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a lot of progressives, lot of bernie sanders throwing shade, as they say on tim cain.end who works for us at cnn said if it's tim cain, he threatens to vote green. >> well, i think that you'll hear a lot of that but progressives will coalesce and i think tim cain would be great candidate. i do think that hillary clinton in the mold of democratic party, not just the democratic party but the map 270 requires some diversity which is why you see a lot of us pushing for the mayor of los angeles. so i think that she will hedge her bets and i think she will go with a more diverse pick than tim cain. he is a very popular pick. he will be a great vice president. but let me just shoot down a few things for you. i know we mentioned cory booker, sharrod brown, elizabeth warren, all of those have republican governors who would then be able to replace them. the last thing we want is to have chris christie replacing a united states senator for all we know chris christie may appoint himself. >> we are getting word from the clinton campaign there are democrats who say the clinton campa

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. >> tonight her running mate, tim caine, vice-president joe biden and president obama. day three of the democratic convention. >> judy woodruff: good evening and welcome to our special pbs news hour npr coverage of the democratic convention in philadelphia. i'm judy woodruff >> and i'm gwen ifill, joining us as they are all week down at the podium, rachel martin and in the anchor booth with us, columnist mark shields and new york times columnist david brooks >> judy woodruff: also with us, marc mara liasson and on the floor susan davis and jab re. >> gwen ifill: this is the day where the vice-president doorbell nominee is introduced to the american public. tim caine will speak along with current vice president, joe biden and president obama will get to the convention stage. we will get to all of this and more after this >> gwen ifill: funding provided by. >> xq institute. >> b nsf railway, lincoln financial, committed to helping you take charge of your financial future and the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station, from viewers li

he picked -- i would say he's as exciting as tim cain.rning partner, someone who people would say is qualified, someone she'd like to someone who will be loyal to her. but i'm not hearing that necessarily as... >> same here. >> it seems hard for me to that bill will end up on the ticket, but maybe we'll be surprised by that. question ofto the donald trump, billionaire and presumptive republican nominee, his new jersey golf club this holiday weekend. trump met with two possible mates, who until recently have not been widely speculated about. pence, whobe mike huddled with trump on saturday, iowa senator joanie ernst. tomorrow we have newt gingrich reportedly campaigning with the donald. and senator bob corker from tennessee. does trump's running mate decision stand in your mind? look, one of the funniest things i've ever heard someone from the campaign say about veepstakes was kellyanne conway. the short list is getting longer acted as if that's a good thing. down to a handful of choices and know what?, you these choices may not be good en

. >> hillary clinton and tim cain revving up a crowd of 5,000 in miami. >> tim kaine is everything donald trump and mike pence are not. >> reporter: kaine sprinkling in spanish throughout his speech. the south florida crowd roaring their approval. clinton aides say kaine beat out 23 cob -- content den series. she was impressed with his down to earth campaign style and lengthy public service. courses say she kept coming back to belief he can could the job. >> he is a progressive that likes to get things done. that's just my kind of guy. >> reporter: kaine pointed out his son, matt, marine who will deploy to europe, quickly perspective vetted to his first atook on donald trump. >> he repeatedly called the american military, quote, a disaster. >> reporter: on the eve of his convention, major controversying brewing for the dnc, wikileaks releasing e-mails showing top party officials helped the clinton campaign. bernie sanders campaign manager says somebody has to be held accountable. >> count on abc7 abc7 for complete coverage of the democratic convention. we'll have live reports beginning on

i would say he's as exciting as tim cain.erning partner, someone who people would say is qualified, someone she'd like to work with, someone who will be loyal to her. but i'm not hearing that necessarily as -- john: same here. domain case for him is she really likes him a lot and cannot discount how important that is. will be surprised by that. turning now to the question of donald trump, billionaire and presumptive republican nominee, at his new jersey golf club this holiday weekend. trump met with two possible running mates, who until recently have not been widely speculated about. that would be indiana governor mike pence, who huddled with trump on saturday, and iowa senator joanie ernst. she had her face to face meeting with trump on monday. tomorrow we have newt gingrich reportedly campaigning with the donald in cincinnati. and senator bob corker from tennessee. the same question i have to before applies on the republican side -- where does trump's running mate decision stand in your mind? mark: well, look, one of the fu

