take south dakota, a rural state that's 85% white with small percentages of native american, black, latino and asian residents. the demographics in some tons are changing due to a new wave of immigration and with consequences for local economies, as the "newshour's" christopher booker learned on a recent trip to the state. >> reporter: at "dakota provisions," a turkey processing plant in huron, south dakota, worker nyo maung takes only a second-and-a-half to remove the tail of a turkey. with his electric knife, he completes 40 cuts a minute and 2,400 every hour. huron is a small city of 13,000 residents, halfway between sioux falls and the state capitol, pierre. more than 40 turkey farms supply the plant, which distributes meat all over the u.s. it runs like an auto factory assembly line, with about 1,000 workers processing 20,000 turkeys a day. that adds up to 200 million pounds of meat a year. and no one is faster with his blade than nyo maung. >> he cuts tails off the turkeys with a wizard knife. >> reporter: mark "smokey" heuston is the company's human resources director. the foreman w

south dakota. south dakota, you have 25 votes. how do you cast your votes? [ speaking a foreign language ] >> hello family and friends. i extend my hand to you from my heart with good feelings in our beautiful lakota language. >> from the great state of south dakota, land of mt. rushmore, land that brought us george mcgovern who in 1972, the first convention that practiced affirmative action and changed the face of the democratic party delegates forever, where all women and minorities were represented, we proudly cast our 25 votes, ten for the senator bernie sanders, who inspired us all, and 15 for the 45th president of the united states and the first one who will be called madam president, hillary rodham clinton. >> there you have it. with that, south dakota, unknown in the hall, these are our tallies, has put hillary clinton over the top as the official democratic nominee. >> tennessee. tennessee, you have 75 votes. how do you cast your votes? >> madam secretary, the great state of tennessee, also known as the perfect 36, the state that ratified the 19th a

how exactly are they going to do this, to blow up the biggest building in south dakota? anybody going to get hurt? >> authorities set up a wide perimeter. because there is so much land around the building, the plan is to tip the zip over like a tree rather than implode it straight down. that way, fewer explosives are required, according to demolition site manager, eric schuller. >> it was a very solid structure. so install enough explosives would have been a pretty big feat. to tip it over, it was a lot easier method. the explosive experts removed concrete in between the columns and then installed explosives in those columns. the plan was then to remove that support structure similar to falling a tree, creating a wedge for a tree to fall down to the east. >> on december 6th, 2005, with tens of thousands watching in person and on tv, the zip's time has come. >> 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 -- >> whoa. >> the zip dips but it doesn't tip. >> instead of going over like i knew it was supposed to, it fell into this hole. a story and a half was blown out of it and there was really only one me

south dakota. how do you cast your votes? >> hello family and friends. extend my hand on my heart to you in our beautiful lakota language. >> from the great state of south dakota, land of mount rushmore, the land that brought us george mcgovern, the first convention that practiced affirmative action and changed the face of the democratic party delegates forever. half were women and all minorities were represented. we proudly cast around 25 vote, 10 for the senator bernie sanders who inspired us all, and 15 for the 45th president of the united states. and the first one who will be called madame president, hillary rodham clinton. maria: 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,

in south dakota, pierre, south dakota, it's 107 degrees there now. >> no!> that's the heat air, air mass that will be coming our way. coming down here for the weekend. so, yes, it's happening there. likely, it's going to be happening here. not that hot here, but near triple digits by the weekend. right now, though, it's comfortable. we'll take this in mid to late july. right now comfortably dry humidity. i was taking a stroll around the building. security had to tase me to get me to come back in. >> that nice? >> it hurt! as we look now at nats park, have a great night for baseball. hoping to see some great baseball, unlike last night. first pitch time, mid 80s. by the seventh inning stretch we'll be in the low 80s. by the end of the game, temperatures will be in the upper 70s. great night for baseball. that just past full moon will be rising. beautiful evening with low humidity. storm team 4 radar, no storms around, unlike last night when we had a magical scene. lightning and to the right of that was a full moon over reston. this was posted on my twitter p

