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the tornado watch goes until 9:00 a.m..or all the counties in red meeting conditions are favorable for the development. basically be on the lookout. the already have strong thunderstorms be on the lookout is coming in from the west. showers and storms will develop this is going to be a wicked line. it's going to wake a lot of people up but it's not a severe thunderstorm at this hour. the computer model forecast shows the rain continuing to move through. we could kick up some strong storms today. with dry out this afternoon and tuesday will be a hot one in nine degrees by this afternoon. >> dealing with overnight construction this morning. heading in bound on the kennedy the ramp is blocked off all picked up the top of the hour so shouldn't be an issue for many commuters heading out after that point. otherwise the rest of the rows are looking good. >> the morning powder puff. >> would love to tell you about kids doing great things. i always love the stories. today we have one about an 11 year-old who developed a cup to help

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avoid that area until further notice. follow me on twitter and i will give you the details as they become visible. right new we will talk to meteorologist mike nicco with the weather. it is fore and windy. >> a change. it looks less like summer this morning. we can see the lowest clouds and low of the visibility on live doppler 7 hd at half moon bay. we have reports of drizzle along the coast and the peninsula because of the thick are cloud deck that is at the top of sutro tower. get ready for less sunshine and a cooler breeze with temperatures only 75 to 84 inland and 59 to 65 along the coast into downtown san francisco and 68 to 77 away the bay. our best chance of drizzle from now until 9:00 but we will have a couple more chances in the seven-day outlook. >>> more now on the breaking news leyla gulen was talking about, san francisco police and the c.h.p. are investigating a fatal crash that triggered the sig-alert along 80 coming into san francisco and our reporter is is live with the report. >> c.h.p. plans to be here

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two lanes out until 5:00. 53 south bound to write are out until 5. >> much more to come including a longrs of the city's airports. them another town is hit by a tornado. three days in a row in the midwest. >> the bears great talks about on field injuries and who he thinks is responsible. >> an update on the cats that terrorized a family. what is he up to now?last night storms brot lightning that hit several homes in the suburbs. >> of the woman sexually assaulted and robbed at the north side parking garage. >> the president weighs options as militants take over the largest oil refinery in iraq. good morning, i'm erin mcelroy. and i'm cortney hall in for dan. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. >> prepare for more weather. but the heat is finally going away i'm a bit excited about that. >> you always have to find something good in the misery. >> working on my political career. cooler temperatures. if you are one of those people who likes to save money this is good news for you. >> i used to sweat it out. >> of today we continue to see showers across the region. the hea

remains until september 30, 2017. procurement marine corps $927 million to remain for obligation september september 30, 2017. ircraft procurement air force, $12,046,941,000 to remain available for obligation until september 30, 2017. missile procurement air force, $ 4,446,211,000 to remain available september 30, 2017. procurement of ammunition, air to remain 2,,000 available until september 30, 2017. other procurement air force, $16 billion to remain available for obligation until september 30, 2017. rocurement, defense-wide $4,358,121,000 to remain available for obligation under september 3017. the chair: the clerk will suspend. for what purpose does gentlelady from texas seek recognition? ms. jackson lee: i have an amendment at the desk. the clerk: page 29, line 22, after the dollar amount, insert reduced by $5 million. page 33, line 11 after the dollar amount amount insert increase by $5 million. increase ne 19 insert by 5 million. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 628, the gentlelady from texas, ms. jackso

the city council has until tomorrow to amend the city budget to include the extra money. most of the money comes from revenue from home sale transfer taxes. the mayor quan has suggest using the money to pay down debts and public safety projects but some suggest setting the money aside for a rainy day fund. >> oakland officials want to unveil a new and improved 9-1-1 dispatch center. the mayor quan and oakland police officials are on hand for the unveiling. the from is the result of $750,000 investment for upgrades to allow faster and clearer real time communication between dispatchers and police officers. it will be held at 10:00 this morning. in san francisco, there is a big freeway closing through the fourth of july northbound 280 between 101 and king street starting on when night at 9:00 p.m. replacing a bridge hinge as on southbound 280 over the memorial day weekend. if you park in san francisco yesterday was the last sunday you had to feed the mer. free sunday parking runs to most spaces with parking meters and the free parking came back after complains of having to

