. >> ryan: in mish today pence believes trump could be the first republican to win in the state since 1988. >> kim: what a wild scene on the jersey shore. a teenager hit by lightning, his camera shows every second of it. >> ryan: then at 5:30 the huge shake with his father by his side. >> kim: passengers capturing this as one of the engines catching fires. >> ryan: a warning for parents, two teens hospitalized after ingesting marijuana winches we're following breaking news including more human remains found inive -- in everett. police searching for clues after finding the bones of a fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. and right now you can get 100 meg internet with equal upload and dowloads speeds, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good. >> ryan: a teen in new jersey getting a jolt. he was recording the storm near

mish's attorney general says tr cover up the things went tragi wrong in frilint. some failed to act. others miz arrogantly chose to ignore data. some intentionally altered figured and covered up and covered up significant health risks. >> nine public officials in the case are now facing prosecution. >>> the fbi is investigating a cyber attack at the democratic congressional campaign committee. the committee spokesperson says the hack may be raelted to an earlier one. the committee is cooperating with federal law enforcement. in the investigation of hillary clinton's private e-mail server during her time as secretary of state. the state department will sort through the documents and determine which are personal and which are agency reporteds. the fbi plans to turn over the rest of the e-mails they recovered on august 5th. >>> charges were dropped against the man who was accused of killing shond ra levy. she was 24 years old when received a new trial when lawyers said a witness actually >> police arrest a mother in iowa for allegedly going to a bar drunk with her2-y

don't mishs hugh johnston. it's a good parameter because p pepsi has been dealing with exspoe sure. it won't show up yet, but that could hurt eventually. latin america has been a tough spot. we'll continue to watch whether the strength in north america, especially free toe can hold up. >> good interview and great interviewer for that particular one. today will bring us one step closer to finding out who britain's next prime minster is. a second round of voting will take place in the conservative leadership race with the final two candidates expected to be named later today around about lunchtime. home secretary theresa may is the front-runner after securing the most votes. the other candidates are andrea leadsom and michael gove. about 1:00 p.m. eastern time we should know who the final two are. >> is it looking like it's going to be the final two candidates. >> it is looking like the two ladies. theresa may for a definite and between gove and leadsom. >>> today's corporate news. tesla is ramping up words. fundamentally incorrect. the electric car maker said it did no wrong by waiti

. >> what do you want the republican leaders to do, mish mcconnell and paul ryan? >> they have sat with him, as we have been aware in public, they have advised him, they have counseled him. the entire leader ship of the republican party, i know the republicans are as patriotic as the democrats, as the independents, but he had promised them to mend his ways, harmful ways, hurtful ways and policies, but again he comes back on the same page, it is the majority leaders ethical obligation to not worry about the words, but repudiate him, withdraw the support, if they do not, i will continue to speak and i am speaking. i have received tremendous support from republicans saying to me that in last, they have never voted in democratic -- for democrats. this year, they have not going to vote republican because for the office of president because of this candidate. >> you have obviously received an overwhelming response to your speech and many republicans have reached out to you to say they appreciate your words. what is the supporters of donald trump, have you heard from them

coming up, singapore is about to get fine dining with the mish lynn guide seal of approval.the director what makes the city so delicious. ♪ angie: welcome back. it's known as the red bible, prized by foodies all over the world, the michelin guide is considered the authoritative voice on dining. singapore is the first soviet asian company -- country to get its own guide. we're joined by our own gourmand. did any of your favorite eatries make the list? >> as a matter of fact, they did. we would travel long distances to ensure we get the food we want. this is a long time coming and why has it taken so long? michael ellison, the guide of mishlon guide joins us today. why did it take so long? you've been watching singapore for a couple of years now. >> we have been. singapore has always been on our radar very much. we've been developing the guide outside of europe now for the last tech cade. we developed first of all the united states, went to japan and had extensive coverage of japan, hong kong, so singapore was the logical extension for our expansion. >> 34 big gourmands awarde

