so far trump has more than half the delegates needed to become the g.o.p. presidential nominee. we will continue to watch when he makes it to the 1237 mark. right now they are at 1131, very quickly going to happen soon if it does happen during this newscast, we will bring you that update. our live coverage continues later tonight. cbs news will bring you special coverage starting at 10:00, followed by wusa9 news with wide reports from our crews in cleveland. >>> melania trump's speech from last night and mr -- whether she ladies and gentlemen arrived -- and whether she ladies she ladies plagiarized michelle obama's beach continues to >> your word is your bond. that you do what you say you're going to do. >> that your word is your bond and you do what you say and keep your promise. >> not that many similarities. there are a couple of phrases -- >> word by word in a number of places. >> it's basically three places in the speech and it's fragments of words. >> michelle obama hasn't responded but this afternoon the white house says she spoke about american values and what we should a

to shannon bream on the floor of the g.o.p. convention steps airplane from where trump will be speaking. >> reporter: tonight this will be filled with thousands of excited delegates and watchers who will be part of the energy as this final night comes to a close at the g.o.p. convention, cleveland 2016. tonight this theme is "make america one again" about the challenges that country identifiesing, the leader. she neated and an interesting array of speakers. congress mom marsha blackburn, allegedly at one opinion on the vp short list. she is head upping 'the investigation interest the abortion industry, planned parenthood and the fetal tissue research program out there. also we'll hear from oklahoma's governor fallon, and i think the most prominent woman is ivanka trump, his older daughter. she talked about hower in she us but a is the last of his children going to speak, and some hob well-respected as a self-made woman of her own and who very much is a reflex of him, and then of course this speech in which donald trump officiall

at the 1916 g.o.p. convention, future president warren g. harding said, "we must have a citizenship less concerned about what the government can do for it and more anxious about what it can do to exalt the nation." sound familiar? listen to this democrat 45 years later. >> ask not what your country can do for you. ask what you can do for your country. >> pelley: now to the history-making nomination happening right here tonight. here's major garrett. >> it is my distinct honor and great pleasure to nominate donald j. trump for the office of president of the united states of america. [cheering and applause] >> reporter: it's the moment donald trump craved and the republican establishment dreaded, the roll call cementing him as the g.o.p. nominee. it opened day two of the convention. >> 36 votes for the next president of the united states, donald j. trump. >> reporter: donald trump, jr., will read the new york delegation's total and put his father other -- over the top and later gave prime time speech team trump hopes will be less controversial

at the 1916 g.o.p. convention, future president warren g. harding said, "we must have a citizenship less concerned about what the government can do for it, and more anxious about what it can do to exalt the nation." sound familiar? listen to this democrat 45 years later. >> ask not what your country can do for you. ask what you can do for your country. >> pelley: now to the history- protesters are having their say outside in public square. reporter: good evening, scott. we're three blocks away from the convention site fair. about an hour ago we had hundreds if not thousands of protesters who were here at the public square making their voices heard. we have video of them shoving each other when things got out of hand, but there is a technique that law enforcement have been using that sort of splits up the crowd. it's called the split and move back, and it appears to have been working. not just for this protest, but for other demonstrations across the weekend and over the past couple of days. again, they sort of cleared this space out pretty ni

how would you grade the g.o.p. convention as it stands now? hink very much incomplete because the whole ballgame is going to be trump's speech. i think they have wasted a lot of time. you have interviewed trump, i have interviewed trump. i think he had an opportunity at this convention to actually say i'm going to sit down for an hour with x, y, and z, and i'm going to answer questions. because what's pulsing through the minds of the undecided or confused voter? the issue is who is trump, what might he do in the presidency? there are all kinds of issues, national security i, like what's his theory of how you might use force as president and so forth. what's inside. you know he can be evasive. he can make news. he can let you see who he is at "the washington post," we're doing a book, which will be out next month on him that's got a lot of new information, kind of packages and as best we can says this is what he has done. as we know biography. >> is it going to be fair book? because the post is pretty brutal. pretty brutal to him. i hope it's a

