that's where we find monique braxton live at the convention center in morning.ayer session is happening this right now, right? >> reporter: it just got under way a few moments ago. we've seen about two dozen people arriving, the ame bishops as well as delegates are in town for their bicentennial convention. yesterday the former first lady and secretary of state addressed the crowd. >> we know there is clear evidence that african-americans are much more likely to be killed in police incidents than any other group of americans. >> reporter: mrs. clinton's message there needs to be changes in policing. now, this follows two deadly officer-involved shootings of black men captured on videotape. the ame church led a protest here while others marched in minnesota and louisiana. mrs. clinton also urged people to support their police departments. after the ambushing of five officers including a transit officer in dallas when clinton concluded her message we asked some of the thousands gathered to weigh in. >> white americans need to do a better job of listening when afri

nbc 10's monique braxton has more, which were more tense in nature, right, monique? >> reporter: that's right. three hours of marching through north philadelphia, and this is where the protesters came face-to-face here outside the 24th and 25th police district. no doubt, more aggressive action than we've seen so far. sky 4 was over the district when the philly coalition for real justice turned up the heat. they say they targeted this district because of a history of injustice against the minority community. supporters of the men and women in blue also showed up with posters. >> black people built this country. every single day, we are disrespected. we are murdered. we are killed. we're not valued. and we're tired of it. >> what happened in dallas is -- >> reporter: police brass say officers, came knowing they had to remain vigilant. they had to remain in control. the group is also planning to march today, and right now, we're monitoring their actions on social media to keep abreast of when they plan to take it to the streets. live for now, outside the 24th and 25th,

braxton: you know, it's really a myth.t doing well or doing poorly has nothing to do with the momentum of t-mobile. based,our growth is first of all, on the fastest 4g lte network in the country. we put over $20 billion over the last four years. if you have not tried us lately, you have not tried us. we have one incredibly network that is highly differentiated against all the other carriers. that's the foundation. but the vast majority of our consumers are primarily coming from at&t and verizon, and sprin t, just due to the relative size in the marketplace, really do esn't make much of a difference to us either way. emily: interesting. verizon, which is the market leader, made a big deal this, week buying yahoo! for $4.8 billion. the goal is to build out mobile video and advertising. are they getting ahead of the curve, or taking their eye off the ball? braxton: you know, they certainly have a strategy that they are aggressively pursuing. congratulations to them. on another acquisition. this now totals $10 billion of acqui

live for now, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >>> pretty impressive. here is a look at one of the main events last night. breathtaking fireworks along the delaware river. spectators lined up at penn's landing to watch that big light show. >> and before the fireworks took center stage last night the philadelphia orchestra performed a free concert. fans heard a sweet serenade from a very special guest, that's bobby hill, the 15-year-old who sang for pope francis last fall. >> i think this is probably one of the reasons i love philly, because in the summertime it's just so much fun. there's always something going on. >> i just brought them out, you know, they are from out of town so we came down here. >> nice little surprise. >> yeah, there you go. >> great crowds last night and this was likely just the first stop of many on this holiday weekend for those concert goers. >>> remember, nbc 10 and telemundo 62 are your home for wawa welcome america. and do not forget to download the festival val guide so you can get information on the go. it is all on our nb

live for now, outside the 24th and 25th, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >>> now to the tragedy in dallas. part of the downtown area is still blocked off as investigators look into the ambush killings of five police officers by a sniper thursday night. here is the latest. police are checking the shooting area to confirm the gunman, micah johnson acted alone. he was killed during a standoff. the dallas police are following up an an anonymous threat against its officers. one of the slain officer was taken to his hometown in texas. one of the other officers is that was wounded is out of the hospital. >>> take a look at the sunday edition of the dallas morning news. the front page shows the city skyline, the city has been tested before. now we face a new test. >>> things got violent in st. paul, minnesota. police moved in to stop demonstrators who marched on to a freeway. officers used smoke bombs to clear dozens of people, who were angry of the shootings of two african mern t-- african-american. >>> tense protests continued in baton rouge, louisiana. they arrested three people for inciting a

live from the digital operations center, monique braxton. >>> an american who arrived in istanbul fora layover just before the attempted coup described the chaos as he tried to leave a cafÉ in the city to head to the airport. >> as i was going deeper into the city i actually got stopped by military, they were yelling at me to turn back and they were -- it was an armored i saw some guns and yelling so i decided don't ask any questions, run away. >> the american was able to get a cab but couldn't get to the airport. he was eventually able to find a hotel. be sure to stay with nbc 10 and the nbc 10 app for continuing coverage of the attempted coup in turkey. >>> new this morning, isis has just claimed responsibility for the deadly terror attack in nice, france, on bastille day. meanwhile, the french prosecutor's office says five people are in custody. 84 people were killed when a truck plowed through a crowd, more than 200 wound. france's prime minister had said the driver mohamed lahouaiej was a terrorist linked to radical islam. prosecutors say he was not on any watch list he did have

