for the mayor of roanoke. i have accepted that invitation and we have set a date when i will visit roanoke. and i've said to mayor bowers of roanoke that his time to see "allegiance" is limited. we're closing on the 14th of february. so you better hurry up. because i'm going to roanoke. >> that's wonderful of you. well on that point, one of the astonishing things to me in this latest little cycle of hysteria and xenophobia was that people were bringing up the detention the japanese americans, not as something we should learn from and not repeat but as an historical precedent for these measures. i thought that was terrible and spoke of a real lack of historical education and awareness. this is something that seems to happen over and over again. americans suffer some sort of attack, we get scared, we overreact, later we say we'll never do it again but we do. so my question for you -- i know this is a big question -- is how do you think we as a people can get better? because i often quote your father actually in

that's a live shot in roanoke. we'll take you there as soon as that gets under way. >>> the fbi is investigating where these hacks came from. this is a very interesting and opportunistic spin from the hillary clinton campaign when they're facing a meltdown. basically i think they want to get through the week. you're late for work. you grab your 10-gallon jug of coffee and back out of the garage. right into your wife's car. with your wife watching. she forgives you... eventually. your insurance company, not so much. they say you only have their basic policy. don't basic policies cover basic accidents? of course, they say... as long as you pay extra for it. with a liberty mutual base policy, new car replacement™ comes standard. and for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. learn more by calling at liberty mutual, every policy is personal, with coverage and deductibles customized just for you, which is why we don't offer any off-the-shelf policies. switch

example for as an the mayor of roanoke. i have accepted that invitation and we have set a date where i will visit roanoke. bowers thatto mayor his time to see "allegiance" is limited. we are closing on the 14th of february. i am coming to roanoke. >> that is wonderful of you. i am very impressed. on that point, one of the astonishing things in this latest cycle of hysteria and xenophobia was that people were bringing up the detention of japanese-americans not as something we should learn from and not repeat but as a historical precedent for some of these measures. andought that was terrible showed a real lack of historical education. this is something that does seem to happen over again. americans suffer some sort of attack, we overreact, we perpetrate injustice, later we say we will never do it again but we do. do you thinks how we, as a people, can get better? i often quote your father and say a nation can be no better than its people. what can americans do to minimize the chance that we will do something like this again?

trump do this multiple times, i imagine perhaps as we see him in roanoke next hour.rump folks -- and i'm looking at you -- want those bernie or busters. >> we see there's a lot of thicks they do have in common. they put american workers first. listen, i agree with you. my heart is breaking, this is deja vu for us. i feel like i've been in this seat a week ago. i think the bump mr. trump had in the polls comes from the fact that the ted cruz people are supporting mr. trump after what happened so i think bernie sanders and his supporters have to understand they'll be a part of that post-convention bump and it's up to the entire democratic team to bring them in. that will be your goal, your job. we obviously have done a good job with it because everything is showing that last week was a success in continuing to unify the republican party. now it's your turn. >> i'm watching your face angela rye. >> i love scottie but there's one point, you can't say that bernie sanders and donald trump have the same agenda for workers -- >> absolutely. >> no, you can't say that. >> why

mike pence and donald trump are in roanoke. i think it's telling that they are there.'m usually reluctant to say a vp pick is going to bring a state on to the battleground map, but i feel strongly that tim kaine makes virginia a lot tougher. and virginia, florida, ohio, those are the three or so special states that if hillary clinton wins those, that path is so narrow for donald trump. so i don't think it's why he was picked. . i think he was picked because she likes him and trusts him. he's a real progressive and courageous guy. >> not everybody thinks he's a true progressive. >> doi. >> thank you so much for being with us. appreciate your time. >>> when we come back, coming up we're going to hear from the delegates. what did they make of the breaking news that debbie wasserman shultz will not gavel in the convention or address delegates following the disastrous dnc e-mail leak. my business was built with passion... but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. with it, i earn unlimited 2% cash back on all

that's the message from a coffee shop in roanoke. the shop is rewarding politeness.. with a drop in prices. take a look at the sign at "cups" coffee and tea. if you just say "one small coffee" - it'll cost you five bucks. but a simple "please" at the end can drop your cost down to three bucks... and saying hello, saves you even more! shop employees say it started as a joke - but now, they're hoping it spreads a larger message. at xx time for weather. toss to eileen it's going to be another hot day, but it won't feel quite as bad as yesterday. in fact, there are no heat advisories in effect today. highs will climb into the low to mid 90s, but humidity levels will be a bit lower than yesterday, so feels like temperatures through the afternoon will be in the mid 90s compared to the lower 100s yesterday. a stray storm is possible between plans will be nice, so get out and enjoy the slightly lower humidity! this weekend will be pretty typical for this time of year. high temperatures will reach around 90 degrees both days. there will be a risk for a few thunderstorms tomorr

