> deanna says she and keith first met years earlier at a vendor fair.ompany, keith the road warrior lawn mower salesman had a booth there. keith was sitting there and i guess i caught his attention right away. >> you noticed he was eyeing you? >> i noticed he was staring at me and i smiled. >> she says he asked her to dinner. they quickly discovered how much they had in common. >> he talked about both his sons and being a grandpa so i just really connected because i had grown kids, too. >> after several dates, deanna says, keith expressed interest in a relationship but she wanted to keep it just friends. they stayed in touch but didn't see each other for a while. then, just a few months back, he sent her a flirty text message. >> the text just said "did you cast a spell on me?" and i looked down at my phone, i'm like "what?" he said "i was at a party last night and this woman was chatting me up and all i could think about was you." >> deanna, who was in the throes of a traumatic romantic breakup, agreed to start seeing him again for dinners and, she say

>> cr the authorities in the indiana town where deanna lived.he woman down to an interview room and she was waiting. >> my name is matt carter. >> hi, matt. >> deanna was about to tell the detective a story that would dramatically reshape this investigation. was she a guy friend? >> no, it was more than that. >> deanna shared the same story with us. >> he wanted me to love him. >> deanna says she and keith first met years earlier at a vendor fair. she was the cfo of an i.t. company, keith the road warrior lawn mower salesman had a booth there. keith was sitting there and i guess i caught his attention right away. >> you noticed he was eyeing you? >> i noticed he was staring at me and i smiled. >> she says he asked her to dinner. they quickly discovered how much they had in common. >> he talked about both his sons and being a grandpa so i just really connected because i had grown kids, too. >> after several dates, deanna in a relationship but she wanted to keep it just friends. they stayed in touch but didn't see each other for a while. then, jus

i'm deanna durante in montgomery county.the community here has been reacting. >>> plus, how do you get an 1,800 pound piece of glass 60 stories in the air? very carefully. coming up workers at the new comcast tower show us what it takes to put all those windows up. >>> we're getting new information about the breaking news we told you whether at the top of this newscast. >> a shooting inside a courthouse in michigan. let's go straight to nbc 10's keith jones in the breaking news center. keith. >> the sheriff just wrapped up a news conference. he confirmed two bailiffs were shot and killed at the courthouse in michigan. a sheriff's deputy was also shot and taken to the hospital where he is, as we've learned, in stable condition. the gunman was also killed. investigators have not said how the shooter got a gun inside the courthouse in the first place. we will continue to follow this story, and we'll bring you any more information as soon as we get it. live in the breaking news center. keith jones, nbc 10 news. >> okay, keith. >

deanna durante, nbc10 news. >> and the exclusive interview with clinton and kaine happened before news broke of a hacking scandal involving the clinton campaign. her aides said someone breached the computer data program used by the campaign. the campaign claim it was part of a larger breach as the democratic national committee that was made public by wikileaks days later. donald trump said that russia should share what they already might have and the next day he said he was being sarcastic. a review found no evidence that its internal computer systems had been compromised. >>> yesterday, donald trump fired back at hillary clinton while he was campaigning in colorado. this after clinton implied during her dnc acceptance speech that the gop nominee was too thin skinned. in response, trump said he drew millions more viewers to his speech at the rnc. he also told the crowd in colorado he expected clinton to compliment him on his campaign in her speech. >> i have been nice, but after watching that performance, such lies. i don't have to be so nice anymore. i'm taking the gloves off, right?

nbc10's deanna durante is live in the digital operations center with more on the exclusive. deanna? >> rosemary, hillary clinton and tim kaine fresh off the big sendoff in philadelphia know they have to make a big win in pennsylvania and ohio come november in the elections. lauren met clinton and kaine during a stop at a toy factory in montgomery county. she asked them about the dnc starting with the moment that her daughter introduced hillary clinton on stage. >> what was going through your mind? what are you saying to each other? >> it was so overwhelming. the feelings that i had watching my daughter introduce me backstage on tv, stepping out there and seeing the sea of people, you know, cheering. i just told chelsea how proud i was of her and how much i appreciated her being there to make that introduction. but much more than that, kind of the woman she is and just gave me a great sense of blessing. >> some of the bernie sanders supporters are not ready to support you. i talked to some of them. and they say they like some of the things that they are hearing you say. some of the t

one of them was deanna jump who is a tremendous teacher and inspiring educator. and they got teachers excited about what was going on in the platform. and from that point on, it was really about how do you keep up with fast growth p. >> fast growth was the last time in new york city public schoolteacher had to worry about when he starteded the company back in 2006. he launched the business to connect and support the education community by allowing teachers to shart innovative materials they were creating for their classrooms. like lesson plans, interactive notebooks and games. >> that lends itself well to reading different versions of the three little pigs. >> and while everyone agreed teachers pay teachers or tpt was a great contest, adoption was slow. the journey was a study in the three ps. patience, persist dance and persevere answer. there were highs like the purchase of the company by the education company skol has tick and lows. after the acquisition, there was no growth and the business almost closed down. in a last ditch effort to keep the company alive,

