i hope pennsylvania is a blowout. i hope every state is a blowout but the polls this morning and polls in september are not going to show that. we'll have to work for every vote. they will spend $25 million to try to swing that. you will see horrible signs like this one which you can't see but we can't trust hillary who sold out america and israel. it is only thing they can talk about. they can't talk about domestic issues. they can't talk about social justice. they can't talk about choice, education, poverty, health care. they have can't talk about that. and they're wrong on israel. hillary is, tim kaine are very supportive on israel but only thing they are going to talk about. [applause] so jews, we have a super-pac called jews for progress that is in formation. we'll fight this $25 million. i'm here just to tell you that help is on the way. and at 4:00 today in room 103-b in the convention center we're having our womens leadership network. you're all invited. on thursday at 4:00 we're honoring former and current je

pennsylvania. it's where hillary clinton and tim kaine are set to take the stage any minute. it's the first of many stops in the campaign making in the rust belt battle ground states today. on friday in harrisburg, pennsylvania. clinton struck an optimistic tone saying she doesn't recognize the country donald trump is describing. >> i have so much confidence and optimism about our country. i don't recognize the country that donald trump describes. i don't recognize the mean-spiritedness, the bigotry, and the blustering and the bullying. i don't recognize that. because that is not who we are as americans. >> msnbc's kasie hunt joins us from johnstown. mitt romney won that county or the county that johnstown is in. how is the democratic ticket looking to win those voters over? >> reporter: hi, sheinelle. we are arriving here in johnstown. this will be the first stop of the day. i don't know if you have ever driven all the way across pennsylvania before. i used to do it all the time as a kid. the penn

the gentleman from pennsylvania voifs. the -- reserves. the chair recognizes the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. lynch: thank you, mr. chairman. i would like to thank the gentleman from arkansas. at this time i would like to yield three minutes to one of our lead co-sponsors on this legislation, miss sinema of arizona. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from arizona is recognized for three minutes. ms. sinema: thank you. over the course of the past year the task force to investigate terrorism financing has found that u.s. government efforts to counter the financing of terrorism lacks sufficient coordination and the united states has no unified national strategy to guide our counter financing efforts. the federal government must change its approach and mindset to counter the financing of terrorism. this is why chairman fitzpatrick and i under duesed this bipartisan legislation to direct the secretary of the treasury in coordination with relevant federal agencies to establish a whole of government strategy to combat the financing of t

, by the way, and trump at 38.6% in pennsylvania. when you look overall, each of the individual polls, they're within a point or two, sometimes four or five, of each other for closer than that would indicate. but what do you make of this poll? >> well, i don't think this is a poll. and as much as i admire nate silver's analytics, averaging polls is statistically irrelevant. but one of the things i wanted to say about kasich -- and it isn't gonna happen, but if hillary clinton selected john kasich to be her running mate... >> oh, my goodness. >> ...i think the election would be over. >> she'd win slam dunk? >> i think the election is over. >> really? and what are the odds of that? [ laughter ] >> i would think that someone of hillary's experience would think this is a good idea. but she would be surrounded by people who would kill it. >> harold, what were you gonna say? >> i was just going to say, in terms of -- i actually lost my train of thought, because you were talking about something, and then he went into a different direction.

i'll use pennsylvania. this room was pennsylvania's legislature. pennsylvania decides to write a constitution that's so radical for its day, they basically get rid of the position of governor. they're not going to have really a chief executive for pennsylvania anymore. they'll have a fairly democratically run one-house legislature as opposed to the standard two houses that most of the states are going to use, that the united states knows throughout its history. pennsylvania has a very different set. it proves to be too difficult to work. and our 1776 pennsylvania constitution is only going to last about 14 years. they have to redo it and go to the traditional governor, two houses of legislature set-up. in 1776, each of these states is going to start itself over. now the problem is, being all a little bit different, and one of my colleagues loves to talk about that today. we still have differences from state to state as far as speed limits and little rules for driving are going to be different. and so we still have some of those vestiges there. but

with women in pennsylvania. how do you attack those numbers? what's your strategy? >> so number one, i think polls right now are extremely early. it's way too early to be polling. polls probably aren't super reliable right now. that being said, mr. trump is dead even in pennsylvania with tons of ads being up for hillary clinton, tons. and we haven't gone on the air yet. >> and here is another sign of the attention pennsylvania is getting. i'm told that pennsylvania delegates also got a surprise visit from donald trump, jr. now, interestingly, tomorrow they're going to be hearing from someone who is not involved in this convention, not planning to attend. that is ohio governor john kasich who lost out to trump in the primaries. live in cleveland, i'm lauren make, nbc 10 news. jim, back to you. >> all right, lauren. down below me here and on day two of this convention, only the main players are really making headlines. want to talk a little bit about how security is going so far. pretty much so good. the word on s