that's in affect until 8:45. that includes dover and camden and we want to show you what the scene looks like. take a look at how heavy the traffic is. we will be back with the weekend forecast. >> no more u.s. troops. that's the promise from president obama as violence in iraq continues to escalate. >> following the developing situation from our digital operations center. >> you saw the president from the white house earlier today addressing the growing insurgenc insurgency. the president promising that america would do its part to help and that does not include sending soldiers back to iraq. no boots on the ground, if you will. the president said he asked national security teams to prepare a range of other options for him to consider in the next few days. that could include military action. mr. o bam acknowledged the risk posed and called on the iraqi government to find a political solution to this crisis. we can't do it for them. they have to demonstrate a interestingness to make hard decisions and compromises

until one day, students decided to go down the slide for life headfirst. instead of swinging his body underneath the rope, he bravely mounted the top of the rope and thrust himself forward. it was a dangerous move. seemingly foolish and fraught with risk. failure could mean injury. without hesitation, he slid down the rope perilously fast, it only took him half the time. by the end of the course, he had broken the record. if you want to change the world, sometimes you have to slide down the obstacles headfirst. during the warfare phase of students go to an island. the waters are a breeding ground for great white sharks. to pass training there along swims that must be completed, one is the night swim. the instructors jointly brief the students of all the species of sharks that inhabit the waters. i assure you, however, that's no student has ever been eaten by a shark. at least not that i can remember. but if a shark begins to circle your position, you were taught that you must stand your ground, do not stand away, do not be afraid will stop if the shark dar

and also until it's consequences of its implementation are examined. what we've already seen the destruction of the effort in your honor, areas the worldwide use of herbicides this is leading to and it will lead to erosion and more innovation of or suck suction of innovation weeds and grass comes next and the types of things that grow in a clear-cut area is not what people want this will encourage development the wide areas people wouldn't federal court them and advocate for them it will make it easier to seize those areas and have them developed for needed housing and also the cost of it i'm against it please don't vote for it >> thank you. next speaker. >> hi i'm speaking as an individual today. i'd like to start with my plea to please vote against this. very often we see people that build a bridge or develop a park we still talk about them but it's good for people to stop something that would be a problem. my concern is policy 4.2 will bake conflict into the rose and that will mean for the next 20 years or until it survivors again there will be an a

. >> until the autopsy proves otherwise. >> fire in this case was used in an attempt to cover a murder. >> but who wanted this woman dead? and why? >> greed and money are probably the oldest motives in the world for a murder. >> but would he get away with it? >> he thought he was a pretty smart guy. that was the mistakes he made. >>> just after dusk in november of 2000, firefighters in augusta, georgia, were dispatched to a mobile home fire on the south side of town. >> they're tinderboxes and you're talking about a matter of minutes before the entire mobile home is completely engulfed. >> it took ten minutes for firefighters to bring the blaze under control. when they did, they found the homeowner, edith ann haynes, dead in the bathroom. >> she became overwhelmed by the smoke and the heat and was unable to, you know, escape the fire and died inside. >> edith ann haynes, known to friends as ann, was divorced and was on disability from her job at the kendall company, makers of surgical dressings. a preliminary investigation indicated the fire started in a spare bedroom used as a storage

which he said quite a bit until he got the tape around. and then he started telling me don't make a noise or i will kill you. >> the victim was renee dulany. >> i at one point decided that the best thing i could do was convince him that i was not going to call the police or anything. that was the best chance i had for living. >> renee's rapist spent a lot of time in her apartment making sure he left no evidence behind. >> when he was finished, he dumped water over me and then used a towel and wiped me off. >> when the rapist actually left the residence, he took everything with him. he took the tape. he took the knife. he took the items that he brought with him, so there wasn't a lot of evidence to be collected on the scene. >> to investigators the m.o. of the rapist seemed similar to that of tammy tatum's killer. was it possible the two crimes were connected? i live in a luxury penthouse overlooking central park. when the guests arrive, they're greeted by my butler, larry. my helipad is being re-surfaced so tonight we travel by more humble

it is going to be a busy scene until further notice. follow me on twitter and i will provide the updates as you make your drive into the city. we will now talk to meteorologist mike nicco who has the weather. there is a high wind advisory. >> it will be breezy. in the cartinez strait and delta community we have a high wind watch. yours is put out by c.h.p. i believe, so there is a difference. we will look at the wind. the 13 miles per hour at sfo and 14 miles per hour at oakland and 23 at fairfield. the winds are going to pick up from now through noon and they will be fastest from noon until 9:00 this evening and you can see we will gust around 20 to 25 miles per hour and after the rush of cooler air coming in today and dropping our temperatures compared to yesterday, breezy and drizzle is possible this morning and cloudy. the best chance wide-spread sunshine is from the morning to the noon hour and thicker clouds come in, in the afternoon. for the cost we starting in the mid-50's and end up around 60 at 4:00 and upper 60's at 4:00. mid

