today in springfield, illinois, where abraham lincoln famously said a house divided itself cannot stand. the party of linkon had become -- the party of lincoln had become the party of trump. whoever has claim on the party's soul these days and whatever you think of donald trump's message we have a poll on how that message is received in states in november. cnn's john king here to break it down. john dressed identically to me >> the tie. >> a couple of battleground states today. what do they show? -- they show a dramatically close race with 117 days just as we head into the convention. hillary clinton can be happy about the numbers in colorado and numbers in wisconsin and she's in the lead there and the virginia numbers are out tonight and the clinton campaign can be encouraged, but look at ohio, pennsylvania and florida, essentially tied and one candidate or the other may have a small lead and a split verdict and trump leading in one and clinton leading in the other and ohio, pennsylvania and florida. it shows there's been a lot of talk with numbers with latinos are bad and women

for common ground, this is common ground. and i hope that well, from washington to springfield to everywhere across america, come to agreement about that. now, i understand just saying these things together may upset some people. i'm talking about police reform just a few days after a horrific attack on police officers. i'm talking about the courageous, honorable police officers just a few days after officer-involved shootings in louisiana and minnesota. i'm bringing up guns in a country where just talking about comprehensive background checks and getting assault weapons off the streets gets you demonized. but all these things can be true at the same time. we do need criminal justice reform to save lives and make sure all americans are treated as equals in rights and did he go knit. we do need to support our police departments who are trying to get it right and honor the men and women who protect us every day. we do need to do more to stop gun violence. we may disagree about how to do these things, but surely we can all agree with those basic premises. and i hope and pray the past

very tough day yesterday in springfield, illinois. i hope you had a chance to hear her talk about very difficult issues of violence and division and fear and anxiety. but also of hope and unification. it was the kind of speech that you, frankly, don't want to have to give, but tough things happen. and then leaders have to rise to the occasion. and she is a leader. she is a leader. and so she went to springfield, a city that's really important in our history and she laid out the right way to lead, which is about bringing us together. i know she's going to talk about th that. what i want to do is just ask you three quick questions, then i'll introduce secretary clinton. and i'm asking you questions because this is a college. i mean this is like a test. all right? the questions are about the presidency and they're about our nation. so here they are. on the economy, on the economy, do you want a "you're fired" president or a "you're hired" president. right? [ cheers and applause ] right? n now, what is donald trump known for? "you're fired." in fact, i predict after this whole thing is ove

slammed donald trump. hard. at a campaign event in springfield, illinois. >> and in times like these, we need a president who can help pull us together, not split us apart. [ applause ] and that is why i believe donald trump is so dangerous. his campaign is as divisive as any we have seen in our lifet e lifetim lifetimes. it is built on stoking mistrust and pitting american against american. >> divisive and dangerous at a time she says when the country needs unity. that is her clear message. brianna keilar, cnn's senior political correspondent joins us right now. brianna it wasn't just that message. she went after him on everything, including his constitutional prowess. >> reporter: that's exactly right. she did. she went after donald trump calling him a divider. she described him as dangerous, something that we've heard her say a lot, john. but she also went after him questioning just how much substance there is to what he said in the wake of a report coming from house republicans who met with donald trump last week where someone asked limb in that meeting would he defend article 1

becoming a party of donald trump. brianna keiler is in springfield illinois. clinton pacically calling trump the anti-lincoln. >> yes, and the symbolism not very subtle. coming to the old state house where abraham said a house divided against itself cannot stand and she tried to cast dond trump as a divider who is dangerous for the country. >> hillary clinton blasted donald trump. >> this man is the nominee of the party of lincoln. we are watching it become the party of trump. and that is not just a huge loss for our democracy, it is a threat to it. >> clinton is criticizing trump in the wake of the police shootings of black men. >> this campaign is as divisive as any we have seen in our live times. it is built on stoking mistrust and pitting american against american. everything he says and everything in he promises to do. >> there are still some black americans who believe that the system is biassed against them. they believe the american system, because they're black, they don't get the same kind of shot, they don't get the same kind of fairness that whites do. what do you say to th

