>> his signature he is saying i am your voice. going out to represent the dreams and anger of the american public. this is about america. he says now i'm the new sheriff in town, i can fix it. >> his daughter ivanka and his other children there. hillary clinton the candidate of destruction, terrorism and weakness. >> yeah, americans are not scared for their safety before tonight, they are tonight. he talked about the crime, the terrorism, economic catastrophe. he is the law and order candidate. he says, and basically, his message is only he can save america. this goes to what the majority of americans are worried about. they are worried about crime. they are worried about terrorism. the highest numbers since 2001.

you know these things will be fact checked. twitter is a buzz about some of the things he said. restored policy with the trump family there. >> right there. trying to see his thought process from behind the podium. the fireworks are going off here in cleveland as well. >> confetti. comes traditional . jonathan carl, this is something the trump campaign promised and delivered on this. we heard echoes of richard nixon. >> richard nixon came to miami after the assassination of martin luther king and kennedy. he came in for race riots, mass protests and delivered a law and order speech. this is not mimicking ronald

reagan on the hill. this is mimicking a darker speech, the majority. >> that was a trump scale fireworks celebration over lake erie. he reached out to bernie sanders voters, he mentioned bernie sanders and african-americans and latinos in poverty. >> the lgbtq community. complaints about a system. what we are seeing so far is they are saying they are not going to go to hillary. the real challenge he had tonight, his imagination. can people imagine him in the ovl office? does that mean his imagination is one they can embrace? >> you are on the floor at the podium. you see the fireworks continue now.

we did see some moments where donald trump actually tried to calm the crowd down a little bit. >> you are right, george. this crowd is on their feet in the convention hall. we have studied donald trump on the campaign trail for months. he is famous for ad lib. so careful with the ad libbing. the crowd went wild for days now. for us. they are talking hillary clinton. you had to wonder, was he going to echo it? let's defeat her in november. he talked about the lgbt xhu community after the attacks in orlando. he will protect the community from ideology. the audience erupted into applause. he paused and said as the republican candidate, it's great to hear you cheer for what i

just said. lastly, when you talk about the protesters in the room earlier, that part is something we have seen so many times before. but, he didn't say get them out of here. instead, how great are our police? how great is cleveland and what a reception he is getting here in cleveland tonight. >> the balloons come down. tom, you have been covering this campaign from the beginning. mike congratulating the man he is running with. donald trump did find a way to stay on a teleprompter. >> it is the most disciplined i have ever seen donald trump. that protester came out and held up the banner. trump, at a rally would go after the protesters. tonight, he maintained himself. he did not go after or attack. instead, he used it as an

advantage. he complimented the police. the crowd went wild. the floor reminds me of the people we see at rallies. they are covered in confetti right now. they responded to the same line the people at the trump rally love to hear. they chanted "build a wall" before trump said that. one thing we did not hear is crooked hillary. he was trying to elevate the level. >> down there on the floor as well. it was a hot speech. >> that was a hot speech. a lot of red meat in that speech. i have to tell you, george, if one of them is the kind of speech that lifted up the crowd. the florida delegation, a crucial battleground state. you can almost see the response of the people and the divide. there were people who rose up

and chanted, build a wall and the rest of it. there were people who did not respond as much. you felt that. it was more of a hooray. having that cascade, that voice, that strong voice as one pitch of intensity for 75 minutes, basically. cascade down on you. a little leary. >> we are hearing you can't always get what you want. we are going to take a quick break. back with a full-time thought. . >> abc news live coverage of the republican national convention will return in a moment.

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here and around the world on abcnews.com. our entire team will be in philadelphia next week with the democrats. i'll see you in the morning on "gma." announcer: action news with jim gardner. it is thursday night. we are live from the republican national convention and the big story on action news tonight is

donald trump accepting the nomination of the republican party as president of the united states. a few moments ago, the balloons and confetti started raining down on this assemble. the trump's and the pence's came together to accept the cheers of the delegates in cleveland. tonight, donald trump delivered a raw speech shg about an hour and 20 minutes, a speech that promised assault on terrorism, immigration reform, a new day for the economy, lower taxes, but most of all, a return to law and order. >> when i take the oath of office next year, i will restore law and order to our country. believe me, believe me. in this race for the white

house, i am the law and order candidate. [ cheers and applause ] we are t border wall to stop illegal immigration. to stop the gangs and the violence and to stop the drugs from pouring into our communities. hillary clinton is proposing mass amnesty, mass immigration and mass lawlessness. [ booing ] >> it's time to deliver a victory for the american people. we don't win anymore but we are going to start winning again. [ cheers and applause ] >> a familiar phrase from donald trump. trump was introduced to the

convention by his oldest daughter, ivanka trump. she says her father taught his children values and a strong ethical comfort. the personal side of donald trump, as described by his daughter, ivanka. action news reporter, sarah bloomquist is live outside the arena tonight. sarah, i'm sure you have started to hear reaction to the trump speech tonight. >> reporter: jim, we were there on the convention floor when donald trump took the stage. the moments the delegates have been waiting for. to them, trump did what he needed to do, look presidential and the message was exactly what they wanted to hear. [ cheers and applause ] >> filled with momentum and energy, enthusiasm to take back to pennsylvania, bucks county where i'm from. >> the trump ticket is going to do very well.

