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isis than the generals do." no donald, you don't. >> i was struck by how much she went after donald trump. it was a lot more attack in a nominee speech than expected. >> reporter: clinton still has a steep climb ahead to boost her like ability among voters. polls taken days before her address had trump narrowly beating her in a head-to-head match up. on key issues like the economy, clinton annn momentum of thursday night on tot campaign trail and right through november. >> america's destiny is ours to choose. so let's be stronger together. >> reporter: hillary clinton and running mate tim kaine start campaigning again this afternoon in philadelphia. before other spots in pennsylvania, which is a key swing state. clinton and kaine then continue on a bus tour in other battleground states including

later today in colorado. jessica? >> it only wraps up from here, janelle, thank you. along with last night's speech from hillary clinton, the democratic convention features no shortage of the harsh attacks on republican rival donald trump. earlier on thursday, trump said he has been considering striking back. >> i wanted to hit a couple of those speakers so hard i was going to hit this guy so hard that his hwo happened. they would make deals with me. would you help me with this and make this deal to solve the problem. i solved the problem and i do a great job. i was going to hit. >> trump didn't say who he was talking about specifically, but some speculated that it is former mayor michael bloomberg who called trump, "a con man." also issuing several tweets last night. in one he wrote, "no one has worse judgment than hillary clinton. corruption and devastation follow her wherever she goes."

united states. a san diego officer was shot and killed late last night and another officer wounded during a traffic stop. the city's police chief says that gang suppression officers made a stop and immediately came under gunfire. >> very shortly putting out that they were making a stop that they called for emergency cover. other officers were in the area. they arrived shortly on scene and they found both of our officers suffering from gunshot woun surviving officer faces a long recovery. police took a suspect into custody. he was found with the gunshot wound a short distance away from the crime scene. prosecutors say they will not retry the man accused of murdering chandra levy. ingmar guandique was found guilty of killing levy in 2010, but that conviction was overturned. a retrial was scheduled for october, but now prosecutors say they can no longer prove their case. levy disappeared in 2001 while

a washington park. and in this case made national headlines after levy was linked to then congressman gary condet. there is much more ahead to cbs2 news at noon. pope francis takes a solitary moment as he walks through the gates of the concentration camp. sandy hook gets a new elementary school to replace the building where 26 students and teachers were gunned down. plus, a commuter alert. what weekend drivers using the eastside and the fdr drive

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[screaming] stop the texts. stop the wrecks. visit us at stoptextsstopwrecks.org. pope francis paid an emotional visit this morning to the nazi camp. cbs2 seth dome is traveling with the pope in poland. >> reporter: the pope walked alone gate. a sharp contrast to the the barb wire in this place. he sat in silent prayer for 15 minutes. the pontiff then prayed again, a where they volunteered their life to save the other. at nearby berkin, survivors, including the 90-year-old gathered to watch the pope.

not only a jewish tragedy. that it is a tragedy of that kind. >> reporter: this is not the first time that the pope has traveled here. he came as did pope benedict. deciding that instead of making some major speech here that instead he would remain silent. >> it is who decides it, he cries and shouts, he -- he screams, silent, displaced, even stronger than words. >> reporter: the only words are those that he wrote down in the guestbook. lord forgive us for so much cruelty.

dozens of people that would risk their lives to protect them. >> we are getting our first look today. the state of the art facility was built to replace the one where 26 first graders and six educators were murdered in 2012. the building was design with impact resistant windows, making it difficult to inside classrooms from the outside. tone sure anyone walking towards that school will be visible. the student wills attend the new school in the fall. coming up on cbs2 news at noon, making a safer city where drivers, cyclists, pedestrians needs to know. john elliott will let us know how the rain this weekend may wash out our plans or maybe not. >> we've got give or take weather to talk about. should you take the umbrella?

