it's clinton's first day under the banner of what she hopes say united democratic party.t that many waited to see, that came yesterday in an event in new hampshire when bernie sanders formally endorsed the presumptive nominee. we get more from cnn's jeff zeleny. >> reporter: miguel and alison, after a long presidential campaign, bernie sanders and hillary clinton stood on the stage, hugged one another and vowed to take on donald trump. bernie sanders said six words, she must be our next president. >> secretary clinton has won the democratic nominating process. [ cheers and applause ] and i congratulate her for that. she will be the democratic nominee for president. and i intend to do everything i can to make certain she will be the next president of the united states. >> senator sanders pledging to be all he can to help defeat donald trump. it's an open question, though, how many supporters will follow him. several sanders supporters we talked to from here in new hampshire, other states say they had no intention of voting for hillary clinton. others say they weren't so su

this is a united democratic party. we don't have former leaders oh posing our nominee.ny: you mentioned the pay-as-you-go. that was legislation that was put in by george herbert walker bush and it was adhered to by william jefferson clinton. when you are going to raise social services you have to raise tax. if you are going to cut taxes you have to cut the budget. >> democrats supported pay-as-you-go. anthony: by the was signed by george herbert walker bush. >> you have to raise taxes or finds the money somewhere. >> she is going back to pay as you go? >> she is not on going back. she always tells you where she is getting the money from, and so far it has been from cutting spending in places where we can divert that money and help give the middle class a break on taxes. anthony: we'll see you next week for "wall street week." >> announcer: monday, taking sides on the war on terror. maria gets inside from general jack keane. here comes the judge. napolitano is back. court is in session. works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fres

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united states. my brothers and sisters, my fellow democratics, now is the time, now is the time to stand up, to rise up, and to send a message to the rest of america that our party is united, our movement is alive, and our revolution has just begun. with that, i proudly rise to second the nomination of senator bernie sanders of vermont as the democratic nominee for president of the united states. thank you. god bless you. >> a second nominating speech now for bernie sanders. >> my friends, my name is sh ieri -- shyla nelson from vermont. i have never felt the bern more than i do in this moment. we have worked to take our country back from the millionaires and the billionaires. together we have worked to end citizens united and restore democracy to the people. together we have worked for a $15 minimum wage. for debt free college. for breaking up big banks. for climate justice. and for the man who launched this revolution senator bernie sanders. tonight, my friends, we celebrate the progress we have made in this campaign, and we set a course for progress that we will make when we win in november. i am so proud of us. my friends, the millions of you who have volunt

controversy obviously, but i think it slowed down a bit and as the days go on you will see a united democratic partymaria: what do you think it will take to bring the supporters together into the fold. i kept seeing people here with jackets that say "feel the bern." i wonder, are they still not giving up? >> about 80% to 90 perso% of bee supporters will support hillary clinton. there are some people who are upset about the emails. all of us whether you supported hillary or tberny are upset by the. if that dies down, you will see people rally around the nominee and get ready for a tough election. i said for a long time that this is an evenly divided country, closely divided. and we have got a lot of work to do to get behind our nominee. maria: you have to be surprised. >> i'm not surprised the country is this closely divided. it's this closely divide for 20 years. that's why we have the hyper partisanship and part of what frustrates these people as well. maria: let me ask you about jobs and the economy. tonight's theme is working together. we haven't heard much about jobs what job equality. wages hav

a united democratic party will prevail in november. thank you all and god bless the united states of america. >> please welcome senator chuck schumer from new york. >> former president jimmy carter at age 91. there is a photo of the living former presidents just a few years back in the oval office and even in that, jimmy carter is a man apart. he is off to the side. he designed his own post-presidency which may be the model for post-presidencies forever in the future. he has always been his own man. of course, his presidency was a singular time as well and democrats are all entitled to their own opinions about him. our own chris matthews was a very young man once and he was a white house speech writer for the man from georgia, president jimmy carter. chris, since he is 91 years of age, having of all things, apparently stared down cancer and won, what are your reflections tonight on jimmy carter? >> well, you know, it's so jimmy carter to have figured out how to beat cancer. he's a man, if you can do it yourself, he could do it. he had

democrats in the country than republicans, and i think if we come out of here tonight with a united democratic party- charlie: thank you for joining us. see you next time. mark: with all due respect to donald trump, not everyone voting for hillary clinton is little. ♪ ♪ john: welcome to gotham city. the political media industrial complex of session with the can -- obsession with the conventions is now over. today is the eve of the 100 day mark