. >> clinton could name her running mate as soon as tomorrow, it's said that she is leanintoward tim cain, he is seen as a safe pick that could attract middle of the road voters however many progressives that supported bernie sanders consider him too close to wall street. >> count on abc 7 for continuing coverage. the morning anchor wl be live in clevela tomorrow morning for a wrap up of this week's event. and reggie and laura will go to philadelphia for the docratic convention which starts on monday. >> tonight san francisco's lgbt community is applauding the nba's decision to move the all-star game out of north carolina. the commissioner announced his decision today citing a new controversial state law there. abc 7 is in the newsroom with the story. >> the lgbt community considers the nba move a victory for equal rights. but the law still exists which is still a problem. >> it shows laws like this have consequences. >> he said that the fight is not over. >> the law is still in effect and the governor has done nothing. neither has the state house and they are not going to reconvene until

i think tim cain gets it now. >> all right we thank you for joining us. gay time watching the having a good time watching the convention. >> absolutely. president obama's speech was amazing. >> that was for the republican side of this issue. it's becoming a big issue on the g.o.p. side. >> it is. but you heard mark, if we only had the senate, guess what with obama took power they had the senate for two years, had the house of representatives and had the presidency and gun control was so important why didn't president obama do anything about it. this is a red herring to democrats because it's a failure of leadership. when you see the amount of gun violence it's happening in inner cities who are are they governed by, democrats. president obama refuses to talk about the violence that's happening in chicago. he's a reactionary president. he reacts to events. prevent harm not just respond it to it. it's not because we don't have enough gun control laws, we have plenty. >> it's horrendous what's going on, 2,000 or so killed during his his administration how wil

>> clinton could name her running mate as soon as tomorrow, it's said that she is leaning toward tim cain, he is seen as a safe pick that could attract middle of the road voters however many progressives that supported bernie sanders consider him too close to wall street. >> count on abc 7 for continuing coverage. the morning anchor will be live in cleveland tomorrow morning for a wrap up of this week's event. and reggie and laura will go to philadelphia for the democratic convention which starts on monday. >> tonight san francisco's lgbt community is applauding the nba's decision to move the all-star game out of north carolina. the commissioner announced his decision today citing a new controversial state law there. abc 7 is in the newsroom with the story. >> the lgbt community considers the nba move a victory for equal rights. but the law still exists which is still a problem. >> it shows laws like this consequences. >> he said that the fight is not over. >> the law is still in effect and the governor has done nothing. neither has the state house and they are not going to reconvene unti

the leading contenders are tim cain and agriculture secretary. >> you can count on abc7 news for continuing coverage of the republican national convention. laura anthony and morning news anchor are there all week. they will be at the democratic convention next week as well. tomorrow night and every night of the convention you can watch "your voice, your vote" with in depth coverage. it starts after abc7 news at 6:00. >>> happening right now, a very late night for the oakland city council. on the heels of a sex scandal involving several officers they are deciding on whether to implement a new police reform measure. alyssa harrington is live at oakland city hall. alyssa? >> this is a marathon night at oakland city hall. one councilmember told me he expects to be here until 2:00 a.m. right now there are a few hundred people speaking on housing and rental issues in the city. wea just heard from about 100 more on the topic of police reform. an over flow crowd packed oakland city hall spilling out to the rotunda. 96 speakers signed up to weigh in on police reform and a proposal to create a citize

still pegging tim caine as front-runner.is choice of former president bill clinton. something caine was asked about this afternoon in virginia. >> there is a story to that but i don't understand believe it. look i'm going to work to help hillary clinton in whatever role i think the best way can i help in virginia. so as a senator i will be out there campaigning and these differences with donald trump are extremely clear. >> also in politics today, controversy around new comment from donald trump about the u.s.'s commitment to nato. trump telling the "new york times" in an interview that u.s. wouldn't necessarily defend new nato members in the baltics from a russian attack if they didn't fulfill their financial obligations to the alliance. nato's treaty states that an attack on one member nation is to be treated as an attack on all members nations. that's a clause invokesed after the the 9/11 attacks on the united states. now they are saying he was misquoted. >> ej, let's start with you. hillary clinton and veepstakes. a lot

of that vote, as for hillary clinton, about two hours ago, she campaigned with virginia senator tim caine. cain a&e has been mentioned as a possible running mate. league of united latin american citizens, clinton criticized trump's record on immigration and hispanics. >> donald trump is running the most divisive campaign of our lifetime. his message is that you should be afraid. afraid of people whose ethnicity is different, whose religious faith is different, or who were born in a different country. >> clinton promised to introduce comprehensive immigration reform that includes a path to citizenship. a reminder that the democratic national convention begins in just 11 days. right there, the wells fargo center. >>> to other news now, the first confirmed case this year of the west nile virus in new jersey. last week the 48-year-old began showing symptoms, including a headache, and swelling of the brain. he is still in the hospital right now. everyone's encouraged to use bug spray if you're spending time outside between dusk and dawn. you can get the west nile virus when an infected mosquit

