(as cory booker) "i'm going to go out there, i'm going to kill it. i better hydrate, so i sweat properly. electrolytes, brother! this is how you become president! and the next day, i'm going to be the only one anyone's talking about!" >> i michelle obama was spectacular. >> amazing. >> amazing. >> show stopping speech. just brought down the house. >> the moment of the night. >> larry: i'm sorry, cory who? (laughter) oh, my god. michelle's speech was so overwhelmingly good, cory booker filed a police report claiming his thunder was stolen. (laughter) absolutely true. by the way... she didn't just steal his thunder, she pulled up in a van and straight-up jacked his thunder. >> i watch my daughters, two beautiful, intelligent black young women playing with their dogs on the white house lawn. and because of hillary clinton, my daughters and all our sons and daughters now take for granted that a woman can be president of the united states. >> larry: yeah, after that speech, a lot of people thought, that woman should be you! (laughter) (applause) (cheering

because cory booker is a very likable person. cory booker, whether or not you interact with him on twitter, he believes ins those things that aren't tangible. he literally believes in love, truth, justice, peace, hopes, he believes those things. and i think what we do and what i do isn't something who admired these different figures, sometimes we get lumped into with some things he should not. corey booker did not deliver the barack obama 17thance speech. for the purposes of tonight, you could be black and get on that stage and it still not break out. cory booker, there are more poem tonight that know his name than yesterday. >> i thought he was good. he reminded me of -- and that's a complicate. >> but underlying the entire evening was this gulf in the entire party. and you can see it in the dirchbls between booker's speech and then elizabeth warren and bernie sanders speech. where they were talking about the fact that things have gotten worse over the last 40 years. but when people believe america had has turn the corner under

cory booker responded today, he said, quote, i love you, donald, i pray for you, i hope that you find some kindness in your heart that you're not going to be somebody that spews out insults to your political opposition, that you're going to find some way to love that response from cory booker. social media is buzzing also with fashions at the dnc, from creative hats and buttons and pins. lots of fashion statements on this convention floor. nbc.com has our digital exclusive on that. now let's send it back to the studio, jackie, another day of extreme heat out there, too, to talk about, right? >> indeed, jim. some heat on the streets. feels like 100 degrees again today. many people trying to beat that heat on the beach in cape may, and getting some relief there. sheena parveen is here with a look at the heat. >> yeah, jacqueline, temperatures in the 90s today for much of the area. that means we are still in the heat wave. it's not going to end over the next couple of days. 91 philadelphia. pennsylvania suburbs upper 80s. new jersey upper 80s as well as the lehigh valley, 90 degrees righ

absolutely. >> senator cory booker on the list, and tom perez. >> cory booker, senator from new jersey, african-american, there are some out there who say that the hispanic vote is very important, of the african-american vote is more important, and hillary clinton did very well among african-american voters that helped her beat bernie sanders in the primary, but she is going to need african-american voters in the fall against donald trump. booker would help. but as we talked about earlier, he would be replaced by a republican. his election is unlikely. tom perez, labor secretary. he's respected by liberals. business officials, not so crazy about tom perez. he doesn't have a lot of experience as far as foreign policy. i don't think he is going to be picked. it's a strike against elizabeth warren, too, that on foreign-policy experience, their resumes are thin, and she has stressed her experience. i think it would be a little inconsistent for her to say i have the experience, but my running mate, not so much. unlikely toerez is be selected. >> hobby or becerra of california. >> he has bee

please welcome senator cory booker! (cheers and applause) >> trevor: welcome, sir. >> thank you very much. >> trevor: good to have you on the show again. thank you for being here. what an exciting week this has been. >> it was really, really exciting. for a lot of reasons, but if you want to get out of the partisanship, we in america have done another major breakthrough with putting a woman at the head of -- (cheers and applause) >> trevor: you often hear people talking about ladies night, but this was ladies week, women were coming out and crushing it. can i be honest? i felt bad for you because -- >> yeah. >> trevor: no, no, i tell you why. you had a phenomenal speech, but -- (cheers and applause) >> yeah. >> trevor: -- but -- >> yeah. >> trevor: -- on the same night, michelle obama had her speech. >> yes, you know it's bad when you meet up with your mother afterwards and you think she's going to say, great speech, and she says, did you hear michelle obama? (laughter) (applause) >> trevor: what did it feel to be a par