nbc 10's deanna durante is live at the scene and deanna, any idea how long these people will be withouts estimating about 10:00 tonight. take a look. you can see a number of crews on scene replacing the power lines, the power poles that have been knocked down. they are hoping to get the lights and more important lit air conditioning working here before people go to bed. >> is it cooler out here or cooler in your house? >> just about the same? >> it's getting warmer and warmer in my home and i'm just worried about the freezer and the refrigerator and all, but it looks like it's going to be a while soon. >> reporter: matter knew there had been an accident and after more than five hours of waiting in the dark she came to see if any progress has been made. >> i hope it doesn't last much long sneer around 9:00 this morning when a box truck carrying furniture got snagged on a dangling wire and the driver had no idea what was happening when the truck began to swerve. >> i turned the motor off and behind me in the side view mirrors i saw the telephone pole starting to come down. >> reporter: he

deanna durante explains. >> thanks to all of the people here, i believe we are going to change the facef ovarian cancer. and hopefully keep a family from going through what we went through. >> reporter: more than just setting up tents, playing soccer, and raising money. >> my ultimate goal, is to change the face of ovarian cancer in my lifetime. >> reporter: they know all too well what cancer can take away. >> we started this back in 2007. in honor of my daughter. who died of small cell ovarian cancer at the age of 12. >> reporter: this is the ninth year for the festival. more than 200 teams are in quaker town, setting up and camping out and playing in an all-day and all-night festival. the event raises money for cancer research. the players come from as far north as new york state and as far south as virginia. mother nature is giving them some extra summer heat to deal with. >> i'm a single dad with four kids so i have to get them out of the house. >> reporter: volunteers are working on a cooling down plan including shuttles that will take kids to the pool. they say this is for a good

not only was it a milestone for deanna but also for teachers pay teachers. >> we saw deanna jump. she is an inspiring teacher. they got teachers excited. from that point on it has been a story about how do you keep up with fast growth? >> it was the last thing new york public schoolteacher had to worry about when he started the company back in 2006. he launched it to support the education community by allowing teachers to share the innovating materials they were creating like lesson plans, interactive note plans and games. and while everyone agreed teachers paid teachers or tpt was a great concept adoption was slow. patience, persistence and perseverance. after the acquisition there was no growth and the business almost closed down. in a last ditch effort paul bought it back to save the community and business from obscurity. >> what is interesting to me is it feels like a ten-yearlong overnight success story. >> it is the classic overnight success five to ten years later. >> teachers almost always know about it but people outside of the teaching profession don't. it has been a pla

one of those departments is w t whitpayne township and deanna durante joins us with more. >> reporter: had a man walked in hand wanted to buy lunch for the entire department. police here as well as all over the county and the area are posting their gratitude on social media. the police chief here says many of the gifts will be donated again to residents and people nearby who actually need them. >> i try to do a little bit of something to make them feel good. >> we grabbed a couple of extra. >> reporter: frank has lived here his entire life and says he's grateful for the police. he's among many who have dropped off food, cards, letters and gifts for the officer here. >> no police officer wants to ever harm anybody. we always want to do what's right for our communities. >> reporter: chief lawson says the gifts have all been unexpected but the department is grateful for those who are reaching out. he says police also need to continue to reach out to all. we constantly do what our public expects of us. we will overcome this. >> it can happen anywhere. >> in hatfield county, similar storie

deanna durante has the details. >> reporter: well, good morning, rosemary. we caught up with them at one of the campaign stops in hatfield, montgomery county. you will get to see them interacting with each other, straight ahead. >>> and right now looking at your radar and satellite, some light showers moving through allentown this morning. but most of us on the clear end of things. that's going to change in the forecast later today and the days to come. you can see the clouds already, a live look from the mellon cam. storm possibilities, after the break. come on...you can do it! dogs just won't quit. neither does frontline. introducing new frontline gold. with its new easy applicator frontline gold delivers powerful protection that doesn't quit for a full 30 days. its new triple action formula is relentless at killing fleas and ticks. frontline gold. the latest innovation from the maker of frontline plus. for persistent protection you can trust... good boy! go for the gold. new frontline gold. available at your vet. >>> i'm excited about what's doing to happ

deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >>> we started off the day with rain and thunderstorms.t sure got nice out there. and still relatively comfortable. 88 in philadelphia. 89 in delaware on average for the high temperatures today. wilmington at 88. odessa 87. glasgow only 83. it's cooler right at the beaches as temperatures get knocked down by the wind off the ocean. the ocean's kind of warm, by the way. about 75 degrees. so that's pretty nice. rehoboth, dewey and bethany beach, 76 and 77 degrees. yesterday we got to 95. the hottest that we got to during this heat wave was 97. felt like about 106. today's high officially 89. not even that warm as we go into the weekend. a lot of clouds coming in. now, this morning, this is the way it started. 6:00 a.m. right in there, got clobbered yesterday. they get clobbered again this morning. and less rain up to the north. that moved through pretty quickly. and by 9:00 a.m., it was pretty much out of here. and then we left with the rest of the day, pretty nice weather. radar estimated rainfall, now much of the worst weather is delaware

