here. ♪ it's the first of the month, wake up wake up ♪ >> remember i was heading out to the bay here. >> welcome here. we made it to the fourth. >> we made it to july. >> we did. >> it's the fourth of the july here. >> first of july, whatever else i said, disregard that. welcome to the weekend here and we have some weather and i heard someone asking you about the fireworks and probably san francisco is not a good call here. >> we have to wait and see, i don't want people to avoid san francisco but we have a pattern of the fog and clouds. so temperatures cool off some as we get into the holiday weekend. we're cloudy along to coastline and we have a little bit of here but we'll see the clouds here across the beach. so definitely not a beach day. 53 for san francisco and go inland where the sun is shining all morning long. the temperatures are similar to yesterday and a tad cooler in some and a tad warmer in some. going to see the a.s later today? it's going to be cooler out there today, so he

e he comes right here. he's tactically move iing alonge back part of that building watching what's going on around him. you saw the earlier pictures where he's going forward and is holding that. as he comes into the straight for this car, as he gets to the car, this was the sheriff and to the chief because he approaches that car he engaged into a manner like this towards the car. he then sees there's no one in it. he then comes back, gets back in his car, comes back on the highway and he's coming out and noticed a baton rouge police officer. he sees that, he pulls into the fitness expo, comes back around and parks his car right here. keep that in mind as we go back. he then comes out. this police officer has left the scene. he then starts making his way back around and comes back around through the area. this point now, that's when the calls come in to say there was an individual a dude with a rifle going down airline highway. so people are engaged with police. they go to where he went. he comes in along th

live pictures here. this is the opening against this backdrop of racial tensions in this country and hours before he takes the stage donald trump has said something today that has some folks in this country concerned. he called into fox news this morning when he when he was asked about president obama's response to the deadly police shootings that john berman was just reporting on in baton rouge and also in dallas and this is what mr. trump said. >> i watched the president and sometimes the words are okay but you just look at the body language and something going on. look, there's something going on. >> what does that mean "there's something going on"? >> there's just bad feeling and a lot of bad feeling about him. i see it, too. >> all right, let's begin there. i have bakari sellers sitting here with me this evening, andre bauer is here with me as well. republican commentator and donald trump supporter and also lisa booth is here, republican strategist and contributor to the "washington examiner." let's

here just today. and what happened is that he has lit a fire under his followers and he can't turn that off. so even though he says that now from his perspective he wants them to turn their affections to hillary clinton, because he is ready to do that, they're not ready. they want to see a completely different kind of democratic party, and they are not persuadable. so how does he do that tonight? that's the real question for bernie sanders and for this party. steve? >> andrea mitchell down there on the floor. you see in the upper left-hand corner of the screen it is now 4:00 eastern time here. 4:00 is when this session is scheduled to get under way. we are keeping an eye on that podium. we're getting a little word it may be a few-minute delay. what a shock in politics, they may not be on time today, but the start of this convention apparently a few minutes away. we'll see stephanie rawlings blake, the mayor of baltimore, maryland, she will be filling in for the role that debbie wasserman schultz, cong

is john dorenbos, the long snapper and he will be here in the morning lets look at guys arriving here, set to arrive by 2:00 p.m. they had a meeting at three. first full practice is tomorrow. now one of the guys whom we didn't see who was here is ni gel bradham. he was a rested and charged with battery. some project him to be a starter. head coach doug pederson on how the team will deal with this situation. >> until we get further information from the authorities, in south florida, you know, and don and people here i just felt like just don't punish him from being here and just let him practice , let him report and go through conditioning tests and all of that and then we will see what happens. >>> meanwhile most significant news today involved starting running back ryan matthews. he limped in to camp with a ankle injury suffered last week. he has been placed on the active non-football injury list. tough way to start camp. >>> lets switch gears here and talk about day baseball, in miami. phillies and marlins in the rubber mash, jean carlos stanton 22nd home run of the season, 430 feet

the arts arts exhibit right here. you already heard recognition from barbara occul and bayview opera house board of directors but you know who else was pushed to the way side? i know you know him? how many know [inaudible] i don't know where he is but this is the man who opens up the building and closes the building and walks you to your car and cleans up what is left behind. this is a true gentlemen that had our back in this community. he is a unsung hero and asks for very little recognition. [inaudible] [applause] this opera house has been a place where people have come together to advocate for issues, important issues impacting our communities and that is what this opera house will symbolize from now for the next hundred years moving forward. we will be stronger and blessed by this and our responsibility to keep it in the community and keep it for us. thank you. [inaudible] supervisor of district 10. [applause] >> thank you supervisor. i want to acknowledge supervisor cohen fl her ongoing support. she committed a n