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the convention's long-awaited list of speaker did highlight the g.o.p. divide. leaders, like 2008 nominee senator john mccain, who said he prefers the grand canyon the cleveland. >> why are you skipping the republican convention? >> because i'm campaigning for reelection. >> reporter: 2012 nominee mitt romney won't be here, nor will either of the former presidents bush. >> i haven't begun the start working on my speech yet. >> reporter: those that will be speaking include house speaker paul ryan and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, both of whom have on occasion criticized trump. the stop trump movement likely faces its biggest test tomorrow when the rules committee meets for a second day, but, scott, we spoke with many of the delegates here, and even those who are bound to other candidates say the cake is baked and it's time to rally around trump. >> pelley: julianna goldman in cleveland for us. julianna, thank you. well, when our poll asked voters who would do a better job on the economy, trump beat clinton by 11 points. last month they were dead even. to

this was the g.o.p. nee yesterday. >> russia, if you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. >> reporter: those e-mails aren't exactly missing. they were deleted from the private e-mail server hillary clinton used while secretary of state. trump's call for russian interference comes after a second e-mail scandal. hackers penetrated the servers of the d.n.c., leading to the release of 19,000 e-mails. u.s. officials suspect russia is behind it. trump later said his comments were a joke. >> of course, i'm being sarcastic, and they don't even know, frankly, if it's russia. they have no idea if it's russia, if it's china, if it's somebody else. who knows who it is? >> reporter: rudy giuliani is a top trump surrogate and former presidential candidate. >> donald trump made a mistake and he corrected it. now if he refused to correct that'd be a different thing. >> reporter: and that's part of his evolution as a nominee. >> that's part of his evolution as a nominee and part of

married my best friend. >> reporter: he said voters should trust his description of his wife, not the g.o.p.'s. >> one is real. the other is made up. ( applause ) you just have to decide which is which, my fellow americans. >> reporter: president obama will offer his own testimonial here tonight, and according to excerpts of the speech that have just been releasede "even in the middle of crisis," his former secretary of state "listens to people and keeps her cool and treats everybody with respect." he will also say, scott, that clinton never gives up. >> pelley: nancy, one of the speakers today will be michael bloomberg, the former mayor of new york, who left the democratic party 16 years ago to become an independent. what are you expecting? >> reporter: that's right. he even considered running for president himself as an independent this year but we're told that he wanted to come here and speak because hes has grave york billionaire, and he will argue tonight that a trump presidency would be devastating, scott, for the economy. >> pelley: nancy cordes on the floor for us. nancy, thank you.

jeff: political analyst says despite the statement tuesday the g.o.p. smells blood in the water. >> the fact she didn't tell the truth on the e-mails. the fact she was involved in negligence, carelessness. i think that is going to be bad for her in the long run. jeff: he cites comey's comments tuesday. >> 102 e-mail in 52 e-mail chains determined by the owning agency to contain classified information. jeff: compares that to mrs. clinton's comments last year. >> i did not e-mail any classified material. >> if you can't trust the person and how they use the e-mails when they are the secretary of state, how can you trust the person when they make life-and-death decisions about your sons and daughters? jeff: another ranking member of the house oversight committee points out since james comey is well respected on both sides of the aisle the g.o.p. better tread lightly. >> i think this is republicans not liking the decision he made. and wanting to question it. keep the story going. >> meantime, attorney general loretta lynch set to testify before the house jud

she has been active in the g.o.p. for year. r revealing she is transgender she is pushing for a change in the party to protect transgender people. >> over the last three years we had three republican state representatives. henson and craig and paul allen who were all arrested for lewd behavior in a men's bathroom. maybe what we should do is ban republican representtives at a state level from -- representatives at at a state level from being in bathrooms. alison: caitlyn jenner dismiss speak and shou in the spotlight of the day, donald trump cleveland arrival and admission of guilt for melania's trump apparent plagiarism. we are joined live with what has happened so far and what is still to come. marci gonzalez? marci: hi, well, donald trump and the running mate are now together in cleveland where tonight mike pence will take the stage to formally accept his v.p. nomination. trump and pence holding a rally together for the first time since becoming the official g.o.p. nominees. >> let's hear it for the next president of the unite

but more than that, the g.o.p. said that, you know, let the labor market decide what the minimum wage is, let businesses decide and various places across the country what they can afford, and, you know, what can get a worker to come and work for them, and that's really what should prevail in setting the minimum wage. host: showing our viewers a map of the minimum wage in some of these key states. hillary clinton going through pennsylvania and ohio. pennsylvania, where the minimum wage is higher. ohio, where it's the federal minimum wage. lorida as igher in f ell. how much of an issue is the minimum wage issue in areas that have been impacted by factories, etc., leaving for other places or that work going away? how much of it is an issue? guest: right, well, i mean i think trade is a big issue in those places. and those workers and those jobs that left to go elsewhere overseas weren't getting the minimum wage. a lot of them were union jobs. so i don't think this is a big issue in regard to that. but it is an issue,