we are in your native pennsylvania. we just stopped in hatfield. it is where they make lincoln logs. this is, as you said, about white working class voters, particularly men who have broken for donald trump lately in polling. democrats knowledge privately that pennsylvania is up for grabs than it has been. there is a risk for her in letting the state go. of course you know well that eastern ohio is similar terrain. this will take us through harrisburg, pittsburgh, youngstown, cleveland, columbus. they are places that are -- frankly their economies have been structurally changed. so the pitch here from him ri clinton, she has to be careful to knowledge the pain all of these people are feeling. the message is more optimist k. she is visit sizing trump for being dark about the future of the country and that's what we have seen here on the trail. she is out with tim kaine. i will be interested to hear your take on that. >> when i look -- i can usually tell the difference between a political smile and a real one. they all have these political smiles. sh

campaigning together today in pennsylvania, tomorrow in ohio. and then they go their own way spreading out in battleground states across the country here. but it is the rust belt vote they believe could block donald trump from the presidency. his biggest path winning pennsylvania, ohio, possibly michigan, on to wisconsin. if they win here, they believe he has no path to the presidency. and donald trump campaigning this weekend and next week hard as well. >> no question, jeff. thank you very much. it's all about that path to 270. we'll take a quick break and be back live in the news room, at the cnn news desk. moms know their kids need love. and encouragement. they also know milk is a nutrient powerhouse. with 8 grams of natural protein, plus 8 other essential nutrients. it's no surprise 9 out of 10 u.s. olympians grew up drinking milk. moms know kids grow strong when they milk life. and i'm michael howard. we left on our honeymoon in january 2012. it actually evolved into a business. from our blog to video editing... our technology has to hang t

we're live waiting for the kickoff for the breakfast for pennsylvania state delegates. pennsylvania governor tom wolf, also hillary clinton campaign manager john podesta and we'll hear from afl-cio president richard trumka. it is expected to start in just a moment. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> we're live in morning on c-span2 as the democratic national convention kicks off today in fill definitely we're awaiting the start of a breakfast for pennsylvania state delegates. we'll hear from the governor of the state, pennsylvania governor tom wolf, hillary clinton's campaign manager, john podesta, and richard trumka, president of the afl-cio is expected to address the delegates this morning. it should start in just a moment. the associated press saying democrats opening their national convention are eager to show off a forward-looking party united behind hillary clinton, facing lingering bitterness among support is of rival bernie sanders and fresh political mess of the party's own making. resignation of debbie wasserman-schultz as chair made for ro

kasie hunt, nine-point spread there in pennsylvania. that is the biggest lead she's had since recent months. >> the speech she's had, yeah, i heard it in the -- we're having trouble hearing you here at this event. you know, i think the speech last night really set the stage for her to try to expand beyond her base acore supporters. that's the message her staff was trying to send beforehand. i think the whole night was constructed around this idea of making independents, even republicans feel almost in the democratic party. going beyond the typical democratic constituencies. i think, you know, her speech she tried to reach out to them as well. and i think that's what this tour is going to be about. and i'll be interested to watch tim kaine as well. because i think part of their calculation in picking him for vice president was to see if he could reach some of those very voters that chris was just talking about. white working class americans. i think, you know, that was, that was something that they were focussed on in that process, and w

turkey can't be a run from pennsylvania, those are the words from turkey's president. and if you have the nbc 10 app, you received the alert as soon as he said them. at least 42 people are dead in the violence. the government says more than 100 people have been arrested. turkey's president says the entire plot is being orc straighted, half away a way here in monroe county, that's where an islamic preacher has lived in exile for more than 15 years. he's an enemy of the president, but is he the mastermind or a scapegoat? >> this is a situation that is changing by the minute. people loyal to the turkish president are flooding the streets to take on the members of the military who tried to seize power. as explosions and gun fire continue in that country tonight, a resident says the rebels will pay a heavy price for treason. chaos in turkey tonight, which began with troops sealing off bridges and taking command of government buildings and tv stations. >> people were running off the main squares, off the main streets. >> reporter: the coup, aimed at president erdogan. he was