this line likely won't make it to toward philadelphia until after 9:00 o'clock. so if you're stepping outdoors to the phillies game we're looking at a hit or miss shower or thunderstorm. keep that in mind. temperatures by first pitch will be in the low 80s. it will also be warm and muggy. so now until 8:00, warm, humid arc few scattered showers and thunderstorms popping up across the area. then from 8:00 until midnight more coverage and some of that could provide some locally heavy rain. we'll have the timing of what to expect after midnight and beyond with this system coming up. >> thank you, scott. you can track the storms and showers as they move toward our area. to see a life interactive radar go to myfoxphilly.com and click on the weather tab. >> happening now in center city philadelphia, rittenhouse square residents are meeting to night about safety concerns after that sexual assault of a woman that has shocked the community. fox 29's shawnette wilson is live in center city tonight with the latest on the investigation and the meeting to night. shawnette? >>

fox fought your cast, cloudy, humid until noon. lunch hour the first time to see rain, some may come down pretty heavy, later this evening could see thunderstorms specially if you live naught and west of philadelphia. foxcast, 85, cloudy, humid with afternoon thunderstorms, one of those typical summary days, not really pool day. but tonight see the remains, remaining thunderstorms move through. that's a look at the foxcast, right after 4:00 a.m., welcoming back my good friend, kacie mcdonnell with some time off. >> it was very nice, i did nothing. >> good. >> probably ate too much and that's thousand goes unfortunately. so work out week. thank you, middletown, only construction for this morning, that's all we will talk b headed out to middletown, northbound side business route one, one lane at the scene, southbound side of the northeast extension past lansdale, if you are headed out, right lane blocked for work there. see no huge slow down at that scene n whitemarsh headed to valley green road bridge, that's closed, between creek l

it's closed until further notice. the bridge was one of more than two dozen in the area given a lower weight restriction last summer. a penndot spokesman says the bridge failed a recent inspection. >> there was an inspection in late may. we received a report in here. a few days ago we decided it's unsafe for travel. so that's one action that we normally do. we proceed with closing the bridge down. >> penndot can't estimate how long the bridge will be closed. it's not clear what caused it to deteriorate. the state has the highest percentage of structurally deficient bridges in the country at nearly 25%. new jersey ranks 26th at nearly 10%. delaware at just over 6%. >>> two men in custody for a shootout that played out on surveillance inside a philadelphia hotel. this was the scene back on march 31st at the roosevelt manor inn. when please arrived they heard gunshots from the hall. please say two men were shooting alt each other. investigators say they had a fight. one man running a prostitution operation was inside whe

it's just five days until the nba draft.ers have the third overall pick behind cleveland and milwaukee. projected top three pick had surgery yesterday to repair a stress fracture in his right foot which could affect his draft stock. and noel knows exactly what he is going through, he had an acl injury that kept him on the sixers bench all season. >> i feel for him, you know, all that pressure and all the expectations. but you just have to stay positive and keep working on himself, and just do what he can do, because everything else is out of his control. >> this time last year everything was new for the eagles and their head coach, chip kelly, and now as they wrap up their second offseason schedule the players are seeing the benefits of kelly's focus on health. >> in the seasons prior, you know, i don't think that we focused on much of taking care of your body and getting the proper sleep and keeping your soft tissue in as good of shape as we did last year. at first it seemed kind of crazy, but as the season went along it's

with a below average until next wednesday. then we reach 80 again. >> coming up, a heat added to the steamy came at the nba finals. and big names turn out for a hillary clinton fund- raiser. we're hoping she will run for president. >> and protecting yourself from the sun. a cancer survivor talks about skin cancer. now that summer is *almost officially here... it's time to think about protecting yourself from the sun when you head outside. skin cancer is the fastest growing cancer in the united states. i recently sat down with a skin cancer survivor from glenview to talk about how her life changed after being diagnosed with melanoma. leave my kids to leave my job leave my husband and co and the one. i lived at the clinical trial for close to three months. i was in quarantine. nobody could see me. >> shares traveled all the country for treatment after being diagnosed with stage for skin cancer. since then she has made it her life's work to educate people about the danger of too much sun. statistics are grim. it's the fastest-gro