there's a lot of motivation and energy. people want change. very simple. stark contrast. >> it's special. really awesome for the republican party. >> reporter: the republicans believe they are unified. they leave here energized. they are ready to go home to get donald trump elected in november. i'm sarah bloomquist, action news. >> this is a convention marked by controversy. the question is, will it be an effective launching pad for the trump/pence campaign? this is a question only answered by voters. donald trump did hit hillary clinton hard tonight. hillary clinton will have her chance to get back on monday at the dnc when they come to philadelphia. needless to say, action news will be there. that's the story for the republican national convention.

>> thank you, jim. as republicans wrap up their convention, the democrats are gearing up in philadelphia. the four-day event kicked off monday. there was a huge pep rally and party tonight at penn's landing. christie ileto was there. >> hi, do you have your ticket? >> reporter: dnc arrived at penn's landing. >> a kick off event. a way to kick off energy. >> welcome. thank you for volunteering. >> reporter: 18,000 volunteers spent two and a half years getting the city ready for the national stage. >> these are the people going to make it happen. they are going to get hillary clinton elected president. >> reporter: how awesome is it to welcome them? they stressed the volunteers are here to make people love philadelphia. from the trades to the entertainment and the message from presidential candidate, hillary clinton. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: welcome the main

attraction. >> i'm looking forward to it, really. >> energy is terrific. the optimism is high. >> building. >> reporter: michigan delegate is already feeling the brotherly love. is this your first time in philadelphia? >> yes. >> reporter: what do you think of our city? >> i was just telling my friend it might be time to come to philadelphia more often. it's a great city. >> reporter: have a good night. stay cool. this is the first of several dnc events to come. of course, the main attraction will be here at the wells fargo center. christie ileto, channel 6 action news. they have turned the welcome light on, literally for dnc delegates and the vibrant, patriotic display on the terminal. the color-changing l.e.d. will show stars and rotate between red, white and blue from 8:00

p.m. to 6:30 a.m. the unveiling of the stage at the wells fargo center. in other news, it has been a tragic 24 hours in philadelphia with four separate murders across the city. police do not believe they were linked. one was a captain beaten to death in her bed. dann cuellar has details. >> reporter: it has been a busy 24 hours for investigators who have been from one murder scene to another. in particular, the 25th district, the site of three homicid homicides. an icon loved by many. the pain and shock in the 3700 block of north percy the block where ruth ann called home. she touched many lives. >> she was a great community person, a block captain and gave lunches out. always clean. she never said no when you

needed help. >> reporter: burnett was found severely beaten in her second floor bedroom. >> doesn't make sense to leave the earth like that. a beautiful person. it hurts my heart she is not here with us. >> reporter: burnett was a devoted member of the baptist church up the street on erie. >> she was like a gem. she was good. >> reporter: presently, police have no suspects. the question like burnett's boyfriend who friends and neighbors say she was having problems with. >> looking for him all day. >> reporter: burnett's murder was the fourth in the city. a man in his 20s was shot dead in the hip and back. in the 2900 block of masher, a 23-year-old man shot multiple times in the body. 1:23 a.m., less than an hour earlier, another 23-year-old man shot in the head while driving

his car. he crashed into two parked cars on the way to see his girlfriend. >> what is going on with the killings? >> i don't know. >> reporter: he's been to 12 funerals this year and preparing for 13. >> you have a lot of people that just kill themselves, but they don't care who they step on. >> reporter: with the killer unknown, family, friends and neighbors hope police close in on one soon. they have their own suspicions but will let police conclude their investigation. at police headquarters, dann cuellar, channel 6 action news. 75,000 pictures and videos of child pornography. he was indicted on federal charges. if convicted, he faces up to 80 years behind bars and $1 million in fines. charges have been refiled against that ring police officer after the traffic stop that went

awry in april. the officer got in an altercation with a woman for not having a drivers license. allegedly punched her for not handing over her cell phone. today, the district attorney relisted it and says he wants a different district to decide. a scandal that forced temple university president out. neil theobald resigned. the resignation is effective the 1st. a $22 million short fall in the university's merit scholarship fund. he was hired because of his financial expertise. >> everybody coming together. >> a mother's anguish remembering her 6-year-old girl who was struck and killed by an alleged drunk driver in front of

