hell is going on? >> democrats. >> as speeches go it was vintage donald trump an address that ranged over multiple topics sometimes more than one. from his reading of local crime statistics to pipelines made off local steel. >> and obama care. >> and saving family from the catastrophic rise of premiums and loss of choice. and remember this, this room in particular. obama care is a disaster and the democrats are putting up signs like it's wonderful. it's a disaster. >> speaker ryan was questioned earlier today about if he is on the same page with the president on the major issues of the day and they are on the same page and in touch with the white house on a regular basis. back to the crime statistics in philadelphia. we'll have a link ott our website put out by the police department. john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> all right john thank you. lets take a look from the sky, the aerial view of the increased security in place for the event. chopper 6 hd was flying of the barricades this morning with help from other agencies philadelphia police set up metal barriers and used trash trucks and police vehicles to block roadways and officers were ready to control crowds in a moment's notice. hundreds marches through the city with various messages for president trump and republican lawmakers, chad pradelli is live now in center city with what you are hearing from those that took to the streets. >> reporter: yes, fairly quiet out here now han is expected to change here in the next hour as the protesters make their way from rittenhouse square to the loews hotel. some are on bicycles and some are on foot. to my left a couple hundred people on hand, not saying much or doing much at this point but it was a different scene earlier this afternoon. take a look -- >> by aozen of so people in wheelchairs the pro at the timers made their way around city hall to the loews hotel where the president was set to speak, earlier they were at thomas paine plaza and police kept a watchful eye and the police commissioner tells me that the protesters werel the most part. i spoke and the issues run the gamut to the repeal of obama care and the anti-immigrant rhetoric and cuts in other programs. >> save our services, don't cut medicaid don't cut medicare. >> the aca is not perfect and needs to be fixed and it will only get worse. >> civil rights out here. international war has brought me out here and here about the basis of our democracy has brought me out here, i could go on. >> police tell me at its peak there were 350 protesters out here and at last check no one was arrested. chad pradelli, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. as chad was just mentioning, this is a look at road closures around the hotel right now and grid is expected to reopen at 6:00 tonight. take a closer look at this map head to 6abc.com and try to craft your commute back home and to help you get around the closures and the gridlock. we turn now to the traffic report. green agannon is in for matt pellman. >> reporter: crowded condition fuzz are traveling now into center city philadelphia. we'll see those in place road closures until 6:00 p.m. we'll let you know if we see those clear but 13th is shut down at 13th and market as well as market at 12th and arch. expect delays as well at the train stations close but but update with that. if you travel on the market frank ford lines and city trolleys, 13th station is shut down but others expect traffic there, and a lot of pedestrian traffic as well and no parking around the general area of the presidential closure and the septa buses are detoured try to make your way around that and the rest of mass transit is running on or close to schedule. on the big picture, we see rush our backups out there and a lot happening right around the 13th street area because of the presidential visit. the rest of your major, 76 seeing backups as well as 95 and the vine street expressway. lets take a live look outside at university. it looks like things at this point are moving along but we see travel times eastbound and westbound 12 minutes on the eastbound side and westbound about. alicia over to you. >> thank you. when you speak about the crowds, donald trump's visit to philadelphia today brought the protesters across the city and manufacture them protesting his trip and proposed policies took to social media to domtoday and the message and an instagram user by the name of lewis showed a pretty sizable crowd in center city using the hashtag peaceful protest. that was the case for the most part. united of philly a her ed offic the city postd this video on instagram they wrote we are here for the fight and resistance in philly. >> an instagram user jackie baker postd this video where you can see the message they sent to president t 3,000 people out with their message. maria took this shot fro the top of 1 south broad showing the scope of the crowd in sent steer and shared this video with us using #6abcaction. and helen gamon councilwoman at large, she wrote thousands are standing up for divertity in the city. and here you see the councilwoman laying on the ground with her constituents outside of the gop retreat where she writes, elites plan to strip $30 million of health care and many speaking out about the potential repeal of the affordable care act. >> and the president's visit comes between a backdrop of increasing tension between united states and mexico over the president's order to build a border wall. the president canceling his visit to washington nextweek, an tico will not pay for the wall. and at today's gathering president