. >> straight at 6 melania trump takes her sfreech first lady mish ol obama?et you be the judge. >> a controversial ep counter earl why this year what the video reveals about the officer's actions that night. >> and live look outside straight up 6:00 tuesday morning july 19 weather and traffic on the fives 6:05 good tuesday i'm allison seymour. >> ip steve chenevey. >> welcome to "fox 5 news morning". >> first uv app 6 d.c. mayor muirial bowser on her way to the republican national convention. >> and there the mayor hosted more support for d.c. statehood it comes on day two of cop veption and day one certainly not without controversy. >> trump campaign on damage control after melania speech has many doing a double take. >> "fox5" melanie alnwick joins us with the details. >> there can't be a convention with controversy

alison: and mish obama, everything she -- michelle obama and everything she wants to wear. michelle: but it's interesting to hear her message. a smart woman as well. alison: she speaks five languages. jonathan: thanks. abc7 will offer in-depth coverage throughout the convention. you can watch all the events live on wjla.com. we are streaming it each night at 7:00 on newschannel8. it will be hosting an hour-long special with analysis from all sides. that is every day leading up to thursday. chief political correspondent scott thuman will head up the coverage from cleveland. we have you covered every join us. coming up next here at 4:00, another city is mourning the tragics will of police officers. we will go back with baton rouge and how the community is coping with the latest loss. michelle: g.m. owners listen up. you might be able to get a few hundred dollars in a refund. alison: tonight on abc7 at 5:00 -- michelle: we have new information coming to light about the ambush that killed three baton rouge officers and wounded three others. jonathan: police now say the gunman w

>> straight at 6 melania trump takes her sfreech first lady mish ol obama? we'll let you be the judge. >> a controversial ep counter earl why this year what the video reveals about the officer's actions that night. >> and live look outside straight up 6:00 tuesday morning july 19 weather and traffic on the fives 6:05 good tuesday i'm allison seymour. >> ip steve chenevey. >> welcome to "fox 5 news morning". >> first uv app 6 d.c. mayor muirial bowser on her way to the republican national convention. >> and there the mayor hosted more support for d.c. statehood it comes on day two of cop veption and day one certainly not without controversy. >> trump campaign on damage control after melania speech has many doing a double take. >> "fox5" melanie alnwick joins us with the details. >> there can't be a convention with controversy this would be a cop veption like no other. and i think that's really what they got last night. and first let's talk about the rowdy start with delegates that wanted to be frae to vote for someone other than trump not recognized on floor

mish mitsubishi we will be here live until 10 cole parkway near scituate harbor. >> daniel: you are tracking this system that you have been looking at pretty much all this week and it's here. >> it is coming together right now. lit couple of pockets of more intense showers. and break down the rain threat for you as you are headed out the door. you know what you will run into and right now we have showers really covering most of southern new england. you know who is driving, the cape and the islands. very little rainfall out there for you as you get your day started. this is kind of the lucky spot if you were leaving the house. 76 hyannis. marsh field. close here 75 degrees. a very mild, muggy day and all the rain that is focused we have pockets of heavier rain newbury and into parts of new hampshire and central massachusetts. this is really where you will find the juiciest rain showers right now. worcester light to moderate rain. temperatures there in the upper 60s. mild and muggy for you as well. nashua, bedford and new ipswich seeing the heavier showers i have got on your map. the hour-by-

we don't know if he had any mishs intent or if he was going to use them for some type of fireworks.e will be investigated not only by northwest detectives but also our bomb squad personnel will do a thorough investigation to determine where not only he got these explosive devices but what he intended to do with them. >> those are the big questions this morning, that 31-year-old, he was arrested and facing several charges this morning. those fireworks and explosives were confiscated and of course police already have their radar up as far as explosives are concerned. they say any time somebody has found explosives in their vehicles it raises alarms. of course with the democratic national convention coming to town next week, it is also especially alarming. they want to figure out what these motives were,ç if this ce was malicious or not. we'll let you know what comes from this investigation. for now, though, i'm live at philadelphia police headquarters. matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> eight minutes after 6:00. look at this, sunshine, nice and bri

