sara? >> sara: blair, tonight hillary clinton will deliver her acceptance speech and sure to be an emotional night as she introduced by her daughter chelse chelsea clinton will be introducing her. something she has been working on for a few weeks now and expected to get more into the personal side of things, talking about growing up in the public eye. it will certainly be powerful moment for the family. live in dnc, blair miller, fox25 news. >> sara: criticizing donald trump for comments he made encouraging russia to get involved in the u.s. presidential election. 30,000 e-mails that are missing. i think you will probably be rewarded mightily by the press. let's see if that happens. >> sara: clinton campaign accused trump of encouraging espionage in the us and meddling in domestic politics. shall miles an hour putin said to be a global menace and thug and should stay out of the boston.com for complete coverage of the democratic convention. political reporter sharman sacchetti and anchor bla

this is the fox25 morning news. >> sara: good morning, everybody, it is thursday, july 28th, i'm sara underwood. we could get some relief. shiri spear and rain shiri. >> shiri: we are itching for the rain and updates via drought monitor and showed that to you about 15 minutes ago and, of course, and 85 in sunshine and right now in boston, 80 in nashua, mid-80s in fitchburg. so close to 80 in worcester and be there next hour. 80s in norwood and plymouth down to chatham as well. so right now looking fantastic but with the increasing clouds this risk for just a spot shower or isolated pop-up thunderstorm. so today it is only going to be one or two communities impacted probably north of boston and see boston it is another 90 degree day. most of the coast around 90?, inland 94 and best chance albeit slight for a pop-up, cape 85, break down tomorrow better rain risk coming up. >> daniel: braintree split 45 minutes and leverett connector 47 minutes and average speed 28 miles per hour. >> sara: police just told crews on the scene that victim they found on scene was shot in the head and life-t

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon, the big story on "action news" is a big night ahead in south philadelphia. hillary clinton's running mate joins president obama and vice president joe biden at the democratic national convention and our sara bloomquist is live at the wells fargo center with a look at day three. >> reporter: hi there rick. it's a busy morning here the other half of the democratic ticket took a tour of the stage behind us. tim kaine took a tour of the podium. president obama and vice president, joe biden will also take to the mike to rally the party behind hillary clinton. lets go live to the convention where katherine scott is here to show us what is on tap for tonight. >> reporter: hi sara, as it gets later things get busier and busier here. they are doing walk throughs and sound checks, the sound check is going on now, take a live look at the stage right now as they get ready for tonight. this morning senator tim kaine was up on that stage and was happy to see the virginia seating section up front and center. >> g

sara? >> sara: a along with praise for hillary clinton. a lot of the speakers blasted donald trump. >> reporter: exactly. we heard a lot of that last night and harsh words really all across the board. >> i cannot believe one word that comes out of donald the nation like he is running his business? god help us. >> i am new yorker. and i know a con when i see one. >> when the middle class does well -- when the middle class does as well, the rich do very well and the poor have hope. they have a way up. he has no clue about what makes america great. actually he has no clue, period >> reporter: all of this leading up to tonight where mrs. clinton will take center stage herself where we are here this morning. the dnc really trying to build up to this moment tonight, but so many big speakers along the way, so many asking, can she be the biggest of the week. her daughter chelsea will introduce her. mrs. clinton arrived yesterday afternoon and will finally accept the nomination. this will be an emotional moment because this is the first woman to do

sa sara? >> thanks. we'll be following that very closely in baton rouge, louisiana. >>> we have a political event happening. the rnc will get under way in a few short hours in cleveland, ohio. donald trump is expected to receive the gop nomination on thursday. this team for today, "make america safe again." with several servicemen and women expectinged to speak in washington. joining us. tony fratto. tony, there are so many things, so many messages flying across the nation, across the world right now. what is going to be the lightning rod at this particular rnc in cleveland, ohio? >> i think it really could be this law and order theme. obviously the trump campaign wants to might its theme. we saw that over the weekend. it was a theme that repeated multiple times and introduced his vice-presidential pick mike pence. it could backfire though. we see these events happening across the world and as you mentioned we know in very stark ways over the weekend in new orleans and recently in dallas. it's a question