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thank you, sir. >> thank you, stuart. >> the g.o.p. convention is opened, cleveland already seeing protests today. the big worry, the state's open carry law, which allows demonstrators to carry their weapons freely. cleveland's police chief saying the rnc considered suspending the law but dropped the idea of some legal analysis but the leader of the police union is still demanding an end or temporary suspension of that open-carry law. to fox news senior judicial analyst, judge andrew napolitano. not likely to be suspended, i take it, judge? >> no not at all. it would be unconstitutional, an effort by the government to take away a federally protected constitutional right when governor kashich was approached with this proposal, as i understand it over the weekend, responded quite appropriately, since that time they've had research done and it reinforced his original inclination. no suspension. >> which now -- the republicans wanted this open-carry law, their supporters all across the country. enough they can't suspend it for the conventio

moment donald trump craved and the republican establishment dreaded, the roll call cementing him as the g.o.p. nominee. it opened day two o >> 36 votes for the next president of the united states, donald j. trump. >> reporter: donald trump, jr., will read the new york delegation's total and put his father other -- over the top and later gave prime time speech team trump hopes will be less controversial than his stepmother melania's. i'm going going over it now. people are sending me texts. they, there's only 25 million peach watching, what could happen. >> reporter: others prepped for their speech, the culmination of their trump transformation since neither rushed to endorse him. >> i'm not ready to do that at this point. i'm not there right now. >> my advice to our noam knee would be to start talking about the issues that the american people care about and the start doing it now. >> reporter: new jersey governor chris christie is also on the speech card, but like wisconsin governor scott walker d relegated to the preprime time undercard. given yesterday's attempt by anti-trump forces to make

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he says pence will join him on the g.o.p. ticket this fall. now trump had originally played to hold an event day, but delayed it out of respect for the victims of the truck attack in france. indiana law prohibits a candidate from appearing on the ballot for state governor. there is the new logo and motto for the trump campaign. >>> here is a live look at the bay bridge where it looks like a fairly clear day. let's bring in anthony slaughter. >> yeah, gorgeous weather along the coastline. san jose at 72 degrees. livermore you're at 76 degrees. so very comfortable for the time being. our highs are still going to be hot and uncomfort nbl soable in livermore. san jose close to 90 degrees. san francisco 66 for today. if you're doing any traveling, we have red flag warnings in utah. it will be hot, we still have dry air in place, but look at our east bay and north bay temperatures. a nice cool down this weekend. we'll talk more about this the forecast for this weekend and what's in store for next week. >> doctors new that men can pass the zika virus

the g.o.p. has not shown up. one of the key things the g.o.p. ne when you look at the civil rights legislation. no one goes out and say al gore sr. against that legislation. >> i don't know if a lot of these sort of predominantly african-american comiewnts in some of these inner cities have ever seen a republican national candidate come through number one and democrat one drive by every four years. and these communities don't change. cleveland has a problem here. >> the democrats are always there but the thing is that let's sit down and objectively look what's going on. the black family has been disseminated. 24% households. a lack of education opportunities in the inner cities with school choice, home schools, the lack of small business entrepreneurship, it was art laugher and jack kidnapper came one this idea of urban economic empowerment zones. that's something that the trump campaign should be going out and talking about. how do we get small businesses to grow. how do we get minority small groups to grow. >> you go out and talk about it now j

the presumptive g.o.p. nominee getting ready to speak in indiana. "on the record" will take you there live the second he begins to speak. first, a fiery hearing on capitol hill. and at the center of it all, attorney general loretta lynch. attorney general loya jirga barbecued and peppered about the secretary clinton email scandal. not too many questions were actually answered. >> general lynch, who made the decision that no charges would be brought against secretary clinton? >> congressman, with respect to that decision, i had determined that i would accept the recommendation of the team and made that known. >> who ultimately made that decision. >> and made that known. then when the recommendation was given to me, i did accept that recommendation. >> so did you ultimately make that decision or did director comey? >> well, director comey was part of the team. >> who all people are told that these documents were not a crime to carelessly deal with? are these documents, documents that could be easily made available to the public or are they too sensitiv

