then i went off to this fantastic new place -- have you ever been over to edgewater, new jersey? >> yes, i have once. >> they used to have this crab shack at the end of this pier. >> crab shack? >> crab shack. the people who do all the chart house restaurants and all those fantastic restaurants on the water have taken it over. it's only been open for about ten days. it's called mitchell's fish market. i went to michelle's fish market. >> what did you eat? >> i drank. >> i bet she did. >> they introduced my stuff in all their restaurants. >> your wine? >> my stuff, rege. we're not allowed to say -- >> i didn't know that, but the wine is pretty good. >> i love you. i want to thank everybody for their kind nsz. the mayor greeted me. i never thought i would say these words. i loowe my life to new jersey a my wine. i'll tell you why. while i was in edgewater, you know that huge tree in my back yard, there was no wind, no storm anywhere. this huge limb of this 200-year-old tree went flying down onto my patio, demolished everything. look, rege, that's where i sit every afternoon and wat

. >> blond, bubbley, a mean mango mojito in edgewater, she is metropolis night bartender of the month. >> beautiful views of manhattan, there is no other place on this side of new jersey you get a better view of the city. >> read about it in this month's edition. >> alex, chases story, transportation trust fund, tough situation of jersey roads, state running out of money now a rough day for anyone that commutes on 202. >> no one is going over this bridge on route 202 any time soon it was closed sunday, after sustained damage connected to two days of heavy rain, department of transportation said this bring was not to -- bridge was not on their radar for repairs but now they have to fix it. i came out with lieutenant john who told me sunday night after heavy rain officer mike and an alert motorist noticed some holes in the pavement. >> he was conducting his investigation. looking around the area, he determined there might be some structural damage. 1 they came out, they made a determination that it not safe for travel. >>> they found holes in pavement where water washed in but under the

you can see that the time of arrival in edgewater park, bristol, cherry hill, belmawr all within the next couple of minutes, maple shade 35:00, mullica hill 4 minutes past 5:00 a.m. takes a half-hour for it to move the length of the red arrow. in 20 minutes or so, medford lakes will get hit. the main concern strong damaging winds gusts 60 miles per hour. there's hail and lots of lightning, you can see the recent flashes there and heavy heavy downpours, if you can take cover indoors on the lower floors until they get past you, that would be a good idea. it will take a half-hour for it to go by and longer for the threat of lightning to expire. we have excessive heat warning in effect that kicks in at 6:00 a.m. in the central counties. in these areas in the urban centers we could see heat index values reach 105. heat index have values up to 10s going to be oppressive this afternoon. 80 degrees in philadelphia. the temperature will drop as the rain comes through. 78 in millville. 73 in trenton. 73 in cape may. 76 in reading. dewpoints running up over 70 across the region and that means o

as we see some fireworks go out from edgewater park in cleveland as well. >> and here comes the confetti. >> and the balloons. >> back to a traditional convention with the balloon drop coming down. and we heard a lot of echoes of richard nixon, 1968 in this speech. >> yes, he same in after the assassination of martin luther king and robert kennedy, and delivered a law and speech. this was not mimicking ronald reagan, it was mimicking a much darker speech. >> that was a trump-stale fireworks celebration over lake erie. cok cokie roberts -- >> bernie sanders voters have some of the same complaints about a rigged system, but what we're seeing so far at least is that they're saying they're not going to vote for trump, they're going to vote for hillary. but the real challenge he had tonight was one of imagination. can people imagine him in the oval office? did that speech put him in a position where that leap of imagination place? >> david, we did see some moments where donald trump tried to calm the crowd down a little bit. >> you're absolutely right, george. this crowd, by the way, is on it

it's in edgewater. that will move east. more eastern maryland. more to the west on 81.ot and humid with the isolated showers and the thunderstorms this afternoon. check out the weekend in a few minutes. leon: stay with doug hill and the stormwatch7 team as the the stormwatch7 app is available on the app store and google play. keeps you updated wherever you go. let's talk about connor golden. the vienna teen that lost part of his leg when he stepped on an explosive on the 4th of july weekend. he is still in the hospital. alison: he is unable to return home after suffering a setback. northern virginia chief jeff goldberg has an update on his status. jeff: 18-year-old connor golden who graduated from oakton high last year remains in the hospital in new york after he suffered complication from surgery that led to an infection. meanwhile friends and family of connor are doing all they can to help him move forward. we spoke to close friends of connor and his family. through the chorus group. they started a go fund me page for connor that raised $50,000 for 600 donors to help

the wynnewood and edgewater neighborhoods.s here that one, possibly more mosquitoes are believed to be flying around biting people and spreading the virus. south florida's largest blood bank is now implementing the fda's brand-new directive and screening for zika in every single pint of donated blood it connects in florida as well as georgia, alabama, and south carolina. in these four active zika cases, the patients did not travel to the caribbean or latin america, nor have sex with someone who did. two live in miami-dade, the other two in broward county. mosquito control officers and health workers have now been hitting the neighborhoods, knocking on doors, collecting blood and urine samples from residents, as well as trapping and testing mosquitoes. and positive news on that front so far, none of these trapped mosquitoes have been shown to be carrying the zika virus. >> additionally, statewide we will ensure safe blood for pregnant women by screening. >> reporter: zika is most serious for pregnant women. scientists say it co

it is an area called wynnewood and edgewater.e or more mosquitoes is believed to be flying around and spreading zika. south florida's largest blood bank, one blood, is implementing fda brand new directive screening for zika in every single pint of donated blood it collects not only in florida but also georgia, alabama, and south carolina. all of this coming as cdc and state department of health now believe with confidence four active zika cases where the patients did not travel to the caribbean or latin america or have sex with somebody who did, did in fact get zika almost certainly spread from a florida mosquito. two lived in miami-dade county. the other two live up in broward county. mosquito control officers and health workers are hitting neighborhoods, knocking door-to-door and collecting blood and urine samples voluntary from residents and trapping and testing mosquitoes taking them off to the lab. positive news on that, every mosquito captured and tested has not shown it had zika. >> now that florida has become the first st

edgewater, new jersey, is next. this this is ernest on the independent line. >> caller: the last thought was, they're excited about the doobie brothers. i'm wondering whether or not beyonce would be more appropriate to have reflected. but more importantly, the last statement i'll get off the line to listen, the unification of the rnc is important, of course, for purely purposes of it being united. i believe that a guy like trump may be able to do that more effectively. and he probably won't allow the break to the dinner session that has been paid for by a lot of the delegates. they seem more interested in getting off to enjoying the free time. hopefully they'll get back to work. >> we say good evening to jeffrey, on the republican line. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. i wanted to know why the stop trump movement was the republicans can't stick together. it's -- why trump had the highest turnout in the primaries than they said, world war ii of the voters. shouldn't you trust the voters? that's why we're voti

edgewater, maryland. independent. caller: good morning. just wanted to say that i used to be a registered republican. i am a registered independent now. i'm very disturbed by some of the things that i do hear from politicians including mr. trump. i agree, making this country great sounds good but, you did that byyou do not do demonizing a group of people based on their religion or culture. it is disturbing to me that we have this hate speech and that people tolerate it. i grew up in germany, i'm very familiar with the german culture and german history. we have seen this before, when people start out with hate speech. 1933. it is a very serious thing. i do not think you can make the country great by saying things that are targeting a group of people based on their religion or their culture. bopp jumpll have mr. in at that point. what about her point about demonizing groups of people? how does that help the republican party? guest: all of us are against demonizing anyone. it's the democrats that divide us by race, divide us by ethnicity, etc