endorsing trump when he spoke to hallie jackson. >> the way to unify the party is not to scream and yell and hurl insults. the way to unify the party is to stand behind shared values. i will shall be watching and listening to the candidates. hillary clinton will not defend freedom and be faithful to the constitution. i know that. i will not be voting for hillary clinton. >> stay tuned for team coverage live from cleveland. we'll go there live to chris lawrence and tom sherwood in the next 15 minutes. to prince george's county now where james sims is accused of taking upskirt photos of women. bureau chief tracee wilkins is live. some of this happened while the officer was on duty? >> reporte

this is a bizarre situation. the prince george's county police department and state attorney's office has been working closely to bring this indictment. they want the officer held accountable. >> it's a sad day to discuss the indictment of a prince george's county police officer for conduct that, if proven true, i find disgusting. >> reporter: james sims is charged with six counts related to taking upskirt pictures of unsuspecting women. >> in this case, we have four victims. two of these victims had their photos taken while pulled over at traffic stops. >> reporter: and in an incident at sports authority in bowie, the police officer was from another jurisdiction who notice whad sims was attempting to do. she watched him run to his marked police cruiser. >> it was her complaint that got the investigation started. >> reporter: it was the prince george's county depe

charges. >> immediately being aware of this i did three things. i suspended the officer, launched an internal investigation and contacted the state's attorney office. >> reporter: and women were interviewed of who he allegedly victimized during traffic stops. >> it was clear during our interaction with them, whether they had come forward or not, they had concerns. >> he was making what we believe to be legitimate traffic stops and then taking advantage of that situation. >> reporter: sims is now suspended with pay. he joined the force in 2010 and patrolled the beltsville/heightsville area. >> his actions have not only violated the privacy of these victims but he's violated the trust that was put in him by the citizens of prince george's county. >> reporter: the police know about four victims. they are asking people who may have information about other victims to please come forward. coming up, on news4 at 6:00, the chief has a message. the community

state's attorney office is saying about prosecuting this police officer on criminal charges. i'm tracee wilkins, back to you all in the studio. >> disturbing. tracee wilkins, thank you. a trip to a gas station turned deadly in prince george's county. alonzo was in capitol heights, about a mile from his house at a gas station. he had just filled up the tank when a gunman approached and shot him yesterday. the man drove off in jackson's black dodge charger. police are still looking for him. news4's chris gordon is talking to people who knew jackson. he will have a report at the bottom of the hour. a frederick county man says his wife has been wrongfully sentenced to three years in prison in gambia in western africa. fanta jawara has been in prison since april after getting arrest at a protest. her husban l

sentence through news reports and relatives in that country. he says she was just a bystander at the demonstration while she was visiting her homeland. brazilian police have now arrested ten people suspected of planning terrorist acts and activities during next month's olympic games in rio. according to brazil's justice minister, the group was inspired by isis and mostly organized online. there were no specific targets for an attack but investigators are going through the suspects' computers and cell phones now to learn more about the possible plans. police are still looking for two more people. all 12 are brazilian and one is a minor. as the republicans rally around their candidate in cleveland, we could be a day or so away from learning who hillary clinton plans to pick for her running mate on the democratic side. among some of the finalists, a couple who has close ties to our area. first, agriculture

vilsack. labor secretary tom perez is a former assistant attorney general and served as maryland's labor secretary and tim kaine, virginia governor, is also considered a favorite. he also served as the chair of the dnc. well, as the speculation swirls, senator kaine held several events throughout our region. david culver caught up with him in sterling. >> reporter: at a round table discussion in the muslim society center -- >> so refugees are our enemies now? >> reporter: a dialogue with the african-american community. tim kaine using a moment to highlight recent campaign rotor rick. his remarks clearly aimed at donald trump. >> let's just be honest, there is an

rhetoric from some, not all, not a majority but rhetoric from some about the muslim community. >> reporter: while here, the senator praising hillary clinton several times. this comes amidst heightened speculation that he could be her candidate for vice president. just a week ago, the two campaigned together and this morning at an immigration focus round table, there were questions and answers. >> i'm a happy senator and i'm not looking for another job. >> reporter: another big crowd of media. local and national. >> what do you make of so many people coming out to events like this in the past there would be a few of us local media here. >> this would be an event that people would cover for a desire to know more about the community. i'm in a little momentary bubble of attention. but it will be normal again. >> do you anticipate