you're watching cnn's special live coverage here along the promenade here in nice, just coming up herecoming up almost to 24 hours since this madman mowed down innocent women, children, fathers here as they were celebrating bastille day, essentially french independence day, independence from the monarchy, becoming a republic. music, fireworks. so we wanted to make sure we talked to people who were here who could describe what they saw, what they heard. joining me now, thank you so much, the vice mayor here of nice, rudy salz. i also have a man who lives in morocco but is on holiday here. both of you were here for the celebration amid the 60,000 or so revelers. how close were you to his truck? >> there was only a bench between me and the truck. >> only a bench. >> yeah. so we can say around 20 centimeters. >> what was happening in that instant? >> well, when i saw the truck actually, i was in the middle of the road, just in the middle taking pictures with my friend. after that we heard people screaming in the back. so we looked around and we saw people running everywhere and they were a

i'm here with john, the manager here.ing up philly's favorites, all philadelphia, down the line. >> yes. >> lets go down the line and show had we have. what is this. >> scrapple. >> scrapple. >> growing up it was scrapple and ketchup. >> yes, heinz ketchup right here. >> pancakes, regular pancakes, philadelphia cream cheese and a bagel, toasted, park roll, egg and cheese, creamed chipped beef. >> this is a must of creamed chip beef on toast and that is what we were raised on. >> more scrapple, some pork roll. tastykakes. everything here is philadelphia. >> now lets come back here all these folks have been out of town eating all week. your name. >> brian stevenson. >> what are you having here. >> that is brian. >> you told me that you loved the pork roll. >> yes. >> do you have that. >> yes. >> well, how about that, but this is what i'm interested in this lovely young lady fridays los angeles. >> is what your name. >> diana. >> you will have some scrapple >> taste that. >> it is good stuff. >> what do you think. >> do you

we had pope here. now here's the dnc. okay chris with so many people fit to fill this arena and prominent figures set to take the stage behind me, security is top of the mind this week. officials anticipate tens of thousands of protesters. factors beyond anyone's control may play a part in the actual numbers. fox's rick levinthaw has more. >>> thousands of demonstrators creating oppressive heat to show support for clean energy and bernie sanders and other causes. they are hoping the world will pay attention on the eve of the democratic national convention. >> people united will never divided. >> reporter: city predict 35 to 50,000 protesters daily on the streets of the philadelphia issuing permits for dozens of rallies and marches but heat and humidity in the triple digits could a affect turnout. >> 5,000 person planned march because the weather is is he stifling 2,000 show up. nice day maybe more than 5,000 show up. we don't really know. we will be prepared for whatever we're facing. >> reporter: with the dnc designated

. >> now, to big talkers here at the big board, it's a viral story, from right here in philadelphia,at the little things are well everything. >> this is 12-year-old rahim and this video was taken on his birthday, he was down in the dumps because times are tough for his father, devon, unemployed and the little guy thought his dad forgot about him. he asked for a baseball bat, and he's dad said he could not afford him and then this, everybody is crying along when they watch. >> don't cry. you about to make me cry. don't cry. pull it out. let the world see. >> that video has been viewed 25 million times and very admit i was wiping tears myself. he has his uniform on and they did have a game and i talked to dad today, and he told me they won. great dad and great kid and lucky bat. speaking of great kids in sacramento, this 6-year-old ethan tells us he wants to be a garbage man, they got him suited up and put him to work and the truck had his name on it and his classmates were there cheering him on. >> cool! >> we'll go jump some -- >> cleaner city. there you go. this dream die was the wo

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here. >> good morning, we have a lot of first fridays going on here. we have great weather coming our way and of course a little cloudy and cool at the coast and that won't change and the inlands will be warm as well. take a look at the beautiful -- wait, we're going to graphics here and the cloud cover. we have the low clouds and the fog here, creeping inside the bay here right inside of san francisco here. we have an on shore breeze and not as strong as yesterday. only subtle changes here go of afternoon highs for today, low 60s at the coast and 80saround the bay. and then you go inlands and it's a warm day, 90s expected here,. 93 in fairfield and a little bit hotter in antioch. the holiday, we'll look at the extended forecast coming up. 7:02 let's check the traffic. >> well, good morning, we don't have a lot of traffic right now and the traffic continues to be light for the holiday right here. here's the bay toll bridge plaza. the commute will be okay on interstate 80 here. let's look at

