>> announcer: "nbc10 news" starts now. i want to congratulate donald trump on winning the nomination last night. convention drama. the cheers were brief for ted cruz. the rnc crowd quickly erupted in boos when the texas senator ended his speech without endorsing campaign rival donald trump. good morning, i'm tracy davidson, live in cleveland. last night was supposed to be all about vice presidential candidate mike pence, ted cruz and his number was the focus of all. katy. >> thanks for joining us, it's

4:00 a.m. on your thursday. we'll be right back with tracy in just a few minutes but first, you might notice a change as you walk outside this morning. bill henley is standing by with your forecast. >> good morning, katy. back on the roads in the suburbs, new jersey as well, it's 72 in philadelphia, low 60s for lehigh valley and delaware you will see lots of sunshine today. it's a bit hotter this afternoon. yesterday, we topped out at 91 degrees. upper 80s for the suburbs while new jersey reaches into the low 90s with the shore being the exception. lower 80s. plenty of sunshine for the lehigh valley and delaware, too. i'll go through the day, hour by hour, when i'm back in a few minutes, jessica boyington has your "first alert" traffic. >> we're starting out on the vine street expressway. we have cameras around 24th

street. you can see once in a while a car moves through the area. eastbound, westbound, access to the schuylkill and 95 as well. speaking of those, to the vine to center city, 14 minutes there. only 13 minutes center city over the schuylkill, no problems on the blue route. i'll be back in ten minutes with more updates. boos for cruz, volumed by the delegates chanting we want trump. after the texas senator did not endorse donald trump. the former presidential candidate did congratulate donald trump and he stopped short of endorsing him. that's when the boos began. yet, the rejection that played out in prime time reopened party

wounds. and it infuriated his supporters inside the arena just before vice presidential nominee mike pence made his acceptance speech. cruz received boos from the crowd as he urged them to vote their conscience in november. >> please don't stay home in november. stand and speak, vote your conscience, volt for candidates up and down the ticket who you trust to defend our freedom and to be faithful to the constitution. >> cruz placed second behind trump in the overall delegate count. nbc10's lauren casper was there. >> what did you think about the speech? >> that was an embarrassing

debacle. i'm right now disappointed redefining sore winning. >> now trump hadn't honored the agreement to back the original nominee and he added no big deal. the trump transition team called cruz's speech awful, selfish and cute. >> with the qualifications, i don't understand how someone can be such a person of integrity and that cute speech he gave. >> christie added that cruz showed everybody why he has earned the reputation he has on capitol hill. well, hillary clinton tweeted a short video of cruz after his speech tweeting out what he said about trump, pathological liar, out of a psychology textbook.

narcissist. clinton wasn't the only one tweeting. cruz was the most tweeted about speaker last night. boos turned into clears for the indiana governor as he accepted his nomination for vice president. he was able to calm the crowd and charm them as he spoke about his running mate. >> you know, he's a man known for a large personality. a colorful style is and lots of charisma. i guess he was just looking for some balance on the ticket. >> to close out the night, trump joined pence on stage as the crowd cheered for the nominees. we'll hear more from trump coming up later. coming up at 4:15, we're recapping a riveting speech from trump's son eric plus a twitter

mishap after one of trump's speeches. we'll have all of that coming up. live from cleveland, tracy davidson, "nbc10 news." new this morning, patients and workers who were forced to evacuate from girard medical center in philadelphia overnight are now back in the building. the fire began in the basement, we're told, and officials say they don't believe it spread beyond there. there's no word yet on what caused the fire. >> it's 4:06 now. new this morning, a west philadelphia neighborhood fight ends in gunfire. police say a man was shot and a bullet crashed through a window of a people. nbc10's matt delucia is live outside of detectives this morning where police are investigating the scene. >> reporter: police are looking for the shooter at this hour. at sometime, police tells that you a woman poured hot grease on

another person at 45th and market, philadelphia police investigating this police tell us the fight was between two women, then a man came in the house and pointed a gun in the face of one of the woman. pulled the trigger and the gun jammed. so he ran out in the yard, gets the gun working again and fired a bullet and it hit a 21-year-old man in the back. he is in the hospital in critical condition. >> people need to have more dialogue and more understanding to resolve the situation. >> reporter: police say the situation could have been worse considering there were several children including infants inside the house at that time. for now i'm live at southwest detectives, i'm matt delucia, "nbc10 news." this morning, police are looking for a gunman who shot a 16-year-old in north

