the back edge of the rain is already working its way through southeast pennsylvania. the timing is not good, it will

the back edge of the rain is already working its way through southeast pennsylvania. the timing is not good, it will morning commute. additional showers will pop up in the afternoon, the main focus of the rain will be from now until 9:00, 10:00 this morning. the lighter rain is approaching the city. 74 now in elmhurst. 76 in sheepshead bay. take your umbrella with you, you'll need it from time to time. the time really being this in clouds out there and 80 degrees. let's get over to lauren scala. >> on the bruckner, we have an accident blocking two lanes. the cross bronx expressway is the way to go right now. heading over to long island, nassau county, the l.i.e. is shut down out in both directions between exit 40, jericho head over to the northern state parkway. >>> now to the grand finale of the democratic national convention, hillary clinton rallied delegates and reached out to voters promising better leadership and a better america if she's elected president. tracie strahan has a look. >> reporter: good morning to you. hillary clinton cemented her place in the hist

pennsylvania is in play, according to all the pollsters and what happens in southeast pennsylvania willdetermine the fate of this race during the 2016 presidential election. president obama almost ready to take off. >>> tens of thousands of visitors have been descending on philadelphia shg many of them for the first time. they are bound to pick up a souvenir or two. "action news" reporter, trish hartman shows us some of what they got. >> reporter: from t-shirts on the streets to quirky gift shop things. political purchases are being made left and right. >> they feel good to their feet. >> reporter: the shop on independence mall, you can find malls, paper dolls, laughing pens and believe it or not, the best selling t-shirt that says presidential election 2016, moving to canada. >> we had one gentleman that was here a few weeks ago and bought a shirt and somebody stole it from him. he wanted to buy another one. >> reporter: a hillary in the box might amuse young political minds. >> how about that? >> reporter: if you need to cool down, a chillary iced coffee. patriotic short bread and ope

delaware opened up, okay, then pennsylvania was really hurt us quite a bit, particularly southeast pennsylvania're in a way a suburb of philadelphia. so as you went from maryland to delaware to pennsylvania, new york, to connecticut, the proliferation were impacted only in atlantic city, not donald trump in terms of the negative spiral that we're in now. >> what is the situation now? is there any turn around here? >> i think on the casino front, we have levelled off, several years ago, now we have eight. he no longer is associated with that, but i think if they get past their strike, they would do well. right size in terms of the streak, and the next issue for us is really need to diversify ourselves and there are some investments that are taking place major college campus coming to atlantic city, some other industry moving back into atlantic city. atlantic city is a small city, but is you evered the same fate as other cities. no doubt the suburbs so on and so forth. we have to bring those back. >> do you think it's fair to take a look at donald trump's business experiences here and extrapolate

he is coming southeast earn pennsylvansoutheastern pennsylvania. >> the test this month with the vice presidential pick, outside of pittsburgh that it is socially acceptable, that it is okay to be publicly for trump. oba obama people know this. they can say trump is not like you politically. >> a lot of the irish guys in northeastern area, he has to get that too. if he is going to stop that he has to overcome snominorities a liberals. he feels like he is running against two political parties, as he said. let's watch this. it makes him interesting. let's watch. >> you know, when you have guys like bill kristol and you have all of these guys and it was a rough primary and they got beat up. they went after me too and now they don't want to endorse. it's almost like i'm running against two parties. >> the smart guy is an influence. the anti trump crowd. here she goes. >> they call themsves the never -- [ booing ] >> i call them republicans against trump or r.a.t. for short. we are talking about our childrens future, the direction of the supreme court, all of this hinging on the next elect

for appealing to, you know, mahoning and trumbull county in ohio, to appealing to western pennsylvania, southeast ohio, donald trump made some great points and he spoke as well not just to his base but to other disenfranchised populations and calling out support for the lgbtq community was i think brilliant. >> hugh hewitt, thank you. a lot of people noted the absence of the military mention tonight in the speech, which at this hour in the hall appears to be meant for the children, because they've got a sea absence in the speech tonight. they have a sea of balloons to play with as we reach midnight. day four, night four, the gop convention is now history. donald trump has the nomination of his party. chris matthews is at our studio down at floor level. chris? >> i think whatever you think of it, donald trump was donald trump tonight. i thought he reminded a foreign audience or someone reading this speech tomorrow night in europe, in asia, in africa, they'll understand what nationalism is, it's immigration, cultural change, and the dangers people

