endorse donald trump. we are live on the convention floor there at the arena in cleveland where crews told the delegates to vote your conscience. >> well the crowd was electric tonight and we did see the full range of emotion. at most points people were cheering but at some points jeering. ted ted cruz got booed off stage. by the end of the night everyone was on the same page, everyone cheering for vp nominee mike pence. >> i accept your nomination to run and serve as vice president of the united states of america. >> he may be second on the ticket. >> i'm a christian, a conservative and the republican in that order. >> but he was number one at the convention tonight. >> in the land of the free and the home of the brave. >> he spoke of his roots, his success as governor and his respect of donald trump. >> he's got backup and on november 8th i know we will elect donald trump to be the 45th president of the united states of america. >> and he spoke of his distaste of hillary clinton. >> i would want a better title too if i was america's secretary of the status quo. >> but it may have been ted ted cruz who left the worst taste in republican mouths. >> i want to congratulate donald trump on winning the nomination last night. >> that was the only time in the long speech that he even mentioned trump's name. and despite ongoing calls from the crowd he didn't endorse the gop nominee before finally getting booed off stage. >> everyone one of you and god bless the united states of america. >> fwu crowd got what they -- but the crowd got what they wanted from his son eric. >> it's time for a president with common sense. >> and with his father watching he brought the crowd back to cheers. next speaker newt gingrich continued the ted cruz cleanup. >> ted ted cruz said you can vote your conscience for anyone who will uphold the constitution. in this election, there is only one candidate who will uphold the fusion. >> mike pence is now part of that choice and it was clear the crowd here chose him again tonight. >> we will make america great again. . thank you. >> well what a big night for california delegates who seem like they were cheering the loudest. maybe we're biassed about that. all delegates were cheering at the end of the day and tomorrow they'll be cheering even louder that's when the nominee donald trump takes to the stage formally accepts it nomination and gives his big speech. we're going to hear from ivanka as well and the rnc chair the latest live from cleveland back to you. >> going back to ted ted cruz what was it like there being on the floor as he was speaking you go from the cheering to the bog and what were some of the -- booing and what were some of the delegates saying? >> there was a lot of confusion on the floor because right near the end of ted ted cruz's speech, donald trump walked in. so the attention shifted a little bit. you know that people were -- knew that people were starting to get upset because it was clear he was not going to endorse donald trump so while 2 crowd was -- while the crowd was shifting everyone saw donald trump and started cheering. you heard the boo undertones and the cheer at the same time. for a little while it was unclear what was happening. but there was a little bit of a skirmish afterwards. people kept on booing and his wife had an incident where people were booing at her as well. it was difficult for ted ted cruz and his wife. >> one more day to go. in cleveland tonight. and joining us now james taylor professor of politics at the university of san francisco. earlier on our newscast he suggested that mike pence had to look presidential was it mission accomplished tonight? >> i think he turned in an incredible speech. he spoke not only to the base but he also was the counterer balance to trump. >> what about ted ted cruz? someone i was listening to said it's like he went to the wedding and raised his head and said i objects. >> that's too funny. he shouldn't have showed up but he did and when he did he tried to like barry goldwater. and i think he thought he was standing on principle and his conscience even though politically i think it was a mistake for him? >> in the end will it make a difference? >> no it won't. donald trump could commit a violent act on fifth avenue and it wouldn't turn people away. it would have ruined every single politician before him for one of the things he's done. he's done 50 and we can't even find him to weigh down on donald trump. it wouldn't have an impact. >> along with the boos we heard he had to be escorted out along with his wife. okay what do you know about party unity. it seems like they still have problems that won't be resolved is that going to be a problem as we get closer to the election. >> to go back ted cruz was positioning himself for 2020 and we've seen that before. and so the trump nomination at this convention for him is sort after sideshow. yes some people are going to come out unsatisfied with this. by and large republicans will coaless around the nominee and move forward. >> because again the one thing that unifies them all is hillary clinton. >> what does