in philadelphia, 87 degrees. suburbs, 83. that's about as good as with he do. 83 lehigh valley. 87 in delaware. winds not terribly strong for us today. it's all about the temperatures. take a look. 97 the high temperature in philadelphia and parts of the pennsylvania suburbs. lower new jersey to lehigh valley but overall these mid to upper 90s. you'll feel the heat. good news slightly lower humidity today but it's back up tomorrow with chances of storms. we'll talk those storms and the details on your heat wave in just a bit. >> thanks for that. >>> we are counting down to the start of the democratic national convention. the gavel will come down at 3:00 tomorrow afternoon to officially start the convention. delegates will be meeting here at the wells fargo center to nominate hillary clinton. before the convention even begins, there are protests planned for today and tomorrow in south philly. this all comes amid a new e-mail scandal that is sending shock waves through the party. nbc 10's drew smith is live in south philadelphia where security is tight. drew? >> reporter: the police call this the epicenter of the protest zone. f

and in fact, intends to deliver a stem winder here at the convention on night one tomorrow night. >> pelley: nancy cordes with us here in philadelphia. nancy, thank you. we asked hillary clinton about those incriminating party e-mails. just hours after she chose virginia governor tim canee, i should say virginia senator tim kaine as her running mate. they sat down with us for their first interyou have for tonight's "60 minutes." >> in your view, any effort in the dnc to favor one candidate or another would have been improper? >> again, i don't h- have any information about this. and so i can't answer specifically. we ran our campaign. we ran hard. we worked to have as many successes as possible. i'm very proud that we got more votes than anybody else running, including donald trump. and i am very grateful for the campaign that senator sanders ran, because we ran a campaign based on issues, not insults. so i can't speak to what people who were not working for me, who were saying whatever they were saying. i can't speak to that. i can only speak to my campaign. >> i was a dnc chair. so you know, during the first obama term, you are no

>>> good evening, and thank you for joining us in philadelphia. you can see the democratic crews are tearing down and picking up souvenirs. tonight a new chapter in american history. hillary clinton the first female candidate of a major party to accept the nomination for the presidency. it was an emotional and fiery close to a dramatic week. a party striving for unity, a candidate attempting to reframe her past and push back against her critics. the speech of a lifetime, hillary rodham-clinton, on stage alone, making her case to become commander in chief. the first woman ever to get the nomination of a major party. >> and so, my friends, it is with humility, determination, and boundless confidence in america's promise that i accept your nomination for president of the united states! >> reporter: emotions were high in the arena. daughter and my daughter's mother. i'm so happy this day has come. when there are no ceilings, the sky's the limit. >> reporter: she attempted to answer that burning question -- who is hillary clinton in her heart? >> i get

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. >>> good evening, and thank you for joining us in philadelphia. you can see the democratic national convention is over, the crews are tearing down and picking up souvenirs. tonight a new chapter in american history. hillary clinton the first female candidate of a major party to accept the nomination for the presidency. it was an emotional and fiery close to a dramatic week. a party striving for unity, a candidate attempting to reframe her past and push back against her critics. the speech of a lifetime, hillary rodham-clinton, on stage alone, savoring her moment. making her case to become commander in chief. the first woman ever to get the nomination of a major party. >> and so, my friends, it is with humility, determination, and boundless confidence in america's promise that i accept your nomination for president of the united states! >> reporter: emotions were high in the arena. >> standing here as my mother's daughter and my daughter's mother. i'm so happy this day has come. when there are no ceilings, the sky's the limit. >> reporter: she attem

