nbc 10 news starts now. >> officer down. shots fired. officer down. >> three officers dead. three others hurt in another ambush attack on law enforcement. this time in baton rouge. >> attacks on police are an attack on all of us. >> tonight this latest act of violence heightening concerns at the republican national convention which starts in cleveland tomorrow. good evening. i'm jim rosenfield. live in cleveland tonight. team coverage from the republican national convention. tracy davidson and lauren will be joining me bringing you the sights and sounds of the rnc. 21,000 visitors expected here. they'll find a very skwecure

quicken loans arena when this kicks off tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. we'll show you how security here has been affected by situations like today's ambush down south. first we want to send it back to denise nakano back in philadelphia with the latest on the ambush in baton rouge. >> the nation's attention is once again shifted to a deadly ambush against officers. three officers are dead, three others are hurt. and one is described as fighting for his life. the officers were shot after they responded to a report of a man with a gun. police say the shooter was killed and his motive remains unknown. >> chaos followed an all too familiar call of officers down. >> shot fires. officer down. shots fired, officer down. >> officers responded to a 911 call of a man dressed in black fatigues walking down the highway. this cell phone video captures the ambush that killed two

police officers and one sheriff's deputy. >> these men risking their lives to protect and serve this community were taking out -- taken out the way that they were. >> the officers who died were married and leave behind children. deputy brad garafola, a father of four. officer matthew gerald with baton rouge police department four months and officer montrell jackson, a new father recently shared on social media what it was like to be black and a police officer. i swear to god, i love this city but wonder if the city loves me. in uniform i get nasty, hateful looks and out of uniform some consider me a threat. police shot and killed a lone shooter gavin long of kansas city, a marine veteran who served in iraq. the ambush comes less than two weeks after the police-involved shooting death of alton sterling resulting in nationwide protests. days later, five officers were shot and killed in dallas.

sterling's aunt calling for an end to senseless violence. >> we don't call for no bloodshed. that's how this all started. with bloodshed. we don't want no more bloodshed. >> prayers are with the most critically injured surviving officer. president obama saying attacks on police are an attack on all of us. protesters hit the streets of philadelphia chanting black lives matter and calling for equal treatment of african-americans when it comes to the investigation of police brutality. marchers made their way down broad street from north philadelphia to center city blocking traffic in many spots. and police say there were no arrests. philadelphia police officers continue riding in pairs tonight. the change was made to ensure officer safety after the deadly ambush on police officers in dallas ten days ago. >> sad. it really is sad. it's just an all-out attack on law enforcement.

it's really not necessary and our heart goes out. >> it's tough. it's sad. it makes us angry. but on the other hand, when the outpouring of support for us comes through, it reinforces why we put the badge on. >> today the ocean city fast pitch organization presented plaques to local officers thanking them for their service and sacrifice. in light of this attack in baton rouge, and the violence in dallas and nice, france, security concerns are high for the republican national convention which starts tomorrow. some 5,500 officers are assigned to convention security. let's go back live to nbc 10's jim rosenfield who is in cleveland monitoring the security concerns. jim? >> denise, this convention has long been designated a national security event. the u.s. secret service is in charge of trying to keep people safe here. we walked the streets of cleveland this afternoon and this evening. it's really a party atmosphere

out there, but it's designed to make delegates feel at home, but they will find security is tight when they try to get in here. the welcome signs are out in cleveland. the visitors are rolling in. inside the q, 125,000 patriotic balloons are ready for the big event. so, too are more than 5,000 law enforcement officers, including 3,000 federal officers in town assigned to rnc security. convention officials tell nbc 10's tracy davidson the security plan has been a constant work in progress. especially in light of recent police-involved shootings, national protests and officer deaths, including today's violence in baton rouge. >> if i were to use one word to describe cleveland right now, it's prepared. >> reporter: prepared with a fortress of checkpoint s and fencing. philly ph ph >> it definitely heightens your awareness of things. >> reporter: security on

