that is scranton, pennsylvania.hat's where donald trump and mike pence are expected any minute now. we're obviously going to bring that to you as it happens. after the break, we have added to a to-do list a fact check of what donald trump said earlier at his news conference. we're going to bring you that, when we come back. >>> also a special convention edition of "weekend update" live from philadelphia. it's tonight at midnight eastern. stay up for it here on msnbc. crowd sounds ] oooh! [ brakes screech ] when your pain reliever stops working, your whole day stops. excuse me, try this. but just one aleve can last 12 hours. tylenol and advil can quit after 6. [ cheering ] so live your whole day, not part... with 12 hour aleve. (ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh) (hush my darling...) (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) (hush my darling...) man snoring (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) woman snoring take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. >>> would you

scranton, governor of pennsylvania. he came to the convention in 1964, having campaigned in no primaries just to ward off the threat from the extreme right of thearty both arrived at the convention confident. "i promise you that i will preserve and extend freedom all over this country and all over this world." "scranton had announced his candidacy saying, 'we are going to san francisco for a convention not for a coronation.'" that mentality would bring the fight to the convention from day one. each side trying to woo delegates to the other side. "thanks so much ms. colier, i'll tell her." "vote for goldwater." outside the hotels and the convention center, civil rights leaders staged a march to protest goldwater's extremist views. "we want to assure the delegates of the republican convention that we have nothing against the republican party as such but we want the nation and the world to know that senator goldwater is not fit. we want barry! we want barry!" they were drowned out. "the convention will come to order. the c

you were in scranton with donald trump.ut of that rally and shaking hands with all of the police officers that were there. to protect them. >> this is not meant to self-aggrandize, but i can't walk three steps without a police officer asking for a picture. bill o'reilly asked me last night how am i being treat at the democratic convention. i said i'm being treated terrific, but nobody will come near me because i have ten cops around me. everywhere i go. i would like to point out that hillary clinton hasn't had a press conference since december 4th, 2015. >> donald trump had three yesterday. >> he has one a day. what kind of -- what kind of president do we want? one like the one we have now? no press conference for 13 months. or do we want a transparent president who will communicate with quus? >> well, speaking of the police officers, the dnc did honor slain police officers last night, but charles ramsey, the top cop, turned it into the anti-gun pitch. listen to the very ending. >> and an entire nation mourned eight more. a

it's her dad who was born in scranton, pennsylvania.nd it was really nice, a moment ago i was just told by a very nice producer who works on the show, who is trying to make me feel better about that terrible mistake, i was just told by a very nice producer, thank you, laura, that young hillary did spend time in scranton in the summers when she was growing up, and that is nice, but it doesn't make me feel any better. hillary clinton was born in chicago. i'm very sorry. >>> president clinton has been in office for just 13 days with more than 1,400 days to go, but the politicians, public, and the press are passing judgment. what honeymoon? >> after clinton's early stumbles, journalists everywhere are making reference to the gang who couldn't shoot straight. and the one liner about the mess, can't anybody here play this game? >> you try to get the republicans overconfident, he succeeded. >> the clinton white house thus far has looked like they're not ready for primetime players. >> last week, we talked about is the honeymoon over. this week

it's her dad who was born in scranton, pennsylvania. nice, a moment ago i was just told by a very nice producer who works on the show, who is trying to make me feel better about that terrible mistake, i was just told by a very nice producer, thank you, laura, that young hillary did spend time in scranton in the summers when she was growing up, and that is nice, but it doesn't make me feel any better. hillary clinton was born in chicago. i'm very sorry. stay active. and to keep up this pace, i need the right nutrition. so i drink boost®. boost® complete nutritional drink has 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d to support strong bones, and 10 grams of protein to help maintain muscle. in three delicious flavors. i'm not about to swim in the slow lane. stay strong. stay active with boost®. you do all this research on a perfect car, then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates... maybe you should've done more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't r

it's her dad who was born in scranton, pennsylvania. and it was really nice, a moment ago i was just told by a very nice producer who works on the show, who is trying to make me feel better about that terrible mistake, i was just told by a very nice producer, thank you, laura, that young hillary did spend time in scranton in the summers when she was growing up, and that is nice, but it doesn't make me feel any better. hillary clinton was born in chicago. i'm very sorry. um can take 24 h. try cool mint zantac. no pill relieves heartburn faster. spending the day with my niece. that make me smile. i don't use super poligrip for hold, because my dentures fit well. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. even well fitting dentures let in food particles. just a few dabs of super poligrip free is clinically proven to seal out more food particles so you're more comfortable and confident while you eat. so it's not about keeping my dentures in, it's about keeping the food particles out. try