. >> ohio, pennsylvania. he's up in pennsylvania talking to political watchers there. they said in bucks and montgomery county two, philadelphia suburban counties, big amount of swing women voters that could sway the state's election coming up here. hillary clinton has staffers, hundreds of volunteers, district offices, we haven't seen anything like that with donald trump. is it a new paradigm where it doesn't matter or will trump be rudely awakened with the idea a ground game is actually important. >> we'll see. this is a bet he's taking. he defied existing rules and norms before. he's proven us wrong in the primary. i think the advertisements aren't working. he outspent 4-1 and didn't get a lead in the polls. after comey indicted clinton politically, she started to tank. i don't foe advertising works. that walking door-to-door, staying on social media, identifying your voters and making sure they are registered is really important. to get those voters from pennsylvania to turn it red for the first time since 1988, i think is probably going to require getting people w

chris, when we talk about, you know, pennsylvania and florida, if pennsylvania goes republican that would likely mean that trump's message is resinating in ohio, michigan, and elsewhere in the u.s. that would spell big trouble for the clinton campaign. >> that's the key andrea, i was going to say, moving forward in the 29 electoral vote cancelled out pennsylvania and nevada. there's more electoral votes in florida than in those two in mind. but what would matter is trump's competitiveness in pennsylvania. you would think would translate into competitiveness in the upper midwest as you say, michigan, wisconsin, iowa, those are places ohio, those are places he has to be competitive. he has to find ways to put big population, big electoral vote states more in play than they are today. if it stays anywhere like in today in terms of overall map. it's hard for him to win and i would say, that's the representative of donald trump. if ted cruz won the nomination, the same thing. the electoral map today and this was true in 2008 and in 2012, clearly favors the democratic party. >> and who would be

while all this is happening our pennsylvania delegation continues to meet and they continue to get a lot of attention from the big names here because pennsylvania is going to be a critical state come november. today vice-president nominee mike pence stopped by. >> the next vice-president of the united states michael pen ce. >> reporter: it was early but when mike pence walk in this pennsylvania delegation was wide awake ready to hear what he had to say. >> i promise you that donald trump and mike pence will be standing and campaign shoulder to shoulder with you, across the four corners of the pennsylvania. >> reporter: republicans believe that they can win in pennsylvania for the first time since 1988. seeing importance in the general election has led to some big name visitors like pence to address the delegation. >> for so long we have heard how important pennsylvania is and we never quite get there but so early in this process you can see how important pennsylvania is and it the is just raising the energy level here and enthusiasm for delegates. >> reporter: former pennsylvania gov

i hope pennsylvania is a blowout. i hope every state is a blowout, but the polls this morning and in september are not going to show that. we are going to work for every vote. they will spend $25 million to try to swing that. you will see horrible signs like this one which you can't see, we can't trust hillary who sold out america and israel. if the living they talk about -- it is the only thing they can talk about. they can talk about social justice, criminal justice, poverty, health care. they can't talk about that and they are wrong on israel. hillary and tim kaine are very supportive on israel. but it is really think he will talk about. so jews, we have a secret -- a super pac called jews for progress. we will fund a $25 million. i am here to tell you help is on the way. in the convention center, we are having the women's meeting. and wednesday at 4:00, we are honoring former and current jewish members of congress and debbie wasserman schultz and others. please stay and here we will do. if you have friends in the

pennsylvania. as we speak, hillary clinton's bus tour is rolling through just those places. mike emanuel, hot on her trail around on the trail in general. live from pittsburgh, pennsylvania. hi, mike. >> hi, leland. good afternoon to you. the clinton campaign is dealing with an outside distraction news that a system that was using was hacked. the clinton campaign says according to its outside cyber security experts, the hackers did not have access to its internal document, e-mails, or voice mails. in a statement issued last night campaign spokesman nick merrill concluded, quote, to date they have found no evidence that our internal systems have been compromised. the hacking news broke as hillary clinton and tim kaine are on a bus tour of the rust belt which stopped in harrisburg last night and jonce town, pennsylvania, today. she's talking about spending on infrastructure, advanced manufacturing and clean energy. clinton says rival donald trump's plans would actually kill american jobs. >> why shou

last call for alcohol in pennsylvania is normally 2:00 a.m. but a dnc official tells officials in pennsylvania that they'll allowed to stay open to 4:00 a.m. bars will have to prove that they're involved in convention events. the dnc host committee has partnered with local media outlets to create a youth news team during the convention week. it will give more than two dozen students interested in journalism, a chance to come to the convention and have their content published. >> i want to broaden my horizon, maybe i'll end up liking it. so far, i've already been to the orientation and i had an awesome. >> my social study teacher got me into politics, we started talking about very concerning issues from our nation. >> nbc10's george spence letter help mentor some of those jung journalists, the dnc starts july 25th. >>> philadelphia city officials intend to free the streets. they're planning to close the street for car traffic. you remember one city road is closed when propose francis visited last september, allowing people to walk and bike free

