. >> i was sitting there last night thinking wwf. vince mcmahon and all of the yelling and screaming. >> reporter: while security both inside and out of the wells fargo center is tight, our borders, kinny says, shouldn't be. it is why he says hillary clinton has his vote come november. >> america understands that is what their role should be, not building walls around. >> reporter: speaking of allowing people in, you see a crowd of people just walking through right now, 2500 people were allowed the opportunity to come in to the wells fargo center, really get an idea of how everything was going to play out ahead of the convention. you can see a lot of last minute details being worked out behind me right now. we'll see you for another live report in the next 30 minutes. reporting live inside of the wells fargo center, i'm pamela osborne. >> thank you. >>> philadelphia will host 50,000 dnc delegates, visitors and protesters and that will impact roads and parking. broad street south of packer avenue will close. streets around fdr park an

was so stunning in her presentation, is the entrance of donald trump which was like a world -- like wwf out. already, i think it was john of the obama white house came out and said, oh, so the greek columns were too much? >> post modern was the first term that time to my mind. >> just thinking about trump's family is what a remarkable and unexpected asset to him, and what a counterbalance. trump is combativcombative. his wife is wholly positive. he often muddies his message. his children, articulate in his message. i don't think if you thought his top three hassets, they are a political asset to him. i wouldn't have called that. >> let's go to giuliani and that fiery speech. he had lines that really stuck. i saw twitter and social media saying he's fired up. >> you know, it's interesting j rudy giuliani loves opera. there were low points and high points and passion. he also loves a good steak and a cigar. i thought he delivered the rarest of red meat, and he made the essential point. this is the point that they have to make over these four nights. that hillary clinton and barack obama,

. >> i was sitting there last night thinking wwf and back lit and all of that yelling and screaming.while security both inside and out of the wells fargo center is tight, our borders, kinney says, shouldn't be. it's why he says hillary clinton has his vote come november. >> america understands -- >> stay with nbc 4 and the nbc washington app for more on the dnc. watch for our report starting sunday night. >>> we begin this hour with a storm team 4 weather alert as temperatures are pushing close to 100. thanks for watching. i'm wendy >> and i'm aaron gilchrist in for jim handly. our team is covering the weather conditions right now at 5:00. >> david culver here riding along with fire and rescue. one is en route. you may hear the sirens. we'll show you how they are not only battling fires but also dealing with this heat. >>> coming up on news4, this local jail has reached 100 degrees. what is being done to give relief to the inmates and correction officers who work here. >> those stories coming up at this hour. let's start with storm team 4. >> amelia draper and lauryn ricketts, they a

what you don't know, what you don't know, i used to do some work for the wwe when it was the wwf, andmask? >> no, no. i worked with -- >> were you a mexican wrestlers? >> block, we're here at the gary johnson for president event at the winking lizard tavern, blocks away from the q. governor, i have a treat for you. this is a big surprise for you. this is dolph zibgler, wwe super star. >> you look like a super star. >> what would you say to spun on the fence another libertarian. >> i'll send dolph over to do some persuading. >> you sad that john is hillary clinton, brock is donald trump and you're rand paul. >> i think it's more because my hair gets curly. >> why is cleveland the perfect sit for the rnc? you're from here. >> i'm from cleveland. everybody i bumped into so far has said the hospitality has been through the roof and the city is amazing and everybody has been very happy. >> kind people. >> that was fun. >> embrace the wrestlers. >> i'm loving cleveland. >> there are three pro wrestlers from the cleveland area. dana brooks, one of the diva, and dolph zigler. >> you've are bf

and true used to watch wwf and you've seen on wwf stuff. going to take it -- >> mean gene oakerman. >> i'm going to take it more highbrow. what would a fellow be without yago? what would hamlet be without the king that married his mother? ted cruz is there. >> andre the giant be without hulk hogan. >> right. >> reporter: i'm trying to remember my english literature classes for this one. >> he gets booed then comes in trump walking in. this is really shakespearean. it's awesome. >> reporter: the way i'm thinking of this is this was a master class in political showmanship last night here at the q in cleveland. let's dissect it a little bit. you started out with mike pence who was the vice presidential pick. supposed to be the highlight of the evening. he did what you are supposed to do at the convention when you are a vice presidential pick. he went out and delivered a speech that was very much about his family, his roots, and his upbringing. here's what he said. >> although we weren't really a political family, the heroes of my youth were pr