the leading contenders are tim cain and agriculture secretary. >> you can count on abc7 news for continuing coverage of the republican national convention. laura anthony and morning news anchor are there all week. they will be at the democratic convention next week as well. tomorrow night and every night of the convention you can watch "your voice, your vote" with in depth coverage. it starts after abc7 news at 6:00. >>> happening right now, a very late night for the oakland city council. on the heels of a sex scandal involving several officers they are deciding on whether to implement a new police reform measure. alyssa harrington is live at oakland city hall. alyssa? >> this is a marathon night at oakland city hall. one councilmember told me he expects to be here until 2:00 a.m. right now there are a few hundred people speaking on housing and rental issues in the city. wea just heard from about 100 more on the topic of police reform. an over flow crowd packed oakland city hall spilling out to the rotunda. 96 speakers signed up to weigh in on police reform and a proposal to create a citize

in the past 45 minutes, lauren mayk spoke with hillary clinton and her running mate tim caine.s the only reporter to speak with them during that campaign stop right there. she's joining us now live. lauren, what did they have to say? >> reporter: well, jim, we talked about the convention. we talked about what their relationship would be like if they were to win this election. and we also talked about the resistance that the campaign has been getting from some bernie sanders supporters. we saw that at the convention here in philadelphia this week. and i asked secretary clinton about that. >> i talked to some of them, and they say they like some of the things that they are hearing you say. some of the things, the issues that they have championed. but they don't trust you. why should they trust you? >> well, look, i know how they feel. i ran a very hard campaign against president obama in 2008. and i had many, many supporters, if you go back and look at polls. very large percentages of my supporters who said they would not support him. and i very much appreciated senator sanders e

. >> tim cain has emerged as a leading contender. >> that according to the two democrats, but they cautionhat he has not made a final direction. she early as friday afternoon. >>> and get ready for the democratic convention on monday as i will be there. watch for the live reports here on wusa9 and on facebook. we'll be there at 11:00 for you on sunday night. >>> we've got a yellow weather alert in effect tomorrow for some dangerous conditions on the way. we have team coverage on the heat wave. >>> yeah. wusa9 ellison barber has options on how to stay cool. >> get ready. the real heat comes in tomorrow. in fact we'll do the forecast. 97 on sunday and sunday. and probably safe. the record is over 100, but the best chance is on monday. a little constellation though that we're not going to set any record highs. really the key thing here the heat index. that's what your bodily be feel. even 102 tomorrow. and then even 103 on tuesday. signs sticking around for parts of next week. exercise in the morning, wear light colored clothing and check on the elderly as well. just how long the 90s will las

[cheers and applause] of tim cain!place [cheers and applause] marktate of governor ,ayton and senator al franken the state of walter monday dale, the first person in american history to put a woman,ier dean on a national major .arty ticket >> and minnesota is the home of hubert horatio humphrey who at the 1948 convention in called on delegates and to the nation to get out of the shadow of states' rights and walk forthrightly into the sunshine of human rights, casts 47 votes for bernie sanders! madam secretary, the of minnesota casts next presidente of the united states, hillary clinton! [cheers and applause] mayor rawlings-blake: thank you very much, minnesota. you've cast 42 votes for clinton and 47 votes for senator sanders. mississippi! mississippi, you have 41 votes. how do you cast your votes? on behalf ofetary, the great state of mississippi, , b.b. king,blues so on, let meand hamer behalf of fanny lou who made this delegation look like the rainbow tonight because in atlanticities cast 33 voteswe andhillary rodha

hillary clinton and tim caine, they're going to make it happen!, a fact so obvious he can see it from the top of the trump tower. so now, he is insisting that he and he alone can fix the rigged system! last week donald trump spoke for more than an hour on the biggest stage he's every had, but other than talking about building a stupid wall which will never get built, other than that wall did you hear any actual ideas? did you hear even one solid proposal from trump for increasing income or improving your kids' education? orçcreating even one, single, good-paying job? let's face it. donald trump has no real plans for jobs or for college kids or for seniors. no plans to make anything great for anyone except rich guys like donald trump. just look at his ideas. donald trump wants to get rid of the federal minimum wage. donald trump wants to roll back financial regulations and turn wall street loose to wreck or economy again. and donald trump has a tax plan to give multi millionaires and billionaires like himself an average tax cut of $1.3 million a ye

. >> well, tim cain was vetted for barack obama in 2008. how far the democratic party has gone. tom vilsack, he wouldn't list a senate seat or anything else but i found kaine's role in this interesting because it was enough that delegates are protesting in e-mails and statements to the press about how unexcited they would be if he was chosen. >> kaitlyn, who do you think she is going to pick? >> well, i think a lot of signs are pointing to tim kaine. he has proven to be a loyal ally of hers. he has really been at clinton's side during this campaign. interestingly, if he were -- if the clinton ticket were successful then cane would have -- kaine would have to leave the senate of course. so a lot of signs are pointing to kaine. elizabeth warren telling stephen colbert if it were her she would know by now. >> and i use any excuse to talk about the state of new jersey. is booker a real possibility? she a popular guy. >> he keeps getting mentioned. he has been forgotten recently. he has been a defender of wall street. as mayor he had relationshi