a united democratic party will prevail in november.nd god bless the united states of america. >>> please welcome senator chuck schumer from new york. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello, new york. i love you! now, there is a statue in the harbor of the city i represent, a mighty woman with a torch. to me, that torch represents the american dream, and if you ask the average american what that dream means to them they put it simply and not in fancy language, they say if i work hard i'll be doing better ten years from now than i'm doing today, and my kids will be doing still better than me. each generation must keep that torch burning brightly. it's the source of our optimism. president obama did. he fought every day to defend fundament fundamental american hope, but we have more work to do. middle-class incomes have not grown enough, too many familying struggle to make ends meet and if that continues the torch will flicker. its power to inspire hope will dim. some are using this unease to pit americans against each other. not us. we democrats fight for an am

on the heels of the convention later this week we are expecting a very united democratic party that will give a big shot a momentum to our ticket and we will hit the ground running on friday. most of you know were doing an event here in the city of philadelphia with secretary clinton and senator tim kaine in philadelphia. late last night we announced we are expending that through the weekend to do a bus tour that will go through pennsylvania and into ohio. we will have a series of large and small events in places like pittsburgh and ohio, really going after those rural working-class voters that we know are disaffected by the state of the economy. we know these are the folks that donald trump is targeting but we are convinced that we have the plans that will actually. >> guest: those lingering voters and so we are leaving no voter untouched so we will embark right after this convention on a bus tour through those two critical battlegrounds lasting through sunday. with that, i think we are happy to take questions. >> the chairwoman decision to step down, she reached reached out to secretar

you have a republican party with no message and this week you've seen a united democratic party coming see a different electoral map coming out of this convention than one that i think would have been a month ago. and that's aig thing. that's a big opportunity for her and one she's going to seize coming out of this convention and the pick of tim kaine, virginia, more moderate is a really smart pick in that by a. because it allows them to talk to voters that we didn't think would be available to them a month and a half ago. it's one thing about donald trump being the opponent, so many great opportunities. >> jim messina, anita dunn, thank you both. >>> coming up, more next from the convention floor in philadelphia. let's have katy perry play us to break. stay with us. before taking his team to state for the first time... gilman: go get it, marcus. go get it. ...coach gilman used his cash rewards credit card from bank of america to earn 1% cash back everywhere, every time. at places like the batting cages. ♪ [ crowd cheers ] 2% back at grocery stores and now at wholesale clubs. and 3% ba

this is not a united democratic party by any means. melissa. melissa: wow, looks like chaos.flock, thank you so much. david: incredible shot. looked like walk of shame. saw some people trying to avoid the anger of the crowd but putting up their fist. melissa: you see the guy with the hat? david: 1968, a little bit. a postconvention bounce for the republican nominee. what the new numbers mean for donald trump and the race moving forward. melissa: plus, democrats in disarray. bernie sanders said to take the podium tonight as he tries to convince supporters to vote for hillary clinton. our panel weighs in what to expect coming up. >> hillary clinton comes into the convention with more baggage than delta air lines and this is one more big load she is going to have to shoulder all week long. ♪ [announcer] is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the summer of audi sales event is here. get up to a $5,000 bonus on select audi models. before it became a medicine, it was an idea. a wild "what-if." so scientists went to work. they examined 87 different protein structures and worked f

>>reporter: and the effort to unite the democratic party we're going to keep warm things up as we headedo the rest of the work week. on this cushion for generations. alright kiddos! everybody off the backpack, we made it to the ottoman. i like to watch them clean, but they'll never get me on the mattress! finally there's a disinfectant mist designed for sofas, mattresses and more. introducing new lysol max cover. its innovative cap has a 2x wider spray that kills 99.9% of bacteria. max cover is another great way to lysol that. >>catherine heenan: he joins us with wife there was a scramble to make some last minute changes >>dan kerman: if you thought the jarmo was over at the republican convention and again as banal roller-coaster 24 hours and philadelphia and bernie sanders does wrapped up his speech. >>dan kerman: now was the reaction monday night as he voiced support for hillary clinton this on the first day of the democratic national convention and just one day after the democratic national committee chairwoman dozens of those people or put it into isn't ties and taken into custody ea

i think she leaves philadelphia with a united democratic party. anlike speech. i think it was rooted in the progressive agenda of the democratic party, but culturally, it was rooted in the values of middle america. i think that resonated in the speech. i think it was authentic to who hillary clinton is. she's a person who sweats the details on policy, as she said. and at the end of the day, there is a specific demographic of republicans that i think there was a powerful moment in this speech, and it's the point that lawrence o'donnell made, when she said "a man you can bait with a tweet is not a man we can trust with nuclear weapons." and then she attempted to emasculate donald trump, by saying not by big men with self-restraint that war started, but by little men moved by fear and pride. there was a demographic in the bush campaign in 2004 that was labled security moms, and i think these married, republican women will find appeal in the message that hillary clinton laid out on the qualities of temperament, making donald trump too risky, too danger

democrats in the country than republicans, and i think we come out of here tonight with a united democratic party charlie: thank you for joining us. see you next time. ♪ >> you are watching "bloomberg west." publican presidential nominee trump made his first public remarks since hillary clinton's acceptance speech last night. mr trump addressed a rally in colorado. mr. trump: i liked the republican convention better. i did. i liked it better. [cheers and applause] mr. trump: i thought we had a far more beautiful set, like not even a contest. how about the first night, they had no american flags up on the stage.