people's minds. i want to check in with lauren make who is down below me on the convention floor. she's been dith delegates as they've been arriving. is security an issue for them right now? are they worried? >> jim, it is certainly on their mind. they are aware of it, but they also know that there is going to be a lot of security here for a lot of people. and there are more than 600 people from pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware here. that's not just delegates but also party officials, alternates and guests. and i was with them as some of them rolled into town today. >> trump! trump! trump! >> reporter: the chants and the signs got out. >> i am a trumpster. i go everywhere i can. i go door to door. he's our man. he is the man. >> you're pretty excited to be

here. >> you can't tell? >> yes, i am. >> inside the hotel, delegates and party loyal will find some comforts of home like yeungling beer and utz potato chips. there are signs of the convention everywhere from celebration to precaution. a long security line to get into this big party. dozens of officers on bikes riding through downtown as it swells with visitors. among those making the trek from pennsylvania today, congressman tom merino. >> hard working taxpayers are fed up with the republican establishment and democratic establishment. >> merino endorsed him early. >> some of them have not. some of them are not even here this week. what does it say? >> just because they're not here this week doesn't mean they are refraining from supporting him. i know that for a fact. >> reporter: he expects support to grow. convention week is traditionally a time for parties to come together and gear up for the

campaign ahead. >> a lot of euphoria amongst the delegates. a lot of excitement. this is my seventh convention. i haven't seen this much excitement since ronald reagan. >> and each state has a spot on the floor here of the convention behind me. and they'll largely stick together this week. each state delegation staying in a hotel together having breakfast together, events together and then starting tomorrow, traveling here to the convention together. live in cleveland, i'm lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. back to you. >> thank you lauren. >> the pa delegates get a front row seat to a speech from paul ryan. ryan is scheduled to deliver the key note address for monday's breakfast. and we'll continue our live coverage from cleveland and throughout the rnc on nbc 10 and on the nbc 10 app. look out for our live recap shows every night as the convention starting tomorrow night at 7:00.

that heat wave continues for a fourth straight night. there's no relief coming for us tomorrow. you're looking live at center city from our kimmel center campus camera where it was slightly less humid today, but temperatures still topped 90. it will feel more smothering tomorrow. let's go to meteorologist karen thomas for the first alert forecast. >> i like that word, smothering. it's getting warmer by the time we get to tomorrow. mostly clear tonight with temperatures dipping down mainly in the upper 60s, lower 70s. heat and humidity building in for our monday. think of a steamy monday for tomorrow as we start off our next workweek. temperatures really not cooling off quickly this evening either. still in the '80s in philadelphia. 83 degrees. 80 degrees here in wilmington and 80 degrees currently in dover, delaware. so we're talking heat wave three. we did top out at 92 degrees for

a high temperature in philadelphia. we're headed to 95 for a high temperature tomorrow. and so this is what we mean. we started back here on thursday. and the heat wave will be continuing tomorrow. humidity coming back into the picture tomorrow. so it is going to feel oppressive. but we're keeping a close eye on some storms, possibly severe, coming in tomorrow afternoon. i'll be back with that in a bit. >> new at 11:00, a northeast philadelphia restaurant goes up in flames. the story was first on the nbc 10 app. you can see crews trying to extinguish this fire at applebee's restaurant. fortunately everyone managed to make it out safely. no injuries were reported. the tensions in turkey have calmed after a coup attempt two days ago. but efforts are heating up to get a man from pennsylvania sent back to turkey to face justice for that uprising. plus, circling the city with love. that's what people in cleveland are trying to do after another

devastating day of violence for our nation. our coverage continues next.

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from the nbc 10 delaware bureau, a local community is on lockdown as police search for a gunman. these pictures were sent to nbc 10 of the situation at the germantown manor apartment complex in new castle county. police are asking everyone to stay inside. no word if anyone was shot or

injured. at last check, part of route 273 has been closed while the investigation continues. an update on the deadly attack on police officers in baton rouge. three officers were killed and three others wounded following an attack at a gas station less than a mile from police headquarters. police say the suspect, 29-year-old gavin long, was shot and killed at the scene. it's unclear whether he acted alone. it comes less than two weeks after a black man was shot and killed by baton rouge police in a confrontation that sparked nightly protests across the city. a call to come together today in the wake of violence that hit communities across the country. several dozen people gathered for a peaceful march along germantown avenue in mount airy. they were urging people to unite in order to make a difference and create change in the world.