statehouse in springfield, illinois, the same place barack obama announced his presidential bid nine years ago was an effort to improve her own political standing. >> i cannot stand here and claim that my words and actions haven't sometimes fueled the partisanship that often stands in the way of progress. so i recognize i have to do better, too. >> jeff, has there been any update on who hillary clinton is close to picking for a vice president? >> reporter: anderson, she is narrowing her choices as well here. she is going to wait and see who donald trump picks because he has to go first because, of course, the republican convention is next week. i am told she is narrowing her choices to a handful or fewer. on that list for certain is tim cane, the senator from virginia who she will appear with tomorrow at a campaign stop in northern virginia. anderson, her process is so different than donald trump. the clinton campaign headquarters in brooklyn was watching all of this unfold today with amazement. the decision making couldn't be anymore different. they're watching this in real time. all of t

clinton yesterday in springfield, illinois. today she heads to capitol hill to meet with senate democrats to rally support from them for her general election. the present of nominee will be up there. look for our coverage on c-span.org. also, the film is super reporting clinton is torn between caution and risk in her vp pick. the presumptive nominee -- should they stick to the impulses or does she seek to shake up the campaign with a riskier choice such as elizabeth warren? why not backflip into the pool? mix it up a little bit, why not? most are not expecting a surprise. hillary clinton will be with senator tim kaine in virginia today around 3:00 in the afternoon. go to c-span.org for our coverage of that. let's go back to all of your phone calls and get your thoughts on this last stand for the never trump movement. it is happening today in cleveland before the rules committee in about 30 minutes. and112 members will gather will be offering different amendments, changes to the rules that have been presented to them . from the standard committee, they have done their work. tore

going to say kelly springfield, akron, ohio. host: ok, bob. caller: if you go to a coal mine, you are going to see mining inclement made in pennsylvania. wake up, america. you are being lied to. host: i am trying to find out, he says he has studied russia. i wanted to find out if he has been there. guest: i cannot agree more with the idea that you should speak russian. one of the challenges i think we have in the united states is after the end of the cold war, we basically abandoned our investment in russian expertise. we said, well, this conflict is over, so now we need to learn about the arab world or east asia or so forth. it troubles me how often i am interacting with folks at senior levels of the u.s. government who have response ability to that part of the world who have either of you that has almost been frozen in carbonite for 25 years, and all of a sudden, ok, we have to do the cold war again, or they just have never been there i do not know anything about the place. host: what about the pipeline of people coming through paul -- college programs? guest: the wonderful thing ab

yesterday in springfield, illinois. i hope you had a chance to hear her talk about very difficult issues of violence and division and fear and anxiety, but also of hope and unification. it was the kind of speech that, frankly, you do not want to have to give. but tough things happen, and leaders have to rise to the occasion. and she is a leader. [applause] sen. kaine: she went to springfield, a city that is really important in our history, and she laid out the right way to lead, which is about bringing us together. i know she is going to talk about that. what i want to do is ask you three quick questions. then i will introduce secretary clinton. i am asking you questions because this is college. this is like a test, all right? the questions are about the presidency and about our nation. here they are. on the economy, on the economy, do you want a "you're fired" president or a "you're hired" president? [cheering] sen. kaine: what is donald trump known for? you're fired. in fact, i predict after this whole thing is over, what will be remembered about the failed candidacy of donald t

bob in springfield, virginia, independent. doler: my question has to with the quality of the polls themselves. polled many people being who may be misinformed or ignorant, we have seen popular tv shows where people do not even know who the president is or who is on the supreme court. me wonder whether randomized questions of 1000 people are really getting the true feelings of voters. the second part of the question is when you do put out a cold, the think -- put out a poll, do you think it influences the undecided? guest: i will take a second part of that, first. there is no doubt that there are -- there are a lot of questions that have been asked about horse race polling and when we go into say hillary, let's clinton's advantage of six or seven points holds. what does that do to voters who are maybe not as motivated to get out to the polls if they know that one candidate has a significantly and the outcome is not terribly in doubt. does it affect turnout? does it affect how people want to vote? do people want to send a message and vote against it? as far as the first part, that is