. >> sara: and i am sara underwood. one more day of 90s before things cool off a bit. shiri spear in the stormtracker weather sent we are the hour by ur >> shiri: ed got news temperatures take a step back and today ends up being dry. 75 in boston. 68 in lawrence. 63 in norwood. 70s for the cape and islands as you wake up. nashua at 63 degrees and worcester at 69. your hour-by-hour forecast and city of boston. 8 a.m. by 10 a.m., 86. we have temperatures here by lunchtime. so close to 90 degrees and not quite as bright. temperatures there will be around the middle 90s. at the coast and the city of boston, go with highs in the low 90s today and for the cape, about 85 degrees. timeline on when the rain starts and stop in your town tomorrow coming up. julie is back with live drive time traffic this morning starting on the expressway. >> julie: yes expressway still looking okay if you are headed out the door. not going to s slow down until closer to 6:30. unless there is an accident. north of the pike, 93 south, route 1 looks good. live look at the zakim. leverett connector

see, sara? that's even more fun than getting to get the joke. >> al, you still got it. >> oh. >> while we're on the subject, can i make my speech now? >> absolutely. go ahead. >> thank you. al, get out of my frame. as some of you may know, i support bernie sanders and the movement behind him. bernie's already succeeded in so many ways. he proved that citizens united is in fact not a necessary evil. by the way, citizens united, isn't that such a beautiful name for something that means billionaires buying politicians? good lord, rails against the very spirit of our democracy. i'm very glad hillary has vowed to overturn it. [ applause ] >> not only did bernie wake us up, he made us understand what is possible and what we deserve. you know, my shrink says we don't get what we want, we get what we think we deserve. bernie showed us that all of america's citizens deserve quality healthcare and education, not just the wealthy eli elites. [ applause ] >> it sounds so obvious, who wouldn't agree with tha

that is where sara bloomquist is live to kick off the team coverage. hi sara. >> reporter: it's the crowning moment of the entire convention this, is hillary clinton's chance to persuade voters, tonight she will accept the democratic nomination for president. chelsea clinton will introduce her mom on the national stage. "action news" reporter, annie mccormick joins us live from the convention floor with more. >> reporter: hi sara. a number of big named democrats did take the stage last night including the president himself making the case for all democrats to unite the party and for all of them to vote for hillary clinton. now, tonight you'll see a more personal level and chelsea clinton herself and talking about her mom and the candidate as well. >> a big embrace of former rivals turned allies became the height light of last night's convention. president obama and his remarks admits the country is testing by war and recession over his eight years but sees hope and promise with hillary clinton. >> a mother and a grandmother who would do anything to hel

let's send over to sara and michelle. >> sara: joining me right now is tracy johnson. the founder of the organization and kristen ericsson, thank you so much for joining us. your organization is all about giving kids with special needs the skills they need to be confident and learn about care. is that correct? >> potential. social, academic and recreational programming children with special needs and model based on integration and most of the program involve children with special needs participating right alongside peers. that's the model we are trying to embrace in south shore community. >> sara: you have a lot of volunteers. that take part. >> incredible. carlie came in here, my daughter. nobody cares what she does and when she does it. and made so many friends made like this in your family. >> sara: must be so rewarding for you but also the parents to watch their children build this confidence and learn all of this. >> many use course programs of the stepping-stone and swim team competing and daughter abby has and amazing the lesson -- life lesson that the teams tha

sara. what can you tell us?reporter: john, we are learning from law enforcement sources that one suspect has been killed. has died here in that standoff. what we do not yet know, though, is this is still an active scene. we have seen police officers for the first time leaving the area where we are. several police officers leaving the area here on main street. all of this is still a very, very huge scene. an investigation has to get under way. they are telling people not to come down here tomorrow for work even though this is downtown dallas. all of this happening because of a horrific shooting that went on for hours last night. chaos erupting on the streets of dallas at 9:00 p.m. >> somebody is really armed to the tee. >> reporter: gunshots raining down from the sky. officers taking cover. protesters scattering in panic as their peaceful march against officer-involved shootings wound down. >> i would say probably about 20 gunshots, rapid succession. >> i was screaming run, run, run, active shooter, active shoote