trump says the decision to cancel was mutual. >> unless mexico will treat the united states fairly with respect, such a meeting would be fruitless and i want to go a different route. >> white house press secretary sean spicer just announces that the estimated 12 billion to 15 billion cost could be paid for with an import tax. and meanwhile the head of u.s. boarder patrol is forced out of his job, mark morgan who has clashed with the union that endorsed president trump and the white house asked him to leave and he decided to resign rather than fight. and on the stay of trump's visit, the city of philadelphia says it's time to quote prepare for the worst when it comes to losing funding for various services, with that darryl clark says it's time for the leadership to figure out how it will respond to protect the residents of philadelphia and their interests such as funding for education and housing and health care. he calls to go through the budget line by line, how the regulations under mr. trump could affect the city of philadelphia and the court coulr the city to respond. >> it's questionable whether donald trump has the authority to do some of the things he is talking about. we may have to quhal some of these initiatives in court. i'm not sure everything is talking about is constitutional. >> clark says that the other way to push back is to mobilize more people to vote in the mid term election. well, our coverage continues on 6abc.com with the presidential visit and road closures and visits in affect today and media coverage of the protests surrounding the events. now a check of the accuweather forecast. >> started out rainy and then sunny and meteorologist,a agdam joseph standing by with the lightest. >> wind gusts around the region 55 miles per hour in northeast philadelphia and 47 in wilmington and 43 in reading and the winds kicking up once we got ready of the showers this mornings. and a wind advisory is in affect until 6:00 this evening with gusts of 40 to 50 miles per hour. 1:00 this afternoon we hit the high of 55 degrees when the sunshine cam out and now down to 49 and we are tumbling now and normal 40 degrees and the winds are on the chilly side and it's still well above average, here is the evening plapper, the low 46 degrees and a slow drop in temperature we won't crash here this evening, 46 at 7:00 to 43 at 11:00 under partly cloudy skies and the winds remain breezy overnight tonight. when i come back we'll chat about the enof the week because the windchill withes are back in the forecast we'll let you know how cold it will feel in the accuweather forecast. >> thank you adam we are mre ao continues with new details about the engineer involved in last year's train derailment in chester. and see the progress as crews continueairs to the massive sinkhole in montgomery countt's known asf the most the year. the monday after super bowl a big name company is ready to change that. their creative idea is coming up. ♪ oh, it's a good day... ♪ ng excuse me! 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hazmat crews were called to scott plaza in tinicum township after reports of an odor that made some people feel light headed. the building this to be evacuated because of the odor. five people were treated at the scene and officials say there was a problem with the boiler. everyone was allowed back into the building after a half hour. >> a villanova student accused of using a hidden camera to take lewd pictures has waived his right to a preliminary hearing, 19-year-old vincent cane arrived at a courthouse in delaware this morning. cane is charged with invasion of of privacy and child pornography. police say he had a hard drive with 51,000 images and videos taken at villanova university and cardinal o'hare high and a cvs where he worked. and a massive sinkhole in montgomery county swallowed entire yards and portions of a street. and the scene is looking different as crews continue to make repairs. all day they are filling the sink hole with concrete and gravel. it's on brook road in glen side. an estimated 25 feet deep and 30 feet wide. two family remain evacuated from their homes and water in the area is turned back on but a boil water advisory is in effect until saturday. here is a look at today's closing numbers from wall street. stocks closing mixed on this thursday and the dow up 32 points and the nasdaq down 1 point and the s&p down two points today. rowan university is ready to welcome students to their campus, the engineering hall is helping the school keep up with their growing population, it showed off the $70 million building and equipped with the bio medical research labs and space for automotive projects to come. >> hope you had a chance to get outside this afternoon and get fresh air, little winnie out there and nice for the most part. >> any day with the sun we welcome it around here lately. meteorologist, adam joseph standing by with the forecast. >> it did start on the damp side this morning with showers around and once they moved out and we broke the cloud cover apart and got the sunshine back, that really mixed the air as colder air is coming in and that is what slammed the strong winds this afternoon and see ripples here along the delaware and penn's landing live on sky 6 a bounce or two and sharing the sky with cloud cover and sunshine. winds gusting at 43 miles per hour in philadelphia. near 40 in wilmington 41 at the atlantic city airport and 31 miles per hour right now in reading. as we look at the area numbers, 55 degrees just a few short hours ago with the colder winds coming in after the front came through