. >>> and virginia senator, tim cain is said to be at the top of the list for clinton's choice for vice president. >>> breaking news. late today, roger ales resigned as chairman and ce of fox news. his departure was rumored. comes just a week after former fox news anchor gretchen carlson filed a sexual harassment suit against ales. now, ales is credited with building fox news from its infancy to the giant that it is today. the 21st century fox chairman, rupert murdoch will assume the role. >>> and arrest and charges in a deadly encounter at a prince george's county metro station. they believe this man, 36-year- old ali havan fatally shot a man yesterday evening. witnesses say the men started arguing and that escalated into jovan stabbing the man with a switch blade night. -- knife. police say von trell mcdaniel dide at the scene. >>> an on rm -- an unarmed black man who was attacked by charles kinsey is seen lying in the middle of the street with his hands in the air. next to him is a young man with autism. kinsey was his caretaker. he shared what happened next from a hospital bed. >> i

there's also speculation about tim cain. the senator from virginia since 2013. one of her earliest supporters. has affluent spanish speaker which will help with latino out reach they say. >> donald trump is pushing against reports that members of his party are hesitant to take the rnc stage weeks from now. tweeting this morning, quote, let's put it up. the speaker spots are totally filled with a long waiting list of those that want to speak. one of those spots is likely reserved for his vice presidential pick, and leading that list right now according to reports dark horse contender indiana governor mike pence. a meeting between the two has some political watchers wondering if a trump pence ticket could be in the works. jim acosta is following that story. >> reporter: donald trump doesn't have a running mate yet but he has a short list. a senior advisory tells cnn, new jersey governor chris christie, newt gri ging rich mary fallon are under consideration. conversation is swirling around pence and is described as a dark horse. mr. trump is meeting with a number o

kicks into high gear with president obama attempting to help unite democrats as well as vp nominee tim cain vice president joe bide b and from washington former marco rubio campaign manager terry sullivan that's now a partner with firehouse strategies. we'll start with you because the former president spoke last night from his role as witness to hillary clinton being a change maker throughout their marriage. was that effective in shedding the establishment branding? >> it really wasn't. it worked wonderfully for jeb bush during the primary process. now voters, not just republicans and democrats they want to burn down washington and talking about your experience in washington and government and getting things doesn't isn't what people want. democrats almost nominated a socialist and republicans nominated a reality tv star so you think talking about experience in government just isn't the way to connect with voters this cycle. >> interestingly, this speech concerned her experience in policy through her advocacy for children and minorities and spent less time on her record in the senate and as

the latest name is former virginia governor and senator tim cain, who was on president obama's list of potential running mates in 2008. in washington, garrett tenney, fox news. >>> supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg is now saying she regrets her public criticism of donald trump. in a statement issued by the court this morning, ginsberg said judges should avoid commenting on a candidate for public office. she told the ap last week she did not want to think about the prospect of trump winning the presidency. she called trump a faker and joked about moving to new zealand if he were elected. trump called for ginsberg to remind. >>> philando castile, the african-american man shot and killed by police last week, was laid to rest. a procession featuring a horse- drawn hearse traveled from a funeral home to a st. paul church this morning. last wednesday a white police officer pulled castile over for a traffic stop. according to his girlfriend, he was shot and killed while he was telling the officer he had a legally permitted gun. she live streamed the aftermath of the shooting on facebo

for joe biden took the delegates on an emotional journey and that was helpful and the embrace of tim cain, not as well-known, but a likeable guy in a room that was prepared to embrace him. even though there were policy difference, they were in the way. >> i don't know what i think about tim kaine's donald trump impression. >> that took courage. >> can we talk about joe biden for a second. you and i both listened to all kinds of surrogates make the case for hillary clinton and i was struck by how well joe biden seemed to do it. he was a character witness for her in a way many others haven't. >> they have not always been so close, but he did it with heart. >> so many ways that he has always felt like this should be his night. he of course was so gracious. >> i want to ask you about the obama speech. the emotion was unbelievable. i was in the illinois delegation and there were so many tears. this was so obviously special to so many people in this room and it was obvious that you talkeded about this trust and likability stuff that they were trying to not only remember barack obama's term, but