cory booker, tim kaine, those are some very good names in the centrist space. tom perez brings you some latino voters as well as xavier becerra and julian castro, but i don't think she's going to govern her choice by the person that probably very few people are going to know who donald trump is going to pick. >> all right. scottie nell hughes, jim kessler, we'll talk again later in the hour. >>> meantime libertarian presidential nominee gary johnson says donald trump doesn't deserve to stay in the race. he outlined his concerns this morning on cnn's "state of the union." >> well, just that he has said one hundred things that would disqualify anyone else from running for president, but it doesn't seem to affect him, and just turn the page and here is the page turned and now we have another reason that might disquau di disqualify a presidential candidate. that statement in and of itself, it's racist. >> gary johnson there, this coming on the heels of trump's controversial tweet where he targeted his rival hillary clinton. criticism started rolling in after the re

steve: cory booker on the list and another. yes, senator from new jersey, african american. there are some people out there in the political world that say the hispanic vote is very important, but the african-american vote is more important, and hillary clinton does well among african-american voters, who helped her to the bernie sanders, but she will ind african-american voters a fall against donald trump, and he would help her, so i think his election is unlikely. secretary.e labor he is respected by liberals. some are not so crazy about tom perez. he doesn't have a lot of experience as far as policy. i do not think he is going to be in this is also a little bit of a strike against elizabeth ward also, because -- against elizabeth warren also, because their experience is thin. i have experienced -- steve: and have never been elected to anything. and the pharaoh from california. and becerra from california. bob: i think it jeb bush or marco rubio were nominated, i think perez could be picked. you need tot think pick a hispanic because donald trump's numbers are so low, and

right now new jersey senator cory booker is speaking. let's listen in. >> in this city our founders put forth a declaration of independence, but they also made an historic declaration of inter-dependence. they knew that if this country was to survive and thrive we had to make an unusual and extraordinary commitment to each other. look, i respect and value the ideals of individualism and self-reliance. but rugged individualism didn't defeat the british. it didn't get us to the moon. it didn't build our nation's highways. rugged individualism didn't map the human genome. we did that together. and so this is the high call of patriotism. patriotism is love of country but you can't love your country without loving your countrymen and your countrywomen. >> is you have been listening to new jersey senator cory booker addressing delegates on the floor of the convention in philadelphia. the big headliners tonight michelle obama and bernie sanders. >>> authorities in florida say a nightclub shooting in fort myers that left two teens dead early tod

god bless america. >> another moment, cory booker, 47 years of age. you see the democratic titans, by the way, arriving at their seats in the audience. like someone sitting next to, stanford under grad scholar, cory booker represents new jersey in the u.s. senate, that was a moment. >> that was a hell of a speech. it was a long speech, delivered with a ton of energy and that last page of it, the last five or six paragraphs, that was -- >> what you call wind up. >> you know what, instead of like a home run hitter, that was like batting practice, over the fence, over the fence. cory booker, obviously, has a bright future ahead of him, but that's part of why. >> we should introduce our friends. >> we should. >> steve schmidt is here. steve is a veteran of many republican battles, not the least of which mccain as senior adviser, but also a veteran of the bush political team. lawrence o'donnel, we hope you would know, you just know lawrence o'donnel. >> if you're awake at 10:00 p.m. at midnights you might know. >> one thing for those of up to see you, it's

cory booker? and we still have bernie coming up! bernie reminds us what democrats fight for every day. thank you, bernie! thank you! now, we are here tonight because america faces a choice. the choice of a new president. on oneñr sideçó is a man who inherited a fortune from his father and kept it going by cheating people, by skipping out on debts, a man who has never sacrificed anything for anyone. a man who cares only for himself, every minute of every day. on the other side is one of the smartest, toughest, most tenacious people on this planet, a woman who fights for children, for women, for healthcare, for human rights. a woman who fights for all of us and who is strong enough to win those fights! we're here today because our choice is hillary clinton! i'm with hillary! i'm with hillary! i'm with hillary. you know, for me, this choice is personal. it's about who we are as a people, it's about who kind of a country we want to be. i grew up in oklahoma. my daddy ended up as a maintenance man and my mom worked minimum wage job at

tomville sec and new jersey senator cory booker. her decision could come as soon as today. she hasn't made any phone calls to tell kaine, vilsack or booker that they are going to be the running mate. >> could you imagine your whole life could change in that moment. >> yes, absolutely. >> thank you, peter. >> thanks, peter. >> these are the forgotten men and women of our country, and they are forgotten, but they're not going to be forgotten long. these are people who work hard but no longer have a voice. i am your voice. >> donald trump says that he will speak for those who have been ignored, neglected and abandoned. >> that message resonates with our next guest, tom coyne, the