pennsylvania suburbs, philadelphia, plenty of sunshine. for delaware and the lehigh valley, temperatures are mostly in the mid to upper 80s. wilmington at 86 degrees and sunny. philadelphia area coming in near 90 degrees right now. we'll take a look at some of our neighborhood temperatures in philadelphia. parkside coming in at 91. 90 society hill. penn's pover92. friday through monday highlighted in red. not for the jersey shore but for the rest of the area because we have a first alert out for those days because of the intense heat coming our way, the dangerous heat, so the first alert is out for pennsylvania, new jersey, and delaware. you see the red outlines on your seven-day. that's showing you the days that are going to be the hottest. friday through monday, that's when temperatures with humidity will make it feel more like 100 to 105 degrees. this is dangerous heat. you want to avoid several hours outside. at the same time you want to stay in the shade and stay hydrated and never leave children and animals in the car. it's going to

he implored pennsylvania yaps in the room to get to work when they get home. in cleveland it's a pennsylvania visit that could be a precursor of what's to come. >> i promise you that donald trump and mike pence will be standing and campaigning shoulder to shoulder with you across the four corners of pennsylvania. >> reporter: just hours after accepting his party's nomination, indiana governor mike pence making a stop to see the pennsylvania delegation asking for their help. >> leave here today as delegates of this party in pennsylvania and make it your aim to make pennsylvania red again in this election. >> reporter: pence appeared with his wife karen for a brief rallying stop that wasn't officially announced. >> i heard a rumor but i didn't believe it. >> i wasn't surprised because all along they've been telling us pennsylvania is very much in play. the trump people are really making a push. they have been reaching out to me to make sure we have the infrastructure in chester county. jr. w >> reporter: winning the state a goal trump and his running mate is mak

we have places in pennsylvania where it's still dial-up. i mean how are we supposed to be competitive in the rest of the world if we have smart hard-working people in businesses, kids essentially shed out from being able to access information quickly and use that information. so we're talking broadly here, and i'm going to do everything i can to create a national infrastructure bank so that we're going have investments made every year, not just when congress decides to appropriate money for that. the second thing we're going to do is invest in american manufacturing. anybody who thinks we can't make it to pennsylvania and do a tour as i have, you know, the products that you're making here in the commonwealth are sold all over the world including products made right here. ron and jim were telling me about a big order you have from bangladesh. we can export. donald trump, you hear him. he talks a big game about putting america first. well, with all due respect, please explain to me what part of america first leads trump to make trump dress sh

pennsylvania and ohio are different. ohio may be the single toughest state to hold among the states that president obama won in 2012 because it tilts so far towards the noncollege white voters. in pennsylvania, it's a bigger share of the vote are college educated white collar white voters where donald trump is struggling more. no republican nominee in the history of polling has lost college educated white voters going back to 1952. those kind of vote ares in the suburbs of philadelphia make pennsylvania a tougher hill. if he climz ohio and doesn't get pennsylvania, he's still looking kind of behind -- still looking uphill at that point. >> that's why you called pennsylvania more critical for clinton than ohio. before we go, we want your take on this. today a little earlier today, donald trump tweeted about the debates, not happy, as usual hillary and dems are trying to rig the debates. two are up against major nfl games same as last time with bernie, unacceptable. as a trump supporter, here's the thing, there's a biparti

here's the pennsylvania turnpike. and i-95. so it's in bristol, up toward levittown, and those storms, again, they're all capable of producing some pretty significant hail. now, as we go through the evening, once again, most of the action in new jersey. but there could be some remnant thunderstorms in and around the philadelphia area to 6:00, 7:00, maybe even 8:00. but after that we're starting to see improvement. that means as we go through the evening hours at penn's landing, that concert, may have a little bit of an issue at the beginning, but weather will be improving during that period of time. now, here's the futurecast showing, we've got great weather on saturday. pretty nice weather on sunday. and then some of the computer models are bringing rain in, especially south of the city of philadelphia for monday. fourth of july. that includes part of the jersey shore being affected by that. but the parade up here in philadelphia, we're just on the northern edge. we just have a chance, a chance of seeing a little bit of rain w

maybe trump could win pennsylvania"? >> if he wins pennsylvania, he's president trump. first, i'll say that. hillary has to win pennsylvania in order to win the electoral college map. what i do think is if you look at some of the counties that have become more competitive in terms of their registration numbers, since the last eight years, they have all trended up in terms of number of republican voters increasing as related to democrats. if he gets about 1,000 to 2,000 more votes in these 10 counties -- and these counties, bucks is one of them and philadelphia. bucks is one of them. but others are in scranton/wilkes-barre, and absolutely watch out for western pennsylvania. these are democrats, reagan democrats that could be pulling the lever for trump. >> i don't think democrats are taking pennsylvania for granted. >> they're not. >> and i think even in the last couple of elections with john kerry or barack obama, constantly really campaigning here because the real turning thing on election day is turnout. if you've got huge populations in philadelphia and the pittsburg