, stephen shepard talking about polling. we go to bob in springfield, virginia, independent. doler: my question has to with the quality of the polls themselves. polled many people being who may be misinformed or ignorant, we have seen popular tv shows where people do not even know who the president is or who is on the supreme court. me wonder whether randomized questions of 1000 people are really getting the true feelings of voters. the second part of the question is when you do put out a cold, the think -- put out a poll, do you think it influences the undecided? guest: i will take a second part of that, first. there is no doubt that there are -- there are a lot of questions that have been asked about horse race polling and when we go into say hillary, let's clinton's advantage of six or seven points holds. what does that do to voters who are maybe not as motivated to get out to the polls if they know that one candidate has a significantly and the outcome is not terribly in doubt. does it affect turnout? does it affect how people want to vote? do people want to send a message and

hope that we will from washington to springfield to everywhere across come to agreement about that. now i understand that just saying these things together may upset some people. i'm talking about police reform just a few days after a horrific attack on police officers. i'm talking about courageous, honorable police officers just a few days after officer-involved shootings in louisiana and minnesota. a country where just talking about comprehensive background checks and getting assault weapons off the street gets you demonized. but all these things can be true at the same time. we do need criminal justice reform to save lives and make sure all americans are treated as equals in rights and dignity. we do need to support our police departments that are trying to get it right and honor the men and women who protect us every day. we do need to do more to stop gun violence. we may disagree about how to do these things, but surely, we can all agree with those basic premises. and i hope and pray the past week has showed us how true they are. now, these are the issues on many of our minds

independent line. don, hello. from tennessee, hello. wanda.ove on to springfield, ohio, democrat's hi. , caller: hi. i just -- i haven't always been supporter. of the grace, her lifetime service, and the fact that she a heart to for theng that she does people. it's just such a contrast to onald trump and his loud-mouth attitude. i'm seriously just -- i have that een appalled, things he says are things that people in the '60s would have said drunk or high with their friends. they certainly wouldn't have taken it to the streets, and shameful, everything that he's done and said, and i don't see how we could do other than elect hillary to be the next -- host: were you always a hillary wanda? er, caller: no, i was not. o, and it's just because i thought it was such -- women smooth things out, and that's good. men come with a quiet confidence, if they are a gentleman, they come with a quiet confidence and they're able to accomplish things. haven't always been behind her, but i certainly am now. so who did you support before hillary clinton? caller: well, i have been independent, and i ha

illinois state capital. >> reporter: in the historical statehouse in springfield, illinois, hillary clinton spoke about the issues that divide us, after last week's violence in dallas, minnesota, and louisiana, and about trying to unify the country. >> we do need criminal justice reform to save lives, and make sure all americans are treated as equals in rights and dignity. we do need to support our police departments that are trying to get it right. >> reporter: barack obama launched his presidential campaign here in february of 2007. mr. obama returned nine years later to speak to the illinois state assembly, and called for a higher form of discussion in our political life. today, clinton made plenty of references to abraham lincoln and used the 16th president to deliver a swipe at donald trump. >> this man is the nominee of the party of lincoln. we are watching it become the party of trump. and that's not just a huge loss for our democracy. it is a threat to it. >> reporter: and she made her case to be the country's 45th president. >> i'm running for president with the belief that we need

reports from the illinois state capital. >> reporter: in the historical statehouse in springfield, illinois, hillary clinton spoke about the issues that divide us, after last week's violence in dallas, minnesota, and louisiana, and about trying to unify the country. >> we do need criminal justice reform to save lives, and make sure all americans are treated as equals in rights and dignity. we do need to support our police departments that are trying to get it right. >> reporter: barack obama launched his presidential campaign here in february of 2007. mr. obama returned nine years later to speak to the illinois state assembly, and called for a higher form of discussion in our political life. today, clinton made plenty of references to abraham lincoln and used the 16th president to deliver a swipe at donald trump. >> this man is the nominee of the party of lincoln. we are watching it become the party of trump. and that's not just a huge loss for our democracy. it is a threat to it. >> reporter: and she made her case to be the country's 45th president. >> i'm running for president w

of the poets of our time, buffalo springfield. there is something happening here. what it is is precisely clear. we areoi to make america great again. with donald trump. thank you. god bless you. >> lieutenant governor, henry mcmaster from south carolina with the line, "there is something happening here." something about that accent, too. let's go down to the floor, chief washington correspondent, james rosen with a sense of the action. let me listen to paul ryan. hold on one second. >> as required by rule 37 of the convention rules, during the roll call, the states will be called in alphabetical order. any delegation may pass when its name is called. without objection, the state of new york may cast its votes out of order. that is not an objection, for the record. during the roll call, the chairs of each respected delegation or their designee will announce the vote of each state. during the roll call of the states, the secretary will announce each state its total number of available votes and the number of votes bound to each candidate. as required by rule 37 c, no delegation w