this is roanoke, virginia, where donald trump and his running mate, indiana governor mike pence, areut to hold a town hall meeting. and when that happens, we will check in with that. but as you see, this empty stage for the moment, people awaiting this speech and this town hall, there's a new national poll that shows donald trump with a post-convention bump among voters, putting him in the lead over hillary clinton 48% to her 45%. so you have this widening schism between the democrats, so does donald trump have a wider lane to victory now? connell mcshane standing by with trump's reaction to the latest scandal. the democrats thought that last week when ted cruz was causing hay hem on the floor in cleveland. -- mayhem on the floor in cleveland. >> reporter: this was supposed to be the boring week, liz, you're right. [laughter] anything but, no doubt about that. this e-mail scandal is right up donald trump's alley as we knew it would be, and if he does have a wider lane to victory, as you phrased it, he's going to try to drive right through that lane this week. very busy schedule for m

duke carter from the nbc station in roanoke takes a closer look at the impact of these bean bag guns.he ground now! >> reporter: he's loading a bean bag gun. it's a gun that fires rounds with the same silicone found in bean bags. >> it's a less lethal weapon. >> reporter: that's because getting hit by one can cause harm and sometimes death depending on where the person is hit. the department has 22 of these guns but it's mainly supervisors and a few officers who carry them in their vehicles. >> get down! >> reporter: but the department wants more of the officers to have more of these devices so plans to buy conversioni which turns officers' shotguns into a bean bag kit. >> taser is good only for 25 feet. the bean bag, minimum distance is 15 feet but can reach out to 60 feet. >> reporter: we spoke with a criminal justice professor who says bean bag guns are helpful but the situation to use the gun must be anticipated. >> it's used under limited circumstances, oftentimes the police agencies that do have it is limited to officers and supervisors. >> reporter: the department is looking to

trump scheduled to visit roanoke and winston salem north carolina and then returns to pennsylvania to scranton. a new cbs poll shows candidates neck and neck. trump enjoying slight bump in battle ground states following the cop convenience and leads hillary clinton 42% to 41 up two prints to last week. we're covering every angle of the convention. 7 a.m. cbs this morning will broadcast live from the national constitution center and cbs evening news with scott at 6:301 live from wells fargo center. cbs news will have live primetime coverage every night at 10 and followed by eyewitness news at 11 on cbs3 and join us tonight at 7 p.m. nor a special coverage of the dnc. we'll bride cast live inside the wells fargo center as the national spotlight shines on our city and explore the rich histories of conveniences including first republican convention held here in philadelphia, also, what do the delegates think of philly food scene. we'll have that and more tonight at 7:00. >> coming up, we will have more of the video of raging wildfire charging through the terrain out west. and find out how

and donald trump is going to keep on pounding that as he is doing now in roanoke.ll be here later in winston-salem for another rally. it will be an incredibly busy week. traveling swing states across the country straight through until saturday. all for the purpose of trying to put down any positive news that could possibly come out of the convention in philadelphia. >> carl cameron, winston-salem where the rally is tonight. we will have more on that. thank you. >>> have you and yourfacebook about this election? we'll show you how many people are following the action on facebook and what's generating the most action. this is fox news channel. . >>> does it seem like political posts have taken over your facebook feeds? in the past month, facebook reports that tens of millions have produced more than half a billion interactions about the presidential race. and interaction is a post, a comment, a like, or a share. so which candidates and issues are getting the most buzz? >> reporter: shepard, we have our special screen here from facebook. this is measuring over the las

among those speaking of, the mother of alison parker, a roanoke television reporter shot summer.t ms. parker: nothing is going to bring allison back to us, but we will not stop until every one of these nra-funded politicians either step up to the plate and enact change, or we will vote them out of office. house democrats set -- held a sit-in before the independence day break. they want legislation that would keep guns away from suspected terrorists and strengthen negron checks. >> the overwhelming majority of americans want legislation to keep guns out of suspected terrorists and criminals. real action. suzanne: this mother lost her son to gun violence ago. illnesses, die from children die from injuries sustained in accidents, but to have a child died from multiple -- multiple gunshot wounds, is indescribable. suzanne: speaker ryan is holding his ground, refusing to hold votes on bills that have already been defeated in the senate. suzanne kennedy, abc 7 news. jummy: a wild scene leads to the arrest of a man accused of stabbing a security guard in a grocery store in the district. the

there is a coffee shop in roanoke that is rewarding good behavior.if you go inside and say, one small coffee, that dollars. but if you go inside and say hello, i would like one small coffee, please, the charge drops to just $1.75. that's going viral. alison: very specific. you are hate it, maybe confused by it, but it's the game taking over the country. we are talking about pokÉmon go, which has kids and adults alike walking like zombies to try to capture pokÉmon. tonight, fans of the game were invited to catch them all on the national, the hunt also including history and reflection it famous national landmarks. tim barber went along on their mission as he joins us live. how was it, tim? tim: it was interesting, i will tell you that. we are live on the mall. you are used to come out here to snap a picture. what you are not used to was what you were saying a lot now, which is people lookin pokÉmon creatures. the national mall service in the park rangers decided they would join in on the fun. abraham lincoln, thomas jefferson, and pikachu? it feels lik