a planned remembrance in delaware county for the victims of last week's terror in nice, france, took on new meaning today after news broke about the violence in baton rouge. agape international baptist church in lands down had both communities on their minds as they celebrated the church's tenth anniversary. unity was on display in cleveland today. hundreds of people from the group circle the city with love held hands across the hope memorial bridge for thu30 minut of silence. a gesture to show the world what they say cleveland stands for ahead of the rnc. >> i don't care who becomes president. i don't care what happens. all that i care about is that everybody, no matter what happens, care about each other and don't just treat people who they are or what they want to be or anything like that. >> she said it right there. the group applauded dozens of bike officers who rode across the bridge during the rally.

coming up, we'll go back live to cleveland to check in on all the preparations from the start of the republican national convention tomorrow. nbc 10's jim rosenfield joins s again in about 20 minutes. turkey's justice minister says his government expects washington to extradite the pennsylvania-based islamic cleric accused of orchestrating the attempted coup. turkey will be submitting the necessary documentation but hopes the u.s. will extradite fethullah gulen. he lives in the poconos and denies any involvement in the plot. turkish officials arrested more than a dozen judges and prosecutors and a high ranking military official today following that failed military coup. 11 have been put under arrest so far. at least 294 people were killed in clashes when parts of the turkish military attempted to seize power. today mourners gathered in

ankaran istanbul as funerals for the victims began. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> we have a fairly warm night out there. mostly clear skies. and we'll stay dry. tomorrow, hazy, hot and humid as the humidity builds into our monday. so the heat comes back for sure and then we are looking at the potential of scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms. a good potential for that late tomorrow afternoon into the evening hours. temperatures right now on the warm side, 80 in delaware. 83 in philadelphia. it will take you up to the lehigh valley at this hour. pick your neighborhood. there's your temperature. right now 75 degrees in cookstown. 78 in mertstown. almost 80 in blandon. not cooling off too, too quickly. overnight low temperatures, we'll be dipping down, but certainly not cooling off too much. in the mid-70s in philadelphia. 71 in vineland. 73 degrees in atlantic city.

so dry tonight. tomorrow, the weather pattern will become active, especially later on in the day. doppler showing us that we are dry. dry conditions. a big bubble of high pressure right here that is keeping the clouds and precipitation away for now. but what we can expect is the possibility of some of the storms rolling through later tomorrow afternoon. especially north and west of philadelphia. it could become somewhat severe. keeping a close eye on the systems rolling through late tomorrow afternoon into the evening hours. futurecast will take you hour through hour. we see most of the day we are sun filled. that's going to help to build the heat and humidity. the approach of a cold front coming in from the ohio valley. a line of storms and rain cells setting up. keep your eye to the sky and down here at the shore line

later on in the evening. that's when rumbles of thunder can be expected to roll through tuesday morning. some residual shower, cloud cover. by tuesday afternoon, it should be out of here. so for tomorrow, the timeline in atlantic city, waking up mostly clear but warming up very, very quickly. and as i mentioned, it would be tomorrow night into tuesday morning down along the shoreline that those potential storms would roll through. so that would be much later. ten-day forecast in philadelphia, not doing too bad. we've got midweek cooldown that i think a lot of people are ready for. especially after a five-day heat wave. >> i'm danny pommells from comcast sports net. coming up, how they kept the phillies offense off balance today. plus, supposed to be a time to chill. what had the young and old so upset today. we'll show you.

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this is sports desk brought to you by xfinity. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >> danny pommells withuous. the phillies quest for a series win over the mets was derailed by a lack of offense. simply put. not a lot of bounce in the phillies steps today. this guy had some bounce. top of the third, curtis granderson. takes zach eflin out. we're showing you this for one single reason. this single up the middle was the phillies only today because

degrom was like smokey robinson. degrom gobbles it up. bottom nine, herera standing in. had as much chance as you trying to drown a fish. phillies fall, 5-0. >> not a whole lot to talk about offensively. pretty much sums it up. degrom just kept us down. >> it was his day. i mean, he made pitches when he needed to. that happens. but it was just his day. pirates and nationals. one strike away from getting the win. daniel murphy, solo shot to right. we're tied at one. look at this little pirates fan. he is none too happy. the game goes to extra innings and beyond. this kid just starting to get