lifetime, and here in springfield, the land of lincoln, at the historic old state house, clinton took this swipe at her opponent, trump. >> this man, is the nominee of the party of lincoln. we are watching it become the party of trump. and that's not just a huge loss for our democracy. it is a threat to it. >> reporter: clinton was clear to say although we face some serious challenges in this country, they are not as serious as those faced by lincoln in his era. >> unit, uniting the country seems to be a theme from secretary clinton. >> there's no question about that. she made reference to the terrible violence we saw in places like dallas, minnesota, and louisiana, and called for unifying the country. there were references by clinton to the wrong people getting their hands on weapons, and she called for doing more to stop gun violence. clinton spoke about her vision of the future. >> we do need criminal justice reform to save lives, and make sure all americans are treated as equals in rights and dignity. we do need to support our police departments that are trying to get it right, an

crossed into illinois, a state with a big urban rural political divide. in springfield the town that launched barack obama's political career as a state senator, we wandered into abe's old hat antiques and met the proprietor, trudy naylor. are you a hillary clinton supporter? >> yes, i am. >> and why? >> because, number one, the other choice would be awful and, number two, i'm a lifelong democrat. >> let me ask you about the e-mails. you heard the fbi director say she was extremely careless. >> should she have known? yes. >> reporter: there were some full-throated defenders of their candidate. a gun range in rural illinois is a good place to look. >> did you see that? >> i got a really simple question. raise your hand if you're a donald trump supporter. okay. that's unanimous. and why? >> he's pro-guns. >> reporter: westfield, indiana. we made it. last stop on our tour, mayor andy koch. and you trust donald trump? >> i trust especially mike pence because i know mike pence. >> do you trust donald trump? >> i'm still figuring that out. >> reporter: that's the view from westfield, now o

: in springfield, illinois, the home of lincoln, clinton called trump today a threat to the republic, a man determined to stoke fear and settle scores. >> imagine if he had not just twitter and cable news to go after his critics and opponents, but also the i.r.s., or for that matter our entire military. >> reporter: complicating her message was the new quinnipiac poll that found voters in three key battleground states now consider trump significantly more trustworthy. it's one of several polls that show clinton slipping after she skirted an indictment last week but not a tongue lashing for her use of a private e-mail server as secretary of state. >> i think she was extremely careless. i think she was negligent. >> reporter: the clinton camp chose to look on the bright side, highlighting another new poll that has her leading in iowa by three and in pennsylvania by nine, and clinton argued it's trump who really flaunts the rule of law. >> he says as commander-in-chief he would order our troops to commit war crimes. >> reporter: she was referring to his vow to bring back the use of tort

going after his democratic opponent, hillary clinton. she appeared today in springfield, illinois, where president lincoln long ago warned of "a house divided." clinton singled out trump. >> his campaign is as divisive as any we have seen in our lifetimes. it is built on stoking mistrust and pitting american against american. >> woodruff: but trump is also taking fire from an unexpected quarter-- supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. in recent days, she told "the new york times": "i can't imagine what the country would be... with donald trump as our president." ginsburg made similar remarks in other interviews, and trump fired back in an early-morning tweet. he said ginsburg "embarrassed all by making very dumb political statements about me. her mind is shot-- resign!" it was amid that furor, that trump's camp said he was aiming to make a final running-mate decision, by friday. and we unpack it all now with susan page, washington bureau chief for "usa today;" and robert costa, national political reporter at the "washington post." and there's a lot to talk about, but, susan, let's st

debate. you said in springfield you take some responsibility for that. you take responsibility for your part of that and you can do better. >> and i'm going to do better. >> rose: do you refuse to engage with donald trump? >> no, but i refuse to respond to his personal insults and drop to the level he is driving our politics. he'll be insulting me and my husband, who knows, my grand daughter. i am not responding on that level. i am going to point out that based on what he said and based on his behavior as a businessman and the plans set out there he would set back america's economy and put our democracy in danger. hole to are salient points. >> rose: talk about your husband's private life. not his public life. >> they can talk about whatever they want to talk about but we're not responding. republicans have tried this for a very long time. i'm happy to have then keep trying it and it hasn't worked out because americans will ask what have you done for me and do for me and i'm proud to be talking about and advocating for the kind of economic policies that my husband stood for because it