trump quickly responded tweeting if cory booker is the future of the democratic party they have no future. i know more about corey than he he knows about himself. not really clear what that last line meant. >>> despite all the calls for unity not everyone is standing with hill and even in the extreme heat it would not quell some of the die hard bernie sanders supporters. "action news" reporter jeanette reyes is live for us now in fdr park in south philadelphia. she's got more on that. good morning, jeanette. >> reporter: good morning to you tam. bernie sanders supporters still strong saying their standing by him holding out hope that maybe there will be a last minute twist to the story here but i want to give you a live look at what's going on around. we're in fdr park. there are barricades. in the distance it's still a bit dark so you can't see it there are campers mostly bernie sanders who are countering down the hours to head back outta' and protest. now, the weather hopefully will be a little more forgiving. yesterday heavy rain showers hampered early events then temperatures climbed

senator cory booker. [applause] >> hello everybody. [applause] all right. i just came from louisiana south carolina, i love those states. my granddaddy from louisiana but is the good to be back standing with my neighbor here,pennsylvania thank you very much . [applause] you guys have extraordinary leadership on the stage, your governor is a great national leader. you have a wonderful head of your party but i've got to get this offmy chest. you guys said to the senate , a man who is heart, a man who is handsome, a man who is skinny, a man who has more hair than me. and i hate him for all those things . but i want you to know one of the great honors i've had in my first two and half years in the united states senate is to have a colleague like your senator and i want to thank you for sending him to serve you in washington dc, my only request now is that you give him a democratic partner in the senate seat area. [applause] so look, i want to be very brief. i was raised by my father named perry booker. understand, i love listening to my dad tell stories about h

did a fantastic job in cory booker, the whole thing was enlightening to see. i did watch the republican convention and it was sad. all right, thank you. dr. the floor. steve. susan: back to the floor. steve. steve: wanted to check in with reported to see the storylines. let's begin with scott who is in covering campaigns in the newspaper. what are the stories? you had the keynote address by senator warren, former president bill clinton in attendance. what is your takeaway? >> the main story tonight is unity. you had all camps in disarray at the beginning of the day. debbie wasserman schultz was booed off the stage at the breakfast. she resigned from her position. speakingrevented from or addressing the convention and those really this division that we were seeing from the bernie sanders folks. night, it of the seemed like a lot of those issues have been resolved and did not really feel like the party was coming together in a unifying moment. something very different from what we saw at the gop convention in cleveland. has been some reporting that she still wan

again, senator cory booker. [applause] >> the good news is he's about said everything there is to be said. the bad news is you're going to have to hear it over and over again. but i've got good news for the governor. he doesn't have to follow the senator book are either because senator casey has other commitments. so with that, listen, and, obviously, cory booker is a special person in terms of the and which he speaks to us. but, not but. and our net speed is a special person not only because of what he says, and he certainly doesn't have cory booker is oratory skill, but nobody -- [laughter] sorry. but he does have more hair than senator booker. i'm going to give you a compliment. i love bob casey. i truly do. nobody in the senate knows how more important is -- nobody in the senate has a bigger hard for the people they served and bob casey. senator bob casey, our friend. [applause] >> thank you very much for that introduction. [laughter] i want the people in the back to know if you really quiet back there, i'll

and cory booker, the senator from new jersey. we bring back our panel. steve, of those three, kaine in. >> i would bet on kaine. i would put my money on tim kaine. the alternative for the liberals is donald trump. she's not likely to lose much support if she picks tim kaine. he's capable senator. he's one of the senators if you talk of him on capitol hill, they will speak highly of him. as someone who spent countless hours covering congressional hearings, you in and listen to him, he knows what he's talking about. he's not reading talking points. that's likely to benefit her both in the presidential debate and when he speaks on the stump. >> you know, kerstin, he gets made fun of for being boring. hillary clinton said that's what i love about him. the mike pence and tim kaine could beburner. what do you think? >> she has it down to two guys and then cory booker, someone she could work with. with tom vilsack, she has a very long relationship with them. the benefit is that kaine would be replaced by a democratic governor and they won't have to worry about