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welcome back a commuter alert this weekend for drivers using the fdr. here is traffic reporter alex denis. good afternoon, starting this weekend all lanes will be

96th street. and they will facilitate construction of the rockafeller. heavy duties are affected as the road closures will last through august 16, back to you. >> alex, thank you. what could be done to save lives on our streets? cbs2 and aaa are joining forces to raise awareness about road safeties in new york city. >> our andrea grymes joins us with tst little bit of fun with a lot of good information here in columbus circle. of course who doesn't like that? let me show you my new friends from florida, tallahassee. wearing the t-shirts. and right behind them is this tent that we have set up in columbus circle. the goal of the public service campaign is to remind everyone riding a bike, driving, walking that we all need to work together to follow traffic signs, signals, regulations. >> and traveling around new york city, that they could

cars, cyclists, pedestrians, and even animals. when it comes to not following the rules of the roads, most say that there is plenty of blame to go around. >> those people are not necessarily following or following the rules, but more that everyone is concerned with them. >> everyone is honking the horn for no reason. >> they're always looking both ways, both ways because bikers don't always follow their right lanes and the right direction. >> reporter: that is all exy station cbs10 55 and aaa teaming up for the public service campaign called a safer city. to educate everyone and remind them about their rules of the roads. >> all the rules that will apply to cars, they apply to bicyclists. and they need to know that as well that they need to walk safely. that you'll see a lot of people engaged with the ear buds, these kinds of things on their smart phones to walk into the streets against the light. >> reporter: today the campaign came to columbus circle.

their safety questions on the prize wheel and took home t- shirts. information specifically about bike safety. and if you would like to come out here with a t-shirt maybe a snap bracelet, they'll be out here until around 2:00. reporting live in columbus circle andrea grymes cbs2 news. >> andrea, thank you. the last time we saw andrea she was covered with water. everyone had an umbrella. >> it was pouring this morning. let's find out what we can expect for the rest of the day, kind of dicey, john, what do afternoon and an okay start for the weekend, but then you're right. we are rolling the dice sunday into monday. a lot of observations just real briefly . warmer numbers are still dealing with those clouds to the east. i appreciate this picture from kathy. she is warming up and she is thankful for the rain. look at those drops, so many of the gardeners are saying yes, we would like to see some more rain and let's head down to stanton island for that

rain will need more, but he's glad it would stop for the mets game tonight, celebrating mike piazza. the concern would be the game tomorrow for the mets. we want to follow up until on the drought condition and still severe drought conditions for parts of suffolk county and rain in that regard and for their city that they will be making up on the deficit. still running at rain and at the 4.66. so yeah we do need more rain with a little bit more sun right now and 76 degrees. winds are out of the northeast at 10 with a round up of the numbers that you'll see in sparta than in the hamptons. those numbers still are across the board at five to over 15 degrees cooler than what we were yesterday, but the dew points are still way up there. i mean it is humid. and the dew points for many will be higher today. than what they were yesterday,

lower, 82 verses yesterday's 95. sun will set at 8:14. that'll be pretty for many. with that said let's not forget the sunscreen this afternoon, down dramatically with the rain and air quality has improved as well. humidity though will be staying high. saying bye bye to the rain and heavy rain that will be clearing the south for better weather for parts of connecticut and as we would see their rain exit that we will see gradually the clouds will break as well. future cast, just to time it out for you. these are wh about with the leftover wrap around showers this afternoon, then it will be quiet. saturday will start with sun, but by 3:00, that you will see some showers off to the south and west and as they will fill in on saturday night and then we will be dealing with a better chance for rain on sunday. sunday's rain event will be off and on and not a washout. but saturday the superior of your two weekend days for golf or whatever you've got planned that those numbers will be close to normal, but watch out

saturday into sunday. >> the golfers will need it. >> they'll play. >> temperatures are taking a big turn though. >> yeah, which is good. >> thanks, john.

coming up on cbs2 news tonight at 5:00, a new jersey woman trapped in the woods for days without food or water. how she managed to stay alive

then at 6:00 the pasta company in hot water. why they are chewing up what is not inside the box beginning at 5:00. >> that sounds like an interesting one, right? that's it for us at noon for john and the entire cbs2 news team, thanks for joining us, i'm jessica moore. >> i'm mary calvi. we'll see you on monday morning at 4:30. have a great afternoon and a

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