this morning with showers, now down into the middle 40s north and west and 49 in wilmington and 53 in dover and 53 at the atlantic city airport and the numbers continue to tumble back. today we were 15 degrees above normal. if we were to close out the month of january today it's only a few days from now this would be the warmest january in philadelphia in a decade. we are running 5.5 degrees above average in temperatures, this making it the eighth straight month in a row where the monthly temperatures are above normal. but even as warm as it has been the snowfall amount we got this month, is pretty close to normal. despite how warm it has been. satellite 6 along with action radar there goes the showers off the cost and breaks of sun developing and cold air lurking to the northern and west and rain and snow showers fall apart and partly cloudy and 33 to 36 for the overnight low and there is that wind that stays up 10 to 20 miles per hour. and as we look at highs tomorrow and 5 degrees above normal and 46 in dover and the winds still remain strong during the day on your friday. and a lot of clouds mixing with some sunshine and with that win, throw those numbers away. this is what you want to look at. the windchills stay in the philadelphia area, only in the mid-30s despite air temperatures close to 10 degrees above in a. 45 tomorrow and still windy and cooler and sunshine fighting the cloud cover in the afternoon and seasonably chilly on saturday, a high back to 40 degrees and on sunday dry and sun and clouds and 42 and then some colder air starts to come in with a flurry on monday but brisk with a high temperature of just 36 degrees and in that seven-day forecast, we are heading into a new month, we'll let you know what the beginning of february looks like in the next half hour. >> thank you. it is a football fan's dream come true, heinz is giving all of its salaried employees off on the monday after super bowl sunday and they are calling it smonday. they released the tongue in cheek video to promote the idea and used a talking bottle of catchup and mustard. 1600 people call in sick or sip work on monday and the lack of productivity cost the country $1 billion, and heinz is calling on them month sign a change.org petition to declare smonday. >> i agree and alicia does to. a life saving vehicle is ready to respond to emergencies in trenton. the unique dove on wheels. and 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from the register and the worker was taken to the hospital for treatment. >> fire officials are looking at what sparked the blaze in two row homes. firefighters doused the flames and both of the houses at eighth and barkley streets were vacant and at one point the fire was so intense the crew his to evacuate and fight it only from the outside. from our new jersey newsroom tonight, there is a call to help homeless veterans in our area. this all you can eat brunch was held at the cardinal village senior center this morning. the event was held to help support operation safe haven that builds 300 square foot hike row homes for homeless veterans. cardinalville able hopes to raise money this year to build a new home for a veteran. check this out a revolutionary new unit for treating stroke today. it delivers hospital level care at a patient's home and includes ct scans and lab tests and clot busting drugs that can reverse a stroke, there are only seven units in the country like this one. >> 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"action news" continue with meteorologist adam joseph, shack and brian taff. >> it's 4:30 and "action news" continues with proof that the internet is a strange but wonderful place why sixers fans are hoisting their pets into the area. plus, swipe right to adopt a child. it may sound like a joke with you a new happen is make that a reality allowing parents to pick a child like they pick dates on tinder. >> and he stopped a run away car with his bear hands, hear what compelled this pennsylvania mechanic to dash into traffic. but we begin with two different scenes in center city philadelphia. video of donald trump being cheered by republican lawmakers eager to hear his agenda earlier today and the left in center city where protesters were gathered right now, demonstrators are marching through center city throughout the day vowing to fight president trump's agenda. we'll get to the protests in a moment but we want to start with the reason that president trump was in philadelphia today. he used his first visit to talk policy and strategy at the first republican retreat. he called on fellow republicans to create great and lasting change and spoke in broad termed about tax reform and immigration and trade. president trump touched on the widely debunk claim that millions of people voted illegally in the last election. >> we need to keep the ballot box safe from illegal voting. and believe me you take a look at what is registering folks they like to say trump trump trump. take a look at what is registering. we are going to protect the integrity of the ballot box. all of us -- >> now as the president was speaking inside the loews hotel protesters were chanting and marching in the streets outside. sara bloomquist live now intenter city with more. seems to be growing at 13th and market where the leadership is meeting, there is still a large police presence here and they have the garbage trucks up in the street and market is closed from city hall. no pedestrian traffic and no traffic getting through either. earlier the protest today was quite large and those that took part had all kinds of messages