senator cory booker used fewer characters, tweeting kaine is abel. jeff zeleny joins us now. secretary clinton making her vp choice, former governor tim kaine, talk about him. what do we know about him? what's the appeal of him for secretary clinton? >> reporter: anderson, at the end of the day she was looking for a governing partner. she said that earlier this summer in one of her first interviews after her primary fight with bernie sanders. she didn't even consider bernie sanders. that was something that was discussed about at the time after their long primary fight, if she would have to sort of go through the motions of that. in those early conversations they had, they both decided i'm told it would not be a good idea so she announced early on she was not considering him. she did consider a wide array of people but in many ways, her list was pretty small. she knew tim kaine was someone who she respected intellectually i'm told. he had been a governor. she liked his executive experience. do not discount the tight connections he has to virginia. the current governor of virgi

speaking of excitement, last night, cory booker gave a great speech about how we must love each other, and he was repeatedly heckled by the crowd. yes, the crowd booed a speech about love. don't they remember what jesus said? ( cheers and applause ) here now-- here now live-- ( applause ) here now live with his reaction to tonight's speeches, please welcome live via satellite senator cory booker. senator, thank you for being here. ( cheers and applause ) all right. senator, now, you were there sitting with the clinton family in their booth for bill clinton's speech. what did you think of it? did it stir the crowd? >> i think it really did. it lit them up, and telling hillary clinton's story, which as he said has been such a caricature, a cartoon, literally, because of what other people are saying. he gave a real great depiction of how she's lived a very dedicated life of service from the second she was out of school-- in fact, before she was even out of school. >> stephen: there has been a lot made about how a historic moment it is, but a lot of people, including some young women, sor

cory booker was followed by one of the extremely rare shining speeches. the first lady's speech reminded me of when they are senator husband took the stage at the fleetcenter in boston and put one in the books for the ages. and i think she sort of did that tonig tonight, give them hope of change. but basically like the republicans lost the first day in 2008 and 2012 to hurricanes, democrats lost their first day to the wikileaks. michelle obama revived them. i didn't think elizabeth warren did much for them. the one thing that i was missing tonight is that they made no appeal to trump voters in the way that trump made an appeal to bernie voters. there was nothing of the reach across the aisle. i watched it all. i'm a sucker for this stuff. i can watch democrat and republicans conventions on an endless loop and be interested in it, but i was surprised that they made no overt play for the center. >> hugh, do you concur with your friends nicole and steve that tomorrow this starts to take a turn in tone and that may be necessary? >> it has to. i think that the

michelle obama, cory booker. and we still have bernie coming up. bernie reminds us what democrats fight for every day. thank you, bernie. thank you. now, we are here tonight because america faces a choice, the choice of a new president. on one side is a man who inherited a fortune from his father and kept it going by cheating people, by skipping out on debt, a man who has never sacrificed anything for anyone, a man who cares only for himself every minute of every day. on the other side is one of the smartest, toughest, most tenacious people on this planet, a woman who fights for children, for women, for health care, for human rights, a woman who fights for all of us and who is strong enough to win those fights. we are here today because our choice is hillary clinton. i'm with hillary. i'm with hillary. i'm with hillary. you know, for me, this choice is personal. it's about who we are as a people. it's about what kind of a country we want to be. i grew up in oklahoma. my daddy ended up as a maintenance man. and my mom worked a minimum wage job at se

senator cory booker, thanks so much for joining us. appreciate it. >>> still to come, outrage in baton rouge, louisiana, after a deadly police shooting caught on tape. >>> up next, a massive update to our trump's list, taking on the responsibility of keeping up the stories that would be disqualifying for any other candidate. the latest after this short break. >> it has been three weeks since we latest updated our trump's last ten, a tally of had any other candidate said them or done them, would have been the end, but not for donald trump. the bottom five stories on our list are about to get pushed off. take a moment to remember them before they leave the board. number six, trump promising to donate a million to veterans groups. number seven, the "new york times" report on his crude behavior with women and preoccupation with their bodies. number eight, revelations that trump pretended to be a publicist named john miller to brag to reporters about donald trump. number nine, trump's butler saying president obama should be hanged. and numb

he said cory booker one of the keynote speakers, he knows more about cory booker than even cory booker knows about himself. elizabeth warren often referred to as pocahontas spoke glowingly about crooked hillary who she always hated. donald trump is not going to sit on the sidelines for better or worse. >> marc, last night, so many big speakers, michelle obama, cory booker, bernie sanders, was there a clear highlight from last night's opening? >> yeah. for those of you up early in the morning who don't stay up or don't bother to watch the democratic national convention, the one you should see is michelle obama. she gave an incrediblably powerful speech about what it's like as an african-american woman raising two black girls in a house that slaves built as she put it. it was a remarkable speech. tonight, we get to hear from one of the democrats' best stemwinders and that's the spouse of the candidate, bill clinton. >> she slammed trump without ever saying his name. [ chuckling ] >> marc sandalow, thank you. >>> time now 5:09. a bar is collecting something interesting from his patrons. t