live for now along penn's landing, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >>> wow. the crowds oohed and awed. you can see that little guy watching the fireworks display at penn's landing last night. this was the first of three fireworks show over the delaware river this weekend. >>> and the holiday weekend fun is just getting started and nbc 10 is here all weekend long giving you inside access to wawa welcome america. we are on the air from 10:00 a.m. until noon on the fourth of july bringing you the celebration of freedom ceremony followed by the independence day parade. then we're back on at 5:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. with the wawa welcome america july 4th concert. you can also see those two events in spanish on telemundo 62 and at 10:00 p.m. you can join us for the wawa welcome america july 4th fireworks. remember that is earlier than in years past. it is at 10:00 p.m. on monday night. >>> and remember nbc 10 and wawa welcome america. you can get a full list of all the events for the entire weekend on our nbc 10 app. >>> and the shore is of course expected to be p

monique braxton is live at the pennsylvania convention center. yesterday hillary clinton spoke to members of that church organization, what did she talk about? >> reporter: hi, katy. secretary clinton came here to speak to the ame bishops as well as the delegates during their buy centennial convention. she had two messages for them yesterday. first she called for major change in the nation's policing after two deadly officer-involved shootings of black men. clinton also asked people to support their police departments. this followed a day after a sniper killed five officers in dallas, including a transit officer. when she concluded her messagem to the thousands we spoke to those attending. >> we must not vilify police officers. remember what those officers were doing when they died. they were protecting a peaceful march. >> i think we do need to come together to find some way to heal this nation. >> reporter: now, every four years a candidate attends this convention. the ame folks told us they did reach out to mr. trump and he did not respond. th

nbc 10's monique braxton spoke to commissioner richard ross and we've seen protests over the past five nights. how are police preparing for the next one? >> i pose that had question to the police commissioner, and he will told us just outside police headquarters here that his department clearly has a plan they are comfortable, but he also said there's always the unknown. >> reporter: with this comes a level of anarchy that you have to contend with and that's exactly what that is but i do believe 90% of the people that will come here will come here to protest and demonstrate peacefully. >> reporter: though peaceful, weekend protests escalated outside the 24th and 25th district in philadelphia. >> [ bleep ] police. >> reporter: the in-your-face aggression by this group who calls themselves the philly coalition for real justice was unlike anything they experienced in some time. >> there are white pigs. there are latino pigs. >> they were profession a. they were patient, and i admire their resolve. >> reporter: the demeanor and contrast that with former police commissioner tom timoney. dur

live for now in the digital operations center, monique braxton. nbc 10 news. >> be sure to stay with nbc 10 and the nbc 10 app for continuing coverage of the attempted coup in turkey. >>> new this morning, isis now says the man who drove his truck into a crowd in nice, france, is, quote, a soldier of the group. an isis run media outlet did not name driver mohamed lahouaiej but said the attack was in response to calls to target countries fighting against the islamic state. 84 people were killed in the crash on bastille day. police officers shot and killed lahouaiej at the scene. >>> in san diego neighbors are showing support to the family of a uc berkley student who went missing in nice. nick leslie was among a group of students attending a study abroad program there. friends saw him avoid the truck but lost him during the chaos that followed the attack. leslie's social media accounts have been silent. >>> today people in our area will honor the victims of the terror attack in nice. usually a loud, fun event but this afternoon the bastille day fest

monique braxton is in chester county for the sendoff, monique. >> reporter: hey, there, ted. few people have gathered over my shoulder. they first plan to rally and then have a sendoff. we'll be here and send it to you when it happens. >>> monique, the conditions are ideal today. high and dry for today. lots of sunshine. live look outside. battle ship, gorgeous day to visit. i'll see you on the other side of the break with the forecast. when you're the parent of a disabled child, you realize that the world can be a harsh place. but you also realize it can be a really loving, wonderful place. when i saw donald trump mock somebody who was disabled, i was appalled. you gotta see this guy... ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh, i don't remember! that reporter suffers from a chronic condition that impairs movement of his arms. it told me everything i need to know about his heart and what he believes deep down. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. priorities usa action is responsible since 1961, pearle vision has proviwith expert eye care. that w

monique braxton is in chester county, where a bus full of delegates will roll for ohio this morning. >> reporter: hi, ted. in just a short time, gop delegates will stage a rally here in the main street town center, and they'll also have a grand old party sendoff. they'll be the estimated 50,000 people expected to attend the republican national convention. the unexpected in downtown cleveland is forcing the police to enhance security. everyone entered must have a secret service credential and pass through metal detectors. terrorist attacks in dallas and france led to upgrades to their security plan. >> what has been happening across the country in the last, you know, 12 months has been all during this planning process, we just keep changing our plan, enhancing our plan. >> reporter: military helicopters and u.s. coast guard boats will heplp patrol. they'll be on horseback, motorcycles. they'll be able to make arrests and have the authority to do so. most are from california and pittsburgh, according to cleveland police. now, police also tell us there has been no credible threat, but w

