kendis, diane? >> paul, thank you. of southwest flights have been delayed or canceled due a technical glitch. southwest said that computer systems were gradually coming back but it warned customers booking flights today to check their flight status online and arrive at the airport early because long lines are expected. >>> two men in chicago are free after murder charges against them were dropped. police misconduct led to their convictions. neither witness confessed and there was no evidence. they long claimed they were set up by a chicago police detective who is being investigated for several other wrongful convictions. >>> and we have travel troubles to tell you about, but first in denver, a semi truck rolled over onto a ramp. then the trailer splits open almost like a beer can. the whole thing was ironic because it was actually hauling a beer, a lot that ended up on the interstates below. a front end-loader was used to clear the debris. the truck driver was not injured. >>> okay. so then in cincinnati the problem wa

abc's kendis gibson joins us with more. kendis, good morning. >> reporter: ryan and paula, good morning. they're part of a controversial "new york" magazine article and overnight a quick response from roger ailes' attorneys. >> mr. ailes, how are you? >> reporter: overnight new details surround the allegations against fox news ceo roger ailes. six additional women reportedly now alleging ailes also sexually harassed them years ago. >> i'm gretchen carlson. >> reporter: this week former fox news host gretchen carlson filed a personal lawsuit against ailes claiming her contract at fox news was not renewed after

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. >> reporter: good morning, diane and kendis. you know, despite the political in-fighting and vehicleal protests we've seen this week between clinton and sanders supporters, democrats coming together to make this historic nomination the first of its kind. >> i move that hillary clinton be selected as the nominee of the democratic party. >> reporter: hillary clinton making history. >> the ayes have it. >> reporter: an emotional roll call vote that made it official. she's the first woman picked to lead a major party ticket for president of the united states. in a ceremonial gesture it was former opponent bernie sanders who moved to nominate clinton unanimously by acclimation. at the end of the night clinton making a surprise appearance from her home. >> i can't believe we just put the biggest crack in that glass ceiling yet. >> reporter: there to make the case for why she should be elected bill clinton, as a former president but as supportive husband. >> in the spring of 1971 i met a girl. >> reporter: clinton illuminating the pers

. >> and i'm kendis gibson. i guess if you miss any night of the republican national convention, you're in for a shocker. because, wow, what a responder resounding job from ted cruz, get ing booed off the stage after refusing to endorse donald trump. >> there was an explosive night overall. night three of the republican national convention. cruz infuriated some people with his speech. all words were pretty much drowned out once the angry delegates realized that cruz was not going to endorse trump. >> the speech left the crowd so unsettled it overshadowed the keynote address by mike pence. let's get more right now from dan harris. >> reporter: loathing on the floor of the convention, the target of the anger? texas senator ted cruz who ran against trump in the primaries but refused to endorse him, even as the crowd loudly urged him to. >> i appreciate the enthusiasm of the new york delegation. >> reporter: enough was enough for trump. it was time to upstage him. trump walking into the room and draug the drawing th

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kendis and diane. >> all right. a lot of fans get upset about these things but there's not a ton they can do. >> not a lot but they did use the rolling stone, as well. >> defiant again. abc's adrienne bankert, adrienne, thank you. >> speaking of defiance, ted cruz standing his ground after getting booed off the convention stage wednesday night. >> so many republicans were outraged cruz refused to endorse donald trump, instead telling the crowd to vote their conscience. cruz met with the texas delegation yesterday and adamantly not to honor the pledge to support the gop nominee. >> that pledge was not a blanket commitment that if you go and slander and attack heidi that i'm going to nonetheless come like a ser vial puppy dog and say thank you very much for ma lining my wife and maligning my father. >> cruz called his decision a matter of principle and also made it clear it was intensely personal. >> so as stephanie mentioned democratic national convention kicks off monday in philadelphia and hillary clinton expected