her home at the white oak condos in dover. this man, 26-year-old david randall hit a curb trying to park and pinned her against the wall. >> i keep saying this, i was not trying to be a hero. my daughter, if you see how little she is, she is the little one out here. we were innocent. >> authorities accuse randall of striking three people. he will be charged with vehicular homicide. >> do not ever give plane to ph

into trouble. everyone is off the runway. hands up, lying on the ground, but still shot by

police. we are hearing why the officer pulled the trigger. adam? >> 90s are invading the eastern half of the country. we'll have the latest numbers in accuweather. plus, the neighborhood kids opening a brand-new training center. we'll show it to you when action news continues tonight.

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for injuries. video of a north miami police officer shooting this unarmed black man is sparking new tension between police in that community. a cell phone video shows charles kinsey, a behavioral therapist on the ground with his hands up. he's trying to calm down an autistic man he takes care of. >> i have my hands in the air. i said i just got shot. i said sir, why did you shoot me? his words, he said, i don't know. >> the florida state attorney is leading an investigation into the incident. the officer is on administrative duty. the administrative chief said he thought kinsey was in danger and hit the man next to him. he said i took this job to save lives, i did what i had to do in a split second. an eruption

one of three baton rouge policemen who survived the ambush. bruce simmons was able to go home today. first, the nurses and doctors who treated him administered a dose of congratulations. he was greeted by a hallway full of salutes from fellow officers. he is still in cast and sling, he will need more surgeries. tonight, he is able to rest in his own bed. roger als is out. he resigned today, two weeks after allegations he forced out a former news anchor after she spurred his sexual advances. rupert murdock will assume the role of chairman and acting ceo until a replacement is named. new jersey's jobless rate is on the rise. it picked up .2 percent.

unemployment has been increasing. the state labor department shows the state, the economy lost 6500 jobs. unfortunately, this news won't help. the progresso soup factory is shutting down causing jobs. they have been there since 1942. owner, general mills plans a global restructuring and wants to shift to other plants in the u.s. employees were sent home for the weekend. they are scheduled to return monday, at least for now. on health check at 11:00, you know it's important to put on sunscreen to protect your skin. did you realize your eyes can get sunburned, too. pick sunglasses not just based on style, but uva and uvb protection. without it, all the rays over the years can lead to permanent

vision damage like cataracts. be careful. the next few days, you will need the fan and air-conditioning. >> limit outdoor activities. high clouds out there passing through tonight. overall, it is a warm and muggy summer night. 76 right now in philadelphia. 77 in ring. 75 in wilmington. equal across the region. cooler in cape may. temperature wise, but it is extremely humid to the south with the winds coming off a very warm ocean of 75 degrees. there, you can see the clouds breaking away from the north and west. it was a line of severe storms over the great lakes that have fallen apart. this is kind of what you call the blow off clouds that blow away from the storms. a secondary ya of storms developed. nasty storms in chicago heading

south toward champagne, as it moves through iowa and northern parts of illinois. that complex will stay well to the west and south. future tracker showing at 11:00, already on the verge of 90 degrees with some of the cirrus clouds around. cooler at the shore. upper 70s. late in the day, we watch for the scattered thunderstorms especially in northern areas. some could be on the strong side with temperatures at 94 in philadelphia. 92 in wilmington. most of the baking tomorrow afternoon on the dry side with an isolated chance of storms far to the north. this is just the beginning of a long stretch of heat and humidity. friday feeling like 100 degrees, saturday, 102. it drops sunday by a few degrees because of drier air. it's not as humid. still, on the dangerous side every day. it's going to wear on our bodies. down at the shore tomorrow, 84 degrees with a sea breeze and a

few clouds. hot and humid. we lose the sea breeze saturday 90 degrees. sunday, 87, sunny and warm, it is humid . in the poke noes a little better. the heat index is lower in the mountains compared to the lehigh valley or delaware valley. 95, steamy with storms north and west. scorching heat saturday and high humidity of 98. 95 on sunday. the tropical feel returns monday. this is the most uncomfortable day, possibly 105 with late day storms. stays extremely hot and humid tuesday. 95 degrees over 100 with the heat index and late day storms. the heat continues wednesday to

thursday. the entire stretch of the dnc will be extremely dangerous with the high heat and humidity. >> thank you so much, adam. adults headed to the philadelphia zoo have a new place to cool off. the watering hole beer garden and oasis opens tonight. it is at the southern most tip of the zoo. kenney was among 30 celebrity bartenders tonight. a city wide fund-raiser to support victims of the shootings in orlando. lgbt clubs and nightclubs took part. donations go to victims and their family. a night to celebrate all things k- 9. they hosted a party for give a dog a bone. treats and accessories for animal shelters. the group sent 20,000 pounds of dog related items to dog shelters from new york to florida. jimmy kimmel live is coming