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to get here. but before we start this evening's program, i think it is fitting and proper as i bring forward for an invocation and hopefully an observance for the people of france who once again are experiencing the wrath of commented beings who are inflicting their notions upon unsuspecting people in such a way that it brings great sorrow. to all of us. so before i ask pastor howard john wesley to return the invocation, let us all please just pause for a moment of silence for the people of nice, france who are experiencing a lot of trauma as we begin this program. thank you very much. now i would like to call to the podium for an invocation pastor howard john wesley. >> let us pray. >> creator and omnipotent god, god of love and life of justice and peace of grace and mercy, we gather under the sovereignty and protection of thy hand, believing thou has called us to this place to shine our lights in the midst of these dark times. times when we have seen too many acts of gun violence in our land to

this is the gas station here in baton rouge where right here, a makeshift memorial has been set up to, cards and balloons here. one gentleman just placed this bouquet of roses here just a moment ago. what really strikes you about this scene, wolf, is how dangerous this was and how just incredibly catastrophic is conceivably could have been with even much more loss of life. why? because look how busy this section is. our photojournalist, tony, is going to move with me this way over here. this is an incredibly busy section of baton rouge. look at how congested the traffic here. now, it is midday on a monday. early sunday morning at about 8:40, it was probably considerably less busy, but still pretty congested here. you've got a large shopping center over here, businesses lining up and down this street, traffic everywhere. and of course, we believe, according to sources, that this general area is where the confrontation occurred, where the standoff ended with the shooter, gavin long, being killed, but also with three officers being killed. wolf, sources telling us today that they believe

gue, here we go. here.u can't stop. you know what i mean? >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: here's another one. someone spotted a message on a a best western sign. let's see what it said here. congratulations to the eaton-flesh wedding. that's, "the walking dead --" >> steve: walking dead theme. yeah. >> jimmy: flesh eating. >> steve: flesh eaters, whatever. >> jimmy: here's another sign, this says, i found recovery from both addiction and depression. well that's a good thing. down here it says, celebrate cocktails! [ light laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: this next one somehow, someone spotted while out on a walk. this is very good, a good eye, it says "lost tortoise." oh, that's sad. then up here they noticed this, "found turtle." [ laughter ] >> steve: no. [ laughter ] you found a turtle. >> jimmy: well i didn't lose a a turtle. i lost a tortoise. >> steve: found a turtle right here. got like four legs and thing and a shell. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: here is another one here. this is a pickle parking in the rear. [ laughter

41 and 43 president bush is not here, mitt romney is not here. is there anything he can do this week to win those people over, people like you? >> well, i'm not sure there's anything he could do to win me over. maybe if the virgin mary appeared to me and asked me to do it, i would consider it. maybe. but short of that, not really. we've seen how the convention is starting and how this day has gone. this day started with donald trump's campaign manager attacking john kasich, the governor of ohio, for not being here. what a ridiculously stupid thing to do. go attack hillary clinton, your opponent. you are not running against john kasich. and whether you like him or not, whether he likes you or not, he is the popular governor of this state which happens to be a purple state. and he manages and knows the political machinery in this state. so just do not antagonize the man that runs the machinery in a purple state. you really should win if you want to win the presidency. >> john kasich's role not insignificant today. >> one of kasich's supporters, cou

>> he's right here. actually, he's right here. out with these white boys right here. >> yeah. and then the dude to his right is a south sider as well. what's his name? >> that's -- that's a white dude. okay, okay. that's grande. >> he's a south sider. >> he's a south sider. that's grande. >> basically, since we have a white suspect and a southern hispanic victim, we're seeing how the races are interacting on the yard. see if we might have a race problem. if the whites were on one side of the yard and the southern hispanics were on the other side then we could possibly have issues which we'd probably have more response out here and remove them from the yard. or separate them. but since they're interacting fine it's not an issue right now. it appears that the whites just assisted the southern hispanics. that's what it appears, anyways. >> escort. >> apparently this guy has a shattered jaw, mutilated face. he said as you could see by my 1217 there were no marks on me, my hands anywhere. i'm not a violent criminal. there's no hiding under the radar, especially at corcoran. this is