the "washington post" reports governor terry mcauliffe and senators mark warner and tim cain are lending staffers to her campaign. cain is one of the top candidates reportedly on clinton's short list for vice president. >>> beginning today, if you pass a stopped school bus in arlington and you get caught on one of the district's safety cameras, you can expect to get a ticket. more than 20 buses have the mounted cameras. the fine, $250 in virginia. >>> there are also some state laws that take effect, marriage at age 18. smoking in a car with a child younger than 8 is now illegal. and among several new gun laws, virginia will now recognize out-of-state's concealed gun permits. >>> maryland also has several new laws taking effect today in maryland, the minimum wage goes up to $8.75 per hour, but montgomery county will see that increase to $10.75 per hour. and drivers will pay more for gas with an increase in the state gas tax. it jumps to 33.5 cents per gallon. >>> this weekend nearly 50,000 american veterans will be sleeping on the streets. but a local effort to end that has been finding s

clinton is still narrowing her list of potential running mates, campaigning with virginia senator tim cainnd meeting with elizabeth warren and they say she is closing in on making a vp selection and is expected to make an announcement next week. >> they will take the stage here at the national republican convention. here in cleveland security is tighter than ever before. in cleveland, ohio, abc7 news. chris. >> stephanie, thank. the republican national convention starts monday in cleveland, ohio, as stephanie mentioned. we have you covered as well. we will provide live coverage on abc7. they will also be covering the democratic national convention that begins a week later. >>> nears the news we've been following in turkey. at least 160 people were killed in a military coup attempt. the president vowed that those who carried out the coup will pay. at least two bombs hit the parliament building. at least 2800 soldiers have been arrested and hundreds surrendered on the bus. we will have continuing coverage of the coup attempt in turkey on air and online. follow us on twitter for updates anyti

she knew that tim cain might raise some among some sanders voters but my message, knows everything about the military, terrorism, national security but the congresswoman is right. look at tim kaine's entirety. he could have made a lot of money practicing law and yet he took a in low income clients and for 17 years he helped the most vulnerable citizens in richmond and the surrounding area so he was a great choice. we have to introduce him and then reintroduce hilary. that's the right choice of words that you used. she graduated from yale law school and could have gone to any law firm. and chose to work for the children's defense fund. hillary clinton made those choices to protect women and children all of her career. when she went to china as first lady and spoke about women's rights, she has the world behind her and the women of the world united behind this terrific leader. those are the things we have to put on display this week. >> congresswoman, let me go back to you because they have personal stories and you have worked together. you are a trade issue and you have ties to wall stree

tim cain is the reported front-runner. we'll bring you clinton's choice as soon as she announces it. >>> if you stepped outside today, this will come as no surprise, dangerous heat gripping our region. won't be letting go anytime soon, folks. you won't find much relief down the shore. check out the hot haze over atlantic city, the boardwalk there. people walking, sweating it out. all over the place today. >> if today's too hot for you, you won't like the hottest stretch of weather. >> this is going to be the hottest stretch that we have seen. because of the humidity on top of it. we have a first alert out because of dangerous heat, for pennsylvania, new jersey. not including the shore, but still going to be hot at the shore. and for all of delaware. so it is going to be a hot next several days. that seven-day right at the bottom of your screen. we have four days in a row outlined for most of our neighborhoods. the first alert now through tuesday. temperatures in the 90s. humidity will make it feel from 100 to 105 greds. th

presidential pick official earlier today making the stage for a rally in miami with virginia senator tim cain crowd that he will be commander in chief if needed. and he said tough people do last. and in kabul, targeting a protest killed 80 people. more than 200 hurt. isis claimed responsibility for that. for now, back to our msnbc special. >> for 20 years, msnbc covered the biggest news stories and how they impact our life today. in that time, mass shootings in the usa have become shockingly frequent and never more debating. april 20th, 1999, two teenage students armed with shotguns and semiautomatic weapons enter columbine high school in littleton, colorado, and they open fire. >> skrecreaming, crying, tellin him not to shoot me and so he shot the girl and shot her in the head in front of me. >> the mid-morning massacre captured on school security cameras claims the lives of 12 students and one teacher before the shooter turns their guns on themselves. >> there were parents, thousands of miles away, from columbine high school who suddenly were afraid to send their children to school. >> it d

tonight we're expecting to hear from tim cain, hillary clinton's choice for vice-president. earlier today, he walk-through on stage. cain, of course, the senator from virginia. he's set to give the biggest speech of his career. not because of who is in the convention hall but because of everyone watching at home. today while speaking at a florida delegation breakfast. he held the party line and blasted donald trump. >> donald trump has been very willing to make fun of people with disabilities. donald trump uses racist and demeaning language. language when he talks about women. the next president is going to be the one celebrating 100 years of women getting the right to vote. is it too much to ask for it to be a woman than it to be someone who offends women every time he opens his mouth? >> reporter: and of course today we are also expected to hear from vice-president and president obama as well. they are expected to speak to hillary clinton's credentials as a leader. li sacchetti, fox 25 news. >> elizabeth: boston mayor marty walsh is speaking about the death of a city boy a

