i'm jacqueline london.the with the with lester holt live from right here in philadelphia. see you back here at 11:00 tonight. >>> tonight, from ph philadelphia. bombshell shake-up, chaos and a cascade of boos as the convention begins. tonight all signs pointing to the russians, is vladimir putin messi with the elections trying to swing it to trump. >>> two dead, dozens more wounded, who pulled the trigger? >>> relentless heat wave, a dangerous stretch turns deadly, a child left in a hot car, and tonight major storms firing up on the radar. >>> and massive inferno, exploding, burning homes to the ground in california, thousands

jacqueline, another packed day coming up tomorrow. we'll have more about what's coming up on the agenda a little bit later in this newscast. for now back to you in philly. >> jim, we'll look forward to that. >>> now let's turn it over to meteorologist sheena parveen and the stormy day we had. >> yes, we did, jacqueline. we had a lot of thunderstorms across the entire area. but now we're really clearing out. what we can expect as we go into tomorrow, less humidity both tomorrow and wednesday. so it's going to feel very comfortable. also don't forget your seven-day's right at the bottom of your screen for you. wednesday's going to be the most comfortable day out of the week. and then we go into thursday and into the weekend and the 90s are going to come back for a while. along with the humidity. so more heat on the way with the humidity, and we're going to be dry no, rain relief. really once we get back into the 90s we don't have any big rain chances coming with it. tomorrow morning, though, it will be a little more comfortable. tempera

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

jacqueline, let's send it back to you in the studio for now. >> that will be something to see. i think philly spent more than $40 million, they received that from the federal government to pay for security costs. >> see you in a bit. >> we look forward to that. >>> there was flooding at the jersey shore this afternoon. sky force 10 flew over this city in sea isle city. cars were trying to drive through the flooding at 43rd street and landis avenue. never a good idea. the flooding did not cause any evacuations as it's not uncommon in this area. chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is joining us now with more on the flooding at the shore and our extended heat wave. glenn? >> that flooding was in a localized area. the places at the shore had a pretty nice day, a few spots had some rain. 93 in philadelphia right now. we've gotten up to 94. in the 80s across much of the rest of the area. parts of delaware into the 90s. the temperature, well, it has really gone up. it was 97 monday. 92 yesterday. 94 today. tomorrow 94, too. but i think the heat wave ends by friday. this was

i'm jacqueline london.xt "nbc nightly news" with lester holt live from cleveland. >>> tonight, behind the chaos. donald trump's big night after ted cruz is booed off the stage for refusing to endorse him. a wild convention scene like never before. tonight, the inside story. how it all went down. >>> shock waves as one of the most powerful men in the history of television and politics is ousted. roger ailes out at fox news in the wake of a sexual harassment bombshell. >>> caught on camera. a caretaker trying to calm a man with autism in the street shot by police even though he was unarmed with his hands in the air. >>> heat dome bearing down on 119 million people. already deadly and moving east. >>> and star power. she's been called donald trump's secret weapon. tonight can ivanka

for now, jim rosenfield in cleveland, ohio, jacqueline, back to you. >> jim, we'll see you then. >>> first, new at 11:00, talk about a close call, a driver playing pokemon go crashed into a police cruiser in baltimore and it was all caught on an officer's body camera. it happened last night. watch here as the van comes barrelling through the streets, striking the parked police cruiser and giving the officers nearby quite a scare. fortunately, no one was inside the cruiser. one of the officers then walks over to check on the driver, who admits to playing the game. >> you okay? >> that's what i get for playing pokemon. >> baltimore police released the video with the warning pokemon go is not all fun and games. you can now use pokemon go to bring home a real pet. a local animal shelter is using the game, hoping to give more dogs and cats a forever home. the philly shelter showed us how it is using the insanely popular mobile game to increase adoptions. here's how it works. if you catch a pokemon at the shelter, you get half off the adoption fee. if you win a gym battle there, that fee i

i'm jacqueline london.heena and all of us, have a great night. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- denis leary, shay mitchell, musical guest g-eazy. and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 507, minnesotta! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you! welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome. sit down, enjoy yourselves. enjoy yourselves. thank you so much. hot crowd! that is a hot crowd tonight. [ cheers and applause ] seriously, it's 150 degrees in here. >> steve: yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're an actual hot crowd. guys, welcome to the "tonight show." my name is jimmy fallon, i'm the host. thank you so much for being here. [ cheers and applause ] we're going to have fun tonight. it's a good one. here's what people are talking about. of course, tonight was the start of the democratic convention in