nbc 10's monique braxton is live on independence mall with a preview.e, what's happening out there right now? >> reporter: a lot of excitem t excitement. people are just arriving here, the constitution center opens its doors in a few minutes and i'm a few feet away from a full school encampment of a revolutionary war. these historians are reliving the 1776 experience. the soldiers traveled with a blacksmith to keep their weaponry in condition, there is a jointer or carpenter who told us he's building a desk today. this is one of many exhibits showcasing philadelphia's role in america's birthplace. today the national constitution center is free to the public. inside we saw a group from the police athletic league having breakfast and a blast. about 100 children. visitors are stopping by, a timely exhibit entitled heading to the white house, showcasing our country's presidents. welcome america tells us 500,000 people attend free events like this one in philadelphia through the fourth. here is what's going on tonight, the united states army band will be del

nbc 10's monique braxton is live for us this morning. what are passengers telling you? >> reporter: hey, vai, all is quiet here now, so hopefully all of those riders, they're at work, on the job up-to-the-. and the riders are telling us a mix of things. it is day two and this is when septa executives predicted would be worse with more people returning to work after the holiday weekend. we came out to talk to passengers and see how the trains are moving. we found the later the morning, the longer the lines, with the regionals working on a modified saturday schedule, there are 120 fewer septa trains on the tracks. we saw conductors doing crowd control, making sure doors could close and assuring passengers more trains were coming. >> we have no room. you have to step off the train, please. you have to step off the train. there is no room. you cannot stand -- >> it's an unfortunate problem. and i just think you have to have patience. >> i parked here, thinking there would be an option of a number of trains, but three have passed since i've been here. >> septa tells us five

nbc 10 monique braxton is live in north philadelphia. yesterday was a tense tone than we've seen so far. >> reporter: yeah, the most tense so far, katy. i can tell you this is where the protesters came face-to-face with police last night. here outside the 24th and 25th district after marching through north philadelphia. the philly coalition for real justice met police officers. organizers said they targeted this district because of injustice. some were yelling insults to so-called shut it down movement rally, the women and men of blue will also showed up. >> it brings more attention to what's going on. i think that's what the folks are doing all over the place. >> it is a terrible thing that, you know, it's going this route. when you know, they put their lives in danger day in and day out. >> reporter: police brass say officers did an incredible job showing tre re-strant when face-to-face with the protesters. the group is planning to march today. we'll continue to monitor their actions, and let you know exactly what happens as the mornin

nbc's monique braxton is outside with what we're anticipating will happen later today. monique. >> reporter: hey, there, katy. it is quiet here. a new shift came on about three hours ago. let me show you what is here as a buffer. see the cones lined up, they're serving as a buffer between police and pro protesters should end here at the 24th, 25th police district. we just checked with police and we learned there were no injuries last night. also, no arrests. but there was definitely a lot of aggression as the protesters marched for three hours through north philadelphia. they call the movement the philly coalition for real justice. organizers say they targeted this district because they say there has been a history of injustice against the minority community. we saw some of the protesters yelling insults as they attempted to shut down police movement. but supporters of philadelphia police are urging peace and gratitude. >> black people built this country. every single day we are disrespected. we are murdered, we are killed. we're not valued. we're tired of it. >> what h

. >> monique braxton is at suburb station. are you getting an earful from frustrated passengers? >> reporter: well, i guess you could say i am. everybody is hot. they're trying not to be bothered. folks saying, look at the boards. if you look at the boards, most of the trains leaving suburban station are running late. not good news this afternoon. septa's operations manager said they hope to know why there's a defect and fix or replace the trains involved by the end of the summer. >> at the end of the day, it's the safety of our passengers that we're concerned about. >> reporter: that's what the operations manager said when i asked him about what his riders are calling septa pocalypse. the agency was forced to go to a modified saturday service and left thousands of regional passengers searching for another way to work. >> i'm taking alternative routes. usually the bus. >> is it making your commute longer? >> much longer, yeah. >> how long? >> about twice as long. about two hours. >> are you thinking of an alternative plan? >> possibly the subway. but where are you going to park?