active weather is moving in to the northwestern corner of pennsylvania. so philadelphia expects severe storms later this afternoon. it will be active especially for that evening commute. bottom of the screen, you will see your local 7 dayout look. first half of the day, we're tracking uncomfortable conditions. high temperatures popping out mainly in the 90s with the threat of those showers and storms especially likely after about 3:00, 4:00. and notice for the suburbs west chester, 94 for you. phoenixville, 94. newtown, your expected high 95. so mid to upper 90s mainly low 90s across the area, but we do have dew points on the rise, 60s and 70s. so it will feel very muggy, uncomfortable and we have the heat hazard in effect. if you follow us on twitter and facebook, we'll have more updates. even beaches are very warm for today. we have a southwesterly flow that will trigger the thunderstorms. so feeling like temperatures will be at or above 100, so right around the afternoon hours, we're seeing mid to upper 90s, but it will feel like it's 100 plus degrees

but florida, pennsylvania, ohio, especially pennsylvania the most blue of those states. to come right out of the box for the democrats and stay on the bus tour, the clintons like this. it has worked for them in the past. you get momentum and a lot of local tv coverage. you try to boost this up. going straight into if you will a weakness, blue collar white workers. >> that's right. it's a real weakness for the democrats, particularly this democrat with her record on tpp, with her record on nafta and in pennsylvania and ohio and florida trump's super pac, rebuild america now, is running these very powerful ads with working class mainly white workers in factories with the end being a renewed america and a city skyline. they've got some real work to do. for trump the question is can he really court white blue collar workers in the way he has been courting them in the primary without alienating those voters in florida. what balance is he going to strike with trying to court these voters but also gain some sort of support among the diverse electoral in florida. >> he has a pow

but if he can win pennsylvania, then he's most likely winning ohio. where does that put donald trump? at 229. so where do you go from there? he has to hold north carolina. an obama state in '08 but romney in 2012. donald trump has to hold that and that would put him at 244. he's in play now, boom, boom, bang. if he can win the state of florida, he's over the top. pennsylvania, ohio, north carolina, florida. hillary clinton says no way. i'm going to hold back. now she thinks she's going to get ohio, too, but let's give it to the republicans. then we move down here to the state of floridament hillary clinton, 29 electoral votes. tim kaine speaks spanish. watch this one play out. if hillary clinton can hold pennsylvania and win florida, nothing else changes, guess what? she's already the next president of the united states. and she thinks virginia is a bonus that puts her up close to 300. watch the numbers here, here and here and you'll know how tight this is going to be come november. >> wow. good view there. thank you so much, john king. so both campai

i spent every summer of my life up in northeast pennsylvania. my father, my brother went to penn state. so i know -- i know how beautiful this commonwealth is and how wonderful the people are but we've got work to do. i'm not satisfied with the st status quo. i'm not telling you that everything is peachy king but we have progress to do if we make sure that everybody is included. and i think we have to have more jobs, raise wages and not help just those at the top. if you listen really closely to the republican convention, you know that donald trump talked for 75 minutes and did not offer one solution. in fact, his speech, his whole convention seemed more about insulting me instead of helping the american people. so here's what i've said i will do. and we're going to get to work on the very first day, within the first 100 days of our administration, we're going to break through the gridlock in washington and make the biggest investment in new good, paying jobs since world war ii. we're going to do it in infrastructure, technology, advanced manufa

jennifer griffin is traveling with the clinton campaign in pennsylvania. they are now live on the bus as you can see in pittsburgh. hi, jennifer. >> reporter: hi, eric. we just got back on the bus. we were inside a factory called wires technologies that employs about 200 united steel workers union members. we just heard from hillary clinton. i would describe the message that she is giving in this western pennsylvania area as make it in america again. >> what part of america first leads trump to make trump dress shirts in bangladesh, not ashland, pennsylvania. the shirt he has on right now, he said that's made in reading, pennsylvania. you are not going to believe this because it sounds too coincidenceal it's made at a company called bills. >> she did not respond to remarks trump made to abc news today in which she said the wife of the american-muslim father of a fallen soldier who spoke at the convention was not allowed to speak because she is muslim but she did defend retired marine general who spoke at the democratic convention. >> he lashes out and lose

nbc 10's monique braxton joins us live from the pennsylvania convention center with more on that. monique. >> reporter: hi, jacqueline. this is where political fest is taking shape, and as you mentioned we also stopped by the wells fargo center today and found in both places security is a top priority. >> someone willing to trade their life for someone else's, you can almost never prevent that in a free society, but do i think that will happen, no? >> when the democrats come to town governor rub dell estimates more than 150,000 philadelphians and tour lifts come here to political fest, where you'll see a life-sized represent cav air force one, go inside the oval office and play trivia games and the chair committee chair says nothing is 100% foolproof. >> demonstrators will come to philadelphia and won't be engaged. in cleveland i'm afraid the trump people will engage the demonstrators. we don't have any that have here. >> since october federal and local security experts have been preparing to protect government officials and delegates who will as ball here. the secret service is a