jacqueline, back to you. >> all right, jim. here and there as well. jim, thank you. we're tracking storms on the radar. some are severe as they roll from our region. the storms left behind some damage. sky force 10 flew over may havertown and check out the damage on swiss farms. a silo was knocked over. fortunately no one was hurt. we're told that store remains open. >> children left just in time in upper darby. you can see just how strong that rain came down at this playground, and this is what it looked like along route 70 in pennsauken about an hour ago with some very strong winds. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist sheena par convenient is tracking the rain in your neighborhood. sheena? >> yeah, jacqueline, still a couple of very strong thunderstorms especially in delaware and now organizing in new jersey and heading to the shore. if you're along the shore get ready for strong storms headed your way in. delaware severe thunderstorms through parts of kent county and right through dover and riverview. dover is on the edge of this now and river view and across 13 very

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jacqueline? >> all right, sheena. >>> he's one of the birds' newest additions, but his off the field antics are causing a lot of talk. the eagle that landed on the wrong side of the law. >>> plus, our coverage of the democratic national convention continues with a surprise appearance and a look at all the big names you can expect at the dnc tomorrow. >>> one of the eagles' newest players on the defensive side of the ball is in trouble with the law. nigel bradham was arrested yesterday in miami. he's accused of assaulting a hotel employee last week. police say bradham was with a group of people at the hilton bentley south beach last thursday when the alleged attack happened. he's accused of punching a cabana server. he signed a one-year deal with the eagles this past off-season. >>> day two of training camp. we'll tell you about a cornerback who is the forgotten one. >>> take a look at the phillies tonight. did they lose one of their players that they could have traded? that's next. it's a pretty

jacqueline and keith. >> every night this week there's been some type of drama. we'll watch to see if that theme continues this evening. jim rosenfield live in cleveland. >>> nbc 10 is one of the biggest news teams covering all the action in cleveland for you. our live reports will continue through the afternoon and then jim, lauren, and tracy davidson will join us again at 7:00 tonight right here on nbc 10. >>> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> to the weather now. we're bracing for some heat this afternoon. these fountains along the ben franklin parkway are about to get a workout as we prepare for what should be the hottest temperatures of the year. we have a like picture the scene in cape may. the beach will be packed this weekend as we get set to be tossed back into the heat in a big way. sheena parveen is joining us. >> this is going to be dangerous heat we're talking about. >> yes, it is going to be dangerous heat because it's going to feel like triple digits. today we're a little bit hotter than yesterday already. close to 90 degrees in philadelphia.

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. >>> good evening, ike jacqueline london. >> and i'm jim rosenfield. septa says tomorrow's commute would be worse with more people returning from their july 4th vacations. a third of the trains have been pulled off of the tracks. >> brandon huffman is live at eÑ you need to know. brandon? >> reporter: jacqueline and jim, win ward is one of the most popular regional rail stops. you may hear an announce. during our report warning passengers about the delays coming up. during this evening's rush hour we saw packedw-6ñ trains, delayd even some passengers denied rides because the trains were at capacity. we spoke to a rail expert who says don't expect that to change anytime soon. we went down to 30th street station at rush hour and saw red, a lot of it. meaning delays. support septa required didn't want to see. most of them were tooup set or in a hurry to talk to us. but not adrian. >> no problem in the morning and it's late now but again septa has been late before. >> adrieian told us he got an e-mail last night regard the delay. septa says fatigue cracks

>> i think you and jacqueline go at it a couple of times and jacqueline and i go at it. >> [ bleep ].drama, right? somebody is always stirring it up behind the scenes. >> also causing trouble? two new housewives, ziggy and dolores. >> everybody hates on my friend? >> obviously dolores we've all known her forever. and i think ziggy is like in the room. she's here, she's going to be like i am here. hear me roa >> why can't it be sunday already? i need this in my life. ziggy is a relationship expert. dollres is a divorcee. i'm sure, kevin, that it's no accident. both of them were cast on the >> they'll bring the crazy we'll be right back with fabulous 4th. hanging with nick jonas and demi lovato. when you're the parent of a disabled child, you realize that the world can be a harsh place. but you also realize it can be a really loving, wonderful place. when i saw donald trump mock somebody who was disabled, i was appalled. you gotta see this guy... ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh, i don't remember! that reporter suffers from a chronic condition that impairs movement of his arms. it tol