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fernandez was tough, scored a couple runs. we are going to keep plugging along and pushing. >> before ryan howard's powering opposite field home run, a big hit down the streit in south philadelphia. high fives at the ryan howard training center, a state of the art indoor baseball and softball training facility. it's open for 8,000 kids in the inner city program. >> it's not about having my name on the wall. it's providing a safe place and a good place to come baseball wise, softball wise and educational wise. >> the cages look great. still to come, we catch up with the eagles ready for training camp. we hear from the birds next. ♪

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>> finally, talk about a sweet job of the day. scooping ice cream. serving ice cream and making milk shakes at the ring market today. yum. hopefully they are serving up wins with the season start labor day weekend. i could use some ice cream. >> the next great innovators in business were in philadelphia. five semifinalists pitching new product ideas. they were selected from a field of 13,000 applicants. the winner getting 20 grand and a chance to compete for the $200,000 prize. jimmy kimmel is next here followed by in the nightline." "action news" continues at 4:30 a.m. with tamala edwards and meteorologist david murphy. now, for adam joseph, jeff chirico ducis rodgers and the entire news team, i'm monica

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>> jimmy: thank you for watching. thanks to all of you here for coming. thanks for braving the heat dome to be here. have you heard about that? it's a new weather phenomenon, causing unusually high temperatures, expected to get up to 115 degrees in some states. so, don't go to some of those states. and the fear is that the heat dome will turn into a thunder dome, and we'll have to turn to mad max to help us.

and president obama writing, drink water, stay out of the sun, and check on your neighbors. can you imagine checking on your neighbors in los angeles? and donald trump tweeting, the sun is the worst. hot, lazy, stupid, the sun is a big fat loser. in cleveland tonight, donald trump officially accepted the republican nomination after almost a full week of people kissing his ass, he finally kissed himself. throwing make america great t-shirts into the crowd, not really, but it's kind of believable, right? when he finished his speech, they dropped 125,000 balloons, poor chris christie spent all

day blowing them up. there's a group of loyal fans huddled together, waiting for the big orange gourd to appear. began with a speech from scott baio, and went downhill from there. it's a big -- i mean -- the big drama last night came courtesy of senator ted cruz, who chose not to endorse donald trump, even though they let him give a speech. this is how the trump family reacted to that. they should make that their christmas card. there were a lot of boos for ted cruz. how dare he? one of the reasons he didn't voice his support for trump, he reportedly has plans to run for president again in 2020. why not, it went so well this

time. and dr. ben carson apparently does not have similar aspirations. >> they're saying ted cruz wants to run again in 2020. have you made any decisions along those lines? >> yes. i have no intention of running for public office again. i wouldn't have done it this time had it not been for the tremendous outcry of the people. >> there were? who were these people? it was a good day for ben carson. he just signed a deal to be the new face of tylenol p.m. but there's a side feud emerging from the rnc. between bill o'reilly and montel williams. at the last minute, he backed

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[ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome back to the show. as you know, the republican national convention wrapped up

on t tonight. the most passionate supporter of donald trump is our friend jake byrd. he tried to make friends and file this very special report. >> hey, it's jake byrd, here in cleveland, home of the rock & roll hall of fame, and the cleveland cavaliers. let's go! ♪ >> i love your hat. ♪ >> it's all happening! it's really happening! it's really happening! i'm from chino, california, right on the mexican border. texas, that's on the mexican border, too. we're both getting a wall!

>> against illegal immigration, but also against the drug cartels coming across the boarder. >> i don't think people understand that. trump supporters aren't against mexicans. here's what happened, juan the pool guy said he needed a place, i need to get him out of the house so i can get back in the s house. we need him out. >> i don't know this gentleman. i'd be happy to talk to you later if you'd like. >> yeah, we can get together later. >> who are you most excited to see at the convention? >> i already saw him, ted cruz's father. that was it. >> he's the one that killed john f. kennedy, right? >> mr. trump understands that we

have power through might. he's a wonderful negotiator, and he's going to be awesome. >> if something bad is happening, he's standing at a urinal, he can just tuck it back in and go. and hillary clinton, she's going to be like, i'm wiping! i'm wiping! come on, we got to go! i'm wiping over here. i'm wiping. that's why we need donald trump. >> thank you. >> thank you. good-bye. >> and the health of our country. >> charles in charge. charles in charge of our nights and our women's reproductive rights. >> you did it, scott. that was beautiful. nothing says the future like an actor from the '70s that played a