if you need to get around that northeast section of the district take rhode island avenue and south dakota. watch extra traffic and volume around the scene as more folks hit the road. we'll keep up updated with team coverage. melanie out there gathering more information. switch together maps aside from the fire dealing with quite a bit of overnight construction throw slowing us down. because of paving stay right. 50 east between 704 and crane highway a live look outside and see how that impacts traffic. 02 at bright don't and light volume and no major slow downs. there's kopz set up it's hard to see in the blurred view there but definitely want to use caution and avoid right lanes. back to our maps right now. we have other construction views to be concerned about. overnight roadwork 414 st. barnabus silver hill that slows you downed in the beltway and hill crest heights area and sutland parkway picking up volume this time of morning as you make your way to the douglass bridg bridge. more north, northwest and near the kennedy center and any questions@erin fox d.c. and twitter and we'll keep

the gentleman from south dakota has an amendment page 9 between lines 2 and 3, the gentleman from south dakota is recognized. >> thank you, madam chair. hal wicks, south dakota and though i could talk about this for an awful long time i can feel a railroad train coming and don't want to slow it down at this point so i would simply say that when i started working on a balanced budget amendment in 1977 it was because our debt was $777 billion, and -- and that was with a "b." i didn't think my two girls, and i only had two girls could, pay off that kind of debt. i have been concerned about the debt for so long that it shows my age, at least a little bit, but today as we approach $20 billion and as we forecast possibly 30 billion i think it's time we really do something. i realize this is in another section, but it describes exactly how it would be done. this amendment, and i'm not going to read, it basically says that it can be either done by congress or article 5 and it points out the fact that there are 28 states that have approved an article 5 right now, and a lot of work has been done

the presiding officer: the senator from south dakota. mr. thune: i ask unanimous consent that the quorum call be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. thune: and i ask unanimous consent, mr. president, i be able to complete my remarks. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. thune: and i also ask unanimous consent that there are nine committees to meet during today's session of the senate. they have the approval of both the majority and the minority leaders. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. thune: mr. president, over the past four months, the islamic state has carried out two deadly terrorist attacks at airports. taken together, these two attacks, one at brussels airport and one at instan bull's ataturk airplane resulted in more than 500 injuries and 70 deaths. since september 11, the airport security have emphasizeed securing aircraft against hijackings, but these two bombings highlight other airport security vulnerabilities. as these attacks demonstrate, it's not just planes that are vulnerable. both th

hudson: south dakota. 29 delegates with the following bound delegates. 29 trump. >> madam secretary,uth dakota, home of crazy horse, mount rushmore, and other great faces and great places, proudly nominate and votes for donald j. trump. [cheers and applause] mr. kent: pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, south dakota, 29 votes trump. ms. hudson: tennessee. with the following bound delegates. 33 trump, 16 cruz, nine -- >> madam secretary, the volunteer state, no state income tax, a budget surplus, and a balanced budget, a state that is in the top five in jobless growth, -- job growth, number one in auto manufacturing with a , twolican governor republican u.s. senators, seven republican congressman, and a 2/3 majority in the state house and state senate. our pro-life state proudly casts our votes. 16 votes for senator ted cruz, 19 votes for senator marco rubio , and 33 votes to make america great again for donald j. trump. [cheers and applause] ms. hudson: tennessee, could you please or p your vote -- please repeat your vote? >> 16 votes for

at some point, they pulled over near sioux falls, south dakota.g that brief time that they stopped at the gas station, one of the guards went inside to go to the bathroom, grab something to drink. the other guard was asleep. menjivar-herrera worked his way out of his handcuffs, out of his leg irons, we think maybe with a paper clip or something like that, and ran out the van. >> around 2:00 a.m. saturday morning, oscar antonio menjivar-herrera fled from a prison transport van while it was fueling up at spencer's fuel mart. >> how can this man escape? somebody explain this to me because i really want to understand. >> like that can't happen. >> he was lucky that van broke down. he was lucky that they put him in a van that they should have never been transporting criminals in. and he was lucky he had whatever he had, a safety pin, to get out. >> members of law enforcement from five agencies are involved in this search. authorities believe the man is hunkered down in this corn field or moving slowly in the heat. >> we started getting some tips from p