>> i think you and jacqueline go at it a couple of times and jacqueline and i go at it. >> [ bl]. >> drama, right? somebody is always stirring it up behind the scenes. >> also causing trouble? two new housewives, ziggy and dolores. >> everybody hates on my friend? >> obviously dolores we've all known her forever. and i think ziggy is like in the room. she's here, she's going to be like i am here. hear me roa >> why can't it be sunday already? i need this in my life. ziggy is a relationship expert. dollres is a divorcee. i'm sure, kevin, that it's no accident. >> they'll bring the crazy we'll be right back with fabulous 4th. hanging with nick jonas and demi lovato. p?p? o?gv >>> before we go, nancy o'dell had a great fourth of july, right? she was in boston hosting the annual boston pops firewor spectacular on pbs. >> she was hanging with hundreds and thousands of her closest friends, and also nick jonas, the band little big town. take a look. >> my brother came out here to be with me. he has a ridiculous outfit on. >> let's hear it! ♪ ♪ >> can you even believe that we're going to ing

. >> reporter: jacqueline, you said it, the stage here is literally set for next week's convention. it has been a long but exciting process for the technicians, the carpenters, the stagehands who have been here day in and day out. they tell me that they are thrilled to be part of an event that shines a bright spotlight on philadelphia. >> it really means a lot to bring in something like this to the city of philadelphia. >> reporter: the union workers are playing a part in this historic nomination of hillary clinton. >> labor intensive. >> reporter: the balloons are one of the last pieces to this puzzle. hoisting them over 100 feet in the air, all the way up to the rafters. the wells fargo center said it's no easy task. the second convention in less than two decades when the republicans came to town in 2000. that makes this a first for any city. >> philadelphia is the only one, yeah, in 16 years. i was here as a volunteer in 2000 for rnc. now as the city representative in 2016, to welcome all the democratic national convention delegates is just amazing. >> reporter: for rashad lamber

. >> yeah, jacqueline, temperatures in the 90s today for much of the area. that means we are still in the heat wave. it's not going to end over the next couple of days. 91 philadelphia. pennsylvania suburbs upper 80s. new jersey upper 80s as well as the lehigh valley, 90 degrees right now and partly cloudy in wilmington. a lot of us are still seeing sunshine, just thin clouds out there. take a look at the neighborhood temperatures. parkside in the philadelphia area, still 91 degrees. society hills 891. 91. somerton coming in at 90 degrees. you see the 90s will last a couple more days. then we have rain chances going into the weekend. and that will start to break us out of the heat wave. so far in the month of july, we've had about 15 days where temperatures are above 90 degrees. that includes tomorrow and thursday's forecast as well. so we have already seen three heat waves so far. it has been a hot month of july. and it's going to continue to stay that way at least for a little while longer. we'll show you the ten-day forecast straight ahead. >> all right,

jacqueline: solamente dije lo que sentÍa.. addis: josÉ ignacio, leila y johnny. tal? asÍ estuvo de bueno esto! alan: de todo un poco, como en botica. addis: ¿quÉ opinan ustedes de jacqueline? yo le recomiendo que hable menos y cante mÁs. francisca: eso te iba a preguntar, si ellas pudieron hacer las paces, chiquis y jacqueline. alan: oye, decirle beso de judas alguien... francisca: la cara de chiquis era un poema. addis: por peticiÓn de alejandra guzmÁn es que jacqueline se disculpa, pero es de dientes para afuera. habla menos, canta mÁs. y no olvides una canciÓn! alan: es una competencia de talento, y lo bÁsico es aprenderse la canciÓn. ya de ahÍ para adelante. francisca: y tambiÉn lo que chiquis le dijo, una lecciÓn de humildad. gracias, addis! addis: aunque se ponga peluca, pero que cante. francisca: oigan, nosotros seguimos con mÁs. alan: los estoy viendo desde acÁ. johnny: y lo elegante que nos vemos. ana patricia: despuÉs de escuchar cantar a galilea, dije: uy! no soy la Única que cantar mal en televisiÓn. te adoramos, mi gali! johnny: te queremos. tiene mu