i'm sara eisen. >>> i'm wilfred frost. sara, i'm disappointed.just got back from the uk and you bought -- where is phil lebeau reporting from? >> farnborough. >> maybe phil will pick it up. farnborough. >> that's what i get for mocking you on almost every pronunciation. >> she's been mocking me before the show went live. let's check in on the markets this morning. futures after a fantastic day on friday, the jobs number coming in much better than expected. markets in line with the economic data as opposed to reacting to the rate hikes -- we're basically fat in the pre-market. the dow expected to open 12 points higher. the s&p just below fair value and the nasdaq expected to open up about 7 points. we gained about 1.5% all three of the major indices on friday. >>> last week, we hit a record all-time low. 1.375% right now. >>> after that big rally on friday from wall street, you're seeing the overseas international markets respond. let's show you the early trade over in europe. green at least for the german dax. up about half a percent. for france

sara. >> >>> coming up this morning's top market moves. the top half officially in the book and the dow and s&p 500 have recovered nearly 90% of the post brexit losses. stay tuned, you're watching cnbc first in business. worldwide. hertz. >>> still to come, political fights from london to washington. tony fratto is our special guest in just a couple of minutes. tailored to fit you and your budget. with unique features, like claim free rewards... ohh! customized home protection extra features all at an affordable price! i'm going to live in this. in means getting more from your home insurance with an expert allstate agent. it's good to be in, good hands. by switching to xfinity x1. rio olympic games show me gymnastics. x1 lets you search by sport, watch nbc's highlights and catch every live event on your tv with nbc sports live extra. i'm getting ready. are you? x1 will change the way you experience nbcuniversal's coverage of the rio olympic games. call or go online today to switch to x1. >>> good morning. the post brexit bounce. the dow an

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon rick is off, in the news this noon, a man is attacked and robbed on a north philadelphia street by three member still on the run. >>> and a teenager escaped by the roof of his home from a fast moving fire. >>> but now the big story, the release of information on hillary clinton's emails while she was secretary of state. they will recommend that clinton not be indicted for mishandling the emails. the presumptive democratic candidate became the focus of a criminal investigation after it was discovered that she used her private server. they called her actions extremely careless, any reasonable person should have realized the information should not have been exchanged on an unclassified system. couply acknowledged that his recommendation to the department of justice to not bring criminal charges will be criticized. >> only facted matter, and the fbi found them here in an a political and professional way. >> donald trump just tweeted out this response to director commie announcement. fbi director says

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon sara bloomquist is off, and in the news police say they caught the man that planted a hidden camera inside a local bathroom. and transformation is well underway in center city. and we have an update from the east market construction. >>> but the big story is a hot, humid and soggy accuweather forecast. as we look live at sky 6 hd, at center city. there are downpours throughout the area that could continue into the afternoon and evening and then tomorrow the return of excessive and even dangerous heat. meteorologist, david murphy, is tracking the latest from accuweather and is live from the big board. >> reporter: it's a muggy morning so far and continues that way this afternoon. notice the majority of the region is dry and a fair amount of clouds are around and when you manage to pop a shower or thunderstorm, there is so much moisture in the atmosphere you could open up downpours, we see that in areas east of doyles down and norristown along the pennsylvania turnpike, and jenkins town and philadelphi

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon sara bloomquist is off, in the news a young woman involved in an attack on a gay couple in center city is getting out of prison today. >>> and a south philadelphia deli is destroyed by fire for the second time. >>> and the big news is what is happening on the campaign trail. one time rivals are joining forces in new hampshire. bernie sanders finally endorsed hillary clinton as their party's nominee. abc's stephanie ramos is following the developments and joins us live in washington. >> rick, you got it after more than a year after policy clashes, bernie sanders finally endorsed hillary clinton. bernie sanders and hillary clinton are finally teaming up. the two former rivals hoping to unite the democratic party after weeks of back and form negotiations between the sanders and clinton campaign, sanders now announcing his endorse many of clinton in the battleground of new hampshire. >> i intend to do everything i can, to make certain she will be the next president of the united states. >> the sanders en

i'm sara eisen. >> and i'm wilfred frost in london. last night's attack in the coastal city of nice marks the third terrorist attack on french soil in less than two years. it comes just eight months after the rampage in paris. we'll have the latest on horror that took place on france's bastille day in just a few moments. >> another difficult morning wilfred, but first let's check on the markets for you. u.s. futuring giving back some of the gains. we have gone on though for five sessions in a row. closing at another record high for the dow and s&p. little action in the futures action. dow futures down five. s&p down three. nasdaq down three. a heavy data dump in the u.s. marked by retail sales later this morning. as for the 10-year treasury no yield. we have seen them move in the complete opposite direction this week. that has pushed yields up into the 1.50. we're sitting at 1.53 this morning. >> let's check on the markets in asia. the figure showing china economy going 6.7%. slightly better than analyst had expected. the reaction as y