the two former rivals now hope to unite the democratic party. >> i cannot help but reflect how much morenjoyable this election is going to be now that we have are on the same side! >> together, we have begun a political revolution to transform america. together, we will continue to fight for a government which represents all of us and not just the 1%. >> the foil endorsement made in new hampshire this morning is a critical step attempting to shift bernie supporters to the clinton side hoping to defeat donald trump in the general election. this morning, trump tweeting bernie sanders lost most of his leverage and has sold tout a crook it hillary clinton, endorsing her today. but donald trump's comments are coming back, the "wall street journal" posting ought yes clips from a 2008 radio segment in which trump showered praised on politician hillary clinton. >> i know her and she would make a good president or a good vice president. >> that was' donald trump was running for president and before the investigation into clean done's private e-mail server. >> he is now focused on the going conven

party convention. the final rollcall vote. >> senator bernie sanders just have the tall order of trying to unite this democratic party.ly hand over his 27 s, sending herte over the edge, a sign that the party is trying to unify. tonight, bill clinton will speak. the party after a very contentious primary. >> is bernie a bust? where our supporters going to go? it is unified. they have lost their lives. this convention moving on to other things beyond bernie sanders. yvonne: asia is watching the outcome of the u.s. election with new research now. he is here with me now. >> the policy settings above the region, the members would be slower growth, slower trade. yvonne: are they the most vulnerable? >> the survey of investors would be south korea and the philippines. this is not in the most fiscally responsible position. they are a big exporter to the u.s.. migrants.urt the it is the big destination and wants to bring those jobs back to america. it those would be among the losers but there are the others. interesting study there about the trump presidency, the impact it could have on asia. we're from the chairman of one of

we saw in philadelphia this week a united democratic party.that's not always automatic, i will just be honest. we came in. there were challenges because we're family that doesn't mind airing debates and having robust debates. there were challenges on sunday morning but when our candidate took the stage and laid out her vision for the country, they saw the democrats pull together behind a reelementarilessly upbeat and patriotic view of this country, right? and aren't we all patriots? and aren't we all optimists? i think the vision we put on display was a sharper contrast to-t to the twisted version we saw. we can solve our challenges because of you. this election, the stakes are very clear and the stakes are very high. it's a choice between a leader who's been working her entire life on behalf of families and children or somebody who spent his entire life watching out for himself and often watching out for himself no matter who gets hurt. there's a story that the campaign has told of a guy named andrew tusoro. you might have seen him. he w dona

-- the republic here is facing a pretty critical juncture and i think you're going see a united democratic party coming out of this convention and become increasingly more united as we move towards fall and decision time. >> and i want to show this real quickly, governor, we have the mothers of the black lives matter movement, those that have lost their children to gun violence also speaking tonight in part with president clinton. i think they go before him. that will be a powerful moment that will be incorporated into the evening but you brought up what happened to the dnc, those e-mails obtained by wikileaks revealing kind of points that you have stressed through what it was like for you as a nominee, feeling the debate schedule wasn't fair, that there was a bias that was demonstrated by the dnc so what's your opinion about where the dnc goes from here and just curious, could you ever consider being the chair for the dnc as they reformat? >> sure, look, i've told secretary clinton and her campaign i will do anything she asks of me, including being the chair of the dnc if that were what she wan

no, i think you'll see a united democratic party going into november, i think a very small fraction ofrnie sanders supporters are ultimately going to support donald trump. i know there have been many media stories about that but 90% of them i believe will end up supporting hillary clinton for president. >> let's get personal here. i want to talk about your brother julian who's been talked about as a potential running mate for hillary clinton even though he says he's not being vetted. what do you think? would you like to see a vice president castro? >> i'm going to have to say on this one that i'm not my brother's keeper. you have to pose that to my t clinton campaign and my twin brother julian. he's a wonderful public servant. >> how about your mom? she already has to be proud of the both of you. >> she's always rooting for us. like any parent would. >> seriously, if not your brother, who are you thinking? maybe sherrod brown? >> if you look at the people that -- the media accounts that i've read of who she's considering, these are superstars in the democratic party. corey booker, sher

the two former rivals hoping to unite the democratic party after weeks of back and form negotiations between the sanders and clinton campaign, sanders now announcing his endorse many of clinton in the battleground of new hampshire. >> i intend to do everything i can, to make certain she will be the next president of the united states. >> the sanders endorse many is a critical step in switching surpts over to the clinton side to try to defeat donald trump in the general election. >> trump tweeting, that he lost most of his leverage selling out to crooked hillary. >> but his past is coming back to haunt him. >> one of the men you may want to pull out the vacuum cleaner. >> clips from donald trump's radio commentary segment called, trump. in one complimentary he showered praise on a certain politician, i know her and she would make a good president or vice president. but that was before trump was running for president and before the investigation into clinton's private email servers. >> the country down to the democratic convention less than a week away, trump is focusing on a running m