>> yeah, the worst is over, jacqueline. and a lot of the severe threat is now over too. we're only looking currently at some showers left over mostly for new jersey and along the shore. and this extends up through atlantic city even through ocean county near shamong some heavy rain there. also don't forget the 70s at the bottom of your screen for you. more heat for tomorrow. take a look at these feels like temperature. tomorrow will be a dry day but it's going to be another day where it will feel anywhere from 100 to 105 degrees. temperatures will still be in the 90s. so another hot and humid one. little bit of relief in the forecast this week at least compared to what we have seen. i'll show you those numbers and what you can expect it to feel like as well as our next chance for some showers and storms. that's coming up. >>> now a septa scare. this bus became trapped in flood waters in bensalem tonight forcing crews to rescue passengers here. it was just one of the dramatic scenes that played out following tonight's severe storms. nbc 10's brandon hudson has a look at s

jacqueline? >> jim, the president and vice president and first lady electrified the crowd this week, really setting the bar high for hillary clinton this evening. >> really, but that was by design. wednesday night i was talking with lester holt, that it was always designed to be that sort of the crescendo leading up to hillary clinton tonight. i'm sure she does feel a lot of pressure. i can't speak personally for her, i would feel a lot of pressure, but that was designed to hit it out of the ballpark and tee it up for her tonight. we'll see how she does. >> see you soon, jim. >>> next at 6:00, musical stars perform on both sides of the river. >>> a halt on construction projects in new jersey is leaving some businesses cut off from their customers. >> it's killing our business. >> i'm ted greenberg. why she says the little guys are getting hurt. >>> i'm still tracking storms in some neighborhoods. if you have plans later, don't miss my forecast, next. your business needs a lot of speed. but gettin

i'm jacqueline london. see you again tonight at 11:00. >>> tonight, plagerism bombshell, trump campaign in crisis, stunning similarities between melania trump's speech and michelle obama's speech. major news drama, with donald trump set to officially become the nominee. >>> and attack horror aboard a busy train, a man goes on a rampage, randomly slashing passengers, calling himself an icy soldier. >>> and fox news's legend dare leader is ousted. >>> an alarming rise in o

jacqueline, who was put on the kidney donor list two years ago.rote messages on the back windows, and their family cars in search of that donor. she handed out flyers. jacqueline a former fire fighter is diabetic and her problems started pregnant with her son jordan hoist now four years old. >> when i first got the on the list they said two to five years. we have to be pro active. we have to get the word out there. >> we know somebody will be her hero someone will give that little boy back his mom and her strength and health. >> let's hepp for that. >> every night jacqueline sleeps to the dialysis machine and she needs a donor with type o blood. if you are interested in helping contact the family. we have put information on our web site at fox nine.com. >> i hate to admit it, yes. >>> mike and alex you are getting ready for the big, grand finally, party. >> good morning. >> we already have a crowd that is starting to form here. >> yes. >> well, it is finally here. >> so get over here. you know what this is, this is the dell music theater, the cent

jacqueline? >> reporter: we are expecting to hear from florida official at it is long been a concern and could eventually spread the disease and now it is looking as if that possibility could be becoming a reality. right now florida health official are going door to door in two counties where the disease four suspected cases right now and these are not travel related case of zica virus. the fda is asking the banks there to test donations for the disease and stop collecting blood donations immediately. leading expert on zica there working in florida says the state department of health is just looking for answers. >> most people quite receptive. >> unusual to have someone knocking on door with cooler >> c to challenge the i.r.s. and say if they pay the bill it would have negative impact on current financial position. >> shiri: temperature mid-70 over the weekend, improvements and then thing get iffy again on sunday and hour-by-hour look next. >> jessica: human remains found in everett for the secon

jacqueline is diabetic.roblems started when she was pregnant with her son jordan, who is now four. >> when i first got on the list they said one to five years. we have to be pro active. we have to get the word out there. >> we know someone will give that little boy a's mom and give her back her strength, her health. >> every night jacqueline sleeps hook up to a dialysis machine, she needs a donor with type o blood, if you are interested in helping please contact the family. we have put information right on our web site at fox 29.com. >>> donald trump formally accepting the republican nomination and why he says he is ready to be president of the you had of america. >>> plus philadelphia rolling out red, white and blue carpet as all eyes focus on philly for next week dnc. cool event already starting tonight. >>> plus only on fox a man brutally biden find a courage to speak out against his attackers and forgive them. [ fly buzzing ] did you know people can save over $500 when they switch to progressive? i got y