monique braxton is live. monique is live in north philadelphia.ut to her right after the break and have the latest on the emotionally fueled protests last night and again scheduled for today. stay with us. >>> look at this, an ideal day to get adopted, ruby. dew points are low, not muggy. ideal. get out there and enjoy this gorgeous day. ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ any any any any ♪ did you know trading in your car at a dealer could cost you money? a recent study found consumers who trade in their car pay an average of $990 dollars more. so don't trade in... sell it.... to we buy any car. learn more and get your free online valuation now at we buy any car dot com ♪ find out how much your car is worth at webuyanycar.com ♪ >>> tensions flair as protesters demand a stop to police brutality. demonstrate tors coming face-to-face with philadelphia police over the last few nights. >>> and get ready, another long week of commutes, long commutes for septa riders. we have new information about an update

monique braxton is live at penn's landing. >> reporter: one museum is free all day. we will tell you how you can participate in all the activities after the break. >>> and look at that sky, monique, it's already clearing. it is a little windy out there and coming up i do have what to expect for the next ten days. otherwise a look outside. gorgeous. the art museum districts look beautif beautiful. >>> it was a patriotic celebration on the philadelphia waterfront including beautiful music and of course fireworks. there's more of that to come tonight at penn's landing as the wawa welcome america celebration continues. we are live with a preview of today's events. >>> and after storms yesterday and last night we expect some sun and some clouds today. right now a beautiful live picture coming to us from cape may. we are, though, watching the possibility of rain for later in your holiday weekend. >>> good morning and welcome to nbc 10 news today. i'm george spencer. it's now 5:30 on this saturday morning. let->(s get right to meteorologt erika

live now outside the convention center, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >>> the presumptive republican nominee donald trump released a video statement in response to the deadly attack in dallas. trump offered prayers to the victims and their families. >> a brutal attack on our police force is an attack on our country and an attack on our families. we must stand in solidarity with law enforcement which we must remember is the force between civilization and total chaos. >> in light of the dallas ambush trump canceled a campaign event in miami with new jersey governor chris christie yesterday. >>> ahead in our next half hour hear from one of the families who lost a loved one in that sniper attack. remember, you can get instant updates on this story on the nbc 10 app. >>> happening now, a new jersey road project is expected to stop for at least a week, it's the latest fallout after the governor and state lawmakers were not able to reach a deal on raising the price of gas in new jersey. governor chris christie wants a gas tax hike of 23 cents per gallon to pay for those projects, but senate

nbc 10's monique braxton joins us live from the pennsylvania convention center with more on that. monique. >> reporter: hi, jacqueline. this is where political fest is taking shape, and as you mentioned we also stopped by the wells fargo center today and found in both places security is a top priority. >> someone willing to trade their life for someone else's, you can almost never prevent that in a free society, but do i think that will happen, no? >> when the democrats come to town governor rub dell estimates more than 150,000 philadelphians and tour lifts come here to political fest, where you'll see a life-sized represent cav air force one, go inside the oval office and play trivia games and the chair committee chair says nothing is 100% foolproof. >> demonstrators will come to philadelphia and won't be engaged. in cleveland i'm afraid the trump people will engage the demonstrators. we don't have any that have here. >> since october federal and local security experts have been preparing to protect government officials and delegates who will as ball here. the secret service is a

monique braxton is live in center city with more on that and what they're focusing on. >> reporter: we saw about two dozen people arriving, it is red day for the ame delegates as well as the bishops who are here. yesterday former secretary clinton canceled an appearance in scranton but she came here to talk about violence across the country. >> we owe our children better than this. we owe ourselves better than this. >> the presumptive democratic candidate also told the ame crowd policing must change. her anti-violence message followed two deadly officer-involved shootings of black men captured on videotape. the ame church led a protest here while others marched in minnesota and louisiana earlier this week. clinton asked people to support their police departments. this following the ambushing of five officers including a transit officer in dallas. when clinton concluded her message some of the thousands gathered for the church's bicentennial shared their thoughts. >> we must not vilify police officers. remember what those officers were doing when they died, they were protecting a peacef

monique braxton is speaking to passengers. we'll hear from them next. >>> plus, hillary off the hook? could she still pay the price in the presidential race? we'll hear from republicans on the attack next. are dealing with the first big rush since 121 cars were taken off the tracks and septa is warning tomorrow could get even worse. >> nbc 10's monique braxton has been talking with passengers. has anything changed since? >> oh. yes. we've been watching the red l lett letters, watching to let them know how the trains are running. they're watching their rides get longer and longer. >> at 4:00 it was lat at 14 minutes. when i got down here at 4305. >> reporter: we met one passenger who left two hours early to avoid the headache. >> it was a bit of an inconvenience. >> you figured this afternoon you you'den. >> septa tells us it could take two month to fix a defect. in the meantime the transit agency has puts trains off the tracks. we found some trains jammed to capacity. . >> did you wake up with a headac headache? >> yes, did. >

monique braxton just spoke to his mother. we'll hear from her later on at nbc 10 news at 6:00. >>> a michigan sheriff has pledged to review the guidelines for people charged with violent crimes. this after he killed two bail lives. the inmates hands were cuffed in front when he took hold of the gun. initially he said the inmate identified as larry dorn nel gordon was not handcuffed. he got into a fight with the deputy yesterday, and according to the sheriff, gordon tried to take hostages, but officers shot and killed him before he could. >>> in the wake of the violence involving police across the country, some delaware officers are working to build stronger relationships with folks in their community. new castle county police officers dished out water i used to, chilling with the cops events was at the community plaza on chrkri christieana roa. police serve coffee at pike creek brouhaha in wilmington. >>> responding to the new effort to build trust in their community, plus live to dallas, how president obama honored the five