. >> it is time to unite the democratic party, behind the most progressive agenda that we have ever adoptedt a, raise to $15 an hour, maintaining obama care, providing affordable health care, to individuals. it is time to unite. >> reporter: senator a lot of boos when people mention hillary rodham clinton tonight, this is supposed to be a time to celebrate hillary clinton, this is her convention. >> it is time to unite and our youth have identified that time. this is a sign that is creating some division, here in the convention. but the platform includes 90 important items, and transpacific pipeline is not one of them. hillary clinton is in favor of not moving forward on the pipeline, even though the platform is not. but there are so many issues of which we are united now is the time to come together. >> reporter: state senator art heywood but now supporting hillary clinton. i have to tell you, this place is going to explode when bernie sanders walks in tonight with excitement, no question about that, reporting live, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you so much for. that. >

democrats than republicans and i think if we're going to come out of here tonight with a united democratic party, and they don't have the united party, i mean it may be a high horse sank mondayee or whatever you want to call it, but they are not a happy lot. >> again, i mean i don't know how you can-- inside the hall it may feel united but outside the hall, there are protestors all week. >> every democrat showed up. there was nobody missing. >> al gore is not here, jimmy cart certificate not here. >> the central thing is, is one candidate says i'm going to make america great again, it is implied message is that he is going to yank the country back. another candidate is talking about how we forge a better future, how we're stronger together. i just see that as just, i'm glad we are where we are. i like our message. >> rose: here's the question. will donald trump appeal to suburban america, number one. number two, can he make the appeal to college educated white men, three. can he get even approach the number of latinos that george bush did? >> so, he will appeal to-- suburban moms right now becau

democratic nomination. katy zachry is in our digital and that sanders says he will endorse clinton and unite the democratic partyowever, sanders was asked about the endorsement on msnbc and maintains what he said last week, which is he'll vote for clinton but won't endorse her. sanders said the two campaigns are discussing issues important to his backers, including free public college and universal health care. next week, vice president joe biden will join clinton on a campaign trip to pennsylvania. they will visit the scranton area on friday, july 8th, for a pennsylvania democratic party event. clinton and biden will discuss their shared commitment to building an america that is stronger together and an economy that works for everyone. >>> turning now to the republican side. the focus is on a potential running mate for presumptive nominee donald trump. the business mogul is considering newt gingrich for vice president. gingrich has become a prominent new jersey chris christie is also on the short list of potential republican vice presidential candidates. christie is being vetted for the job. in early may you'll

. >>> questions still remain on how tight, how united the democratic party really is. >> some of the bernie sanders supporters, took to the streets to protest to daze and our joe holden is there with them, we will go live to them in center city now, joe. >> reporter: jessica and ukee, as we have demonstrated in the plaza across from city hall, all day but this is as toned down as we have seen. in fact, it is more of like i dance party up here on this stage. we also heard from green party candidate, jill stein, just within the last hour. but the bernie sanders people who are out here, they are not giving it up, in fact, they are calling this a peaceful rise up, and revolution. there have not been any incidents on this hot wednesday afternoon in center city, many of the officers, thaw can see, have been taking a break, make that now jill stein's folks. she's the green party candidate. the crowd was energized. that is significant in explaining how the narrative has shifted out here on philadelphia streets. as we have been telling you all week thinks where you'll find the division in the

his wife. >> and i move that hillary clinton be selected as the nominee of the democratic party for president of the unitedtates. >> a move to unify, bernie sanders pulls off a political jees t gesture to try and bring the party together. >> this is nbc 10 news. >> good morning, i'm vai sikahema. >> i'm tracy davidson. 6:30, live here in the wells fargo center where last night we witnessed an historic moment in politics. hillary clinton became the first female presidential nominee of a major political party. >> we also saw former president bill clinton make a plea for his wife's run at the white house and bernie sanders did his part to unite democratic -- the democratic party. not all of his supporters were on board. >> and we're also looking ahead at day three of the dnc. today's theme is working together. convention starts at 4:30. speakers include president obama and vice president biden as well as tim kaine. >> we'll break down the story lines coming out of the wells fargo center today and around philadelphia, the city remains in the national spotlight. >> first, today, the heat wave is expected to con