sara, rob. good morning, everyone.re going to begin in afghanistan where isis is claiming responsibility for a deadly suicide bombing in kabul that killed 80 people and wounded more than 200. the bombing, the terror group's first in the afghan capital, targeted what had been a peaceful demonstration over a power line. isis is sunni muslim. the white house called the attack heinous. the taliban also condemned it. >>> and back in the u.s., a small plane crashed into a house in haddam, connecticut. shortly after taking off from a nearby airport. the pilot was air-lifted to a hospital where he's said to be in critical condition. a man who was inside that house at the time was unharmed. >>> and the wnba doing an about-face this morning. the league announcing it has withdrawn fines against three of its teams and players who wore black lives matter t-shirts in recent warmups. just yesterday, we told you the teams and players were fined for violating the league's policy. the wnba president now saying we understand their desire

. >> and then the ted cruz story, sara bloomquist is outside of arena, sara cruz's speech and his refusal to endorse donald trump continues to be a hot topic here in cleveland. >> reporter: jim that is right, we spoke with a lot of our loerkal delegates today. they are not at all happy with senator, ted cruz's speech. they say he signed a pledge promising his support to donald trump. and they are unhappy is happened on television where they are trying to show unity. >> the delegates screamed go home and shouted for donald trump. and they sent senator ted cruz off the convention stage to a chorus of boos. at a breakfast for new jersey delegates this morning, chris christie had this to say about ted cruz's refusal to endorse donald trump. >> i was not the least bit surprised that is who he is. >> cruz doubled down while addressing the delegation and explained he would not endorse donald trump because of the attacks on his family. you slander and attack heidi and i'm going to come like a puppy dog and say thank you very much. >> i think he committed political suicide. they believe that cruz

the real reason sara touched on the yen was weaker. it's now moving in the opposite direction. >> there's also hopes for a fiscal passage which could be in the works and give the economy a much needed jolt. as for the broader market here. oil hovering around the $46 barrel level. 45.81 up slightly. brent crude 47 .21. here in the u.s. as for the 10-year treasury note yield, yields inching up slightly. less demand for safe haven. >> the two-year bond as well is above the brexit lechl so we did see. >> so economic data comes in better. >> exactly. >> so we saw a lot of buying stagt after brexit pushing the yield down and we're now back to where we were on brexit levels which is quite a significant reversal. >> absolutely. the question now is do the fed rate hikes ramp up and spook the market as we've seen in previous markets or is the economic data just that much better and earnings better so there's confidence that we can handle it. >> i think overall i'm bearish and i can't believe we're hitting new highs. what we've seen in the last w

] >> sara: my make-up feels like it is dripping off. >> daniel: you look beautiful, sara, as always. 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

rick and sara are off. in the news this friday, police are investigating a fight that started at a carnival and ended up with three people stabbed in bucks county. >>> and new jersey governor, chris christie, shuts down road projects across the state after the gas tax proposal collapsed. >> and a potentially stormy start to your holiday weekend. taking you outside showing you the jersey shore in cape may, it is cloudy and it is humid and a chance for rough weather across the entire region just as millions of people hit the roads for independence day. melissa magee is checking the conditions on the "action news" big board. >> reporter: we are tracking the showers and storms into the afternoon and evening hours. but it gets betser into the holiday weekend. right now in philadelphia coming in at 82 degrees, same thing in reading and 81 in allentown and the lehigh valley 74 and 80 in millville and upper 70s in cape may. dew point numbers are certainly higher this afternoon than they were the same time yesterday

sara murray is joining me.en getting incredible reporting from your sources. >> donald trump was supposed to leave. he decided to stay. he had dinner with the pences last night and he's back here for breakfast this morning. i was speaking to a trump adviser who tells me he's not walking in there to make an offer to mike pence. he's still trying to get a better sense of what it will be like spending 4 to 8 years governing in with him. but he's also supposed to talk to new jersey governor chris christie today. two sources tell me they're supposed to be on a phone call later and the trump adviser says, look, these are the final efforts. this is a chance for both to pitch themselves and say here's what i bring to the table, and so we're all just kind of waiting to see if donald trump goes with his head and what many of his family wants him to do, go with mike pence, or go with chris christie, this guy who has came out and endorsed him early and he's known for a decade. >> i'm hearing from sources there's no questio