the deal sang i and the rest until you meet a little baby a briefly. breaking news on our t.v. the head of the main hospital in new down's confirms a russian reporter has died during surgery after sustaining grave injuries during the shelling of a village in east ukraine you're watching the last footage he shot during the assault. washington sends troops to iraq sunni extremists move ever closer to the capital after seizing several other key cities. also this hour british activists condemn a proposed law that would see some hikers jailed for life and could also punish whistleblowers. live from our new center in moscow twenty four hours a day welcome i'm you know neal our top story this hour the head of the main hospital in lugansk has confirmed a russian journalist has died after being caught up in violence in eastern ukraine a crew from the to see a t.v. channel were hit during the army's continued shelling of a village near the city of lookouts you're watching last footage the journalist managed to film during the assault let's get more on the story from. who is in the region

two left lanes out until 6:00. on top of this, overturned car has three right lanes outbound down to two. we are recovering slightly through there were this flipped car has things really tied up on the north end of the tristate. no. still look good overall. we will break it down for you coming up. >> still more to come including tens of thousands of dollars of clothing stolen from a gold coast area. >> and more on the sergeant from afghanistan. >> and new york police make an arrest in the beating tack of donald sterling's mistress. and is badly hurt in an apartment fire. >> in major crash shuts down the dan ryan. >> patel then release the talibw video. >>good morning, i'm dan ponce. and i'm erin mcelroy. is bidding one steamy day but things are changing. >> we have been warmer than normal but things are changing. temperatures are falling today. cold air wins out. here is the radar looking across the region we have showers across much of the area. heaviest of the rain out here. we told you yesterday the heaviest of

usually it does stay close until 5:00 but they picked up early. nimitz has lanes taken away, northbound and southbound on 880 between washington and oak street so we have slowing and by 980, 33 miles per hour. across the bay, tomorrow, at 7:15 at at&t park, padres and the giants. expect plenty of traffic to get to the 280 extension you will see tons of traffic. plan ahead. you can avoid it if you are not headed to the game. >>> it is 4:37. mexican wins a your showdown and fans go wild. what police were forced to do to end a celebration that went too far. >> unique soccer league that is turning the game into a lifeline. >> a woman goes for a jog. for the first time ever. what she discovered on her morning run that turned her into a hero. >> a new clue on the iphone, suppliers will row larger iphone versions in china next month, the largest scene sizes an attempt to counter samsung which are expected in the fall. >> and actist watch is stylish and you and monitor your steps and sleep and is waterproof. but it has a pricey tag at $400. google glass n

so until that was over, that antagonism persisted there. was not much the mormons could do except to protest and they did that constant think throughout the period the fort was here' until statehood trying to get rid of the federal presence. about the time of statehood in 1896 that's when that starts to lessen. today utah is one of the most patriotic states in the union. at one time it was one of the most despised uniforms of the state. but following the indian wars and utah becoming a state and the decree against polygamy, it becomes more of a training base for the troops station heard and also a training base and mobilization site for the utah national guard. today the whole issue of states rights versus federal rights, where is that boundary, we can look at the history of the fort and see those same things happening again and again. >> all weekend, american history tv is featuring salt lake city, utah which experienced major development in the steel minding -- mining and railroad industries in the early 20th century. we recently visited

he answer to that question until now has been no. -- the answer to that question until now has been no. >> the spirit shows what can go wrong when canada undertakes large-scale -- this shows what can go wrong when canada undertakes large-scale operations overseas. but what happens at home raise similar questions. in canada, more than 1000 first nations communities live near mineral deposits and minds. they have had little say about mining on or near their ancestral lands. they have benefited little from it. but that is changing. canada's first nations people are increasingly recognizing their rights to land and title, and enbridge colombia, they are taking on the mining industry -- british columbia, they are taking on the mining industry. >> everything you need right here, you can get. >> this is always been a part of who we are. >> this water, all the plants, all the air that we breathe in are very sacred to us. >> if canada is found out by the world, people will be surprised. >> the heart of their country is the chilcote and river -- chilcotan river. they have fought to protect it ev

wait until you see when we hit 100.ing up. >>> hey, straight ahead in sports, did the spurs pay their air-conditioning bill? stanford baseball showed us the price of flying cross-country. and 12 previous horses have almost tasted triple crown honors. will 13 be the lucky number for california chrome? don't move. ,, (((weather))) (((weather))) (((weather))) to sports >>> meteorologist paul deanno is live with mobile weather near the caldecott tunnel and we're looking forward to the weekend, paul. >> reporter: ah, it's friday! coming up on the weekend. we're all going to warm up but there is going to be a huge difference especially on sunday between what happens inland places like brentwood and vacaville and fairfield and livermore, versus what's going to happen at the beach. this particular vantage point on the west side of the caldecott tunnel, we typically would see the city of san francisco the bay bridge and/or the golden gate bridge. what a great view on 24 coming through the tunnel. tonight, a blanket of light. vis