tired. sitting in his mommy's lap. this one went to 18 innings. the equivalent two of games. could it be? is it enough? gone. wake up, kid. it's time to celebrate. is it over? yeah, mommy, it's over. pirates won the game. two for one. across the pond for more action. henrik stenson and phil mickelson engaged in a final round dule to decide the open championship. a frustrating game golf can be. some call it a good walk spoiled. hates this shot so much. he cracks his club over his knee and tosses it into the bushes. on to the guys who held on to their clubs. phil mickelson eyeing that claret jug. shot a 63 in the opening round. a 65 in the final round. 17 under par. that should be good enough for the victory on many a day but not this one. henrik stenson. this 50-foot birdie.

drills it. a birdie as it drops. on 18, another long birdie. he picked up another stroke. shot a 63. finished 20 under par. wins the open championship for his first major title. >> haven't had time to let it sink in yet. felt like it was my time. i believed it was my time, and managed to pull through and have a great finish and beat phil by a couple of shots. it was tough. knew it was going to be tough. he never backs down. it was going to be a battle to the end. >> i threw as much at him as i could. henrik made ten birdies. i'm really happy for him. he's a class act. and he played phenomenal. he hit the ball so solid yesterday and today especially. what a great champion. we've just learned that a former eagles head coach has passed away. later we'll remember marion

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thousands of people answer the call to help save lives this summer by giving blood. the world mission society church of god hosted a mega blood drive in 13 locations along the east coast and caribbean today. nbc 10 was at one of those events in jenkintown. the need for blood is especially high right now. >> in the summer months, there's a huge shortage for blood. now is a really good time to come out and support everybody in the hospital who might need blood. >> to put the need in perspective, every two seconds, someone in the u.s. needs blood. up next, we're heading back to cleveland for some inside access into the rnc. jim? >> wonder who has a front row seat among our local delegations down on the floor? we'll show you coming up. ♪

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and just announced $1,000 dollars summer invitation bonus. this is nbc 10 news. >> our nation once again rocked by an attack on police. this time three officers are dead in baton rouge and another

three are injured. tonight, police say the killer is dead, but it's not clear if he acted alone. and investigators still are not sure about his motives. thanks for staying with us. i'm denise nakano this latest attack has elevated concerns for both presidential conventions. the dnc next week in philadelphia and the rnc which starts tomorrow in cleveland. let's go to jim rosenfield who is in cleveland previewing the rnc tonight. >> everything seems to be in place here at the q, home to the world champ cavs, of course. it has taken an army of 300 people every day to transform this place into team trump. a little by the numbers here for you. 3,000 permanent seats were removed to make room for the stage and other infrastructure. 2,472 chairs were added on the floor for all the delegates. but 21,000 people are expected to attend the week-long series

of events here with 15,000 journalists to share highlights across the globe. >> much like the democrats at the wells fargo center, the republicans have had about a month to transform the home of the cavaliers into donald trump's house. so where are our local delegations going to be sitting? new jersey, front row seats right there in front of the speaker. pennsylvania, also kind of front row seat to the left of the speaker's podium. what about the first state? the first state is all the way down here almost in the last row. you see them? could you make out delaware there among the delegations? this all kicks off tomorrow at 1:00. the theme for tomorrow, "make america safe again." appropriate given everything we've been going through across the country and overseas as well. denise? >> sure is. jim, the list of keynote spokers is out tonight. who can we expect to take the

stage? >> among the keynoters tomorrow, former new york mayor rudy giuliani. former arkansas governor mike huckabee and the primetime speaker will include donald trump's wife melania who will speak for maybe seven to ten minutes and included during her remarks, she is expected to honor and recognize military members in the hall right here. and more live coverage coming up tomorrow morning beginning at 4:00 a.m. with tracy davidson. be sure to tune in. >> we'll look for your reports throughout the week. thank you, jim. the head of cleveland's largest police union wants ohio governor john kasich to suspend the state's law allowing people to openly carry guns during the rnc. it's a pressure former commissioner charles ramsey supports. here's what he told msnbc on the phone today. >> these are extraordinary circumstances right now. and there's no time to have a debate in congress or anywhere else.