nbc10's deanna durante has details this morning from the exclusive interview. >> reporter: rosemary, the clinton/kaine bus tour stopped at the toy factory in hatfield county and that's where lauren mayk met them. she asked about the jobs and new opportunities, something that donald trump is focusing on in battleground states like pennsylvania. >> i'm excited about what can happen in manufacturing n infrastructure, clean energy technology that will put millions of people to work in america. >> i also think anybody who wants something better economically, they're going to have a choice between somebody who's got some plans. you heard hillary really talk in some significant details about plans to grow the economy and somebody who is just saying, you know, basically, it will be great. but when it comes to the plans where are they? >> people trying to make up their mind they can hear trump's false promises. his negative, dark image of america. i don't think that creates a single job. if they look at his business record, they can see what he's done to people who actually ran small business

deanna durante found people cashing in. deanna? >> reporter: it's not just the delegates riding around in style. but when they are here, they're going to need to eat, they're going to need transportation, and everybody here for the democratic national convention will be getting the patriotic treatment. you could call her a modern day betsy ross. >> we have a fabulous flag. it's a sim billion of our freedom and our liberty. i'm proud to say, and honored that i'm able to sell the american flag for a living. >> reporter: there's no needle and thread for marilyn, the president of "about flags." how many flags does she sell a year? >> i can't even begin to tell you that. >> reporter: but this year her sales have jumped because of the democratic national convention. she's selling flags to hotels where delegates are staying and hoping the convention center beefs up its patriotic presence with flags and decorations. >> we have some of the major newspapers and media groups that are right in the wells fargo. a lot of drivers have already bee

times, deanna? >> reporter: at least. they believe it could be many more times. even though there was a security camera near that donation box, people here didn't think to go back and look at that video until an alert parishioner snapped a photo of a man who didn't belong here. that's when they looked at the video and discovered they had been victimized. police say hoe's a special kind of thief. >> preying on churches. >> reporter: he was spotted by a parishioner on july 6th. >> he didn't recognize this guy. and he definitely knew there was something not right about him. >> reporter: the church official at st. anthony's church scanned the security video and found this guy helped himself to a wad of cash from of the box. they found he had been here before and helped himself to cash back then, too. >> somebody using the kindness of people to his advantage. >> reporter: and police say even after he had been spotted, after this picture was snapped, the guy came back on july 9th. and again was caught on

what are the two sides saying this afternoon, deanna? >> reporter: you have some saying the party is united and some saying they've not only walked off the convention floor, but they don't plan on returning. >> i can't. i just can't. >> reporter: west virginia delegate katherine said she would rather join protesters in south philly than return to the convention. despite call from bernie sanders to rally around hillary clinton, the party is not unified. >> we are not going back to the convention. we cannot witness the fall of democracy any longer. >> reporter: another west virginia delegate said she's frustrated, her party thinks her vote doesn't matter. >> no party unity. the polls have shown this for the past four months. that we are not voting for hillary. we will not vote for hillary. >> reporter: sanders supporters say now is the time to unite because there is no alternative for them. >> if you trust bernie, and people say they trust him, they still trust him, then they should trust him now when he says for the benefit of the movemen

deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >>> make sure you at home download the nbc 10 app. get weather alerts sent straight to your phone so you can stay on top of the weather. we also have tips to help you stay cool in the dangerous heat. >>> happening right now, hillary clinton is about to announce her vice presidential pick during this speech. you're looking at a live picture down in tampa, florida, at her rally. clinton has not yet come onto the stage. sources tell nbc news she'll announce her running mate. as soon as she announces that, we'll bring it to you as soon as we get it. >>> the stage is ready for the dnc. today the convention committee revealed the official podium inside the wells fargo center. the convention begins in just three days. we have a live look at the wells fargo where delegates will be arriving monday. and things are already taking shape here. and throughout the city in advance of that gathering. >> nbc 10's mitch blocker is getting a bird's-eye view of the changes from sky force 10. >> mitch, what are you seeing up there? >> reporter: hey, guys.

