. >> she is longest serve issing republican delegate. and having attended the last seven gop conventions. >> we in the past have been sent to coordinate the nominee and basically we are back dropped. we are to play nice and act nice and have decorum. >> this time may be different. some conservative republicans are appalled by trump. she questions his policies. >> you cannot put a 35 percent tariff on to items coming in to the nation and expect this nation to be prosperous. >> free-trade is wonderful if you have smart people. but we have people that are stupid. >> what he is proposing is going to make america broke. >> are you you asking me to support the donald trump that believes in assault rifle bands or nran endorsement because he believes in the second amendment. >> are you surprising the donald trump that he agreed with partial birth abortion or the one that is pro-life. >> i have evolved on many issues. >> she questions his conservativism. >> he told them they would penalize the company if they move out of the country. >> 35 percen

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kurt small, that's five days of iss. randy, eight days for you. my wine sack, who did this?k my shall chablis? >> no one drank it, we poured it out. >> what wine pairs with ten days iss? zinfandel? sirah? >> jimmy: vice principals" hbo sunday nights. so danny, go back to your real high school experience. >> okay. >> jimmy: we have four people up on the screen. let's put them up on the screen now. i'm not sure if you've figured it out yet. but the woman on the bottom corner we can't see. there appears to be a man lurking behind her. so one of these people is someone from your high school who i presume you know. and do you want to take a guess as to what number that person might somebody. >> well, i know it's not 1 or 4. >> jimmy: okay. >> they don't look like any teachers i ever have had before. >> jimmy: okay. >> i can't see 3's face so i'm not sure. >> jimmy: so maybe we should question number 2? >> yeah, number 2. >> jimmy: please put number 2 on the screen. number 2, what is your first name? >> lynn. >> jimmy: lynn. does this ring a bell at all? >> i didn't really know ma

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on microbes on population and growth. >> she joked iss has been in operation and there has to be a lot there. the moment is just about here. this is nasa's live feed of the launch. we're just about what? 15 seconds away. so let's listen in to the launch sequence. launch command has been issued. 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. liftoff. they're now on their way to the international space station. >> everything is fine on board. >> the first stage measures 68 feet in length and 24 feet in diameter burning liquid fuel for first two minutes and six seconds of flight. >>> a glorious site. 254 miles up, this is going to be a two-day trip. they'll return october 30th for kate reuben in napa. it's a great experience. she was in nasa's 2009 astronaut training class and helped create therapies for ebola and smallpox. she's going to do so much more. she's on her way. you've been watching live nasa tv coverage as they take off for the international space station with an american on board. >> spectacular. >> they're just as calm as they can be. >> you're looking at the down range portion of the launch. they

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on microbes on population and growth. >> she joked iss has been in operation and there has to be a lotes there. the moment is just about here. this is nasa's live feed of the launch. we're just about what? 15 seconds away. so let's listen in to the launch sequence. launch command has been issued. 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. liftoff. they're now on their way to the international space station. >> everything is fine on >> the first stage measures 68 feet in length and 24 feet in diameter burning liquid fuel for first two minutes and six seconds of flight. >>> a glorious site. 254 miles up, this is going to be a two-day trip. they'll return october 30th for kate reuben in napa. it's a great experience. she was in nasa's 2009 astronaut training class and helped create therapies for ebola and smallpox. she's going to do so much more. she's on her way. you've been watching live nasa tv coverage as they take off for the international space station with an american on board. >> spectacular. >> they're just as calm as they can be. >> you're looking at the down range portion of the launch. they use

. >> hey, ladies, i'm live in, i'm cleveland park and over thehe next three days, well, this iss itsce that you're going to' want to be. it's going to get hot, so hot that d.c. emergency officialsffa are preparing for the worst.or in fact, they are mobilizing mog some of their units over thethee next couple of days.next we'll have much more on that t coming up and sue, i know youno have the forecast. fec >> we do have a very hot h forecast especially for the f t weekend matt.d matt. today not terrible. 89 degrees at this hour. hour. that's the hottest we've beene'b all day and the humidity aid little bit in check but we but expect all of that to gooo downhill. check out some of the highut s temperatures out in the middle part of the country, wichitaic one outlay, saint louis 97.sains that's the kind of heat that t we are begins tomorrow.omorrow. we'll talk about what you can c expect as well as give you a first look at your eveningr eveg forecast and the update foror thunderstorms when fox5 local news at 5:00 comes right back. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> the district is bracing for another dangerou

