are developing. cheering back out live on the floor for about half an hour now. but outside the convention, all the big stories still are those accusations of plagiarism surrounding donald trump now. >> thank you. >> she was billed as theheadliner is this -- and she did deliver. >> that your work is your bond. from michelle obama's 2008 convention speech. >> you work hard for what you want in life. and you say that you're going to do. >> and they immediately contradicted. >> the fact that the speech itself is being focused for somebody there and that includes things like that. it is totally ignoring the fact of their speech themselves. >> here is where we saw that breaking news, taking in 2,500 tweets a minute. >> where is the conversation? and the best way to tell is how they are reacting to it and what is driving conversations. >> the entire conversation and their convention will be linking everyone to the bay area. the users have generated more than 28 million posts about their convention. >> they are saying that it is consistently the loss of it all. >> that they exploded over melania. >> i think that they spent some time with melania, she's a wonderful person. >> two people are not. but the business of campaigning, they will continue tonight no matter what the answer is. >> which it is. >> right. now outside the convention area here that they will be charged with plagiarism. but right now everyone is still showing the official business here, that donald trump does have the official nomination. >> and there will be so much going on right now, but if you can hear me from two, anything from what you'll hear from them tonight? last night was unsurmountable. that she is beautiful and that they did not get anything inside who donald trump is, but looking forward to hearing a little bit more from donald trump. we are hearing from themselves and that the spirit and that they will be getting from california and their delegations, that it might happen in that time with donald trump making the second unorthodoxed experience. >> all right, a lot more to come as we are looking forward to seeing you tonight. thank you. joining us now is our political analyst. we will get to the reaction about what will happen today in their convention in just a moment. but first we need to get to the story of the day the accusation that his wife, she plagiarized their speech eight years ago. so take a listen to both of them. >> my parents impressed on me the value that you work hard for what you want in life. and that they could promise that your success. >> barack and i were raised with so many of our same values. that you work hard in what you want in life. >> so many people are thinking that she did a great job after hearing her speak. then later on came word that parts of e her speech were lifted. your thoughts on that? >> it is a complicated issue that there were what we would say echos of the other speech. but the words were the same. we all know how they are crafted that they would sit in the room. what needs work? and somehow from there it ended up in the speech and it is very unfortunate that they should have came out very early and say that somebody should be held responsible here, that's not right. >> that's what i don't get, they said we made a mistake and it is 24 hours later, we are still talking about it. >> there have been a number of those explanations to come out of the campaign, including early on and that she had written that speech. well anybody that has been around for business and for any period of time knows that she might have had that input, but the speeches are written by the professionals. how this happened, i don't know, but it is a black eye. does it go through that cycle? i'm not sure about that, but that he has been nominated officially that there will be all kinds of speeches here tonight. we'll see where that goes. >> at the end of the day is it really going to change anybody's vote? >> no, because if it were donald trump that would have made those comments that it might be a little different that she will get past them that it is not her job to be a professional speech giver and to write speeches, that they would get that pass. >> what are you looking for tonight? we have paul ryan speaking and governor chris christie speaking. we also have two of donald trump's kids and donald trump jr. and tiffany speaking. what are you looking for this evening? >> with respect to the children, more personalization of donald trump. who he is as a father and as a person. but chris christie i think if he does his job tonight that he will really get that place moving. >> absolutely the same thing frank. that it will be their job tonight whether they will do that tonight who knows. but the last convention that they did not give a good view. but mainly about him. and this time that it has to be about donald trump. >> what about paul ryan? >> that will be an interesting one to see because of course that they would have this dicey relationship. i mean what else can you do? they officially put their dad over the top to officially hand their nomination. and your thoughts? >> i thought it was nice, a good family thing. they have been involved in this campaign from the beginning. it seems right when they went over with one leading the way. >> who would have thought that they would have gotten to this point as almost no one gave them a chance. here it is. >> he did not give him a chance. he was asked what do you think that it is and maybe 10% to 15% and here we are with their nominee. >> all right, we will have much more with you coming up later tonight. thank you. >> and, they tend to our website