salesforce that are saying we hire situation where we are not doing all that do.an freestrth for yes state in the country. i think we should strive to be the first. we should talk about wages being work. a lot of that has to do with not having enough jobs, companies having to compete for workers. certainly if we do away with property tax and attract more businesses, we will have more my son moved to san diego, california last year. he was in mississippi is the time. he went from being one of the richest men to be in one of the poorest man in san diego, california. he was in mississippi is the time. he went from being one of the richest men to be in one of the poorest man in san diego, california. we need to look at what we have in indiana. proud of the fact that we can live cheaper here than we can in other places. certainly we want to raise wages every chance we get, but i think things in ourp mind and proportion to where we are. working two and three jobs to get by. we
becoming the first woman ever to be the nominee of a political party in the united states. in another effort to tamp down the discord of the anti-close the anti-clinton voters there, vermont made put her over the top by shifting the order of the states. this money can here is how sanders answered this morning, here is how sanders answered why despite interesting latency encourages voters to vote for him. senator sanders: if you are campaigning for six months, the , he would vote for bernie sanders. that is what i would do. why would you not do that? you cast your vote, the other side gets more votes, you accept that, you go on, and hopefully you support the winter. sanderslot of delegate s told us last night that they are waiting until after the rollcall this evening to lay down arms because they speakersthe convention monday treating clinton like she is already the nominee. andhe nomination happens clinton is nominated, does this represent a turning of the page for the unh
virginia governor tim can the cutting nomination for vice president last night in philadelphia. bc tweet of tim the kansasisingl delegation. here is what our live coverage for this fourth and final day of the democratic national convention looks like good starting at 3:00 eastern with a preview of tonight s events and a look around at what is happening leading up to the main event, hillary clinton excepting the democratic nomination for president, followed by the balloon drop. the theme for tonight s speeches will be women s issues, including workplace fairness and pay. coverage starting at three clock this afternoon. thathill points out hillary clinton will be following last night s dream team lineup. the except into speech is a right of passage for anyone seeking the white house and theeli broadcaster tweeting night when the first u.s. black president called america to vote for the first u.s. female president. president s speech last night. announcer: ladies and gentlemen,
tramps like us baby we were born good night yea! announcer: this portion of cbs this morning sponsored by toyota. let s go places! welcome to cbs this morning. we are at the national constitution center in philadelphia. the birth place of america is now home to another historic home to an historic first. beca firsty clinton became the first majorever chosen about a major party to be their presidential entinee. he democratic convention delegates ratified the historic s mination. ernie sanders supporters bamated it by leaving the convention. president obama will speak hillary n support of hillary clinton, so will vice-president ine.biden and tim kaine. last night, former president onal storyon told a personal story, as a wife, a mom and a eader. nancy cordes is high above the convention floor, at wells fargo conv center. nancy, good morning. center. reporter: good morning. r ou know there are a lot of who acians on this stage this week who are vouching for h
for peace. it has become political. we re the mothers bearing the children that are dying in the streets. this is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. reporting tonight from the democratic national convention in philadelphia. pelley: and breaking news, history is just minutes away. the roll call of the states is continuing, and when it is over, hillary clinton will be the democratic candidate for president of the united states. a milestone for america, the first woman to win a major party nomination nearly a century after women first won the right to vote. nancy cordes begins our coverage. nancy? reporter: scott, i ve spoken to a number of olden women in the arena tonight who say they never thought that they would live to see this moment. in a few minutes, we expect that senator bernie sanders will be arriving here in the vermont delegation, and he will be the one to announce that hillary clinton has gone over the top. pelley: if they didn t work this out. 61 v