braxton: is incredible.e, the mobility and the integrated -- and innovation that pokemon go presented to the u.s. consumer is amazing. but from a financial perspective , that is the other part of our story. at the tremendous growth statistics that we just went over, and another one over three years a while -- three years i row where the only carrier who has grown in post made in prepaid, but all that is translating into incredible financial performance. our total revenue was up 12.8% year-over-year. he without was up over 35% year-over-year. we are very solidly profitable with a nice speed against consensus with earnings-per-share. very highly ramping cash flow coming out of the company. we could not be more pleased with the financial results of the company. the foundations in network and on top that we apply explicitly -- extremely innovative marketing, being different from all the other national carriers. been athere has noticeable slowdown in subscriber growth across the industry. do you think in the seco

lye in center city, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >> all right, monique. thanks for that. the orc poll shows the convention bump for the republican nominee donald trump, which traditionally happens after a convention. he now leads hillary clinton 48% to 45%, which is a six-point improvement for trump. according to the poll, trump's edge comes from increased support among independents. >> this is a live look at the ben franklin bridge, which will be the site of a demonstration by bernie sanders supporters. a group called people's platform will march from camden to philadelphia. and that protest is getting under way right now in camden. >> pamela osborne is there live. what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, demonstrators say they're doing this so that their voices are heard. i'm going to step out of the way and show you where they're gathering here. they feel like there's been a breakdown within the democratic process on both sides of the aisle and they're hoping to bring attention to that. people that are gathered here, roosevelt plaza park, are bernie sanders supporters.

monique braxton joins us now with more. monique? >> reporter: hey, denise.east just like the building over my shoulder promises to be a mix of retail and residential. we found like every other subject everyone has an opinion about the new construction boom in the city. >> we saw about five roads that were closed off. we were trying to get an uber. the uber couldn't reach us. >> reporter: traffic shut down streets and congestion seemed to be a part of life in philadelphia these days. it seems the city of brotherly love has rolled out a red carpet to builders. >> it's going to be a pain, you know, with construction and traffic. and buses being rerouted and everything like that. but it's part of city living. >> reporter: the $600 million market east project sitting on the old philadelphia family court property, is just one new thing happening. these four acres between market and chestnut and 11th and 12th will soon house merchants like mom's organic market and nine show rooms in the design center. >> down to old city, market city, great revitalization. >> repor

nbc 10's monique braxton joins us live with more on how it's part of a building boom in philadelphia.que? >> reporter: that's right, denise. you know, we've spent the day here in center city visiting construction sites like this one, and talking to people about the the projects they say on their way to work and back home. it seems that everywhere you look, a crane is part of the philadelphia skyline, demolishing the old to make the way for new construction. >> looking forward to the skyscrape skyscrapers. looking to the left here, we see one across the street from the lowe's hotel. new things are happening. >> reporter: we went inside one site. the $600 million project sits on the old philadelphia family court property. these four acres between market and chestnut and 11th and 12th will soon house merchants and apartments. >> we've been waiting for the next cycle where it made sense to build new. >> reporter: this realtor tells us in one building, there will be more than 300 apartments facing market street. next door, there are eight floors of commercial space. we did some digging and

live for now in the digital operations center, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >>> thank you. be sure to stay with nbc 10 and the nbc 10 app for continuing coverage of the attempted coup in turkey. >>> new this morning, isis has claimed responsibility for the deadly terror attack in nice, france, on bastille day. meanwhile the french prosecutor's office says five people are in custody. 84 people were killed when a truck plowed through a crowd, more than 200 wounded. france's prime minister had said the driver mohamed bouhlel was a terrorist linked to radical islam. prosecutors say he wasn't on nis watch list. he did have a criminal record, though. witnesses say bouhlel zigzagged his truck through a crowded promenade aiming directly for children and families. >> all i could see is bodies lying on the ground, blood pouring out of them, total mayhem. >> bouhlel was killed by police at the scene. president obama has ordered flags at government facilities to be flown at half-staff until sunset on tuesday in memory of the victims. >>> in san diego family and friends are waiting for

two of his friends were also hit by bullets, nbc 10 monique braxton joins us from southwest philadelphia. monique, you just learned new information. >> reporter: that's right. since we arrived here a short time ago, i can show you some candles at the scene. police tell us this is where tahir barns was shot after watching a basketball game with teammates just one block away. >> this young man had nothing do with any of the nonsense going on down here. now he is gone. tahir was a good, young man. >> all the gangs went well, no arguing, no fussing. packing up, taking the school board, the blower and leaving, you see kids running, you see parents ducking. and you hear gunshots. >> reporter: hearts are broken here, where the 15-year-old was shot in the head. he was walking with friends after a basketball game, near 60th and baltimore. homicide investigators believe barns was ambushed because of bad blood that stems from the outcome of a game last week. >> he was with the 60th and baltimore team that won the gaem a couple of days ago. there was a fight at the game. last week, i believe it was