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it's all here. it's only here. summer vacation at iloveny.com >>> age old debate in this country, is it better to rent or buy? would you think it is better to buy, right. >> yes. >> but in the long run. >> but we found this study, web site is called go banking rate, and it find, it is actually more expensive to rent a home then to buy one, in most part of the united states. >> and here in pennsylvania the cost about $930 a month to buy a home, and almost $400 to rent. and in other words, paying money to rent, $75 more for a mortgage n new jersey monthly rent is, 190500 less. >> 500 less to own. >> so, 7:24. investigators in baton rouge, louisiana says man who killed three police officers on sunday is, indeed, 29 year-old gavin eugene long and there he is. >> the former marine traveled there specifically to target law enforcement officials who he ambush the officers with two rifles and 9-millimeter handgun. >> brandon todd is in baton rouge. what else have you learned overnight, brandon. >> reporter: we have learned

it is on display here tonight, and will be on display here for the foreseeable future. i mean possibly forever. i don't think we will renovate this hall again for another 20 years or so. so you have a good chance to see it. it has been very carefully restored to look exactly as it looked in 1969, i think. at the time of the episode of "the trouble with tribbles," which was a key turning point in the history of that show and the history of that model. and it has been very carefully wired up with l.e.d. lights. and three times a day on the hours of 11:00, 1:00, and 3:00 the lights are activated and you can enjoy seeing "enterprise" as it appeared on screen with flashing lights in red and green and white. see all the windows. it's quite a striking sight. i hope you'll come down and see it. >> what did gene roddenberry have in mind when he developed "star trek"? and 40, 45 years later, we're still talking about it. initially it wasn't that popular. >> exactly. it wasn't that popular to begin with. but it had a very devoted fan club early on, a very devoted audience. but he

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cl] >> here we are in another one of our feature exhibitions here at the center, called, headed to the white house. this will be up throughout the election year. it is about sell it braking the election and teaching about the presidential election process and all different parts of constitution that affect that process. it is broken up into four sections. you're learning how to be the candidate. you were thinking how you would join the race if you were going to be a candidate. you get to the section which is called earn the nomination. this is part of the process we're in right now. you learn about the primary process, how that works. you get to go to the convention. you can make your own campaign buttons and stucker and say vote for me for president. we're in the convention section. we have the polls look like you're on the convention floor that talk about each state and how their primaries work. you can watch great footage from past conventions and get the excitement and feeling what happens on the floor of the convention, like it will be happening here in philadelphia all week. we a

and here is what he did. he intentionally ran up huge amounts of debt on his company's hundreds of millions of dollars. he borrowed at high interest rates, even after promising regulators that he wouldn't. what came next? he defaulted on those loans. didn't pay them back. in the end, he bankrupted his companies, not once, not twice, but four times. and here is what he said about one of those bankruptcies. i figured, he said, it was the bank's problem. not mine. what the hell did i care. i'm guessing many of you have had debt at some point. student loans, mortgages, credit cards, you couldn't just tell the bank that you didn't feel like paying, could you? and here is an important thing about how donald trump operates. he doesn't default and go bankrupt as a last resort. he does it over and over again, on purpose. even though he knows he will leave others empty-handed, while he keeps the plane, the helicopter, the penthouse. he convinced other people that his atlantic city properties were a great investment. so

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over here, they have face painting going on over here. they have the big, beautiful playground. 11:30, we'll take you down to the historic wood fly they have, which is also really cool. but as we walk and talk, i want to tell you about something going on today. this is go 4th and get fit. in the distance, you can see that cool playground over there. there's a lot going on here, a lot for kids to see, and a lot of places for moms and dads to kind of and it watch it in the shade. it's a beautiful day for it. the african-american museum is free today, as well, backç in center city at 7th and arch. later on, there's going ton movies in northern liberties. of course, the philadelphia orchestra will be playing tonight, and comcast nbc universal. we'll throw you a fireworks show tonight at penn's landing, as well. there's a lot going on. lots of nice people. these kids might be the cutest kids ever right here. you guys are like way cuter than my kids. i hope they're not watching. these kids are cuter. everybody wave to the camera and say happy

here's where we curren currentld flirting with 90 here in philadelphia.ut tack another 9 degrees on to this that's where we'll end up later on today and it does feel about 10 degrees plus hotter than this right now. so that's the gauge i want to you use. as you go out the door. as i mentioned earlier i had to step inside from the sky deck after couple of minutes it really is brutal out there. so please take care the next couple of hours will be very very hot. wear light loose fitting clothing if you can. if you have to be in the sun cite stay out of the direct sunlight. keep your kids, keep your pets cool and of course never let anyone in the car for an extended period of time. storm scan3 quiet for now. here's the front that has crossed through. that's going to get these additional showers and thunderstorms firing up and most of our region now sits in the slight for additional severe thunderstorms for downpours gusty winds small sized hail as pete mayor concerns mainly later this afternoon. so we judge nap future weather by 3:00 p.m. things are bubbling