>> reporter: jacqueline and keith, a lot going on here today. plenty of people coming and going from the convention floor. a lot of the activity has been up here on stage. they've been doing sound checks. they've been taking a look at the monitors, the graphics to make sure everything's running smoothly. that's all going to change tomorrow around noon. that's when the wells fargo center will be locked down for a very tight security sweep. the secret service is already on site. in fact, earlier we saw one agent with his canine partners checking out the balloons that will be dropped from the rafters in the arena thursday night. the delegates arrive this weekend. in addition to security, the technicians, carpenters and stagehands are wrapping up the final preparations. representatives with the city of philadelphia are very eager to welcome the thousands of delegates and visitors as the city will be center stage for the next week. >> the economic impact is fantastic. we're going to see a tremendous increase of our hotels, all of our restaurants. we'

business are jacqueline smith hires a book agent in order to help sell her works to publishers, she hires a publisher in a certain way to help publicize her craft. there is another side we are working for the writers in a lot of ways and some writers have all those talents themselves and don't need publishers, they don't need the gatekeepers. some people don't have the talent of publicizing their own work and they need to hire people who can do the job for them. >> i was once at a speech jonathan glassy gave, he was saying his sister at that time worked at nestlÉ and had to explain publishing was like trying to figure out a marketing plan for every chocolate chip. >> this is also delicious but in a different way. >> that is a huge challenge. how do you decide who the market is for the book, how do you reach that market? >> you read the book 1st of all. >> do that. >> i know it sounds crazy, but there is this point when we are looking at things in a proposal, looking at acquiring things where we are talking about what the potential market is, we read the book that is the thing that a

for now, back over to jacqueline in our studios. jackie?rn things over to sheena parveen, who has our neighborhood forecast. sheena, we won't get a break from the heat just yet. >> no, not just yet. we are still in a heat wave, we hit 92 degrees in philadelphia, so the heat wave continues. it's going to stick around tomorrow, too, and so far for the month of july we've had three heat waves. he a

repoin jacqueline fell, fox25 news. >> shiri: got to talk a couple things in the forecast today. of course we got the heat and also got the heat, finally and if it is not day, less than 24 hours away. look at though we had a six day heat wave, came to an end yesterday because only had high of 87 and back into the 90s, going to be hot, even in boston it is going to be hot today. normal highs only 82 this time ten?. 85 in boston. already over the normal high temperature for this time of the year. 83 in norwood, 82 in lawrence. want to break things down in fitchburg to give you sample. if you have plans taking you outside today at 11:00 a.m., 89?, hello middle 90s this afternoon and you could see the clouds are increasing and look at that, this evening, we got the shot for some storms, specifically around seven, eight, 9:00 this evening. especially up across the mass, new hampsh that's where i've getting the best kind of thunderstorms popping up and even at that isolated activity that will continue down into the north shore as well. those are the areas i want to stay alert. i can't

her health. >> if you'd like to help jacqueline needs a donor with type o blood and mom says the costcovered. >> you don't have to worry about bills. we'll pay your bills. you know, we'll do it. we'll make everything right. just give me peace of your body. it's crazy. >> report roar crazy but life saving. brad sattin, fox 29 news. >>> if you're interested in helping, you can contact the family. we put that information on our website fox29.com. >>> a large portion of the west is on fire tonight. what's helping fuel these massive fires that have already burned thousands of acres. >>> and there were many unforg unforgettable sights at the rnc. some memorable sounds, too. we'll explain what we mean in just a few. >> we're eastern more tonight about the 18-year-old who opened fire at a shopping mall in mcdonald's in munich, germany. german authorities now saying the gunman identified as ali sand bowlly was obsessed with mass killings. he shot and killed nine people before turning the gun on himself. witnesses say he was yelling anti foreigner slurs during the rampage as he fired the rounds

es la misma historia de jacqueline que con su bebÉ en brazos contaba como la alimentaba con lo que habÍae venezuela mueren al menos 28 niÑos al dÍa por desnutriciÓn complicado con otras enfermedades. >> deponente nutriÓ al final como la causa menos probable, la desnutriciÓn es la que causó eso. reportera: no hay cifras oficiales, ni tampoco reconocimiento del problema, al menos en el discurso. >> se han importado alimentos para alimentar a tres paÍses del tamaÑo de nuestro. reportera: en esta comunidad poco saben de polÍtica, de lo que si se ocupan este superar la meta diaria, es decir sobrevivir. en maracaibo gÉnica gonzÁlez. conductora: un poeta en el salvador dijo que los compatriotas a los tristes como mÁs tristes del mundo. esa paÍs vive la realidad de violencia. salvador castellano nos muestra cÓmo a pesar de la adversidad, se lucha por la esperanza. salvador: el salvador bien podrÍa llamarse el país de las contradicciones. un autor anÓnimo dijo que beben en la misma copa la alegrÍa de la amargura. hacen mÚsica de su llanto, y se rÍen de la mÚsica. esta paradoja se notan sus posici