nbc 10's monique braxton is live in center city with more on that stop and some other breakfast going on. hi, monique. >> reporter: hey, katy. the breakfast wrapped up a short time ago here outside the doubletree hotel. right now, you can see a few folks are mingling. even the montgomery county chair referenced the late-night start last night and the late-morning start this morning, that is. the theme of the dnc convention today is working together. we captured video of hillary for president campaign buttons when delegates entered. we also noticed supporters of bernie sanders, seated front and center. that signals a warm reception and embrace by party loyals. we spoke to former congresswoman were margerie margulies, who is also chelsea's mother-in-law, as well as sanders supporters about the party's next move. >> i think this convention will define the race. and i think we're doing very well. we had a rough start, but i think we've gotten back on track. >> a lot of bernie supporters aren't hillary's biggest fans, and it may be difficult to motivate them to get out and participate, but

live for now outside police headquarters, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >>> there have been new reports coming out of both dallas and baton rouge today as tensions boil over there are and across the country. >> nbc 10's keith jones back now tracking that new information fours, and we's joining us with it here. keith? >> reporter: in dallas police are trying to recreate exactly what happened in the moments leading up to the shooting. today officers are poring over hundreds of hours of video of what happened thursday night when a gunman killed five officers and left nine more hurt. officers are looking for body cameras from other officers, dashc cameras and any other cameras with a date and time code on them. as this investigation continues, the police chief says officers are having a tough time handling everything from the death of their co-workers from the protests as well as day-to-day problems in a community. >> we're asking cops to do too much in this country. we are. we're just asking us to do too much. every societal failure we put it off on the cops to solve. not enough mental hea

nbc 10's monique braxton spoke with delegates from pennsylvania during their breakfast this morning. ecstatic and excited about putting the first woman in the white house as a president. >> but supporters of vermont senator bernie sanders are saying not so fast. >> hillary clinton has not won my trust so far. >> reporter: we met delegates here at this jam-packed dnc breakfast. one by one national heavy hitters rallied 400 party faithful from pittsburgh to philadelphia, but chair debbie wasserman schultz was a no show one day after stepping down as e-mails surfaced showing her support of secretary hillary clinton. >> she had become a distraction and did the right thing by deciding to resign as chairwoman of the party. >> reporter: labor leaders told the delegates in this election working people are in the driver's seat. governor wolf talked fairness and inequity as the convention opened and there's the in-your-face appearance of divided delegates. >> we need to keep focusing on what brings us together. >> reporter: do you think there's going to be unity? >> i have no idea. >> reporter

monique braxton is head at a breakfast for the delegation. what are the delegates saying about yesterday? >> reporter: hi, tracie. the delegation breakfast has just wrapped up outside the doubletree hotel. a few folks are still mingling. broad street, no doubt, is bustling. much of today's focus was on labor's role in winning elections and party unity. now, let's go inside and look at that video from the pennsylvania delegation breakfast earlier this morning. you can notice a much smaller crowd than the 400 plus who packed the event yesterday. the theme this morning from elected officials and other delegates was reaching across the aisle. supporters of bernie sanders joining with supporters of hillary clinton. this in anticipation of roll call later today. >> the floor vote won't happen until this afternoon. and i think that's going to go a long way to the sanders delegates feeling that our voice has actually been heard. because to be a delegate and not get to vote at this convention, that's not democracy. >> i think at some point, they will

. >> i met officer braxton at a school in atlantic city behind me on wednesday morning to talk about video and his thoughts on the nation in general. nearly nine year veteran of the force, he tell me why he decided to make the video public. >> there is a line of people were trying to pull me and's sway me on either side of a lie. you should should be completely supportive back lives of matter and you should not belong with the colleagues you work with. my colleagues a black lives matter should not represent you and you should not take any part in the culture movement of that. your police officer first. so thinking of this, i was like there is a way that i need to be able to share with everyone that i should not have to choose a side. >> i also asked about the importance of black officers in general. >> there plenty of black officers in america, we are in a position that we do need to be making or determining what side to join. we are are in a position to bring everybody together. that's what needs to be done now. that's what america needs to do now also. bring everyone together and s

all new at 6:00, monique braxton just spoke with the mother and she is is joining us where family and friends are gathering for a vigil. monique. >> reporter: hi, jim. more than 100 people, including tahir's mother, this is where tahir barns was watching a basketball game and when he left with his teammates, he was gunned down. >> outgoing, funny. loved the game of basketball. he was trying to pursue his rapping career. >> reporter: steven and tanisha thomas. >> my heart is in so much pain. i want those people or whoever did this to my son, you will be caught. >> reporter: 15-year-old tahir barns was shot in the head, after walking with friends after a basketball game near 60th and baltimore, when homicide investigators say as many as den ten shots were fired from a semi-automatic weapon. investigators believe he was ambushed because of bad blood after an out come of a game last week. >> he was with the 60th and baltimore team that won. there was a fight on last thursday as a result, members of the 56th street team, we don't know if they were teammates or people that came to watch the