deanna durante has the story from montgomery county. >> reporter: this is the beginning line for where the delegates will be staying right here at the city line. many as far away as king of prussia and landsdale. many will be going into the city for the democratic national convention. a skydiver, a bison and bald eagle. what do they have in common? >> the best way to get the full experience is to hop on one of our tours. >> reporter: oh, yes. and a revolutionary war soldier. or a bunch of them. and all of them are working to greet the thousands of dnc delegates and workers, as well as national media that will be making montgomery county home during the convention. >> it's one of the central places in american history. >> reporter: the bison is the mascot of the zoo. >> people can fly for two minutes at a time or for two hours at a time, whatever they choose. >> reporter: the hospitality workers are here to provide food and lodging. >> there's really something for everybody. and on top of all that, here in montgomery county, it's free parking. >> reporter: local tourism officials have b

deanna durante was there. >> reporter: he's the man they want to see lead the party. >> he was my guy. i started out with bernie. he's wonderful. the goal is to beat donald trump. >> worker productivity has gone up. >> reporter: his campaign has been a revolution and those who say he was defeated said the fight is far from over. starting to bring about social reform, bernie sanders' speech is less about hillary clinton and more about preventing a trump presidency. >> senator, some of your supporters say they still can't get behind hillary clinton. what can you say to them? >> reporter: refusing to take questions in between speeches, his supporters say their distrust in the democratic party is preventing them from continuing to attend the convention. >> i didn't say i wouldn't vote for her. i just -- a stronger candidate did not win. >> reporter: others say unity now is the only choice for november's election. >> i still like bernie sanders. they're going to see us in 2017. i mean, we're not going away. so whoever's out there, we're going to be there in d.c. on the phones, at our state

deanna? >> reporter: police say oftentimes churches don't want to report crimes like these.they say they feel the churches believe they're people in need. police here in ambler has evidence that shows this guy is just a thief. on tape, he's caught in the arkt. this is video from inside the chapel. he reaches into the poor box and helps himself to a wad of cash. >> preying on churches is -- that's a stretch. >> reporter: ambler's police chief said he's fed up. he thinks theç same man has hi the same church three times since the end of june. they say he may have been here many times and was spotted by an alert parishioner. >> they had a parishioner that had some spidey senses to him. >> reporter: that parishioner snapped this picture july 6th. the man was already gone. looking back on the tape they say the video shows the man here again at the end of june. and fast forward to three days after this picture was taken? video shows the man back again. not just hear in ambler. in may, this photo was taken of the man in a church in delaware county. police there tell me the man was

deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >> the pool behind you looks great right about now in this heat. story is the heat. another day of dangerous temperatures out there. let's check in with first alert meteorologist krystal klei. >> jim, that's exactly right. being inside. the best option for everyone. still for a few more days, because we're still talking 90s in the forecast. in fact, we've cooled some of the high temperatures. but still squeaking in the 90 degrees. winds about 10 miles per hour. light breeze out there. most of the rest of our temperatures on the board, right at 89 degrees. just dropping below the 90-degree threshold, which is something that we'll have to wait late parts of the day for. friday is looking to be the day we finally drop off. you can see that at the bottom of the screen with the scrolling seven-day forecasts for your neighborhood. on top of that, mostly sunshine out there. winds around 10 miles per hour. and those temperatures will be staying in the 90s for the days to come. a look at your satellite and radar here. what we've got are some scattered cloud

deanna durante has the story. >> reporter: from giraffes, to cannonballs, the deals can be yours this weekend and through next week. >> we're looking for different things to do during the summer days. it's free, absolutely, why not. >> reporter: with the delegations and guests staying in the area, local businesses are not only hoping they'll spend money, but you will, too. >> we have music going on. we have some fun games. and a bunch of things for cocktails. >> reporter: sullivan's steakhouse is having a fest on sunday. >> we're doing $10 admission for all guests. as well as we have some cool things to do. we have a slip-and-slide. come feed the giraffe. >> reporter: next week, kids get in free with paid adult admission. that's all this family needed to hear. >> the kids love to come to the zoo, like any number of times. we'll probably love to come back. >> any savings, anything free, definitely we'll take it. >> reporter: you don't have to be a delegate to cash in on the deals. all you need is your phone. the valley forge convention center has deals on the website. >> all our partne

deanna durante joins us live with the trouble spots. there are a lot of them. >> reporter: there are, but the city says it's doing its best to maintain some of the road closures, keeping them at a minimum. protesters, some plan to meet in the center city area and march down broad street towards the wells fargo center. the city says that while no closures are planned in this area, that rolling closures and some traffic tie-ups may be unavoidable. on any given day, commuting can be tough. >> wow. that's going to be congested. >> reporter: with 50,000 guests coming to the city and protesters added to that number, some people are asking now if it's too late to take vacation. >> it's going to be rough trying to get in the city every day whether you're taking the bus or just riding, and if you can get a spot. >> reporter: coleman works in the city by day and by night. >> i got a second job. so trying to be here just to be able to wok after work. >> reporter: for most the road closures will be limited to the stadium area, broad street south of

in valley forge, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >> democratic vice presidential candidate tim kaip kaine is mocking donald trump today. kaine said trump was ignorant of basic civics. trump referred to kaine as a terrible governor of new jersey. kaine was governor of virginia, not new jersey. kaine said he's not a trash talker, but he plans to have some fun with trump. >> we have 50 states, and -- [ inaudible ]. >> trump likely confused kaine with foreigner republican new jersey governor tom cane, he led the state from 1982 to '90. as for trump himself right now, he's holding a rally in davenport, iowa. there you see the microphone awaiting his remarks there. we'll bring you more on that as we see him at the podium. in the meantime, we have much more from the democratic national convention. local businesses preparing for one final night of partying. a look at how they're getting set and what they hope to see when the sun goes down, ahead at 5:15. for now we toss it back to the studio. >> nbc 10 has been giving you extensive coverage of the dnc all week long on live broadcasts from the wel