that one of the reasons why he back doctor trump after getting out of the race was to make the new jersey g.o.p. a national player in national politics. he also lashed out at ted cruz for refusing to endorse trump. >> listen, didn't want to sign the pledge at the time. i thought it was stupid. but while it was it was meaningful. you put your signature on a piece of paper that was unequivocal. it wasn't like i'll support the republican nominee for president if i like him. i'll support the republican nominee for president if i feel like it. i'll support the republican nominee for president if i happen to be in town this day. it didn't say. that it said i will promise that i will support the republican nominee for president. >> reporter: i have heard that from a lot of delegates that i have spoken to he said well, he is the nominee, party nominee and they want to support him. i want to bring in allison young our republican analyst now allison we have made it to the big night now and everybody wants to know it is 1 billion-dollar question will donald trump stick to the script which is prepare remar

because the open carry law in he said he can. [ inaudible ] >> amid the demonstrations ahead of the g.o.p. convention and a nation shocked at violence from racial tension that is not changing. the p requested governor john kasich's suspend the open care laws and the governor responded that he is not allowed. a spokesman added that ohio governors do not have power to arbitrary suspend material and state constitution aol rights but the patrol man association president notes that open carry is suspended in the secure zone around the quicken loans arena. are you telling me that lives of the delegates are more important than threes of our officers and the people here, he asked and then added in the governor is not going to do everything he can to make officers in the state including his state troopers safe, shame on him. >> cleveland city fours are move forward with the expectation that guns will be rent and the emotional crowds of demonstrators. >> we tray to get across to people you carry the when you have the right to do it but you have responsibilities to the john public and people around

ted cruz agreed to speak at the g.o.p. convention after a meeting with donald trump today. chairman of the rnc on how that came together. thank you for joining us. >> hey. thank you for having me. >> tell us how that came together? >> well, it was really a private meeting so i'm not going to be much fun for everyone but i would just say they had a good conversation, and it was very polite and cordial and normal. i know they're working on details, so i think the general concept was discussed, but beyond that there's not a whole lot more i can add. it was a good meeting, and everyone was left in good spirits. >> we will likely find out who trump's vice-presidential candidate is before the convention. correct? >> yeah. i would imagine so. i think maybe next week sometime would be the time that would likely happen, and i know they're very busy on talking about it and making decisions and talking to some of the prospective candidates at the same time. so, i know they're getting close, and it's an exciting time right now, both in the campaign and for the party. >> let me ask you

does the g.o.p. unify behind trump? >> he's got some work to do here. ot yet convinced all of these republicans that he represents their core values and the essence of their party. intothey like a lot of swing nvenrs say coming into this convention, they're looking for onm to soften his tone and soften the rhetoric. >> pelley: anthony salvanto, our direction of elections down on the convention floor, thank you lory much. next on this special edition of the "cbs weekend news" from cleveland, we look at perhaps the most difficult challenge the the most difficult challenge the next president will face, on da, pers the president next >> pelley: the next president alle face countless challenges on day one. tonight we're going to begin a thies of interviews on the most serious of them, beginning with syria, a nation torn to shreds by five years of civil war. margaret brennan spoke with leon panetta, a former c.i.a. nettctor, former defense secretary and former white house chief of staff. >> inaction is not an option in syria. because if you stand back, the bat

and by the way, wee now learned the g.o.p. platform was specifically say no lame duck vote on t.p.p.. the republicans are going to be a flat out statement. he is going to hammer hillary mercilessly on the wimpy language and on her platform. is humiliating for -- [applause] so i offer this straight fathered amendment as a -- straightforward amendment as a political form of political viagra. to stiffen the spine of our parties so ordinary americans can know without doubt that we, democrats are on their side. lyndon johnson said you can't make chicken salad without chicken maneuver. he was more graphic but this t.p.p. document is 2,000 pages of pure unadulterated maneuver. -- maneuver. -- mafure. it has only six chapters deal with trade. the rest of this was thrown. as lilly tomlin says, it's impossible to keep up if matter how cynical you get. >> two minutes. you got a lot of people behind you. >> chairman couplings said yesterday we should keep our eyes on our children in writing a platform. he's right about that. and on their c