at the time that lee made his recommendation braxton bragg was outnumbered which leads me to conclude that lee either did not know or did not care what was going on in any theater outside of his own precious virginia theater. the only time that reinforcements went from lee's army elsewhere was when they were allowed to go to alcoholica wagona. lee delayed that movement by three weeks. during those three weeks union soldiers captured knoxville, tennessee blocking the easy route to get down to chatta nuga and that forced long street to take an eight to ten day trip using eight to ten small railroads to get through the carolina's and georgia to get to the battlefield. then he showed up in the middle of two-day battle and had roughly one-half of his troops, had none of his arrow till area and his horses and mulz he had one arm tied behind his back. due to good luck for the confederates longstreet was in a position to destroy rose's army but he became known as the rock of alcoholica mul gau by defending the high ground for the whole afternoon and into the evening before he made an orderly

at the time braxton bragg in east tennessee was outnumbered 3-1 by union opponents. and so which leads me to conclude, and not just that, but i will generally conclude that lee either did not know or did not care what was going on tpheuz theater outside his own. when reinforcements went elsewhere is when long street went down to chick mawing ga. during the three weeks, union soldiers captured knoxville, tennessee, blocking the easy and simple route to get down to the chattanooga area. and that forced long street, who started three weeks late, to stake an eight to ten-day trip, using eight to ten railroads to get to the chick phau ga battle field. long street showed up in the middle of a two-day battle, had roughly one half of his troops, had none of his artillery, none of his horses and mules. he went in with one armed tied behind his back. now, due to some federal incompetence and good luck for the con fed rats long street was in a strong position to pretty much destroy rose krapbts's arm. but george thomas became known as the rock of chick phau ga by defending the

so davis along with his secretary of war, john seddon, and chief military adviser, braxton bragg, who had been promoted under the double peter principle to davis' military adviser at that point, the three of them started using words like treason, take names, keep a list, watch these men, da, da, da, da. and davis finally had the secretary of war send word back to johnston -- destroy all copies of the proposal, and no one shall ever discuss this again. he almost succeeded in destroying the records because the only copy that ever appeared was found 20 years later when confederate records were being assembled to produce the official records of the war of rebellion. and there it was. so that's in the official records, if you choose to read clayburn's very thoughtful and thought-provoking proposal which at that time got nowhere. one clear effect it had is it stopped his career advancement because over the next ten months before he was killed in general hood's suicidal attack at franklin, tennessee, in november of that year, there were three times that core commander positions became nope t

not pokemon go, braxton, thank you very much. we appreciate it. he's the t-mobile cfo. >> thank you. >> you got it. >>> a tale of two tech giants, apple soaring, twitter tanking. what does twitter have to do to right its ship? that's ahead. plus, just under 30 minutes away from the fed -- about 25 minutes, excuse me, fed unlikely to raise rates but what will they say about september? could they shock the world? ali did it, maybe yellen will do it. >> yeah. >> we're back after this. you've wished upon it all year, and now it's finally here. the mercedes-benz summer event is back, with incredible offers on the mercedes-benz you've always longed for. but hurry, these shooting stars fly by fast. lease the cla250 for $299 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. your business needs better technology to drive better performance. so you need it to be reliable and fast. really fast. introducing the comcast business summer savings event. fast internet speed to drive performance, plus cutting edge wifi for your employe

live, monique braxton, "nbc 10 news." >> another note for commuters. septa will provide credits for those who already bought their monthly and weekly railway passes for july. you can watch us live on the nbc 10 app and get septa's schedules and routes plus alternate travel options. >>> now back to the fbi's announcement that it's recommending no criminal charges for hillary clinton. nbc 10's denise nakano is joining us live in studio to explain the findings of the investigation. >> james comey said hillary clinton was extremely careless for the way she handled sensitive information during the time she was secretary of state. he stopped short issuing criminal prosecution. he said it didn't appear any work-related e-mails were intentionally deleted in an effort to conceal them. the fbi sifted through some 30,000 e-mails that clinton provided to the state department. he said the dpgs was honest and independent using only the facts. >> no outside influence of any kind was brought to bear. i know there were many opinions expressed by people who were not par

he is dating, tony braxton. >> difficult hear that. >> empire season three, it returns on wednesday,i don't see birdman and tony braxton together. >> i'm excited about taye digs coming n i loved him in the she private practice. >> yes. >> comparing him to the president of the united states, and good luck with that. >> yes, brown sugar. >> oh, yeah good yes. >> yes, also in the best man. long list of movie. >> yes. >> he is married, you know. >> i necessity. >> i respect that. >> yes. >> yes. >> and even the best man. >> i always loved neil long. >> yes good very much for a long time. >> ladies on top, what am i talking about here a familiar face from orange is the new black is on good day philadelphia, it stars in the movie equity which looks good. live in our studio and they are in the philadelphia connection. [ ghost voice ] the name your price tool can save you money by finding a policy to fit your budget. [ coughs ] sorry, tickle in my throat! water would be nice, but that would go right through me. ghost problems. >>> ♪ good. >> i love this song, still. >> yes good that is blurr