republican state convention in springfield, illinois in 1858, where abraham lincoln said "a house divided against itself cannot stand." this week in cleveland, we've seen real divisions in the party of lincoln, and heard questions raised about how they unite. we explore those now with alex castellanos, a strategist for the pro-trump super pac "rebuilding america now;" and leslie rutledge, arkansas's attorney general, and a speaker here on stage last night. we welcome both of you to the program. leslie, let me start with you. is the republican party we've seen at the convention both in the speakers and the messages we have been hearing, is that a united party? >> it is a very united party and i think that's what we've seen this week as the delegates work through the platform, through the rules and all the issues, and what it boils down to is the republicans are ready to take back the white house, ready to grow jobs across america, to push back on the regulatory environment that hurts small businesses, and that's why we are seeing republicans this week uniting behind donald trump and govern

the suspects smashed into several cars 4800 block of springfield avenue west philadelphia police say this happened 12:30 this morning. two men on bikes walked up to the victim when she got out of the car and pulled on guns and demand keys and drove off. police quickly spotted them 'gave chase when the spus inspects lost control and hit eight parked cars. >> we're following a developing story this morning a nice attack climbed lives of 19 people at facility for disabled people near tokyo. the suspect turned himself into police about two hours after the attack. and investigators say he was fired from the facility. and he was caught on security camera before the ram page this is the deadliest mass killing in japan in decades. >> still ahead this morning the unlikely weapon firefighters are using to battle the massive sand fire in california. >> plus video captures exact moment empire state building was struck by lightning by yesterday's storms. find out why this is no reason for concern. >> philadelphia freedom♪ shine on me♪ i love it♪ shine alive♪ . >> and day two of the dnc at

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teams, springfield, foot the ball teams, the lacrosse team, always donating. >> employees say there is just a big loss. >>> we are following developing news out of baghdad this sunday morning. this is video just in iraqi officials say that a car bombing in the busy shopping district have killed at least 78 people, and wounded 160 others. in an on line statement islamic state group claimed responsibility for the a tack but statement could not be independently verified. a second bombing attack in eastern baghdad killed five more people and wounded another 16. both areas were packed with families after breaking fast for ramadan. >>> three students attending american colleges are a monk 22 victims of the terror attack and hostage crisis in bangladesh, one from florida. wendy gilette brings us up to date on the investigation. >> reporter: amateur video captured gunfire and explosions when commandos moved in, to end the ten hour hostage crisis in bangladesh. at least 28 people were killed in the attack in the capitol city of dh aka, 20 hostages, two police officers and six gunman. some of th

in springfield and a catering company. shocked employee say the couple was very involved in the community. >> great people to work for. very good hearted. give you the shirt off their back. they always gave to the community, to the soccer teams, springfield, the football teams, springfield, lacrosse team, always donating. >> employees say their death is certainly a huge loss for the community. >>> and today a funeral service was held for little sania holmes. the child's mother shakia holmes is facing involuntary manslaughter charges and her boyfriend demetrius williams is facing reckless endangerment charges in connection with the child's death. police say williams illegally possessed the semi automatic handgun used in the shooting. >>> a 71-year-old man has died after getting pulled under a septa bus in west philly. this happened at 2:30 this afternoon. police say the man was running to catch the route 15 bus but somehow got caught under the rear tire. medics pronounced him dead at the scene. the victim name hasn't been released yet. >>> the world has lost holocaust survivor an

crashing whepd the suspect smashed into several cars 4800 block springfield avenue west philly and it called happened 12:30 this morning. police tell eyewitness news two men on bikes walked up to the victim when she got out of the car, pulled guns and demand keys. they drove off and police quickly spotted them and gave chase. that's when the suspects lost control and hit eight parked cars. they ran off and still have not been caught. >> and check out this kind gesture to thank the philadelphia police department out in the heat during the dnc. >> this shamrock number pens port dropped off cases of bottle water and snacks. the police department said thanks tweeting thirsty, we may never be again. >> this morning there's a recall underway for an item you probably have in your pantry. >> after cdc found ecoli. we'll broke down the recall and show the states they came up. >>> and trail of destruction two big obstacles facing california sand fire this morning and powerful image showing the damage left behind. >> cbs news is covering every angle of the democratic national convention through

of springfield avenue in west philadelphia just after midnight. when they ran away, they left behind two guns. police say the two may be younger than 16 years old. they allegedly carjacked a woman in south philly earlier that victim was not injured. >>> pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane is norristown montgomery county courtroom this new you noon for a final pre trail hearing. "eyewitness news" what there for her arrival. her trial is set to start ate ought eighth she's accused of of leaking grand jury and her law license has been suspended. she's plead not guilty to the charge and she will not run for re-election. >>> coming up on cbs3 "eyewitness news", a warning for parents. baby monitors are being recalled because they could cause burns. >>> plus, why the intense heat we're feeling this week is especially dangerous for small childr whenthe state made aers, commitment to us. i knew that i wasn't going to make a fortune. but i would have a secure pension plan when i retired. each and every one of us made that contribution from every paycheck we ever earned. they've