. >> can cory booker still win this thing by 8:00? >> reporter: okay. based on my conversations i'm going to go out on a limb and say no. that's the guidance i would get for my reporting. i think secretary clinton really likes cory booker, thinks he's a very strong force on the campaign trail but i think there's also broad agreement when you match him up against some of the other candidates he doesn't have quite that large resume that goes back years and years and years. that resume of governing which she has indicated is so important. >> he will. >> that's right. that's what folks are saying. he will eventually. he just doesn't right now. >> i hope it happens before 8:00. stay with us. joining me right now is democratic strategist steve mcmahon. steve, what do you think is the smart pick for hillary clinton now that we don't know for sure if it is tim kaine? what's the smart pick? >> i think tim kaine is the smartest pick because he's somebody that checks all the boxes if you will. three out of the four senators, elizabeth warren, cory booker and sherr

senator cory booker, thanks so much for joining us. appreciate it. >>> still to come, outrage in baton rouge, louisiana, after a deadly police shooting caught on tape. >>> up next, a massive update to our trump's list, taking on the responsibility of keeping up the stories that would be disqualifying for any other candidate. the latest after this short break. clean food. words you don't often hear. words we at panera live by. because clean food is food as it should be. with no artificial flavors, preservatives, sweeteners, and no colors from artificial sources. we think clean food tastes better, feels better, does better. 100% of our food will be clean by year's end. everbite will be food as it should be. ♪ >> it has been three weeks since we latest updated our trump's last ten, a tally of had any other candidate said them or done them, would have been the end, but not for donald trump. the bottom five stories on our list are about to get pushed off. take a moment to remember them before they leave the board. number six, trump promis

and then finally, senator cory booker from new jersey. you recall about month and a half ago we were at that event where cory booker was quite, you might say, enthusiastic about hillary clinton, introduced her at an event in newark. he used to be the mayor of newark. he's also the youngest of the pool of candidates, 47 years old. he has said he's ready to cater to progressives, although he would be criticized by the bernie sanders supporters. in 201 he stood up for wall street when he defended mitt romney's bain capital. a lot of people say any one of these choices would not be enough to convince the sanders supporters to support the vice presidential choice and clinton. bottom line is that she is on her way here. she just concluded her event, a round table discussion in orlando. running a little bit late but expected here around 4:30, 5:00 in tampa. liz? liz: a adam, we will take you when that happens, definitely. thank you very much, adam shapiro. and we did see history in cleveland last night. a man with no priest political experience

if not heard, cory booker. the person you just had speaking mentioned how it's important to get everybody excited and to energize the base. she really needs the bernie supporters, which is why i think she needs to pick someone like elizabeth warren. the second thing is i want to say something to that nine-year-old who called in earlier if you still listening. it is spot on at that age to see what he saw. everything that your top by your grandparents or parents probably about how not to be is what you are seeing in donald trump -- being a braggart, mocking other people, being revenge oriented. at nine years old, he is able to see that. i just wanted to congratulate him. host: tucson, arizona, jason, good morning to you. caller: good morning, pedro. host: who would you like to see? caller: bernie sanders. host: why is that? caller: why? let's see -- on a national level and under some idea of being united, i think seeing hillary in the -- i can'tcampaign think of anywhere the other side or someone who is running f

first lady michelle obama and senator cory booker will speak. bernie sanders will speak as well. the latest cnn, orc national survey has donald trump hillary clinton 44% to 39%. the libertarian candidate gary johnson johnson has 9%. cnn says that trump got a boost from independents.