priority: you >>> on your screen, donald trump speaking live in scranton, pennsylvania.e has just said how great his convention was. on the right-hand side of your screen, democrats about to gavel in the day three of their convention. to fox's jennifer griffin on what we can expect today, jennifer? >> reporter: hi, stuart. as you mentioned just behind me over my shoulder here, we expect ohio congressman marsha fudge to gavel in and that shortly after that, after the national anthem, we expect him to put tim kaine's name into nomination for vice president. we'll hear from tim kaine later tonight. the democrats have been under some criticism for not talking much about national security up until this point. the last two nights have been focusing more on families and children, and black lives matter movement. but tonight i'm told there will be a heavy focus national security and in fact they'll be a number of republicans who are backing hillary clinton, whether it's michael bloomberg of new york who is slated to speak. of course there will also be the former top navy jag off

the vice president was born in scranton. his father grew up there. that could change given the deadly gunfire this weekend in texas, minnesota, and louisiana. >>> another investigation into the hillary clinton e-mail scandal is moving forward. >> the state department is reopening an internal probe of possible mishandling of classified information by the secretary. earlier fbi director james comey found that she did not break the lie and did not lie to his investigators. >> i know a lot of my former friends ares out there saying they would. i wonder where they were the last 40 years because i'd like to see the cases they brought. on gross negligence, nobody would, nobody did. >> the republicans are questioning fbi about clinton lying about classified e-mails at her benghazi hearing. >> governor chris chris tell will rejoin donald trump on the campaign trail. the two gop figures will be in miami to deliver a speech titled "succeeding together." christie is the latest. trump met with indiana governor mike pence last weekend. >>> if wendy's is your go-to

some of you may know my father was from scranton, my grandfather came as a small child from england, imglamt with his family. he worked in the scranton lace mills, a factory his entire life because he believe head could produce a better life for his children, and he did. and e'er time i come to pennsylvania i think about the ma journeys we made from where we lived outside of chicago to scrant scranton. every single year. we would go every summer. we went some christmases. i was brought back as were my brothers to be crisped in the little court street methodist church. we really have a dprt deal of love and affection for pennsylvania. my father plus one of my brothers played football at penn state. so it's always a joy for me to be here and to come to johnstown, a place i've been to before and look forward to coming back and being here and having this opportunity to come and visit with you. i want to thank ron and jim for welcoming us. nick, thank you for explaining some of the work you do and telling us that nick was a marine at camp david when bill was president. and we actually met

. >> grandfather came as a small child from england, an immigrant, to scranton with his family. he worked in the cranston lace mills, a factory, his entire life because he believed that he could produce a better life for his children. and he did. and every time i come to pennsylvania, i think about the many journeys we made from where we lived outside of chicago to scranton. every single year, we would go every summer. we went some christmass. i was brought back as were my brothers to be christened in the little court street methodist church. we really have a great deal of love and affection for pe pennsylvania. my father plus one of my brothers played football at penn state. so it's always a joy for me to be here. and to come to johnstown, a place that i've been to before, and look forward to come back and being here and having this opportunity to come and visit with you. i want to thank ron and jim for welcoming us. nick, thank you for explaining some of the work you do and telling us that nick was a marine at camp david when bill was president. we have actually met him in his

donald trump visited scranton on saturday.our coverage here from the wells fargo center as the 2016 dnc is officially in the books. jacquelyn? >> in the books from a contentious day one with protests and uncertain at this to the very least, the appearance of unity. and 102 days until election day. >> a lot of work ahead for both candidates for sure. >> a lot was at stake. >> yes. >> we'll see you back here in the studios and stellar work to all of our team at nbc 10. and a final look at weather, it will be a stormy day tomorrow. >> and the start of the day, i think by noon things are going to be quieter out there, but there could be delays in the morning, flooding in the morning in parts of the area. we have more rain moppiving in m the west. that looks like it's going to peak right over philadelphia area for the morning rush. >> all right, glenn, that's nbc 10 news at 11:00. have a good night. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starrin

this week he will be in our area in scranton, he will be there on wednesday.will be in scranton while the dnc is happening in philadelphia. >>> boom box band on the beach. coming up we will tell you which jersey shore town is en fofrsing it and why. on this saturday. new from overnight, a 26-year-old man is in critical condition after he was stabbed in north philadelphia. the map was found at broad and gerard avenue this morning. so far no arrests in this case. >>> a man will spend 25 years in prison for helping to bury a woman alive in south jersey. ramon ortiz was sentenced yesterday in camden county. he admitted that he,v helped carlos ant netty kill get ma perez in 2013. she was carrying $8,000 and thought the men was giving her a ride to buy a car. instead according to prosecutors the men buried her alive in a shallow grave. ant netty goes for trial in murder in september. >>> the westchester daily local news reports that sharia moore's attorneys have outlined a plan in court filings. she started chatting with the baby's mother back in march. surveillan