i mean, somebody's got to take action. i think that's the appropriate action in this case. why do you need to walk around with assault rifle swung over your shoulder or pistol on your side if you aren't a law enforcement officer in light of what's going on, especially in the event zones of either convention. >> kasich says ohio governors don't have the right to arbitrarily suspend laws. security will be high for the democratic convention at the wells fargo center just eight days from now. aundrea cline thomas looks at all the security measures going into place. >> you have to be authorized to get close to the wells fargo center. the tents are just one part of the transformation. but the action will not be isolated to this building. preparations are under way that will impact a lot of the city. growing tensions across the country, protesters are hitting the pavement trying to get their

voices heard. at the democratic national convention in philadelphia next week, the chants are expected to reach a fevered pitch. >> we'll be out here during the dnc. whatever to raise awareness for our people and the equal treatment they deserve. >> reporter: parking in the median of south broad street from washington to packer avenues will be banned starting next sunday. >> it's going to be a really big issue. probably going to get a few parking tickets. if i have to pay to park my car, i have to pay to park my car. one week from monday, mailboxes will be locked for safety reasons and ramp closures will also be in effect forcing commercial trucks over five tons to find an alternate route. whether you plan on participating in the convention or not, chances are you'll feel the impact. this weekend, organizations provided training to protesters so they can know their rights and also know the rules next

week. the dnc is making accommodations so they can be seen and heard. the goal is for everything to remain peaceful. reporting outside the wells fargo center, aundre aundrea cline-thomas, nbc 10 news. hillary clinton continues to lead donald trump by five points, 46% to 41%. the poll also finds clinton leads trump among african-americans and women and has an edge with younger voters. trump is ahead among whites and men. here in philadelphia, clinton got some support from former democratic presidential candidate martin o'malley today. the one-time governor of maryland spoke about the critical role pennsylvania could play in the general election. >> you're going to see a lot of states in play and contested. and one of those could well be pennsylvania. so here in north philadelphia could be the balance in tomorrowing the outcome of the entire presidential race when it

comes right down to it. >> o'malley spoke to clinton supporters at a campaign office in north philadelphia this afternoon. this after campaigning for clinton in center city yesterday. well, the heat wave that's smothering us for the last few days will be sticking around tomorrow. let's check in with meteorologist darryn thomkaren the latest on that. >> our temperatures will be dipping down but moving down slowly. 83 in center city, philadelphia. 79 in trenton. 75 in coatesville. close to 80 degrees in atlantic city. so temperatures dipping down into the lower 70s, upper 60s in the far outer lying suburbs. we've got a southerly push here south-southwesterly wind not doing too badly. 5 miles per hour in philadelphia.

but the steaminess will increase tomorrow. so expecting dew points to head upward tomorrow. plenty of sunshine, and we're looking for temperatures to be jumping. just about everywhere tomorrow is going to feel it. whatever you've been doing the last couple of days to stay cool, you'll want to find that cool spot tomorrow. maybe the beach, maybe a pool. maybe just air congress ditioni that's where you need to be. you'll see even in new jersey, this is interior inland, gloucester county, camden county, neighborhoods there in the '90s. the jersey show not too much of a break. we'll have a sea breeze there. still warm. and in delaware, looking for temperatures in the mid-90s. so tomorrow is going to be a mostly sunny day. when i come back, though, we'll break down keeping track on these potentials for thunderstorms coming through later in the day and early evening. >> thank you, karen. an american college student who was reported missing

following last week's deadly truck attack in france has now been confirmed dead. nicholas leslie, a student at the university of california berkeley had been studying in nice. the school confirmed his death. also today, a man and a woman were taken into custody. and that makes the sixth and seventh acquaintances of the suspect who have been arrested. this as the french community tries to cope. >> children passed away. people were having fun and passed away. and it's difficult to struggle because i will never hate them. because if i start hating them, they win. >> the current death toll stands at 84. 18 people remain on life support. in response to the attacks, france has called up to 12,000 reservists to help boost security. france's interior minister has appealed to all willing french patriots to sign up as reservists to help protect the country's borders. now to the vatican where

pope francis led a silent prayer for the victims of thursday's attack in nice, france. the pope prayed for the end of terror and death of innocents. ♪ in france, the sunday prayer service was held at nice's cathedral for the victims of the bastille day attack. and that attack in nice has heightened security concerns for olympics organizers. federal, state and local security officials took part in security simulation in brazil today. a sort of dry run that involved transportation and security logistics. brazilian and foreign officials say they're not aware of any credible threat to the games in terms of intelligence chatter. in just 19 days, the 2016 summer olympics will kick off in rio. the opening ceremony is set for august 5th. nbc 10's jacqueline london will be traveling to rio. watch all the action right here on nbc 10.

