weijia? >> reporter: good morning, brooke, jim, melania trump delivered a passionate speech about why her husband is the perfect man to unite a divided country, but today she is under fire because some of her words sounded strangely familiar. >> present the next first lady of the united state, my wife. >> donald trump's wife melania stole the show on the opening night of the republican national convention. >> my husband is ready to lead this great nation. >> mrs. trump's speech was well received among party members. >> i think we just saw -- >> but twitter exploited provided with backlash and accusation that is mrs. trump speech included two passages plagiarize dollars from first lady michelle obama's speech at the 2008 democratic convention. >> we want our children and all children in this nation to know that the only limit of

the height of your achievements is the reach of your dream and your willingness to work hard for them. >> we want our children in this nation to know that the only limits to your achievements is the strength of your dreams and your willingness to work for them. >> the controversy tapped off an already chaotic opening day. some tried to force a role call vote on the convention rules, but the last ditch effort to stop trump failed. today delegates will vote to officially nominate trump the theme of the day is make america work again. several high profile republicans are set to take the stage. >> house speaker paul ryan, new jersey governor chris christie, and donald trump, jr., are also scheduled to speak. >> and the rnc official program for today criticizes the obama administration for what it calls a.m. even i can

economic growth. we expect to hear plenty more about that from the speakers, as well, jim and brooke? >> weijia, what is the trump campaign saying about the claims about melania's speech at this point? >> reporter: jim, overnight, the trump campaign issued a statement after this controversy was full blown, but it did not mention the claims of plagiarism at all. instead, saying, the speech was beautiful and a success. so it is a little surprising, but no one has directly responded to this yet but both the campaign and trump are saying how well she did. >> very interesting. thanks a lot, weijia, for that update. >> meanwhile, in other news, new jersey governor chris christie is among the speaker at tonight's session. >> the former presidential candidate was on the short list of the donald trump's runningmate t did indeed end upgoing to indianna governor mike pence, last night the new jersey governor that he antrum-a tense conversation

about him not being chosen. >> we had a conversation that is typical of our relationship for the last 14 years. >> which is? >> which means free wheeling, and roll i can g and private. >> christie spokesman says the governor misspoke when he cited a trump donation to super storm sandy relief efforts as a sign of his generosity. christy told republican delegation his wife marry pat asked the billionaire businessman and responded how much does the check need to be. our jest did a dean traveling to cleveland for the republican national convention, look for her live reports later today on cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and we're continuing the countdown to the start of the democratic national convention right here in philadelphia, it all starts in less than a week now. >> now, hillary clinton is stomping in las vegas today, she is expected to announce her runningmate by friday. the presumptive democratic presidential nominee attended the naacp annual convention yesterday in cincinnati. she condemned the recent killings of police officers in dallas and baton rouge, saying it, threatens the nation's

ability to make progress toward criminal justice reform. clinton also reminded the crowd trump was the first presumptive gop nominee to turn down the organization's invitation to speak in 20 years. let us know forget the first time donald trump was quoted in the new york times was in 1973 when the justice department went after his company for refusing to rent amounts to african-americans. now, afterward, clinton rallied with supporters at the university of cincinnati. stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing cover pain coverage of 2016 on the radio with "kyw news radio" and wpht on line with cbsphilly.com and on tv with cbs news and of course your "eyewitness news" team right here on cbs-3. >> a lot of people waking up this morning finding the

powerful storms that swept through part of our region. >> it was red you why. jan carabeo live at swiss farms in havertown, we understanded a landmark was damaged. jan? >> reporter: brooke, jim, good morning, that's right, a lot of clean up ahead here, and a lot of power crews going around trying to get everyone back on line. you can see here, liver on the scene, that this fast moving storm toppled trees, and utility polls, and right her at this swiss farms on eagle road, the symbol of this store that stood here for 40 years came crashing down. all that's left of the swiss farms silo on eagle road in haverford are broken pieces of wood. the 40-foot structure, that stood here for decades, shattered when strong winds and heavy rain blew through delaware county on monday. >> pretty devastating. and after 40 years, it is casino of sad, but now we'll have next four years with a new one. >> swiss farm ceo pledges to rebuild the store's symbols. employees are just happen now