senior political correspondent mike emmanuelle is live in scranton to tell us where clinton is expectedo speak today. mike? reporter: hillary clinton is expected to speak later today inphiladelphia but her big campaign rally here in scranton pennsylvania , joe biden's original hometown has been postponed following the horrific attack in dallas. clinton tweeted earlier this morning, i mourn for the officer shot while doing their sacred duty to protect protesters for their families and all who serve with them and she cited with age. this is the week when clinton made her first campaign appearance with president obama in battleground state north carolina . democrats hope the president will fire up the base to support clinton in november. after vice president biden we are told he is selling in delaware, has been briefed by his advisers on the attack in dallas and will report at the white house weekly address. the hope for the clinton campaign would be that he would make the case for clinton in the rustbelt and why he believes she is the best choice to carry on the obama administration's pol

nbc 10's republican analyst says the scranton wilkes-barre area could be key. >> talking about a lot folks in the energy industry, the coal industry, they're all out of work and they're angry and blaem the obama administration. >> a lot of people think that's donald trump territory. what's your take. >> i don't believe so. that's hillary territory. >> scranton's mayor, a democratic delegate told us he doesn't think his city is actually in play. he did acknowledge donald trump is resonating in pennsylvania more than some democrats expected. >>> other political strategists believe the democrats expected edge in the urban area of philadelphia and pittsburgh will be almost impossible for trump to overcome. tracy, back to you. >> thanks, katy. the coverage of the dnc and hillary clinton's nomination continues all morning long. right now on the free nbc 10 app, see a photo gallery of some of the week's biggest moments and read firsthand accounts from visitors and delegates about their time they spent in philadelphia. >>> we are continuing to follow breaking news in san diego. a search is u

the boy from scranton. they're holding scranton signs in the hall. >> where trump was earlier. >> he's going to say don't believe this guy. we'll see if it works. it's about the people in the middle obviously. biden may be a better validater on that score. >> speaking one quick moment from the floor when they start doing the signature chant of "obama '08." >> yes, we can. not yes she can, yes i can. yes, we can. >> everybody take a second. we'll talk about hillary clinton's speech tonight. but this is the end. 12 years to the night -- that speech is 12 years to the day after boston where we saw him, still a state senator. this was kind of the closing of a chapter. >> it was really emotional in the room last night, no matter what you think of obama's politics, he's a history making president, and this was the last time we'll see him in this setting as commander-in-chief. >> if she wins, the arc of all that will be -- we haven't seen anything like that. >> we haven't seen anything like what we've seen in the

i spent so much of my youth in scranton, in carbondale and waverly.many of my best friends in the world. i went to boarding school in pennsylvania for five years. i love the state. i love this area as well as anyone and i had to be here today. so many great friends here, thank you. you know, we just came off a convention. >> all right. donald trump, mike pence rally taking place there in scranton, pennsylvania right now. been listening in on that. the republican nominees for president and vice president taking an unusual move, donald trump making a point there it's an unusual move. it's a campaign he's run that's been defined by unusual moves, but having a full political schedule campaign schedule during the other party's convention. something we're not necessarily accustomed to seeing. live here in philadelphia right now. we are awaiting some big developments here at the democratic national convention in the wells fargo center. in a few minutes, they are going to gavel to order day three of the democratic convention. and in a few minutes, we are goin

. >> yesterday, donald trump was in pennsylvania, he was in scranton. coal minor country.et me play a little bit of what he said of this message that seems to be resonating. let's play it. >> i don't even know why i said it. but i said -- this is in the middle of fifth avenue, okay? we're going to put the miners back to work. that includes the steel workers and we're going to take the regulations off of gas. because gas is big and they want to close you down. they want to close mines down. >> so this is a part of the case donald trump made yesterday. people stood out in the hot sun, waiting to see him. but the criticism from objective viewers is that he doesn't tell these people how he can do it, governor. why is it resonating? >> well, because people want that. but he doesn't tell people how he's going to do it. and also, he doesn't tell people he didn't do it himself in his businesses. he stiffed suppliers, he stiffed his workers. so this is someone who didn't practice what he's preaching. and i think the voters, again, are smart enough to recognize that and when it come

trump was in scranton. out blue color joe from scranton to talk about the middle class to win them back. that is why his speech i argue was most important speech of the night because trying to relate to these blue collar workers that the democrats, they may lose in this election >> last night was a big night for tim kaine, really biggest speech of his political career how do you think he did. >> it was long, too long, little bit folksy and his little making fun of donald trump will be great snl fodder his job was to be boring and his job was to be the average kind of guy that you want to be at the dinner table. he will not be most entertaining guy but he will not upset anybody at the table that is what the democrats needed last night. >> any other speakers get a strong reaction from the crowd >> yes, surprisingly brooke, leon panetta former cio director hoy think is one of the most respected men out there, he was booed last night and crowd started chant nothing more war. there was a feeling that they are ou