in the 62nd round of the 1988 draft. political insight from bob schieffer when we're back from philadelphia. philadelphia. >> pelley: joining us in philadelphia, one of the founding fathers of television convention coverage, bob schieffer. bob, what does hillary clinton have to do here? >> reporter: well, i think she has to be very careful. because you know, when donald trump was in cleveland, he really came down hard on terrorism and all that. the people in the hall liked him, but outside the hall, some people were frankly frightened by all of that. and she has to be careful not to totally discount the threat of terrorism. people are worried about terrorism. she cannot discount it entirely just in order to put down him. but the other thing, scott, is the chaos in which this convention is getting under way. i mean this has been a year of surprises, but if you had told me that this convention was going to open in chaos, the democratic national committee chair woman was going to resign over yet another e-mail scandal, and then the clinton people say they're hearing from experts, this is the fault of russians and that the russian

right now sitting at 77 degrees for us in philadelphia, suburbs at 73 and also in knows low 70s for us in the lehigh valley. right now winds about 5 to 10 miles per hour but we are looking at for the most part winds not the big factor, it being all about the heat moving forward. live looks outside right now showing us sun not up yet but as it comes up quickly you will feel the humidity as you get out the door and those temperatures are going to start to skyrocket out there. we will be checking in on your neighborhood forecast, what to expect as you move forward today and the rest of the weekend, especially if you're heading to the shore coming up. >>> we are learning more this morning about a deadly hit and run in south philadelphia. a mother is dead and six other people are hurt, including a two-year-old child. police say last night the driver of a stolen car ran a stoplight and crashed into another vehicle which then hit the family. the driver took off and ditched the car on 21st street and snyder avenue. that's where police found it empty. a short time later, though, officers were a

. >>> good evening, and thank you for joining us in philadelphia. u can see the democratic national convention is over, the crews are tearing down and picking up souvenirs. tonight a new chapter in american history. hillary clinton the first female candidate of a major party to accept the nomination for the presidency. it was an emotional and fiery close to a dramatic week. a party striving for unity, a candidate attempting to reframe her past and push back against her critics. the speech of a lifetime, hillary rodham-clinton, on stage alone, savoring her moment. making her case to become commander in chief. the first woman ever to get the nomination of a major party. >> and so, my friends, it is with humility, determination, and boundless confidence in america's promise that i accept your nomination for president of the united states! >> reporter: emotions were high in the arena. >> standing here as my mother's daughter and my daughter's mother. i'm so happy this day has come. when there are no ceilings, the sky's the limit. >> reporter: she attempt

waking . >> quite an early morning here in philadelphia. >> this is old news for us. let's look at these polls. compare this 2016 poll to where president obama and romney stood at the convention time back in 2012. you can see here as it looks now, turump 41, hillary clinton 46. obama at this .48 and romney 44. how should we think about this? >> reporter: they're similar and almost within the margin of error. it's basically a tie rate and in 2012 this followed revelations about the 47% comment, courtesy of a bartender in florida and a hounding i think that the republican no, ma'am knminee ha. romney was close to the margin of error as is donald trump. but with every convention just so everyone understands this, there's a bounce and i expect the bounce that came out of cleveland could become the rebound that comes out of philadelphia. >> well, compare for us this 2016 poll. this is where bah rback obama ad john mccain stood back in 2008. >> that's correct. >> and it was 45 to 42% for obama and mccain. >> right. and that was of course before the financial meltdown, that w

fireworks by the art museum and coming up at 5:30, we have a busy month upon us in philadelphia. t is only july 1st but you have to remember, in a few weeks we have the democratic national convention coming to town. i'm asking the organizers of wawa welcome america how that is playing into all of the planning. interesting thoughts there. now we're live at penn's landing, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> nbc 10 has you covered for the entire wawa welcome america festival. join us tonight at 7:00. vai sikahema and rosemary connors will be live at penn's landing to get you ready for all of the holiday weekend festivities. here's a rundown of the wawa welcome america events happening today. beginning at 10:00 this morning, it's free museum day at the african-american museum in philadelphia or you can go forth and learn about fitness at the smith memorial play ground. at 7:00 tonight, philly at the movies. and at 8:00, enjoy the philadelphia orchestra, neighborhood concert and fireworks show at penn's landing. for a full list of wawa welcome america events including monday's concert at 5