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon sara bloomquist is off. in the news now, a man shot to death by police in minnesota is laid to rest today. plus, a building buzz on the campaign trail, as donald trump prepares to announce his running mate. but the big story is the heat and humidity in the entire region. sky 6 hd showing us the view from penn's landing. on top of those steamy conditions, accuweather is tracking the possibility of storms later today. for more on that david murphy joins us from the "action news" big board. >> reporter: we start with the big story and that is the heat and humidity, an excessive heat warning and advisories kicked in at the 12:00 hour and they don't expire until 8:00 tomorrow evening, all day today and all day friday you have these issues. excessive heat warning up and down the i-95 corridor, it will feel like over 100 degrees at times, maybe even 102 and 103, and concerns about the excessive heat maybe not as bad in the central area but keep the drinks throwing and check on your neighbors and take shady

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon in the news this noon. shoppers evacuated from the montgomery mall, we are live with why firefighters had to rush to the scene. and gun fire at a local gas station as they man turns the tables on his attacker. >>> and the big story is day two of the democratic national convention. hillary clinton bill clint beco first female nominee. rick williams continue ours coverage. >> reporter: that is right, the arena behind me is where the historic role coal vote happens and hillary clinton will officially clinch the nomination. and former president, bill clinton will take the stage to rally support for his wife but before that we expect to see star power throughout the day here. meryl streep and alicia keys will have a moment in the spotlight on the second day of the dnc. and vice president, joe biden, took a tour, he will give his speech tomorrow evening along with president obama. annie mccormick joins us live on the floor with more on what else is on the program on this day two. >> reporter: when that

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon sara bloomquist is on assignment in cleveland. in the news new video shows the moments before police shoot a man that was lying on the ground in miami, florida. and we are following new developments in the shakeup of temple university's president. >>> but the big story is the breaking details of the murder of a 15-year-old boy gunned down as he was leaving a basketball game. police now have a suspect in custody of barnes. barnes was the shot in the face back on july 11th. the 16-year-old was arrested at his house this morning and is currently being questioned by detectives. >>> moving to the weather front now, we are expecting dangerously hot conditions over the next couple of days including an excessive heat watch along with plenty of humidity. sky 6 hd looking live at center city, the warmer air is beginning to move in with perhaps another heat wave. karen rogers in for david murphy outside on the terrace with the latest from accuweather. >> reporter: you can feel the difference today beautiful and

sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> varying opinions there sara thank you. be sure to visit 6abc.com often during the convention to expand your understanding of the issues and see live streams and more. and check out our live video updates from the "action news" team and make sureself heard by joining the conversation. >>> and we are less than a week away from the democratic convention right here in philadelphia. hillary clinton spoke to a union conference in the last half hour. she won an endorsement from the labor union that represents 270,000 hotel and food service workers. and leading up to clinton's official nomination, several people born and raised in philadelphia will have a chance to address her supporters an attorney at the supervisor nile law center will take the stage next tuesday and the theme is a lifetime of fighting for children of families. because the verdicts worked she explained how clinton has made a difference. >> i am honored to have been chosen and the other speakers that night are absolutely amazing. i'm completely humbled to be part

>>> "action news" at 12:30 continues with sara bloomquist, rick williams and david murphy. >> hello sara bloomquist is on assignment. down at the jersey shore, it's a combination of fog and heat and humidity today. meteorologist, david murphy has the latest on the exclusive heat warning. and a look at the troubled regional rail trains as septa with works to get them fixed and they say it's this generation's creative leaders in television. find out which shows are nominated for an emmy. >> now the detale, the dangerous heat is in our region when are under another excessive heat warning, they want everyone to take extra precautions to take place today. a lot of people were getting their morning workout bright and early and it's a tough day to be outside. taking lots of breaks and drinking tons of water like these workers. looking live from sky 6 hd, showing you a sizzling center city skyline, david murphy is also hot right now, he is out on the terrace with the details from accuweather. no a.c. on the terrace. >> we are warming up as well. every now and then the sun goes behind the clouds