. springfield township police say this unmark van was flashing lights stopped the car tuesday night near church and brent roads in orland. police ran the license plate and the van came back registered to charles grossman of whitemarsh township. investigators say he's full time lock smith, part time officer with the spca, and police cacology him person of interest. >> when we have vehicles driving around with emergency lights, then similar to a police vehicle, that's a concern for us. that's a concern for all. >> police have not identified the victim of the phony traffic stop. they do though say they want to hear from anyone else who might and victim. >> and now to the democratic national convention is over, clean up from the big event is on. con get i rained down on crews hard at work inside the wells fargo center. hard to believe that the convention stays not just a shell of it former self. while it took years every planning, months every building, workers will have the venue back to normal in just a few days. post convention, philadelphia mayor jim kenney told reporters the city was sh

into several cars on 4800 block of springfield 1/2 west philly. >> we have arrived and i have a podium pass. i have a podium pass. thank you. thank you. i'm not -- i'm just walking. >> i got you. >> i'm just walking. >> it's time to bring in the big guns. >> may i call you nancy. >> i am throwing weight around. >> as the way to lights♪ . >> oh, cbs steven taking opt dnc on the late show. of course the poor security team up there don't know what to do with him. >> i know, katie, how is it going. >> it's still muggy out here on the sky deck this morning but we're going to start the see the humidity levels decreasing with time and as that happens, the surprise will come up certainly but also heat things up efficiently. and we had a cold front yesterday and that helped to bring in very gusty and strong thunderstorms but thank fully we don't have to worry about storms today. pardon me. the thing is we are still going to have to deal with oppressive heat out there. as we take it outside to our live neighborhood network pardon me guys, sorry -- 66 currently outside kutztown area midd

springfield township, possible 13 acres there, school closed last year after serving the philadelphia archdioces for four decades. >>> checking campaign 2016 this morning, presumptive presidential nominee hillary clinton and donald trump are both heading to north carolina today. hena daniels shows us both candidates are trying to leave last week's distractions in the past. >>> for the first time since ends dogging hillary clinton on june 9th, today president owe bamm will stump for his once rival in north carolina. >> i don't think there has ever been someone so qualified to hold this office. >> it will be their first joint campaign appearance, and a welcome distraction for clinton. last week, the presumptive democratic nominee answered questions from federal investigators about her private e-mail server. and bill clinton's controversial tarmac chat with attorney general, lore eight lynch. was overseeing the e-mail investigation. this for a campaign already plagued by trust issues from voters. >> i will continue to, you know, be as forthcoming as i can. >> also, trying to shift focus,

springfield avenue west philly this happened 12:30 this morning. police tell eyewitness news two men and bikes walked up to the victim when she got out of the car and pulled guns and demand keys and drove off but police quickly spotted them and gave chase. and that's when the suspects lost control and hit 8 parked cars and they ran off and still have not been caught. >> and still ahead, the latest on developing story out of japan. >> it's being called one of the worst mass killings in japan after a man broke into a facility for disabled just outside of tokyo. i'll have more coming up. >> and also ahead, wildfires continue to burn out west up next how one reality tv star is helping victims♪ . >> eyes of the world are on philadelphia as we take a live look inside the convention hall at wells fargo center. speakers tonight include pennsylvania senator bob casey and president bill clinton. stay with us. stay with us. we'll be right back everyone. trading-in or selling your car, truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation

slack's hoagie shack on baltimore pike in springfield and owned a catering company. shocked employees say the couple was very involved in the community. >> great people to work for, very good hearted, shirt off your back, they always gave to this community, soccer teams, springfield, the football team, springfield lacrosse team, always donating. >> employees say their death is a huge loss. >>> dramatic video from out west where wild fires are destroying homes and triggering more evacuations. fire fighters have been battling this fire in sent will rally with california since friday. and it has burn nearly 3,000 acres and only 25 percent contained. the fire shut down a major highway for a while but it has since reopened, causes under investigation. >>> now to san bernardino where three fire fighters were injured fighting this fast moving fire. flames erupted on a hill side and quickly burned five homes. several others are in danger catching fire, neighborhood has been evacuated, more than 100 fire fighters are battling these flames. >>> turning to our region, justin it has been nice but