they want the president and gop to hear. hundreds of people took to the streets to protest donald trump and the gop agenda. >> he is scaring and clearly has -- he is not educated on what the issues are. >> we need to take a stand and let our new president know that we don't believe in his rhetoric. we don't believe in the policies he is pushing. >> philadelphia police are keeping a watchful eye and so far all has been peaceful. >> you know our approach is hands off as long as people are not destroying property or assaulting individuals, they have a right to protest. >> the protesters came to have their voices heard from the affordable care act to women's reproductive rights and inclues and equal ilt. >> we are afraid we'll have no nushance. >> and i am fearful for my children and grandchildren and we are here to just have our voice be ac nonls. we are worried about health care and the environment. >> i feel like we all need to stand up and speak out and not remain silent, it's the only thing that will be making change. >> and again the protest numbers are building once again. there was a lull throughout the afternoon but we know that there are smaller pockets of protesters one on rittenhouse square and we expect them to move toward 13th and market and all has been very, very peaceful. >> live in center city i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> all right sara thank you. of course the people there and the republicans in town impacting our roaded as we get a check of what happening on this thursday for the commute. gina gannon in for matt pellman. >> i have a lot of closures for you in center city a demonstration at broad street at city hall so around the area expect big delays and pedestrian traffic and 13th is shut down at market and 11th and juniper and 12th at chestnut and arch. and heave yes pedestrian traffic and you cannot park on these. and heavy travel as well on the majors and on mass transit a problem as well the 13th street station is closed because of the republicans in town and the presidential visit. the market frankford line and trolleys closing at 13th street station, the septa buses are seeing detours and a delay on the route 10 trolley. delayed because of an accident at 62nd and landsdowne but new jersey transit is running on schedule. on the big picture delays and nothing too major the biggest delay on 76. if you travel on lincoln drive maybe you are trying it avoid the backup. a downed tree at gypsy lane and wisconsinic en. norm at owl there now if you are traveling out. here is a live look at the vine street expressway at broad treat, as of right now it doesn't look like traffic is bad but approaching 76. >> thank you. well just about one block away from the loews hotel, council members joins activists to voice support for the muslim community. ahead of the president's speech. >> we will not accept the anti-islamic rhetoric that is harassment and attacks against women in hijabs and climate and fear that sounded our muslim neighbors. >> that was councilwoman helen gym introducing an anti-islamic resolution. she says the president has fueled anti-muslim harassment and that passed unanimously a short time later. president trump was not the only world leader, theresa may just fin herbed addressing republican lawmakers and tomorrow she will be at the white house to meet with president trump and may is the first foreign leader to meet with the president and a join news conference with mr. trump his first question and answer question since taking office. >> and all day "action news" viewers are sharing photos and videos with us, using #6abcaction and we would love if you would continue doing so, you too can be a part of "action news." authorities in buck county had to rescue a worker that got stuck in a hole this afternoon. it happened at an excavation site on radcliffe street at 12:30. the 49-year-old worker was trapped for 30 minutes and then taken to the hospital to be checked out and the accident is under investigation at this hour. >> an explosion inside a manhole injured a montgomery county woman today and the explosion happened underground at the intersection of ardmore just after 6:00 a.m. the force of that blast blew the lid off the manhole and then it hit the woman in the ankle and it knocked out power for local reads and businesses but they have just restored service within the hour and it's not yet clear what caused this explosion. >> 22-year-old dillon valenti made an appearance in court after stealing a car in broomall with a baby in the backseat. the parents were cited for leaving the child unattended. valenti will be back in court for a formal arraignment next month. meteorologist, adam joseph, joining us now. wind advisory in effect for much of the area, the winds are whipping around but from you not out there, the winds are turning pretty chilly that is a good sign for ski resorts like spring mountain. we have sun and clouds there and you can see barely trying to hold on to some of that man made snow on the out skirts of the actual slope. bare ground for the entire season for the most part and 44 degrees there and winds from the northwest at 18 and windchill of 36 and a few skiers and bodiers out there and look to the west you see colder air is trying to push in from the west. 36 in pittsburgh and 39 in charleston, west virginia and trying to hold on to 50 in the last hour in philadelphia. and still in the 50s washington to richmond. the wind advisory in effect for another hour and a half or so. and winds gusting 40 to 50 miles per hour and all the areas highlighted in that brown and the winded