judges saw a lot of

deductions on ragan smith's floor exercise, 14.5. that is not how it felt in the building. gabby douglas is pacing back and forth. she is on the balance beam. gabby can make some progress. she wants to keep things heading in the right direction with her new main coach. >> pretty good night for gabby. she can be a little bit better just about everywhere. but this is a routine. this really separates athletes, being able to be right there. she is supposed to connect that into a leap. she second guesses herself. big skill right here.

back flip with a full twist. that was awesome. another opportunity here to connect. >> a little bit off on all of these connections. >> of all skills in the entire routine that was the easiest skill.

>> obviously a deduction, a full point off. the dismount, combination. >> heading towards the finish line here, not time for andrea joyce's post night interviews but they will be available shortly at nbcolympics.com. there are certainly things that happened tonight that you want to know what the reaction to that is.

>> a simple full turn. it is require today do one of these in your routine, but just wow. >> what do you think happened there? >> to be honest i'm not quite sure. yes, she was off a little bit. her back heel dropped below the beam. this is something that every coach tells you to do no matter what try to save it. don't fall off the beam. fight for every single thing you have. >> during the replay that we were watching coach tried. >> he can try but that does not make it feel any better. >> nothing can take it back. >> absolutely.

we said at the top of the show that, you know, she is virtually a lock for the olympic team. but mistakes like that could make her unlocked. >> i am not used to saying 13.7 after gabby douglas's name at all. here are the final standings after night one. simone biles continues to be the best there is. laurie hernandez and aly raisman. gabby douglas drops down to seventh place, 3.3 points back. so costly for some. a rising night for others. sunday night it all concludes here on nbc when the women's gymnastics trials conclude and we find out who will represent team usa in rio. tomorrow night the road to rio continues.

track and field trials at 8:00 eastern here on nbc. coming up next your late local news. later it's the tonight show starring jimmy fallon. quite a night. i'm al trautwig. we'll see you back here on nbc.

nbc 10 news starts now. there is too much violence, too much hate. too much senseless killing. >> hillary clinton in philadelphia tonight, calling for change in the nation's policing and support for the country's officers. no pause in the local protests against brutality, despite the deadly ambush on officers in dallas. >> he said he wanted to kell white people, especially white office erbs. >> good evening. i'm jim rosenfield. >> that shooter acted alone in massacring five officers and wounding others. the center of dallas remains

locked down. authorities have now identified all five officers who were killed as they release more about the suspect. we have more on the deadliest attack on law enforcement since 9/11. >> reporter: there is an erie silence in downtown dallas tonight. just over 24 hours after this chaos and carnage. police shot from an elevated perch downtown. >> this was a shooter that had written manifestos on how to shoot and move, shoot and move, and he did that. >> reporter: investigators now say this man, micah xavisaixavi johnson was the lone gunman. officers using a bomb robot with

detonating controlled explosives. >> it seems as though the sole suspect now has received his justice. and what will be important is to ensure that there are no other potential co-conspirators. >> reporter: police did detain three other people but did not say what role if any they played in the attack. it ended what was a peaceful march, protesting incidents in minnesota and louisiana. >> couldn't tell where it was coming from. people running various ways and ducking and behihiding behind w. >> reporter: investigators searching for evidence and answers. while dallas and the nation search for strength. >> texas is a tough tait. but just like we've overcome so many challenges in the past, we

will overcome this challenge with the future being even better than the past. >> reporter: a painful past that now includes the most deadly attack on police since 9/11. jay gray, nbc news. dallas. tonight, all five fallen officers have been identified. and we're learning more about their impact. michael smith was a 26-year veteran of the dallas police department who also worked with at-risk kids. he leaves behind a wife and two children. lorne ahrens was married to a dallas police detective and had served for more than a dozen years. brent thompson had just gotten married in the last two weeks. patrick zamarripa had survived tours in iraq and was married with a 2-year-old daughter. michael krol worked for almost a

decade and all he ever wanted was to become a police officer. >> president obama is cutting his trip to poland short to visit dallas. he'll travel to spain tomorrow as planned but will leave early. he will visit dallas early next week. he called the attacks despica e despicable. two groups joined into one group combining their calls for police accountability while tying up traffic. we're joined live from city hall. demonstrators are still out there now? >> reporter: the original group we followed from lehigh from 22nd street hopped a septa train, got off here at city hall and have made their way to 15th and market. they're surrounded by police. a few minutes ago we saw several

lying in the street but got up. they continue to chant. you can see, police are still here. and traffic is tied up all the way around city hall. now all those these shootings did not happen or did happen in different states, these groups may want to make sure they don't happen in philadelphia or anywhere else. >> no justice, no peace! >> reporter: this group, angered over the death of alton sterling and philando castile shut down parts of philadelphia to spread their message. this woman was walking to the market with her grandson when she saw the march. she says she agrees with the message of police accountability but doesn't agree with some of the harsh language chanted, especially around her 4-year-old grandson. she's hopeful he will grow up trusting police. >> i don't want him to think he can't call on them or, you know, go to them for what they're