clinton is still narrowing her list of potential running mates, campaigning with virginia senator tim cainnd reportedly meeting with elizabeth warren and they say she is closing in on making a vp selection and is expected to make an announcement next week. >> it is going to be a jam-packed week here in cleveland at the republican national convention. do you hear those tools, chris? a lot of people work to go get this arena ready. in just a few days trump and pence will take the stage here. just to tell you, security is tighter than ever before. in cleveland, ohio, stephanie ramos, abc7 news. >> thanks so much, stephanie. >> the republican national convention starts this week. we will be there with live coverage. they will also be covering the democratic national convention that begins just a week later. now back to the news in turkey. at least 160 people were killed in a military coup attempt. who carried out the coup will pay. at least two bombs hit the parliament building. hundreds of soldiers surrendered on the bridge. at least 2800 soldiers have been arrested and hundreds surrendered o

. >> reporter: hillary clinton courted voters, including the hispanic vote with virginia senator tim cainel vice presidential pick. >> on the economy, do you want a, you're fired president, or you're hired president. >> reporter: clinton wants to reverse the perception among voters that she's untrustworthy. a "new york times" cbs poll shows 67% of voters don't trust her. partly because of the e-mail controversy. edward lawrence, nbc news, washington. >>> there are concerns tonight about the potential for violence at the upcoming republican national convention. testifying in front of congress today, the secretary of homeland security said he's worried that demonstrations may get out of hand. police in cleveland have a number of resources they're using to inspect the area. >> it shines a national spotlight on a political event in the united states. there's a risk to groups who aspire to engage in acts of domestic terrorism. it will be a threat we're watching very, very carefully. >> reporter: there are similar concerns about the democratic national convention here in south philadelphia. the

senator tim cain and another appear to be the leading candidates. clinton is expected to announce her decision later this week. >>> in belgian, the police struggle to contain a man who looked to be carrying a bomb. it was reports of a man wearing a thick winter coat with wires hanging from the bottom. the man was said to be acting suspiciously in addition to wearing a winter coat in near 90-degree temperatures. >> about 1:00 p.m. we got asked by the police to evacuate the building. it all went very smoothly. within minutes we were outside t it is our building there. it is a library. there was no danger in the building itself, but we were in the safety perimeter. >> the police say they cornered the man at gun point and took him into custody a bomb squad then came in to search the area. this, of course, comes less tan woke after the was was tile -- bastille day attack. >>> there is heartbreaking sadness in a berkeley neighborhood after word spread that a father and his 6-year- old daughter spread after a family vacation in hawaii. we talked to friend

hillary clinton's short list of potential running mates include elizabeth warren and tim cain.ben ferguson. also with me is basil smikle. what's the criteria donald trump is looking for? >> i think it's changed over the last week, especially with the meeting with justice department and bill clinton on the plane. if i'm donald trump right now and i think his team is going to be smart about this, they're going to realize they need somebody who can go out there and prosecute hillary clinton, especially if she is indicted. chris christie has got to be at the top of the list now. newt gri newt gingrich has gone after bill clinton. i've gone after him, he lied today me when i was speaker. those two have to be looked at in a better position they were before. if immigration becomes an issue again, at the forefront i think you got to look at alabama and jeff sessions. i also think you could look at tennessee and corker if you're looking for someone that can help you get things done on the hill. newt gingrich and chris christie have got to be in a good position for the vp pick. >> do you

. >> do you do tim cain and take virginia off the board and he speaks spanish and john hickenlooper came interesting pick for clinton. >> i think cain has an advantage, and watch tom sill vanning and perez. russia invaded georgia, obama picked joe biden in the wake of that. events matter. what happened the next few days on the world stage, does that push her toward a military-type pick? we'll see how that one plays out. >> including some indiana drama that has nothing to do with mike pence and first the results of our political pick and we asked you who she should pick as vice president and most of you prefer someone who will probably not get the job, bernie sanders. (man) what i love most about tempur-pedic mattresses is that they contour to your body. it keeps us comfortable and asleep at night. can i take a nap now? (vo) change your sleep, change your life, change to tempur-pedic. 3, 2, 1 [whispered 'rocket'] and who doesn'tb then seize the day already. crabfest is back at red lobster with so many kinds of crab and the most crab dishes of the year. so dive into whatever floats your cr

overshadow her policy and create kind of divides and rifts and more questions than a vp pick -- >> is tim cainvice president right now. >> if i had to bet i would bet it is. he's trying to make right on abortion and other issues where the left doesn't trust him. i think that would be a safe pick if you talk to people who are supportive of hillary they want him very badly. >> loretta lynch was on capitol hill today and talking about the fbi issue. this is an issue that the republicans wish they had been talking about over the last month but they got a week out of it. is this an issue that can bubble back up. >> i don't think any even hillary clinton's most ard ent supporters expect the drip drip drip of headlines of this e-mail scandal or the clinton foundation scandal. >> donald trump is struggling on this. he's had a lot of opportunities. he's failed to knock it out of the park. >> the thing protecting her most is donald trump's ability to step in it and to bring the headlines back to him and he didn't do that after dallas so the question is will he become a more disciplined candidate. >> the