some of the g.o.p. ing out that the departmentcrats didn't take on isis and terrorism on the first night, that may have led former defense second leon panetta to beef up his speech on that topic the following night. they want to take credit for that. he talked about portions of it and erupted into chance of "no more war" and that lasted several minutes. make no mistake, this is last week in cleveland as well. the democrats had 20,000 square foot work space there, doing the same thing. it works both ways. >> panetta got booed out of the house for a long time but he just stood there and powered through it. we were sitting -- thanks, shannon. we were sitting right above it, and the corners is where most of the bernie people were and had "no tpp" signs up at one point they were so loud you couldn't hear leon panetta. they were louder than the speaker system "no more war." eight years ago hillary clinton fought a tough battle against president obama and came up short. an lists predicted this campaign would be

something that's happening because you didn't vote. >> reporter: scott, that recent cbs news after the g.o.p. convention found seven pfers voters nationwide are still undecided. >> pelley: demarco morgan speaking to we, the people. demarco, thanks. well, american women didn't win the right to vote until 1920. by then, freed slaves had been voting for 50 years. what does tonight mean to hillary clinton? we asked her in her only interview with running mate tim what will be accomplished if you are elected the first woman president to the united states? >> i think it would be a great moment for our country because every little boy and every little girl should be given the chance to go as far as his or her hard work and talent might take them. i see it in the eyes of little girls who come to my events. they were so excited, and they're so proud they just discovered we haven't had any girl presidents. a lot of them go to restaurants where there are placemats and all of the presidents are men. and then they start asking questions. i just think it will be another-- another step on our journey as a n

the g.o.p. presidential nominee already has decide to endorse him, trump says don't bother. >> you know he will come and endorse over the next little while because he has no choice but n'i dot want his endorsement. what difference does it make? i don't want his endorsement. ted, stay home, relax, enjoy yourself. [ laughter ] >> as for the convention, donald trump called it amazing, saying there was great love in the room. >>> it is a yellow weather alert day due to the excessive heat that's moved into the region and get ready for it, folks, it's going to stick around for several days. first alert chief meteorologist topper shutt is here with all the details for us. hey, top. >> kind of rolled in town today and we were 90 yesterday but this is really the high heat so we issued a yellow weather alert today and through the weekend. so temperatures we are forecasting 98 tomorrow, 98 sunday and 99 on monday. dropped to 94 on tuesday, which is better but not a bargain. in terms of records, probably saf

that is referring to the loyalty pledge the g.o.p. candidates made, trump continued to say he has seen the speech before but let him speak anyway. >>> protest did his get heated outside the convention a flag burning demonstration led to the incident and arrest of the 17 protesters. we are told two officers were assaulted. they had had to move in when some protesters refused order to disperse. >>> soon the focus will be shifting to philadelphia where we are four days way from the the start of the democratic national convention at the wells fargo center. >>> the president of the philadelphia police officers union tells us he is not happy with the list of speakers at next week dnc. john mcnesby criticized the clinton campaign for not including, widows of the family members of the police officers killed in the line of duty. mcnesby told "eyewitness news" he is upset mothers of the michael brown, eric garner and sandy williams will be all speaking. all three died during an interaction with police ape the deaths prompted public protests of p

the g.o.p. now officially has its nominee, and his name is donald trump. the grand old party is new the party of trump. it maybe fraktous, it maybe but never boring. history is made here. the role call that formally awarded their father the hard earned prize. >> it is any honor to be able to throw donald trump over the top tonight with 89 delegates and another 6 for john kasich. congratulations, dad, we love you! >> everybody knows the song and they're on their feet here. it is now official. donald j. trump, a businessman with zero prior political experience, has now officially won the nominee for president of the republican party, which he will accept right here in this room on thursday night. trump later appear bid video in the hall. >> today has been a very, very special day. watching my children put me over the top earlier, the party seal, doing what we did, getting the party's nominee. i will never forget it. it is something i will never, ever forget. >> during the celebrations after he clinched the nominations, what many saw as a telling moment, three