. >> reporter: good morning, diane and kendis. united together was the theme but at times the crowds revealing it is torn. some still feeling the bern. one able to bring that together while indirectly taking on donald trump. one first lady making the case for another, uniting the arena in a standing ovation on a convention day one that was off to a fractured start. bernie sanders supporters cheering for three minutes before he could speak. >> our revolution continues. >> reporter: his followers not all falling in line with his final message. >> hillary clinton will make an outstanding president and i am proud to stand with her tonight. while donald trump is busy insulting one group after another, hillary clinton understands that our diversity is one of our greatest strengths. >> reporter: this coming as leaked dnc e-mails revealed apparent attempts to undermine sanders' primary campaign forcing the party chair to resign and early pro-bernie anger spilling out on to the streets of philadelphia. senator warren trying to rally the tr

kendis and diane. back to you. >> always keeping things in interesting. abc's stephanie ramos live in cleveland for us. stephanie, thank you. >>> still ahead we return to that breaking news from france, dozens of people killed in a terror attack. we'll hear from an american survivor. >>> and president obama confronting race issues in an abc news town hall. the president opening up about his own >>> plus, severe weather and whipping winds tear off this roof. brody. >>> president obama is sharing his thoughts on race and policing after a week of violence and protests, the president led our abc town hall saying, we need to build more trust and provide police with more training and resources. he spoke about being pulled over by police saying it was usually justified but he shared a poignant experience from his childhood. >> and i still remember when i was 10 years old walking into the elevator and there was a woman who i thought and as soon as i walked on, and i could see she came back up but was worried about riding an elevator with me. >> he also spoke to t

kendis and diane. >> yeah, that, indeed.now what i remember back in 2000, when bill clinton was saying good-bye to the office at the dnc, he had this long walk and highlighting his accomplishments. president obama did something a little bit different, in fact, kind of pointing out the somber moments. why did they do that, lauren? >> reporter: yeah, well, one of the things we were expecting last night was for the president to try to show what it takes to hold this office, to be president of the united states. its not just stump speeches and wooing voters with your charisma but it's dealing with crises and tragedy, things like the sandy hook massacre and other horrible events, and he was trying to make the distinction in his speech in that video of the tough times kind of punctuated that, that this is a tough job and he was making the point that in his view with hillary clinton's resume, she is qualified to do it and donald trump is not. >> all right, certainly puts things into perspective as to how big of a job it really is.

paul, good morning. >> good morning to you, as well, diane, kendis. we have a high pressure system that will continue to strengthen and force the jet stream to the north, so it's turning very hot in the west. now, we're expecting the challenging of record highs from all the way from seattle down towards arizona and new mexico. an abundance of sunshine, the uv index will be sky high, and everybody will need the sun block, that's whether you are as pale as frosty the snowman or as dark as me. everyone will need the sun block along with this heat. kendis, diane. >> all right, paul, thank you. >>> and still ahead, the deadly crash involving the dallas cowboys bus. >>> and a string of attacks in germany involving syrian migrants seeking asylum. new details about the latest attacker targeting a music festival with a bomb. >>> plus, a college football star being called a hero because of how he says he stopped a sexual assault. >>> in arizona four people were killed when a dallas cowboys bus collided with a van. everyone in the van was killed including two te

. >> reporter: diane and kendis, good morning. it may have been one of her most successful days on the trump. hillary clinton dodging criminal charges in that e-mail investigation and campaigning with a sitting president by her side. >> fired up. >> all: fired up. >> i am -- i'm fired up. >> reporter: the commander in chief stumping for former first lady hillary clinton in front of nearly 10,000 people. >> there has never been any man or woman more qualified for this office than hillary clinton. >> reporter: the former team of rivals making no mention of the investigation into clinton's private e-mail server use while she was secretary of state. soon after the fbi cleared her of any criminal charges. >> no reasonable prosecutor would bring such a case. >> reporter: reaction from donald trump almost immediate. >> i don't know about you, but i always felt that hillary clinton would escape criminal charges for her dangerous and illegal behavior. >> reporter: republicans like wisconsin governor scott walker swarming in. >> to me for t