el pÚblico tambiÉn se quedÓ picado con jacqueline. encontrar en el circo? >> hay muchos actos maravillosos. tenemos caballos, alpacas, burros, cerdos... ademÁs tenemos unos actos espectaculares con trapecios, con el payaso, que hace acrobacias sobre la cuerda. nitzia: hablando de la cuerda, cuÉntenle! 7, 8, 9, 10! yo le pongo un 10 a su acto. luis: su acto final, mira. ooooh! nitzia: ay, tengo mÁs nervios yo! luis: es trapecista, equilibrista. nitzia: bravo, jackson! luis: ahÍ va. nitzia: es que es muy temprano, todos tenemos frÍo! luis: estÁ muy frÍo aquí, porque estuvimos en la pista de hielo. ahÍ va jackson. ¿lo lograrÁ? nitzia: good boy! vamos, jackson! quÉ bonito! lo logrÓ jackson! luis: excelente, fuerte el aplauso para jackson, para los entrenadores, para ustedes y para toda la gente del espectÁculo más grande del mundo! nitzia: de rusia, de canadÁ, y todos hablan espaÑol perfecto! muchas gracias. >> muchas gracias a ustedes por compartir este tiempo con nosotros. luis: muchachos, ¿quÉ acto pueden hacer en el estudio? johnny: y

>> reporter: they had a whole lot to say, jacqueline, about where they are with the repairs, the investigation. more importantly, the customers. and those we talked to today, the riders tell us they're already putting plans in motion for alternative arrangements. others say they're more comfortable with persevering through the summer. >> today i'm worried. >> i'm taking alternative routes. usually the bus. >> is it making your commute longer? >> much longer, yeah. >> how long? >> about twice as long. about two hours. >> reporter: worried and making alternative transportation arrangements. that's how septa's regional riders are handling day two of 120 fewer cars on the tracks. we took their concerns to ron hopkins, assistant general manager of operations on septa. engineers are working around the clock to determine how to repair the cracks in the silver liner five trains, and what caused the defect discovered last friday. >> we probably have well over 50-plus engineers that are working with us. with internal engineers. >> reporter: during our one-on-one conversation, hopkins also says they're r

for now, let's send it back to jacqueline london in the studio. >> there's so much emotion on the floorbernie sanders, michelle obama, mothers of the movement. it will be so interesting to see what happens tonight when the commander in chief takes the stage. >> that, and also there's going to be quite an emotional song performed by a large group of broughtway stars. they've been rehearsing today. you'll want to hear that as well. >> so much to look forward to. >> yeah. >> tim, we'll see you in a bit. >>> right now we want to take some pictures of flooding in sea aisle. look at the live photos of how high this water is standing, and cars that are stranded. you can see a woman there who is most likely in that vehicle, now left it as it's stranded. we can see just how vast this flooding is. look at the other individuals who are there as well. some people wading, and taking advantage of this moment which is dangerous, and you don't want to do. but just problems there in sea isle as there's all that standing water and flooding. coming up shortly, we'll talk to glenn "hurricane" schwartz and

noticias telemundo >>> un gran reten afrenta jacqueline montero. ... cosas. yo tenÍa mucha vergÜenza por mucho tiempo que no podÍa de la vergÜenza. >>> a los 17 aÑos de edad entrÓ al mundo de la prostituciÓn. hace cerca de 20 aÑos decidiÓ dar un giro a su vida, dedicÁndose a apoyar a las mujeres en situaciones vulnerables. >>> yo decÍa a la compaÑera, voy a hacer la casa a mis hijos y luego me voy a ir. la entrada de montero al congreso, para el politÓlogo es una muestra de que a pesar de que el paÍs es conservador, su pasado no es obstÁculos >>> yo creo que ella estÁ muy por encima del nivel de la mayorÍa de los legisladores que muchos de ellos no tienen ninguna capacidad. >>> que aprendan otro oficio. montero que actualmente es regiÓn dora y directora del movimiento mujeres hu unidunida agrupa a mÁs de 10.000 trabajadtraboas del paÍs. para las trabajadoras sexuales en cada provincia del paÍs. junto a la instalaciÓn y funcionamiento de guarderÍas infantiles. montero reconoce que enfrenta un gran reto junto a los otros 189 diputados, que tendrÁn en sus