posed to be here for, express. >> we must stand up -- >> reporter: the rally, led by philly coalition for justice was in the heart of erica mines' neighborhood. she said she would like to see community leaders be more of a presence here. >> deal with the community's anger, rage, whatever and stop discounting who we are and what we are. >> reporter: closer to city hall there was another rally, one that shut down parts of center city. this message, to bridge the gap between police and the black community to make sure tragedies like this week in baton rouge, falcon crest in dallas don't happen anywhere else. >> we're trying to force the hand of the commissioner to bridge the gap between our community and theirs. >> reporter: you're getting a live look at the group of demonstrators who came from north philly, got a septa train and have now made their way out

to city hall. they're face-to-face with police. several police who have been out here to make sure things go smoothly and don't get out of hand. at this point, we've not heard of anyone taken into custody. i'm brandon hudson, nbc 10 news. there is too much violence. too much hate. too much senseless killing. too many people dead who shouldn't be. >> hillary clinton chose not to cancel her appearance in philadelphia tonight and used the time to speak about healing after the violent events of this week. nbc 10's drew smith was there at the ame church convention in center city. >> reporter: presumptive democratic nominee hillary clinton had to walk a fine line in philadelphia tonight, calling for major change in the nation's policing after officer-involved shootings of black men. >> white americans need to do a better job of listening when

african-americans talk. >> reporter: she also asked people to support their police department the day after a sniper killed five officers in dallas. >> we must not vilify police officers. remember what those officers were doing when they died. they were protecting a peaceful march. >> reporter: in the crowd, thousands of african-americans cheered the message. >> we need to come together to heal this nation. >> even law enforcement are under attack. it has gone from the public to law enforcement being attacked. something has to be done. >> i thought she did an excellent job in terms of knitting those communities together. >> reporter: but others wonder how words can translate into action. he talked about guidelines on use of force and spend $1 billion on police training. >> no one has all the answers. we need to find them together. >> reporter: in center city, drew smith, nbc 10 news.

donald trump released a video statement in response to the deadly attack in dallas, where he offered prayers to the victims and their families. >> a brutal attack on our police force is an attack on our country and an attack on our families. we must stand in solidarity with law enfrsment, which we must remember is the force between civilization and total chaos. >> the presumptive republican nominee was scheduled to hold a campaign event with chris christie in miami today but canceled that. police in our area say they are making changes following last night's violence. philadelphia police will now work in two-officer teams. the commissioner says it is looking at how it handles protests, while transit police are leaving assignments up to supervisors. local leaders are still coming to grips with what happened. >> you watch in horror, i mean, seeing those police officers

being pinned down, first of all, not knowing what they're dealing with, which is absolutely scary. >> with the democratic national convention weeks away we're told secret service training includes scenarios hilike what happened dallas. to the weather now. flooding tonight at the jersey shore after a line of storms rolled through. check out this video. there's water covering the streets there. >> and in camden county where heavy rain was falling in winslow township you can see the rain drenching that roadway. >> but the rain has moved out now. you are looking live from center city. we're not in the clear all weekend long? the radar showing another round of possible storms moving into our area tomorrow. >> let's track those chances where you live with the first alert neighbor forecast with glenn hurricane schwartz. >> parts of the area that got a

whole lot of rain today and more tomorrow could cause more flood problems. one of the areas down the shore, you saw that flooding in margate. they had a big storm there, that's at 5:00. and then look at this other one move right down across the same area. now we're pretty much cleared out, but boy, did they get a lot rain. and we had the flash flood warning for parts of that area that has just now, pi expired. there's the next area of showers moving this way. and we could see showers early in the morning. but of course, with the heating of the day and the afternoon, that's when we're going to see more and more of them. some, again, on the heavy side. and if they hit some of the areas that got hit hard today, 2-4 inches of rain in some spots in new jersey and bucks county, there could be more problems. talk more about when the storms finally move out and when we break this heat wave with the rest of the forecast in a few

minutes. >> okay, glenn. there's good and bad news for septa rail riders. first the good. septa will be leasing cars from amtrak, maryland and new jersey transit which will add an additional 1700 seats. to get the fleet back on track, crews may have to entirely replace the defective steel beams. since they're molded from scratch, it may take longer than first thought. >> at this point, it's not looking good for a repair or quick return to service. but we're not done, but it's not, at this point. >> septa hopes to have six cars back by labor day. a brand-new train schedule will be out sunday night. this may pick up your spirits. time to grab your tickets. >> i forgot to play again. >> so did i. >> we have the winning numbers for you. the winning numbers, 8, 19, 20,