biden from scranton pennsylvania just down the road. said the hillary clinton campaign is really looking to him to try to sure up support and vouch for her. let's take a listen to the vice president of the united states joe biden. [ cheers and applause ] >>> thank you, thank you, thank you. i love you. ladies and gentlemen, thank you, thank you, thank you. i love you. ladies and gentlemen, eight years ago i stood on a stage in denver and i accepted your nomination to be vice president of the united states. and every single day since then has been an honor of our lives for jill and me. every day we have been grateful to barack obama and michelle for asking to join them in an incredible journey, a journey that can only happen in america. we not only have worked together as it becomes pretty obvious, we have become friends. we are now family. we are family. folks, we have all seen over the last eight years what president obama means to this country. he is the embodiment of honor, resolve and character. one of the finest presidents we have

we'll be hearing live from donald trump in scranton, pennsylvania. there, the followup on a head turning appearance this morning where he made this comment about the dnc hacking scandal. >> but if it is russia, it's really bad for a different reason. because it shows how little respect they have for our country. when they would hack into a major party and get everything. but it would be interesting to see. i will tell you this. russia, if if you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. >> we are bringing you the latest from our reporters fanned out across philadelphia. we said trump is expected to take the stage at any moment for a town hall meeting. also in florida where trump had the contentious news conference this morning. let's begin with katy tur. she was in the room this morning with donald trump asking questions during that lengthy press conference. she joins me now. katy, there were so many attention-grabbing moments earlier today. i felt like it was a fire hose coming aut it. that is the biggest news of

he was in this business of going to scranton, pennsylvania, is exactly the right thing to do. there in the southwestern part of pennsylvania, now he's up there in the northeastern part of pennsylvania. these are exactly the places that he should be going. and it's worth noting, when i talk to him, i mentioned this before, when i talked to him a couple years ago about hitting hard in the republican complaint that their nominees don't fight back, he made it abundantly clear to me, if he did this, it would be no holds barred and this is exactly the kind of thing that republicans want to see from their nominee. >> bill you're a sanders supporter. are you vulnerable? are you going over to trump? >> dream on. there's such a vast difference between the sanders message and the donald trump message. sure there's a strain of economic populism that connected the two campaigns both talking about trade deals. bernie with substantive ideas and positive of the ideas about where to take america and inclusi inclusive, all-embracing america and here is donald trump, preaching nothing but divisi

make first appearance with clinton in hometown of scranton this afternoon. >> the first thing i would> tonight a lot of money is up for grabs. the mega millions jackpot we've been talking about it all week has gone up to $540 million. >>> hey, two little bunnies. (movie clip). >> ending our morning minute on a lighter note, secret life of pets is one of the new movies opening this weekend. >> it is expected to dethrone the box office champ finding dorey. katie, how is it going outside? >> definitely still very warm here in the delaware valley. still very steamy, as well, essentially carbon copy of what happened yesterday. mid 90s, still excessive heat warning, seeing some sunshine, but we once again have to dodge couple of showers, and other storms later today, one tweak we would make there is that some of the storms could actually turn locally even stronger than they perhaps did yesterday. so, let's take you outside. i want to show you what's happening from storm scan. not too much just yet. do have couple of clouds. over at least the skydeck, nothing but blue sky right now, little h

in his birthplace of scranton, pennsylvania, on friday.but before she hits the keystone state, clinton will head to trump's former turf, atlantic city, where he once ran several casinos and hotels. but first, hillary clinton is preparing for a long awaited step in the legal drama surround ing her private e-mail. and she could be interviewed by the fbi as early as today. kelly o'donnell is outside the clinton residence in washington, d.c. another good day to you. you've been keeping your eyes peeleded on that front door all day. do we believe mrs. clinton has had this interview? can you hear me? >> sorry, alex, i had that funny feeling that something might have gone wrong with our connection for a a moment. yes, did i have that oh, my gosh, she's on camera not responding to me look? that's always pleasant. >> just fine. get right to it. >> very good. all right, the update. we had a flurry of activity here a few minutes ago. the secret service vehicles we saw depart the home here in washington, d.c. early this morning, have now returned. the

i'm not going to go into it but i look at scranton, pennsylvania has lost one and three manufacturingse numbers. look at these numbers. scranton has lost 43% of its manufacturing jobs since bill clinton signed nafta. 43% of the manufacturing job so i don't tank -- but look why would anybody be upset about negotiating deals to make them better? only the newspaper say that's terrible. he wants to renegotiate this. we are losing a fortune on the steel so by negotiate these deals and make them from bad deals in two good deals and maybe even great deals why would anybody be upset? i'm going to do it but nobody understands. today or yesterday hillary clinton said the first time ever in her life, right, i am going to renegotiate trade deals. not one mention of my name in the article, not one mention. not one mention. tpp, she had the gold standard. then she saw been on television knocking the hell out of her because they know something about currency manipulation and valuation. plus you know what i want to make a deal one-on-one. [applause] you we don't like, you are bad. no good, six, these