on ktvu.com. you'll find live video of all the major speeches and the updates on what's happening in cleveland. also the blog that will take you behind the scenes of the convention. look on the front page. >> the heartbreaking end to the family vacation in hawaii and after the father and their daughter from berkeley died when they were swept out to sea by the rogue wave. tonight neighbors of the family are talking about the devastating loss. ktvu lee martinez talked to family and friends today who would share their memories and their thoughts about what happened. on the island of oahu, the popular tourist draw known as nature's swimming pools, but when they crashed, the spot could turn dangerous. the youngest daughter is the 6- year-old, knocked down pulled into the ocean. life guards pulled them out of the water, remaining unresponsive as they later died in the hospital. >> the neighbors say that they are absolutely devastated by the death of mark and his daughter. they choked up talking about the family. and with good friends. >> and that it is such a tragedy. >> reporter: that he would have never left the ocean without his daughter. >> that there is no better father. that he is the kind of person that you would go to. he's a beekeeper, a biker, the major athlete. >> one neighbor remembers first meeting horner when he would have a beehive in the front of the yard. >> and the weekend and that they would go on here for the hive. >> reporter: he grew up in nevada city and they had this to share. mark was a wonderful friend. an amazing father to his children and cherished his family life. it doesn't seem real. they issued a warning on monday for people to stay out of that temporarily. due to the high surf and the dangerous conditions. still ahead racist death threats posted online against the acting chief of the san francisco police department. and what messages have said and what they will be planning for the man that they will have in custody. already they have taken out plans for $33 million. details about the latest on the land owned by uc santa cruz. another cool day around the bay area, but the changes are coming. a look at what to expect for your wednesday that will be headed our way coming up. the long summer months. illegal marijuana growing operations. deputies conducted a series of raids in the past month. jesse gary is outside in san jose. how much is seized? >> they confiscated 28,000 pounds of marijuana with a street value of over $33 million. take a look at the video. out behind their main headquarters here in san jose. the street value is over $100,000 with plenty of garbage mixed in. but that they would have at least four others, stretching from here to highway 152. similar to the illegal grow operation, conducted dethe deputy back in may. damaging to the wildlife and the environment that they were operating the site. that they say they found similar conditions. >> this could be a larger part of their operation. that they go on the property. we want to make sure that we would be fearful of the tunes. we were there and a loaded assault rifle. >> reporter: and the suspect is 27-year-old hernan rios. and the assault rifle that was found at the site. loaded with bullets. the same type used against police around the country. now, it was reported stolen out of sacramento. the sheriff investigators say that normally they will do about 50 during their height of the growing season, they're just getting warmed up. guys? >> thank you. >> they jolted this afternoon very near their center of the swarm of earthquakes earlier this week. they recorded the quake about 11 miles south. at 2:38 this afternoon. and 10 minutes later, 2.9 magnitude struck the same area. temperatures are still running a little bit below the norm of giving you a view of what's happening outside their doors. take a look at the blue skies. 81 degrees right now in santa rosa and 63 in san francisco and 73 right now in san jose. but these temperatures are in their inland communities with a few degrees warmer than where we were yesterday afternoon. take a look showing you that it will be warmer in fairfield. and the north bay where there will be a few degrees warmer as well as you will get around the bay, not so much that we will be a tad warmer than where we were as we get into the next couple of days as we will continue to see and then definitely the noticeable warm up coming our way. in oakland that they reported gusting up to 26. the on shore breeze in fairfield is stated 17 miles per hour right now. where they will continue to bring us the cool air and the on shore breeze and the thick marine layer, very similar to this morning. 63 for pacifica and mostly cloudy at the coast. partly cloudy inside that bay and looking at partly to mostly cloudy for their east bay shoreline and the rest of us will be partly cloudy. 