a cemetery is welcoming people to come catch pokemon near the gravesites. there's one stipulation for players coming up. first, hostages, including a little girl, were held for hours inside a burger king today. we'll tell you how it all ended, next.

a standoff between police and a rape suspect who took hostages at a baltimore burger king ended peacely with the suspect surrender. swarms of police surrounded the restaurant for several hours. investigators say the armed man ran into the burger king after running from police after they tried to stop him at a traffic stop. they believe he held four people, including a 7-year-old girl, against their will. all the hostages made it out safely. now to a developing story out of northeast philadelphia where two bodies were found a local motel. police were called to the

roosevelt motor inn just after noon today. police originally found what they thought was a man and woman dead with white plastic bags over their heads and hands tied behind their backs. sources tell nbc 10 it was actually two women in what may have been a murder-suicide. a bit of good news for septa rail riders. septa will be adding an additional five cars leased from the maryland area commuter service tomorrow. and it will add another five later in the week. septa will also adjust regional rail schedules to address crowding. septa had to pull its entire silver liner five fleet from service because of defective steel beams. a new skyscaper is staking its claim in the sky as philadelphia's next tallest building. before we know it, this building will bed in glass. almost 9,000 panes. keith jones took a trip up the

new comcast innovation and technology center to see how they install each and every piece. ♪ >> reporter: out here on the ledge. >> bring it straight down. >> reporter: it's open air hundreds of dizzying feet down. >> all right. show them how we do it. >> reporter: mike isn't scared. >> walking it down. >> reporter: he's been a glazer, glass worker, for 14 years. >> watch yourself and be careful. pay attention to what you're doing. that easy, right? wrong. it's a huge job. 50 guys are responsible for 9,500 panels. take a look at the sheer size of this. 14 1/2 feet wide this way and about four feet tall here. and they weigh between 1500 and 1800 pounds. and the glass is about an inch thick. want to go a step further? if you line each panel up end to end starting here at the comcast

innovation and technology center, they stretch all the way to wilmington. that's about 26 miles of glass. so how do they do it? er rich allendorf says one pane at a time. >> there's a monorail system and attached to that is a chain hoist. windows get locked together. >> once they're firmly in place, the iron worker gets to work right on the edge. >> i'm calking the panels so water doesn't leak in. >> are you trying not to look down? >> no, i'm used to looking down. that's not even an issue. i'm an iron worker. i've been doing this 14 years. >> and that fulfillment is contaco contagious here on philly's next tallest building. jones, nbc 10 news. controversy at a michigan

cemetery after the final resting place welcomes pokemon go players. the cadillac memorial gardens cemetery posted the welcome pokemon go players sign on friday. dozens of players were seen walking around trying to catch them all. and while players say it's a good, people who have relatives buried at the cemetery think it's disrespectful. the cemetery says they welcome pokemon go players but ask them to be respectful of where they are and the impact of their presence on grieving visitors. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> if you're heading out this evening, we're on the warm side but mostly clear. we should stay dry tonight as the heat and humidity are going to build back into our forecast for tomorrow. and then we can expect rain watching the potential for storms late tomorrow into monday night into tuesday morning. keeping a close eye there. overnight low temperatures mainly in the mid to lower 70s. cooler up here in allentown and

coatesville. temperatures dipping into the upper 60s. but on the warm side right now. 83 in philadelphia. still 80 degrees in delaware. closer in, just pick your neighborhood and there's your temperature reading. 82 degrees in society hill. 83 in fox chase. and so we're still looking back at the 90s here. started on thursday. did reach 9 today. projected to get to the mid-90s tomorrow. and so it's going to be another hot and steamy one for tomorrow. dry tonight. looking pretty good out there. just on the warm side. doppler radar has us dry but as we pull wide hirere, we have a system pulling here just building into the ohio valley. a cold front that will quickly move through area late tomorrow into the evening hours. for now, high pressure. we are looking for mostly sunny skies. that's going to help heat things up for. and there is a potential north and west of philadelphia for