flash flood watch now until late tonight.baseball until 1:05, it's damp at the ballpark and posting showers all day, there you see the numbers, fairly mild, stopping in the mid-70s, i think it's a chance they get some of that game in and there are delays possible and we'll see how it rolls over the next few hours. allentown a spotty downpour and up in the lehigh valley not out of question and 65 off of atlantic city right now and on the beach, cloudy skies for the most part and 72 is the high up and down the coast and some of you may go higher than that. but it's not one of those big tanning days down at the beach. high of 75 and clouds and spotty showers and maybe a pop-up shower or thunderstorm mixed in as well. 68 degrees and spotty showers and a storm at some point. if are you headed out to commute later in the afternoon or waiting for someone to come home, could you slow things down a bit. temperatures will basically be in the 70s. as we look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we go for the high of 75, and

and was not named free month island until the great -- freemont island until 1849, 1850. we're now at the south end of the lake, between the modern salt rare and the great salt lake state park marina. i'm going to talk a little about recreation. great salt lake has always been a curiosity and an attraction to touristses and it was no different in the 19th century. the original mormon pioneers made a reconnaisance out to the lake and bathed in the lake. it was famous as america's dead sea. concerted development of a tour is industry didn't begin until the 1870's. the most famous thing was the salt air, this is the modern iteration of salt air. this billion wasn't built until the early 1980's. the original salt air would have been out here, it was bit on pilings, 2500 pilings that extended 4,000 feet out into the lake. a pavilion was built there with bathing facilities and people descended the stairs to a platform and then got into the water that way. it was built in this moorish revival style, they called it, that evoked sort of this exotic orient alism that was popular in

until he hop in bed. the physical side of the relationship. >> despite his success with mature women. kyle does come up against -- [ indiscernible ] >> jimmy: it's -- weird. you know, end of the, i don't want to ruin it. he got her pregnant they had a 40-year-old baby. in case we have any brits watching. i want to clear something up. most americans do not date somebody, 60 years older. unless they live at the playboy mansion. we don't. you got that. cheerio. i have been going to therapy for a while now, for years, only recently have i been sharing these sessions, my therapy sessions. been bringing a camera crew. because i, i don't hoeld anythig back from my audience. any bed wody know who knows me give between 60% and 83% every night. my psychiatrist, dr. arden hays, in case you are interested in what is going on in my mind, personal time. here's what dr. hays and i talked about this week. >> this is a big question and -- i don't expect-up to have the answer to it, but -- >> i don't really have the answer

its report spans the months from september 2013 until this past march.o pay for fixes the society suggests more funding bills, increasing the gasoline tax, and restructured the federal highway trust fund. engineers say these problems will only get worse if something is not done. >> the purpose of the whole report card is to draw attention to the fact that we do need some additional funding. there is still some work to be done. >> adding to the problem, the federal highway trust fund could run out of money unless coming acts. that's where they get 45% of their infrastructure funding. >>> the fourth of july is on friday and you may be in for a surprise when you go shopping for that big cookout. learn which items could give you sticker shock. >>> at 6:25 this morning taking a live look outside at boat house row. nobody out there. i'm sure people will be taking a drive today. don't forget that mlk drive during the summer months is closed down to vehicular traffic so you can ride your bike out there, bring your kids, bring your pets for great day to enjoy the

from 1833 until 1898, a period of 65 years. and some of the entries are very poignant. he lived in the city of nauvoo with the founder of the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints, joseph smith. he was there after joseph smith's death in 1844, and in 1946 the church completed the temple that was begun under joseph smith's direction before his death. this temple, to which he and other latter-day saints had devoted an enormous amount of time and money became a symbol of the great sacrifice is that had given. so when the people of illinois drove out to latter-day saints in 1846, woodruff made an entry in his journal, and he where, wrote, i looked upon the temple and city of nauvoo as i retired from it and fell to ask the lord to preserve it was a monument of the sacrifice of his saints. i think it's very poignant. getting his last glimpse of this building and asking god to protect it, as a monument to his people's sacrifice. the importance of temples to latter-day saints is that they are the buildings in which they perform ceremonies that they believe will link famil