driver pulled over another vehicle near church and brent roads last tuesday. springfield township police traced the van registration to charles grossman of whitemarsh township, police are looking for anyone with more information on the incident to come forward. >> a south jersey man is under arrest, facing arson charges after a fire at the mays landing bulkhead in atlantic county. twenty-one year old william held at the atlantic county justice facility right now. police say they supported him after fire broke out on vessel near the bulkhead just before midnight last night. "eyewitness news" provided description, police say he fit that description. so far investigators have no motive for the alleged arson. >> it should be fun afternoon in south philly as the 11th annual car show and street festival takes over the east passyunk neighborhood. cherri gregg from sister station "kyw news radio" live there as organizers get ready for busy day, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, rahel. 8:00 just passed, and the cars just began to roll in, as you can see, hine me, a number of antique and ve

crash. >>> the search underway for police impersonators in monday begin are you county. springfield township police say this unmark van was flashing lights, stopped a car tuesday night, near church and brent roads in orland. police rana license plate and the van came back registered to charles grossman of whitemarsh township. police say he is full time locks smith and part time officer with the spca, police calling him person of interest. >> when we have vehicles driving around with emergency lights, then similar to a police vehicle, that is a concern for us, and that's a concern. >> police have not identified the victim of the phony traffic stop, they do say, though, that they want to hear in which one else who might have been a victim. >> now that the dnc is over, clean up from the big event is on. renmant of confetti rained down on crews. the convention stage take a look, now just shell of it former self. it took years of planning and month of building, workers will have the venue back to normal in just a few days. at post convention news conference, mayor jim kenney, they say th

cover of the springfield press, pop up dining on restaurant owners in springfield township were ready to offer night of outdoor dining on wednesday, july 27th, baxter street will be closed from five to 10:00 p.m. traffic license rerouted. >>> and that is a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >>> coming up next, on "eyewitness news", on the campaign trail. >> we will tell you when donald trump says he will announce his choice for vice-president and show you how hillary clinton is presenting herself to voters. >> we have fog this morning, wet roadways and it is a number of accident, we will updates coming up but first lets take a quick break cbs-3 will be right great time for a shiny floor wax, no? not if you just put the finishing touches on your latest masterpiece. timing's important. comcast business knows that. that's why you can schedule an installation at a time that works for you. even late at night, or on the weekend, if that's what you need. because you have enough to worry about. i did not see that coming. don't deal with disruptions. get b

. the presumptive democratic nominee spoke at old state house in springfield, illinois today. that is where abraham lincoln deliver his famous house divided speech. clinton said trump and his campaign are divisive ape dangerous. >> it is built on stoking mistrust and pitting american against american. in times like these we need a president who can help pull us together, not split us apart. >> clinton received a key endorsement, from former rival bernie sanders, yesterday. meantime donald trump met with indiana governor mike pence today amid swirling speculation over his vice-presidential pick. this is video of trump meeting in the governor's mansion in indianapolis. presumptive republican nominee brought along his family for that breakfast meeting. trump has said he will announce his vice-presidential pick before the rnc gets started on monday. >>> in an mission to indiana governor mike pence, continues to be tops, college new jersey governor chris christie among the first republicans tone doors trump for president after suspending his own campaign. former speaker of the house newt g

montgomery county. springfield township police say this unmarked van was flashing lights stopped a car tuesday night near church and brent roads in or lands. police ran the license plate and the van came back registered to charles grossman of whitemarsh township. he is a full time lock smith and part time officer with the spca. police are calling him a person of interest. >> when we have vehicles driving around with emergency lights, and then sim floor a police vehicle, that is a concern for us. and that's a concern for the public. >> police have not identified the victim of the phony traffic stop. they do want to hear from anyone else who might have also been a victim. >> now, that the democratic national convention is over, clean up from the big event is on. renmant of confetti rained down on crews hard at work inside the wells fargo center today. stage now a shell of it former self. while it took years of planning and month every building, workers will have the venue back to normal over the next few days, at a post convention news conference, mayor jim kenney told reporters the