58 to start your morning in antioch for fremont tomorrow and a good looking day with mostly sunny skies in the afternoon. by noontime it will be 68 expected. for the afternoon landing in the low to mid-70s for the second part under plenty of sunshine. afternoon highs in the north bay expected for santa rosa and inching these numbers up just a little bit from today and the upper 60s in berkeley and 70 degrees expected for oakland and san francisco. for the inner east bay getting a bit warmer in the upper 80s for their forecast for you. we've had a few mid to upper 80s arrive today. we will see more of the same tomorrow. upper 70s to the lower 80s. by friday and saturday back into the lower to mid-90s, expected for sunday. and pleasant weather today, but changing as we get into that part of the week. >> thanks, rosemary. >> thank you. racist death threats against the acting chef of police that posted it online. why the neighbors of the man arrested for making the threats didn't seem too surprised. new at 6:00 the new push to solve the chilling surveillance area just released. what they are saying about the possible link. >> and it looked like some of them were pre-planned to select these particular individuals. that the teenager may have been self-radicalized. five people were hurt and all from the same family and their tourists from hong kong. they told a crowd that they will seek the return of the death penalty if the people demanded it. thousands of people from soldiers to the judges are now in custody as the turkish government would round out those suspected of taking part in their coup attempt. they say that they received documents, asking them to hand over that muslim cleric. that they would deny involvement. back now to cleveland, ohio. day two of the republican national convention. live pictures here where it is make america work again. and donald trump announced those delegates, putting them over the top as they would say congratulations, dad, we love you. he'll accept the nominations during his speech on thursday. speakers during the prime time portion of tonight's event including the speaker of the house paul ryan and the former rivals on the campaign trails. two of donald trump's kids are also expected to speak. tiffany trump and donald trump, also word that he may make that convention at 6:00 our time. we'll have it all for you live throughout the evening. a number of those media outlets are reporting tonight. he is the target of the sexual harassment lawsuit, which owns fox news and ktvu tweeted this statement in response. that he is at work and their review is ongoing. now earlier this month, they filed a sexual assault. now she too was sexually harassed and that it happened ten years ago. coming up next, why those neighbors say that it does not supply them. a brutal stretch of highway between their peak travel time why they would cost you a little more money. against tony chaplain who was on the 9 this morning mentioning the threat, but kind of brushed it off. the hateful tweets are being taken seriously especially in the wake of eight police officers being shot and killed in baton rouge and dallas. the acting chief was asked about relations between officers and the community that had improved. those threats were tweets that will come from the accounts, that it read to let us behead their pleas, showing us a picture. >> and i don't think that it will be something that should be taken lightly. >> i think that it will be a sign of those times in their minds, that they would be taking advantage of it. >> they would belong to donald who belongs in this home in their sunset district. i guess that he would have those signs in the window, struggling in all with that street corner. they wouldn't elaborate on their crumb history only to say that he has made those similar threats before. >> it seems like a cry for help really. >> he is being interviewed and evaluated right now, expected to be booked on charges of the hate crime and to the chief tomorrow. if convicted that he could face their time in state prison. in san francisco ktvu fox 2 news. >> and the san francisco police department, they will begin rolling out police body cameras today. training on how to use those cameras is also underway. before filing the reports on major incidents. and their civil rights activists that say that some would change their recollection of the events after watching the video. what left a man in his 40s dead that it would happen near virginia avenue at about 1:30 this afternoon. that is right next to mlk park, about half a block away from their elementary school, declared dead at the scene. except that they believe person was targeted and that they don't know if it was gang related. now to kansas city where the police officer was shot and killed today while responding to the call. they confirmed the death captain, responding to the the armed disturbance when he was shot and killed and that suspect is in custody. the latest shooting comes just two months after brad lancaster was shot and killed. while assisting fellow officers near their speedway. so far this year 69 officers across the country have died in a line of duty. 32 of them were killed by gunfire. president obama where an open letter to law enforcement today telling officers, "we have your backs. in the wake of the deadly attacks on police in both dallas and baton rouge, louisiana. obama acknowledged the tough jobs saying that it will be time to ban together. not only the past few weeks, but throughout my life that we will get through this difficult time together. >> it has been more than a month now since leaving them from the school paralyzed from the chest down. on the eve of the graduation, all across the country. coming up tonight on the 10:00 news, we will have an update on how they're doing. for the first time they will be speaking out about that faithful day. but just before he was wheeled into surgery that they got a chance to talk to their son. >> they started to cry and that mom i messed up so bad i said what do you need, son? and they said that i promise you that i will never make you cry. >> it will be very emotional interview. and so many challenges, that we will hear from jake about what he's going through and how he's keeping the spirits up. also how he manages to stay so focused on moving forward. >> seeing the mom talk like that. jake does have a little bit of movement though correct? >> yes. he