the south, moreth, of the cloud cover that we're tt seeing is all the way downown here toward the roanokeastern a couple of showerscoups and thunderstorms, thator, appears to be going to pass to our south tonight.ight so, there is a little lit disturbance there but i thinkhet it's just a little too fartle south to affect us bututh to a certainly a little bit ofrtainlb cloud cover around is helpings l to keep those temperaturesratu from being too terriblyy uncomfortable today. we were actually 94 yesterday. e we do have a boundary to oury to north, a spotty storm can't be e ruled out of the forecast int or addition to that little bit ofit energy that we saw down toward w the roanoke area. we'll certainly keep it warmrt and humid overnight with only o the slight chance that we would see an isolated isote thunderstorm.un i will say this, though. tug there's a little better chancerc that we could see s thunderstorms tomorrow depending on the amount of cld if you're planning to be outtoe and about tonight, maybe, m you're going head to the pooltot for a dip before they close,lo 92 degrees at 7

thunderstorms, some severe ones in the roanoke area. for us, we have mostly light showers coming through the region. it's quiet in the metro area but you head to the north, that is one heavy shower racing to the east, now getting into western howard county. columbia, that's only a few minutes from you. looks like it's going to be on top of sprinkles, baltimore, 11:46. off to the south, some light showers have entered charles county, almost into saint mary's. heavier ones south of orange making a beeline for fredericksburg. a lot of light showers from the northern shenandoah valley into harpers ferry, back into the mountains of west virginia, romney and kaiser. could we see a couple of rumbles of thunder tonight? sure. anything that develops this evening has a chance to really put down some quick, heavy downpours and these temperatures that you see from 69 to 74, even 75 in easton, probably not going to be moving very much tonight. right now, very humid, 97%. the dew point is 73 and the southwest wind at 11, just a little light rain. muc

this sign-in roanoke has gone viral. if you say hello, i would like one small coffee please, it's a discount. an employee says he created the sign to be funny, i wonder what his boss thinks. >>> a company selling popular supplements agrees to pay a huge fine after regulators say they are not what they claim to be. >>> and the increase affecting 14 schools across the state. that does it for "action news" at noon, don't forget to join us for "action news" at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. for melissa magee, david murphy and the entire "action news" team i'm rick williams. we'll see you on "action news" beginning at 4:00. if you have medicare parts a and b and want more coverage, guess what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan whenever you want. no enrollment window. no waiting to apply. that means now may be a great time to shop for an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. medicare doesn't cover everything. and like all standardized medicare supplement insurance

the pair will hold a town hall this afternoon in roanoke, virginia before heading south to hold a rally in north carolina tonight. hillary clinton will also be in north carolina. she will be speaking at a veteran's event. >>> breaking news now. verizon is confirming a deal to buy yahoo! for more than $4 billion. we'll go live to cnbc in minutes. first, a quick check on the weather with kari hall. >>> a lot of low clouds this morning and temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. it will be another hot day. i'll show you how hot it gets coming up in the microclimate forecast. >>> and the roadwork here pretty much cleared the screen. a truck was traveling backwards. yeah. we'll see what else is going on coming up. >>> and saying goodbye. the way some bay area police officers will honor the fallen officers in baton rouge. that's next. three bay area-based police officers today will be on >>> it's 4:40 on your monday morning. three bay area police officers are among the many mourners attending services for one of three baton rouge police officers killed in an ambush. >> the three south san franc

that's the message from a coffee shop in roanoke. the shop is rewarding politeness..ith a drop in prices. take a look at the sign at "cups" coffee and tea. if you just say "one small coffee" - it'll cost you five bucks. but a simple "please" at the end can drop your cost down to three bucks... and saying hello, saves you even more! shop employees say it started as a joke - but now, they're hoping it spreads a larger message. it's 5: and time for a check on weather. it's going to be another hot day, but it won't feel quite as bad as yesterday. in fact, there are no heat advisories in effect today. highs will climb into the low to mid 90s, but humidity levels will be a bit lower than yesterday, so feels like temperatures through the afternoon will be in the mid 90s compared to the lower 100s yesterday. a stray storm is possible between 1-3pm. outdoor evening plans will be nice, so get out and enjoy the slightly lower humidity! high temperatures will reach around 90 degrees both days. there will be a risk for a few thunderstorms tomorrow evening between 5-9 pm. sunday lo

grants ever given to open up our atlantic gate way from northern virginia down to hampton roads and roanokecksburg. we have the rail on from richmond to north carolina. folks, it is a new state today, transportation, education. the one thing i have not been successful at and it was not for want of trying, is closing the coverage gap and bringing our money back. so i want you all to understand the dynamics, as of today in virginia, we have forfeited $7.9 billion, billion. that money is gone forever, can never get it back. can you imagine -- just all of these economic numbers, if we had $7.9 billion extra money running through our economy? we have 17 hospitals in tough shape in virginia. four in critical care. think of it. i could have created 30,000 new jobs with that money. we could have provided health care for 400,000. this is not a political issue. just like restoration of rights, it is a moral issue. on friday -- on friday, i was at the clinic down in wise countdy, my third year in a row. as you know, they come out of the mountains early in the morning to get health care one day of the