once you hit davis, davis to marina, they have various lanes blocked again until about 5:00.t's not much of a delay in the northbound direction all clear on the sensors. and bart we look at their website, 28 trains all systemwide no delays. ferries, caltrain and ace train number one everything is quiet. remember kcbs when you hit the roads at 106.9 fm or 740-am. that's your latest "kcbs traffic." frank, michelle, back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> levi's stadium just about done. >> but before the players can take the field in santa clara, they have to get ready for the fans. kpix 5's mark kelly was on hand for a dress rehearsal. >>> reporter: the clock is running out just weeks before fans fill the seats here at levi's stadium, a dry run ensuring everyone's on the same page. >> make a few tweaks here and there, but it's looking pretty good so far. >> reporter: colleen baez works with vta. it's her light rail that will transport thousands of fans from caltrain in surrounding areas to the stadium on game day. sunday vta staff huddled and talked strategy. >> it is an active rai

we also have a flash flood watch staying in effect until 2:00 a.m.that could get extended a we he into the rest of your friday w clearis excted f u for yr turday and sunday. plenty of sunshine and temperatures close to o erage. for philadelphia right now, 67 degrees, mostly cloudy skies. so right in the city of tle break from the tarting rainfall. our humidity is at 87%. look at the visibility. it's down to about two miles. that seems to be the theme throughout most of the area. if you're closer to the shore right around atlantic city, clear advivisibility, but philadelphia it's down to two. 2 1/2 for reading and 1 1/2 for lancaster. foggy conditions and you can barely see anything in front of you if you're in the eful if yo int ar and a cseook at our live camera network. if you're closer to the shothe better. for the pocono we're really locked in. closerk at theity yline. you can see you can barely make out the skyline here. overcast, foggy conditions expected to continue. here is a closerk at thep sfs building.yocan see all the . that's going to be

until 5:00 a.m. monday, the in bound kennedy from just before ohio will be down to two lanes the speed limit will be 15 mi. per hour. once again, this is happening because they are tearing down three sections of the 55 year-old ontario street bridge to make way for a new one. crews will lower pieces of the old bridge on to the closed lanes of the candy which cause a gaper delay. the kennedy handles about 260,000 vehicles a day and this will be a busy weekend with a few of the events happening this father's day weekend. they are strongly urging people to find another way to get downtown and urging them to use public transportation. cta and metra are running longer trains during the weekend. the second part of the message is come downtown, it is opened for business. >> taking every pretended measure, every cautionary measure we can to ensure that this is as painless as possible. >> chicago is a special place in the summer and we're looking forward to seeing you at hundreds of our free events. let's rem

it was not until 2004 that he began painting the images. he created a total of 60 pages but he could not put them on exhibition because no one is allowed to commemorate the dramatic events of june 4. the communist party has suppressed all mention of the bloody crackdown. this year the government has made an aggressive effort to head off any dissent. may 3 at this year, a group of journalists and lawyers met in private with victims families, security forces didn't take it lightly. a renowned civil rights lawyer and other designs have been arrested. across china, activists have gone missing have been placed under house arrest. others have been paraded on chinese state television is criminal including a 17-year-old journalist, it a veteran reporter for international outlets. authorities have accused him of leaking government secrets. in beijing, questions as to the whereabouts of missing activists come up time and time again. china is a country of laws, this official says. anyone who doesn't follow the law will be honest accordingly. -- will b

he could not join the team until training camp. this year he is able to go through all the organized activities. he has more catches last season. i caught up with him and asked him what kind of improvement he hopes to make in the second season. >> i think there is a huge comfort level. the second half of last year and i started to play more comfortably. the same thing this year. >> when he came back this year, he is the man. he's the starter. what have you seen with him comfort-level wise and attitude wise some. >> he's the leader and where he takes us is where we are going to go. he's so much more comfortable. >> looks for those things from him. back to you. >> all right, john clark. thank you. now for a look at what's coming up at 11:00. outraged over the crime rate. a town takes aim at city leaders. nbc 10 is there as neighbors fight for change. . >>> here's the latest radar. the heaviest of this one cell south of glen side now. it's drifting southward. so it's entering parts of west oak lane and shelton. continuing to cross int