they now kick off their bus tour in pennsylvania and ohio. today the tickets continue the themes of the last two weeks presenting their u views of america's future. >>

thank you, thank you pennsylvania. i want to thank the people of philadelphia, i want to thank governor wolf, mayor kenny, senator casey, for putting on a great convention and you are going to highlight and showcase philadelphia and pennsylvania for the whole world to see, you will hear from them and the whole country and the whole world will get to see them later this week at the convention. so we appreciate how much you've done to make this convention successful for democrats. we are coming to philadelphia strong and united as the chairman said. this state has been good for hillary as you know and we had a hard-fought primary here. we want it, we are proud of that but we now needto come together , united to make sure that she gets elected president of the united states. we are, pennsylvania has, it's been pretty good for democrats running for president. we won the last six and were going to win this one as well. [applause] the sci you reception last night, i saw they are the dude oh, he said were going to win alleghe

pennsylvania suburbs upper 80s. new jersey upper 80s as well as the lehigh valley, 90 degrees right now and partly cloudy in wilmington. a lot of us are still seeing sunshine, just thin clouds out there. take a look at the neighborhood temperatures. parkside in the philadelphia area, still 91 degrees. society hills 891. 91. somerton coming in at 90 degrees. you see the 90s will last a couple more days. then we have rain chances going into the weekend. and that will start to break us out of the heat wave. so far in the month of july, we've had about 15 days where temperatures are above 90 degrees. that includes tomorrow and thursday's forecast as well. so we have already seen three heat waves so far. it has been a hot month of july. and it's going to continue to stay that way at least for a little while longer. we'll show you the ten-day forecast straight ahead. >> all right, sheena. >>> to a developing story. eagles new starting linebacker nigel bradham faces assault charges after a fight at a south beach hotel. he

we're heading to hatfield, pennsylvania, enroute to a rally in harrisburg, the capital of pennsylvania. >> kasie hunt, we'll continue to follow that bus tour, thank you. now that trump and clinton have claimed the nominations, both set to begin receiving classified intelligence briefings. up next, rhode island congressman david kisly joins me to talk about why he's fighting to keep that information out of donald trump's hands. this... or this. today, there's a new option. introducing drug-free aleve direct therapy. a tens device with high intensity power that uses technology once only available in doctors' offices. its wireless remote lets you control the intensity, and helps you get back to things like... this... this... or this. and back to being yourself. introducing new aleve direct therapy. find yours in the pain relief aisle. soon, she'll type the best essays in the entire 8th grade. get back to great. all hp ink buy one get one fifty percent off. office depot officemax. gear up for school. gear up for great. before it became a medicine, it was an idea. an inspiration. a wild "wh

pennsylvania, you have 208 votes. how do you cast your votes? >> pennsylvania awards 82 votes to bernie sanders, whose fight for inclusion, justice and fairness has invigorated our party. and i am honored to announce that pennsylvania awards 126 votes to the next president of the united states, hillary clinton. >> let's go like to new jersey correspondent nora muchanic on the convention short. winning 63% of the vote in new jersey, and new jersey the bluest of blue states. what was the delegation's reaction tonight? jim, it was exciting stuff on the floor tonight as new jersey delegates did their part to make history tonight. it was a moving moment for some of the members of the delegation, reflecting on the first woman in u.s. history to win her party's nomination. and for the next president of the united states of america, the first female in history will be made, the votes for hillary clinton. >> which is a chance to see history being made. there are little girls back in new jersey, who after tonight will know that there's no job in this enti

we have a first alert for pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. expect strong to severe thunderstorms this afternoon and evening. it's mostly going to be the second half of the day. some of these storms again with the strong severity of them, we'll be seeing damaging winds, lightning, heavy rain. it's all in this yellow shaded area, new jersey, pennsylvania and delaware all can expect a threat for severe weather. you're starting your fourth of july weekend early with today, keep an eye to the sky. keep your umbrella with you. we expect lightning and heavy downpours. temperatures this morning if you're about to walk outside, 71 degrees çphiladelphia, 71 in wilmington, near 70 along the shore and we're seeing more clouds around this morning. of course than yesterday because we have rain approaching. 66 degrees, a closer look at your philadelphia neighborhoods. 66 in chestnut hill, 71 philly international. if you're in winchester park, you're waking up, temperatures around 70 degrees. for philadelphia today, around 8:00 a.m., 73 degrees. we could s