philadelphia. investigators say the teen was shot twice during a robbery. the victims were visiting relatives when someone shot and robbed him at cecil b. moore avenue. police are looking for the shooter who gunned down a 15-year-old. that boy was shot grissom street in franked ford. witnesses described what they heard. >> and some screaming. a gun, a gunshot. everybody ducked, when we heard it, we ran. >> i ran in the house. >> the victim is in critical condition following surgery for a stomach wound. police questioned a woman in that case. and they're looking for a shooter and another man who was seen with him. temple university world of trustees will meet today to fire

temple president neal seebalt. we're told that students alumni and people who live in north philadelphia and who oppose construction of a new stadium that theabow supports will be at the meeting. nine minutes after 4:00, temperatures are cooling down. 72 degrees right now in philadelphia. like the last few days we'll see lots of sunshine. by 10:00, in the low 80s. warmer today than noon time, upper 80s to low 90s this afternoon. not quite as hot in the suburbs, 60s to start with, 79 degrees to start with. lehigh valley, you'll see bright shine, skies are clear. and temperatures cooling down.

in fact, we're running cooler than yesterday. we could see temperatures in the 50s. bright sunshine and a little bit of a breeze out of the west-southwest, that's going to help to push the temperatures up to 89 degrees at 2:00, and feel it again at 4:00. for the jersey shore a little bit of southerly wind still a warm afternoon. 84 degrees. while interior new jersey warms into the low 80s and 90s. delaware, not a repeat of the storms from yesterday. you'll see that southwesterly wind this afternoon and that will start to bring in the humidity and we'll see it increase. along with the heat that will also be up. you notice the seven-day forecast and a big heatup. i've got a look at that and the ten-day outlook. it's 4:10 right now, we're

going to check in to see what's going on on the roads, "first alert" traffic reporter jessica boyington is standing by with a look at the boulevard. anything there? >> well, katy, we're watching the boulevard now. no problems or delays. still a little early for that at least for backups. route 1 at fox street, all directions move along just fine. northbound and southbound and then bala cynwyd will continue with utility work. and montgomery avenue until about 5:00 until we see cleanup there. route 202 looks okay. no problems or delays here. you can see a little bit of a delay with construction in the way. 17 minutes, adding just over five minutes to your commute. northbound to route 30 to the schuylkill expressway. still almost up into the 40s, though. katy. well, got to have a wawa. how many times have you said that? millions of people get their

morning cup of coffee at their convenience store. well, we do it legally, we think. but one woman, apparently, does not like to pay. coming up, you'll hear how much coffee police say she's stolen from wawa stores across four states. i'm tracy davidson at the republican national convention. a lot of tweeting going on after last night's speeches here. including a twitter mishap by donald trump himself. on this cushion for generations.

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donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." he's going like "i don't remember!" good morning, i'm tracy davidson live in cleveland at the republican national convention where tonight donald trump will officially accept his

party's nomination, before he does that, we'll hear from his daughter ivanka. we've heard from his children, tiffany, donald and last night, eric. >> those cannot be coerced, intimidated or feared from the past that is right and just and true. and quite frankly, friends, vote for the one candidate who does not need this job. >> meantime, donald trump had a little bit of a slipup on twitter last night. he mistakenly tagged the wrong scott walker. in a tweet after walker made his speech. if you follow donald trump on twitter, you know he's very active. when he tweeted a thank you, he apparently used the wrong twitter handle.