lauren lyster, live for us in philadelphia, lauren, thank you. >> should give you this note. there were several arrests as hundreds of protesters hit the streets of philadelphia. >> some demonstrators were rallying for bernie sanders while others were protesting police brutality. the secret service arrested four people as they climbed a fence and tried to enter the security zone surround the convention hall. >>> and the republican presidential ticket is now criticizing the democrats because of what was not being discussed at the convention. >> abc's adrienne bankert is joining us now with the details on that, good morning, adrienne. >> reporter: good morning, kendis and diane. after day one at the convention donald trump and mike pence quickly pounced on the democrats, on monday 61 speakers took to the podium including bernie sanders. and first lady michelle obama. and there was not one single mention of isis. pen pence told a group of veterans trump will name our enemies without apology. george stephanopoulos sitting down with vice president joe biden and asking him about th

. >>> looking at the next five days for us in philadelphia temperatures going nowhere, staying right in those upper 90s. by monday 99 degrees, very humid as well. we are looking at delaware, similar situation, up to 98 by monday with that chance of some spotty showers. >>> this morning police are still trying to figure out why a gunman opened fire at a mall in munich, germany, killing nine people. cellphone video appears to show the beginning of the rampage just outside of a mcdonald's. the 18-year-old man dressed in black pulls a gun and starts shooting. authorities say the german iranian gunman also wounded 16 people before taking his own life. despite initial reports of three gunmen, investigators now believe the shooter acted alone. right now there is no evidence that he's linked to any terrorist organizations. again, that investigation still ongoing. >>> back here in our area today, a walk for peace in philadelphia's logan neighborhood. it starts at 10:00 this morning at tenth streets. there will be speakers including lawmakers and police officers will be on hand. the goal is to

in line. i think that is perfectly acceptable for us to expect more blow back this week in philadelphia. >> so with all of the talk of the gop disarray, what party do you think is more divided democrats or republicans? is i c i can guess what you havo say. >> earlier this past friday you had the gop nominee stating i am going to fund this putting $20 million in my own money going after my rivals one of ohio. i think i am going to leave this there and that speaks for itself. >> how does the democratic party come together? obviously as a bernie sanders supporter they are a big chunk of the party and they are furious right now. >> they are going to come together by putting a lot of leading officials on the stage saying nice things about hillary clinton. i don't think that will be affected with the lardest core. republicans have their divisions but the divisions, the huge story trump's insurgency has been this past year has drawn its attention away from the story on the democratic side. it is huge it is real, the e-mail leaks means it will be on display all this week. >> careen, what do you think

don champion is live for us in philadelphia with the details. >> reporter: good evening.e certainly cheers and celebrations here earlier tonight when hillary clinton

in west philadelphia. matt delucia is live for us in west philadelphia. matt, the gunman actually left the scene, came back and then opened fire. tell us what happened. >> reporter: right, vai. police are still looking for the shooter at this hour, but they are thankful this morning that more people did not get hurt, including several young children who were in the house at that time. this happened around 11:00 last night. at south 45th street around market. fuld police say the fight was between two women. over what, that is unclear. at one point in this argument, investigators tell us someone poured hot grease on another person. then a man came in the house pull pointed a gun in the face of one of the woman. pulled the trigger. the gun jammed. he ran out of the house in the back yard, got the gun working again and fired several shots into a back window. one of the shots hit a 21-year-old man in the back. he's in critical condition, he's in the hospital. >> there was an infant in there. young babies in there. kids under the age of five and multiple shots w