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and sara the point i'm making and dom, when do we start seeing the big numbers. to get the most bang for your buck to sway the election, when do we get the big 400,000 numbers dom? when would you do it? when would you? would you start now or too early. >> it's a conspiracy theory we're not going to go there with you joe. >> i'm not an expert. i wish i knew. >> nobody is an expert on this. obviously, but i'm just wondering if you were going to get the most bang for your buck, whether you start now or in a couple of month? can we talk about that steve? >> we can. steve is an expert. >> when we come back, it is jobs day and we'll have expert commentary to help you get ready on what to spexpect. also we have the latest for you on the dallas shooting. we'll be right back. of their business was tellers. then atm's. today it's their mobile app running on the ibm cloud. across every transaction, the hybrid cloud helps their data move quickly and securely. our clients are building out features and pushing updates faster, on five continents. with the ibm cloud, they can mo

>> hey, sara.t got an update from baton rouge police who say their initial press conference today scheduled for 1:00 eastern pushed back two hours to 3:00. this is where it all unfolded yesterday. in this car wash moving gun battle according to investigators that spilled into the parking lot of the convenience store behind us here. federal agents, police, they continue to search for evidence and answers while we are learning more now about the victims and the man that police say is responsible for this attack, they say that gavin eugene long was the lone gunman here, but they want to find out if he had help in planning and carrying out this attack. they're taking a closer look now at what was an extensive digital footprint. he's left behind on social media, including a post hours before the attack that reads, just because you wake up every morning doesn't mean that you're living. and just because you shed your physical body doesn't mean that you're dead. that part again of a two-pronged effort to f

sara, who do you have? >> john, there's always more when it comes to donald trump and it's never what you expect it to be. trump was expected to be leaving as of early yesterday evening. well, he did not do that. he decided to stay in indiana. he had dinner with mike and karen pence. then he showed up here this morning with his adult children to have breakfast with mike and karen pebnce. this was a way to get a little more comfortable together. as he was going into that meeting, a trump adviser tell also me his mind was not made up. this was a meeting for the pences to make their final pitch to trump, to so if he could feel comfortable. as you said, there is more. he is expected, donald trump, to speak with governor chris christie on the phone later today. now, that's an indication and many are saying he has not made up his mind. it also gives chris christie an opportunity to make his final pitch. to say, look, here's why you should choose me. or to say, hey, this decision is up to you, i would be happy to

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sara eisen is in washington, d.c.'s going to be speaking exclusively to fed vice chair stanley fisher in a minute that will be coming up. joining me is mike santoli. a look at the markets now. there he is. we'll go to the markets and oil take a look. we -- well we're coming off what has been certainly a very interesting week for the broader averages as you can see. once again, up this would be the fourth day in a row where we would end higher. >> manufacturing. >> we will see -- >> 53.2. >> if that is the case. let's get to rick santelli in chicago. he has breaking data. >> thanks, we'll go in chronological order the pay date is down 0 -- may date down 0.8%. huge month over month change for construction spending that follows a minus 1.8 revised to minus 2 from last look the worst since going back to january of 11 and minus 8 is as bad as the last revision i pointed out. let's move forward in time shall we. the june read on ism. here we go. it is 53.2. and that is better by a couple of points. looking for 51 handle. 53

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sara fagan is now a partner with the public affairs firm ddc. mike duehaim was director of the national committee and held senior positions with george w. bush, lead strategies for chris christie's two gubernatorial campaigns and partner at mercury public affairs firm. mike murphy the most recently ran the super pac for jeb bush's presidential campaign. he's advised mitt romney, john mccain, and many others. we're going to be joined in progress by the former national spokesperson for the ted cruz campaign. he's a current msnbc analyst rick tyler. he'll come in in the middle. here to lead the conversation is ron brownstein, and major garrett. take it away. >> good morning, everybody. margaret, i mentioned that the official title is "road to the white house" but i call the event, which is my favorite, the campaign manager's summit. we have some of the sharpest thinkers and strategists in the republican party, all though i would slightly amend john graybender. that the "yes" album cover deserves it -- >> no, it's not marginal of the band. >> all ri