that i'm in aess relatively good position in south dakota. the government, the governors before me in the legislatures in the past have been fairly careful about some of the things. notwithstanding that, some of the things that were shown on the chart, some predicted as coming, we started to see in south dakota. we are seeing dedicated becoming -- many kid -- medicaid becoming an ever-increasing portion of the budget. state thate in a really has avoided some of the very long-term liability issues of pensions as a blaster, was fully funded. this year, with stock market over the last 12 months, not so great. the investment projection. we will be 93% funded relatively good among the states but certainly a harbinger of what could occur down the road. and authority occurring in states like illinois where the underfunding is very severe. one thing that we did and i know some state are starting to do is very must within our reach. that is change the pension plan for new hires. adoptedome states have pension plans that are different for new hires, ke

northern plants in the midwest and the greatest risk is spread across portions of nebraska and south dakotale in the threat continues in tomorrow shifting across her areas in the midwest and also parts of the upper midwest. a lot of activity at north has up a storm system. another big weather story across portions of the plane extending into changing throughout the work week. we expect the humidity to remain in place. a number of excessive heat warning sent heat advisories. a quick look at the forecast for today. not too bad. across the plains looking at triple digit high temperatures in the war cast and at the end of the work week, the heat built into the eastern u.s. atlanta by friday could be at 96 degrees. factor in the humidity so it will feel hotter than that. over to you. nicole: maria molina with a heat map. lauren: what would she do if he found a huge amount of cash? by bus and cab driver, there is no question. he returned it obviously. all $187,000 was left in a bag pack in the back of his cab. the cabbie brought the cash of the police station and the owner called while he was the

thank you, south dakota.i do want to talk about your business because you are so much more than a podcast bouncer. one thing about you guys as you guys have dropped since the beginning. we started in april 2000, probably one of the worst times to art and internet company. if we wanted vc funding, there would have been no money to be had emily: what is the real future of e-mail? companies are trying to replace e-mail with messaging. e-mail is such a drag, people who say e-mail will die. is e-mail going to die? guest: they have told me that for 15 years now. i think when you use e-mail, the ease is for employed. when you get a job, e-mail is a blessing. emily: what's next for you guys? going tothink we're expand beyond e-mail. when we talk to our small business customers, the plan is to help small as this is grow, so we are going to look into our customers and build campaigns on social media, even old-fashioned direct mail has a lot of innovation left in it for emily: i'm sure we will hear more about you guys a

rushmore, like the badlands of south dakota, too. like we gotta see some prairie dogs. [ laughter ] we gotta see some prairie dogs. >> jimmy: i was thinking maybe right around here, maybe, once we start driving here. >> we drive over there. >> jimmy: and then once we're about here, we let our wives drive and we fly. >> okay. [ laughter ] yeah! >> jimmy: meet them at mt. rushmore. >> that's good. >> jimmy: and then we'll meet >> that's good, yeah. >> jimmy: we'll meet up with the whole family. >> we'll meet up with them there. >> jimmy: meet up with the family. >> that would be really good. >> jimmy: and go, "hey, let's just have fun." i think it's perfect. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i've seen -- because i've seen your trailers. you have a trailer on, is it "men in black 3," i wanna say? >> three, yeah. yeah. oh. >> jimmy: this is your trailer. >> that was my trailer, yeah. yeah. >> jimmy: that's the rv. [ audience oohs ] >> it's pretty. that's a double decker. that's a conference room up there. >> yeah. i was -- i was younger then. [ laughte

south dakota. you have 25 votes. how do you cast your votes?king in foreign language ] hello, family and friends. i extend my hand to you from my heart with good feelings in our beautiful language. >> from the great state of south dakota, land of mt. rushmore. land that brought us george mcgovern, who in 1972, the first convention that practiced affirmative action exchanged the face of the democratic party delegates forever, half were women and all minorities were represented. we proudly cast our 25 votes, 10 for the senator, bernie sanders, who inspired us all. and 15 for the 45th president of the united states and the first one who will be called madam president, hillary rodham clinton. >> south dakota, you have cast 15 votes for secretary clinton and 10 votes for senator sanders. >> and history has just been made. hillary clinton gets more than the 2382 she needs on get nomination. she will become the first woman in american history to lead a party into a presidential election. she now, jake, has done it. it is official. she's gotten more th