reporting live in delaware county, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >> well, a severe thunderstorm warningts of bucks county and mercy county. lower bucks county, still dealing with the very strong thunderstorm up through the lehigh valley right now. very heavy rain here. a lot of lightning and looking at lehigh and north hampton counties. a lot of lightning and very heavy rain which could lead to potential localized fighting and even indications of big hail. severe thunderstorm warning for most north hampton county will go until 5:30. with any severe thunderstorm warning we're talking about damaging winds near 60 miles per hour. lightning, heavy rained and like mentioned hail. take a look at this hail. this is right near route 22 heading towards easton. we're getting radar indications of potentially baseball-sized hail. this is the biggest hail we've seen so far i think on radar, at least radar indicated, and this is heading towards easton right near route 22. this is a very strong thunderstorm and further north than that indications of golf -- ball sized hail heading straight west to eas

deanna durante went back to tourism officials in montgomery county to find out. she's in valley forge this afternoon. >> reporter: $17 million is expected to be spent here in the county, jim. and we talked to tourism officials who say right now hotels are the big winner. however, tourism venues like parks and zoos, they're also cashing in, too. it's lunchtime inside the king of prussia mall. >> we had one of the busiest mondays at this time. >> reporter: workers say they've noticed a few extra gaps. >> not as much as delegates, just more people coming and staying in the local area to go down to the city and go to the dnc itself. all those hotels are really booked. so we've been getting a little more foot traffic. >> reporter: the dinner for $20.16. she's been to the mall and she's not alone. >> i think it's just one of the best malls i've ever seen. it has 79 stores. nice restaurants. it's huge. i really enjoyed it. >> reporter: west virginia, the dakotas, hawaii, utah, all staying here. >> i haven't had a cheesesteak, no. not yet. >> reporter: for some of the de

. >> deanna?re at king limousine services, there are more than 200 vehicles used by delegates, national media, and others attending the convention. and also, you'll find that when those delegates arrive, they're going to be greeted with a little hometown patriotism. ♪ it's a grand old flag, a high-flying flag ♪ >> we have a fabulous flag. it's a symbol of our freedom and our liberty. i'm proud to say and honored that i'm able to sell the american flag for a living of the. >> reporter: they're made in the united states. how many does she sell? >> i can't even begin to tell you that. >> reporter: especially this year, since her sales are climbing. >> six months ago, or more, i was contacted then about the dnc coming to town. and being a possible candidate could be in their vendor profile. >> reporter: her flags have been ordered to decorate hotels and she's supplying flags to the pennsylvania convention center. >> literally, thousands of people. >> reporter: in king of prussia, every vehicle in the

nbc 10's deanna durante was there as well. >> reporter: bernie sanders made the rounds in the valleyssia area early this morning, telling one group of delegates, six delegates from states that heavily supported sanders that now is the time for them to turn their attention towards hillary clinton. he says that they cannot elect donald trump as president, that they must vote for hillary clinton, even if they don't agree with her policies. he also stressed that his campaign has worked with the clinton campaign, to make the democratic platform strong going into this election. >> my fears about trump are not just, you know, that he wants to give tax breaks to billionaires or that he thinks that climate change is a hoax, et cetera, et cetera. my fear about donald trump is that he is a demagogue, who does not believe in the constitution of the united states, who is making the cornerstone of his campaign not economics, not health, but bigotry and hatred. that's right. >> sanders also credits his campaign and his followers for bringing in young voters. he says the job now ahead of them isn't

>> reporter: at "cal nerds" deanna guides more than 100 minority and low income students into "stem"eers. she serves up a buffet of support that includes scholarships, mentorships, research programs, leadership training and even professional clothes for interviews. >> my hope is that our community of nerds will find a path that resonates with them that's related to "stem." >> reporter: the students are amazed at her commitment to them. she commutes 4.5 hours roundtrip a few times a week. it's between her home in davis and uc-berkeley a few times a week. this woman diana helps grow her dreams from studying mental health in a lab to starting her own foundation. >> like sat down and created, like, a dream timeline. >> reporter: when diana had cancer related surgery she never wavered for students. >> she was recovering and she never showed signs of it. she was always just like there for you. >> you guys have a good time? >> yeah! >> reporter: so for giving "cal nerds" support toward "stem" careers, this week's jefferson award winner in the bay area goes to diana lizarraga. sharon sharon,