party. she will also seek to unite this democratic party, which behind me some supporters of bernie sanders breaking up the speakers on stage. no more war is what they are chanting. she will make a pitch to independent and moderate voters that she will need to win over if she hopes to defeat donald trump. has the convention achieve what it set out to, and that was to unify the party? a good illustration of this is what is happening beside me. the berniesters from sanders socialist wing of the democratic party are continuing to chant, frustrated the democratic establishment see more supportive of the tpp. withare also frustrated hillary clinton's choice of tim kaine. the bottom line is this, hillary clinton will hit the campaign trail tomorrow and this weekend hard. she will stick around and pennsylvania, a key battleground state, then headed to ohio, so she is moving towards her general election strategy, focusing on key swing states like pennsylvania and ohio. you very much indeed. joining us from philadelphia. we will be going back to pennsylvania to bring you that speech live right here

. >> exciting in here, and electric this room is the best room in the united states right now, and america, democratic partyunited. you can see today. >> listen to scene in the wells fargo center, you could hear loud cheers, and applause add bernie sanders sense over his delegate to clinton party, calling for a united party, then right outside of the center. >> walk out. >> this is -- they stole it from you. >> the whole system is rigged. >> we're going to break the establishment. >> tonight of chaotic, this area is just for media. what happens is that protesters got in before the cops closed perimeter. and sealed door. >> snipers have guns on us right now, these are delegates who have been elected to represent their communities, and they were ready for this with snipers on us. >> not only are is a police car here, but you have a military-style truck. >> the protest remain peaceful, but anger was hard to deny, should it worry secretary clinton? before this bill and i spoke with new jersey elected officials. i asked them, their thought on bernie sanders movement. >> i think it has been great, i think a lot o

not been a theh -- enough emphasis on fact that the country itself come outside of the democratic party is unitedrnie sanders. he talks about the issues that directly affect us. plans that will directly implement these things in our country and that there is all of this coming down about the dnc leak about whether this whole primary season a sham to begin with. we can't even trust that hillary has the most delegates going into the convention. there is a lot of mistrust out there. a lot of people who are not willing, inside the democratic party and outside, willing to get behind hillary clinton as president. i think it would be helpful for the democratic party to acknowledge that and for superdelegates to realize that the person most able to defeat trump in a general election is bernie sanders. susan: ok, maggie. let me jump in. ray, new jersey. democrat. >> hello. my thoughts at the end of this, is ank that, you know, it important aspect of our country and our system that we live under a two-party system which makes it difficult for such people as sanders and anybody who wants to push the spectru

democrat. ller: both nights of the convention to me were awesome. in talking toce voters to unite the democrat party so we can be strong together. nights of the convention to me were totally, totally awesome. we cannot afford to let donald be the president of the united states of america because we would not have a united states of america if he is president and so i am making the comment out there in the i am going to be knocking on doors and everything else to make sure democrats, the ones that supported bernie sanders as well as hillary, that we all unite together so that we can the unitedng in states of america and god bless the united states of america and god bless the democratic convention. you stella. we have another newport news call from larry. you are on c-span. welcome. ler: yes ma'am, i like to say i'm hillary all the way. you do not realize you have to work congress and everybody else, all those congresses are not going to be happening. susan: thank you. after we go back to the floor and go back to the calls we will start mixing invoices from republicans and independent voters. the new

. >> i move that hillary clinton be selected as the nominee of the democratic party for president of the united states. >> she's the best darn change maker i ever met in my entire life. >> [ bleep ]. >> i am truly honored to nominate bernie sanders for president. >> donald, did you hear me? already great nation. >> the trump campaign is so hard up for moneys just saw the fog machine on ebay for 30 bucks. don't feel good about it. >> that's not for you to say. >> earlier today, you nominated the real one. >> we just put the biggest crack in that glass ceiling yet. >>> she's excited. good morning to you, you are watching "fox & friends first" on this wednesday morning. i'm heather childers. >> and i'm abby huntsman. day three of the dnc kicking off in just a few hours. the stage set for president obama and vice president biden. >> we have fox news team coverage for you this morning. jackie is following trump hot on the campaign trail. >> but let's get right to doug live in philly with the latest from the dnc where it is still dark out there. good morning to you. >> reporter: morning. the dnc was

the sense in this hall, history is about to be made, as the democratic party nominates the first woman ever to be president of the united states. this is the democratic party trying to heal itself. prom innocent sanders supporters like comedian sarah silverman urging unity. >> i am proud to be apart of bernie's movement and a vital part of that movement is making absolutely sure that hillary clinton is our next president of the united states. >> reporter: but the reaction from many sanders die hards, a chorus of boos. >> can i just say -- to the bernie or bust people -- you're being ridiculous. >> reporter: the woman tasked with bringing calm to a house divided -- first lady michelle obama. taking it to donald trump without ever even mentioning his name. >> don't let anyone ever tell you that this country isn't great, that somehow we need to make it great again, because this right now is the greatest country on earth. >> reporter: mrs. obama and and there declir that it is clinton that can protect the future for america's children. >> there is only one person who i trust with that responsibility. only one person who i b