he made a direct call to mish mcconnell and paul ryan to repudiate donald trump. practices, his threats to minorities disrespect to the legal system, legal institutions. i want to ask them if your candidate, and i wish this would get to their ears and i will continue to ask this question, if your candidate wins and he governs the way he has campaigned, my country, this country will have constitutional crisis that never before in the history of this country. and there comes a time in the history of a nation where ethical, moral stand has to be taken regardless of the political cost. the only reason they're not repudiating this -- his behavior, his threat to our democracy, our decency, our foundation is just because of political consequences. >> listen, people say they don't trust hillary clinton. they may not trust her but how can you doubt this man, his you his for what hillary clinton put forward. i think the issue here is the the progressive wing of the party wants to know are you showing inclusion, are you being inclusive? and i think that there's a lot of ques

but like everything in trump land, it was such a mish-mosh and was so meandering that i don't know what people at home saw. even in the hall here, you don't know what people on tv saw. you know what it felt like in here was a lot of sort of raw, base, gut-wrenching moments at the beginning. this sort of one grace, nice moment from melania, and i'd put marcus luttrell in the same category. they elevated the speech. but i think by tomorrow morning, a lot of that is lost in this raw red meat that chuck's talking about. >> nicolle wallace, chuck todd, thank you. >> thank you. >> just saying thank you, chuck. wow, audio difficulties. >> we'll get cue cards. >> high above the gathering in cleveland. >> we're saying bye. >> let's talk about the veterans subtheme tonight with another genuine veteran, paul reikof. in addition to being a platoon leader in iraq, he heads up the iraq and afghanistan veterans of america. 150,000 strong in all 50 states. he has been a friend of ours for some time. paul, i need not tell you that at political conventions, if every speaker could do what stephen colbert

you have to believe that's a mish-mash of industrial and nonindustrial businesses.hey didn't really belong. the new one is a life sciences company with a water quality kicker and, boy, that's easy to value. all fast growing. now that the dust has settled in the break-up i'm reiterating the view that the best way to play it is to keep the new danaher which is superior to the fortiv spin off. last we heard the life science, water quality and dental businesses is the core of the new one had organic growth in the low single digits whereas fortiv both divisions saw low single digit declines. remember, the economy isn't that strong. the new danaher is a noncyclical growth company. they don't need the economy to be strong. that's a safe harbor serving end markets to do just fine regardless of the global industry. portfolio managers love it. they can sleep at night with danaher but fortiv's businesses are more cyclical and i don't know if they can shine more than economies around the world improve more than they have. not bad estimates. the a.j. s&p stock is 20. fortiv is j

criminal charges are expected to be an nonced later today all stemming from water crisis in flint, mish again. back in april michigan's attorney general filed charges against three state and city workers he said played critical roles in creating the crisis. he also promised more criminal charges are coming. those charges are going to be outlined during a news conference later this morning. the water crisis in flint started two years ago when corrosive water ate through the city's pipes causing lead to seep into the drinking water supply. >>> if you've been to lake tahoe recently and thought the water felt more bearable, you're right. lake tahoe's average surface temperature was the warmest ever recorded. at 53.3 degrees. that's according to a new report released yesterday by uc davis. scientists say the lake's water over the past four years has been warming at a pace 15 times its historic average. while they say the lake may be easier for visitors to swim in the warmer waters could threaten its clarity. resulting in the growth of more algae, silt and invasive species. >>> high honor for

prominent speakers first night include mish obama and sanders. >> and alaa uldeen aziz pal ooz akicks. . >> that does it for us at 8. have a good day and stay cool. >> senator skain everything trump and pence are not snrt fight for freedom. . >> all do i it win, whip, win, no matter what. >> i don't want his endorsement if he givesty will not accept it so you understand. >> i will not accept it. >> it won't matter. ♪ . >> well, good morning, it's i'm veronica cleary inside the hill.com tom kusack. we have tom fitzgerald you're in your car headed to the dnc tom be careful while you're driving be careful,. >> every time i do a skype from the car the first time everybody says you're going to crash and don't do it. >> because we love you tom and want you to be safe. >> look first things i did was knocked the camera over. >> through go. >> the speculation is over. kill hillary clinton tapped tim kaine to be vice presidential running mate and let's talk about that, bob, you get the number one props i know tom one time you predicted tim kaine but bob from the beginning this has been your pre