[music] >> hello, scranton! i am governor mike pence.mbled and honor to have the opportunity to run and serve with the next president of the united states of america, donald trump. [applause] >> you know it is a joy to see you today. it is wonderful to be in pennsylvania. our nominee and i have been traveling relentlessly since the close of a great and successful republican national convention that sent the message to america that america longs to hear. when i got the call two weeks ago at 11:00 at night, i was in my office, my wife at my side, we had prayed through it and when donald trump called and asked me to serve as his running mate and vice presidential nominee i answered in a heart beat because donald trump has the vision to make america great again. [applause] >> i answered the calls for three reasons and i will share them before i bring in the main event. number one, for all of my years in public life as a governor and on capitol hill, after seven and a half years of failed leadership that has weakened america's place in the wo

variety called him the biggest smalltime agent which meant he booked vaudeville acts into places like scranton, pennsylvania, syracuse, new york. the towns not big enough for the orpheum circuit or the all the circuit in the east coast. he had relatively sometimes major figures on the way up. both george burns and his autobiography and actually may west also claims that he helped give her her start on stage. the point about all of this is he wasn't a nobody, but he kept his dreams always surpasses income. for example, in 1904 he had the dream, enough with the orpheum circuit, it's enough for a time it's time for the bernstein circuit. so he went to places like scranton, harrisburg, places like that and guaranteeing them split week entertainment. two week entertainment. two shows per week. a bernstein production. it works like a charm. until he had to change acts. the fact is, then vaudeville, the only way to get people coming back like yuletide movies is there had to be something new each monday. the problem was the gate receipts were not big enough to book the second tier of good acts. so he

joe biden, from scranton, reaching out to the blue collar voters. and president obama talking about continuing his legacy forward. john and christine, you were young bucks. some would not be caught on the campaign trail with president obama. now grasping on to a full embrace of president obama. not trying to hide the fact that third-term president obama is something they don't mind. a strategic calculation. this is an anti-establishment campaign up to this point. rise of bernie sanders. democrats are siding with the establishment as what has worked up to this point. they are going for the third term of president obama. hillary clinton will be the one to bring that home tonight in the fourth of what seems like 287 straight days of republican and democratic conventions. >> phil mattingly outside the grill. thank you for everything, phil. it was a full embrace with barack obama and hillary clinton at the conclusion of his speech. they hugged a few times for emphasis. joining us to discuss what happened is our panel of super friends. mark preston. analy

before before that, clinton will be in scranton speaking with vice president joe biden.he two leaders plan to discuss the economy, but that could change given the deadly gunfire this week in texas, in minnesota, and in louisiana. >>> also today new jersey governor chris christie will rejo rejoin republican presidential candidate donald trump. >>> the justice department is finished with reviewing hillary clinton's e-mails. >> at least one other investigation is moving forward. the state department is reopening the investigation. they put the probe on hold until the fbi finished looking at the case. the justice department took the fbi's recommendation not to bring criminal charges against clinton. >>> happening today a senator is holing a meeting where there will be a debate on how to best how to moderate medical marijuana. heal draft recommendations that he'll then send to governor tom wolf. he's hoping it will serve as a nationwide model for nationwide marijuana regulations. >> a win for the bill cosby sexual assault case. the judge said it's enough to send the case to t

and also we had some information about scranton, pennsylvania, true? hillary clinton and joe biden, they had an event, but they canceled it in scranton. >> again, we're trying to balance this good day friday idea, every friday we go and have fun in a different community, so trying to balance what happened last night but still trying to hug and join hands with citizens who watch our show every day. so one of the things, they're lined to up do right now in wilmington is eat. so i'll take the first truck, okay? >> this is the brunch box. >> what's your name, sir? >> from the brunch box. >> do you have a brick and mortar? >> yes, restaurant up in hokessing delaware, 20 miles from wilmington, drip cafe. >> drip cough aing. >> breakfast all day, farm fresh ingredients, awesome,. >> where do i find the brunch box snuck. >> at the hercules building 13th and market or friday's barclay at the river front on thursday. >> we got great sandwiches for you. park sausage sandwich, house made power jam, after regula, jam, pretzel roll from philadelphia bakery there, de

. >> 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 stain on the history of democracy. he said the uprisers were being told what to do from pennsylvania at the command of fethullah gulen. he's now an enemy of the turkish president. he denied having a role in the coup attempt. >>> we'll take you to their bastille day ceremony coming up. when you're the parent of a disabled child, you realize that the world can be a harsh place. but you also realize it can be a really loving, wonderful place. when i saw donald trump mock somebody who was disabled, i was appalled. you gotta see this guy... ahh, i don't know