especially in rapid city, south dakota. that is the look at the nationa >>> good morning, everyone. the best chance for rain, later on this afternoon, especially north and west of town. warm and muggy, high temperature of 84 degrees. maybe a decent beach day after all, the farther east you go, the drier we stay. unsettled tonight, showers and storms, low of 72 degrees. tomorrow, unfortunately there is more rain on the way for your send, especially early. monday showers and storms drying out by the middle of next week. >>> and that's our f of weather. >> dave, thank you. still to come, the ships are still coming in after a year sailing around the world. what will it feel like being back on dry land? >>> we are back now. hello. on a saturday morning with the i'm all turned around. they have patience. their lives have been tested for the past year. the round the world clipper race coming to an end today. these are beginners who got a chance to sail around the world. plenty of drama every step of the way. nbc's kelly cobiella has an update in london. >> reporter: what a welcome home. yo

especially in rapid city, south dakota. th is the look atat >> good morning. i'm meteorologist krystal klei. we're looking at a forecast that includes possibility of showers and thunderstorms. spotty throughout the region. throughout the afternoon and your evening. so in center city today, temperature of 85. allentown at 83. notice no one skipping out on the .of pocket thunderstorms. same in new jersey and delaware. little lower temperature, upper 70s. lower 80s along the jersey shore but still the possibility of showers. >>> and that's our first check weather. r. >> dave, thank you. still to come, the ships are still coming in after a year sailing around the world. what will it feel like being back on dry land? but first this is "today" on nbc. 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

especially in rapid city, south dakota. that is the look at the >>> good morning, bay area. clouds and fog in san francisco. from the san bernardino cam, just low clouds. in the bay area, there is sunshine like the tri-valley, 64 degrees there, and south bay in the low 60s. later on this afternoon, it's not as hot for some of us. still warm, but san francisco, you'll be in the upper 60s, so comfortable there, but north bay, 85 degrees, and south bay, another warm one at 93. take it easy. >>> and that's our first check of weather. >> dave, thank you. still to come, the ships are still coming in after a year sailing around the world. what will it feel like being back on dry land? but first this is "today" on nbc. (whispering) what are you doing up? (whispering) mom said i could have a midnight snack. well, i say it's late, and you need to go to bed. why? because i am the boss. you're not the boss, mom's the boss. well, technically, we are co-bosses. technically, mom's the boss. mmmm. shhh. the family favorite. yoplait. >>> we are back now. hello. on a saturday morning with the

his speech, the south dakota senator criticizes richard nixon policies on the non-and culture for -- vietnam and calls more policy changes. he lost to richard dixon. his speech is just over 40 minutes and our coverage is from the nixon presidential library museum. , chairwomano'brien kennedy, senator citizens,nd my fellow i'm happy to join you for this benediction of our sunrise service. [applause] i assume that everyone here is impressed with my control of this convention and that my choice for vice president was challenged by only 39 other nominees. [laughter] but i think we learned from watching the republicans four years ago as they selected their vice president that it pays to take a little more time. [applause] and i can tell you that eleanor is very grateful that the oregon grateful that the oregon delegation at least kept her in the race with martha mitchell. [applause] i congratulate you on your patience and i pay my respects to those two superb presiding officers of this convention larry o'brien and the bond breakaway bird. bird.on [applause] tonight, accept your nomination

this is not going to come as a surprise, in north carolina, south dakota and parts -- south carolina and parts of georgia. >> don't be hating now. >> i'm from the south too. they should stop that, stop that. >> what if it was diet? would you drink it if it were diet? >> no. >>> still ahead, scary moments caught on camera. >> brave bystanders risk >>> heat is on the way. stay hydrated with water, obviously, not soda. seek air-conditioning if you can, one to two hours per day and keep pets indoors and check their paws, make sure they are not cracked or burned. we will come back and tell you how hot it's going to get and great time for a shiny floor wax, no? not if you just put the finishing touches on your latest masterpiece. timing's important. comcast business knows that. at a time that works for you. even late at night, or on the weekend, if that's what you need. because you have enough to worry about. i did not see that coming. don't deal with disruptions. get better internet installed on your schedule. comcast business. built for business. woman: i have a masurprise for you.are yo