uniting democrats here in philadelphia. everything about last night was about trying to unite the democratic party.she's still struggling to do that. it will be interesting to see, if she does pivot late they are week and make a case similar to what ivanka trump does. right now no one is speaking to center right independent voters. >> the issues donald trump brought up, edward, let me ask you, do they need to come up when you're talking about law and order, borders, trade deals. >> terrorism. >> i think the issues will come up. in the republican convention they didn't come up until night three. we're only in night one. we've got some time. there's an important element between the democratic convention and the republican convention, the messages coming out of this are more forward looking, more optimistic, more what our agenda is for, four days of what we're against. >> four days, but your friend margie said here worked. >> it worked more with republicans than democrats. it does show how divided wed are as a country. another striking difference is the diversity, diversity of views, inclusiveness. ho

we will present a united democratic party that will give a big shot of momentum to our ticket. be doing an event on friday in philadelphia with senatory clinton and kaine. there will be a bus tour that continues through pennsylvania into ohio. .e will be doing larger events we will be going into columbus, ohio, really going after those rural, working-class voters that we know are disaffected by the state of the economy. these are folks we know that donald trump is targeting. but we are convinced we have the plans that will speak to those lingering economic anxieties voters face, so we are leaving no voter untouched in his campaign. we will be embarking on a bus tour through those critical rust belt battlegrounds through sunday. with that, we are happy to take questions. nancy. please director question. -- please direct your question. >> [indiscernible] -- mr. mook:r: this was the chairwoman's decision to step down. she reached out to secretary clinton and the secretary released a statement yesterday thanking her for her work. >> [inaudible] senator booker: this was the chair --

the convention will show a diverse united energetic democratic party rallying around hillary clinton. >> donald trump uses social media to make the announcement about the vp pick. tweeting he selected indiana governor mike pence. here is the host of media buzz. howie so much to discuss. starting with the vp pick and what do you think. >> it is so fitting that donald trump uses twitter ends up tweeting the choice of running mate. he was boxed in because of all of the locs and counter locs and pence, it is not final and not called nought and pence was on saying he did not rk and then make his final decision. and once he postponed this morning, pence faced the noon date in indiana. and trumpoused twitter to confirm it. and it is a smart and safe and boring choice to some in the media saying that pence is a low key politician. >> doesn't match. you talk about balancing and he could use a side of boring there. because p he's exciting is one word for it in the whole campaign. and somebody who has steadier might make a lot of sense. it was smart from a media perspective to postpone the news

illinois be selected by this convention, by acclimation, as the nominee of the democratic party for president of the united states. >> reporter: then, like now, some fans of the runner-up were bitterly disappointed, but there was nothing like this: >> beat donald trump and elect hillary clinton. >> reporter: california delegates booing this morning when sanders mentioned the winner. >> it is easy to boo, but it harder to look your kids in the face who would be living under a donald trump presidency. >> reporter: nationwide a new pew poll finds 90% of sanders' supporters plan to vote for clinton. vice president joe biden. >> i bet you everything i have that hardly anyone's going to pull the lever for trump. come on, man. are you kidding me? >> reporter: but the sanders' delegates here are his most arden followers. melissa arab is paralegal from michigan. do you prefer donald trump to hillary clinton? >> i prefer bernie sanders. i'm pledged to bernie sanders and i'm voting for bernie sanders. >> reporter: the hard line has led to some exasperation. >> 90% of what bernie wanted he got in the platform. >> even

political partiess hillary clinton and bernie sanders are together right now working to unite the democratic party>>> republicans are out this morning announcing their agenda ahead of the election. how it's a great day for an adventure. surprises are hiding around each corner. come chase thrills that lead in every direction. yet somehow bring us all back together. busch gardens williamsburg and water country usa. vacation packages start at $50 per person. a whole other world awaits. >>> there they are together. hillary clinton has just walked out to an event in new hampshire with her newest supporter, bernie sanders. as you know the candidates were very tough on each other during the campaign. they just took the stage and here's what bernie said. >> secretary clinton has won the democratic nominating process. [cheers and applause] and i congratulate her for that. >> sanders has officially endorsed clinton for president and we had to put a pause in his statement because there was so much cheering. sanders is still talking at this moment. >>> today house republicans are highlighting their election y