keith and jacqueline. >> jim, we know ted cruz, as you said, is taking the stage tonight. he and trump went head-to-head during the primary season. trump calling him lying ted. there's a difference between speaking at the convention and actually making an endorsement of trump. what are you hearing about that, jim? >> reporter: well, cruz's campaign manager was asked today, will trump's name even be in the speech? he said he couldn't remember. but that he said the trump organization will be pleased with the speech. so it's still a question whether this will be an outright endorse nlt. it may be withheld from that much support for trump. but they feel they'll be pleased with his speech. his campaign manager saying, this is big boy politics. politicians say what they have to during the primary season. ted cruz is not petty. they do very much say they like the pence pick of a conservative. >> sources saying that it's supposed to be an optimistic speech, where cruz focuses on the path forward. jim rosenfield live in cleveland, ohio, at the rnc. >>> turning to "nbc 10 responds"

. >> i'm jacqueline london. you can see firefighters using hoses along the tracks. >> brandon hudson was the first reporter on the scene. he's live at septa's wind wood station. brandon? >> reporter: we now know a passing train caused a brush fire this afternoon. there were four fires, including one at this location in wind wood. we were talking to riders about the delays that they're already dealing with when we smelled something burning and saw firefighters. after more than an hour of waiting on a septa train, peggy hefnur finally made it to her stop in wind wood. how does it feel to be back. >> much better. >> reporter: brush fires called big delays during rush hour this afternoon. here's a photo of flames at one septa stop. it's on top of the delays passengers were experiences for the second straight evening, after more than 100 rail cars were pulled from service. >> i think kind of like getting up early to get to work on time, and that's, that still hinders me, because i get to work late. >> reporter: nbc 1

jacqueline, back to you. >> another busy day, we'll have it all start to finish, look forward to it. >>> and that's nbc 10 news at 11:00. i'm jacqueline london. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- idris elba, heidi klum, musical guest lukas graham, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 503 portland. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i feel the love! i feel the love! thank you very much! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] wow, hey, welcome, everybody. please, enjoy yourselves. welcome, everybody. thank you for being here tonight! [ cheers and applause ] welcome. welcome to the "tonight show," everybody. this is it, you made it, you're at the show. you're a big part of the show. [ cheers and applause ] welcome, everybody. before we start, i want to say that if any of these jokes sound old, it's because michelle obama used them in 2008. [ cheers and applause ] so, not my fault, oka

jacqueline? >> all right, jim. we'll see you again tomorrow. and what is sure to be another action-packed day. that's nbc 10 news at 11:00. i'm jacqueline london. for sheena and all of us, thanks for watching. "the tonight show with jimmy fallon" starts now. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- chris pine. joanna lumley. musical guest, troye sivan. and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 502, louisville! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, please, control yourselves. sit down, relax. welcome, everybody, welcome, welcome, welcome to the "tonight show." this is it. you made it. it's a hot show tonight. oh, my gosh. [ cheers and applause ] chris pine, joanna lumley, troye sivan. guys, my name's jimmy fallon, i'm the host, and welcome, everybody. thank you for being here. here's what people are talking about. of course, the big story is that the republican nati

nbc 10's jacqueline london will be going to the games. you can look for her live reports from rio right here on nbc 10. >>> night number four of the republican national convention is almost upon us. nbc 10 news political director chuck todd has been front and center for all the happenings and tonight he's checking the facts about last night's speech from vp nominee mike pence. >> the republican vice presidential nominee mike pence spoke proudly of his record as governor of indiana. politifact decided to check his claims against reality. how did he do? pence talked about his record on the economy boasting that there are more hoosiers going to work than ever before. well, the bureau of labor statistics says he's right about that, but there's a bit more to the story. while there's growth in raw numbers, the population has also grown in indiana. so there was a higher percentage of the state's population working in 2000 than during any year of pence's administration. so politifact rated that claim half true. pence also talked about his educati