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ahead on nbc 10 starting at 10:30. >>> in other news, the philadelphia fire department is in mourning following the death of a firefighter. the department tells us gabriel lee died while on the job last night. he wasn't killed battling a blaze. sources tell nbc 10 that lee was found unresponsive at ladder company 12 in north philly. he was working the night shift. he was taken to temple university hospital where doctors pronounced him dead just before 8:00 p.m. a motorcade of fire department and police department vehicles accompanied lee's body as it was taken from temple to the medical examiner's office just after midnight. this is video from schuylkill expressway at spring garden. the department tells us his death is currently under investigation. as soon as we learn more about this, we'll pass it along. >>> in delaware county, firefighters there tell us that the heat is making their job very difficult. last night crews battled this fire at a beer distributor on marshall road in upper darby. >> it's like wearing a snow suit in hot, humid weather. as a command officer any time you have a fire in heat like this, you look at double the manpower t

us a little bit early. it is the fourth and can you believe it the final day of the democratic national convention kicking off in philadelphia in just a few hours with hillary clinton taking center stage tonight. >> and we have fox news team coverage. live for us in philadelphia where it is still dark outside. doug, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, abby. good morning, heather. you know, the divisiveness which has marked this convention on the previous nights was largely dispensed with last night as the heavy hitters of the democratic party took to the stage to lambaste donald trump. we're talking about tim kaine, joe biden and the president of the united states, president obama. he spoke repeatedly by citing how hillary clinton is supremely qualified, more so than himself, more so than her husband, bill clinton, to be the president of the united states. he also tore into donald trump in ways that we have never seen before. >> donald trump has a passion, too, it's himself. >> there's nothing suspicious in my tax returns, believe me. he is >> he's trying to tell us he cares about the middle class. give me a break. that

nicole: blake berman joins us in philadelphia, he worked very hard.e inside and final look there, blake. blake: hi, there, good morning. hillary clinton acknowledge it had milestone as she put it, that, of course, being the first woman within the united states to be nominated by a major political party. throughout her speech last night she kept waving back and forth trying to position herself as the best candidate who will be able to take wall street, comprehensive immigration reform, climate change, if she got to the oval office, her main priority would be creating more jobs, creating more opportunity and specially focusing on rising wages, however, there was also a major focus here from clinton last night on donald trump. she tried to portray trump as somebody who was unstable, devisive. >> donald trump says and this is a quote, i know more about isis than the generals do, no, donald, you don't. so just ask yourself, you really think donald trump has the temperament to be commander in chief? [shouting] blake: several responses last night from trump

in contact with cleveland saying hey, give us a heads up. if you are seeing something up there, say something to us in philadelphia so we may in the experience the same problem next week. >> okay, thanks very much, chris. >>> stick with fox 29 for complete coverage of the republican and democratic national convention, our very own bruce gordon is live in cleveland all week and he will be live at 8:00 and 9:00 this morning. don't forget we will bring you extended coverage every night at 11:00 o'clock. >>> now, delaware county is picking up pieces after being hit the by a flash storm yesterday afternoon. people there saw plenty of down trees and damage. lets get out to steve keeley live in havertown with the look at reconferry efforts underway today, hi there steve. >> reporter: we will start on this bad storm with some good points and that is, first of all, nobody hurt. secondly it happened at 3:30. it only lasted 15 minutes and that gave them five hours of bright, calm, sunshine and sunny skies, to clear up and that is why most of the damage is not enviesible right now. we're at swiss miss probably most visible spot where everybody reported

we got a great start here in philadelphia and an exciting week for us and i kind of like being outsidee i'm jim donovan the democratic national convention kicks off in south philadelphia and hillary clinton will receive party nomination for president later this week. clinton rifle for the whitehouse donald trump has already accepted republican nomination and campaigns in virginia and north carolina today and they'll travel to scranton tomorrow. here's katie with a look at the forecast. >> jim it's another hot and humid day here in the delaware valley with additional thunderstorms expected later today. we had one round early this morning that thankfully moved out to sea. and at the moment we're still left with lingering clouds especially as you go near the shore towns. we can go to graphics and show you that first shot in live neighborhood network middletown township high school. they are starting to fit. it's a warm beginning to day and we'll be in for more expressive heat later this afternoon highs in the upper 90s and with elevated humidity easily also feels well into the triple dimm