until 3:00 today at the eat 5th street on ramp watch out for the cone zone.e have increases at the bart parking lot so be prepared so carry extra change. ace train running on time. outside, this is our commute at the bay bridge toll plaza and here is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza which is beautiful. remark is running smoothly into san francisco and the metering lights have been turned on. katie? >> very beautiful. >> president obama's affordable health care law is put to the test. the united states supreme court is set to issue a ruling in the hobby lobby case. at issue is whether for-profit companies can deny contraception coverage because of religious beliefs. hobby labor has more than 500 stores with 15,000 employees. the company covers 16 types of contraception and the owners, a family of devout southern baptists object to four types including versions of the morning after pills which they consider a follow of abortion. >> we believe american don't lose religious freedom when they open a familiar business. >> millions of women are being trumped by a

until 3:00 p.m.o on your lunch hour, is there anyone in the office buildings or that neck of the woods, go down, check it out, and share your own memories. >>> at least not striking, right? that would have been bad timing. >> all right, caitlin roth, good morning to you. >> good morning, maybe your normal wake up time, maybe not. you heard or saw the overnight thunderstorm, and wondering what the heck is going on out, there how long it will last, well, as you can tell, already departed, not before bringing ton of lightning to the area. and some rain with it. your seven day forecast, though, time to look at that, which does show some improving weather. now, for today, still have the chance for thunderstorm or shower later on this afternoon, i don't think we will be talking about anything as strong, much cooler than yesterday. eighty-one for the high, coming off of 94 yesterday. two days in a row mid 90s, beautiful friday, is being set up for us, sunny, nice, low humidity, 83, but the weekend itself, s

you are not considered moved out until possessionsre all removed.t for time your stuff is there. tracy davidson, nbc 10 news. . >> we are tracking heavy thunderstorms and downpours and rain leading to warnings for much of the area. mostly in the area in new jersey and parts of delaware. as we go overnight, we are talking about more fog developing and another round in the overnight hours. it's going to stay stuck and we are seeing the rain coming down. hopefully the rain will be out of here and it does appear it should be at this point. we are dealing with lightning and thunderstorm activity around the philadelphia area. temperatures in the mid 70s. we cooled down and you see all the thunderstorms around the area too. in parts of new jersey, this is where we have some of the heaviest thunderstorms currently. camden county as well. williamstown seeing activity. it's slow-moving. the reds and oranges is where the heaviest rain is. a lot of lightning as well. upper parts of gloucester county. we could be seeing localized flooding on the streets and even

construction begins at 7:00 tonight and lasts until 5:00 a.m. and crews will likely arrive tomorrow evening and there is no word when they start paving the road. >>> the philadelphia school system is pleaded for more money. superintendant, william hite says he needs $120 million just to maintain the status quo and it's needed soon before they ajurnlg for the summer. without the money teacher cuts could push class sizes to over 40 and there would be layoffs among school, police and cleaning crews. >> stop acting like these are other people's children, these are our children. >> city council president darryl clark says the district has not touched $50 million approved last fall and the district can raise quite a bit of revenue by selling off vacant billionings. closed just yesterday. the air national card is recognized today for being the best of the country, tanya harris was honored for being the supervisor of the year. there are four team members and the national patriot team of the year. they represent the delaware air national guard and retent

is thatthe world marriages until death. they believe that they can be for trinity and the temples are the places where the ceremonies that are performed that make linkages for trinity possible. leaving a couple was eating a great -- a place of great import of this for latter-day saints. ,n the case of wilford woodruff he crossed the great plains of north america into the great basin and finally reached the salt lake valley. when he reached the salt lake valley, he was traveling with brigham young. he makes a note of the impression that he and bring them young had when they entered the valley. he said "president young expressed his full satisfaction in the appearance of the valley as a resting place for the saints. they had been driven from place to place. at last, they thought here is a place where we can have freedom of religion and peace. we contemplated that in not many years at the house of god would essentially be built here in this valley in what they call the tops of the mountains. the moment they into the salt lake

it wasn't until a wealthy man passed away that they able to start the project.e was the president of the union pacific railroad. he had part of the union pacific railroad was incorporated under utah state law. when he passed away in 1909, his wife inherited all of his estates. she had to pay a 5% tax on the railroad stock and that amounted to almost $1,800. that because lot of money at that time. that allowed them to start building the capitol building in 1912 and it cost $2.5 million. the outside of the state capitol is similar to other capitols and the u.s. capitol but not intentionally. there was an ash tech couple vocabulary that most architects were using. a lot of columns, a lot of greek and roman reserves. the dome of the utah state capitol shortly after the capitol was nicknamed after walter. this is a unique space as far as state capitols go. most rotundas are closed that pass off in all directions but this is open from end to end. you can see clear across the building. that lends itself to an open feeling, which is also amplified by the sky lights lett

