>> tom: twins after this series head out of town. 0-1. ground ball to third. nunez is up with it. carlos is retired. carlos had a hit today in four official at-bats. he also walked. tyler goeddel will get a chance. tom kin's numbers, 3.93 e.r.a.

off the hand out to short. two outs. here's cesar hernandez. was not supposed to start today. he was going to play first yet again. tommy joseph came down with an illness so blanco moved to first and cesar was put into the lineup. all he's done today is scored three runs, collect three hits, walk once. his average has been raised ten points from .248 to .258.

>> ben: nothing better than going 3 for 3. good swing. >> tom: a chopper inside the bag

down the right-field line. he can fly. see where he winds up. he's going to think three right out of the chute and he is on his way. cesar hernandez with his fourth hit of the afternoon and the phils have a runner with two men down in the ninth inning. >> ben: what a change of events for him today. first lineup goes up, you're like, i'm not in there. you get inserted in the lineup, go 4 for 4. 3-2 count. bullet down the line, right past joe mauer. there's no doubt he was going to get to third base. could have gone in standing up. >> tom: eventually been in the doghouse the way he's been playing but may have gotten himself out of it this afternoon. >> ben: did you see him pick up? halfway around second base,

picked up sammy right away, sammy waved him on. >> tom: ball gets away far moment. 0-2 to galvis. >> ben: cesar now up to .261. >> tom: galvis today the three-run home run, a career high five rbis. phillies now with seven runs on 15 hits here this afternoon. one ball and two strikes. there is jeanmar gomez warming up in the pen.

>> ben: i know pete went out just to talk to jerad eickhoff. chooch was out there as well. motioned for all the other infielders, hey, this is just between us. ever since that time, this team has come alive. >> tom: i think it's a little symbolism. they probably didn't hear all of it, but they certainly understood what it was about. galvis strikes out and the inning is over. phillies leave runner at third base. their 15th hit a triple by cesar hernandez. now, although it's not a save situation, they need a victory.

>> gregg: guys, this one's not over yet. >> tom: phils have to get three more outs and they'll hand it over to jeanmar gomez. gomez will try to finish off this twins team. they've won the first two games

of the series. a scoreless inning for hector neris. he allows one hit during his scoreless inning of work. first pitch is in there for a strike. one of the things pete told us the other and bob mcclure kind of reiterated this today, with somebody like jeanmar gomez, make sure you get him some work because sometimes as a sinkerballer he becomes way too strong and his command is not what they would want it to be. nunez starts the ninth inning with a single. the leadoff batter is aboard. max kepler will be the hitter. he's 1 for 3 today.

>> tom: inside. one ball, one strike. >> tom: over toward first, over the glove of blanco into right field. nunez will head to third base and kepler with speed to second. the twins have runners on second and third with nobody out. it's a five-run lead. but the twins are threatening

here in the ninth inning. so a double for kepler. >> ben: nip it in the bud, make your pitches. may give up a run or two. >> tom: well, you have the bottom of the order. play the infield back with nobody out. they'll give up a run to get an out. hitless in three at-bats.

his average is right at .2 fushgs for the season. on the outside corn we are a sinker and it's win ball and one strike. phillies have retired the twins in order three times this afternoon. that one's lined out to right field. right at bourjos. tagging from third is nunez, and the throw by bourjos goes toward the cutoff man at shortstop. it a run is in, 7-3, but one out in the ninth inning. >> ben: that's what i'm talking about, make your pitches, get outs. smart play by peter bourjos. smart play by kepler as well not to try and take that base.

>> tom: he's fast enough he's in scoring position easily. centeno with buxton out. runner on second base. centeno is 0 for 2, walked back in the fifth inning an scored one of the three runs for the twins. one ball and one strike as that ball is fouled away.

>> tom: see if he can finish him off here he's ahead 1-2. carlos trots out to talk to his right-hander. new york yankees trying to win for the fifth time in the month of june. won 14 games in april, 12 in may. have won just four games here in june.

out to left field. tyler goeddel will run out of room. >> tom: out toward right center field. odubel herrera. lit slice back to him. over to third base is kepler. sometimes you just don't know what he's doing out there. doesn't look very comfortable.

phillies are one out away from finishing off this ball game. >> ben: maybe there's something back there that he's not picking the ball up? >> tom: that's what i'm wonder. and who knows? not to make excuses for him but there's something that's causing him at times to not see the ball properly. buxton has a base hit today. he's 1 for 3.