the record on foreign-policy of the democratic party is that the united states has been turned away from isolationism and we have converted the greatest and best of the republicans to our point on that subject. the united states has to accept its full responsibility for leadership in international affairs, we have been the backers and the people who organize and started the -- united nations. started under that great democratic president, woodrow wilson as the league of nations. the league was sabotaged by the republicans in 1920, and we must see that the united nations continues a strong bodies that we can have everlasting peace in the world. we have removed the trade barriers in the world, which is the best asset we can have for peace. those trade bankers must -- back into operation again. have started the foreign aid program, which means the recovery of europe and china and the far east. we instituted the program for greece and turkey and i will say to you that all these things were done in a cooperative, bipartisan manner. the foreign relations committee of the senate and the house w

united states who stood together with him, dedicating to serving the principles and certain ideals, no matter what talent an individual possesses, what energy he might have, how much integrity and honesty he might -- , by the democratic party, all of the united states, dedicated to the same thing that he was attempting to accomplish, we could accomplish a great deal. no one knew that more than president john f. kennedy. he used to take great pride telling of the trip that thomas jefferson and james madison made , a botanical expedition, searching for butterflies. .hey ended up in new york city it's a great pride in the fact that the democratic party was the oldest political party in the world. the linkage of madison and jefferson, combined the north and the south, combined the industrial areas of the country with the rural farms. this combination was always dedicated to progress, all of our presidents were dedicated to progress. thomas jefferson with the louisiana purchase, who also realized the net it states could not remain on the eastern seaboard and sent lewis and clark to the. west coast andrew jackson to woodrow wilson to franklin roosevelt to saying that our truman, whoharry not only spoke, but acted for freedom. wh

.>> i've vote that hillary clinton be elected as the nominee for the democratic party for president of the united states. >> reporter: and bernie sanders unifying the democratic party, and addressing the party by video on this historic nomination. but the party unity may still be a ways off, and some sanders delegates stormed off of the floor, angry in their mind that their candidate had been mistreated by the party.>> they are making a huge mistake in nominating this woman. we had the most perfect candidate and bernie. everyone loved burning.>> she is the best change maker i have met in my entire life. >> reporter: bill clinton making the best case for his wife, acknowledging that she has been part of a political establishment in an antiestablishment year.>> she is worth every single gear she has put into making people's lives better. >> reporter: speaking of the political establishment, it will be well represented tonight with headliners president obama and vice president joe biden.>>> there is the ktvu ross palombo in philadelphia all week and we will have the updates from the democratic floor

clinton. >> and i move that hillary clinton be selected as the nominee of the democratic party for president of the unitedheers and applause] >> "on the record" is live in philadelphia at a jubilant democratic convention. let's go right to fox news martha maccallum who is on the floor. martha? >> i have got to tell you, you know, people get jaded watching micks. this was a very emotional moment that we just witnessed from bernie sanders. here is a guy who people laughed at when he said he was going to run for president. he came from

so there clearly is a lot more brush to clear away here to get a really united democratic party.ing to see what he actually says. how enthusiastic is he about this endorsement, and does he follow through. he has a lot of work to do with his strongest supporters, who are still saying to anybody who asks, i'm not voting for her. i'm not lifting a finger. i'm not doing this. i'm not doing that. now, we have a number of votes -- a number of months until november, but sanders has a lot of work to do with his own people if he is going to get them to be enthusiastically for clinton. >> all right, larry sabato, our thanks to you. we appreciate your thoughts and expertise. >> thank you. >>> still to come, police make a difficult decision to kill the dallas shooter in an unprecedented way. the police chief talks about this robot, next. ♪ sweet, sweet st. thomas nice. ♪ so nice, so nice st. croix full of pure vibes. ♪ so nice, so nice. ♪ st. john a real paradise. this summer experience us virgin islands nice. book 4 nights at visitusvi.com before july 16th to receive the 4th night free, plu

arrive at his -- hillary clinton is going to arrive at her convention having for most part the united democratic party behind her. i think he did achieve that this week. >> super moment and worst moment? >> moment, ted cruz, the party is not quite united coming out. >> i would say the best moment for donald trump was his daughter softening the rough edges around him. she could h nights, and the most uncomfortable moment was watching ted cruz booed off the stage. >> it's going to be the most important moment five or ten or 15 years if now, it will be the ted cruz moment. >>> and they will be in philadelphia for their convention, and you are looking live at the stage that is set there. the podium revealed. a big week for democrats next week. and kristen welker. >> reporter: good morning to you. we could learn hillary clinton's vp pick anytime today and she will campaign in florida. all my sources are telling me, all signs are reporting to tim kaine, but clinton could pull off a big surprise. with the clinton's vp pick in its final hours, the buzz is mounting about virginia senator tim kaine today. >> ar