this legislation is a mish mash of several bills -- mishmash of several bills that would damage employee rights, weaken public health and safety and do little, if anything, to advance government reform. although there are many troublesome provisions, i will focus on the more harmful parts of the legislation. first, this bill would allow agency heads to fire senior executives with little notice. a senior executive would be allowed to appeal an agency decision only after removal. the agency's decision would be deemed final if an administrative law judge fails to issue a decision within 21 days. this could bind an executive to an agency's decision by default rather than by judgment on the merits of his or her case. that is simply unfair. almost identical provisions were included in a law enacted in 2014, affecting the department of veterans affairs, and not surprisingly, they are being challenged on constitutional grounds in the federal circuit court of appeals. the department of justice has acknowledged some of the constitutional infermities by choosing not to defend some of these provisio

it's no surprise that the party of donald trump and mish mcconnell prefuse -- mitch mcconnell refuse to address the threat posed by zika. it's a virus like we've never seen before. mosquitoes have caused problems for many, many generations but never, never birth defects. democrats have spend more than four months sounding the alarm on zika. we called on republicans to join us to fund a responsible response to this threat. it was looming. now it's here. republicans have refused to make zika a priority. it hasn't always been this way. in the not too distant future, republicans worked with us on crisis and disasters. the last public health emergency emergencies, ebola, h1n1 flu, avian flu and much higher price tags yet responses to each passed congress in a short period of time. spent more than 130 days since president obama requested $1.9 billion for public health officials to protect the american people against zika. this isn't some figure he came up without of the air. he was told this by centers for disease control, national institutes of health, and other public health officials. r

kelly evans and mish caruso-cabrera and myself hosting special live coverage of the dnc. >>> we willere. in the meantime breaking economic data at the top of the hour, pending home sales. to diana olick with the numbers. >> well, just up 0.2%. that's a miss. the street was looking for pending home sales to be up about 2% in june from may. they're up 1% from a year ago. they were expecting better because this is based on signed contracts in june. remember, in june, we saw some of the lowest mortgage rates we've seen ever. that's post-brexit. to see this flat is a big miss. the realtors are saying that this is all due to inventory. inventory down 6% at the end of june compared to a year ago. there aren't enough homes for sale. only the northeast which has better supply than the rest of the nation saw gains up 3.2% in pending home sales for the month. the midwest and south basically flat. sales in the west down 1.3%. and in the west, where supplies are the most limited, we're seeing sales down 1.8% year over year. the realtors are saying the one bright spot to all of this is that they'r

. >> mish gets out the help to move instead of sitting on the couch. >> she is definitely one of my favoriteout of three. >> we know that our journey is far from finished. it starts with each of us taking responsibility for ourselves and our families. >> i think her being first lady was important, she is someone we can look up to. >> first lady is stronger, happy, independent. >> young people are hope and she gives us hope and gives me hope personally >> she should be proud of how she treats the country because -- >> days like this make me think of my own daughters so for give me if i get a little teary. >> i want to publicly thank the first lady for being an inspiration to communities here in the united states and around the world. >> she is not just a woman standing next to a man. >> she is making her own place in history. >> if she were here right now i would probably like freak out and i would tell her you did great. >> i would tell her thank you for looking out for me. >> thank you for making this country a better place! >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome first lady, michelle obama

so -- >> mish mcconnell or noose gingrich, i thought. >>> talk about morning routine.t ready in the morning? >> an hour at least. >> not long enough. i mean, i should spend more time. not very long. like ten minutes. >> wow. >> 15 minutes. >> 15 minutes for me as well. stereotype is, that men get ready like this. they do just enough to get by, and they rely on whatever skin and hair care products are already sitting on the counter in the bathroom. according to "the daily beast" it's now cool for men to primp and pamper themselves. men increasingly taking an interest in personal care, and the results, an industry for men's grooming products actually rapidly expanding. but how much is too much for men? how long would you start to say, a guy -- all right, you're primping too much. >> i'd say more than 30 minutes. >> 30 minutes? oh, guy gosh. it is not manly to spend more than ten minutes to get ready. wash and go. >> you have to answer truthfully. to you exfoliate? >> i use a scrub in the shower at night. at night. at night. you know why? because we wear makeup. we wear m