he'll number roanoke, virginia and winston, salem, north carolina and wednesday returns to pennsylvania where he'll rally supporters in scranton. >>> thousands tolerate swepte swepterring temperatures for the first major protests ahead of the democratic national convention. >> bernie sanders supporters marched yesterday for a clean energy revolution. they cheered and chanted from city hall to independence mall. they also held anti-fracking and anti-pipeline signs. philadelphia police officers march add long with protest others to keep the peace. >> well dnc put philadelphia front and center for second time in less than a year. hi a chance to sit down with mayor jim kenney to talk about the opportunity to showcase our city. >> what do you think are the best things about the city people will find out when they come here from across the country. >> personally its of philadelphians are fun. >> you can see more of my interview with mayor kenney in my interview. and special coverage of the dnc live from inside the welsz fargo center as the national spotlight shines on the city and explore the

trump is scheduled to campaign in roanoke, virginia and winston salem, north carolina aand wednesday returns to pennsylvania he'll rally supporters in scranton. >> a new cbs poll shows a slight post convention uptic for trump in balt ground states. he now leads hillary clinton 4 42% to 41 and that's up two prints to last week. >> our coverage of dnc convention in philadelphia does not end here. coming up 5:00 debbie wasserman schultz replacement speaks out and at 6:00 i talk about how jim kenney thinks philadelphians prepared. stay with eyewitness news for continuing coverage of 2016 on the radio with kwy news raid radio and 1210 wpht online with philly.com and of course your eyewitness news team here on cbs3. in other news this morning one man is dead after a shooting in penn's landing, it happened after midnight calohill and columbus boulevard. officers on patrol saw a man get shot and three men run from the scene. they caught the suspects and right now they're being questioned. the 24-year-old man was shot several times including in the head and died at the hospital. eyewitness ne

roanoke virginia and winston salem north carolina tomorrow. on wednesday he returns to pennsylvania rallying with supporters in scranton. a new poll shows a slight post convention trump for, he now leads hillary clinton 42 to 41%, up two points from last week. we're joined now by renee amore deputy of the pennsylvania republican party. thanks for being with us. >> thank you for being here. let's get to it with the e-mail leaks and the resignation of debbie wasserman schultz, what's your take on that. >> first i want to say wow, because the democrats are critical about the republicans and us not being unified, they've always had things going back and forth behind scenes, it's not a good thing for them, not a good hit, especially not the first day, what else can we expect. >> in the big apple, mike bloomberg has endorsed clinton, your immediate thoughts. >> first thought is -- never mind, wow, but you know, he's an independent democrat, you know, playing on the republican side but he's in new york and he's i'm going to support hillary, it makes

trump is scheduled to visit roanoke, virginia and winston north carolina today on wednesday he returnso pennsylvania where he'll host a rally for supporters in scrant scranton. meanwhile new cbs poll is out. it shows republican trump and democrat clinton neck and neck. trump is enjoying a slight bump in the battleground states aft the gop convention. he now leads hillary clinton 42% to 41. that's up two points from last week. >>> allowed overnight storm passed through the area but did nothing to cool us down today. >> in fact the heat is getting turned up this afternoon. let's get a first look at the forecast with meteorologist katie fehlinger life on the cbs3 sky deck. is it hot out there, katie? we're in nice air-conditioning right now. >> you know this is the first day, guys, i've actually had to step inside in between hits here because being out here for too long is just too unbearable. it's brutal outside. i'll be honest. let's go ahead right to the maps and we'll show you just how excessive it is. everybody is in the midst of some type of heat alert. you've got excessive heat war

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. >> republican nominee donald trump is stumping in two battle ground states, roanoke, virginia and winston salem north caroline and athen own wednesday returns to pennsylvania where he'll ral any scranton. it shows the candidates neck in neck. trump enjoying slight bump following the national cop vengs and leads hillary clinton 42% to 41 that's up to prints to last week. >> stay with eyewitness news for a continuing coverage of campaign 2016 on radio with kyw news radio and 1210 wpht online with cbs philly.com and of course your eyewitness news team right here on cbs3. . >> cbs news is covering every angle of the dnc starting today and running through thursday. and at 7 a.m., cbs this morning will broadcast live from the national constitution center and then cbs evening news with scott kelly at 6:30 p.m. is live from the wells faring" center and cbs news will have live primetime coverage every night at 10. that's followed by eyewitness news at 11 right here on cbs3. still ahead, authorities have a teenagener custody in connection with deadly mall attack in germany. >> and dozens of passeng