donald trump have to do tomorrow? >> he has to give a good speech and pretend to be presidential. >> what do you mean by pretend? >> he has to be statesmen and a reality tv star because that's what's worked. when we saw this behavior by ted ted cruz this is reality tv. millions of people are watching this and i think he needs to steer the ship correctly the way he came out to project himself as the biggest personality in the room. >> does he use a teleprompter? >> then he needs to put it down and go off the cuff. >> i think if he's trying to do both it's got the potential to be not so good. >> we were commenting about how casual and calm newt gingrich was tonight he just looked like he was talking to in his living room. >> a really good speech for who he was speaking with. and like you say totally natural. we'll have to see how trump does tomorrow night. >> about 100 days until the election does donald trump have the ground forces? >> i've been wrong about him throughout this primary but at some point the traditional metrics kick in. they've worked for centuries and at some point he has to have a ground gain. you can go back to 2008 both hillary clinton and rudy guiliai had traditions. you have to have a ground game and barack obama taught that lesson. >> if you don't have people in every state helping to marshall the resources i don't care how you're doing on a poll level state by state you're going to get beat. and that's going to be donald trump's problem going forward. he doesn't have a ground game throughout the united states. >> huge night tomorrow night professor and brian we'll see you again tomorrow night. >> thank you. >> back up back up back up. a flagrant protest in front of the hall there in cleveland ended with at least 17 arrests this afternoon. demonstrators as you see there scuffled with police as one tried to set an american flag on fire. that person had the right to burn the flag but was endangering hils and others. -- himself and others. they were ready to handle 1,000 arrests today. a speechwriter for melania trump offered to resign today. she's a former resident of san jose and lives in new york. she admitted using passages from a speech by michelle obama years ago. she said melania trump read some passages of examples of what she liked. mciver wrote them down and used them in the final draft that mrs. trump delivered. the white house weighed in on the controversy. >> i think that's an indication there's a loft common ground and that americans are drawing on the same kinds of values. >> our country -- >> in her statement today mciver apologized and said donald trump refused to accept her resignation. go to ktvu.com for for coverage. our web team has been live streaming all the major speeches. we have a blog to take you behind the scenes just look for the political section. hillary clinton is spending two days at home in new york where she is reportedly deciding on her pick for vice president. she's focussing on three men tim kaine. tom vilsack and tom prez and massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. they seem to think kaine has the inside track. >> i love my job and trying not to overly think it. >> clinton is expected to announce her decision in florida in tampa on friday or in miami on saturday. the democratic convention kicks off on monday in philadelphia. new hope for a bay area teen with a serious spinal cord injury. we brought you his story last night now part two of his incredible journey and how an innovative treatment may not only help jake but others too. >> this would revolutionalize the treatment of patients with severe spinal cord injuries. a truck on the tracks. delayed park services for passengers tonight. restoring service beneath the bay. it's a beautiful night but many people aren't looking up they're looking down at their phones. why thousands of people came from across the bay area to play pokemon go. developing news in oakland within the last hour bart service was restored after someone drove a pickup truck on to the bart tracks. a bart spokesman says the truck crashed through a gate and on to the tracks at 7:40 tonight. no wortd on what caused the accident. the driver was taken away in an ambulance. no one was hurt but there were major delays. the truck made it on to a part of the bart tracks which are ground level near 5th and jefferson streets. trains are running again but bart says expect continued delays throughout the night. traffic has been a me mess on the richmond bridge tonight because of an overturned big rig. it ended up straddling a construction wall and the trailer it was towing is on its side. the rig transports propane but the tanks are empty. the accident happened at about 7:00 this evening in the eastbound direction. one lane is blocked both lanes have been closed for a short time as crews tried to get that truck upright. right now drivers are being advised to take highway 37. there's no estimate on when the scene will be cleared. southwest airlines is working to recover from an outage that forced them to cancel flights. a lot of passengers were frustrated. azenith smith is