>> adding that he thinks virginia will play a big role in decision 2016. in sterling, david culver, news4. temps right now are just at 90 degrees. 89 and if you want to fire up the grill this evening, about 77 and fast forward to saturday afternoon around 2:00 p.m. this is how hot it's going to feel when you factor in 104 in washington and 103 in leesburg. i'll breakdown this dangerous heat and what you can expect friday through monday. all of those days because of the heat and humidity. >> thanks,

a program for domestic violence victims is being conducted. our northern virginia bureau chief julie carey spoke with a survivor today. >> reporter: this piece of paper and the questions it contains can be a lifesaver. this program was launched a year ago from the fairfax county police department. it wasn't around when this woman called police several times between 2008 and 2011 to report her husband was hurting her. she finally left him when he pulled a gun. >> i walked the opposite direction. i did hear a gunshot and i turned around and i saw the gun that he was holding and pointed in our direction. >> the patrol officers are now required to ask the victims

domestic violence call. when an answer is "yes," the victim is screened at high danger and officers are equipped with flip phones so they can connect the victim right away with a domestic violence counselors. >> the priority is to get the victim out of the perilous situation immediately. >> reporter: that counselor then helps determine what is needed to help protect the victim. >> we know that three out of the four victims stay with us so they continue with services in some capacity, whether that's an emergency shelter, victim advocacy, maybe a court protective order. >> reporter: this survivor said it would have made a big difference if they had this l.a.p. screen when she was abused. >> i feel like it's such a good tool, i feel if it was provided to me at the time, it would have helped me get out of the situation sooner. >> reporter: the l.a.p. program was first created inyl

back in 2005 and the news continues to spread across the country. ahead at 6:00, surprising findings about one of the greatest domestic violence threats. >> jewulie, thank you. when we come back, he was taking care of a 95-year-old woman but used access to her house to steal thousands of dollars from her. now he's being sentenced for his crime. and only on news4, the specialized program that is putting hundreds of students in their dream jobs for the summer. and we're live in cleveland talking to local delegates about what donald trump needs to do tonight. >> and my son has meningitis b. but how did we end up here?

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we are now on the final day of the republican national convention and tonight's headline speaker is the donald himself. >> earlier today, we saw peaceful protesters making their way throughout cleveland. one of them holding a sign quoting ted cruz from last night telling people to vote their conscience. news4's chris lawrence wants to get inside the quicken loans arena where trump will speak tonight. chris? >po

they are still doing sound checks. the bands are going one by one tuning up. you're right, we have been speaking with local delegates about how high the stakes are tonight for donald trump and they are telling us two very different stories about the kind of donald trump they want to see tonight. >> this is not a night that -- >> reporter: she's been around long enough to know the moments that matter. >> but tonight is going to be the pinnacle of whether donald trump communicates and makes it with the serious people out in the country. >> reporter: she says he has to stick to the script. >> we need to know that he's serious. otherwise, we're just getting ourselves -- this is a sham game and i don't think donald trump is a sham person. i t

he's got to show us that depth tonight. >> reporter: but other virginia delegates want trump to be trump. >> if donald trump's message is what motivates his base and got all of these people back into the party -- >> reporter: she's worried about the influence of his new advisers. >> they are watering down his message. you have total establishment now running donald trump's campaign and he needs to know that that's going to be a problem not just in the state of virginia but it's going to be a national problem. >> reporter: and the thing about it is, following this ted cruz fiasco from last night, he's not just trying to show he's prepared for the presidency but he's trying to unify the party as well. >> and dr. ben carson today is making the rounds to lots of delegations. he's promoting trump and unity and that's a message he gave toll battleground virginia today. the eggs were hot at

speaker ben carson could barely eat, people wanting their picture with him. when he did speak, he cinged voters that are undecided. >> for those people who say i'm not going to vote for anybody, they are not using their brain that god gave them. >> reporter: carson also criticized ex-candidate ted cruz for not endorsing him last night. >> i was, frankly, disappointed. i thought that he would come with a message of unity. it takes a certain level of maturity and selflessness to recognize. >> reporter: donald trump won virginia's primary but lost the delegate selection contest. there's little trump campaign stuff in the room but the delegates are trying to unify. >> we are a red state that doesn't have its act together