the scott walker he tagged he was surprised getting the tweet getting ready for his newscast. #wrongscottwalker started trending right there. nbc10 has the news, around the clock. follow everything that happens here on air using and nbc10 app. and follow up on social media. we have around the clock coverage, katy. police are on the hunt for a coffee thief who has taken around $3,000 worth of bagged coffee from wawa stores across the area. west kocian police released these pictures. she takes them and then takes them to another wawa for a refund. several times, she's worn scrubs and police believe she could be a traveling health care worker. it's 4:15 now, and nbc10 and

nbc news have a mission to clear the shelters. join us this saturday as we try to get as many dogs and cats adopted from shelters in pennsylvania, delaware and new jersey. and this morning, we have a stouffer a rescue cat. there he is. he's found a new life as a therapy friend. henry is 11-year-old and has only a few teeth and has fiv, the equivalent to hiv in humans. henry does have a great disposition which is having a great positive effect on the hospice patients that he works with including terry mcdonald's mother in huntington valley who has dementia. >> trying to work in henry coming in a bit. and provide a little comfort. >> family loves to see henry. the patients typically love to see henry. >> what a great idea. henry has a new home with rich who you just saw there.

dozens of local shelters are offering free adoption fees this saturday. tap the nbc10 app. >> announcer: now your nbc10 "first alert" weather. >> 18 minutes after 4:00. temperatures are cooling down right now. clear skies. no sign of what we had yesterday morning. 62 degrees in reading, it's 59, and 57 in walnut. and a clear start and cool start for wildwood, new jersey. no clouds like we started with yesterday and cape may is dry. a nice start to the day. the going to be a little hotter this afternoon. humidity higher this morning. it will be dropping during the day. the winds will be shifting and we'll see a change in temperature and humidity over the next several days. but not too much here. satellite and radar will remain clear for most of the weekend. minimal chance of any showers

for the area. afternoon temperatures, low 90s for philadelphia. bright sunny skies. 88 degrees in burlingtown. and houston low 90s. interior new jersey will be upper 80s and low 90s. pemberton is 91 degrees this afternoon. at the shore, a little warmer in atlantic city than cape may and ocean city. while delaware, low 80s for rehoboth beep anach. temperatures are higher than yesterday. following the next ten-day, the ten-day on ten shows we're warming up, tomorrow, 94 degrees. as it goes up the humidity will be up and not as cool. 71 degrees to start with. even steamier for the weekend. saturday and sunday, we'll feel like 100 degrees or more. upper 80s saturday and sunday.

again on monday, when there's a chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms. with that chance, it's going to be disappearing for tuesday and wednesday. by thursday, another round of thunderstorms bringing the temperatures down a little bit. still looks like the 90s for friday and saturday. >> those air conditioners will be working overnight. let's get a check on the roads, jessica boyington is standing by with a look at the blue route. >> that's right around ridge pike. no increase there. only a five-minute trip. you can see both directions having no problems northbound or southbound. five-minute trip northbound as well. 422 looks okay with no increase in drive times. eastbound 29 to the schuylkill, just a nine-minute trip. that's about a minute or two increase. not anything that's going to affect your morning commute. westbound from the schuylkill to

829 is an eight-minute trip also. watching construction, bridgeport area. route 31 just between route 22 and route 34 is closed for construction and that is until the beginning of august. katy. nbc10 needs your help recognizing the people making a difference in the community. we're giving away grants for nonprofits. we call it 21st century solutions. the goal is for organizations implementing new and innovative programs. the deadline to apply is august 26th. well, new target store is now open in center city philadelphia. it's near 12th and chestnut street. it's a condensed version of the popular retail chain with a smaller clothing section but because there are no supermarkets in center city, this target is focused on

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opens. it has carnival ridings and a nightly parade. and it opens today and will open daily after that at 8:00 a.m. the delaware state fair runs through july 30th. clear skies over center city. a live view from the adventure aquarium. 4:27 is the time. it's 72 degrees and we're going to start to feel some of that summer heat today as the temperatures start inching up. your neighborhood forecast is just ahead. just ahead on the morning commute, jessica boyington is watching things from the "first alert" traffic center. good morning, bill. we're watching new jersey, route 73 around the atlantic city expressway. no problems or delays. if you want to get an early start to your weekend, you can go now. we'll start off with problems when i come back at 4:30. i'm tracy davidson live at the republican national convention. applause for pence, boos for

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>> announcer: this is "nbc10 news." there were boos for ted cruz during his prime time address to the rnc. he angered the crowd by refusing to endorse his campaign rival donald trump. good morning, i'm tracy davidson live in cleveland for the final day of the republican