at the airport tonight as the planes are up and flying, but there are still problems. >> let me tell you it has been a rough day for southwest travelers. the line is the longest i've seen it all day. a spokeswoman tells me 11 departing flights were cancelled and major delays of up to four hours. many passengers are upset, scrambling trying to figure out what do do. long wait times and long lines across the country. this couple was headed to las angless for an anniversary trip. >> it's a bit of a shock because we didn't get any type of alert or email or anything from southwest. so we were pretty much unprepared for this. >> unprepared and inconvenienced. this family's flight to las vegas was canceled they're missing a basketball tournament. >> the system is down so our name is on the list. we might get a flight at 11:00 tonight. >> the computer system crashed forcing flights at san jose international airport to be grounded. all day flyers couldn't make reservations. the southwest site also down. >> that line is really intense. a lot of people are missed off. >> south west issued this statement we apologize to our customers we have a team of experts to resolve the issues and the efforts have systems coming back online. >> do i get on that flight? are they depending on technology for my flight to land and takeoff. >> making some passengers uneasy about flying. >> what's really going on? and if it's that easy to put a glitch in where else can we be hit as a nation? >> and not much from southwest tonight as to what caused the crash. passengers who's flights were canceled are looking at other airlines some even renting cars to make it to their destination. bottom line if you have flights out of southwest tomorrow you might want to arrive ahead of time. >> at 10:30 tonight the lines inside are still really long? >> yeah. people are trying to make other reservations. there's some delays. a lot of people at kus mer service. you can -- customer services. the computer system goes down around 12:00 it went back up at 2:00 but gradually coming back online. a lot of frustrated people on line. azenith smith in san jose tonight. thank you. happening now a pub crawl of a different sort inspired by that super popular pokemon go app. thousands of people filled the streets in san francisco to getdales -- deals at stores, restaurants, and bars, live in the city where the event is going strong. >> it is julie. a lot of people are coming down here to cash the -- catch the water pokemon. it started at 6:00 and is going until 1:00 a.m. . >> pokemon brings all the girls to the yard. >> pokemon go lined the streets of san francisco from the embark dare row to the park in the mission. the hallmark yellow character pikachu was everywhere. >> the city is crowded and basically go out there and make friends, find new pokemon and find new places. >> thousands of people came across the area. >> it's a childhood dream come true. it's honestly so fun i'm kind of obsessed with the game. >> we're catching pokemon but we're doing it while meeting people. i've met with friends from high school that i haven't talked to in a long time. >> that was a -- i was a huge fan of the card game and when i saw this i was like this is awesome. >> it's interesting that you have to walk around. it's like virtual reality on a phone. >> a through the game people can catch some 150 pokemon characters in their surroundings. but not everyone looking at their phones was playing. >> i do not play. it's making me want to play if this is how people are meeting up though. >> i would say 80% of people are playing but 20% are like pokemon say what? >> for many businesses it was an opportunity to catch new customers giving away free products where they congregated. >> handing out samples today. >> we do field marketing so we're letting all the players and other people have a sample of it. >> you could actually place a lure and it attracts pokemon like crazy for a 30 minute period. >> at a time when people say communities are ripping apart players say this is one game bringing people closer together. >> and, you know, we really did see a lot of smiles around the city as people went through. we also did see a lot of police who were at the major route points. but as far as the security and the other kind of disruptions we understand that so far there have been no major problems. ktvu fox 2 news. >> so amazing and an amazing day around the area. a few degrees warmer. 55 in santa rosa. san francisco 56. 64 in live mor and low 60s for san jose. low clouds tomorrow at the coast. peninsula and the north bay. as we get to the second part of the morning it's hills back. mostly cloudy at the coast for most of the day but maybe some late day clearing. temperatures for tomorrow will be seasonal. temperatures will start in the 50s as you get out the door. 55 in oakland. 54 in mountain view. 58 in antioch. into the afternoon temperatures will be a little bit warmer than today. we have this gradual warm-up underway. 86 in napa. 91 in concord. 