battleground areas. we have loudoun county, which is a purple county. >> reporter: both virginia republicans and ben carson believe donald trump will do the unification work tonight. >> he's got a heavy lift tonight. he needs to make the outreach to people and proving that, look, he's serious about the presidency and he can be trusted as well. >> reporter: and the virginia republicans know that they are one of the states that could make the difference of what happens on november 8th. >> that's right. a lot of attention on virginia. it's a swing state, as usual. we'll be right here all evening bringing you the very latest from quicken loans arena. jim, wendy, back to you. >> and we'll be back after the convention. guys, thank so much. >> well, still ahead, more coverage of the rnc convention in our next half hour. chuck todd works with polito fact to check some of the claims that mike pence was making last

inmate in the d.c. jail has settled his lawsuit against the district and will be collecting $25,000. the incident that triggered this was revealed in a news4 i-team investigation. keith johnson, then an inmate in the main jail in southeast, says he was ordered to complete a grisly work assignment. he was asked to clean up the cell of a fellow inmate after that man had committed suicide. johnson says the work was traumatic and not trained on the proper way to clean up blood. district records show that d.c. paid a settlement to johnson in april. a woman thought her computer was hacked and paid hundreds to fix it. what happened after she learned that was a scam? plus, the new numbers from health officials tonight about the number of pregnant women now infected with the zika virus. and this saturday, nbc 4 is teaming up with the washington

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highs today in the 90s. the humidity is really starting to increase, especially on saturday and monday. downright muggy both of those days. when you're out and about, it's hot and humid and the hottest because of the extreme heat. friday through monday, they are weather alert days. there are thunderstorm chances all four of those days with the best chance of rain being later in the day on monday. the weak cold front moves through the area. as for the cold front, we talk about cooling temps. not the case this time around. it's still going to be hot next week. no widespread rain in the forecast. typical for this time of year. tomorrow, we start off the day at 7:00 a.m. with an isolated

like frederick, hagerstown, loudoun county. 74 degrees at 7:00 a.m. 60s in the suburbs. not too bad. it's muggy, though. by lunchtime, we're around 90 degrees. hot and partly sunny skies. as we move into the afternoon hours, mostly sunny skies. high tomorrow of 99 but feeling like 100 or even a touch warmer with the humidity. 8:00 p.m. tomorrow evening, still hot. temperatures around 92 degrees. the heat forecast tomorrow, drink plenty of water and limit your time outdoors. as we talk about feels-like temperatures, around 100 to 105, potentially a little hotter on saturday. it's going to be near record heat in the forecast. by tuesday, use caution outdoors as it stays hot but humidity levels lower throughout the day. here are the numbers. tomorrow, 99. saturday, 101. suay

notice the slight chance of an isolated late-day thunderstorm on friday, saturday and sunday. monday, 99. now, tuesday it's still hot. 98 for a high but it will feel more comfortable with lower humidity. on wednesday and thursday, highs in the mid-to upper 90s. and then you notice the trend even the following weekend. saturday and sunday, high temperatures in the low to mid-90s. activities for the next few days, go for the outdoor temperatures. it's already going to be hot. heading to the pool, make sure when the kids are out of the pool, they are in the shade and drinking plenty of water. if it's happy hour or anything that you'd like to do outdoors, fire up the grill, it's going to be better indoors the next few days. of course, the nationals have a lot of games at home over the weekend or through the weekend. drink plenty of water. they are allowing guests to bring in extra sealed water bottle. they will have misting fans helping to keep folks cool. temperatures in the upper 80s

89 right now in washington. lauryn is going to breakdown how hot it is going to feel coming up in a few moments in her forecast. >> amelia, thanks. controversy surrounding another police shooting. >> most of it was caught on camera. the questions about why a man was shot by police while he was laying on the ground with his hands in the air. plus, how much jail time the man who scammed an elderly bed-ridden woman out of thousands of dollars learns his fate. he was gassing up when he was shot and his car stolen. ahead, why prince george's county police want you to see these