i got to get out of here. the only thing good about them debriefers and rats is that they could never return back to their neighborhoods. they're ostracized. >> leon's anger is aimed at men like miguel perez, once a high-ranking member of the mexican mafia himself. perez had already left the gang several years before we met him, and he's not looked back. >> as for what soured myself on the gang life, in all honesty is i opened my eyes to see it for what it is. it's all a bunch of betrayals and lies. there's no loyalty. there's no honor. there's no respect. i seen too many innocent people being targeted that had nothing to do with the gang life. just because one of their founding members were a part of it, you ain't supposed to target innocent people. >> but perez left us with a piece of advice for any inmate thinking about joining a gang. >> my advice to him is to remember two things. one is that he's not in control of his life because as long as he's a part of this gang, there's someone he has to answer to. w

i have been here since sunday. sunday morning, fantastic. >> i just got here. and do you know what impressed me? the police. it's amazing how organized and how nice. i walked around the city this afternoon. we're going to go to geraldo out with the protest a little while, but they really have things very locked down. >> amazing. >> i was walking from the hotel to the -- we're taping our show over at the convention center. i was walking and saw a group of cleveland police officers walking across the street coming the other way. another group dressed different and cleveland says hey, thank you, wisconsin. no problem cleveland. wisconsin cops are here. california cops are here. cops from around the country. law enforcement coming out in force showing their solidarity. >> you have to say that governor kasich did a very good job. a lot of state -- ohio state police here. it looks like whoever organized the security here is really on it. do you know laura ingraham? >> i do very well. >> laura has got a place on the podium. i mean governor scott you would think would

there are still police officers out here. there's still an ambulance out here. they want to make sure this area is cornered off. we had a storm roll through not too long ago. it's humid. it's warm. as far as what they can see and i think this is all part of their security plan to make sure that everyone is out of way and no one gets in the way of their investigation as they are conducting this based on what dallas pd is tweeting at this point. jim. >> the pd has put out warning via their twitter feed that they were going to breach some sort of gate, possibly with a shotgun inside that parking lot. have you heard that from where you are? >> no, we haven't heard anything yet. obviously, it's interesting that dallas pd organized on this one and putting that tweet out ahead of them doing that so when people heard it, they would not be alarmed. we have not heard anything yet. on this side where i am, realize there's multiple sides to the police station but on the side where i am, there are not residents. there are a few businesses here. there's a large parking lot as

obviously, we're watching the protests here. this is a lot of fun here. a souvenir here, like the badge we're wearing. that can be a souvenir. the best kind of at every political convention, stuff is for sale. some early shoppers today. >> we bought a nice t-shirt that says i'm always right. show you that. >> reporter: you don't need a t-shirt to tell people that, do you? >> oh, no. of course not. >> pink is one of my favorite colors so i got this. >> reporter: very nice flag. it doesn't say trump on there. >> it doesn't have to say trump as long as you're a trump supporter. trump supporter at heart is all that matters. >> conservative, red, white and blue bow tie, good old american flag and something a little sparkly barkley for the floor tonight. >> i think you would be seen if you're on the floor with that. >> i think so. >> many delegates here at the republican national convention aren't overaccessorized yet. there's not much anti-hillary stuff either. only the the real trump merchandise. that's expected to start selling big on the last day of the con

here's how.ause she never, ever forgets who she's fighting for. >> chelsea clinton says her mother will fight to protect the planet, stop gun vie lechbs, overhaul the criminal justice system and work to secure human rights at home and abroad. the democrats believe the road to the white house goes right through our area, not just because the dnc is in philadelphia, pennsylvania is a key battle ground state and both parties want to win here. george spencer is here with a look at the push for pennsylvania, george? >> reporter: yeah. the latest polls do show clinton with a meaningful lead in this state, but even on this night, even the delegates on this floor acknowledge that pennsylvania is likely to be a fight. >> governor tom wolf from pennsylvania. >> reporter: on this final night of the convention, the host say the's governor made his case for clinton. tom wolf, himself a small business owner, offered a series of sharp barbs against donald trump. >> in his sixth bankruptcy filing, he used the pr

here are the standings.tomorrow's final round, simone biles in first place followed by laurie hernandez and the highly anticipated up and coupler, third place al aly raisman. only five gymnasts will be chosen for the olympic team. tensions are high. >>> the pressure of the olympic trials is remembered well by seven gymnasts once known as the magnificent seven. that would be the famous kari struggs and her team, who captivated the hearts of americans during the 1996 games. they were the first u.s. female gymnasts to win gold. tonight the magnificent seven will be reunited in san jose for the parade of olympians. >>> excitement is building, we're just 27 days away from the start of the olympic games in rio. jessica aguirre will be traveling there to bring you highlights live every day and news of our bay area athletes. >> reporter: i'm at gymnastics city, usa. tomorrow we'll know who the gymnastic team members will be, plus a little more who will make that team, joining us live coming up in just a few minutes.