93 for our warmer locations like antioch. around the bay widespread 70s. 79 in redwood city. inland temperatures taking off towards the weekend. we'll have a look at the extended forecast coming u up. the olympic games without russia it is a possibility after a doping scandal. >> venus williams put to the test tonight. joe has the outcome. a first black lives matter protesters chained to a police building their call to defund a police department. saturday at 3:00 on fox 2. and these are the lungs. 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(avo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. in oakland tonight a protest underway at fifth and clay street at the building that houses the police officers association it started about eight hours ago when protesters representing black lives matter chained themselves to the door with bike locks. they want oakland police defunded and are upset about police shootings and how they say they're treated by police. in new york city an off duty police officer has been fired after a crash that killed an mit student in the bay area. officer nicholas badka plowed his suv on to a sidewalk in brooklyn. 21-year-old andrew was hit and killed. he was in new york for a summer internship at a software firm. he was headed into his senior year on a full academic scholarship. he is facing dui charges. will the russians even be at the olympics. they could be ousted because of doping. ktvu debra live now with the story, debra? >> julie, 75 northern california athletes are headed to rio many from stanford and uc berkeley but what would that competition be like without the russians. that decision is expected any day. >> i am excited. in spite of it all. >> ann cribs heads to brazil not just a spectator but a gold medallist herself. and of the upcoming games? >> it's totally a big soap opera. >> a soap opera. because russia's track and field athletes are banned and now a blanket ban could oust all of team russia. >> they have started the disciplinary action against all persons and organizations. >> the head of the international olympic committee says he has proof that russia has been doping for years directed from the top with athletes dirty test results routinely swapped for clean sam 38 pls. >>s it shocking and unprecedented. >> it's a big distraction for everybody but it needs to be done. >> cribs believers a crack down is overdue. >> we can't have the integrity compromised we can't have doping and cheating. >> she notes in the cold war the 1980 games went on without americans and russians were absent in '84. now the upcoming games may have an asterisk. >> that's how it will be. there'll be something not quite right about it. >> of her own games? >> those were simpler times but the olympics have remained a big part of her life. >> i was anxious about whether i'd be ail to hold my hand up. >> also supporting local athletes and bringing the games to the bay area. as the olympics scrabble with what to do she hopes there's a way for russians who don't dope. >> i feel badly for the athletes that are not doping and they're getting caught up in this. >> ann cribs points out winning at all costs is not what it's about. it's about educating youth through sports and building a better and more peaceful world. everyone participating and everyone watching should expect a level playing field. ktvu fox 2. >> still to come a bay area teenager paralyzed from the nec down. the delicate operation that's offering hope and how it could revolutionalize treatment options for others as well. new hope tonight for a high school football player paralyzed from the chest down after driving -- diving into a swimming pool. we showed you the progress jake javier has made since that devastating injury. tonight how jake is leading the way in what could be a new frontier in medicine and how stem cells could revolutionize this. >> oh yeah what do you want to eat when you wake up? >> this is the day the javier family has been hoping and praying for. >> it's a huge opportunity. a great blessing we've gotten. >> new technology. there's no guarantees but it brings hope. >> after undergoing and passing a long list of strict medical tests the san ramon high school football star qualified for a clinical trial. >> we gave him the option to do this. east 18. his body, hist future -- his future, his decision. we're supporting him. >> jake is about to become only the fifth person in the world to receive 10 million stem cells. only parents with the most severe spinal cord injuries such as jake who have little or no feeling or movement from the chest down are considered for the procedure. and it must be done within 30 days of the injury. doctors also say the fact that jake is young mentally and physically strong make him an excellent candidate. >> i know there's no guarantee and there's risks but what are you hoping to gain? >> i mean a full recovery isn't realistic but it would be great to get my hands back, be able to flex my fingers and whatnot so i can use my hands fully. >> close that container up. >> it's amazing to think that he's the fifth person in the world to receive 10 million cells to enter his spinal cord. it's surreal. and to be given this