people are excited to see the vice president back in town. >> great to see philadelphia in the spotlight and exciting for us and the kids. >> pedestrians and motorists rushing to get to work were met with the secret service and blocked roads. vice president joe biden shared words with the customers at the ale house, some tried to get a glimpse of the second in command. >> he is local. my sister is in wilmington and people see him at church, but this is different, we are here for the convention and this is exciting, just great. >> security for his visit clogged up traffic and stopped it completely at 13th street for a half hour. things went back to normal after the motorcade set off to its next stop. >> we have a lot of restaurants, just trying to get our tenants in to get into work. when something like this goes on they help us out. >> i heard complaints about traffic in philadelphia. but it's a walking city, we decided to leave the cabs and cars behind this week and get in our stroller and walk the city, the best way to see philadelphia any way. >> you know sara as you mentioned in just the matter of hours

the dodgers in the 62nd round of the 1988 draft. >>> political insight from bob >>> joining us in philadelphia, one of the founding fathers of television convention coverage, bob schieffer. bob, what does hillary clinton have to do here? >> well, i think she has to be very careful. because you know, when donald trump was in cleveland, he really came down hard on terrorism and all that. the people in the hall liked him. but outside the hall, some people were frankly frightened by all of that. and she has to be careful not to totally discount the threat of terrorism. people are worried about terrorism. she cannot discount it entirely just in order to put down him. but the other thing, scott, is the chaos in which this convention is getting under way. i mean, this has been a year of surprises but if you had told me that this convention was going to open in chaos, the democratic national committee chairwoman was going to resign over yet another e-mail scandal, and then the clinton people say they're hearing from experts this is the fault of russians and that the russians may have been doing this t

don champion is live for us in philadelphia with the details. >> reporter: good evening. there were certainly cheers and celebrations here earlier tonight when hillary clinton officially became the democratic nominee for president but there are certainly still deep divisions within the party. it is a problem that former president bill clinton will try to face head on in about an hour when he addresses this crowd. hillary clinton made history as she became the first female presidential nominee of a major u.s. political party. her former rival senator bernie sanders asked that the rules of the convention be suspended and clinton be nominated by acclamation. >> i move that hillary clinton be second as the nominee of the democratic party for president of the united states. >> reporter: minutes earlier, clinton tweeted just one word, when the state of south dakota put her over the top. she will formally accept the nomination thursday. [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: this afternoon, hundreds of his supporters chanted, bernie or bust! at a rally in center are centre city in

in between, no one's celebrating yet. not until philadelphia is over. >> these are two very different venues. the landscapes are different. a lot of the personnel in cleveland are being usedhia. >> reporter: long hours for the troops. >> are you rolling on the philadelphia? >> to philly. and then on to martha's vineyard the next day. >> reporter: gnat's not a vacation. that agent will be at his post. the president will be there. agents swarm out of the vehicles to protect the man of the hour. the opening act of the general election almost over. when is the moment that you'll breathe easier in cleveland? >> it usually takes about 24 hours after an event. >> reporter: you gotta sleep on it? >> a few hours. >> reporter: only a few. >> either side right there. >> reporter: the democratic convention starts ho -- 24 hours. >> pierre joins us. how do the security challenges differ? >> reporter: the potential size of the protests. thousands are allowed to protest. bigger than anything we saw in cleveland. the potential for mischief is much greater. because of the poem visiting philadelphia last fall, they say they're ready for >>> that is all for us today. thanks for sharing part