55, 73, the megaball is 5. hope you played, and hope you are lucky. we had no trouble looking to find people trying to strike it rich. people were lining up with big dreams for that big money. >> i'd pay all my bills, buy me a home and look out for my family. >> i'm not sure what i would do with it, but i'd love to have it. >> disappear, disappear from the face of the earth. >> that's a good answer. the odds of winning are 1 in 258 million. popular concert back to the jersey shore after a controversy about bad beach behavior threatened to shut it down. we'll take you there next. but first, a boy shot during a road rage incident in hunting park this week. he tells us what he remembers about the moment the bullet hit

him. and this dog, left to die in this week's smothering heat, but a cardboard box saved his life. we'll explain how next.

new at 11:00, a 13 year old boy shot during a road rage incident in hunting park is home from the hospital. >> he was shot three times, still has a bullet in his leg. he says he was playing tuesday night when he heard gunshots. >> i didn't remember somebody got up there and everybody ran into the street, so i followed my brother. and i told him i got hit, he said no you didn't, i said yes, i did. >> yes, he did. a man jumped out of a car and fired eight shots after a road rage incident. the car drove off and so far there have been no arrests. this week's oppressive heat

claimed the life of a dog. an adult akita mix was found chained to a cinder block. he did not survive. an 8 month old pit bull was also found in a wire carrier. that dog did survive, thanks to a cardboard box on top of the crate that helped block the sun. >> animals just want to do nothing but give you unconditional love. and just leave them in deplorable conditions like that blows my mind. >> a humane officer searched the house this morning and found two more dogs along with a bearded dragon and fish. in less than an hour, work on new jersey road projects will just come to a stop, for at least a week. the latest fallout after the governor and state lawmakers weren't able to reach a deal on a gas tax increase. governor christie wants a gas hike of 23 cents a gallon to pay for these, but senate lawmakers

refuse to take action on the bill, the governor signed an executive order that suspends those projects at midnight. between 295 and 206 among those on the chopping block. in camden county, the same goes for a $1 million project to repair the nicholson bridge. multiple projects to make improvements along the river line could also be shelved. a controversial music festival made a return tonight. the beach music festival in wildwood and other local businesses filed a lawsuit to block the festival after they explained they had problems with bad behavior among concert-goers, but a judge gave the concert the okay. it benefits music programs in atlanta city school.

now your first alert neighborhood weather with glenn hurricane schwartz. >> some parts of the area got clobbered with thunderstorms,es personally in new jersey, parts of bucks county. the rain is finally offshore. but this is the doppler estimated rainfall. hardly anything, but look at all of this rain to the east of bucks county. parts of the area, newtown, northampton, close to 3 inches. atlantic city international had over 3 inches. now as we go through the night tonight and into the morning, we see more showers developing, getting heavier by afternoon. so a lot of folks that didn't get rain today are going to see some during the day tomorrow. we may have enough sunshine to push the temperature up to near

90 degrees in some spots, but it's going to be hard to get much higher than that. and then the drier air comes in for sunday, leading to beautiful weather. we got up to 94 degrees today. we get right around the 90 degree mark tomorrow. but we already have the official heat wave. temperatures now are in the 70s. they really got knocked down by the rain that we saw this afternoon. and tomorrow we're likely lly e rain again. chestnut hill at 85 degrees, yeardley, 85 for the high, reading, 88 for the high. a lot of places won't reach 80, the shore won't. but it will be warmer at the jersey shore because of a land breeze. but the humidity will be down. no rain. lots of sunshine. that is really nice. and similar ory in the pocono

mountains. showers and thunderstorms on saturday. beautiful, sunny day on sunday. at the jersey shore, a nice little sea breeze tomorrow, but a good bit of clouds and some showers and then the land breeze with the warmer air, but less humid air on sunday. so there's the nicer, drier air, sunday and monday. not quite up to the 90 degrees. then we're back to 90 tuesday. really starts heating up again on wednesday. and by thursday, friday, saturday, we're back into the mid-90s with high humidity, another heat wave on the way. >> all right, glen. up next, a philadelphia native will run for team usa after securing her trip to the rio olympics tonight. we'll show you how she did it.

that music. tonight a philadelphia native is on the road to rio after earning a spot on the u.s. olympic team. mia ali placed third in the 100-meter hurdles at tonight's olympic trials in oregon which qualifies her for a spot on the team. ali attended west catholic high school before transferring to pleasantville high school. the opening ceremony is august 5th. and i'll be in rio covering the games. i'll bring you all the action from brazil right here on nbc 10. we're talking phillies and flyers, next in sports. when you're the parent of a disabled child, you realize that the world can be a harsh place. but you also realize it can be

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