biden speaks at this convention wednesday, trump will have tried to outdo him earlier in the day in scranton, pennsylvania. >> pelley: major garrett in philadelphia with us. major, thank you. well, donald trump talked to ted koppel for today's edition of cbs news "sunday morning." >> reporter: how do you convince the doubters? how do you convince the people who are sitting out there, and there are a lot of people sitting out there, saying, "i can't believe that donald j. trump is the nominee. i can't believe it." >> you have covered me for a long time. we have known each other for a long time. my whole life has been winning. you know, i have won. whether i did "the apprentice," went on television-- same question. >> reporter: you can't compare anything you have done before. >> tremendous success in business. tremendous success with-- i go into television, i do a show it's a big success. >> reporter: i mean you talked at one point-- in fact i heard you say it several times. "oh, i can be so presidential." >> that's true. >> reporter: i haven't seen it yet. >> i think you have. i think you hav

the candidate will make a campaign stop with vice president joe biden in scranton, pennsylvania. we'll bring it to you live, noon eastern on c-span 2. >>> our road to the white house coverage continues live with the democratic party's platform committee in orlando today starting at 3:00 p.m. eastern and continuing tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. eastern. members will debate the platform for this year's elections. live coverage on c-span, the c-span radio app and c-span.org. >> next up, "washington journal" is live, followed by the u.s. house that returns live at 9:00 a.m. eastern to debate a bill to combat opioid abuse. the platform committee meets live from orlando. now, your reaction to last night's shootings in dallas. we'll talk with texas congresswoman, and later, community activist and black lives matter activist. now, your comments by phone and social media live on "washington journal."

and some of you may know that my father was from scranton.me as a small child from england, an immigrant to scranton with his family. he worked in the scranton lace mills, factory, his entire life. because he believed that he could produce a better life for his children. and he did. and every time i come to pennsylvania i think about the many journeys we made from where we lived outside of chicago to scranton every single year we would go every summer. we went some i was brought back as were my brothers to be christened in the little court street methodist church. we really have a great deal of love and after affection for pennsylvania. my father plus one of my brothers played football at penn state. so it's always a joy for me to be here. and to come to johnstown, a place that i've been to before. and look forward to coming back and being here. >> so again, hillary clinton, the democratic presidential nominee, and also tim kaine, her vice president y vice presidential pick speaking in pennsylvania. we have not heard of any events for donald

he will talk about it in his scranton town hall coming up in just a few minutes.runs late. and heel talk abo'll talk about in toledo. this has been quite an astonishing day. you played what he did and said and tried to sort of dial it down, by saying provide it to the fbi. the campaign is utterly denying that he implied what people have inferred, notwithstanding what he actually said. and it's entirely likely that trump's supporters as they have been for the last year of his campaign, will likely shrug it all off and blake the medme the making mountains out of mole hills, and his correct dialogue is often misconstrued or misunderstood, and his contentions are good and this is a bunch of nothing. in the past, president ial candidates would have faced a feeding frenzy, and to understand the depth of the problems, it's worth noting as soon as hillary clinton accepts the nomination for the democratic nomination, both of these candidates will start getting classified security briefings, so they will have at their fingertips, and sometimes on the tip of their tongues th

two-term vice president originally hailing from skra scranton, p.a. there he is.ill clinton back in the arena. ♪ >> thank you. thank you, thank you, thank you. i love you. ladies and gentlemen, thank you, thank you, thank you. you've -- i love you. ladies and gentlemen, eight years ago, i stood on a stage in denver and i accepted your nomination to be vice president of the united states. and every single day since then, it's been the honor of our lives for jill and me. every day we've been grateful to barack and michelle for asking them to join us in this -- join them in that incredible journey. a journey -- a journey that can only happen in america. but we not only have worked together, as it becomes pretty obvious, we've become friends. we're now family. we're family. folks, you've all seen over the last eight years what president obama means to this country. he's the embodiment -- he is the embodiment of honor, resolve, and character. one of the finest presidents we have ever had. that's right. this is a man of character. and he's become a brother to jill and m

pennsylvaniar -- is so important that scranton is the heart of the gun-toting, you know, trump tradeeal hating constituency. it's not philadelphia. and so that is the best place that joe biden could be with her. and that's the place where her dad was born and where they had a family cabin on a lake when she was a child. it's the perfect week, if they could deal with bernie sanders, completely perfect. but the warren thing kind of obviates that problem to a certain degree. now she's got this. and the f.b.i. hanging over her head. >> andrea, i talked this morning and you were disagreeing with me -- my feeling is this is more same. as long as she's not indicted, this is part of the bigger narrative here. is old news, this a complete nonevent. but you disagree with that? think that -- what i was trying to say is that there still is the character issue, the trust issue. she wouldn't have been addressing it in chicago last monday, saying i know some trust me, if she wasn't anticipating another e-mail. the and the deposition this week, her thann closer to anyone, other than the immediate fa