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since it was transmitted in roanoke. it's a terrible disfiguring disease marked by huge boils on the side of the neck and jaw with us while and then temporarily set aside. she was played her whole life and it speaks volumes about sherman's character that this disease didn't prevent him from living in marrying her. they didn't love each other it's obvious. from the earliest days of the war when she was ohio and he was here before the first battle ofp bull run. she wrote often asking if she could bring the newest baby the sixth child to washington to stay with them but he was opposed to having women in campd he later criticized mcclellan's luxurious lodging in washington with his wife. nonetheless she did to travel on more than one occasion to help her husband. in november 1861 she went to louisville kentucky on the conference out of sherman on the part of his superior she took him to see a doctor. he had been forced to take command when general robert anderson's health field as opposed to three months earlier he specifica

running in the 50's here and 50's in washington but, of course, you go down to richmond virginia and roanoke then you you are well in the 60's where the humid air is sitting right now. not here this afternoon at the playground not a bad day to go out and enjoy yourself. don't forget sun screen. still warm enough for a cool drink. just not that much humid which makes it nice. by 2:00, 85. 86 degrees by 4:00 going for a high of 87 degrees at 3:00 this afternoon. here's where numbers will go after that. is there that 86 at 4:00. by 6:00 o'clock still pretty warm, 84 degrees. then by 8:00 we are in the mid to upper 70's and then by ten, back down to the lower 07's with an overnight low of with 69 degrees. so, rick, a beautiful summer afternoon. unfortunately things start to get more humid tomorrow and a lot more humid after that, details, coming up in the seven day, if you have something to get done outside today maybe some yard work or something this is day to do it. >> thanks, david. >>> be sure to check back at six abc.com/weather for the latest forecast information, real time views from stor

. >> the ministries in tacoma and roanoke etc.. conveniently located in the district. it's about 16% total. the census bureau tells us between 20 to 50% 20% are doubled with households just like these so to answer the question we do know what the member is into the household. >> you are going to say there is no fraud. >> we are vigilantly working. >> the way that we know this is because we have been out making these kind. >> there is a substantial fraud who all have gone over and does most of the commissioners so-called statistics as he's reading from yesterday's newspaper or in 2015. $51 million was defined. there were 37,000. >> and that was the private sector ripping off the public sector. >> and that's what we were talking about doing more of. it goes back to the fact the program was designed at the outset to be one where the fox was guarding the henhouse. >> it's how do we deal with this reality and the design was passed and we have been playing catch-up. >> the notion would be hard to defend. >> i yield back. >> we now go to ms. blackburn. >> and it will promptly

>> pam: a coffee shop and roanoke, va.is making headlines for its unique way to encourage its customers to be nice. check out the sun backup's coffee and tea placed in front of its business. a small coffee will cost you $5, but if you say hello i would like one small coffee, please that price drops to only $1.70 5¢ the rules are a district. state police when i hello will give you a $3 cup of joe. >> pam: the sun was the work of the employee, who says he was to try to be funny. and the be nice policy has quickly gone by row. they put the sign up on sunday and the next day a newspaper in britain was reporting on it. >> steve: tonight on kron 4 news at san we continue to track the deadly terror attack of france. at least 80 people are dead after a truck plowed through a crowd in the town of nice. at 9:00 a vigil will take place at the french consulate in san francisco. kron4 fully digital is there he will have the reaction on the latest act of violence barack the nation. back to mike on kron4 news actaeon. >> pam: lee of next

donald trump as his running mate in virginia last night campaigning in roanoke.ority of the 20,000 people who fled a southern california wild fire will now be allowed to return home. the blaze burned more than 50 square miles of bridges and canyons north of los angeles and at least 18 homes have been destroyed. angryan, a man apparently deadlyg fired went on a rampage. 19 people were killed at the home and 26 others were injured. the suspect drove to a police station after the killings and turned himself in. first round the world solar flight ended where it first took off in an epic 25,000 journey. did not use a drop of fuel. as it may -- made its first roue world solar way -- it powered by 17,000 cells. global news 24 hours a powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 2600 countries. this is bloomberg. mark: the debate is over and the rate increases are heating up in this week's fed meeting. there is no consensus on the timing of the neck move. coulded says policymakers signal the possibility of a hike as early as a temper and he joins us no

. ♪ david: donald trump and mike pence, you see mike pence speaking there in roanoke, virginia, in thethwestern part of the commonwealth. theoke and downtown area, first public campaign appearance , officially accepted the party nomination. in the backyard, the democratic my special soon -- vice presidential soon to be nominee. you can watch as if you like on life go on a bloomberg. joining me for today's options insight is jim of mk am holdings. always good to see you. we are looking at markets pulling back from record highs that we have seen in the past couple of days. by 13.5.s up what is your take on the markets? >> no surprise about the polka index. -- poke up index. volatility, the index, the currency volatility, something we have gone on about. you have seen equities pull back a little bit, no real surprise. it is sort of no man's land. david: we are seeing a moderate selloff from energy. the of the laggards is technology sector. i want to get to the stock you are looking at. you?makes it attractive to i saw you are up 10.7% or so. >> if you look at the options market, there is