has been making progress since he has been in the hospital now. when they say paralyzed from the chest down he's able to move his biceps and lately getting the wrist back. but what he does not have are his hands and like the finger is being able to move and that they will be hoping that they will be the first of the two- part special that we're doing tonight and their first part. tomorrow night we'll be talking about this experimental procedure involving millions of stem cells, giving them the the possibility to regain some use of his hands, that's what we're hoping for that it will take six months. >> jake is only the sixth person in the world to go through the extent of their qualifying process to meet their strict guidelines and to undergo all the tests to see what they could qualify as they did. now that he has gotten it, it's a critical study, but he is hoping that by going forward, putting their story up, maybe it will help them. >> we are both parents, we know as a dad of two daughters that i cannot imagine something like that happening. how are his parents doing? >> it is hard and they are incredibly strong. but something like that as a parent that it is changing their lives. it is something that could happen to everybody and all the support from their family and friends, just that outpouring of support from the community. people that don't even know jake, they say all they are doing is looking forward, trying to help him get better, the best that he can. >> he seems to have a great spirit given what's happened. >> he's an 18-year-old man that would play football for the fall. and he was a 4.0 student. he is just so brave and so courageous and so focused on staying positive as he says that the best advice that he has gotten is that some days there are good days and bad days and you just need to take it as it is to move forward. he is very inspirational. >> and that is what he says about tom brady too. >> yes. he did. that they will have part i coming up tonight at 10:00 and part ii then. we'll be back with more in a moment. ♪ ♪ you live life your way. we can help you retire your way, too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. another part of the smart highway project on i-80 has been implemented. today crews activated 43 lights, stretching from the bay bridge. and right now the lights will remain green. but they will be put in service during their commute hours. the smart highway project, they also include new electric signs and the variable speed limits that will change along with their traffic conditions. the transportation officials say that they will also study adding a toll lane to highway 101 in san mateo county as they say that the pay option for single drivers to use that toll lane, it might be just what it will take to ease their congestions and also raise some much-needed money. ktvu ann rubin where the expresslanes are in use, ann? >> yes, these are lanes that car pools could use for free, but the individual drivers could also pay to use them and the amount will be varying based on the level of traffic. the officials believe that they might be the best option to fix that stretch of 101. >> ask anyone that will drive highway 101 along their peninsula and they will tell you. >> it's brutal. >> not only is it tough, but it is also unpredictable. >> sometimes it could take you 40 minutes to get six miles down the highway. >> reporter: the transportation officials say that something will need to change and that they think that their toll lanes may be the answer. they call them express lanes. while they would still be free for those buses and car pools that the individual drivers could also pay to use them. >> that we could make their commute better and the way to make them better to put the express lanes on the length of the highway 101 through san mateo county and that you will see that better and cultural formation better and everyone else that will be better off as a result. >> and highway 680 and where they appear to be helping. >> on the traffic management side, needing to get the most capacity out of the roadway that the answer is yes. that some will be doing better than others. >> reporter: they will spend nearly $9 million to fund that environmental study of 26 miles of 101 stretching essentially between redwood city and the access road. the place where there will be no car pool lane in all. the idea of the toll option is is being met with some concern. >> that is incredibly classic. i think that it is not a very admirable solution for them and the issue of traffic. >> for others that will be willing to pay as long as they would help get their cars moving. >> anything to alleviate their traffic with some money to do it. you know, sometimes that you do and sometimes you don't. you know, i could use it, why not, you know, i'm all for it. >> reporter: and engineers will look at what it will take to create that extra lane out of the ones that will connect all their off ramps, expecting them to take a couple hundred million dollars to fund it. no word on where that money might come from. drive along highway 237, ann rubin ktvu fox 2 news. after months of waiting that their newest millionaires have come forward. the powerball drawing on january 13 was worth nearly $1.6 billion the largest jackpot in u.s. history. one of the three winning tickets was bought at a 7- eleven in chino hills in san bernardino county. six months later marvin and may acosto are claiming their prize of $528 million. and they have decided to take the cash option of nearly $328 million before taxes. they are declining all new -- all news interviews, they have created the trust