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kurt small, that's five days of iss. randy, eight days for you. my wine sack, who did this?no one drank it, we poured it out. >> what wine pairs with ten days iss? zinfandel? sirah? >> jimmy: vice principals" hbo sunday nights. so danny, go back to your real high school experience. >> okay. >> jimmy: we have four people up on the screen. let's put them up on the screen now. i'm not sure if you've figured it out yet. but the woman on the bottom corner we can't see. there appears to be a man lurking behind her. so one of these people is someone from your high school who i presume you know. and do you want to take a guess as to what number that person might somebody. >> well, i know it's not 1 or 4. >> jimmy: okay. >> they don't look like any teachers i ever have had before. >> jimmy: okay. >> i can't see 3's face so i'm not sure. >> jimmy: so maybe we should question number 2? >> yeah, number 2. >> jimmy: please put number 2 on the screen. number 2, what is your first name? >> lynn. >> jimmy: lynn. does this ring a bell at all? >> i didn't really know many of my teachers by th

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so look up 10:14 tonight until 10:20 you will see that iss: the front coming to eastern canada see the storms firing up. that's our weather for tomorrow. so as the front sags south we will get storms to pop. sunshine in the morning and bidding clouds and notice how the storms are not all that widespread. or that intense. typical summertime shower or thunderstorm tomorrow and it late afternoon and evening. one or two may linger into the evening and first part of the overnight north and west of boston. so no severe weather tomorrow but any thunderstorms some downpours and lightning may be possible. highs tomorrow again, mid 90s. this is the last day of the real deep summer heat. low 90s in boston and 90 to 95 here worcester hills southern new hampshire a little sticky. 80s on the cape and 9to 95 -- 09 to 59 south -- 90 rain in the morning along the south coast and downpours on the cape and friday afternoon scattered showers and thunderstorms develop and they will be more numerous than tomorrow and then that will also spell relief. it will be humid but temps in the mid-80s and the weekend

the crew will stay aboard the iss for months. the former airline pilot is the 11th astronaut from japan to go into japan. onishi will help conduct gravitational experiments with mi mice. it's hoped it will reveal more about the aging process in mammals. the soyuz spacecraft includes upgrades to the docking equipment. dozens of people gathered at a science museum in tokyo to see onishi take off and one of his friends flew in from shanghai to watch. >> translator: he's a very responsible person so i'm sure he'll carry out the mission. >> onishi is expected to arrive at the international space station in two days. the japanese space agency is also marking another achievement. scientists there had a breakup of an orbiting telescope. they say they got the first-ever close look at superheated gases around a black hole. they plan to pub establish the data in "nature." then went out of control and broke up. the program director says their quality makes the loss of the satellites all the more regrettable. hitomi cost about $310 million. i

. >> reporter: we're learning morw about the man police saye' iss responsible for the deadlyead ambush here in dallas. he's 25 year old mike ka johnson. an served tour of duty in afghanistan. >> the city is safe and the suspect is dead and we can move on to healing. >> reporter: with, investigator, now believe 25 year old micah johnson acted alone according a out thursdayl deadly policeolic ambush shooting a dozen policeoc officers and two civilians ultimately killing five of the officers. >> this was a mobile shooterhoot that had written manifestos onto how to shoot and move, shoot and move. >> reporter: ambush coming at the tail end of a a protest over two black men recently killed by police. police ended up killing johnson. a search of his mother's homes where johnson lived outside dallas turned up an arson nail of weapons including bomb makinb materials rifles ammunition andn bullet proof vest s police johnson told them he was upsetps about re center police shooted of black men and he wanted to kill white office s in dallas joe waldman fox news. >> meantime there were morether prot