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will be speaking to his party's delegates and to the nation as he deliver as primetime speech. the theme, make america one again. trump's speech comes after his former rival ted cruz was booed by so many in the crowd last night the president of virginia's liberty university, jerry falwell will be speaking tonight. a beloved father and grandfather shot and killed while filling up his car with gas. the shooter was after his car. chris gordon is live at the bp station on marlboro pike. chris? >> reporter: it happened around 7:00 p.m. and police are looking for a gunman who they say could pose a danger to our entire community and

help finding him. he was filling his car with gas yesterday morning. 68-year-old alonzo jackson was shot at the pump. police say carjacking appears to be the motive for this murder. >> he was approached by the suspect who walked up to him, shot him, took his car and left. >> reporter: police released this surveillance video of the alleged gunman and the car they say he stole. mr. jackson's 2015 black dodge charger with d.c. tag df0113. they are asking anyone who has seen the vehicle or recognizes the suspect to call 911. alonzo jackson leave as wife, three grown children and grandsons. mr. jackson lived here in southeast washington about 20 years. neighbor mary shields says he was like a brother to her. >> to me, he was one of the best. i mean, if

home, he would call down here and say, you knee anything, miss mary? i'm home. that was mr. jackson. >> reporter: at the bp gas station today, motorists are trying to make sense of this carjacking. >> your car is not worth your life but i'm sorry it happened. >> i feel sorry for his family. it's just crazy. >> reporter: a substantial reward is being offered ahead at 6:00. that's the latest live in prince george's county. wendy, back to you. >> thank you, chris. a murder charge is now filed against a fairfax man for the death of another man at a metro bus stop in prince george's county. this happened last night at theed the addison metro station. new details about

tuesday, you'll remember, in riverdale. today, we learned that the 72-year-old is edmonds in virginia. he was mowing the grass on the side of the parkway when his lawn tractor was struck by a car. a man who was the caregiver to a 95-year-old woman from montgomery county will now face seven years in jail. he was sentenced for neglecting that woman and then stealing thousands of dollars from her savings. news4's megagan fitzgerald was n court. the judge had a few things to say to this guy, didn't he? >> reporter: he did. he talked about the filthy conditions that this woman was living in and told the man that he was a danger to the community and had no remorse for his actions. for nearly two years, investigators say jose bacon jr. convinced his elderly neighbor he would take care of her sosh

nursing home. >> he was able to get his foot in the door, as it were, and did some initial work and some cleanup and some home care. >> reporter: but for months, he was stealing thousands of dollars from 95-year-old helen. the montgomery county state's attorneys office shows this video showing bacon at an atm withdrawing money from her account. over a span of a month, he forged and cashed 16 checks amounting to more than $11,000 while he ignored the needs of the elderly woman. >> he left this 95-year-old victim to essentially rot in her own urine and leave the house to be unkept. >> reporter: feces covered the bed that she lived in. the facts were disturbing enough to sentence him to prison for seven rs

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>> reporter: d.c. native jumped into his dream job. the creation of the new cirque du soleil show called "kurios". >> i play a fish and it's kind of like a broad kay company member. >> reporter: the broad tent took 40 people to raise and the georgetown prep grad is home to perform in front of his family, including his biggest fan, his mom. >> the format of the jumps on the ram poe lean to get my brain sorted and then rock it. hundreds of planes grounded because of a computer outage. >> now one day later, problems still persist. when will things return to normal for southwest airlines passengers? and controversy surrounding one of the area's more successful college hoops coaches. the response to reports that he's rballyve

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there are now 400 women in the united states with the zika virus. the cdc says that's not including the 378 pregnant woman who also have it. we learned today that the cdc has given the district $250,000 to fight the virus, part of the $60 million being distributed by the federal government. troubling allegations against mike lonegan today. players claiming they were emotionally and verbally abused by the coach. jason pugh has the details. jason? >> players are speaking anonymously. according to this report

"the washington post," in early april, a player logged complaints about coach lonergan and said the player at the school previously looked at his behavior and that it had been handled. a graduate this past season after playing for four years reacts to the news on social media. here's what he had to say. "coach is very old school and he's going to push you to the limits to reach your potential. even though we went at each other a few times, i know he did it because it got me to where i am today." more on this coming up at 6:00. again, we're still waiting to hear back from george washington university and coach lonergan on this matter. >> thanks, jason. a woman thinks her computer is hacked and pays hundreds to have the problems fixed. what happened after she learned that this was just a