. >> you'll have president barack obama, the vice president, tim cain all taking the podium. during a special report at 10:00 p.m. eastern. >>> we want to get to breaking news overnight. the rescue of dozens of people have a sinking fishing seat. the boat was taking on water in alaska ocean where the ocean temperature is around 48 degrees. a distress call went out. all 48 people evacuated off to three lifeboats. this is a vessel a few years ago when a coast caguard rescued an injured crewman. no injuries reported. >>> the president of france is vowing to win the country's war on terrorism after the latest isis inspired attack. an elderly priest was killed in a church. the young men who carried out the attack were shot dead by police. one was arrested last year for trying to enter syria. back here at home, police say there is no link to terror after an incident at the fbi office in pittsburgh. a man ran nine red lights before crashing a dump truck into the front entrance. he claimed to have a bomb. no explosives were found. the driver was identified, a man from ohio, and he no

tim cain has been the frontrunn frontrunner. all indications he's still at the top of her list.om virginia. someone with foreign policy experience. they campaigned together in virginia the past week. a lot of focus on the chemistry there and praise from campaign officials about their chemistry. secretary clinton very comfortable with tim kaine. she has her eye on tom vilsack. he helps her in the key swing state of iowa. he goes way back with the clintons. in fact, one source telling me that he is like family to the clintons. tom perez, labor secretary, someone helping with latinos but someone helping with progressives. so he is someone to watch in these final days and secretary clinton makes her decision. you mention she did have a series of meetings yesterday. so clearly elizabeth warren someone who has been in the running all along. i wouldn't necessarily put her at the top of the list, but she's there. governor hickenlooper interesting. governor from colorado. someone who would help her in that critical swing state. and she has a good relationship with him as well. that's an

michael bennett or tim cain, could they have summoned that rage, that you saw last night with that chanta striking question. i think that's probably what keeps this race at least relatively close going into the fall john, is the fact she is so polarizing. there are so many conservatives who despite their misgivings about trump will have hard time walking into the booth, closing the curtain and pulling the lever for hillary rodham clinton. >> i want to stop you because we have breaking news. we talked to you at the top of the show about donald trump tweeting on his way here about melania's speech. the trump campaign said there was nothing to see, no plagiarism happened. it turns out the campaign has a different story today. >> so john, the campaign is finally coming out and really taking full charge of this situation, which has been going on for 48 hours. they are identifying the person who they said helped melania with the speech. and are putting forward -- saying that she offered her resignation this morning. this is meredith mcgiver who helped donald trump write a number of his books.

>> no, i don't think tim cain is going to be an attack dog. i don't think you can make somebody something that they're not. he adds to the decency quotient. everyone knows that hillary clinton has unfavorables or issues with honesty and trustworthiness. tim kaine balances that out. you will have barack obama, like elizabeth warren who are your attack dogs. but at the end of the day tim kaine is a very very good man and in politics oftentimes that subtle characteristic gets lost, whether it's lindsey graham talking about the quality of the human being. hillary clinton went out and looked at somebody who could govern, not only a civil rights champion she said i'm about to have a very good person on the ticket. i expect to see a lot of tim kaine in florida, north carolina. if they go the way of hillary clinton, that's a beautiful election night for democrats in november. >> michael nutter is with us as well. hillary clinton supporter. mayor, do you think that this ticket, hillary clinton on the/tim kaine will be able to recreate the barack obama

other names that have been rumored at the list of candidates are virginia senator tim cain and housing secretary castro of texas. the democrats have their convention in philadelphia starting july 25. >>> joining us this morning is political analyst donny fowler. yesterday newt gingrich said something pretty funny. he said this thing has seemed like an episode of the apprentice, you know, that reality show where he was choosing people. this time he is choosing someone to be his running mate right out there on tv. >> you are hired. not you're fired. >> right. >> it is always a great circus the few weeks before each political party's convention. who is the vp going to be? the first and most important priority from a political campaign point is don't make a mistake. the second most important qualitycation is can you actually be -- qualification is can you help the president be a better president? if for some reason he or she leaves, can you step in? the speculation and gamesmanship and the stakes is fun. but this is a very serious choice and it's going to say a lot about hillary clinton an