. >> that's karen traverse live for us in philadelphia. -listers at the convention, and don't miss the special report from the convention at 10:00 p.m. eastern. >>> a stabbing attack near tokyo. it's being called japan's worse mass killing since world war ii. it happened at a home for the handicapped. police say a man who used to work at the facility entered through a window and started stabbing people. at least 19 were killed and the same injured. the suspect turned himself in. there are reports he was upset about being fired in february. >>> and the latest of four recent violent attacks, a syrian asylum seeker who blew i'm sorry up left pe hiebehind a video. the attacks have put the chancellor's policy to welcoming refugees under criticism. >> officials in las vegas and reno are plaming the poor quality on wildfires in southern california. firefighters have made progress against the largest sand fire north of los angeles. many of the 25,000 evacuees are now allowed to return to their homes as the winds have shifted a bit. but 18 homes hav

joined now by our republican analyst, allison young, allison, you you were with us also in cleveland and back here in philadelphiawith us. let's start first with all of the e-mails and debbie wasserman schultz, she's out, not gaveling in, bernie verse hillary chants. how will republicans get in position to handle this. >> republicans have just jumped on this today. the theme of tonight is supposed to be unifying democratic party, same thing republicans were trying to do last week and this has shined a spotlight the on the divisions still within the party. e-mails weren't just mocking bernie sanders or stacking clinton campaign verse sanders campaign but they were mocking donors. it has gone further and further and republicans are capitalizing, the e-mail scandal keeps unfolding the longer the day goes on. >> what has surprised you the most considering everything you just said what surprised you the most in the divide between the two conventions. >> it is rowdy here, in center city, compared to last week which was relatively quiet. we didn't see a lot of protests here. protests here started yesterday. i have seen

investigation, whether it's s fattah, the traffic court, she will fit in in philadelphia in our culture of corruption. >> joe giving us the other perspective on this, a republican side. thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >>> she was a first lady, a u.s. senator and a secretary of state. but hillary clinton wants to make sure voters know about her work before she went to washington. >> went to work for the children's defense fund. >> children and families will be the convention theme tuesday. that's when a philadelphia social worker will get the opportunity of a lifetime to address the delegates. we will hear from him right after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> on tuesday, the convention will feature local speakers who will share their stories. hillary clinton's work with children is the focus of one of her campaign ads. take a look. >> after law school, she could have gone to a big law firm. instead, she went to work for the children's defense fund, helping get disabled kids out of the shadows and into their local schools. >> joini ining me now is a soci worker for the support center for child advocates in philad

karen travers for us in philadelphia. karen, thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> and they had barely unleashed the balloons on the floor when donald trump unleashed a series of tweets, including one accusing clinton of being owned by wall street. he blasted nearly everyone who spoke about him at the democratic national convention, taking aim refused to name. >> i was going to hit one guy in particular, a very little guy. i was going to hit this guy so hard his head would spin. he wouldn't know what the hell happened. >> the speculation is that trump was referring to michael bloomberg. the trump campaign also spent much of the day walking back his call for russia to hack and release hillary clinton's e-mails. saying he was being sarcastic. in a tweet the state's republican party said it was shameful for cain to wear what it thought was a lapel pen of a flag. it's a blue star tribute. you might remember his son is deployed with the marines. >> breaking news. two san diego police officers shot. there's a massive suspect or

in philadelphia. >> east coast will set records today. paul williams joins us with the forecast. >> good morning. serious heat feeling like 110 degrees throughout the mid south including nashville, memphis, down throughout mississippi and louisiana. same kind of heat in d.c. and philadelphia areas. feeling like 110 or nearly 1 0 0 to 105 surrounding areas. on the west coast as well, a high pressure system strengthening, forcing the jetstream north. challenging record highs and dangerous sun shine, uv index high. everybody will need sun block. >> all right. keep the sun block handy. thank you. >>> turning to the controversy surrounding the start of the democratic national convention. >> this morning has democrats descend on california, debbie wasserman shultz has announced her resignation. leeked e-mails showed party e-mails favored hillary clinton in the primaries. a charge bernie sanders has made for several months. >> debbie wasserman shultz is still slated to open and close the convention, but democrats fear she may be booed. and the leaked e-mail controversy is stealing the spotlight from the