live for now from inside suburban station, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >> thank you, monique. we're keeping a close eye on the schedule board to let you know how the trains are doing. the 442 train is 22 minutes late. the 437 train to swath more, 26 minutes late, and the 540 train 16 minutes late. we have a link on the nbc 10 app updating minute by minute. also a list of emergency schedules and alternate routes. >>> decision 2016 arrives at the jersey shore. hillary clinton reached out to voters in atlantic city today. focusing on a familiar name in that area. lauren mayk was there for clinton's speech. lauren, hillary clinton did not mention the e-mail scandal. she did not mention the fbi's findings. this was all about trump. >> reporter: yeah, jacqueline. new jersey is not necessarily a state where hillary clinton would really do a lot of campaigning hard in. but they chose this stop here in atlantic city, right here on the pord walk, just to talk about donald trump. to talk about his business history, and businesses that are no longer here. >> this city has its share of big

live for now at suburban station, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >>> nbc 10 is watching for any delays as the evening commute gets under way. there are already several trains delayed. the 225 train to thorndale is also more than a half hour late. count on nbc 10 to keep you up to date. we have a link to the delays that is updated minute by minute. there's a list of emergency schedules and alternate routes. >>> decision 2016 now. hillary clinton using the back drop of atlantic city to tear into donald trump's business record, saying his ace tore shows what he might do to the american economy. lauren mayk was in the crowd, and she's live in atlantic city with more on the tongue lashing from hillary clinton. lauren? >> reporter: yeah, this stop here today was all built around donald trump. hillary clinton's campaign has been doing research on him and his business dealings here. and check out the spots they chose for this rally. just look up behind me there. and you may be able to make out what used to be there. trump plaza. on a sweltering boardwalk, hillary clinton devoted this stop in a

nbc 10's monique braxton is live for us this morning. what are passengers telling you?t here now, so hopefully all of those riders, they're at work, on the job up-to-the-. and the riders are telling us a

live inside the convention center, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >> monique, thank you, and that modelthe background brings us right to this, a new compromise between the faa and congress could mean perks for air travelers at least. >>> still ahead, is benefits can you get the next time that you go to the airport. >> take a live look outside. before we go, this is the ben franklin brirnlgs just got drenched with a lot of rain here in philadelphia. the severe thunderstorm watch though is in effect for the entire area until 8:00. first alert meteorologist sheena par convenient will join us in just a bit to describe where the storm is right now and who might be affected next. >>> the republican national convention is under way in cleveland as the world watches to see what donald trump will do and what, if any, fireworks we can see. we could just be seeing some right about now >> nbc 10's jim rosenfield is in cleveland. what just happened? >> reporter: a vivid display of the disunity in factions of this republican party. i'm going to step out of this shot as you look down on the delegate f

monique braxton said the clinton campaign hopes the democrats will heed the call. >> i have a particular sense of commitment. >> she is smart, she is kind. >> reporter: marjorie has known hillary clinton for decades. now they share grandchildren. >> she is amazing. her knowledge is incredible. her temperament is incredible. i think we'll be really proud of her. >> reporter: now, pennsylvania's democrats are oh hoping supporters of bernie sanders will join them. >> we have to be united. we've got to work together. because the only answer for this country moving forward is hillary clinton. not donald trump. >> reporter: the theme for day three of the convention is working together. >> if we all come together and really work hard to get hillary clinton elected, i know that she will be willing to look at some of the issues that senator sanders has brought to the democratic party and to our platform. >> reporter: we asked bernie's people what platform issues for the so-called revolution they'd like to see addressed moving forward. >> campaign finance is the root of pretty much every problem t

i'm sort of with carter braxton worth on this. >> can i hit the funny-mental. the part where the chart went down went to do wi-- had to do cell phone penetration. i think they need to make an acquisiti acquisition. if they spent a few billion and did a deal, i think investors will start to see they are thinking strategically rather than the $10 billion share buyback they announced last year. >> but the softbank deal for arm was so left field, wasn't it? is it really a lead indicator for anything here? >> well, i think it was actually catalyst driven though. the pound is a huge catalyst to their stepping in to buy something they have been looking at for years. back to qualcomm, the china situation has gotten much better. they have signed up a ton of new chinese vendors. that was really one of the keys into the stock and i think it's something that a major tailwind to them now. >> steve, qualcomm is up after hours. >> it is. i think it was up 10% year-to-date, but if you look at internet of things and look at graphic processors nvidia is a name i have been talkin