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donald trump tweeted out earlier today that aside from a group of people who suffered massive and embarrassing losses, the gop is united and in just a few hours from now, trump will try to prove that in his primetime speech before the delegates of his party and the million who is are expected to be watching. last night, we heard from trump's running made and our political director, chuck todd, takes a look at what he had to say. >> reporter: the republican vice presidential nominee mike pence spoke proudly of his record as governor of indiana. our friends decided to check his claims against reality. so how did doe? pence talked about his record on the economy, boasting that there are more hoosiers going to work than ever before. the bureau of labor statics says he's right about that but there's more to the story. while there's growth in raw numbers, the population has grown, also, in indiana.

so the so polito fact rated that half true. and fact checkers found in raw dollars, pence is right, but when adjusted for inflation, there were larger adjustments in 2011 and politifact gave that a half truth. we'll be talking more about pence and donald trump in the week ahead. in the meantime, stay tuned for "nbc nightly news" tonight and for the coverage of donald trump's acceptance speech. nbc 4 responds to a victim of a computer scam. a virginia woman paid hundreds of dollars to a company who claimed that her computer was infected with a virus. it turns out her computer was fine. that's when s

>> as soon as she realized what she did, she contacted her credit card company immediately to report the scam but they wouldn't remove the charge. she called nbc 4 responds. first, it was a loud buzz. then, the computer froze. >> at the bottom it said call this number immediately and we will help you. you have been hacked into and you need assistance right off. >> reporter: diane says she had no choice but to call the number. >> i couldn't shut it off and this had never happened before. >> reporter: she was told her computer was hacked and they could fix it. >> reporter: so he took control of your computer? >> yes, he did. >> reporter: the caller convinced diane to pay $300. she did. but as soon as she hung up with them, she had a bad feeling. >> i shut it off and i started to cry because i just had a change feeling. >> reporter: diane was right. she contacted the company but by then it was too late. her credit card was ady

company wouldn't remove it until they went through the dispute resolution process. diane didn't want to wait that long. >> bob called the attorney general and the attorney general, nothing. and then he said, i am going to call susan hogan. >> reporter: nbc 4 responds contacted diane and bob's credit card company and provided them with information from the federal trade commission about computer tech scams. shortly after, they removed the $300 charge. >> amazing. with all these other people out here to call, no one could assist us but channel 4. >> reporter: we contacted the computer tech company and they never responded to our request for information. if you want to know what to do if this happens to your computer, we have all of the information you need right now on our nbc washington app just search tech scam. i'm susan hogan, news4. well, many people are

shopping according to the annual survey, families with children in k through 12 will spend 680 bucks, which is more than last. college students will spend about $890. thanks to a new internship program, hundreds of d.c. students are working at high-tech, high-wage jobs this summer. mark segraves met two students who designed an app for microsoft. it's a story you'll see only here on news4. >> this is a tremendous opportunity. >> reporter: these are two of the 500 d.c. high school students participating in a specialized paid internship program this summer that gives them hands-on experience with high-tech employers like microsoft. >> it kind of opens me up to certain careers that i didn't think were possible before. >> reporter: he and his team have been working on a new game that microsoft will begin selling next month. >> you're like, wow, am i r

up to this? >> reporter: paul st. claire who hopes to oversee the challenge says he's more than up to the challenge. >> a creative kid. he's learned a lot of coding skills. >> this is the place for them to enter into some high-paying jobs in the region and the country. >> reporter: for reader, a full-time student and a single mom, a high-level internship, where the students do just more than make coffee and deliver things, this gives her a chance to prepare herself for the next step. >> i feel like it's saving me money for college, basically, because i can figure out if this is a career path that i really want to follow and i don't have to spend money that i don't have to in college. >> reporter: as for trainor, the internship has showed him that his tomorrow begins today. >> it's like i don't have to

i'm going to college and going to get a degree but you don't have to wait to graduate before you start making innovations. >> reporter: they hope to expand the program to 700 students next year. in the district, mark segraves, niece 4. >> they know what they want. >> love that guy's energy. so how much snow are we getting? >> well, funny you said that. you know, six months ago today, you know what we were doing? we were preparing for the blizzard and now we're preparing for the heatwave. a big warmup. we haven't had temperatures like this since about four years ago. so it's going to be a little on the warm side. just a little bit as we continue through the weekend. as the storm team 4 weather alert, we want to alert you as to how warm it's going to be. again, we've had temperatures like this. it's july. but we are warming up to temperatures in the triple digits. so enjoy this evening. humidity is creeping in