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i want to bring sara ganim back in. she's been talking to sources, and she's also been covering the security that is in place, sara, because we've seen -- i think everyone is just on this heightened sense of alert with the attack in orlando and the attack in istanbul, and then in dhaka. and there are so many people who are gathering there in new york city. how do authorities there propose they are going to keep everyone safe? >> yeah, that's right, you know. it's been a rough couple of weeks for all of us. it seems like we've seen one after another after another after another of incidents of terrorism, whether it be here or abroad, and that's something, i know, has been on people's minds as you go into a holiday weekend. you want to go and have fun, and, you know, aaa was estimating 43 million americans as a record number. we're going to be traveling this weekend. we saw stepped-up security in cities across the country from chicago to washington, d.c. to right here in new york city. a lot of people who are traveling thi

. >> sara bloomquist is live on the convention floor, sara what are the delegates hoping to hear from hillary clinton tonight? >> reporter: jim they want specifics to spell out what she would do as president and get a better feel for who she is as a person, and as a mother and grandmother. we talked to some pennsylvania delegates still not on board with hillary clinton but at this point they are in the minority. listen to what the delegates said tonight. >> this is the best opportunity i have seen in years for the rise of a real progressive third party, there has not been a pro congressive in politics in decades. >> i would rather have bernie sanders but hillary clinton will be a fantastic president and the alternative would be a total disaster. >> i have been to eight conventions and unified as we have ever been with a non-incumbent president. >> this is the most investigated woman in the history of the world and no indictments and no convictions, it doesn't make sense to me. it doesn't make sense she is not viewed for the capable and smart woman she is. i have not drank the kool aid

>> "action news" reporter sara bloomquist is live in the arena tonight, sara you spent time with the pennsylvania delegation during the early sections of the role call as you know clinton beat sanders in pennsylvania by 1 points in the primary. despite that is therive decision of the delegates during this role call. >> it started out tonight we saw some division as they got this role call underway. just before it we did hear from supporters of bernie sanders and hillary clinton from the start of the role call, they say at this point they are still supporting bernie but after the role call they will rally behind hillary clinton, that role call underway now. everyone expects hillary clinton will get the nomination. i did speak with pennsylvania delegates as this role call was just getting underway. >> i think that bernie had a tremendous positive impact on the party and the platform they put together was the most progressive they ever put together it's all progress and beneficial. >> we want the same thing for the nation. $15 an hour, affordable college, we want the same things. >> eve

. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading ne with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. bloomquist is on assignment in cleveland. in the news a fire inside of a parking garage leads to an evacuation in delaware county. the government buildings shut down for the rest of the day. and septa is facing questions over its long-term plans for troubles on the regional rail. but the big story on "action news" is donald trump, becoming his parties official nominee at the national convention but the big storey is his wife melania stealing her speech from first lady s. michelle obama. >>> rick, the trump team is forced to respond to the melania speech after what some sai a successful night. donald trump stepped out on stage in wwe style. >> we love you thank you very much. >>> our coverage includes highlights from the convention store and we invite you to join the conversation on 6abc.com. >>> meanwhile, on the democratic side hillary clinton is due to talk in las vegas followed by a fundraiser in san francisco tonight. starting on friday, the entire "action news" tea

david murphy. >>> hello again sara is off. here are the store kbies we are following for you at 12:30. >> we are hurting. our profession is hurting. >> tragedy in dallas after police officers are ambushed during a protest. we have the lightest with team coverage coming up and new details announced today about lesean mccoy's involvement with a fight with philadelphia police. and looking at sky 6 hd the heat and humidity continues to plague our region and melissa magee has the latest from accuweather. >>> now, the details 12 police officers in dallas were shot and five of them killed during a sniper attack at a protest for the recent killings of black men in louisiana and minnesota. the police chief said that shooter, micah johnson acted alone and was not affiliated with a

sara day lot sara dallof is live.it's known as an art district where you are. >> reporter: officials have been preparing for zika for some time. they said it was not a matter of if but when. now that we have these four likely local transmissions, they are kicking it to high gear. they are going door to door in suspect neighborhoods taking samples, trying to narrow down the threat. they are spraying areas like this one in that one square mile prim steer. zika, of course, has been linked to microreceively. the health department is out in this area. they are handing out kits with repellant to pregnant women educating them about protecting themselves from the risk. earlier this week the fda to halt blood banks until they can begin testing for zika. one blood immediately began doing that. their test, they say, takes about 12 hours. they want to assure the public those blood donations are screened and are safe. as for the general public, well, officials aren't encouraging them to avoid areas like this. instead, they say tak