democratic presidential nomination. vice president joe biden told npr radio that he has spoke within sanders and sanders says he will endorse clinton and unite the democratic partyasked about the endorsement on msnbc and maintains what he said last week, which is he'll vote for clinton but still will not edge course her. the two campaigns are discussing issues important to his backers, including free public college and universal health care. >>> next week vice president biden will join hillary clinton on a campaign trip to pennsylvania. they'll visit the scranton area on friday, july 8th for a pennsylvania democratic party event. >>> turning now to the republicans, the focus today is on a potential running mate for presumptive nominee donald trump. the business mogul is considering former house speaker newt gingrich for vice president. gingrich has become a prominent ally in recent months and nbc on the short list of potential republican vice presidential candidates. christie is being vetted for the job. in early may, you'll remember, he was named chair of a transition team for presidential candidate donald trump. on domestic and foreign policy and will look to

and i think what we are going to see here this week is a united energized democratic party in stark contrastk. >> you are the communications director. if you could write the opening line for sanders' remarks on monday night, what would it be? >> i think what we are going to see is what what we already said, that he enthusiastically poerts hillary clinton for president. she is the right choice. >> thank you for joining me. >> thank you. >>> coming up, a stunning new report on missing malaysia airlines flight mh 370. did the pilot practice a suicide route on his home simulator? you have to hear this. our richard quest live with me ahead. don't you dare follow your dreams. think big. or demand your own space. don't you dare leave it all behind. don't you dare ask what's next. introducing the first-ever cadillac xt5. ♪ my bladder leakage made me feel like i couldn't be the father that i wanted to be. now i use depend. i can move the way i really want. unlike the bargain brand, new depend fit-flex underwear is now more flexible to move with you. reconnect with the life you've been missing. get a

. >> i move that hillary clinton be selected as the nominee of the democratic party for president of the united states. >> and just like that, another glass ceiling is shattered. the big guns were out on the second night of the democratic national convention including bill clinton's personal message about his wife and one donald trump. >> one is real. the other is made up. >> plus, we asked president obama if he thinks the russians are trying to elect donald trump. also, new details on the chilling murder of a catholic priest. "early today" starts right now. >>> well, good morning, glass ceiling broken. a woman is a major nominee for president of the united states. hillary clinton is the first female in american history to reach this massive milestone. she thanked convention goers for the nomination. >> what an incredible honor that you have given me and i can't believe we just put the biggest crack in that glass ceiling yet. 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 president, but one of you is next. >> it was senator

and i move that hillary clinton be selected as the nominee of the democratic party for president of the unitedtes. >> reporter: this roll call vote is something that senator sanders wanted. he wanted to remind this party that he won 22 of 50 states, that he had 46% of the delegates. he wanted to show that his movement will go on. but in the end, he also wanted to show that the party was unified. and that's why he played this symbolic role, bringing a party together in a way that, for example, senator ted cruz was unwilling to do last week, scott, when he would not endorse the nominee, donald trump. >> pelley: nancy cordes with the delegates tonight. nancy, thank you. let's go to john dickerson now, our cbs news political director and, of course, the anchor of "face the nation." he's with the vermont delegation. john? >> reporter: scott, i'm here across from where bernie sanders sat, and, you know, all along the clinton campaign said they had to find a way to help bernie sanders acknowledge what he did that was so amazing, the movement that he built, prepare a way for him to honor what he did.

democratic presidential nomination. now, vice president joe biden told national public radio that he has talked to sanders and that sanders says he will endorse clinton and unite the democratic partyut sanders was asked about the endorsement on msnbc, and maintains what he said last week, which is, he'll vote for clinton, but still won't endorse her. sanders said the two campaigns are discussing issues important to his backers, including free public college, and universal health care. >>> now, on the republican side, the focus today is on a potential running mate for presumptive nominee, donald trump. the business mogul is considering former house speaker, newt gingrich, for vice president. gingrich has become a prominent trump ally in recent months. and nbc news confirms new jersey governor chris christie is also on the short list of potential republican vice presidential candidates. christie is being vetted for the job. in early may, he was named the chair of a transition team for presidential candidate donald trump. that team is assembling experts on domestic and foreign policy and will look to fill cabinet positions if trump is elected president. >>> and right now, trump is in

taking a big step for uniting the democratic party joining me here, kristen welker, msnbc political reporter, and in washington nbc mark murray. kristin, first to you, a lot of excite. but i want to point out this breaking news. nbc news has confirmed, and nbc that james jeff readies, a retired admiral, is at least a serious enough candidate to have been vetted at a top level for vice-president by the clinton campaign. he has met with james h-- hamilton. we don't know if he is a democratic or republican. he wrote a book last year, "ack dental admiral." first reported a couple of moments ago aboby "the new york times" and he is indeed being considered as a candidate or at least he has been vetted. among a small group, smallish group of candidates that we know of that has been vetted. you can see in the crowd, kristen, you've got a good vantage point of hillary clinton with bernie sanders. this is something she has waited for 36 days. a lot longer than they hoped for, but finally the full endorsement an embrace from bernie sanders, after he got a lot of platform concessions, and she went throu