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democratic governor the chair of the dnc. he s confident that the dnc will get that money before the convention. 60 days to go. and that s an easy figure for us to make up in 60 days. reporter: but nothing really seems easy during this year s race for the white house. former pennsylvania governor and dnc chairman ed rendell told eyewitness news he s not worried but he s realistic. we got a little more difficult time than we expected for three reasons. reporter: the first according to rendell is that both political parties will not receive $18 million from the federal government. that went away with sequestration. philadelphia doesn t have the budget surplus it did in 2000 sand when the rnc was in town. but the fir reason might surprise you. rendell blames republican nominee donald trump for the loss in dnc revenue. because of donald trump s candidacy and because of the things he said about latinos and muslims a number of major national companies pulled out of fund
New-yorkUnited-statesAustraliaRutgers-universityNew-jerseyPhiladelphiaPennsylvaniaChester-countyDelawareCaliforniaColumbusOhio not cell phones. but first less than two months until the democratic national convention in philadelphia and organizers still need to raise millions of dollars. why they re behind in bringing in cash. good evening everyone, i m ukee washington. eye , hi everyone i m jessica dean. former governor ed rendell says it s been a little more difficult to raise money for this year s convention than in years past. eyewitness news reporter david spunt is along the parkway right now with why donald trump may have something to do with it. david? reporter: ukee and jessica an interesting connection isn t it listen we re talking about $10 million that is a lot of money but ed rendell the former democratic governor the chair of the dnc. he s confident that the dnc will get that money before the convention. 60 days to go. and that s an easy figure for us to make up in 60 days. reporter: but nothing really seems easy during this year s race for the white house. former pennsyl
AustraliaRutgers-universityNew-jerseyUnited-statesPhiladelphiaPennsylvaniaChester-countyDelawareCaliforniaColumbusOhioOhio-valley ireland. also tonight, history in havana. good evening everyone i m jessica dean. ukee washington has the night off. president obama continues his trip to cuba meeting with the country s president raul castro. together they addressed reporters and said the road toward normalized relations will not be easy but it is possible if both countries work together. for castro that means an end to the us straight embargo. eyewitness news reporter david spunt is live in the cbs3 sat center with more on this historic trip and the reaction of some cuban-americans right here in our area. david? reporter: jessica the president and mrs. obama just wrapped up a state dinner in havana. many cuban-americans are still taking in all the images of an american president on cuban soil. tonight one of those cuban-americans says he s ready to bring both countries together. reporter: members of the cuban government welcomed president obama with full honors playing the american national anth
New-yorkUnited-statesMiamiFloridaCanadaTrentonNova-scotiaNorth-carolinaCenter-cityTexasBrooklynPhiladelphia and high society reputation. but why is it called the mainline? good question. nicole brewer has the history behind the name. all of that is ahead but first tonight some breaking news. american airlines jet that departed philadelphia makes an unscheduled landing at logan airport in boston tonight. flight 722 was headed from philadelphia to dublin. our sister station in boston wbz is reporting that landing was caused by an unruly passenger. the plane is still on the ground in boston. it s schedule to depart there at 11:30 and continue on to irela ireland. also tonight, history in havana. good evening everyone i m jessica dean. ukee washington has the night off. president obama continues his trip to cuba meeting with the country s president raul castro. together they addressed reporters and said the road toward normalized relations will not be easy but it is possible if both countries work together. for castro that means an end to the us straight embargo. eyewitness news
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