gentlemen, please welcome senator cory booker. [cheers and applause] ♪ sen. booker: hello philadelphia! thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. ] rowd chanting booker: thank you. think you. thank you very much. 240 years ago, our forefathers gathered in this very city and they declared to be for the a freehat we would be and independent nation. again ingather here brewery, in this city of -- brotherly love to reaffirm our values before the nation and the whole world. my purpose is not like there's tostart a great nation, but ensure that we continue in the best of our tradition. to, with humble homage generations and patriots before. we put forth to great americans. our nominee for president and vice president, hillary clinton and tim kaine. applause] now, look at that core history. looking back to our founding fathers. documentsfounding that were indeed genius. but the founding documents were not genius because they were perfect. they were saddled with the imperfections and even the bigotry of the past. native americans were referred to as savages. black

tim kaine of virginia, tom vilsack of iowa and cory booker of new jersey. but reading the tea leaves it seems at any moment we will hear via text message and email that's how the clinton campaign plans to put this out. there were reports that john podesta her campaign chairman and hillary clinton herself were calling those on the short list who had not been picked. it was unusual for hillary clinton to stay behind here at the state fairgrounds after her speech was done. but she was here for, you know, i would say a good 20 minutes. and that suggested to me since she wasn't doing any interviews that perhaps she was on the phone with some of those vp picks who had not been chosen and, perhaps, speaking to that -- who she did choose. we are waiting right now. it's going to come across not on twitter necessarily but on text message and email. bret, back to you. >> jennifer, you know, the "new york times" is following bill o'reilly and they say it is tim kaine that has been selected. the official word from the campaign has not come out yet carl cameron? what doe

former president bill clinton vice president joe biden's wife jill and new jersey senator cory booker who spoke earlier in the evening sat together for her speech. the president tweeting out later just how impressed and proud he was of his wife. >>> and the spotlight was only hotter in one place. and that was on clinton's primary rival bernie sanders. he has a massive impassioned following. who spent the day and night in protest. sander got three minutes of applause as he took the stage. he told the crowd it is time to get behind clinton insisting she is now their best choice and what he said is an ongoing fight. >> a government based on the principles of economics, social, racial and environmental justice, that struggle continues. [cheers and applause] >> sander made no secret of the fact that he and clinton disagree on a number of issues but he says that's what democracy is all about. and once the speech was over it was time to party. katherine scott to people overnight and she joins us live from center city. tell us about the parties, katherine. >> reporter: well, right now we're o

i was more concerned about cory booker who is very energetic or you look at julian castro. he is hispanic. if that's the way you would try to get that vote -- >> he doesn't actually speak spanish. >> but he's actually hispanic. >> we kind of win on the diversity of the ticket thing. hillary clinton, first woman. >> it's more than that. it's all about, these are politicians, status quo politicians. more of the same. >> you are conservative, not a trump supporter. do you think it's too safe a choice? >> i think it remains to be seen because this election has become such a cult of personality election. and this discussion now, cory booker or julian castro, that was more of an entertainment pick because neither one of those are ready to be president of the united states. alex made the point this should be about governing. the people should make the decision on who they are voting for based on who best, is best suited to run this country. so not who fits a certain -- checks a certain box. the republicans are guilty of that, too, with certain picks. but democrats would do that al

i think tim kaine, vilsack, cory booker can be the attack dog like chris christie has been. something about those new jersey boys. none of the disastrous rollout has been happening. they've been very good at keeping it quiet and find being the right person. i think she's looking for a person that she will have a very good relationship with and she can trust. >> speaking of attack dogs, she already has one of those in elizabeth warren. so she has mentioned that one of the things that she's looking at when it comes to picking her vice presidential candidate, that would be foreign policy. so which of those names do you think would be best in that area. >> i think senator kaine has the highest marks when it comes to foreign policy and the work that he's done in the senate, but secretary vilsack has traveled to many countries since he became secretary of agriculture. i think it was maybe one of the weaker areas for him when he ran for president a few months in 2008, but he really has spent time traveling internationally and was on a sunday talk show within the last week, really s

cory booker, new jersey senator seen as a front-runner and the new jersey secretary tom perez also mentioned, but everyone thinks it will be tim kaine at this point. >> thank you very much, brianna and now the democratic mayor for philadelphia michael nutter and along with bakari sellers and david gergen and donald trump supporter. this is a crucial announcement for hillary clinton as it was for donald trump a week ago. he delayed his announcement because of the terror attack in nice, and now we have this horrific terror attack in munich happening tonight. how important is it for her to get this right? she does need to do this tonight, really. i think she does. she could wait until tomorrow so by then it will leak out and she needs to do it tonight and do it early. i suspect if she doesn't it tonight it will be the next half our or so and the role of this has changed so much in the social media and you used to do it with someone standing alongside you and these announcements on twitter is for me, lacks the drama of what we've had before. what's been interesting today that i think is striking