>> tom: two really good pitches, sinkers on the hands. >> ben: that's what i said. just get back to making your pitches. you may give up a run or two, but get back to making your pitches. >> tom: runner at third base, no balls and two strikes. slider down and away. 1-2. gomez for a good part of this year was the major league leader in saves. he was reaping the benefits of the phils' close games, the well-played games, and he was a big reason why they were seven over .500. a looper foul down the left-field line. i was thinking the same thing, i don't know how he didn't break his bat. >> ben: didn't sound very good.

>> tom: those number-one picks, those first-rounders, they don't get good wood. >> ben: i would hear them break the bat and they'd just get back in the box, and i'd think, uh, how do you not hear that? or even feel it? i'm not saying this one is broken but it didn't sound good. >> tom: 2-2. >> tom: just missed off the outside corner.

3-2. line drive caught by maikel franco at third and the losing streak is over! the phillies win it today 7-3. it's their first win in nine games. a nine-game losing streak is finally over as the offense comes to life and they keep on adding on as the afternoon moved on. i don't know if maikel franco caught that or if the ball caught maikel franco. freddy galvis had a big day, five rbis. he is our "chevrolet player of the game," triple and a home run. cesar hernandez also had four hits this afternoon for the phillies. and jerad eickhoff gets the victory for the phils.

our w.b. mason "deliveries of the game," well, they're provided by freddy galvis. >> ben: second inning, just get the job done. safety squeeze there to score cody asche. in the sixth inning, comes up, gets a curveball down and drives it off the right center field wall for a triple. the most exciting play in baseball. then the big one in the top of the eighth inning, off kevin jepsen, three-run jimmy jack to right field. some pretty swings there out of the phillies shortstop. there are your "w.b. mason deliveries of the game." >> tom: nice day offensively for the phillies. freddy galvis had a big afternoon, cesar hernandez had a big afternoon for phils, and the phils' nine-game losing streak is over with here today. 7-3 the final score. phillies banged out 15 base hits in this afternoon's ball game. seven runs on 15 base hits. let's go down to murph who's with freddy galvis. murph?

>> gregg: thank you very much. yeah, five rbi for you, a career high today, and, you know, pete mackanin has been talking about productive at-bats for this entire team, and you had a handful of productive at-bats today including a couple sacrifices. was that the concentration for you this afternoon? >> yeah. that's concentration of every game we have to play. today was a good day. i was needing a good game, you know, and hopefully i get it today and feel good, man, feel good to have a good day, you know, good at-bat, try to help the team to win some games. >> gregg: it seemed to me that on your home run and on your triple they were inside pitches you were able to recognize and turn on. is that fair? is that just seeing that and knowing that you can get your barrel to it? >> yeah. thing was couple pitches were coming into me, i was thinking away, you know, and i just reacting and put a good swing to those balls and, you know, felt good to get a good contact right

now. >> 22 runs in this series. i know you guys only get one win out of it, but 22 for this offense, you can build on that i think. >> i think we do really good. the guys never back down, you know, always fighting. something we have to keep doing if we want to win some more games. >> gregg: freddy, we appreciate your time. back upstairs. >> tom: we appreciate that. here's freddy's swing on his home run. got the bat head out and he drove it out of the ballpark pretty deep, and he finished with five rbis. the phils win it 7-3. we'll be back right after this. ♪ smooth to the core. crown royal regal apple flavored whisky.

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final score this afternoon, the phillies 7 and the twins 3. jerad eickhoff the win, he's 5-9. ricky nolasco the loss, 3-5. 38 hits, 22 runs in the three-game series against the twins. but they were able to manage the victory here today. but it was nice to end a nine-game losing streak p you're the phils. our next telecast tomorrow night from the city by the bay, a start of a three-game series against the giants. zach eflin taking the mound against jake peavy. pregame live begins at 9:30. t for ben davis, gregg murphy and our crew, i'm tom mccarthy. the phillies 7, the twins 3. "phillies postgame live" can be

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>> this is democrats and sit-in on the house floor and vow to continue the fight for gun control. live nbc 10 team coverage from here to washington with live developments in both stories. the supreme court blocked the immigration's reform plan. keith jones has more. keith? >> today's riling with a lot of political layers, but bolt tom line, millions of undocumented immigrants could be sent out of the country. today, the supreme court locked in a tie on the immigration issue meaning the lower court ruling stays in place. that court ruled that the obama administration did not have the authority to shield up to 4 million immigrants from deportation and make them eligible for work permits without approval from congress. the death of justice scalia left the supreme court evenly divided on the issue, and under the president's proposal, adults in the united states illegally

could remain if they meet certain residency requirements and have children who are american citizens or lawful permanent residents, but expands another program now in effect allowing young people to stay in the country if they were brought here under age 16. >> it is my firm belief immigration is not something to fear. we don't have to wall ourselves off from those who may not look like us right now or pray like we do or have a different last name because being an american is about something more than that. >> reporting live in the digital operations center, keith jones, nbc 10 news. >> today's decision blows a disappointing blow to millions of family, thousands in our area. >> nampb, hear from some of them. nbc 10's cydnie long is live, and you spoke to a young student who expressed what today's ruling means for them.