satellite and radar image picking up on a break in the clouds, northwest to southeast, rain showers moving across pennsylvania, otherwise, locally, just the clouds moving off shore, and some activity just off shore. coming up is my next forecast. of course, what to expect for the next ten days. as i mentioned earlier, some rain showers by tomorrow evening. >>> erica, heavy rain caused flood anything south jersey last night. atco, camden county. the storm knocked out power to hundreds of homes in camden and lauster counties. just checked with atlantic city electric and 400 people are still without electric. >>> new from overnight. philadelphia police death of a woman who was naked and stabbed in kensington. it happened in an alley around 11:20 last night. the woman ran to the interaction, and she collapsed. there are no arrests, and they're hoping surveillance cameras will give them some clues. >>> philadelphia are looking for a gunman who shot a girl at a sweet 16 party. the girl just left the party in oxford circle last night when she was found. she was found on the sidewalk of van kirk street. a number of a

i should point out additional shower and storm late tonight farther southeast to the middle pennsylvanianed neck is not out of the question. so you may see distant lighting tonight. the big story is the heat will take a break and come back to full force. about 90 tomorrow with a chance of an afternoon shower or storm. less humidity and heat on wednesday and thursday. friday, saturday, sunday, the heat will build and the humidity builds. it's steam heat for the citi open. we approach 100 on saturday. mid-90's on sunday. we will check the storms and report back at 6:00. leon: you got it. "7 on your side" health alert. utah man who became the first person in the continental u.s. virus passed it to the care giver but it's unclear how it spread between them. the health officials said they did not have sexual contact. the and type of mosquito that spreads it is not found in the high altitude area where they live. the utah department of health is investigating the case. alison: could your child's smartphone be the root of their aggression? maybe not directly but the nation's top pediatrician gr

. >> this is 1,600 pennsylvania avenue southeast.it's the department -- >> southeast now. >> it's an apartment complex about five miles from its much, much more famous neighbor, the white house, which is 1,600 northwest. developers petition for the change. they got it. now they can charge anywhere from $1,400 to $3,000 to live there. >> the price went up just because? >> it did. just because. it's got some nice views of the river, and corn hole, which the white house does not have. >> they'll have it if trump gets in there. >> maybe. of course they're saying some people are showing up because they think it's a mistake, but then you get there, you realize not quite. >> good for those developers. that's pretty hilarious. ryan, thank you. >>> a little more than two years ago, isis terrors were announcing caliphate declaring state hood and demanding others swear their loyalty. now there's word the caliphate is on the brink of collapse and the terrorists plan to make up for it with more attacks on other countries. details on that, next. t

so, if the turnout is not high, particularly in the southeast, then donald trump definitely could win pennsylvania>> i think he does rather well in philadelphia. it's a weird sort of thing. it's the frank rizzo syndrome -- bridesburg, south philly, port richmond. he'll do much better than mccain or romney in philadelphia. >> he'll certainly attract a lot of democratic votes. >> yeah. >> right? >> yeah. i think in western pennsylvania. >> some. >> some republicans will vote for hillary, too. >> sure, and some said they already will. all right, so this may sum things up right here. g. terry madonna, he writes his "politically uncorrected" column. he asks the question, "is it bad that the two main candidates for the president of the united states are widely unpopular?" >> yes, of course. >> going back to '92, the winning presidential candidate always had a favorable rating above 50. >> right. >> both of them are gonna likely be in the 40's of favorable on election day. is that bad? >> well, i would say certainly not good. i think trump is much more unpopular than hillary on a popularity scale. ironic

no -- just so you know, this one spot in pennsylvania, and a little further west, this is still holding together pretty well. this will move potentially southeastht across the south of fredericksburg. for tonight, our severe threat is over. wet roads will continue for a while. fantastic day on wednesday and the dangerous heat rolls in after that. at 10:30 tonight, upper 70s, low 80s and then partly cloudy temperatures -- partly cloudy conditions. it's 77 downtown. by 9:00 we're back to the low 80s and by lunchtime there will be showers tomorrow but i think they will be south of 66 and 50. not a bad day tomorrow. up to 84 by 11:00. starting in the 70s and then 88 by 1:00. wednesday is beautiful, best in show. and then look what happens, 97 on friday, 100 on saturday and sunday 95 just isolated storms possible on monday as well. if you don't want to sweat at the ballpark, watch them right here online. >> when game is a doubleheader. two games for the price of one. >> and they set a record against the pirate -- pirates. and we just couldn't say thno to that face.ns then we wanted more of that local flavor so betty sa