gift is thanks to the millions of prayers that everyone around our community and outside the community and around the world from what i understand. it's part of god's plan. >> doctor gary steinburg is one of the neurosurgeons leading the team that's about the perform the delicate operation. >> you look relaxed. >> yeah. >> we're set to go. it'll be a few hours from now. >> doctor steinburg started working on this more than 15 years ago. he says adult stem cells injected into the brains of chronic stroke patients with showing remarkable results. >> these are patients who we thought would never recover. these circuits can be resurrected. >> a fremont company is taking part in a stienl cord study that jake is part of. they're taking living stem cells and reengineering them. with the hope they will help recovery. >> we are programming human stem cells to help patients with a specific disease or injury and delivering those cells to the source of the problem. >> researchers say they want the stem cells to establish the connection of signals to his brain to other parts of his body. >> we hope to see improvement in the upper extremities. in his arms so his elbows, his wrists, his hands. that would be a huge benefit for jake. >> during the procedure the medical team must carefully open the lining of jake's spinal cord. >> we have a very sophisticated system where we mount it on top of jake. it's a frame that allows us to lower a very fine needle containing the stem cells. >> once they pinpoint the injury they will inject the cells. >> in a sense we think they're doing is to turn the adult spinal cord which is not recovered very well after an injury to an neonatal cord that recovers much better after this kind of an gyre. if the -- injury. if the critical studies confirm what we found in the preclinical animal studies it would revolution ooiz revolutionize this. >> if it works this will be a game changer. >> when do you think you'll see a difference? >> you're take a most difficult situation and trying a new technology on that. we don't expect to see anything before six months to a year. if indeed we see anything. >> for jake it's a possible chance to make a difference not just for himself but for thousands of other people with spinal cord injuries. >> i mean it's exciting. it's all new stuff. just being a part of something so innovative and so new is pretty exciting to see how it works out. >> it's like right out of science fiction what they're doing. only five in the world. how did the operation go? >> doctors say it went really well, better than expected. if you think about it, the fifth person the in world. for jake it gives him purpose and maybe be the first person or few people to lead the way in this. and possibly it -- if it works like the doctors say it's not for everyone he had to undergo a long list of tests to qualify for this and meet strict criteria but if it does work it would totally like they say change the way patients are treated for severe spinal cord injuries. >> we're both parents and i can't help it when i watch that piece look at his mom and dad. and i just wonder how i would deal with something like that. how are they doing? >> really well. they take it day by day and like you said it's something that changed their lives in an instant. they never imagined something like this would happen. but the overwhelming support from the community and people who don't know him has been incredibly helpful. with this trial doctors have to follow jake for 15 years. it's a 15 year commitment. they have to test and monitor him. i can't wait to do a follow up. >> can you imagine if he gets his movement back? technology and social justice in one place. still ahead one organization's mission to help the tech industry grow more diverse. a bay area warm up what you can expect for tomorrow and when the inland is expected to reach the upper 90s. his video went viral. hear from the man who flew off a water slide and survived. been trying to prepare for this day... and i'm still not ready. the reason i'm telling you this is that there will be moments in your life that... you'll never be ready for. your little girl getting married being one of them. ♪ ♪ people love my portobello mushroom buttery jack, made with portobello mushrooms, grilled onions, and garlic herb butter. ever wonder how i came up with it? well... actually, i came up with it at the water cooler. but i thought you'd like this cowboy story better. the portobello mushroom buttery jack is back. part of the buttery jack family. taste it before it's gone. a new organization in the east bay downtown ok land to be exact is working to make the tech industry more diverse. the founders hope this strategy will bring about change. >> at 2148 broadway in oakland is in building where those inside are working to bring about global change. >> there has been an issue with tech being rather male and monochromatic. we want to sector to get infusemented. >> kapor and his wife want to create a place where this comes together. they want to diversify the tech field and promote oakland. according to the cay por center they have this. we think there will be more companies, more interesting products and services that serve greater markets. >> the center's housed in this building inside are three divisions. level playing institute which gets high school students of color in the areas of science and math. and oakland based make a social change in the kapor center for social impact. >> we hope it's going the be a gathering place a destination for conversation about how to mobilize tech in positive ways. >> it's also very green. 