one was hurts. silo came down in the drive-thru lane when the store was open. >> all the sudden we heard like this crackling noise, and we look like there is nothing there. >> a mile away, this family feeling lucky, as women. two crease came down and his their home, erin was inside with her baby. >> i could tell the win was picking up, so i went down in the basement with my seven month old and my dog, and heard a big bang, whistling wind, but didn't think this was what i was going to walk out to. >> one of the trees fell on to the nursery, the exact spot the family stood before taking cover. >> thank god for cell phones, she was able to tell mow they were okay. by then the storm was calming down, must have happened so quickly. >> neighbors are in awe of the storm's power and left with a big clean up on their hands today, as utility crews worked to restore power to the homes still left in the dark. >> and back out here live at this swiss farms, we're told this damage costs about $100,000. the store, how much, will

reopen today, meantime, here in delaware county, peco says, 20,000 households were without power at the height of the storm, and that number is now down to about 2200 households, still in the dark, and we have seen utility crews roaming around this morning, working hard to get that power back on. for who ever doesn't get yet have it. reporting live back into you in the studio, brooke, jim? >> thank, jan. >> really came through there yesterday, justin, i mean, i was taking a nap, waist going on out there. >> i was outside in it, yes, jim, we knew it was coming -- >> heat, humidity, weather under severe thunderstorm watch, we had warnings, up through lehigh valley down through the storm, strong thunder storm, wind gusts over 06-mile percent hour report in the allentown, new castle delaware, 54, cape may coming in over 40 miles per hour with some of the storms. so a loft downed trees, wires, good news today, is these storms are gone. we're left with some sunshine,

so not bad start to the morning. temperatures still warm, 73 degrees, still little humidity out there, but starting to drop. that's going to be the trends into the afternoon. so, overall, for mid-july, somewhat of a pleasant day, but tomorrow will be real nice. sixty-six in allentown, low mid 70s from philadelphia on south and east, suburbs, same situation, quakertown, doylestown, right at 70 degrees this hour. so here's what to expect today. >> looks like heatwave will come to an end, we will be close, but temperatures should make it to the upper 80s today, still warm, average this time of year. lots every sunday shine today, humidity continues to drop hour by hour. and we will continue these dry conditions over the next several days. storm scan3, no rain or storms showing up, just some clouds, eventually give way to mostly sunny skies, 88 for the high for philadelphia, mid 80s at the sharp, 70s in the poconos. talk about big time heat though for next weekend coming up in just a few minutes, meisha. what's the latest? >> justin, good morning to you. good morning to everyone at home, well, the roads are looking really nice, dealing with some construction this morning, but overall things looking really good out there.

then we will close over night between the schuylkill and broad because of the overnight construction all since lifted so moving the westbound-eastbound side looking good approaching. see a birds eye shot what you are working with, 95 south at cottman, a lot of early risers coming around the s curve at cottman. overall holding steady here, doesn't look to be increasing over the past ten, 15 minutes or so, but we know that will start to change as we crawl deep near the 5:00 hour. 422 eastbound, onramp, right lane compromised because of the construction. crews are still out there. that will slow you down just little bit, in a little while, what will happen, if it doesn't get cleared, start to get gaper delay there. construction 495 north between 12th street and edgemore road, left lane blocked, that's going to be blocked until 5:00 a.m. on monday. all right, brooke, back over to you. >> thank, meisha. happening today, airport work remembers fighting for better pay at philadelphia international airport. 1,000 employees voted to walk off their jobs next week during the democratic national

convention. baggage handlers, cabin cleaners, wheelchair attendant, other employees, demanding 15-dollar per hour starting wage, and union workers. they hope arriving dnc delegates will embrace their cause should they walk out. >> well, developing this morning, a corrections officer and a prisoner are both dead following an altercation at the luzerne county correctional facility in wilkes-barre, authorities not saying what type of altercation occurred monday evening, officials identified the inmate as 27 year old tracey gilliam, who is behind bars for failing to register as a sex offer ender. now, the person is still on lock-down, luzerne county district attorney and the state police are investigating. >> meanwhile, a federal judge says a lawsuit filed by bill cosby against the national inquirer and others can proceed, just not all of it. cosby claimed andrea constand, who accuses him after 2004 sexual assault, constand's mother and the national enquirer and other violated confidential settlement