they'll hold their first campaign event together in scranton. both have ties to the city. in scranton while clinton's father was born there. >>> philadelphia's 23rd street armory doubled as an orchest ra ha hall. members of the philadelphia orchestra were joined by youth musicians and a group from new york's carnegie hall summer internship program. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert neighborhood weather. >> i'm meteorologist karen thomas. we'll check your fourth of july forecast for you and right now we are dry. we do have some clouds out there. and temperatures quite comfortable. actually cool. 65 degrees right now in mt. holly. 66 in vineland. 71 in philadelphia. we only reached 78 degrees in philadelphia for our high temperature today. and as i mentioned, we are dry for now. we just have some clouds around. as we pull back on radar, we can see where all the action is. and, boy, there is quite a bit of activity happening down here in texas. oklahoma moving right on through the tennessee valley. and this system is a low pressure system that will be riding along a front that

born in scranton, hillary clinton's father is from that area and she spent childhood summers on a laker there and this is part of joe biden tonight because that's key to winning pennsylvania. >> before she was first lady of the united states, when she became first lady we served together in the united states senate. and during her years as secretary of state, once a week we had break fast my home. everybody knows she's smart. everybody knows she's tough but i know what she's passionate about. i know hillary. >> and so, ruth, clinton has a challenge in following not just joe biden but barack obama's speech last night. >> there are a lot of great communicators and hillary clinton will be the first to tell you that she does not have the political skills of fill in the blank, the blank often noted as her husband but it's very interesting. back when she was running against barack obama hillary clinton was the one who did better with those less educated white men than he did. that's where she's falling short. that's where a regular joe guy like joe biden, vice president biden to me, can real

he is expected to take the stage in scranton in moments.

donald trump was in scranton yesterday. hillary clinton goes there this weekend.e the importance of a state that is clearly in play and hasn't gone republican since 1988. >> again, there are a lot of working class areas of pennsylvania, scranton which is joe biden country. joe biden's speech last night was speaking specifically to that kind of voter. western pa is trending republican too. the question is, how much better does trump do than romney did in, in pennsylvania outside of philadelphia. and then can clinton do better than obama did in greater philly and interplay between those two. bill: we need a billboard for this, don't we. >> that's right. bill: we'll get that next time. kyle, good to see you in philadelphia. kyle kondik from the crystal ball. martha: thanks, bill. there is new crisis for the dnc after the hackers who looked all the embarrassing emails have revealed something else when we come back. >> you take a look what was said on the emails it is disgraceful. it is disgraceful. they talk about religion. they talk about race. they talk about all so

nbc 10's republican analyst says the scranton/wilkes-barre area could be key.g about a lot of folks in the energy industry, the coal industry, they're all out of work and they're angry and blame the obama administration. >> a lot of people think that's donald trump territory. what's your take. >> i don't believe so. that's hillary territory. >> scranton's mayor, a democratic delegate told us he doesn't think his city is actually in play. he did acknowledge donald trump is resonating in pennsylvania more than some democrats expected. >>> it wasn't just hillary clinton's night to make history at the dnc. sarah mcbride from wilmington made her mark in history by being the first openly transgender person to address a major party's convention. >> tomorrow we can be different. tomorrow we can be protected and respected, especially if hillary clinton is our president. that's why i'm proud to stand here and say that i'm with her. >> mcbride was the first transgender intern at the white house. she was close with the bidens working on the beau biden campaigns. the nation

i spent so much of my youth in scranton and carpenter and waverly. i went to boarding school in pennsylvania for five years. i know this area as well as anyone. we have so many great friends and thank you. you know, we just came off a convention and we had a great time. it was honor to be up there. we are so proud of him and we are going to make america great in november. we are going to make this country great again. that is my 6-6 boy and he is a good guy. he is a good guy. he loved this area and loved the school we went to. he went to the hills school. he loved it. we did well. he has been doing well. i am very proud of my children. i am very proud of my children. so, president obama, on the s w show. he is a democrat, republican or conservative i don't care. if he did a great job as president i would be so happy and so would you. i would be so happy. it hasn't worked out that way. it hasn't worked out that way. we are scoffed ought all over the world -- at -- we are looked down upon all over the world, we are not respected anymore. we were talkin

scheduled to visit roanoke and winston salem north carolina and then returns to pennsylvania to scranton. a new cbs poll shows candidates neck and neck. trump enjoying slight bump in battle ground states following the cop convenience and leads hillary clinton 42% to 41 up two prints to last week. we're covering every angle of the convention. 7 a.m. cbs this morning will broadcast live from the national constitution center and cbs evening news with scott at 6:301 live from wells fargo center. cbs news will have live primetime coverage every night at 10 and followed by eyewitness news at 11 on cbs3 and join us tonight at 7 p.m. nor a special coverage of the dnc. we'll bride cast live inside the wells fargo center as the national spotlight shines on our city and explore the rich histories of conveniences including first republican convention held here in philadelphia, also, what do the delegates think of philly food scene. we'll have that and more tonight at 7:00. >> coming up, we will have more of the video of raging wildfire charging through the terrain out west. and find out how many peo