some of those storms late monday into monday evening to have the potential to become severe. so if you hear rumbles of thund etake it seriously and get inside. we'll take you hour by hour here. futurecast, put it into motion. mostly sunny. more heat. more humidity tomorrow. the cloud cover will build in later on in the day. and the line of showers and heavier rain showers and convections setting up. by 5:30, this is poised to through. and then as we move on through closer to the 11:30 hour of monday night, you see the shore will be get toiting the heavy r. tuesday morning, still in cloud cover but it will move out quickly. so we're looking for dry conditions by tuesday afternoon. so you want to take it easy. hot and steamy tomorrow. high temperature, 95 degrees.

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the excitement is building. just 19 days until the start of the rio olympic games. you expect randall cunningham to be a high school football coach but he's also a track and field coach and his daughter is a high jumper who appears to have wings just like her famous father did. vai sikahema shares her story. >> quickness. get on it. >> reporter: that voice is a familiar one to philadelphia sports fans. >> you won't be able to do what she's about to do right now. >> randall cunningham. the eagles former superstar quarterback is coaching a prodigy. >> speed, more speed. she's got it. she's a natural. >> philadelphia, meet vashti cunningham, the daughter of randall. >> good, good, good.

>> competition started at 6 feet a half inches. hu cunningham has not missed yet. and she still has not missed making it look easy. >> reporter: at just 18, vashti is the junior women's record holder in the high jump as a high schooler. and she's hoping to bring home olympic gold in rio. >> that would just be amazing to me. i don't really know. i can't put into words the feeling it would bring. >> reporter: after football, it's back on the road to train his daughter. randall is using the lessons he learned as one of america's best high school high jumpers to train a gold medal hopeful. >> we can maintain our bodies for a straight year at getting stronger without getting burnt out. the program i've designed gets you through all of that. >> reporter: millions of people

flock to the vegas strip every year hoping to strike it rich. vashti signed a multimillion-dollar deal with nike. with a pro contract comes pro expectations and lots of media attention. what's it like to have a world famous dad coach you? >> it's like having someone who knows everything, kind of. >> reporter: back in philadelphia, eagles fans remember randall as the ultimate weapon. now he's just the ultimate dad, loving husband for more than 20 years to felicity and father of four. one of whom dreams of gold but as a high schooler has prom on her mind. >> she says you don't like the guy. >> i like the guy. i don't like kissing and stuff.

she can't say, dad, you did it. you never saw me do anything. >> reporter: reporting from las vegas, i'm vai sikahema. switching gears a bit. wasn't long ago we lost buddy ryan. within the last hour, the team has confirmed the man he replaced at the helm back in the '80s has also passed away. known as the suave fox, marion campbell was an all-pro on the championship team. was a defensive coordinator for dick vermeil as well helping them get to the super bowl in 1980. he was head coach from 1983 to 1985. marion campbell gone at the age of 87. we'll be right back. 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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up next on nbc 10, it's "in depth with graham bensinger" and an emotional interview with dick vitale. >> he invites us to his home filled with memorabilia from more than three decades. he shares the drive and determination his family instilled and emotional scars from being bullied. >> and i would cry like a baby because it hurt. >> his passion and appeal to help kids fighting cancer. all that is coming up next on "in depth" on nbc 10. >> more from dick vitale coming up. for karen and danny and all of us he i'm denise nakano. catch all of our rnc convention

coverage starting from cleveland tomorrow. have a great monday.

would come in my room. i could feel it today. i didn't realize it was like waves going through me, and i couldn't control it. ♪ dick vital, the voice of college basketball for nearly four decades, and still as energetic as well. >> oh, wow. you can dream, can't you? the dream, man, that's what the country's about. >> the coach turned broadcaster reflects on his early days on camera. >> you know, i don't know anything about tv. >> and the raw emotion of the health scare that threatened to end his hall of fame