(CN) - Delegates to the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia will formally endorse Hillary Clinton's selection of Virginia Sen. Tim Kaine as her running mate on Wednesday, but the big event of the day and night will be a prime time address by President Barack Obama.
10:39 p.m.
PHILADELPHIA (CN) — Vice presidential candidate Tim Kaine introduced himself to the DNC, but was briefly heckled by delegates holding anti-TPP signs, angered at Kaine's past support for fast tracking trade deals like the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
Kaine did not mention the TPP during his speech, but just before the convention he said through a spokeswoman that he was against the trade deal.
He gave Bernie Sanders a salute, however, gaining some cheers from the Sanders' delegates.
"We all should feel the Bern," he said. "We don't want to get burned by [Donald Trump]."
While Kaine tried to warm up to Bernie supporters, Trump's camp issued a statement that Kain "is out of step with Bernie Sanders' priorities."
Trump accused Kaine of being pro-Wall Street and for looser banking regulations.
Kaine, a modest Virginia politician, thanked his family, friends and colleagues and told the crowd, "I never expected to be here. I don't know how it happened."
He elicited cheers when he addressed the Hispanic contingency by speaking Spanish, and more so when he touted the progress made by the Obama administration and the many talents of his running mate.
"I trust Hillary Clinton with our son's life," Kaine said.
Kaine's son's Nat, a marine, deployed earlier this week.
And like many of Democrats, Kaine took plenty of stabs at Trump and went a step further with an enthusiastic impression of the reality television star.
"It's gonna be great — believe me!" he said, mimicking the parlance of Trump.
Kaine added, "Take it from John Kasich, the Republican Governor who had the honor of hosting the Republican Convention in Cleveland but wouldn't even attend it because he thinks Trump is such a moral disaster."
After his speech, Kaine left the stage and shook hands with the crowd, the first speaker to do so. - Ryan Abbott.
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10:13 p.m.
The presidential motorcade arrived at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia at 9:40 pm for the President Obama to give his speech at the Democratic National Convention.
Motorcade route into convention area was filled with police, some taking video and others saluting.
9:39 p.m.
Air Force One landed at Philadelphia International Airport at 9:20 pm after a short flight. President Obama watched Vice President Biden's speech on the way, according to the White House.
The president deplaned and was greeted by Gov. Tom Wolf, Sen. Bob Casey, Rep. Brendan Boyle, Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney and Brendan Kenney.
The motorcade started rolling toward the convention center at 9:28 pm.
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9:06 p.m.
Florida Gov. Rick Scott is going to become national chairman of a super PAC that is backing Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.
Scott announced Wednesday that he would start raising money and work on behalf of Rebuilding America Now. Scott is a multi-millionaire businessman who jumped into politics in 2010 when he first ran for governor. He has spent roughly $85 million of his own money on his two races.