county. >> more than 200 acres in springfield township. there will be a press conference at 10:00 on the site of the former done gonial school, candidate for state representatives, community are concerned about possible development, and they'll announce their proposal to keep 213 acres as open space. >>> well, fireworks lit up the skies over new york city. >> we will show you how the big apple celebrated independence day. plus this. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> check out smokey robinson, performing part of the capitol, over washington, washi. >> another kind of performance here, hear why president obama was sinking last night. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back, that's how they celebrated the nation's birthday tow capitol. check out the dads link display of fireworks lighting up the skies over washington, d.c. >> mace he's put on its biggest fireworks display in more than 15 years over new york river, over 56,000 colorful explosions in the city's debut of pyro writing. kenny chesney, megan treanor were among the performers. >>> ♪ >> that's justin timberlake, sounds track for the fireworks i

into 8 parked car on springfield avenue in west philadelphia just after midnight. and police say the two may be under 16 years old and allegedly car yakd a woman at gunpoint in south philly earlier and got away after the crash. >>> now for eyewitness weather forecast meteorologist katie fehlinger. >> and brook, we're once again looking at a warm day. but the saving grace here no storms today and worst of humidity dropping off a little bit here. we start things by looking at temperatures. currently we stand into the upper 70s in in many spots you cracked 8 0 in wilmington and wildwood and feels 4 degrees warmer than this where you have steamyness. i'm not saying it will feel crisp outside over the next few days buzz it's not as insufferable as yesterday turned out to be today easing up goes on as the dew points drop and humidity in the days ahead with a new system headed our way and helps trigger showers and thunderstorms especially friday and snoo saturday and we could see a po popup as early as tomorrow. and in the meantime we finally bust this 90 plus degrees struch and that happen

this campaign. so far, you said in springfield, you take some responsibility for that? >> right, right. >> that you take responsibility for your part of that, that you can do better. >> right. and i'm going to do better. >> how are you going to do better? >> i -- donald trump? >> oh, no, but i refuse to respond to his personal insults. i refuse to drop to the level that he is driving our politics down towards. he's going to be insulting me. insulting your husband. >> insulting my husband, my granddaughter. i don't know. i'm not going to that level. >> to talk about your husband's life, not his public life is unfair? >> they can talk about whatever they want to talk about, but we're not responding. republicans have tried this now for a very long time. i'm happy to have them keep trying it. it hasn't worked out so well for them. >> in our next hour, we'll hear hillary clinton's reaction to the fbi e-mail investigation. and get an update on her search for running mate. >> she had a bring-it-on attitude, didn't she? >> yes. >>> ahead, chilling images >> announcer: this national weat

couple owns slacks hoagie shack on baltimore pike in springfield an catering company. shocked employees there say the couple was very involved in the community. >> great people to work for. very good hearted. they always give to the community. the soccer teams, springfield, the football teams, springfield lacrosse team. always tone 98ing. >> well, employees say their death is certainly a huge loss for that community. >>> also tonight a 71-year-old man has died after getting pulled under a septa bus in west philadelphia. it happened on the corner of girard and belmont avenues at 2:30 this afternoon. police say the man was running to catch the route 15 bus but got caught under the rear tire. medics pronounced him dead at the scene. >>> we are turning to our weather, fourth of july weekend is off to a sunny lovely start so far and we're hoping the weather holds for tonight's big fireworks show at penn's landing. lots of folks already there. let's see how this is going to work out tonight lauren. >> reporter:. >> thanks, natasha. we had sunshine this morning, feels so great humidi

. springfield township police traced the van registration to charles grossman of whitemarsh township. police as they investigate are looking for anyone with more information on the accident. >> five delaware teenagers facing felony charges for allegedly breaking into a sporting goods store, and stealing 27 handguns. police say the teens smashed their way into outfitters on kenneth pike greenville on july 22. investigators link those guns to shooting in wilmington's east lawn park that injured 17 year old a day later while that same teenager and four other teenagers were arrested. right now it is not clear if police have recovered all of the stolen handguns. >> a 55 year old woman some in stable condition at temple hospital after she was hit by a stray bullet inside her own home. police say the bullet ricocheted off a wall and grazed her in the head yesterday afternoon. eyewitnesses on the 700 block every east willard street in kensington say the bullet came through heroin dough from a house across the street. police have made no arrests. >> a child is recovering from minor injuries a