years of african-american history commission act was introduced earlier in the senate by senators tim cain and mark warner and i was proud to introduce the house version with the support of representatives rigell, butterfield, forbes, wittman, lewis and many others. i'd like to thank chairman chaffetz and ranking member cummings and the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. boyle, for their assistance in bringing the bill to the floor today. this bill would establish a commission to begin planning programs and activities across the nation to recognize the many contributions of african-americans since the first arrival of africans in the english colonies atport comfort, virginia, in 19 -- at port comfort, virginia, in 1619. the history of virginia and our nation cannot be fully understood without recognizing the role played by the slave trade. slavery was an abhorrent institution, but for hundreds of years it was the foundation of the colonial and early american agricultural system, and essential to its economic sustainability. the 20 africans who arrived at port comfort, virginia, in hampton, v

rumored at the top of the list is tim cain and tom milsack. he could help clinton gain ground in the battleground state. and cain is the former governor of virginia. she's planning to announce her decision in a message to supporters then make her first appearance with her running mate tomorrow in tampa or miami. >> and flights across the country were held up by technical issues yesterday. >> the story having several intermitten problems passengers couldn't check in for flights or check flight status for about three hours. >> there could still be delays and long lines today. >> let's go live to the oakland international airport. avery harper, how are things running. >> reporter: it's a lot of long lines here. the lines inside the terminal are like a maze and they extend outside the terminal almost passed the terminal where southwest airlines is. take a look at some video we have of the line. i walked from what was then the end of the line outside the terminal inside the terminal and you can see there are people everywhere. the lines are just cr

the virginia senator tim cain and agricultural senator are said to be the leading contenders as her running mate. but she says she hasn't made her final decision and she could surprise voters. several names have been floated including senator elizabeth warren and cory booker. hillary clinton will formally announce or be introduced on the democratic ticket when she has a florida campaign swing this weekend. >> and the san francisco man behind bars accused of threatening the acting police chief. police start it had investigating after the weekend calling for the beheading of the chief. we had to blur the tweet because of profanity and the photo included a photo of the chief and a ghi guillotene. >> it is scary. if i think you don't like chinese people or you he don't like it. [ indiscernible ] >> police say he was taken into custody after a judge approved a search warrant of his home. the da has not announced any formal charges as of yet. >> big news in the entertainment word. garry marshall, you know his work from happy days and the movie "pretty woman". he died yesterday at a hospital in bu

[cheers and applause] usan: and virginia's own tim cain. [cheers and applause] susan: i knew something was up but tim the other day when i asked him his favorite tv show know, said "veep," you tim has 99 senators who liked him which is 99 more than ted cruz. just for fun, i sent an email to mike pence saying tim wants to debate him in spanish. don't you think that would be great? and you know, i found out from my sources the secret service has already given out their code name. this year they're using disney movies. that explains why donald trump is old yeller. but, you know, the truth is it's easy to make fun of the g.o.p. but this week we're going to be about celebrating democrats, showcasing our people, our rich diversity and tapestry of real america and our folks that speak out and policies that speak out for all americans. but more importantly, it's about nominating a candidate who will win the white house in november and you're going to notice a lot of differences between our week here in philly and their week in cleveland. i want to t

light to see how they look, so no detail is too small right now for such a big moment, not just for tim cain president obama, also on this major stage, probably the biggest stage he'll have before he leaves office here, carol. >> i'm sitting next to hillaary rosen who said, couldn't they, like, tested out the ties, not on television? now tim is standing there. and wouldn't he be wear like a blue tie? >> that's probably one of the thicks they're assessing at this very moment, carol. no detail's too small. >> talking about fashion -- no detail's too small. >> they probably have three, four ties right now. >> just like you, manu. >> exactly. >> all right, thanks, manu raju, thanks so much. bill clinton of course rocking the dnc last night, hillary clinton's historic night. let's get right to that and michelle kosinski, she's in the convention hall as well. >> that was an extraordinary moment too, this is bill clinton, former president, but here in the role of hillary clinton's husband. bill clinton talking about policy or on the issues. that was very much more bill clinton telling us a story ab

but i think you saw progressive groups across spectrum rush in to praise his, the choice of tim cain. this is someone who is a civil rights lawyer, who took on nationwide insurance early on and won on a discrimination case. he got be pre-k passed through a republican legislature as governor of virginia, created a lot of new job withs there. i think -- jobs there. i think his record can stack up against anyone. >> ap this morning from albuquerque says clinton campaign seeks to headache be most of -- to make most of kaine's spanish. what role will the senator play in the 103 days ahead? >> well, what matters is where the candidates stand on the issues. and i think one of the reasons we're doing well with latinos right now is both secretary clinton and senator kaine are are firmly on their side on the issues. but the fact that senator kaine can communicate in people's first and second language is a real asset to the campaign, and we look forward to taking advantage of that. >> last night virginia governor terry mcauliffe, your former boss, told our colleague, andy carney, that hillary cl