. >> pennsylvania, also spending pennsylvania, iowa, colorado. >> and he's got to be. so he's on task. he's on point. he knows where he needs to devote resources and time and be there in person. what has been really good is the amount of enthusiasm that he's been able to sustain and the crowds and the places like pennsylvania which are incredibly important. i think you mentioned biden will get on board to help -- >> the dnc, right? get us online here. in and i will mention a little bit more about it now. and that's what he need to say do.and i will mention a little bit more about it now. and that's what he need to say do. also the message gets carried in the press to say look at the crowds that he's getting and he builds the enthusiasm and she has an enthusiasm gap. >> does he turn the debate away from hillary clinton's speech? >> i don't think sos but it provides a contrast between speaking styles which is again underlines what i'm talking about in the case that he's so casual and she's as originalrig extra on quincy. >> that's a call back. >> you were on the slab and

i spent time with the pennsylvania delegation. a lot of people that were rubio supporters, jeb bush supporters, ted cruz supporters, john kasich supporters that have come into the tent. i spent time walking around the arena talking to delegations from oklahoma, hawaii, california, they are on the trump train. what donald trump did in cleveland is he didn't just appeal to the typical republican base. he reached out further to law enforcement and to those blue collar workers, specifically ones that live in philadelphia, northern east, river ward, south philadelphia. he is bringing those people into the tent as well. we're expanding our base while hillary clinton is shrinking her base. >> obviously, the big story this morning is about those e-mails that were leaked. your take on this in terms of the fallout and what we expect to hear from trump on this as the day continues? >> whether it's dnc e-mails or hillary clinton's e-mails, nothing surprises us. whether they question bernie sanders' faith, donald trump said it that this was a

it's in pennsylvania. his name is if a thieu actuala gulen. he lives in the poconos of spence spence. and president recep tayyip erdogan called on president obama to arrest him and turn him over the turkey. many of the family members at the airbases in turkey have been told to evacuate. turkey, a key nato ally for the united states. hundreds of u.s. troops there. the bases are on heightened alert. everyone, though, is reported safe at this moment. ben wedeman is live in istanbul. when you look at what unfolded last night, it gripped all of us watching it. really, having no warning that this could have been coming. what does it do to erdogan's government now, that this coup was a failed attempt. does this give him a stronger grip on power in turkey? >> reporter: it certainly does, poppy. what it allows him to do, essentially, is undertake a purge. he has already dismissed more than 2500 judges, more than 2500 military officers are currently being detained. he has dismissed or rather detained several hundred supreme court judges and other senior

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you have barack obama who won ohio and pennsylvania in 2012. which of those states is trump most likely to pick up and is this a wasted opportunity this weekend that he's not physically out in these states? >> well, we're talking about him. i think he's clearly campaigning in his own special way. i think the clinton campaign, from the beginning, under estimated donald trump. i think they're shocked they are tied with him in most of these polls. i'm not sure they know what to do. i think you look at some of these states and look at the clinton campaign's reaction, and they're flabbergasted because they're surrounded by people who are all voting for hillary clinton. so i think we do have a problem that others have documented very well. we're moving into this almost bubble-type state where people who are voting for trump know people who are voting for trump and people voting for hillary only know people who are voting for hillary. i think that's bad for the clinton campaign if they want to make progress. >> especially with the independents, especi

and battleground pennsylvania-- will voters in coal country go for clinton or trump? next on pbs newshour weekend. >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. judy and josh weston. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the john and helen glessner family trust. supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thanks for joining us. as about 5,000 delegates are descending on philadelphia for the democratic national convention that starts tomorrow, the party is experiencing a change in leadership. florida congresswoman debbie wasserman-schultz the chair of the democratic nat

and ohio and pennsylvania are doable. he's got to win florida. >> the problem in florida she's down by more than five. down close to double digits. >> it's a state that's voted republican often and more so than democratic in the past. >> it's a home state of donald trump's. he spends a lot of time there. it was an important state for him during the primaries. >> i remember obama's team back in '08. they saw there was a pocket there on the west coast of florida virtually ignored by everybody. they focused on that and carried the state. this is how changeable florida can be and how pivotal. ohio is the same. karl rove is expecting famously, expecting to win ohio in 2012 and would have if white blue collar voters had showed up. >> what if trump carries a lot of those rust belt states but it's a losing strategy and then suddenly we have a new blue/red map. >> here's the problem republicans have faced for a long time. the blue wall, even if you take out pennsylvania. >> you penetrate it a little. >> republicans have to run the