here at the wells fargo center.he day gets started at 10:00 a.m. with several caucus and council meetings. at 4:30, it's the gavel in for the dnc. the list of speakers includes clinton's former opponent during the primary run, senator bernie sanders, first lady michelle obama will deliver the keynote address to close out the night. we'll broadcast live from the wells fargo center tomorrow and every day at the dnc. we'll also bring you a one-hour special, "nbc 10 live at the democratic national convention" starts tomorrow night at 7:00. and of course, the dnc's causing some disruptions to everyday life in philadelphia. denise nakano has more on that. >> keith it may be a long ride to work on i-95. get ready for delays this week if i-95 is part of your daily travel through south philadelphia. traffic restrictions will be in effect on 95 north approaching exit 13 and south approaching exit 22. one lane in each direction will be closed. now, this is video from today that shows the lane closures. police are enforcing a 5

here it is. we don't have it., hillary clinton for her son's death. you have four more days of this kind of narrative that is undoubtedly going to be told. how is hillary clinton's campaign going to respond to that narrative? >> we are here all week. i'm here to continue to point out that america is better than this. better than the divisive hateful rhetoric that you saw on the stage yesterday, that you'll continue to see throughout the week. of course we empathize with the pain of the mother who had the loss she did but, you know, at the end of the day we can't let most divisive misogynistic bigoted unprepared intemperate candidate that is donald trump anywhere near the white house and we have to make sure that leading into our convention we draw that contrast and next week america will see the most prepared candidate who's ready to lead on day one and who will help people reach the middle-class and fight for them. >> considering all that you just said, why it is that according to our latest nbc news survey monke

it's all here. it's only here.lan your summer vacation at iloveny.com >> down broad street dripping wet. when will this be over the humidity i had it. >> i feel for you i don't know how happy shirts you've been through how many do you go throughd only my dry cleaner knows for sure i think she had a seizure yesterday i brought owe man i isbly pants pane shirt to her. >> temperatures in the upper 70s and we're headed to 90s again today, sorry, looks like the heat wave will last as long aas the cop veption will. yesterday's high 92. now is the 13 time we hit 90 or above this month. norm ll a in entire month of july we have ten days of 90 or above. we're three days above average and add to that total before the month is through. we see a little bit of rain as we go to the south. some of it is heavy. and at the delaware beaches this morning some of it is pretty light around salem, new jersey, upper pittsgrove. light rain newark, delaware earlier. takes small system coming through. we later in the day south of is is they

we got protesters here. we got police here. it's quite an even.ook this is the sanctioned place where protesters are allowed to make their voices heard and other protesters heard their voices as did the police. let's take look at some pictures here, folks. there are police as far as the eye can see on bikes punting themselves in between agitated protesters. black hives matter is here. as is the fundamentalist church group using a bull horn to try to safe souls. yards away, some folks sing folk songs while others lounge near tents but it is the street preachers and the sanders supporter who's simply cannot find common ground. >> i'm here to preach the gospel of jesus christ to the protesters at dnc and to speak to the democratic party. they got a planks in their platforms that go against god like abortion and gay marriage g they're talking about love i thought we could find common ground. they didn't seem they were preaching love. >> reporter: the police are showing real restraint here simply getting in the way of protesters allowing them to scream

everything here is expensive. the death of my son is a mountain on my chest and i am sad for my daughter-in-law. >> families receive a sum from the state, when a member dies. the only options can be a moneylender. they have had to leave more and more animals to fend for themselves. there is emergency drinking water for the villagers. they say the trucks must come more often. >> the trucks come from far away and they reach here every 15 days and we get 1-2 jugs of water. there used to be water here in the village. we do not know where it is gone. >> it is not just the failure of it is homegrown. a great deal of sugarcane is cultivated in the district. the farmers have benefited little. to irrigate the fields, they ha ve dug wells. >> you cannot blame them for using this so aggressively. they took up sugarcane. sugarcane uses huge amounts of water. >> this watering hole shows all that remains of the large river. it was left to itself. a project was begun to remove the silt and revive the river. many of the farmers h