and donating some of it to charity. cover california unveiling their new rates for next year to give you sticker shocks. the healthcare exchange says that the rates will go up on average of 13.2%. but the officials say that the the big increase is a one time event due to the expiration to get that program going. and rate hikes will vary depending on the region and their carrier in san francisco. the average rates will go up almost 15%. and some companies, providing coverage will boost their rates 20% or more. but health officials say that most enrollees will see less if they switch plans so the key is to shop around. >> for half they will be seeing an increase in the low single digits. that the other half, they might see much higher increases. for them they would have an ability to shop. >> the officials say that the rate hikes are expected to settle back down in 2018. open enrollment for next year begins this fall. as we would rush towards driverless cars, car parts on your current vehicle may not be needed. why rear-view mirrors could be eliminated at some point. forced out by fire, but now they will have a new worry. what happens this week when police officers left the scene of this boarded up apartment complex. a modest warm up. followed by a bigger one. what you can expect for tomorrow and the extent of it coming up. this fire destroyed an apartment building under construction two weeks ago. the flames were so bright that you could see them across the bay in san francisco. some experts on the driverless cars say that the replacement will actually make your commute safer. in minutes new at 6:00, a new push to solve the series of the killings when the south bay and the chilling surveillance video just released them. and what police are saying about the possible link. >> they don't know what their future behavior is going to be, but all of our cases we take very seriously and i would like to get anybody on this as quickly as possible. ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded suv of the century. a new world class mew seem, people gathered for the dedication of the permanent home. they will showcase the largest collection across the country taking out four floors built between mission street. the designer said he wants to dedicate their work who helped build this country. >> a country open as diverse and taller. we should keep it that way. >> peter rodriguez died on july 1 at the age of 90. the museum is currently housed at fort mason expected to open in 2019. the largest self-driving vehicle convention in the country is being held in the hilton. if things go as planned that cars wouldn't need that rear- view mirror anymore. >> more than 1,000 people are conducting workshops, sampling technology that might make their car truly the transportation robot offering up the new cars and it is coming out fast. it is not just in tesla, but in cadillac and volvo just to name a few as they have it and all the other makers who will. one reason, they are taking some of those existing cars, already loaded with the technology such as linking providing access points for them to test their own car ideas. if you can program this gaming conceal you can also program it with this car. >> they can make sure there's no accent. >> one of these days there will be no more rear-view mirrors, only video. and increasing overall safety. >> this is taking the cameras to the next level. it is looking further and also doing even more. >> video cameras will not only give you a complete view, but they could automatically offer the steering breaks, much quicker than humans tiredlessly. tom vacar ktvu fox 2 news. it is my honor to be able to throw donald trump over the top in the delegate count tonight with 89 delegates. congratulations, dad. we love you! >> it is official. donald trump is now officially nominated as the republican candidate for president of the united states. it is day two of the the national convention. good evening i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. the role call was -- the roll call was this afternoon, making it official. securing enough delegates to become the gop nominee for president. at this hour we are also hearing that donald trump himself may make an appearance at their quicken loans arena and that it could literally happen in any moment. this is a live picture among those speaking tonight, speaker of the house paul ryan. dr. ben carson and two of donald trump's kids, and tiffany trump. >> ross palombo is live at the q, a big day reaching their goal. >> that's right it's been a big day here. we expect him to make a surprise appearance right past california, right back here behind me becoming the official ticket about an hour ago. california pledged all 170 few delegates just before that. take a look at how that happened. of the next president of the united states. and of the new start up called story.com with the honor to pledge all of her dale gats from california with a big moment. the bigger moment that came when the entire nation was stopped just a little while later. back here live on the ground they are waiting for their prime time address speakers, like speaker paul ryan that takes to the podium here and their keynote speaker tonight. all that's happening on the inside, but here on melania's speech yesterday, the allegations of plagiarism. what is that about. >> thank you. >> reporter: she was billed as the headliner and she did deliver. >> work hard for what you want in life. that your work is your bond. >> the accusations now that melania trump plagiarized those very words and more from

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