>> reporter: simply put, local families fear their families could be broken up. this family run a local and popular mexican restaurant. they thought the president's push to protect immigrants gave a layer of protection, but now it's peeled away and perhaps for good. 26-year-old alma of cherry hill lives with the fear of her or family being deported to their native country. >> so, yeah, it is scary. i don't imagine myself, but i have to do it, then i will. >> reporter: she's a waitress and currently studying nursing with a dream act scholarship when her phone rang this morning, her sister breaking the news of the supreme court ruling that leaves millions of immigrant families like hers in limbo. >> she called me, and i said, are you serious, and she was, like, yeah, i don't want to say it this way, but, you know, this happened, and then we have to be prepared for whatever comes

next. >> reporter: she's not a parent yet, enroll in the government's deferred action program, and she has a temporary work visa, but with the government having records of mom and sisters with children born in the u.s., the fear of deportation is present. >> i've seen older cases that have -- that people have -- well, i.c.e. came to their houses. >> reporter: she was counting on president obama's program to lift the constant burden and fear of suddenly changing her fate and future. >> it's really sad because there's a lot of people that were hoping for something, and then they have been waiting for years and nothing's going to happen. >> reporter: and we also spoke to an immigration attorney today who says his e-mail and phone lines have been lighting up since this morning's ruling. more on that decision coming up at 5:00 and 6:00. nbc 10 news. >> see you in the next half

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gun control debate rages for a second day on capitol hill. >> the group declared victory after suspending their sit-in after more than 25 hours on the house floor. they staged the protest to demand votes on two gun control bills in the wake of the orlando shooting rampage. they were not able to get republicans to vote, but the democrats say they got the point across to the american people. nbc 10 lauren mayk is live this afternoon where she spoke to congressman about taking part in the sit-in. lauren? >> reporter: yeah, this sit-in is over, but in is not finished.

democrats did not get the vote that they wanted, but they do feel that they took some action, and that is something they say is needed. they came down the steps of the capital, finale for now of a sit-in by members of congress that lasted more than 24 hours. we caught up with two democrats from pennsylvania and new jersey who took part in the dramatic move to force a vote on gun legislation. >> we spent a lot of time over the l.a. 24 or 25 hours together. >> having the conversation, listening to 188 of our colleagues speak from the heart and the issues and their district, and they are not unlike our drigts. >> reporter: the congressman is from south jersey, and congressman boyle from montgomery county, democrats, among dozens in the party who took the frustration to the floor, but republicans, like pennsylvania's pat mian, criticize it as not a real effort as a solution.

what do you think of this? >> well, actually, it really more of is a stunt than a legitimate effort to do legislation. the bills that they are talking about have already been voted down by democrats in the senate. >> reporter: outside, i asked congressman boyle about criticism from across the ail. it's a publicity stunt, a fundraising stunt, is it? >> no. >> reporter: and as to that, i spoke with congressman bob brady from philadelphia on the phone today, and when i asked about how successful it was, he pointed out that we are here, that it has gotten a lot of attention. when they come back on july 5th, he says they'll do it again. live in washington, d.c., i'm lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. we'll be right back.

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right now at 5:00, a 4-year-old girl shot and killed inside her philadelphia apartment, who police are questioning right now in the investigation. resigning, effective immediately, convicted congressman fattah backtracks and steps down from his seat now after first announcing that he would stay in office until october. first, a major immigration decision coming out of the supreme court deals a devastating blow to millions of immigrant families. nbc 10 news at 5:00 starts right now. 4 million undocumented immigrants may be at risk of deportation because of developments from the high court today. >> the supreme court took up the immigration issue, but the justices were split so the lower court ruling stands. that ruling says the obama administration did not have the

authority to shield up to 4 million imgrants from deportation and not have work permits without approval from congress. >> more than two decades now, our immigration system and everybody acknowledges has been broken. the fact that the supreme court was not able to issue a decision today doesn't just set the system back even further, but it takes us further from the country that we aspire to be. >> the justices one sentence opinion effectively kills the president's plan for the rest of his presidency. >> philadelphia immigration activists gathered to discuss and demand end to deportations. >> andrea cruz from telemundo 62 spoke to activists. talk about their reactions today. >> reporter: they mostly expr z expressed frustration for the time being. millions of immigrants will not be able to file for those protections, but according to the immigrants we spoke with