good morning to you, kendis. indiana governor mike pence has been at the top of donald trump's vp list for months now, but time is running out for pence to withdraw from his re-election race if he is going to run for vp. he's got until noon today. he's in. sources tell abc news that indiana's governor mike pence has a new job offer to be donald trump's running mate. >> we will be very, very strong if i win. >> reporter: pence arrived at a new york hotel thursday for a joint announcement today but trump postponed it saying in the wake of the attacks in nice, it's not the right time. on fox news trump also praised all three vice presidential finalists. >> i have great respect for governor pence, but i also have great respect for newt. i have great respect for chris, chris christie. i have -- we have some tremendous people in the republican party, but i'll be making the announcement at the appropriate time. >> reporter: after stumping for trump, pence apparently nailed his vp audition. >> donald trump understands th

. >> reporter: diane and kendis, good morning. there were some wild nights here at the convention here on night three -- wild moments, i should say. mike pence's big night as the vp nominee, but ted cruz stole most of the show by not endorsing trump. a huge moment for indiana governor mike pence as he accepts the gop vice presidential nomination taking center stage on night three of the republican national convention as the party gets to know the other half of the presidential ticket. >> i accept your nomination to run and serve as vice president of the united states of america. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: but before his grand entrance, two of donald trump's former rivals also addressed the convention crowd. marco rubio taped a message. >> after a long and spirited primary, the time for fighting each other is over. >> reporter: and trump's toughest challenger for the nomination, ted cruz, took the stage. >> i want to congratulate donald trump on winning the nomination last night. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: his s

. >> reporter: good morning, diane and kendis. yeah, hillary clinton giving a final speech at the democratic national convention. they're still cleaning up from it. she took aim at donald trump throughout. she also laid out her vision for policy on everything from jobs to gun control and the history of the night was not lost. ♪ this is my fight song >> reporter: a sea of applause welcoming her on stage. ♪ united >> reporter: a monsoon of balloons seeing her off and in between hillary clinton doing what no woman in this country has ever done. >> i accept your nomination for president of the united states. >> reporter: clinton saying america is at a moment of reckoning. her pitch, to provide steady leadership representing all americans. >> we have to heal the divides in our country. >> reporter: clinton taking on donald trump as a divisive force, lobbing attacks on his knowledge. >> donald trump says, and this is a quote, i know more about isis than the generals do. no, donald, you don't. >> reporter: questioning his temperament. >>

kendis was rooting for france. sour grapes here. get the highlights from our friends at espn, shall we? >> good morning, america. john and john with news about kicking in europe. >> yes, euro 2016 championship match. portugal and france. oh, yeah. cristiano ronaldo down with a knee injury, tried to continue to play, it, eventually done. so they would have to do it without him. and it's adair who is the hero. the only goal of the game, finally ronaldo gets his trophy. >>> now you got the baseball, this is a last game before the all-star break and just a quality of virtue west so performanceably madison bumgarner, struck out 14, one measly hit gave it up in eighth. no-hitter through 7 1/3. there it is. listen, everybody was super happy. bum is a little bummed but other than that you go the route and get a few days off for the all-star game, not terrible. >> yeah, no baseball till next friday but still some baseball like the home run derby tonight on espn 8:00 prime time always a great television show. check it out again the t-mo home

. >> reporter: good morning, diane and kendis. donald trump's vp short list is getting shorter but who will be the last man or woman standingy one person on the list admits it all feels like a reality show. donald trump's running mate. >> mike pence, i don't know whether he's going to be your governor or your vice president, who the hell knows. >> reporter: sources tell abc news the could appear with his number two as early as friday. >> it's a little bit like "the apprentice" you find out sooner or later who the last one standing is. >> reporter: newt gingrich peered on fox news but the network suspended him as a contributor over the speculation he's on trump's short list. another auditioning, mike pence who got his shot on the rally stage last night. >> donald trump gets it. >> reporter: pence seems ready to take on hillary clinton. who finally got the endorsement she's been waiting for. >> i have come here to make it as clear as possible as to why i am endorsing hillary clinton. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: clinton is t