agreement. the judge says the accuser can't be sued for talking to law enforcement action while have lawsuit regarding other tweets and newspaper interview. cosby is awaiting trial for the alleged sexual assault. still ahead the search for a killer heads south. the latest on a murder vehicles in bucks county. >> also ahead, symbol of hate discovered spray painted on a south jersey home. hear from the stunned residents. >> plus, the story of an attack on crowded train in germany, coming up: major clues just found in the suspect's apartment. >> ♪ >> it is going to be less humid today. justin has our next chance to see extreme heat. we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪

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attacking people with an axe and a knife. four people were hurt, several others were treated foreshock. the suspect was shot and killed as he fled from police. >> gunman who killed 49 people at a night club was taunted for being muslim in his job as a security guard. released yesterday, sheriff ace offers show omar mat even showed he was called name, in response, say he had ties to the boston marathon bombing suspect and the fort hood sheet r, that prompted fbi investigation which we now know concluded he was not a terror us. >> mt. laurel police investigating a swastika as a hate crime. found the symbol painted next-door to their condo, had placed tribute flag, other pro-police symbols after the murders of five dallas police officers. the condo owner asked "eyewitness news" to protect her identity because she is afraid of her safety. >> threat against my family, my husband is jewish, we have

a tribute flag for fallen officers displayed outside of our condo. is this a threat against mt. laurel police? >> now, if you have any information call mt. laurel police investigators are excepting anonymous tips. >> well, a we reported earlier, residents in havertown are cleaning up from yesterday's storms. this is time lapse video of the system moving into center city. now, this hour peco still has more than 2,000 pour outages in new castle county, delaware, has more than 3500 outages. wow. we were just talking about how fast it casino of moved in. >> that's right. it dropped that quick, half an inch around the city, and we saw temperature drop about 20 degrees from that thunderstorm, so it is bringing cooler air. we have cool front passing through right now, that will help push out the humidity, nice couple of days shaping up for mid-july time frame. but, let's take you outside to the shore. could get little fog maybe in

some spot across the delaware vale, another good beach day, see decent amount of sunshine today, in ocean sit, humidity continues to drop through the afternoon, but make sure you have the sun block if you are headed outside. temperature wise still warm, philadelphia airport, 73 degrees, low 70s in south jersey and delaware, then it cools down to the mid 60s up into the lehigh valley, look at mount pocono checking in at 60 degrees this hour, we zoom into the shore points, nice little westerly breeze right now, nice land breeze keeping us mild this morning, 73, barnegat, and in ocean sit but the key thing today is the dew point temperatures will be dropping indicating low humidity. so right now still somewhat hi, upper 60s to near 70 degrees. they'll drop to the 60s and 50's by the afternoon. and, you you know, dryer air mas continues to work it way in, it sticks around for about 24, 36 hours, so nice stretch of weather coming at us. cold front not past philadelphia just yet. you know bands of clouds, actual front, not a loft moisture on it, one little cluster of showers, storms, over western maryland, that

should stay to the south and west but a lot of clear skies out toward pittsburgh, full sunshine for later this morning into the afternoon. shore forecast, again, clearing skies, it will be breezy at times, 84 degrees, that's comfortable. ocean water has taken another hit down to 66 degrees at atlantic city, that's typical when you get the southwest wind, pushes warm surface water back out to sea replaced by colder water beneath, give it another day or so should warm back up. today upper 80s, tonight comfortable, 50's in some outside suburbs, outside philadelphia, so you can open up the windows, then tomorrow noticeably cooler, low and mid eight 80s for the high temperatures, actually few gross below average. so, enjoy today, less humid, sunny, 88 degrees, tonight, we go 66 for the city. 50's out in the suburbs, clear, comfortable, tomorrow pretty much calling it practically perfect for the month every july. low how many i i had at this, breezes on loot i had zoom check out extended forecast, nice stretch of weather low humidity, still warm, friday