thursday behind us, and below us, here in philadelphia. sten to us in washington on the radio on bloomberg fm. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ john: tonight, barack obama and joe biden will speak here in philadelphia. we are joined by two reporters who has covered -- have covered the white house beat. what are you looking for tonight? margaret: i mean, we are looking for two different things. one is for president obama to make the most forceful case he can on the merits of hillary clinton. the other is the obvious emotional drama tonight. 12 years ago to the day, president obama, young barack obama, gave his speech that would launch his career at that convention. to the day. and now he's on the other end of it. it was, you know, eight years ago that the clintons kind of got over it and helped him have the legitimacy among the establishment to be elected president. and now the roles are reversed. so there is an emotional symmetry to the night, but also, there's obama making his case. i'm also looking for how he will balance trump, which is the el

tinder says 57% of tinder uses in philadelphia this past week were not from philadelphia. 82% of the people using tinder included last week were visitors to cleveland which we can assume means that those are the delegates themselves. now, we don't have numbers on users but we can say that a lot of visitors were using tinder at the convention. >> trying to make new friends? >> well, you you know, some are swapping. >> political partier in. >> they were. both politically and on tinder. they were politics, if you will. >> yes. >> single and ready to mingle. >> we can keep doing and eventually get in trouble. >> let's not. >>> oh, many i gosh. that's so cool. >> i've never seen anything like that before. it's still going. >> a lot of people still buzzing about this. we showed it to you yesterday morning. did you seat it that? mysterious streak wednesday night across the sky. here's the official answer as to what those lights were. chinese rocket breaking up on re-entry into the earth's atmosphere. it was confirmed by the u.s. military. >>> a spectacular sight on the big island of hawaii.

see the corner of the tea table right there is this louis xvi style stool that was made in philadelphia and used by the washingtons at the president's house in philadelphia with a set of french chairs. the camp stool that i briefly mentioned earlier is one of the most significant objects in the collection. only one of two that survived by 1911. remember that thomas and martha peter purchased six of the stools at the 18020 sale. in may of 1776 george washington purchased a large set of 18 camp stools to outfit his camp tent. our stool was inherited by armistice peter jr. and second inherited by one of his brothers is now in the smithsonian national museum of american history, the only two of the 18 that survived. and i can forget another significant piece of furniture now at tudor place the washington chest on chest. the english chest on chest had two notable owners by the time it was purchased by thomas and martha peter in 1802. made in london, the chest was originally purchased by george william fairfax sometime between 1760 and 1763. george washington actually purchased the piece second hand a

that feeling is all around us in philadelphia. it is all across the country.he political landscape has shifted because working people spoke with a voice that allowed -- loud and clear and strong. we will stop the latest bad trade deal, the transpacific partnership -- [applause] now, you can do better than that. we are going to stop tpp. let's hear it. [applause] and i want to: specifically thank all of you for all of your hard work in that place, but that is not all. you see, we are moving forward too. for year, workers bargained payght for, and won raises in historic fashion. we stood up. at this convention, we will set a new direction, because the time is right for a new economic verity.or broadcast we -- prosperity. we want raised wages for every worker in america, and this convention will start that process and move forward to changing the laws of the economy and creating broad prosperity. never forget this, the democratic party is the party of prosperity. the lead up to this convention has been a very positive and progressive debate between bernie sanders