. >>> nbc 10's jacqueline london is headed to rio to bring you an all-access pass to the olympics.l introduce you to the excitement in brazil. her live reports begin wednesday on nbc 10 news at 4:00. >> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >>> all right. we've had plenty of rain across the region late this afternoon through our evening hours. have the umbrellas handy if you are heading out late this evening, because we do expect the isolated showers to continue. just pick your location here, and you can see your temperature reading. we've got cloudy skies just about everywhere, and showers except here in north wildwood on the boardwalk, folks enjoying that without an umbrella simply because it has been dry along the jersey shore. we've got heavy rain moving in now to parts of northern and central delaware and interior south jersey. you can see by the dark green and yellow there, that's a lot of rain just quickly moving through. we talk about a lot of rain. we're looking at parts of mercer county, middlesex county, up towards northern new jersey, over seven inches of rain

. >> for now let's head back to our studios and nbc 10's jacqueline london with what's coming up at 6aight ahead at 6:00, the call to order. a new democratic leader kicked off the convention 90 minutes ago following a day filled with controversy and bernie sanders supporters roughing t.new at 6, nbc 10 tours a south jersey campground. >> and i'm still tracking quite a few severe thunderstorms rolling through. i'll shoal you what you can expect for the rest of the evening and where these storms are heading. that's coming up next on the nbc 10 "news at 6:00." >> bernie sanders fueled supporters ahead of tonight's primetime speech. dnc chair controversy debbie wasserman schultz decides not to start the convention amid criticism. >> plus a double whammy. tracking 100-degree heat and severe storms. >> feel the bern. bernie sanders and his supporters take over the town. >> make no mistake about it. >> woe have 345id history! >> sanders rallied his delegates. >> must be defeated! >> hell, no, dnc, we won't vote for hillary. >> plus democrats pounce on the opportunity to criticism debbie wass

but as fox 25 jacqueline feld discovered, you when look at the bigger picture, the overall numbers are way down from officers shot and killed spiked 78% in the first half of this year. the national law enforcement officers memorial fund says 32 law enforcement officers have been shot and killed already in 2016 compared to 18 at the same time last year. 14 officers died in ambush style attacks, like the ones that killed eight officers total in both dallas and baton rouge. now those numbers include also dead during a traffic stop in auburn. the head of the group says these numbers point to a growing disrespect for the rule of law in our nation. >> these officers shot and killed simply because of the uniform they wear and the job that they do. and every law-abiding citizen in this country should be shocked and outraged over those facts and figures. >> the reporter: the average number of officers shot and killed on the job is significantly lower than it has been in previous decades since died in the line of duty so far this year. according to the report. now that includes officers that hav

>> reporter: jacqueline, you think about the boardwalk, you think about summer fun. but today it was all about political fireworks. and hillary clinton really tried to keep the focus on her political opponent. >> secretary hillary clinton! >> reporter: in atlantic city, hillary clinton made this stop for one reason, to talk about donald trump. >> it will be the biggest hit yet. now it's abandoned. >> reporter: she took aim at his business here. >> he convinced other people that his atlantic city properties were a great investment. so they would put in their own hard-earned money. but he always rigged it so he got paid no matter how his companies performed. >> reporter: absent from this rally, any talk of the fbi's announcement on her e-mail use, saying while they won't recommend charges the way e-mails were handled was careless. >> would you like to hear her talk about it? >> i'd love to hear her explain her thought process why she did things and how she did them. >> reporter: this family is here on vacation, and came to see clinton today. 10-year-old tommy likes hil

meantime, nbc 10s jacqueline london is heading to rio to bring you an exclusive all access pass to olympics and introduce you to hometown heroes with a front row seat to the excitement in brazil. her live reports start wednesday on nbc 10 news at 4:00. >> folks, in delaware county tested their fitness for a good cause. they completed in an 11-stage course that was designed by the u.s. army, lifting weights and crawling through the mud. as part of a fitness challenge at interbore ro high school hosted by mik relly and u.s. army. the money raised goes to head strong, a charity helping to fund cancer research. >>> we spent most of our saturday morning on the dry side but that picture has changed this afternoon into the evening hours with plenty of rain in and around the area. we can see cooler temperatures up here to the north. look at trenton, 73 degrees and 72 in coatesville because the heavier rain cells have already moved through there. we're still warming south and east of philadelphia. still 83 degrees right now in dover, delaware, but the rain and pockets of heavy rain and even thunders