now, we will be very hot and humid tomorrow but dangerously hot and humid as we get into the weekend. i'm going to give you that feels-like factor in a few seconds. for right now, let's concentrate on nice temperatures, seasonable temperatures. 90 in frederick and really not that bad out there right now considering it is july. tonight, we fall into the 70s. a sprinkle early tomorrow morning and then we warm up. nothing on the radar but, again, we could see some of this energy come down. it looks like it weakens but a few showers by early tomorrow morning and then we get isolated chances by tomorrow afternoon. saturday, morning looks great. just looks warm. tomorrow's forecast, we're at 99 degrees. isolated showers. hazy, hot and humid. what will it feel like with the humidity and heat combined? it will feel around 100 degrees. by saturday, between 100 and 108. sunday, a little dry air in

humidity falls off a little bit. the heat indices are still in the 100 to 105 range. by saturday morning, you wake up and 8:00 a.m. and it's going to feel like 93 degrees. by 1:00, 105. by 4:00 p.m., 107. so again, it's going to be warm out there on saturday. so hopefully you have plans maybe to either go to the pool or if you're headed to the beach, this is for the northern beaches, delaware and into maryland, temperatures are right around 90 degrees. now, as we continue into the weekend, only small chances here and there but isolated showers and storms, a better chance on monday as the cold front comes through. the temperatures stay in the 90s. at least we won't have the dangerous heat. again, make sure you hydrate as you go through the weekend. scott macfarlane at the live

out of charlotte because of the "bathroom bill" that required several businesses to leave the state. in a statement, the charlotte hornets say they understand the league's decision. nba commissioner adam silverstein hopes to announce a new location for the event shortly. >> thank you, scott. he was taking care of a man with autism when he was approached by police and then shot the investigation into the controversial shooting. >> i am in total shock of what i saw. what could hvea

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who was laying on the ground with his hands up. >> reporter: a witness' cell phone video clearly show as man laying on his back, arms in the air telling police he's unarmed and so is the autistic man sitting next to him. >> [ inaudible ]. >> reporter: but a north miami police officer shot him anyway. >> my client asked why did you shoot me? the officer said to my client, i don't know. >> reporter: turns out the victim is charles kinsey who is a behavior therapist at a nearby group home. the man sitting next to him is the autistic client who wandered away from the home. the group home manager said police were told something else. >> the individual who lives here was walking down the street with a toy in his hand and somebody called the police saying

somebody had a weapon. >> reporter: another witness' cell phone video shows police hovering over kinsey after one officer shot him at least once in the leg. the police benevolent association defended the police saying it was an accident, that the officer was actually aiming at the autistic man sitting beside him because the officer thought he had a gun. >> and, unfortunately, he missed the white male and shot mr. kinsey on accident. >> reporter: the police chief walked away from a news conference only saying that the case has been turned over to state authorities to investigate while u.s. attorney general loretta lynch looks at it, too. >> we want to gather as much information as we can so we can make an informed decision. >> reporter: the officer has been suspended while charles kinsey recovers at the hospital wondering what he could have done

in just a few hours now, donald trump takes the stage to accept the republican presidential nomination. that will end the most unconventional convention that we've seen in decades. his speech comes on the heels of yet another political rarity, senator ted cruz refused to endorse the nominee last night. the stage is set for a dramatic finish in cleveland but we're also looking ahead to the biggest remaining mystery in this campaign season. >> hillary clinton is getting ready to reveal her running mate. tonight, we have team coverage from cleveland and d.c. we begin with steve handelsman. steve? >> reporter: donald trump says he's not a regular politician and in many ways he's righ

we see the men and women in our nation's capital up on the hill exhibit. when i saw him at the rnc in cleveland, he had on a happy face even though the pressure is on. >> reporter: donald, then daughter ivanka trump, came to the convention hall this afternoon. >> i love cleveland and they are doing a great job and the police are doing an incredible job. thank you very much. >> reporter: checking out the view, the mike, the teleprompter. for donald trump, tonight's speech is a critical performance. >> i don't know if the guy feels pressure but this is big. >> i think the american electorate has decided that hillary clinton is not honest or trustworthy. every poll shows you that. they just want to know that the other guy is not an irresponsible pick. >> reporter: after last night, convention chaos. ted cruz booed when he did not endorse trump. the nominee is getting kudos. >> what donald trump