the other thing in pennsylvania is decency. people care about decency in this part of the world and that's true across america. america obviously runs off the rails and we do regrettable things like we put loyal japanese americans in camps in world war ii and mccarthy-ism. that wonderful patriot joseph welch who got up in mccarthy's grill and said have you no decency at long last have you no decency and this mr. khan who came out and attacked trump and trump's indecent response to that is amazing. we've seen conservative commentators and called donald trump a moral pigomy. >> this may have far-reaching feblts effects. that said, you mentioned details. i want to get to the unemployment rate in your state. it's been rising steadily. it's higher than the national average. this is under a democratic president. a democratic governor so how do you and clinton convince voters voting democrat is the better choice? who can you tell them? >> independent studies have come out and i'm sure you've seen them that contrast the number of new j

pennsylvania and ohio. lets a talk about this with our panel. laeb sab larry sabado. hillary rosen, josh rogen, and andre bower. you know, it's interesting, josh, because she has to walk this line between not playing into what trump said, which is she says the economy is peachy keen, but also saying it's not doom and gloom, right. >> she came out and she said i'm not satisfied with the status quo. i'll do everything and i'm telling you we have made progress but we have work to do. how effectively does that play to these folks that have manufacturing jobs that are on the line? >> right. she has a trust deficit to make up with these very voters. and she knows it. and that's what she's strike to tackle right now. it is an uphill climb. she is not seen as the candidate that has these voters valentine's day interested because previously she was pro trade because she has relationships to wall street. what you see her doing there is first connecting with these voters. she didn't go into her 37-point economic plan

of the state of pennsylvania. we check everybody's id, you have to take them out of the state to legally use them. >> it woed the whole neighborhood this year. >> reporter: new york resident trina lombardo was driving through virginia this weekend and she literally filled her car with fire works, well over a you this dollars worth. >> every year we shop at phantom fire works on the the way down and pick up as many as we can fit in the car. >> reporter: in a little known lah pennsylvania residents can apply for a personal backyard fire works permit but it has to be signed off by local police. it would allow larger fire works and firecrackers, including this $1,500 package called cause for divorce. >> everything is illegal. so we don't get to do this stuff. i just want something that explodes. >> be careful, if you have fire works. >> yes. >>> four credit 56. casino workers will go on strike, against trump taj mahal, when they plan to hit the casinos and how it will affect the weekend. >>> jennifer joyce is followin

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perry of pennsylvania. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 820, the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. perry and a member opposed each will control 20 minutes. mr. perry: i yield myself such time as i may consume. mr. speaker, this amendment will prevent funds from being used to expand the e.p.a. authority pursuant to section 115 of the clean air act. the clean air act, which has served us well since 1973 and has been used over and over again to make sure we clean up our act. section 115 allows the e.p.a. to mandate state emission levels to whatever amount the agency deems appropriate if they find. the clean air act, section 115 allows the e.p.a., the federal government, to mandate our states, all 50 of them, emission levels to whatever amount the agency deems appropriate, whatever amount. if they find two things. this has been there since 1973. but it hasn't been relevant. but it is now. if the e.p.a. finds that u.s. emissions endanger a foreign nation and the endangered nation has an agreement to preven

pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. i'll have some of their reaction to what happened here last night, coming up when i see you again at 5:00. for now i'm live at the wells fargo center, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> at 4:35, here's what you'll see when you look at newsstands today or step on your door step this morning, deal her in. that's the headline in the "fwd daily news." >> you didn't hear any of this from donald trump at his convention. he spoke for 70 odd minutes and i do mean odd. and he offered zero solutions. but we already know, he doesn't believe these things. no wonder he doesn't like talking about his plan. you might have noticed i love talking about mine. >> donald trump who was in iowa giving a speech with his running mate responded to clinton's speech on twitter. he tweeted, she has bad judgment but he didn't target anything specific about her speech. he joked at one point while he was still in iowa that he didn't want to watch the dnc so he might stay here all night to avoid it. >>> philadelphia may

host: veronica in pennsylvania, republican line. caller: i would like to say the worst was when president obama got up and talked about trumps bankruptcies and his business he himselfne invested in 34 green energy 19 of which went bankrupt. taxpayers money cost 3.8 9 another 6.3 2 billion. he invested in 34 green energy companies. the next thing was michelle when she said how great america was eight years ago. this was the first time when obama became president. that doesn't sit well with me. either you are a great american or not a great american, you just don't change. i have a lot of respect for the go out and didn't protest -- you didn't see any of the trump supporters go out and protest. a lot of respect to their. mary from pittsburgh pennsylvania. democrats line. it included bernie in her conversation, what she said about what he is going to do and how they are going to join together. hello? and that she is going to listen to his policies and get along with his policies. their -- look at the expression on bernie's face, he's n