0% of the tiles are majority recycled fish nets and some are made from recycled glass and some walls are reclaimed redwood. >> it's a reminder of who we're serving, who we're helping, how we're contributing to oakland, to the bay area and to the country. >> the building also has an auditorium that seats 120 people that will be rented start manager the fall and they can rent this rooftop area as well. in oakland. ktvu fox 2. >> a freak accident on a water slide the man behind this viral video and what he's saying about his injuries. >> oh. also meteorologist rose marry is back with what we can expect in a moment. a dallas man is sharing a painful experience after a miscalculation on a water slide put him in the hospital. david salmon posted this video showing what happened. he was going down that slide at home in the austin area last weekend when he flew right over the side on a sharp curve. he tumbled ten feet into a pile of rocks. it left him with a broken arm several broken ribs and cuts and bruises. >> i've gone down a few times and this time i couldn't slow down. i even threw my arm out. >> i could see him fly out. he just flew out. >> a large group of friends had rented the house and it came with that slide. salmon said he could have easily broken his back or neck so he's happy he escaped with a few broken bones. seasonal temperatures around the bay area ya this afternoon. a warm up in and the summer- time heat is coming back just in time for the weekend. right now temperatures a little mild out there in some spots. fairfield at 68 as well as concord. closer to the water temperature miss the 50s in areas like san francisco 56. and to the north bay santa rosa at 55. the evening hours at the coastline they will begin to move back across the bay. we'll start out tomorrow morning a lot like this morning. a little bit of drizzle on the coast. by 10:00, 11:00 it peels back. into the afternoon t late afternoon we get some clearing along the coastline as well. winds remain on shore. fairfield and concord reporting a southerly breeze at 12:00. let's talk about the pacific we watch this pattern here. that trough is still in place. we will have temperatures warm up slightly as we get into tomorrow. this is going move out of the way. a ridge of high pressure will strengthen our way into friday, saturday, sunday. that's when temperatures begin to take off. just a slight bump in the temperatures expected tomorrow by sun going to be the hottest day of the weekend. upper 90s nearing 100 degrees. temperatures tomorrow morning in the low 50s in pacifica. 52 expected for napa and in the south bay 55 expected for san jose. san francisco will start out with partly cloudy skies, turn mostly sunny, partly cloudy in the second part of the day. 40 degrees at noontime and into the afternoon 65 expected for you there. afternoon highs in the bay. 84 for valeo. east bay low 90s. east bay shoreline low 70s. these numbers are slightly warmer than today. on friday temperatures will come up slightly and then as we get into the weekend that's when the bigger warm-up will arrive. mid to upper 90s for the inland communities. still in the 60s so very pleasant weather for most of us. but if you don't like the heat brace for it it's coming for inland cities. >> thank you. . joe fonzi is up next with sports we will be right back. ambut as much as youpancakes were ploved them,. we didn't. so we made them with fresh buttermilk, and a hint of vanilla. are denny's new pancakes flufflier, tastier, better than yours? 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>> that is 67-year-old john forest moonlighting as a crab cracker today the nhra drag races event is next weekend. 18-time national champion. he lost to his daughter two years ago and he was a very proud dad as a result of that. the drag race is next weekend. >> that's incredible. >> thank you. >> and thank you for joining us tonight we'll see you again tomorrow. >> goodnight. ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded suv of the century. ing for, uh, town council reelection. oh, don't look. there's that jerk duane bailey. oh, yuck. i should say something to him, shouldn't i? i gotta be honest, i was just working off your tone. who's duane bailey and why do we hate him? honey, he's that councilman who shot down my stop sign. big phony. yeah... hey. duane bailey, seeking reelection, town council. hoping i can count on your vote. well, you just got it. all right. phil. you don't remember meeting me, do you? claire dunphy. last month's town council meeting? 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