nbc 10's deanna durante shows us how tourism efforts hope to pay off big-time. >> reporter: this family is a real local family. >> we're in the tourism center at the park. so we went out and checked out some of the sights as a family. we were able to experience a lot of the cool historical things that are available in the area. >> reporter: the group of four is featured in a tourism ad to attract dnc guests to valley forge national park. >> they were new to us. >> reporter: the family is here in king of prussia looking to educate others what the area has to offer. >> i make the best biscuits and gravy in the area. >> reporter: that's a skill john lockhart will count on for delegates who may want southern fare. chefs, skydivers, and bison welcoming the dnc guests. $17 million is expected to be pumped into the local economy. and of course, there is room for more. >> we've got ziplining, we've got over 50 golf courses. >> reporter: tourism officials spent a year luring dnc guests to the area. they want them to get out and spend time and money at the attractions they can fit in. >> absolute

my name is deanna flores, the organizer for casa husta. to provide the return for the right of return that exist there and being able to be established we see that there is other loopholes in being able to ensure this is exercised. the recommendations that are included in this ordinance really address the ability for us to apply pressure continuously by different agencies to consistently collaborate with each other, and maintain the tennants hope alive to be able to return to the city that they have been long-term tennants and contributors of. we want to continue to avoid temporary displacement to become permanent displacements. we encourage you for passing this ordinance. >> thank you for your work. next speaker, please. public speaker: [ spanish speaker ] >> >> >> good morning, interpreter. my name is liliana, i was displaced by this fire. i want to share with you what's going on with me and especially here to talk about my daughters. we are living in a home that cost twice as much as the one we lived in and on a daily basis my daughters

deanna durante is joining us live from city hall. the countdown to the dnc is on. >> reporter: the city says right now it's limiting permanent closures to the stadium areas but says due to protests planned in center city, some rolling closures may be possible. >> we're not fighting for one individual cause we think is important. we're not even necessarily fighting for bernie sanders. we're fighting for clean water, for access to quality education, access to quality health care. >> reporter: and they're taking the fight to the streets literally. >> how is a march going to be disruptive? >> billy taylor says his group plans nightly rallies at fdr park and he's planning on bringing thousands to broad street for a sunday night march. >> didn't think about that. >> reporter: neil warren figured his biggest battle would be delegates and traffic from the convention, not traffic-stopping protests. now he's thinking even septa is going to be crowded. >> it's going to be rough trying to get in the city every day. whether you're taking the bus

my name is deanna flores, the organizer for casa husta. to provide the return for the right of return that exist there and being able to be established we see that there is other loopholes in being able to ensure this is exercised. the recommendations that are included in this ordinance really address the ability for us to apply pressure continuously by different agencies to consistently collaborate with each other, and maintain the tennants hope alive to be able to return to the city that they have been long-term tennants and contributors of. we want to continue to avoid temporary displacement to become permanent displacements. we encourage you for passing this ordinance. >> thank you for your work. next speaker, please. public speaker: [ spanish speaker ] >> >> >> good morning, interpreter. my name is liliana, i was displaced by this fire. i want to share with you what's going on with me and especially here to talk about my daughters. we are living in a home that cost twice as much as the one we lived in and on a daily basis my daughters

to get my husband to work, deanna robinson, and watching ktvu before work and school, it's mandatory in our house from teresa. >> we like our 4:00 a.m. viewers. >> that's -- >> brian flores is the man at 4:00 a.m. >> yes, he is. >> yes, he is. >> thank you. >> all right. thank you. >>> go out and take a look at the tracy supercommute. starting there, it's been 45 minutes or so now since we did this report the last time and there was no slow traffic but now we are looking at a little bit of slow traffic here as you come through. the traffic continues to be just okay. it's not a big deal, but you will see the traffic is going to be a little bit slow, especially on 205. see all the road sensors firing up on 205 here coming up toward the livermore area. once you get a little bit closer to this area you will see that it's just normal. this takes about 20, 25 minutes and a lot of people are already on the road so people who may have -- we may have been talking to at 4:00 may already be on the road now at 4:48. >>> let's move along and take a look at the east shore freeway. this here is jus

. >> one other thing that deanna told me, the blackpu hard this fall and press the flesh and try to geto consider donald trump as a candidate. >> interesting. meanwhile, tonight, what are your listeners on whur wanting to hear from the candidate? >> people telling me they heard the plubluster and people telli me that they like some of the comments ted cruz has said before he was booed. he talked about alton sterling, the man who was shot and killed in baton rouge. >> and if you talk to republicans, that part of the speech got drawn out by the boos. >> and a smatring there, which a lot of people noted not a lot of people on that. >> troy, thanks so much for coming in. we'll see you next week. t gas station. someone appears to target a man in his 60s while pumping gas and police say the killer is still out there. they need your help. >>> and in the national spotlight, donald trump's daughter ivanka. what's on her mind before she ta man: hey baby, how are you? woman: i have a surprise for you. man: you have a surprise for me? narrator: at dominion, 1 in 5 new hires is a veteran. and when t