are down, they're down in the 50's, in most places, look at that, dew point of 54 degrees in philadelphia. puts uscomfortable rage, so really enjoy the comfort this morning, hopefully, as late he heatwave in the books for five day heatwave because yesterday we didn't quite make it to 90 degrees. it was close with 89. somehow the doesn't feel so bad when it is not as humid. today even better high of 87 degrees, we start off pretty comfy tomorrow morning, heat up in the afternoon, on thursday, to 90 degrees, and that looks like the beginning of another heatwave. number four. and this, the most extreme heat of the season with triple digit temperatures, possible on saturday, that's right, 100, and dave warren it has been four years since we've reached 100 degrees in philadelphia. >> triple digit temperature. one day, one and done. here hump day, not much happening out there, 202, route 30, this is the bypass things looking pretty good this morning, traffic moving nicely, no major issues there, however, some problems there, we have turnpike eastbound, between downingtown and yellow springs road, that r

it is wednesday, july 27, and we are live at mcgillan's in philadelphia, all of us. 're all here. >> mcgillan's is the oldest pub in philadelphia. it is also the loudest! it's the third day of the democratic national convention. >> everyone here, along with willie, joe and me. we've got msnbc contributor, the legend, mike barnicle, co-host john halpern and john heilman. >> and, of course, tv's own willie geist! >> so it's a big morning. vice president joe biden will join us here right in the ale house at 8:00 a.m. eastern time. >> it is going to be something. i want to ask about last night, the big event last night. mike halpern, obviously, bill clinton speaking. you followed the clintons since the first run for president. how did it go last night? >> the big thing was her speech for hillary clinton. it's so hard to see in any given moment in our cynical world something that's historic and everybody in the moment realizes it's bigger. as willie said, the clintons have been around for so long. i didn't think it was bill clinton's best speech of all time in the hall. he

that feeling is all around us in philadelphia. it's all around house across this country. the political landscape has shifted because working people spoke with a voice that's loud and clear and strong. we're going to stop the latest bad trade deal, the trans-pacific partnership. [applause] now, you can do better than that. we'll stop it. pp. let's hear that. that's right. [cheers and applause] i want to specifically thank all of you for all your hard work we're moving forward. workers fought for and won pay raises in historic fashion. we stood up for jobs and gap between the richest of america and rest of us. and at this convention we'll set a new direction because the time is right for a new economic agenda for broad prosperity. we want raising wages for every worker in america and this convention is going to start that process and move forward to changing the world of the economy and creating broad prosperity. [applause] and never forget this. the democratic party is the party of prosperity. the lead-up to this convention has been a very positive and progressive debate b

let's go right to cbs reporter weigia jiang in philadelphia for us right now. >> reporter: hillary clintonsed the country's foundation right here in philadelphia to frame the importance of the future and she warned it is at stake if donald trump wins the election. she focused on the theme of the day, stronger together to deliver a message of hope. hillary clinton made history in philadelphia. >> i suspect your nomination. for president of the united states. >> reporter: she's the first woman to accept a major party's nomination for president. >> i will be a president for democrats, republicans, independents, for the struggling, the striving, the successful, for all those who vote for me and for those who don't. >> reporter: clinton drew a contrast with her republican rival donald trump. >> he's offering empty promises and what are we offering? a bold agenda to improve the lives of people across our country. >> reporter: chelsea clinton who could become the first daughter for a second time introduced her mother. >> that feeling of being valued and loved, that's what my mom wants for every c

. >> hello and think you for joining us in philadelphia, the city of brotherly and sisterly love. here in pennsylvania. and i know that during these seenfew days, you have that pennsylvania is great for the same reasons america is great, hard work, timeless believe that we each must look out for each .ther i was raised in pennsylvania, kids in a loud irish family. my grandparents were irish immigrants. my parents didn't have college degrees. my dad was a police officer and my mom was a restaurant hostess, but when we were growing up, none of that mattered. we learn to love our god and our country. we learned that success was not a product of pedigree. now, if you want to succeed, you just have to give it your all. every day. givehen be willing to back. for my brothers and sisters and , that was the deal. but for so many people today, that deal is off the table. why? because middle-class families aren't making a dime in real terms more than they were two decades ago. costs have been going through the roof. here are the facts. we have the most productive economy in the world. but the