. >>> a coffee shop in roanoke virginia is making headlines. check out the sign. cups, coffee and tea. small coffee $5. if you say hello, i'd like one small coffee please, the price is $1.75. saying please but not hello will get you a $3 cup. the sign was the work of an employee who says he was just trying to be funny. >> it worked. people are saying please and hello. >> thank you so much. >>> south florida man is refusing to back down after officials informed him the alligator he has had as a pet for nearly 5 decades has grown too big to rome in his yard. >> brian has the latest on this story. >> reporter: when david is not around gwendolyn the gator hides in his yard. but then david shows up with treats. gwendolyn loves pizza, cookies. >> now we are excited. >> reporter: he has had gwendolyn for 47 years. he took her to college. >> once in the house he did not want to leave. it took him 3 weeks to go outside. he was on the couch or in the bathtub. >> reporter: if they sound familiar it's because they made national news in the 90s. in 1994 the state took gwendoly

and in the shade you can feel the drop in humidity, 88 in washington and now the heat is down in roanoke at 90 degrees and 70s in buffalo and binghamton. the dew points are the major change. 52 in philadelphia. that is a measure of how much moisture is in the air. when it's 50 it's bone dry, you see the oppressive humidity is pushed to washington and richmond where it's upper 60s to 70. the cold front moved to the south and that is where the thunderstorms are in virginia and it remains to the south as it sinks into north carolina. we have another day on tap of beautiful temperatures here. and in fact if you head to the bank here this evening, mostly clear and comfortable warm, first pitch for the phillies and 85 and 78 for the ninth inning. a breathtaking day for wednesday before the heat is on again, and the next heat wave is on for this time of year. we'll talk about the numbers in the accuweather forecast. >> i'll pull up a chair too. adam thanks. >>> fire forces a fire out of their home late this afternoon in woodbury, gloucester county. chopper 6 hd was live over the scene at 45 eas

87 degrees, very comfortable with that low humidity, 89 in washington. 92 is the heat down towards roanoke, virginia, and even more comfortable air just lurking to our north from buffalo to binghamton, only in the 70s. the biggest difference is the dew points, yesterday they were in the 70s. that is now down in richmond and we replaced it with 50s across the area and that is why it is bone dry out here and feels nice when you step out the door, the cold front pushed way down to the south and that is where the severe weather is firing up and they remain to the south and throughout the day tomorrow and by the end of the week we could see an impulse bring more wet weather our way for friday. as we look to the accuweather forecast another beautiful day tomorrow and the 90s return on thursday and the worst heat of the air arrives over the upcoming weekend. sharrie we'll talk about the numbers and another heat wave and how long it will last coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> we'll be standing by for that adam, thank you. >> meanwhile, the cleanup continues at this hour in delaware co

roanoke 68. charleston, 70. all that humidity comes pouring in tomorrow. planner looks like, sunny, hot and not as humid as yesterday. it will feel better, 90 degrees by 1:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m., 93. 5:00 p.m., 94 anticipating a high of 96. it will actually feel like 96 degrees or 97 give or take. look what's when all the humidity comes rushing in. the actual high for the day forecasted to be 99. that will be the hottest temperatures in four years to start the dnc. factor in the humidity it could be dangerously hot, 107, 108 degrees during the afternoon of that's pretty dangerous stuff. when i come back in just a few minutes we'll see how long the heat last in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> hopefully not long. we would like to remind you can get the seven-day forecast at 6abc.com/weather. >>> the time 7:33 a.m. the philadelphia medical examiner is trying to figure out what caused a firefighter to die while on the job. firefighters formed an honor guard early this morning always gabriel lee's body was brought to the medical examiner's office in

jason carroll is live in roanoke, virginia, with more on that.on. >> reporter: good morning to you, alisyn. donald trump is calling his proposal extreme vetting. we'll see if he has more to say about that when he holds his town hall here in virginia, roanoke, later on today. what is very clear at this point, donald trump not backing down on a number of controversial statements he's made on a number of issues. >> extreme vetting. if a person can't prove what they have to be able to prove, they're not coming into this country. >> reporter: donald trump offering new clarification on his ever-evolving immigration stance, moving away from the blanket muslim ban he proposed this past december. >> calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. >> reporter: to omitting the word muslim entirely during his speech at the republican national convention. >> we must immediately suspend immigration from any nation that has been compromised by terrorism. >> reporter: trump now insisting he's not pulling back on the ban. >> i act

meanwhile, donald trump was in roanoke, virginia. he's on a roll. new cnn poll has him leading hillary by 3 points. even though he doesn't drink here's what it would look like if he did to celebrate tonight's edition of "drunk donald trump." >> she'll go on, she'll take a nap for four or five hours, then she'll come back. no naps for trump. no naps. i don't take naps. we don't have time! we don't have time. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he is flying highlight now because the democrats are behind in the polls. actually, if you watch the convention today, you literally saw how far behind the polls they are. >> my name is nicholas mateola, speaker of the house of the great democratic state of rhode island. >> we proudly pass 21 votes for senator bernie sanders. >> our state cast our votes -- >> delaware is home to our favorite son -- >> madam secretary -- >> madam secretary -- >> i'm donnie deans -- >> new hampshire, where we bring democrats together! >> i'm proud to announce that oklahoma, where our state motto is -- >> the great stat