, when a candidate goes over the top, when they hit the magic number as hillary clinton did in south dakota, they stop, they celebrate, there's confetti. we saw in 1992 bill clinton walked into the convention when he hit the magic number. they couldn't do that tonight because they did not want to insult the sanders delegates and make it seem like they were cutting short the vote that was so important to them. so what was the work around, what was the solution? i don't know if you can see this at home because if you are watching at home, you had the scoreboard on the screen the entire time. we're in a basketball arena. no one was keeping score in this arena. not a single one of the scoreboards had the delegate count as the votes were being cast so nobody in this room except a few people maybe checking their phone even knew when south dakota cast those votes that put hillary clinton over the top that she had officially become the nominee. that's how they got through every state. when they got to the end, bernie sanders did as hillary clinton did eight years ago when she moved to nominate bara

. >> south dakota clinton over the top during room - - during will car - - roll call and bernie sanders and the vote in a surprising show of solidarity. >> i think she should be elected to be president of the united states! [ cheering & applause ] [ crowd noise ] >> i want this feeling in november. >> california is a state with a lot of energy and enthusiasm. 221 votes! for bernie sanders!! and for hillary clinton, next president of the united states, 10 boats! >> there was plenty of emotion in the arena but not everyone was feeling the unity. and there were hordes of disgruntled sanders supporters. see life you treat - - i feel cheated and i feel wronged. >> clinton will formally accept the nomination on thursday. >> tomorrow night, joe biden and president obama will be here to address the convention and the viewers as they make the case for clinton as well. >> were protests were seen outside of the convention tonight. >> there were some black lives matter protesters out there. there were no arrests and we do know that there was some flagburning out there and it turned - - and there wa

fire warnings from arizona to south dakota.ear boulder, colorado, this 600 acre blaze has destroyed five homes. sheyrl wiles was lucky. her home was saved thanks to firefighters. >> whatever can you say? they're the volunteers. saving their neighborhood. we're very, very thankful. >> reporter: this house now in ashes belonged to a local firefight and his wife, a volunteer paramedic, after losing their home, both went right back to work. >> they've been -- so entrenched in the emergency field that they're pillars of the community. >> reporter: some of the 2,000 evacuees are at a local shelter. these two men were there, interviewed bay local newspaper. >> reporter: but they were arrested sunday for felony arson. the sheriff blames their campfire for starting the blaze. you can see some of the helicopters here to drop water. the big concern, the winds that could push the flames even further. abc news, colorado. >>> now here's a look at your weather. we expect a comfortable day in the northeast. there will be scattered showers and

between south dakota avenue and eastern. there was an overnight fire.ropolitan police are hoping to get us traveling northbound. public transportation at least. southbound still closed. northbound want to make sure we get motor vehicle traffic through the scene as well. 270 southbound out of frederick, a hiccup. delays near 85. the crash at 480 was along its left side and we that is now out of the roadway. back to yo son is expected to publicly thank those who supported his familiar since his father's death last week. there is video of cameron sterling. clearly upset after his father alton sterling was shot and killed by police in baton rouge, louisiana. his death sparks nationwide protests. the officers involved are on standard paid administrative leave. >> louisiana state police say they're looking for a fourth suspect in what they're calling a substantial credible threat against police. officers say they foiled the plot after a weekend robbery. they say one of the suspects told officers on saturday that he plans to get bullets to shoot police. office

. >>> it was so hot in south dakotas that sales men were able to bake some cookies. i'm sum popposed to say it look delicious but i'm not -- >> that raw cookie dough. >> you're not supposed to eat it. >> i know but i'm still alive. >>> 24 states are included in the heat advisory. 24,000 kwar miles of watches and warnings. now we are adding areas by phoenix. some of the highest numbers we'll have, monroe, louisiana, could get up to 110. friday it starts to head a little bit to the east. little rock 112. by saturday we start to inch some of this into the carolinas. 105 from charlotte to raleigh. some areas get into it in the 90s. the 100s are held in the middle of the country. we are going have a little bit of severe weather too. we will watch these thunderstorms heading into areas of michigan. possibly isolated severe weather. areas in the the southwest. some of that heat is trying to sneak now into central california too. so this is a little beyond -- yeah, it's typical summer heat. >> i think we need to go to san francisco. >> it will be crowded. >> that's true. >>>