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the scouts also said hooters iss the one that approached them. m. tells me the scout leaders were not going to turno that down. >> you go to hooters for thers o its all in the music by the wayt [ laughter ]. >> we'll be right back. >> if you'd rather check out arh movie tonight rather than bravee it through the rain there are r new once to pick from. >> one of them the bfg. what kevin mccarthy has to say. take a look. >> hey everybody its kevin mccarthy including steven spielberg the bfg big friendlyrn giant finally hitting theaters. spiel burg is one of the greatest direct of all times. now he's taking on the classic bfg. ma till darks and also charlie a and the chocolate factory now this film deals, place the big family giant. he won academy award but here these playing a giant who is 25 feet tall. what they do is he performances the performance with motion capture and they capture it all and that's why his face looks so photo realistic you are seeing s the performance come through the digital character, his character become friends with a young g

clearly, this iss the last thing the democrats wanted in days leading up to their convention, of coursethe party chair debbie wasserman schultz saying she would resign at the end of the convention and then as so often happens and frankly you remember we saw this congressman chaka fattah i'll resign down the line. folks said how about now? she did not gavel this convention in this afternoon. she has been a low profile and we expect to not see a whole lost her throughout the rest of the week. it was embarrass many for her, embarrass many for the dnc noun the party has to figure out if the bernie sanders folks will put it in their rear view mirror say, all right, we didn't think we were treated particularly fairly but we'll move forward and a lot of that's going to come from bernie sanders speech right now in terms of whether he signals i'm ready to move on. that will be key to his supporters. >> yup. >> all right. bruce, thanks for your insight as always. we of course will be talking with all week. one of the big names head lining tonight's convention first lady michelle obama. >> her ton

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high rate of speed and they chased into the third street tunnel over to the capital complex and this iss where the big scene unfolded. we're going to take the cellphone video here that was shot by a security guard at nearby billings and you'll see the entire arrest and how itt unfolds and mpd escorting and bleeding with these men to getit out of theh vehicle, to stoptop shooting because at some pointme men inside that car shot roundsd at police. they had a mack 11 gun which chief lanier described as an automatic weapon, small inside,, automatic with a l that gun was dropped inside the tunnel. the sergeant got out of the car, and police continued to chase these men and it all ended right here at the exit of the tunnel. you'll see still pictures ofture other witnesses who saw the arrest unfold. those men now taken to mpdmp headquarters about a block behind the tunnel here foror questioning. we're still waying to learn more details about these men here's a sound bite from chief lanier. she says this the second time today that her officers werewere fired at.at no one fired back, too many man

toward the towardcan base, intensifying the motivation of those voters that he rode during victory, iss to hillary clinton going to be able to claim the middle of the electorate? i think it is open for her to make that attempt. and that's one of the things the running into mate choice. >> alexis? >> i'm looking for her effort to secretary clinton's effort to try to make the middle class argument a message that solidlythen campaign on and consistently. one of the challenges she's had throughout the primary is she's of all over the map with different messages and she wants to unite at least her base, to start with, coming out of this convention, around this economic middle class argument. and i'm listening for that. >> jeanne? similarly looking for some kind of vision, that can, you know, absorb and say that's a reason for me to vote for her. the things that we've noted is that hillary has got know, youy than, you could paper across america, with policy things and papers that hillary has developed. what she has lacked is a clear of priorities. and we've heard in recent she started to talk

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now at 11, an ice cream truck driver robbed and shotnd nine times.imes tonight, the victim's family iss talking only on fox5. > the former member of the virginia national guard arrestee foray tempting to help isis. i who the feds say he was targeting. and the memorial bridge needsees some major repair work just to stay open. the big boost it received to help with the reconstruction.reo your news starts right now. we thank you for joining uss tonight, i'm tony perkins andnd i'm shawn yancy. we begin the 11 with a violentlt attack on an ice cream truckrea driver in ed monday ton, maryland.mary two men shot him nine times as they robbed him.d he is now in critical conditioni tonight we learn his wife is pregnant with their first childs the man's family spoke exclusively to fox5's lindsay watts about what happened.ned >>repor this is one of those stories that just breaks your heart. the only good news is that muhammad dube ''s family says despite being shot so many times he is expected to recover. he was hit in his hands and hisd legislation. this is where it happened last night. muhammad h