whip up overnight tonight and we'll talk about windchills going into the weekend and the seven day including groundhog day in just a little bit. >> groundhog day. >> right around the corner. >> adam thank you. new jersey is making health history with a present to new parents being offered statewide. monica malpass is police officer in the newsroom with more on this story today. >> the goal is to reduce the number of deaths for infants, sleep related deaths specifically. the box that officials in the garden state will help newborns go to sleep safely. and something happening on the broadcast that was never done before that is sure to be a hit with their employees. sharrie see you then. >> thanks monica. she has been a well known face in the upper darby school district and now she is ready to ride out into the sunset. rose parise is retiring she is 93 years old and some say she could keep going. she has worked as a tax collector for the school district and the longer tenured employee in the business office and had a surprise lunch in her honor today. her coworkers say she is meticulous in her record keeping. >> you go rose. can you eat your way to better health? nydia han investigates super foods in the what's the deal. >> plus, would you use an app to adopt a baby? one startup is banking on it. allowing them to swipe right or left on children they like similar to tinder matching. and trust the paw says. sixers fans proving the internet is a place for all things cats. where things come from? how they get here? what they're packed in? it's a lot of stuff. and these things add up. that's why we recycle. [vo:]it's nice to know that raymour and flanigan is proud to be a leading recycler- 17 million pounds of recyclable materials every year. turned from trash into treasure. so in the future, we will all have a more beautiful world. ♪ tonight we are hearing fort first time from a mechanic in scranton hailed a hero for his quick thinking. jeff ran into traffic trying to stop a suv involved in the collision. a pregnant woman was involved in the crash and she could not get her vehicle in park and started rolling down the road to other vehicles. he was just trying to prevent another crash. >> as long as she is okay that is the main thing. i guess i'm a hero i don't feel like it. but i guess i am. >> police are looking at the surveillance video from his auto shop as part of their investigation. the pregnant woman says she wasn't paying attention when she hit the car in front of her. big talkers we start with the app that has quickly come under fire called adoptly like tinder for adoption. the goal was to make adopting kids quick and easy, you swipe left or ride if you see a child that may make a good fit or not. a lot of outrage over there. they planned to get into the market but they were suspended by review by the safety team and the same thing on kick startering adoptly works like this. family can scroll through gender or ethnicity. they feel like the sites would take down they feel like it's a legitimate idea. and help kids and perspective parents. >> now are you and your feline part of the new revolution, the row and the fans are celebrating the wins on twitwer the m with hashtag raise the cat. it came from ben simmons posting this picture of himself on instagram with one of his cats perched on his shoulder but the hashtag was born by the fan named dennis grove who started the trend and sixers win and raise your cat and apparently it's not really always easy as simmons makes it look. and then tweeted this picture of him raising not one but two of his cats and fans are also on board. but are the cats, owen here says he might like a few words with dennis who started the revolution and some are using it for g the providence animal shelter is offering half off cat adoptions until the end of the month. they are looking for a good home. the guy dennis is pick making tx shirts with all the profit goesing to philly paws. >> how cool is that. celebrating the wins and putting the cats front and center too. >> alicia thank you. a lets step outside6 hd giv atlantic city this evening. my goodness a beautiful shot and sun shining and setting as it reflects off the building. adam joseph has the exclusive accuweather forecast next. . meteorologist, able able joining us now. we are sunshine. >> and that brought down strong winds and colder air is moving in. as we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan that precipitation from this morning is long gone to the east and the clouds broke apart this afternoon and not tracking any precipitation as we go through the independent of the week. the almanac for today. we hit a high of 55 degrees, well above that normal of 40 degrees, the record though 74 and even the low this morning. 42 degrees when we should be sitting in the middle 20s and take a look at that 55 and look at the normal of 40. here is good news, for those that don't like the depths of winter, the heart of winter climate speaking the coldest stretch is typically january 5th to january 26 and today so starting tomorrow the normal highs start to go back up through the rest of the winter season. 