. >> cory booker had a powerful speech earlier in the day as well. the bottom line is bernie sanders followers will they follow hillary clinton or will they jump over to donald trump? >>> oo i think one thing that happened in the room which i thought was extraordinary before bernie came out they handed out thousands of bernie signs. the fact that they put him in such a key prime time spot following the first lady they are making a huge effort to reach out to santed ders supporters and demonstrate the unity of the party. that is ultimately going to be successful. it is hard to lose. it will take some time. i have no doubt. the differences between them. the difference between his policies and hillary clinton are ultimately not that great. it will be easier for his supporters to get behind her. >> there are a sizable group that view him the embodiment of everything he fights against. i think most of them will vote for her. >> trade policy specifically also. more in line with what donald trump has been saying. >> talking about donald trump with his big c

on hillary clinton's side, i think it should be cory booker. i like cory booker. he is a guy when he talks i listen because he sounds like a democrat in the mold of jack kemp. it would do hillary clinton good. >> all right. now let's pick a part all of these selections you just made and find out what's wrong with all of them. alice, let me start with you. michael was talking about the idea of mike pence. he can't run for eelection of governor of indiana. do you think that's something mike pence would be willing to do? >> anyone given the opportunity to be considered for vp would certainly do that. and also i think he also is a good pick, certainly a top contender. we understand that paul manafort is pushing for him quite cig f significantly and would be a good pick and willing to roll the dice. in the end, i think thigs a great conversation, great to talk about. as we get closer to the general, i think the vp picks are not quite as consequential as we like to talk about at this point. we get down closer to november, it's all about how well they perform in these de

cory booker is still on the list. booker is an effective advocate. so i think they are trying to drum up a little excite m here. but again, we are anticipating a decision within the coming days. >> kristen welker. and speaking of cory booker, the new jersey senator is still on that list as a possible pick for clinton's vp. during a press conference earlier today, he was asked if he wanted to be clinton's running mate. >> i know the clinton campaign is in the midst of making a decision. there's a lot of qualified people. i am very happy to do whatever i can to support this candidate to win. >> let's ask him ourselves. new jersey senator cory booker is here with us. >> it's great to be here. >> thank you for dropping by. >> what are your travel plans tomorrow. >> i'm beginnigoing back to new. i'm going back there tonight. >> i'm not joking. florida is not on the agenda? >> it's not. >> how much contact have you had had with the clinton campaign? have they looked at your tax records? >> what can i do to tep help the campaign and being asked to do things

one included new new jersey senator cory booker. showed why he is a rising star in the democratic party. >> we will be a free people, free from fear and intimidation, let us declare again that we are a nation of interdependence and that in america love always trumps hate. >> in the meantime former stanford and nba bashl players jason and jerrod collins spoke about inclusion. >> i came up privately to the clinton family. i have known their family for almost 20 years. i knew that they would accept me for who i was. >> jason collins is the first openly day person to play in the national basketball association. his twin brother jar ron is a warriors assistant coach. >>> not so fast. the warriors plan to move to san francisco faces new legal hurd. . last week a judge moved a plan can move forward to build a water front arena near at&t park. now the mission bay alliance is appealing to higher court. three-judge panel from the california court of appeals will now review claims san francisco leaders violated laws in rushing to approve that

one of the big speaker last night joins us now, new jersey cory booker. welcome, senator. >> thank you, guys. good to be back on. >> how mad are you that michelle obama -- >> no tt mad at all. i heard she wrote the entire speech herself. >> you were very passionate. you had a very rare commodity, attention. people were paying attention to you. you used some bold language. let's play a little taste from the senator's speech. >> here in philadelphia, let us declare again that we will be a free people. free from fear and intimidation. let us declare again, that we are a nation of inter dependence, and that in america, love always trumps hate. let us declare -- let us declare so generations yet on board can hear us. we are the united states of america. our best days are ahead of us, and together, with hillary clinton, as our president, america, we will rise. god bless america. let us rise together. god bless america. >> cory booker, senator from new jersey, burning calories at the podium. huge enthusiasm. you said hard things and your own truth, but with a sm

sources tell fox news the finalistskaine, tom vilsack and cory booker. a decision could come as soon as today. and tom manafort says even though the democratic convention will get a lot of press next week, trump will continue to campaign. back to you. >> we'll all be waiting for that big announcement. peter doocy live for us at 4:15 a.m. >> great job out there by the way. >> thank you. >>> well, philly rolling out the welcome mat. there it is. for the dnc as outrage boils over on the list of speakers. >> the police union slamming hillary clinton for inviting an anti-police movement but leaving out families of slain officers saying it is salt in the wound. >> fox 29 has more. >> they're letting people in the agenda who don't have all the facts. some of the cases are still on going. >> reporter: the fraternal order of police furious over what they call a shocking lack of representation. in a scathing e-mail, the fop accuses hillary clinton of insulting the family members of fallen officers by not including them on the list of approved speakers for the dnc.