earlier today in roanoke, trump was incredibly irritated at the facilities management where he held the rally, because he felt they hadn't adequately air conditioned the place, even threatening not to pay them. something he's been known to do for decades in business when contractors or vendors did what he considered to be insufficient work. bret? >> carl cameron live in winston say legal. carl, thank you. >>> this is a fox news alert. at least 15 people are reported dead in a knife attack outside tok tokyo. dozens are said to be injured. again, 15 dead. police say the suspect told them he was a former employee. >>> officials in florida say a shooting at a nightclub appears to be gang related and not terrorism. at least 17 people were hurt, two killed. three suspects are now in custody. >>> president obama is facing new questions tonight about the wisdom of his immigration policy, specifically welcoming syrian refugees into this country amid a rash of attacks by refugees in germany. kevin corke has that story from the white house. >> reporter: the late nest a strange of attacks in german

first, the pair will hold a town hall this afternoon in roanoke, virginia. then they'll hold a large rally in north carolina tonight. hillary clinton will also be in north carolina speaking at a veteran's event. >>> what kind of rally will see see on the markets after this. it's official yahoo! has been sold. >> one of the internet's first megacompanies is now part of verizon. scott, as you said it would. >> verizon was the biggest and best bidder. it doesn't come as a huge surprise. the news worthiness today is simply that yahoo! is soon-to-be no more as an independent company. the deal announced will still face will story scrutiny. we don't see any problems ahead. the deal is for $4.8 billion. we'll round it up to 5. at the height of the dot com boom yahoo! had a market cap of $125 million. what happens to marissa meyer? the deal could take around six months to close. if you're a yahoo! closer, yahoo! mail nothing changes in the immediate future. we'll continue to track it all morning. let's check the other news before the bell. landon dowdy is live. good

. >> janice has decided to show her support selling trump merchandise in roanoke. >> i cannot believee democratic party at this time. sitting here talking to people, they -- the majority of the things i'm hearing is we need change and truly believe hillary will not bring that change. we will have more of the same. trump will bring the change. >> clifford turner works with her in the booth. >> the politicians cannot dictate everything. but their policies is what dictates how the country moves or becomes stagnant. and i think if hillary's elected, we're going back worse than we are. >> i believe donald trump is the best choice for us. america has been down in the dumps for a listening time. >> carl drives the motor mile speedway in virginia. >> you know, i'm all about the immigration stuff but, you know, that's not number one on my priority. it is about guilting the jobs back here in the u.s. and american made products because, you know, this is american made sport and this is american made sports on this car so high performance, it doesn't matter if it's an iphone or actually, you know

south once again and that boundary is draped south of pittsburgh and charleston, west virginia, and roanoke richmond with the eruption of downpours and thunderstorms, most of this is to the south with the exception of the shore and it will lift to the north here as we go into tomorrow afternoon into friday morning. tonight it's partly cloudy and warm and humid, 66 in allentown unreading, 76 in philadelphia and millville. as we track the heat tomorrow, you combine the temperature and humidity, you'll see between noon and 2:00 we peak between 96 and 97 degrees and the human peaks tomorrow and that gets us into trouble with downpours and storms. you can see the eruption of the downpours and thunderstorms, it even be here where i'm standing tomorrow we could see up to 1 to 3 inches of rainfall, they are hit or miss and then more organized thursday night into friday morning. we have a risk for severe storms especially south of philadelphia and southern parts of delaware and the shore communities during the day tomorrow and the biggest threat is strong winds with the flooding downpours. your four

nothing showing up on the storm team 4 radar except down around roanoke and blacksburg, that's about conditions with a mix of sun and clouds. now, again, we could have a shower or thunderstorm pop up as we continue through the afternoon and evening during peak daytime heating hours but probably we'll remain dry. just a great pool day. go ahead and put on that sunscreen because it is july sun. it is brutal out there. all right, working out, again, you don't need me to tell you this, but go ahead and hydrate. if you're headed out to the nats game, we play the brewers once again. $1 hot dogs for this afternoon's game. it's going to be hot and humid. if you plan to eat dinner outside, it's way too muggy for that because we'll keep that humidity all the way through th overnight and through the day tomorrow. tomorrow we'll also have chances of showers and thunderstorms as well. temperatures only go up from there. in fact we drop a little bit on sunday, the rest of that ten-day forecast coming up in just a few minutes. >>> 88 votes out of millions, that's what kept nationals second baseman