south dakota put hillary clinton over the top.hen a heart-stopping move by bernie supporters to bridge the party divide. >> madam chair, i move that the convention suspend the procedural rules. i move that all votes, all votes cast by delegates be reflected in the official record and i move that hillary clinton be selected as the nominee of the democratic party for president of the united states. [cheers and applause] harris: will his millions loving supporters follow his lead? we'll follow that part of story as it happens. in another big moment in the stage craft, the presidential nominee herself, live from new york, via the jumbo screen at the wells fargo arena, thanking her supporters helping her reach an historical milestone. watch? >> what an incredible honor that you have given me, and i can't believe we put the biggest crack in that glass ceiling yet. this is really your victory, this is really your night. and, if there are any little girls out there who stayed up late to watch, let me just say, i may become the first woman

south dakota? >> let's bring in our panel as we wait for that moment.ox news senior political analyst brit hume, kirstin powers. we're getting ready to get that moment. i don't think they're going to do the big whiz bang celebration until the very end. possibly when vermont, bernie sanders, takes to the floor and gives the delegates. this process, this moment for the democratic party. >> yeah. well, it's obviously extremely hidsic moment for the democratic party and the entire country to have the first woman who will be the nominee for a major political party. i certainly can say i worked in the clinton administration. hillary clinton was there at the time. never in a million years -- in my lifetime i didn't even think there would be a woman nominee. here we are 20 years later. and it's hillary clinton. >> let's listen in. >> bernie sanders, who inspired us all and 15 for the 45th president of the united states and the first one who will be called madame president, hillary rodham clinton. >> south dakota you have cost 15 votes for secretary clinton and

south dakota had one of the largest increases in the history of their state for teachers. how, though, does compensation come into play. is it one of the factors to change some of the pipeline issues? >> definitely teacher compensation comes into play. jeremy, you mentioned it's a large part of the school budget. one would wish it was an even larger part of the school budget. one of the things you can learn by looking at the numbers, interestingly enough about private schools and public schools. somehow private schools have been able to keep administrative costs much more contained than public schools. there are a lot of reasons for that. they don't have to run a bus service and other things. those need to be part of the explanation but it should be a conscious goal to keep administrative costs within reaso reason. i think if you're looking at working conditions, one is definitely pay. before you pick up, ken, there was a report from the state of new york put out two years ago that says, actually, if you look at the academic achievement of people coming into prepare to be

and this tornado was spotted in nebraska near the border with south dakota. incredibly, it's almost parallel to the clouds. and here in the northeast, we're in the middle of the first heat wave of the summer. the heat index will be close to 100 for the next few days. 14 states are under heat warnings or mexico to connecticut. >> those states include texas who will be feeling temperatures at 105 and atlanta. triple digits possibly today as well into the carolinas. >> the deserts west highs of over 100 degrees. most of the west coast, pleasant, in the 70s. >> yeah. nice to be on the west coast. >>> consumer news. verizon is raising prices. depending on the plan the cost of service could increase by as much as 10 a month. subscribers will get larger data allowances and may carry over to the following month on data. verizon is also introducing a safety mode to help avoid coverage charges. >>> mcdonald's is making an addition to the all day breakfast menu. the mcgriddle will be available all day starting in september. the maple flavored pancake buns offered nation

pressure system that began picking a midwest with heat that houston and the gulf up toward north and south dakota and the great lakes. this spreads like a wildfire, and this heat will expand as the high pressure system goes toward the northeast. widespread heat hitting thursday and friday in areas where they're not used to it. triple digits everywhere, even as far north as the most northern tip of wisconsin going into minnesota. this intense heat will continue to grow, but with that in mind, around it we have a bit of a ring of fire. scattered showers on the outer fringes. in here is the various heat warning and watches. >> thanks to paul. a terrible nightmare for people trying to fly southwest airlines. a nationwide ground stop blamed on technical issues. people couldn't check in or check their flight status. last night the airline tweeted it was still manually chec in passengers. >> police in north miami florida are under scrutiny following the shooting of an unarmed black man. videos show the man with his hands in the air, laying on the ground. the person sitting next to him is an autistic man