36 in allentown as well as reading and the windchills are backing off to the west. feels like 41 in philadelphia and still 50 to the south and these numbers continue to fall overnight tonight. there are the showers earlier this morning long gone and seeing a decent amount of sunshine and especially south of philadelphia, more clouds to the north and west and any of these snow and rain showers, near the u.s. and canadian border in western pennsylvania will kind of fall apart overnight. for tonight partly cloudy and colder and 36 degrees for center city and the winds remain rather breezy between 10 and 20 miles per hour. and it feels like the 20s despite air temperatures in the 30s. your planner here for friday. the high tomorrow 45 drees and technically it's 4 degrees above normal and tomorrow's normal is up to 41. and sunshine in the morning and clouds erupt with the cold irair in the afternoon and chillier air and the wins continue to funnel through the region tomorrow and windchills 20s when you wake up across the board and even in the afternoon despite a high of 45 and the peak of the day 36 in philadelphia and at or below freezing to the north and west. we are kind of in a transition zone right now with the jet stream over us, all the warm and we have had through much of this month starting to push away out of the open waters in the atlantic and as we go into the latter part of the weekend and the beginning part of next week we get a dip in the jet stream and yes it's chillier we are not putting cold in here no arctic air and back to normal as we go into the last few days of january and the beginning of february. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast 45 brisk and cooler tomorrow, a lot of clouds in the afternoon and windchills in the 30s and seasonably chilly on saturday and 40 degrees and clouds fighting with sun at times and 42 on sunday and there is that chillier air coming in monday, tuesday and right through thursday which is february 2nd groundhoged day and sun and clouds through that time period and could be snow showers coming through during the day on wednesday. but overall even though we see a pattern change, technically that is really not bad as you get into the beginning of february. >> but hey we are out of the heart of winter. >> there you go. >> cheers. >> cheers. >> a super foods miracle foods do they really work we'll look into it in what's the deal. @ many people are trying to eat healthier in the new year and trying products touted as power foods and super food and some miracle cures. but consumer reports says watch out. >> this is a buyer beware. the truth about what these foods can and can't do for your health and listen closely. it may have a downside. youthe ads and seen the claims, foods drinks and spices that promote weight loss and make you look younger. the consumer reports took a clos look at trendy foods to see if the claims were too good from reality.d s hype take apple cider supposedly if you drink it regularly it lowers cholesterol and aids in weight loss and lower crest roll. wrong. >> overdoing it on apple cider vinegar is shown to dam the esophagus. >> and bone broth, stock is said to make skin look younger or coconut oil, and turmeric that vibrant yelloce is it powerful enough to destroy tumors. consumer reports says that more proof is needed. >> any time it says miracle cure, some have health benefits but eating a lot of them all the time is not giving you super powers. >> there is a better way, eat whole grains and lots of fruits and vegetables and lean proteins and do keep eating the trendy kale adding in brussel sprouts and broccoli and cabbage, they are jam packed with nutrients, here are claims that hold up. ginger is an effective claim for nausea and for a headache try drinking a tall glass of water before reaching for a pill. an invention that could help clearing snow and making it more this is the hover flow. the brain child of teenager tanner sheerer, he uses his hover board to take snofling to the next level, his waterproof scooter works best in an inch or two of light snow. it hit the independent net in december and was viewed 327,000 times. >> the kid is on to something, he is on the move there. >> i would do all my neighbors driveways too. >> that will do it for "action news" at 4:00. i'm brian taff. hope you'll join me along with sharrie and adam tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00. >> i think that rick liked the hover board also, here is rick and monica with a look ahead. >> very brian as my neighbor i'm not worried. >> all right coming up next on "action news" at 5:00 tonight, president trump comes to philadelphia the message he had for republican leaders and the protest his appearance sparked across center city today and we are live team coverage. signs of progress after days of that massive sinkhole swallowing a home. those store yeses coming your way next at 5:00. >> announcer: one of these superfans headed to the superbowl! but first they have got to impress judge jesse palmer. >> you gotta bring it. >> announcer: in the fantasy foodball competition, next rachael! ♪ "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. now is the dawn of a new era. of american independence, a rededication to the idea that the people are in charge of their own destiny. >> it was president trump's first business trip as commander and chief and that brought him here to philadelphia. today he used his headlining speech at his party's annual speech. >> fight fight fight! on the streets of philadelphia meantime, trump's appearance sparked several protests and demonstrators marched aren't the loews hotel tonight ahead of his remarks and now more protests are underway. it's thursday night and the big story on "action news" is trump's visit to philadelphia it comes amidst three big headlines out of washington concerning border security. first mexico's president planned his meeting with president trump after an aggressive tweet from trump regarding his proposed

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