howie, great to have you here. >> great to be here.g. give us a sense of what yo think the moment will hold for us. >> you know, every four years, lou, we talk about a candidate's got to give the speech of his life, and all the pressure's on. but here you have donald trump, bombastic billionaire, or outsider candidate, most in the media and political world dismissed him x. giving a prepared speech, that's not his wheelhouse. he likes to go off the cuff. he feeds be off the energy of the crowd. so he's got to master that. he's got to connect with the audience at home, and also he has to pass the commander in chief threshold. people watching tonight in all the colorfulness of the new york street fighter donald trump is, can he persuade those who might be interested in him but not quite sure that they can imagine him in that oval office? lou: so he's going to be trying to bring in the undecideds, the independents, as well as rally the base of the party -- >> fire up the core -- lou: and heal a lot of fissures that have grown up. i think n

sort of punch line here.chunk of time in his presidency called the late 90 's when it might have been a scandal or two. mixed reaction from his that. but the crowd loved him. it is bill clinton. the democratic national convention. he fired up the base. he was making his wife likable that has to happen this week. probably better did speak but even rachel madow was saying his speech condescending calling his wife a girl. so mixed reactions. >> speaking last night mothers of the movement a group of woman who lost children to gun violence and altercations with police. philadelphia's fraternal order of police widows of police officers should have had rolls what was your reaction to their message last night. >> very well received inside the convention. i think ill a's quote david axlerod, former barack obama advisor who said it was a missed opportunity for democrats. it was great to bring out mothers. i understand frustrations of the fop. why couldn't have democrats balanced that by bringing out family members who

it depends how long you are here. if you are here. if you are here longer time, probably you might be secured. zbigniew godzisz: i think that the main problem they got is the lack of information. they don't know what is going to in happen. because nobody said what is their plan going forward with this situation. and it is a big question mark. reporter: agnes and zbigniew in a want to stay in boston, and work for good relations between the polish community and the rest of the town. in his karate club, zbigniew i works with children from 10 different nations -- including britain. zbigniew: community integration is possible. agnes: england is made up from immigrants, it is not only england, the whole world is changing right now, so we have to be prepared. reporter: both believe that britain would be worse off without the migrants from eastern europe. my and boston, like many small english towns, would suffer both economically and culturally. michelle: while in england the campaign to leave the e.u. had a lot of momentum and resulted in a

and that does it for us here at 6:00. >> of course we'll see you right back here at 10:00.with us or our special election coverage at 11:00 live from here at the wells fargo center with lucy and i have a great night. inside edition sun next. thanks for joining us. we'll see you at 10:00. (vo) we went to hollywood to ask if america's favorites - burgers, tacos and chili could taste just as great made with turkey. thousands stepped into the jennie-o tasting booth to find out. with just one bite, they knew. now it's your turn to make the switch. >>> debbie, you're fired. >> in a chorus of boos at her own party. >> and the marriage proposal right here on the convention stage. >> the best moment of my life. >>> then, the running man. was he fleeing the fire or did he start it? >> this guy is out running around lighting fires. >>> plus, lindsay lohan meltdown. get out! >> is why cops had to break down her door. >>> and the epic wolf of wall street party. now the hotshot who lost his job over the party defends his name. >> it was good clean fun. >>> then, mystery in the sky. >> ta

here is future weather.gh the next couple hours, heavy rain sfil till in h jersey and delaware. that 7:00 a.m. north of that i think we'll see things fairly quiet. by 9:00 a.m., big improvement. all the heavy rain slides off shore. we may have a few showers left over. later on today, much more clearing. things really start to heat up. temperatures right around 90 degrees once this rain leaves. so the neighborhood forecast right around 90 degrees. pennsylvania suburbs, philadelphia, chestnut hill, 9 o degrees with afternoon clearing. the rain you see on here is only going to be this morning, not so much this afternoon. if you're in south jersey, heavy rain this morning along the shore. heavy rain and thunderstorms in delaware. you have heavy rain and thunderstorms, too. but clearing after 9:00 a.m. if we look at lynwood and also dover, temperatures are right aren't mid up toer 80s. so very warm day to day after the rain leaves. but this morning that's what we're dealing w we'll take a closer look at this fore

it's all here. it's only here.your summer vacation at iloveny.com i accept your nomination,. >> that acceptance, ends a very eventful week in cleveland. most memorable moments, coming up. >>> and it is a video hard to watch a man is walking home, only on fox, he sits down and describes, exactly what happened. >> are you ready for record breaking heat? when you can expect triple digits in the forecast and mess importantly how long that will stick around, good day everyone it is july 22nd, 2016. >> finally a friday. yep. >> it is friday before the dnc. >> so it is also the friday where we give away the car, right. >> yes, eight or nine weeks building up to that. >> sue serio is at the dell music center in fairmount park already getting ready for this big give away this morning. >> yes, but i'm not alone. say hi everybody you're on tv. >> yeah. >> all i had to say was it wasn't too humid yesterday and everybody came out and i think we won't be, we will get a bigger crowd is what i mean to say. coming up, so lets talk