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issing looking for qualified replacements. it's competing with tech giants in silicon valley who are willing to pay more money. the board of directors issued a contract to help them. >>> it's 4:41. with summer heating up, palo alto fire station covering a high fire danger of the foothills is closed. fire station 8 in foothill park received just a few calls last year, so as of july 1st the palo alto fire department stopped staffing it. closing the station saves $300,000 which will go to adding another department ambulance. the area will be covered by other agencies including the santa clara county fire defendant and that response times likely will not change. >>> we certainly have seen some real fire danger in recent weeks but the temperatures today looking very nice. let's head outside right now to fremo fremont. a live look outside. kari is going to be joining us next with your thursday morning forecast. >>> and that crash that mike was following in fremont this morning, the good news, it's been cleared. he'll have a look at

the ted cruz d iss put it on the display and it was especially evident just given that the stated goalor this thing is from the beginning the convention was unity. so donald trump wants and these delegates want donald trump to pull this convention together, they want him to reach out to entire country and put an exclamation point on the convention. he rehearsed for the biggest political speech of his life. >> a lot of press huh? >> reporter: his daughter will introduce him tonight. trump is expected to talk about keeping america safe and his campaign strategy. party leaders and delegates agree, trump's biggest job is to unite the republican party. >> donald trump can pull everybody together who is questioning him tonight by the tone of his speech and how he is going to say it. >> reporter: delegates want to hear details about trump's vision for the country. >> people are serious about how he is going to step up and do all the things that he has promised he is going to do. >> reporter: while it's trump's big night, the hall is buzzing about ted cruz's refusal to endorse trump during his

we pile the m isses? will four years more make meaner the spirit of the american people? -- and will answer the question of what kind of people we want to be. we democrats still have a dream. we still believe in this nation's future. this is our answer to the question. this is our credo. we believe in only the government we need but we insist on all the government we need. we believe in a government that is characterized by fairness and ness that goes beyond labels, doesn't distort things we know we can do. we believe in a government strong enough to use words like love and compassion. we believe that while survival of the fittest may be a good working description of the process of evolution, a government of humans should elevate itself to a higher order. [applause] our government should be able to rise to the level where it can fill the gaps that are left by chance. we believe, as democrats, that a society as blessed as our, the most affluent democracy in the world's history, ought to be looked to help the middle class struggle, ought to be looked to find work for those

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we have the american people, the case c each person in this room has too make to the american people isso commit to each of them thatma we will defend freedom and be faithful to the couldn't stewi stewing. (cheers and applause).. >> we will unite the party. par we will unite the country by standing together for shared values, by standing for liberty. god bless each and everyone of you and god bless the unitedhe e states of america! (boos). >> fox5 tom fitzgerald is live in cleveland tonight. tom, the speech the booing andg donald trump walked in right atr the end. what was it like to be there ane watch this happen in person? pe? >> reporter: you know shawn,no a jim, we've said this a millionln times over the course of campaign.. right? you can't make up this i stuff. and this tonight was politicalic theater at its highest level. lv this is going to go down as onee of the most remarkable eveningse in an american political convention ever. eve consider this.s ted cruz essentially walked intn a donald trump casino tonight tt and tried to lay down a very big bet. be gambling that he could ta

president of the european -- he iss saying speaking. he stands united with france in the fight against terrorism. this was in fact a terror attack. the french president francois hollande is attending a crisis meeting. what kind of response should we expect? well right now with him paris, the into expectation is he will likely revisit the extension of that level of emergency looking ahead past the deadline. the believe possibly growing that it could be extended beyond the end of this month. outt now we have to figure what's going to come out of that meeting to have that. >> thank you. we will be bringing you the latest developments as we get them. killedth toll, 73 people and being called a terrorist attack. turning to the markets now. stocks, how they are faring. areerrible news but we looking at fundamentals here. the rally continuing in the wake. gain.ifth trade.een them start the it is up 8% so far this week. breaking through and holding on the point level during thursday's session. is higher by a third of 1%. once we show you the ja