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you go farther north you hit excessive heat warnings from omaha to ports of minnesota, south dakota, nebraska. all of this heat is headed in our direction. it will take a couple of days but when it gets here you will feel it. keep that in mind making plans for the weekend. number wise 87 but comfortable tomorrow. a bit more humid, 90 degree's on thursday. 95 on friday. over the weekend the numbers really spike. check the numbers out. 95 on friday. feeling like 100. air temperatures close to 100 degrees on saturday and sunday. with that the feels like temperature will be in excess of 100 degrees. still in the upper 90's on monday with a chance of the late day showers and storms. s degrees. i full well expect to have a heat warning and heat advisory in effect for most of the area as we get ready for the upcoming weekend. maureen: thank you, doug. well, it seems that some of us are not getting enough shut aye. that -- shuteye. according to a survey for the centers for disease control and prevention. survey found one-third of us sleep less than the recommended seven hours a night. the le

the roll call vote ending just a few minutes ago on the floor, was south dakota and putting hillary clinton over the top. bernie sanders himself moving to suspend the rules and support and nominate clinton by acclimation and show of unity. >> i move that hillary clinton be nominated as the candidate for the democratic party of the united states. >> it was an extraordinary moment here at the dnc, let's begin with nbc's kristen welker. >> reporter: lester, it is electric on this floor and emotions erupted when senator sanders read out secretary clinton's name, this party which has been deeply divided tonight took a major step toward party unity. history unfolding tonight, in a city where democracy was born. a roll call vote officially nominating hillary clinton, the first woman as a major party nominee. passion on all sides, bernie sanders emotional as his brother reads his name. >> with pride, i cast five votes for bernie sanders. >> reporter: the headliner tonight, her husband poised to make the case for his wife in personal terms, but there are fresh signs not everyone is ready for her. ea

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meanwhile coming up cbs3 eyewitness news mount rush moore may number south dakota but two local artists bringing it to philadelphia. >> in dilworth park. >> why they're doing it and what they want to you do when what they want to you do when you see it who do you talk to? i'm hillary clinton and i approved this message. 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. >> good morning, everyone, the story continued to be the heat in the delaware valley. right now we have an immediate concern and locally stronl storms rumbling into philadelphia. if are you waking up with us perhaps it's the thunder. look at torrential rain coming down moving its way into philadelphia county. frequent lightning and clearly heavy rain and possibility of gusts that could peak as hi

the state of south dakota putting her over the top of the delegate count.ing continues, senator bernie sanders now, as the vermont delegation supports him. tonight marks another critical moment for the clintons as bill clinton addresses the convention to make the case on behalf of his wife. sources sell nbc news, the former president will get personal focusinging on things about his wife that is public might not know. >> reporter: 47 states since january. >> hello billings, how are you? >> reporter: bill clinton who turns 70 in a few weeks, has worked hard to help his wife. he still wants to shake every hand and answer every question. >> this guy said bill clinton for first lady. nothing would make me happier. >> reporter: matt mckenna was his spokesperson for eight years. >> he has this unique understanding for the candidate and the job, like no one else has. >> reporter: but there have been problems, on the trail, he's faced hecklers, and his drive by meeting with loretta lynch on a phoenix tarmac pushed his popularity rating down. his speech will be as i

[ screaming ] >> reporter: minutes earlier clinton tweeted just one word when the state of south dakota put her over the top. she will formally accept the nomination thursday. [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: this afternoon, hundreds of his supporters chanted, bernie or bust, at a rally in centre city, philadelphia. marie adams a life-long democrat says she is fed up. >> i'm leaving the party. i mean, how can you belong to a party that knowingly decided who was going to be their nominee before even one vote was cast? >> reporter: bill clinton will try to unify the party making the case that his wife is a change maker who deserves the job he held for eight years. the convention will also give the stage to the group mothers of the movement, black mothers who lost their children to police and gun violence. sabrina fulton's teenaged son trayvon martin was shot to death by a neighborhood watch coordinator in a gated community in florida. she met with clinton several times since then. >> so we stand with her because she stood with us. >> reporter: women and families are two issues the dnc