also cory booker, also tom vilsack. so stay tuned, could be any minute. i'm steve handelsman, nbc bay area news. >>> we're standing by, thank you, steve. stay with us for continuing coverage of the democratic national convention. we'll bring you live reports from philadelphia all next week. >>> probation revoked for a tech entrepreneur today. that's his decision of a san francisco judge in the case of hall. he pled guilty to misdemeanor battery in 2013 in a domestic violence case, bargaining for probation to avoid jail. the in 2014, another woman filed a complaint and today the judge revoked the probation. next month the judge could extend his probation and pose more fines, require counseling or even order jail time. >>> while one fire after another broke out in the same neighborhood in san jose, investigators say it now appears it could be arson. this is one of the discount carpet stores at san carlos in lincoln in the rose garden area just southwest of the sap center. the other happened at a trash dumpster nearby. it burned a storage facility full of ca

ask cory booker, a rhodes scholar, what it's like. we have to support those activists who bring us together and support steps to improve our institution and reject those who inflame fears on any side in which they are found. we must speak out and support those who believe this is the united states of america, not the divided states of america, and we will not allow this nation to be divided by race, color, creed, religion, who you love. i know america and i believe we will overcome. i want to quote john lewis as i close. he was beaten, bloodied and jailed, fighting for civil rights. and he tells this story and i quote: i saw those signs that said white men, colored men, white women, colored women, white waiting, colored waiting. i would come home and ask my mother, my father, my grandparents and great grandparents why? they would say that's the way it is. don't get in the way. don't get in trouble. and he goes on. in 1957 he writes, i met rosa parks at the age of 17. in 1958 at the age of 18, john lewis writes, i met martin luther kin

. >> reporter: and he will try again tonight along with elizabeth warren, michelle obama and cory booker. but with drama on day one already, one side clearly burning for bernie, the other holding out hope for hillary. and with the party chair stepping down, can this family, this entire convention still come together? >> that's what i'm hearing. i'm hearing that we've got to face trump, and nobody is going to let that happen. >> i totally saw my cousin, gave her a big hug, love her to death, but my vote hasn't been earned yet. >> reporter: well, a lot of division in the crowd out here especially between those two cousins. they're really a microcosm of what we've seen within the california delegation. but it does seem to be coming down just a little bit. joining me is representative barbara lee. how are you doing? >> doing great. >> reporter: what do you think about all this deviciveness -- divisiveness between the sanders' delegates and the clinton delegates? >> is well, i don't call it necessarilily divisiveness. bernie sanders ran a great campaign. i was a member of the platform draftin

gentlemen, please welcome senator cory booker. [cheers and applause] ♪ sen. booker: hello philadelphia! thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. ] rowd chanting booker: thank you. think you. thank you very much. 240 years ago, our forefathers gathered in this very city and they declared to be for the a freehat we would be and independent nation. again ingather here brewery, in this city of -- brotherly love to reaffirm our values before the nation and the whole world. my purpose is not like there's tostart a great nation, but ensure that we continue in the best of our tradition. to, with humble homage generations and patriots before. we put forth to great americans. our nominee for president and vice president, hillary clinton and tim kaine. applause] now, look at that core history. looking back to our founding fathers. documentsfounding that were indeed genius. but the founding documents were not genius because they were perfect. they were saddled with the imperfections and even the bigotry of the past. native americans were referred to as savages. black

. >> worse than -- listen to cory booker. worse than this? let's listen to cory booker. >> we've watched donald trump, our children, our daughters, our nieces and grandkids have watched donald trump and heard him calling women degrading and demeaning names. dog, fat pig, disgusting animal. it is a twisted hypocrisy when he treats other women in a manner he would never, ever accept from another man speaking about his daughters or his wife. . >> let me -- you haven't seen anything yet. >> that's just the beginning? >> yeah, it would have been epic if he would have said wife or wives at this thing. >> well, when you speak for eight and a half hours, eventually you get on every subject, he'll get on trump, talk about the linda berg kidnapping, all that. you had michelle obama go out there and talk about how great the country is and then elizabeth warren came on and said, you're getting screwed by corporate america, getting screwed by the banks and politicians. mind you, she's saying this at an event that's sponsored by corporations that is named