. >> scranton joe. >> right, scranton joe. bill clinton, he's a regular guy, he has that image.le for the past 30 years and it really has allowed her reputation to sort of evolve into something that people just could never see her being someone they'd bump into in a diner. >> she talked about her mother being abandoned, her mother having to go to work, being a house cleaner and this sort of thing. do you think the clinton foundation and all the money and that comment of hers saying when she left the white house they were broke, which basically they were, millions of dollars in legal fees, do you think all that -- >> her fundamental problem is trustworthiness. and you see her taking some time in her speech and bill taking time in his speech to try to humanize her. i actually sympathize with her in a way. she has 40 years of scandals. i don't think -- the speech she needed to give to sort of take that back and take these scandals away, i don't think she could have even given if she tried hard. >> appealing to the voters that she's doing right now, this afternoon, we're going to sh

he did have great rallies like in scranton, but since 1988, every republican tries hard in pennsylvaniaand they have failed every single time p. but he has to try otherwise he can't get to the number of 270. i think joe biden could be very helpful to her in this area that they will be traveling through especially like in scranton. that is in his blood. but one of the things that the trump campaign could really focus on is that the democrats rhetoric does not match their policy platform. if you are interested in energy, go and look at the democratic policy platform from 2012 versus 016. in 2012, they were for all of the above. in 2016, they stripped it all out. actually stripped out everything that she says that she will do is not in the policy platform and she didn't say boo about that. >> and the thing that strikes me about the polling, they're not just doing head to head clinton versus trump, they also now throw in jill stein who is the green party candidate and gary johnson, your favorite, you know, puff the magic dragon in the libertarian party. do you think that they could in fact

the vice president calls delaware his home, but he was born in scranton. he gave a strong speech for hillary and slammed donald trump. to the theme of rocky and heartfelt applause joe biden arrived on the stage of the democratic national convention he spoke warmly of the obamas and talked about the loss of his oldest son who died last year after battling cancer. he heartly endorsed hillary clinton and took aim of her opponent donald trump saying the businessman is not prepared to deal with national security and gave his opinion on his character. >> his cynicism is unbounded. his lack of of empathy and compassion can be summed up in a phrase i suspect he is most proud of having made famous. you're fired. i'm not joking thing about that. directly after a speech he walked through a crowd of reporters to speak to jim gardner after "action news" asked delaware delegates to weigh in. >> what does hillary clinton have to say tomorrow night what is her main task? >> she are has to see her heart, everybody knows her head everybody knows how smart an how tough and r

he is expected to take the stage in scranton in moments. back to sort of freewheeling form, fired up and firing back earlier today on the suggestion from democrats that somehow he is connected to a russian hacking at the dnc. we are getting a slew of earnings due out any moment now, including the big one from social facebook. it is going to be out any moment. we'll be bringing you numbers you need to know as soon as they come out. it is very busy hour. i'm david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis. let's get you back to markets. stocks ending the day mixed with the dow and s&p 500 turning negative moments before the close. trader scott shellady is watching action in oil at cme. lori rothman on floor of new york stock exchange. lori, stocks got a pop this afternoon from the fed decision leaving rate unchanged. we saw a turnaround right before the close. what happened? reporter: right, it was all over the plac and bad news in the fed cities and accompanying statement today. the key line in that statement, your term, the risk of outlook has di

the vice president hits the campaign trail with clinton in scranton, pennsylvania next week. >>> we spoke to the dnc you can see that interview, she said clinton and sanders still harshing out things up to want convention. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan showing we are dry. we had showers in south jersey, it's off the coast of atlantic city, it won't be there much longer. take a look outside, we have a fair amount of cloud cover early. we have sunshine that will break through. it's muggier as you step outside, you will feel that across the region. temperatures in the 70s, the dewpoint in the mid 60s, that's humid territory. the winds, as expected have turned out of a southerly direction. they are calm right now, but enough to bring in the humidity. in terms of rain future tracker 6 showing between now and noon we are likely dry across the region. then we get into the afternoon there's a chance with the humid air mass with a couple of fronts in the vicinity of produces isolated drenching showers. by 6:00 p.m. thunderstorms possible, the best support is up to the north at this

trump will be in scranton on wednesday. >>> pennsylvania governor tom wolf and philadelphia mayor of have allowed workers at the airport to form a union of their choosing. they had voted to strike during the dnc next week. an agreement has been worked out to ensure a smooth operation of the airport as thousands of delegates convene here. >>> boat house row is lit up in red, white and blue. it's hot and steamy. it feels like 90 degrees this late at night. it is dangerous to spend all day outside without certain precautions sdprch precautions. >> yeah, did certainly is. if you are going to be out this weekend, we have a first alert for the heat. you want to make sure to stay hydrated. avoid several hours outside, if you are outside, try to stay cool by staying in the shade, wear cool clothing and you really want to be in the air conditioning. first alert for pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. we have days outlined in red for much of the area, and that shows you the first alert days. it's going to be now through tuesday. we expect temperatures to be feeling like triple digits when y