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. >> south dakota casted the deciding vote during this afternoon roll call to put hillary clinton over the top to secure the party nomination. she becomes the first woman to win a presidential nomination for a major party. in a show of unity, her former opponent asked all democrats to come together. >> and i move that hillary clinton be selected as the nominee of the democratic party for president of the united states. >> today's busy day is just getting started. laura anthony is live from philadelphia. laura? >> reporter: well this was a highly emotional vote. it went on for some time. there was a strong sense that history was being made throughout. there was a sense also earlier today that bernie sanders supporters might be more disruptive but that did not happen thanks in large part to the man himself. one day after he addressed the full dnc in philadelphia, bernie sanders showed up at the california delegation breakfast and continued his push for unity. >> we have the guts to transform this country, and there is no state in this nation that will play i more important roll than will

it was south dakota that actually put clinton over the top.the dnc gave sanders a final say before he officially ended his bid for the white house. nbc 10 caught up with former pennsylvania governor ed rendell just before the historic nomination. >> touched and emotional. i don't have a daughter. i'm obviously not a woman but when she goes -- i'll have tears in my eyes. >> she won the nomination with nearly a thousand more delegates than bernie sanders. senator sanders will continue making the rounds in philadelphia. >> he may not be running for president but he's still connecting politically. the vermont senator is scheduled to speak to the pennsylvania delegation later on this morning. sanders will be one of several special guests at a breakfast in center city. josh shapiro running for state attorney general is also scheduled to speak. dozens of frustrated bernie sanders delegates walked out of the dnc after hillary clinton's nomination last night, they held a sit-in at a tent for journalists. some scaled a fence in protest. >> i just couldn

the state of south dakota has just put hillary clinton over the top with the number of delegates that she needs to become the first woman of either party to be nominated for president of the united states. it has been nearly 100 years since women first had the right to vote. the celebration of this achievement is going to be delayed. the democratic party has decided to tally all the votes from all of the states and territories and have the celebration at the end, but our cbs news count indicates that hillary clinton is now the nominee, the first woman to have that title. now, among the demonstrators outside the convention today were members of the black lives matter movement protesting the deaths of black men killed by police. >> stop killing our people. stop killing our people. >> pelley: mothers who lost children to violence will address this convention tonight. they talked today to our demarco morgan, and we'll have that a little bit later in the broadcast. prime time convention coverage begins at 10:00, 9:00 central, and we'll be joined by norah o'donnell, charlie rose, gayle king

his speech, the south dakota senator criticizes richard nixon policies on the non-and culture for -- vietnam and calls more policy changes. he lost to richard dixon. his speech is just over 40 minutes and our coverage is from the nixon presidential library museum. , chairwomano'brien kennedy, senator citizens,nd my fellow i'm happy to join you for this benediction of our sunrise service. [applause]

from the carolinas, as well to the texas gulf coast and from arizona to south dakota. >>> if you're flying likely to cause airport delays in chicago, minneapolis, detroit and atlanta. >>> so donald trump will formally accept the republican nomination for president tonight following a very dramatic day three at the convention in cleveland. >> it's been a dramatic three days. you know, yesterday ted cruz faced a barrage of boos as he wrapped up his speech without endorsing trump. republican leaders are outraged. trump criticized cruz in a tweet but also said it was no big deal and he briefly took the stage to congratulate running mate mike pence who used his acceptance speech to call for unity. >>> and now to the political big spenders who are descending on cleveland. >> the democrats are way ahead in fund-raising and republicans are now scrambling to attract deep pockets. brian ross is on the money trail. >> reporter: inside the republican efforts to woo super rich donors high above the convention floor every night is what the republicans call club 45. fine wine, whiskey and hot hors d'oeuv

it was so hot in rapid city, south dakota that sales men at a car dealership were able to bake some cookies on the dash board of a car. well, maybe a bit soft but i bet they are absolutely delicious. bill karns is here with more of his dangerous heat wave. >> important part is check on your neighbors. especially elderly neighbors. these end up being deadly heat waves. the longer they go, the deadlier they typically are. now we're on the fourth day in a row in the middle of the country. 21 different states, advisories, watches and warnings. it's going to be the worst under the warnings. we have 36 million under heat advisories. how bad will it get underneath our big heat dome and this heat dome will move to the east coast this upcoming weekend. today kansas city will be one of the worst, look at omaha, it will feel 112. on friday, we push the heat to the east a little bit. louisville gets into it, 101. st. louis will feel like 109. by the time we get to saturday, then we move into carolinas with washington, d.c. will feel like 104. it won't be quite as bad in areas from philadelphia north wa