. >> reporter: this for deanna's fear of failure. >> it's really important when we don't have a sensey in a city to have people strangers you can connect to. >> reporter: the fear doctor chose this block because of its diversity, locals, homeless, high-tech. >> my fear is martial law. >> reporter: the fare of racial unrest is something the doctor heard more than once. >> it will take work to get the change we want to see. voices like yours can make that change. >> reporter: the doctor is in tomorrow at 6th and market street. abc7 news. >>> that will do it for this edition of abc7 news at 4. we thank you for joining us. >> abc7 news at 5 begins right now. >>> we continue to follow breaking news out of france. a truck deliberately drove into a large crowd. the death toll from the attack is growing. >>> two men playing pokemon go may have saved a life. >> as we got closer, saw something kind of glinting. >> thy bay area reacts after donald trump picks his running mate, a man many say is the exact opposite of trump. >> he's the difference between a saturday night jazz singser and somebody

>> reporter: at "cal nerds" deanna guides more than 100 minority and low income students into "stem" careers. she serves up a buffet of support that includes scholarships, mentorships, research programs, leadership training and even professional clothes for interviews. >> my hope is that our community of nerds will find a path that resonates with them that's related to "stem." >> reporter: the students are amazed at her commitment to them. she commutes 4.5 hours roundtrip a few times a week. she said diana helps her with dreams to starting her own foundation. >> like sat down and created, like, a dream timeline. >> reporter: when diana had cancer related surgery she never wavered for students. >> she was recovering and she never showed signs of it. she was always just like there for you. >> you guys have a good time? >> yeah! >> reporter: so forgive "cal nerds" support toward "stem" caterers, this week students, today's jefferson award in the bay area goes to diana lizarraga. >> she is working on her doctorate on leadership at uc- davis. >> nerds take over the world in her world and

we begin with deanna durante on what's bringing the party together. >> reporter: jim, there are six delegations staying at this king of prussia hotel. we spoke to members from each one of those states and they tell us, that although many continue to be supporters of bernie sanders, some of of them say they just can't get behind hillary clinton. >> we're still grieving. >> reporter: north dakota delegate emily kimble said bernie sanders not being the presidential candidate is a loss of a loved one. >> they're not listening to the people on the ground. i know that hillary clinton is a very caring person, and has a lot of amazing work that she has done. >> reporter: she's boarding a bus to head to the center, other delegates are not. >> all they're doing now is infomercials for hillary. >> what's the alternative for you? what do you do now? >> well, we could go see the liberty bell. and then we were talking about going to have some philly cheesesteaks. and probably going down to fdr park for the protests. >> reporter: supporters of bernie said you have to do what he is asking. >> it's ridiculous f

. >> our colleague deanna durant comes from a police enforcement family.is year? >> i think she's the only one on our team this year. >> oh, really? walking around with a can collecting money from everybody. >> she's right in the top tier, vai. >> she is terrific. you guys are doing a great job. the 29th annual irish pub tour deshore is happening this sunday, july 17th. for more information, head to our website at nbc10.com, or the nbc 10 app. mark o'connor, chief inspector sullivan, thank you very much. good luck to you guys. >> thank you. >> stay safe. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert neighborhood weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> today is a beautiful day for cycling, or getting out and doing anything. beautiful sunshine. just a few fair weather clouds in easton, and the temperatures that were so cool to start with, and comfortable, too, are warmer now, but still comfortable. the humidity is staying low. same story for wilmington, delaware. plenty of sunshine. a few fair weather clouds. sunny skies at the shore. people are taking advantage of the

my name is deanna flores, the organizer for casa husta.o provide the return for the right of return that exist there and being able to be established we see that there is other loopholes in being able to ensure this is exercised. the recommendations that are included in this ordinance really address the ability for us to apply pressure continuously by different agencies to consistently collaborate with each other, and maintain the tennants hope alive to be able to return to the city that they have been long-term tennants and contributors of. we want to continue to avoid temporary displacement to become permanent displacements. we encourage you for passing this ordinance. >> thank you for your work. next speaker, please. public speaker: [ spanish speaker ] >> >> >> good morning, interpreter. my name is liliana, i was displaced by this fire. i want to share with you what's going on with me and espe here to talk about my daughters. we are living in a home that cost twice as much as the one we lived in and on a daily basis my daughters ask me

deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >> reporter: back live here at the q. you can -- hear the music has started. we'll have more coverage for you. including the plagiarism scandal that derailed vice president joe biden's presidential hopes year ago. that and more coming up tonight. we'll send it back to you in philadelphia. >> a later start on day two. probably will be as lively as day one. live from cleveland, jim, thank you. we'll continue our live coverage from cleveland all throughout the rnc here on nbc 10 and the nbc 10 app. look out for our live shows tonight and each night of the convention at 7:00 p.m. >>> a delaware county courthouse and government center closed early today because of a fire in a nearby parking garage. skyforce 10 was over the seen in media this morning. no one was hurt. it's not clear what caused the car to catch fire. >>> switching gears a perfect night for a ball game. a live look at citizens bank park in south philly where the phils will play host in the miami marlins. i'm sure players will welcome a dip in humidity. >> i know