diane, kendis?nd clinton's groundbreaking movement comes 96 years after women were granted the right to vote. >> think about this, how amazing this must be for that woman there in the center. she was an enthusiastic delegate taking part in the roll call, 102 years young. jeri emet of arizona. listen to the enthusiasm in her voice as clinton officially clinched the nomination. many women on the convention floor were moved to tears. abc covers the clinton campaign, and more from philadelphia, liz? >> reporter: good morning. it was truly an emotional night at the dnc as people celebrated the significance of this moment. throughout the arena, so many women were crying, holding back tears of joy. i spoke to one woman, a woman from louisiana. she told me that she was the president of her woman's group at her college in 1971, and back then she didn't feel empowered to talk about issues like equal pay and paid leave, but that now she does. she said that while her three kids might take for granted the fact t

good morning, paul. >> good morning to you, as well, diane, kendis. we have a high pressure system that's going to protect us from surround rain around this high. typically that's a good thing but not in this case. this case we could use the rain because the real feel for wednesday picture this it's going to feel like 00 to 105 in new york, philly, d.c., going to feel at least like 95 to 100 in pittsburgh up towards buffalo. that's too much heat for the northeast. diane, kendis. >> well summed up there, paul thank you. >>> if you missed out on the mega millions drawing last night you still have a chance. there was no winner last night. that means the jackpot for friday's drawing will be more than $500 million. >> that's right up from tuesday's jackpot which was an estimated 454 million. but either way you slice it they will not be easy to winch the odds of game are 1 in 259 million. >> odds have stayed the same from last night through next friday. >>> still ahead, getting starbucks, get ready or starbucks lovers get ready to raise more money to buy a

. >> reporter: good morning, diane and kendis. this is where it all started right here at this bequick gas station and authorities are telling us investigators are thoroughly going through the suspected shooter's e-mails, his computer as well as his social but still this morning, there is no motive. [ sirens ] police targeted again. >> one subject all black carrying an ar. >> reporter: officers in baton rouge responding to reports of a gunman dressed in black were suddenly under fire. >> shots fired. officer down. shots fired. officer down. i've got a city officer down. shots fired. >> reporter: walking right into the line of fire. >> i'm hit. by the car wash. >> i've got two down back. deputy down. >> trying to leave the scene he was running but had an assault rifle in his hand. >> reporter: reinforcements arrive. and a fierce gunfight broke out. >> officers engaged the subject at that particular time and he ultimately died at the scene. >> reporter: three officers, brad garafola, montrell jackson and matthew gerald were all kill

. >> reporter: good morning to you, diane and kendis. right now still at the corner of lamar and ross in the west end of dallas. this is considered part of downtown dallas but for those who are natives here for those who live here the shots of gunfire at such rapid succession is unheard of in this community and then find out five officers have been killed in this deadly rage, it followed what was a peaceful protest here on the streets of dallas. if you looked on social media you saw photos of demonstrators side by side with police officers with smiles on their faces. no one could have predicted that a sniper would have fired down on officers targeting men and women in uniform. 11 officers hit in all. one civilian as you all mentioned earlier. now, the scene has become quieter here as we enter an investigation stage though we've seen helicopters flying above and we heard flash bangs or some type of explosive sound earlier this morning. we also have seen a number of fire engines and police cars speeding away from the scene. those streets a

i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm diane macedo.ld trump is vowing to save the country after painting a pretty bleak portrait. trump brought the crowd to their feet as he accepted the nomination for president, delivering a lengthy speech full of big promises. we have all the highlights coming up. >>> ten people under arrest suspected of planning terror attacks at the upcoming olympic games in rio. officials in brazil say the suspects were inspired by isis but were amateurs with no preparation. >>> and it happened more than a year ago, but newly released video is prompting a review of this traffic stop arrest in austin, texas. the african american elementary schoolteacher is thrown to the ground twice. >>> and roger ailes is out as ceo of fox news following allegations of sexual harassment. he denies the allegations, but an investigation as found a pattern of inappropriate behavior. those are some of the top stories on this friday, july 22nd. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> no surprise here. we're going to get starte