trish: breaking right now, we are just minutes away from donald trump and mike pence speaking in roanoke they're holding is being held, of course, on the very same day that the democrats are kick canning off their national coverage -- kicking off their national coverage right here behind me in philadelphia be, pennsylvania. hillary clinton is expected to become, of course, the party's official presidential nominee becoming the first woman to do so. clinton has been speaking out, of course, over and over again against the gop. she's claiming the republicans are only united in their hatred for her. joining me now is ed rollins. there's probably some truth to that. republicans, they certainly do not like her. but a lot of members, ed, of her own party do not like her as well right now, and that's why we're seeing so many protesters that favor bernie sanders taking to the streets. is trump going to win this thing? >> well, he certainly can. he had a good convention. his young children, young adults who are great speakers, and i think people got a different definition of him. he gave a very p

near roanoke. the showers if we zoom in are not in our viewing zone, but starting to pop up near baltimore and hagerstown. they're going tock coming through our -- to be coming through our neck of the woods late morning and into the afternoon, still possibly continuing into tonight. sunday as well. this is a look at where we're right now. 76 in philadelphia. 73 in parts of the pennsylvania suburbs. mid 70s in lehigh valley and mid 70s in new jersey. and these temperatures are going to be bumping up mostly to low to mid 80s and with it that's when the possibility of thunderstorms starts to really pop. we'll look more closely at that coming up. >> all right, thanks for that. >>> now to an nbc10 exclusive. hillary clinton and tim kaine answer our questions -- viewer questions in the first ever local interview since getting the democratic nomination in the race for the white house. deanna durante is live in the digital operational center with details. >> the clinton/kaine bus stop stopped at the toy fa

a big rally today in roanoke.ule up, they'll do well through labor day. >> greg, you have a stomach issue? >> i just don't like it when she swears like that. >> what did i say? >> hail? >> i disagree with you. i think na the strategy is so that no one notices hillary is there. you've got biden, barack, michelle, and a bunch of other people. >> bernie. >> bernie. the liberal all-stars. the more you see of hillary, the less you want to see of her. this is a deliberate attempt to. >> i don't think so. >> really? >> it's a great theory, though. >> thank you very much. and watch your mouth. >> eric these are a couple of the polls out there, but all of them showing that there's gains being made by the trump camp. >> these are big. you talk about a six-point trump increase from the rnc. but you're not accounting for the four-point hillary drop. so you have a ten-point swing prior to the convention. and for me the biggest one is this, cnn poll a month ago had among independent hillary was leading by three points. now dona

raining along i-81 just west of charlottesville, all the way down to the roanoke here's your future weatheron, here comes the steadier rain for noontime. between 2:00 and 5:00, pockets of moderate and briefly heavy rain. here's a reason i'm optimistic for the fireworks. there's 5:00 on future weather and 9:00, still cloudy with an opportunity of some light rain, but nothing heavy. there won't be any gully washers during the time of the fireworks display. there could be rumble of thunder late tonight. tomorrow afternoon, just enough sunshine to get things warmed back up again. maybe a spotty shower tomorrow afternoon but most of tomorrow's rain chances in the front part of the day. here's your exclusive ten-day forecast. today in the 70s with 100% chance for rain today. 60% chance for rain tomorrow, but the return of sunshine will get temperatures back up into the upper 80s and here come the 90s, wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday, sunday, all 90 or higher and some of these days could be 95, 96 degree as we this week. after today, there's an whole lot of summer heat, haze and humidity com

so into paducah, strong storms into roanoke. dallas saw lightning early this morning.ago cross indiana, as well. the problem is, as we have had a stationary front really for the past few days. as the low works east, it's going to trigger more heavy rain in west virginia where we don't need any more rain. you may be wondering how this wet weather will impact your fireworks celebration for tonight for the 4th of july. in washington, d.c., celebrations on the west lawn of the capitol, you may have to deal with some storms, rain could move into the area. clear for chicago, but hot and humid for dallas. and the heat building, craig, not just for today, but also for tomorrow and into the rest of the week. dangerous heat across the south. >> bonnie snyder, thank you. >>> a big day for nasa and space fans around the country. a $1.1 billion nasa spacecraft is scheduled to enter orbit around jupiter after speeding toward the planet for nearly five years now. the probe will study jupiter for the next year-and-a-half, hoping to unlock secrets about how the planet was formed. i'm j

it will be split among african-americans who atried for track, loy boar and bridge building in roanoke. they found the rail company failed to provide equal employment opportunities in 2010 and 2011. it's the first full day of the third safetrack surge. this one lasts a week and cuts off train service between national airport and braddock road. it's important to note you can reach the airport by rail. coming from the city. but you will need to take a bus bridge if you are taking from franconia or huntington. abc7 transportation reporter brianne carter is at the braddock road station with an update on surge three. how is it going? brianne: take a look here. all the folks with us, we are part of a shuttle bus group. all having to find a shuttle bus to take around the closure. today metro said 70% of the people who normally use this as a commute decided to find some other way to get around. still, though, there are a lot of signs pointing people in the right direction. >> everybody is going south or to the airport? south? awesome. running south. all right. brianne: still, though, some conf