governor mike pence of indiana makes it to the final round in the g.o.p. "veepstakes." >> i don't know whether he's going to be your governor or your vice president. who the hell knows? >> pelley: also tonight, a final salute to a police officer and a father. >> this is the final good-bye, daddy. we love you. be safe. >> pelley: nightmare in brooklyn. >> everybody was laid out on the floor, and everybody is just stumbling all over the place. it looked like a scene out of the zombie movie. >> pelley: and the poem that went viral. >> dear everyone who isn't a middle or upper-class white boy. i'm sorry. i have started life at the top of the er

major garrett was there for the unveiling of the g.o.p. ticket. >> i'm here to introduce the man who will be my partner in this campaign. >> yes, but donald trump took his sweet time to get to indiana governor mike pence. first came the headlines. terror attack in nice, france, that postponed this announcement by a way. >> we've witnessed horror beyond belief. >> then the failed coup in turkey. >> looks like they're resolving the difficulty, we wish them well. >> then a bit on jobs. >> they have been taken away like we're babies. taken away. >> then trump used pence to tee up an attack on hillary clinton. >> mike pence is a man of honor, character and honesty. we though that. hillary clinton is the embodiment of corruption. >> at times, trump seemed to lose the point of the entire event. >> we're the law and order party. i said, don't go into iraq. i said, that brexit going to happen. i dominated with evangelicals. we're going to get rid that have horrible johnson amendment. >> about eight minutes later. >> all right. back to mike pence. >>

. >> the g.o.p. has been known as the party of lincoln.nton said we are watching it become the party of trump. and this convention saw its first political test just late tonight as delegates who opposed mr. trump call for a roll call vote trying to change the rules of the convention. they didn't have enough states to do that. in the end, the trump forces say they will be strong. will we see more objections? we'll see. >> woodruff: thank you, lisa. gwen and i will be back later in the program with much more from cleveland. but now to hari sreenivasan in washington for the other main stories of the day. >> sreenivasan: thank you, judy. we turn to the crisis in turkey, where the government continued its crackdown on those involved in the attempted coup that left more than 250 dead and nearly 2,000 injured. leaders from around the world are calling for restraint. newshour special correspondent marcia biggs is in istanbul and has the latest. >> reporter: protests raged for yet another day in istanbul's taksim square. supporters of president rec

reasons he backed donald trump after getting out of the presidential race himself was to make the new jersey g.o.p. a major player in national politics. christie also lashed out at the senator ted cruz for not endorsing trump last night. >> when asked about it i would publicly say it. but it is his choice but it was also his choice to sign the pledge and i say to all have of you this morning what i said all over the country if you are a republican and you are not working for donald trump you are working for hillary clinton. that is it. no other conn collusion. >> reporter: it is interesting chris christie spoke for about 90 minutes today at that breakfast just to give you a comparison, mike pen ce spoke to the delegation for under ten minutes. a little difference there. but all this is being taken in by delegates who will go home to their home states and spread the word. you guys, we see a lot of first time delegates so they are taking all of this in with a very first time, it it is all new to them. >> jessica, before you go is this common? have you encountered a lot of people not involved in poli

. >> coming up at 4:00, the g.o.p. pitches for votes at the marin county fair is it a sign of a strained republican party? vaccinating your child, a mandate new in affect that has families choosing sides at 5:00. >> this are plenty of fish in the sea but one dog has only cries for one. check this out, daisy the french bulldog loveing in more than to kiss her friend, frank, the fish, at a koi sign. they can stay all day kissing. he was at the park, and they developed a bond and who would wait on the side of the water, other fish go by and not pay attention, and, finally, this specific fish will swim up and give him a kiss. >> when koi rely you don't have food they leave you alone. that is a real love. thanks for joining us. have a great fourth of july. >> there are some people in this world with the attitude, "hey, it's only money." you will not be seeing any of those people on our show today. it's time to play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody. i'm chris harrison.

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57 weeks after he entered color="#ffff00">politics, the g.o.p will go all in tonight, choosing political novice donald trump as their candidate for president. also tonight, donald trump, jr., says this about his stepmom, accused of stealing lines from michellema oba >>ouf y work hard for what you want in life... >> she did a phenomenal job. >> pelley: we talk to voters in a state that could decide which way the election swings. show of hands, how many of you are undecided. one, two, three, four undecided. we'll look at the effort to ban