i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo.e some of the top stories we're following for you this morning on "world news now." the democrats took aim at donald trump last night with some of the sharpest attacks coming from president obama. clinton popped in to embrace the president who made it clear that he is ready to pass the baton. we have full coverage coming up. >>> some bernie sanders supporters still are not happy. seven people were arrested last night. anti-war and anti-government protesters were also out in force. >>> a terror attack on a church in france. you can see police moving in. the attackers killed a priest. the pope is calling it a murder and an act of war. >>> a new study commissioned by the insurance industry finds that traffic deaths from running red lights go up about 30% after cities turn off the cameras at those stoplights. those are some of our top stories on this thursday, july 28. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> we begin this half hour with what can only be called an assault on donald

i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. from michigan where two bailiffs were shot and killed inside a courthouse. >> we learned their names. joe zangaro and ronald kienzle were escorting a prisoner into a courtroom when the inmate grabbed the deputy's gun and opened fire. both were retired police officers. and they were in their 60s. >> the inmate, larry darnell gordon, was 45 years old. the sheriff says he was not handcuffed because he had not previously been violent. >> reporter: in a tense and dramatic moment in a michigan courthouse. >> he's cornered on the second floor. he has a gun with a hostage. >> reporter: an inmate opens fire inside the building. every floor on lockdown. >> if you know anybody in the area or building, make sure they stay put and are safe. >> reporter: our station reporting the suspect took a gun off a deputy in the county courthouse and began firing. >> shots fired. one down. >> reporter: shooting several people, killing two bailiffs and injuring one deputy before authorities could finally take

. >> and i'm kendis gibson. in dallas it's been a tough week marked by a series of services for those five fallen police officers. >> after a candle light vigil last night, the first funerals held tomorrow, and today the president and the first lady are heading to dallas for an interfaith memorial service. they'll hold a private meeting to console the families. >> investigators are trying to make sense of the initials the gunman scrawled using his own blood and they're pouring nearly 200 hours of body cam video to make sure he acted alone. more from dallas. ♪ >> reporter: at a candle lig slain dallas officers. >> brent thompson was my friend. he is a hero. >> reporter: the community and police side by side. >> what it did was galvanized us. >> black lives matter. >> reporter: a stark contrast to events around the country. >> no racist police. >> reporter: protests over police killings of two black men spark outrage. we're now learning more about the sniper who targeted white officers and according to authorities

i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm diane macedo.e going to the breaking news in dallas where the downtown area is in chaos as snipers targeted officers. >> 11 shot, 4 dead, 7 seriously injured and at least one bystander was seriously hurt.

kendis, diane. >> thanks, paul. >>> the u.s. coalition allies wrapped up talks on isis. they say this is a key moment despite recent attacks like the one in niece. june -- regarding the attack in nice, french officials have arrested five people. four men and a woman are charged for provide ing logistical information to the driver. the attack had been planned for months. 84 people were killed during that. >>> a chicago police officer injured in a shooting. the officer and a partner approached they said was acting erratically in a park. they asked the man to end his cell phone conversation so they could talk with him. the man then pulled out a gun and started firing. the officers returned fire, killing the man. the officer who was shot is expected to be okay. >>> and it was an emotional scene at a hospital in baton rouge, louisiana, as an officer injured in last sunday's attack left to go home. hundreds turned out to support east baton rouge, sheriff's deputy bruce simmons. he was saluted as wheeled out to a waiting vehicle. since being injured he's had two surg repair for

i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. here are some of the top headlines. police in louisiana say a 29-year-old former marine was the lone gunman who killed three officers and wounded three in a confrontation in baton rouge. authorities there in the hometown of kansas city are piecing together his life, trying to search far motior a m. >> the republican national convention opened in cleveland today. donald trump will accept the nomination on thursday, but he may take the stage a little early to introduce his wife tonight. >> about 600 people under arrest in turkey. funerals were held yesterday for nearly 300 people killed. >> r defeat before the summer olympic game. today a report released on claims of doping by the russians in the games. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> we begin with the search for answers in baton rouge, louisiana, following the shooting deaths of three police officers. >> the scene where the confrontation took place has been reopened after being washed down by authorities. they are now looking into the life of the 29-year-