we bring back the heat, 94, and look at the weaken, saturday and sunday, upper 90's, will feel more like 100 degrees beyond that, as well, when you factor in the humidity. meisha? >> justin, thank you so much. roads are looking good, guys. good morning, happy tuesday to you. looking outside, this is looking at delaware county push in the northbound direction, 95 north at 452, taking that all the way up to the airport, what you are looking at, delaware county, northbound pa avenue you can see, traffic stopped all the way on to the shoulder. not going to cause too many slow downs right now, just take a look, maybe back out of the way you can see, almost look being like a ghosttown, no problem whatsoever, route one northbound at pennsylvania avenue. >> construction, on ramp from route 23, right lane still compromised, morning construction, still kind of lingering out, there so make note of that for those every in you and around that area, might start to get little gaper delay, look at the flashing lights, overall still looking good there. and speaking of 422, 422

eastbound, that right lane blocked, in that area. and also, some more construction for this morning, northeast extension between lansdale and mid-county northbound, left lane block, southbound the right lane blocked, we will be covering this this morning until it clears. one more point every construction, 495 northbound, left lane block, that's going to be blocked until around 5:00 a.m. on monday. brooke, over to you. >> for a look at newspaper headlines, from across our region. >> front page of the bucks county courier times, considered armed and dangerous, police in bucks county looking for a 33 year old thomas gould of bensalem in connection with shooting death of 33 year old edward stabinski. he died from a single gunshot to the head. gould and his girlfriend, 30 year old zana tool naeim last spotted in north carolina. >> calling for open face bond

and in delaware county wages on. green face volunteer board, look to go preserve the 213-acre tract. they also want to create a means to fund public spaces. >> undercover boyertown area times, gilbertsville cub scout wins the pine wood derby world championship in new york city. seven year old jj not only won the championship, also broke track record with get this 2nd run. that's 300 cars that competed in the event. go jj. that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. still ahead, we'll have major milestone. >> and little later philadelphia's no stranger to hosting political conventions. a look back at some of the candidates nominated right here in the city of brotherly love. we'll be right back.

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>> phillies begin last night. >> lesley van arsdall here would breakdown on how they did. >> on the mound tonight when the phillies take on the marlins, last night, aaron nola returned to the hill after a break. the rest did him some good. aaron struck out two of the first three batters he saved, then in the sixth, scary moment, taking a line drive off the right shoulderment trainer came out to look, aaron said don't worry, i'm okay, he stayed in the game. struck out five through 68 pitches. the phils up one-nothing in

the seventh. joseph crushes, just 48 games, phillies with two run lead. then in the ninth, gomez could not get the save. that will drove in chris, to tie the game, if gomez's third blown save of the season. the phillies killer strikes again, solo homer, and the marlins win, three-two. that's sport, i'm lesley van arsdall, have a great day. >> coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", we'll have the latest on the ambush of three police officers in baton rouge. >> plus, more on the controversy surrounding melania trump's speech last night. >> that's right. some are saying they heard mrs. trump's speech before. we'll let you be the judge. justin? >> good morning, everyone, storms have gone, humidity starting to drop here, nice stretch of weather. i'll let you know how long it lasts coming up in eyewitness wetter. >> meisha with the latest on the roads this morning, when "eyewitness news" continues.

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>> melania trump remarks repeat in the this morning she is accused stealing lines from michelle owe bamm a good morning, i'm brooke thomas. >> i'm jim donovan. melania trump speech tops our morning minute. >> your work is your bond. and you do what you say. >> there is controversy this morning over melania trump speech of the republican national convention. >> your word is your bond if you do what you are say you are going to do. >> a lot of people say it sounded a whole lot like michelle obama's speech at the democratic convention in 2008. >> damaging storms swept through the area, in the leaving wake of debris behind, knocking out power. >> life is full every hate right now. >> trying to figure out who paint add swastika on burlington county condo. >> coatesville police officers attack while on patrol. through a rock at an officer's care