i'm here. traci davidon is here as well. coming up at 430, i'm going to be back with a look at the no shows. you'll see some of the big names in republican party circles who decided to opt out of this convention, and we'll also be talking later on about that security issue going more in depth on that for lauren mayk. for now i'll send is back to you in filly. >> look forward to all that have. thank you. and we'll continue our live coverage from cleveland throughout the rnc on nbc 0 and on our nbc 10 app. lo >>> now to breaking new details to the police ambush in baton rouge that left three officers dead. in a news conference that wrapped up just a few minutes ago authorities described what happened as an assassination. nbc 10 has this report live from studio. denise, what have you learned? >> reporter: keith, the gunman oyvind as gavin long was looking for locations to specifically target law enforcement. he was armed with two rifles and a handgun. they say the most compelling evidence is a video that shows the former marine

here's bernie for president poster, around here, how is that for a coincidence here. here's the work going on. do you see these big flatbed trucks? they are being brought in by the dozen and loaded real fast with those concrete temporary median barricade that we are seeing here. there is a lot of these trucks, cranes that left these things up and put them on the back of the flood bed. they are working so fast, this rain is not helping, of course, but maybe helping cool the guys off. they are in the worried about getting wet because they would be drenched in sweat. they are trying to get south philadelphia back to normal. you south philadelphia resident who put up with this stuff you will have your median parking back after today as well. i talked to one south philly guy and said these conventions are like in laws they come when you don't want them and they stay longer then you want them and then happy as heck once they are gone. by the way, you're looking for souvenirs? we are seeing delegates. there is not going to be any delegates at the airport. i passed hundreds l

it's all here. it's only here.tion at iloveny.com >>> welcome back, on "eyewitness news", with special honor for upper darby's own tina fay. the actress and comedian will receive temple university's lou kline award this fall. she being recognized for her writing and acting work, fay, well known for her roles in movies, and on saturday night live, will be the 16th recipient of the excellence in media award, the ceremony takes place on october 7th. congratulations. >> well, soccer goalie is probably kicking himself in the head this morning. >> that's because he accidentally scorned against his own team. take a look. >> this happened wednesday night, during a game between minnesota united and uk team, yes, you saw it, the minnesota goalie tried to throw the ball down the field, but slipped out of his hand and into -- ended up in his goal. >> oops. >> minnesota united would go on to lose the game, four to nothing. >> and katie you're a big soccer fan. >> yes. >> i don't think that's a good thing, do you? >> no, sometim

it's all here. it's only here.n your summer vacation at iloveny.com >>> 7:29. flags, hot dogs, fire works, today we're celebrating the nation's 240th birthday, alex. >> here's the thing, did the weather get the memo or what the? will it cooperate. sue has your forecast coming up. >> nothing more irritating then sitting and watching fire works in the rain sue, you suck. >> plus he is considered the greatest. >> you don't suck, sue you. >> yas is getting ready to rock the stage later today but first he will be live on our show, yas the greatest, hakeem from empire, whatever you want to call him, mike from new addition, in his new movie. >> that is right. >> i just dropped the sharpe on that one. >> here's sue. >> how are you, sue. >> yeah, right. >> it is weather and forecast that you do not like, cloudy start, bus stop buddy, yes, he has american flag but he also has umbrella because there is rain in the forecast especially for later in the day. temperatures in the 60's right now. we are seeing cloud cover but not m

here in the city.uring that vigil, chief brown said that even though the sniper is dead, his department is still making sure that co-responsible spear tours. >> during our investigation of the suspects, it was revealed to us this was a well-planned, well-thought out, evil by these suspects. and we won't rest until we bring everyone involved to justice. >> these five officers who lost their lives here in dallas, they made an impact on their loved ones, on their friends and many, many other people in the city. jean casarez shows us who these policemen are. >> we are reminded of the power of faith. >> reporter: an emotional prayer vigil in the city of dallas as the community mourns the loss of five police officers. among the victims 43-year-old brent thompson, a seven-year veteran of the dallas area rapid transit police. a father and grandfather from corsicana, texas. thompson traveled to bring justice those who didn't have it. according to his linkedin page thompson was chief operations for a private com