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon, rick and sara are off and i'm matt o'donnell. in the news thousands of south jersey residents are urned to keep boiling their water. and officials determine that mosquitos near miami have inf t infected four people with the zika virus. the first zika transmission on the main land. >>> and the big story is democrats getting ready to leave town. hillary clinton will head out on a campaign tour the first day after accepting her party's presidential nominee. and her battle with donald trump is 102 days away. katherine scott is live at temple university where delicious and her running mate will address the crowd. >> reporter: it's absolutely packed here. there are several thousand people packed into mcgonegal hall. katie mcginty is on the podium. we heard from josh shapiro and doors opened at 10:00 but people got here hours earlier to make sure they could get inside. the doors at the hall opened at 10:00 a.m. and the bleachers soon started filling. clinton-kaine supporters were eager to get inside. >> w

multiple angles on surveillance video show the substance blanketing cars including sara when she was pumping gas. >> this made it scarier was it toxic. >> reporter: the cloud of white is sodium bicarbonate and a fire suppression. the system had likely malfunctioned because of the heat. >> my brain went to firefight mode. i thought i have to get out of here. >> reporter: an ambulance took sara and jackie covered in white powder to the hospital. >> i called my mom crying because i didn't know what had happened. >> reporter: flushed out their eyes and took chest sprays as a precaution. >> it burned in really bad and dried everything out. >> reporter: laugh being the unusual experience. >> if there was a fire, it would have gone out. >> reporter: christine mccarthy, fox25 news. >>> police cred ate resident for alerting them and helping them catch a man trying to break into a cool. they spotted him with a crowbar still in his hand. the proof that the saying you see see something, say something really works. >>> right now men who have been sexually active in the past year aren't allowed to

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon in the news a teenager is hospitalized after becoming a victim of a drive-by shooting. >>> and camden gets a shot in the arm to help smooth the ride for commuters. >>> but we begin with breaking news from montgomery county, where median, bill cosby is on his way to entering the courthouse in montgomery county right now with his attorneys. he is due in court to hopefully renew his bid, to force his accuser, andrea constand to testify. we are looking live outside of the montgomery county courthouse, we are told that cosby and his attorneys are about to enter any moment now. >> cosby's attorneys are insisting that a trial should not be held until constand testifies. they want a chance to cross examine her. they want to get her on the stand to ask her questions. prosecutors say that a recent court ruling, allowed her to use her police statement instead. that is what they used at the preliminary hearing back in may. this is live at the montgomery county courthouse in norristown where cosby and his att

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> in the news we are dealing with more dangerous, uncomfortable heat and we'll tell you when we'll get in relief. >>> and the story of a young girl rescued from a home in bucks county last month. >>> but the big story is the terror attack that killed 84 people in france. the man has been identified. police shot him to dental the end of the one mile ride. his victims were families gathering to see a fireworks show. a father and son from texas is among is the dead. lets get the latest now in london. >> reporter: police are scouring the scene in downtown nice, piecing together who was behind this terrifying attack as the president of france declares three days of mourning. bastille day ending in horror, the truck turning into a lethal weapon crashed into hundreds of people there for a fireworks display. >> within split seconds of hearing the gunshots and i started running and the entire place seemed like chaos. >> killing dozens including a texas father and son. the family tweeting the terrible news. plowing through

sara bloomquist and jim gardner will be there with live reports. after the republican convention we'll bring you comprehensive conk of the democratic convention here in philadelphia. from politics to protests, live reports beginning on july 22nd. >>> in other news authorities are identifying a volunteer firefighter who died after a fall from a helicopter during a training exercise. the body of tim mcclanahan was escorted to the medical examiners office this morning. he fell on to a grassy area from an undetermined height after stepping out on to the helicopter's skid during an exercise in georgetown last night. he was a long time member of the fire department and the federal aviation administration is leading an investigation into his death. >>> several people were taken to the hospital after a car crash nood a wall. this was at 4th and callow hill streets. the front of the van was smashed in and had to be towed away from the scene. >>> turning to the forecast we have another great summer day ahead but get ready for the sticky conditions to return