we have deanna chang from the laguna honda. >> good morning.'m here on behalf of the laguna honda and we're grateful to the lady for her generous donations nostrils a need with the laguna honda hospital we will provide fund for disabilities for a high-level of injuries or mropz or strokes the technology it had any tool that helps individual to their environments and help to gain independence with a meaningful activity so example of the use of those are voice activeed and communications devices we are currently in the process of developing the program plan to meet those residents of greatest need with those devices and lastly a new code with laguna honda gift fund with the donors to sustain the program. >> great, thank you and supervisor yee is the sponsor of this item. >> oh, yeah. i wanted to thank you for being here laguna honda hospital is right in my district and one of the places i've - i seem to be visiting all the time i want to make some minor amendments to this and i just passed out the amendments to you so i would like to make a motio

. >> where you're trying to be with deanna or someone like her to have a final happy chapter in your life? >> no. julie and i were happy. >> you see how perplexing it is to hear this? it's confounding. >> that's what i told everybody when they hear the story they're not going to believe it. i have a hard time believing that i did what i did. >> and one thing he didn't do -- how about a divorce? >> never crossed my mind. >> keith now says the remorse began the moment he pulled out of his driveway. >> trying to get out of the the subdivision crying before i ever get out regretting what i've done. i probably drove 100 miles an hour all the way back hoping to get caught. >> as for the future, keith says he is prepared to die in prison. >> i don't have anything to live for except maybe forgiveness. >> from whom? >> from my boys. >> and that's why you're talking today? >> exactly. yes. >> well, it's between you and them but i'll tell you my take on it is you've got some distance to make up. >> i know i do. i've got a lot to make up. >> of the countless things keith stole from his family, r

my name is deanna flores, the organizer for casa husta. to provide the return for the right of return that exist there and being able to be established we see that there is other loopholes in being able to ensure this is exercised. the recommendations that are included in this ordinance really address the ability for us to apply pressure continuously by different agencies to consistently collaborate with each other, and maintain the tennants hope alive to be able to return to the city that they have been long-term tennants and contributors of. we want to continue to avoid temporary displacement to become permanent displacements. we encourage you for passing this ordinance. >> thank you for your work. next speaker, please. public speaker: [ spanish speaker ] >> >> >> good morning, interpreter. my name is liliana, i was displaced by this fire. i want to share with you what's going on with me and especially here to talk about my daughters. we are living in a home that cost twice as much as the one we lived in and on a daily basis my daughters

we have deanna chang from the laguna honda. >> good morning. here on behalf of the laguna honda and we're grateful to the lady for her generous donations nostrils a need with the laguna honda hospital we will provide fund for disabilities for a high-level of injuries or mropz or strokes the technology it had any tool that helps individual to their environments and help to gain independence with a meaningful activity so example of the use of those are voice activeed and communications devices we are currently in the process of developing the program plan to meet those residents of greatest need with those devices and lastly a new code with laguna honda gift fund with the donors to sustain the program. >> great, thank you and supervisor yee is the sponsor of this item. >> oh, yeah. i wanted to thank you for being here laguna honda hospital is right in my district and one of the places i've - i seem to be visiting all the time i want to make some minor amendments to this and i just passed out the amendments to you so i would like to make a motion

we have deanna chang from the laguna honda. >> good morning. i'm here on behalf of the laguna honda and we're grateful to the lady for her generous donations nostrils a need with the laguna honda hospital we will provide fund for disabilities for a high-level of injuries or mropz or strokes the technology it had any tool that helps individual to their environments and help to gain independence with a meaningful activity so example of the use of those are voice activeed and communications devices we are currently in the process of developing the program plan to meet those residents of greatest need with those devices and lastly a new code with laguna honda gift fund with the donors to sustain the program. >> great, thank you and supervisor yee is the sponsor of this item. >> oh, yeah. i wanted to thank you for being here laguna honda hospital is right in my district and one of the places i've - i seem to be visiting all the time i want to make some minor amendments to this and i just passed out the amendments to you so i would like to make a mot

my name is deanna flores, the organizer for casa husta. to provide the return for the right of return that exist there and being able to be established we see that there is other loopholes in being able to ensure this is exercised. the recommendations that are included in this ordinance really address the ability for us to apply pressure continuously by different agencies to consistently collaborate with each other, and maintain the tennants hope alive to be able to return to the city that they have been long-term tennants and contributors of. we want to continue to avoid temporary displacement to become permanent displacements. we encourage you for passing this ordinance. >> thank you for your work. next speaker, please. public speaker: [ spanish speaker ] >> >> >> good morning, interpreter. my name is liliana, i was displaced by this fire. i want to share with you what's going on with me and especially here to talk about my daughters. we are living in a home that cost twice as much as the one we lived in and on a daily basis my daughters