that guy from the wwf? [laughter] for us in the labor movement , we seem to always tell the leadership and membership, this is the most important election of our lives this time it is really true. where i have been saying to our folks if you have to get inspired by how hard you have to work and how much you got to do to make sure donald trump never sets foot 1 mile of the white house then take a second close your eyes think about waking up the day after the election in think they she gets to appoint three more supreme court justices just like him. think of what that does to the country think of what that does to the future and let me just say our regional director is here with me today he works so hard to try to defeat scott walker we need to make sure that although he is leaving we have to make sure what he is leaving behind the best way to clean that up is to elect more democrats. [applause] or people who understand i want to say as i get to travel around the country with the union, martha is recognized a

that guy from the wwf thinks this is a wrestling match? this is, you know, for us in the labor movement, can you hear me now? for those of us in the labor movement, we seem to always be telling our leadership and our membership this is the most important election of our lives. this time it is really true. what i've been saying to our folks, if you got to get inspired how hard you have to work, and how much you got to do to make sure that donald trump never sets within a mile of the white house, take a second and close your eyes. think about waking up the day after the election and think that donald trump won and he gets to appoint three more supreme court justices just like him. think of what that does to the country. think of what that does to the future. let me just say this. mike bolton, our regional director, is here with me. he is probably out getting some food. i worked so hard, he worked so hard to try to defeat scott walker. we need to make sure that although scott walker is leaving, we got to make sure what he is leaving behind, t

. >> here's back when it was wwf. >> you're raising the right question about giuliani. i think he was in the 10:00 p.m. hour. that's the hour the broadcast networks are on. that's when viewership is highest. that's when you can reach out beyond your own base. cable you have members of the same party watching stations that reinforce their point of view. his speech was a little hot for that broader audience. however, given the demonstrations that you had in the afternoon t discontent that many delegates feel about donald trump, it is imperative for republicans to have speeches that you night tunite the party the party. that's what rudy giuliani did in the convention hall. he is going after hillary clinton hard. going after president obama hard. so did other speakers, michael flynn. former head of the intelligence agency. those are things that bind the republicans together. the challenges, donald trump needs to do that. he needs to grow his vote because he's behind and we'll see when we get to testimony end of the convention whether we have the trump rally and polls that t

who was the wwf guy? i watched it. he did get animated. he did. >> mean gene oak rland.hat's who he reminded me of. i love rudy. >> he wanted to make a point. >> how about chris christie congre congressman. >> he did a nice job last night. run up of speakers coming to chris christie and prior to christy, there were although of empty seats on the floor of the convention, but as we moved through the night the arena filled up again and chris christie came out and did a nice job in prosecuting the case against hillary clinton. of course he was having a good time and the people on the floor, they were engaged. >> but it had nothing to do with economics. it was a very powerful speech, but the theme was supposed to be make america work again. it was surprising to see how little any speeches said about the economy. >> i think that's exactly right. on monday night there was a crisp message of keeping america safe and all the speeches were on message and you said, wow, this is very well orchestrated. your observation is exactly accurate. last night was supposed to be about jobs, t

introduced by her husband, her husband coming out kind of in a very dramatic way, almost a shadow effect of wwf have that. let's go to it right now to hear what melania has to say and i'll come back and ask my question. >> donald wants prosperity for all americans. we need new programs to help the poor and opportunities to challenge the young. there has to be a plan for growth. only then will clearness result. my husband's experience exemplifies growth and successful passage of opportunity to the next generation. his success indicates inclusion rather than division. my husband offers a new direction while coming change, prosperity, and greater cooperation among people and nations. donald intends to represent all the people, not just some of the people. that includes christians and jews and muslims. it includes hispanics and african-americans and asians and the poor and the middle class. >> so, tell me about that, adam. she took it to another level tonight by expanding the vision of donald trump, who had been known prior to this as someone who wanted to exclude the opinions of others. but tonigh

. >> it is bigger than the wwf, world series. >> all of it put together. >> they can use a smoke screens are nothing compared to what this one single night means for both of them. >> because they are both together and matched up and mano-a-mana. >> donald trump has more to lose. he has to prove there is something to debate about because he needs more than 140 characters to put out his policy. >> he does well talking for a longtime. >> that's true. >> we have seen the press conferences. >> the biggest thing for donald trump is being underestimated. everybody underestimated him from the time he uh -- he announced until he was on the stage accepting the nomination. under promising and over delivering is what donald trump needs to do from now until election day. >> judy, we have sat together through every one of these. we have been together since super tuesday, the primary. what standz stands out to you -- stands out to you the most through all of this? >> i have never seen a year like this. i have never seen a campaign anything like this. everything we thought we knew about politics, the i