very, very important book and has reeded until today -- proceeded until today defining a space of young people who wanted to become painters but realized they didn't want to produce things for the walls of private patrons. or people who just have a fascination with comics would find for themselves a field of art comics -- i call them art comics -- which is frivolous, delightful but also the way i do it, which is to say a little niche of nonfiction within the comic art world, fairly serious. >> yeah. >> and "bohemians" as a book certainly follows in the trail of "the beats" which i edited. >> fantastic. yeah. allison bechtel's work is remarkable. her most recent book is called "are you my mother," and you read that book, and it's incredibly dense and interesting and intellectually satisfying. you learn a lot about the british psychoanalyst d.w. winochot. there's a lot of references to people like james joyce and people like that. let me quote from your introduction then and get into the topic of bohemianism. you say bohemians have occupied a status in society without being politically mi

they would fight them until they were destroyed. he also realized the old goal of capturing territory didn't make sense anymore. hence the goal would be to destroy them and only by doing that could the rebellion be brought to a close. and finally he realized they had to move together so the confederates couldn't shift from one theater to the other. we are going to see opening campaigns in the east grant riding with the army and in the west under the direction of grant's close friend and subordinate general sherman and these will be bat thals will run day after day after day with the goal of bringing the confederate ar mist to their knees. in the eastern theater that would be virginia, grant comes up with a program to destroy lee's army of northern virg. his plan is he will take the main federal force, move it directly against lee. he will out number lee's forces by two to one, 120,000 federal troops to 65,000 federal troops. at the same time he will have an army moving down southward cutting off lee's supplies and have another army

up until the 6360 -- 60, 61 decision bible stewed udy was happening regular lie. we never built a the ok ee. i disagree with those court decisions i believe in choice in education. a what are you afraid of if it is mentioned in school? >> i believe my personal faith is between me and god. i would like to keep it that way. i don't think an institution with tlike the government shoul be interfering with my religion. >> the thing that liberals don't want to accept the real truth actually works. the psychology works is astounding. >> doctor gina. >> we went from a culture where i can do all things through christ who strengthens me and the fact of the matter is when you have someone who is suicidal and you are a mental health professional the first thing you tell them to do is go help somebody else. instead of i can do all things through christ who strengthens me now it is i should get a trophy for doing absolutely nothing. >> you have shown up. >> we have to take a break. we will have more of paul harvey's warning for a nation plus a discussion about how the tea party

we're looking at the heat advisory until 7:00. stay hydrated.ight, some of those storms could be strong to severe. tomorrow morning storms and afternoon storms up to an inch of rain possible as that system heads our way. so low temperatures tonight in the 70s. tomorrow not quite as hot with the thunderstorm threat. 85 degrees will be the high temperature. and then as we move to your friday, it's nice, it's dry, low humidity. right now it looks like the first half of the weekend could be unsettled. and then temperatures actually pretty comfortable for sunday and early next week. >> 78 on saturday. >> quite a swing. >> pull your jack out. >> i might. >> 78, what does it feel like? >> 78. it's hot in here. another day in the heat at eagles mini camp. one more day of the mini camp but the heat didn't seem to bother any of the players. one player even made himself a little hotter. how about running back lesean mccoy. from the temperatures make in the 90s today, but he decided to be the only player to come out in sweat pants. the reason mccoy said it'

the united states doesn't have its first match until monday. >>> a rough landing is facing fans flying into brazil. workers at the international airport in rio de janeiro are on strike. workers are promising to keep 80 percent service but it will lead to major delays. employees demand pay raises and better working conditions. man if brazil are angry the nation spent $11 billion public money on the world cup when they face severe problems. we will carry several games live starting saturday including columbia and greece at 8:30 a.m. don't miss a moment with abc on the smartphone, tablet or computer. >> man wanted in the but tool carjack of an 789 -- 89-year-old woman is under arrest. terrance hardy has been on the run since a serious carjacking incident. here is the suspect driving off in the white toyota camera. a woman would recognized hardy spotted him in east oakland last night. she tipped off police he was arrested. the victim's car still missing. our media partner reports he previously served time for assault with a deadly weapon. he is suspected in violent incidents at three oakla

until the house of representatives has delivered the -- that is, until the military's delivered to the house of representatives defense committees a report, among other matters, the total anticipated cost of making the f-35 joint fighter nuclear-capable, next, the number of aircraft expected to have such capability, next, the total number of tactical b-61's expected to undergo the life extension program, including the total anticipated cost specific to the tactical b-61, this is critical information that we have. the language -- the language in the bill is ok, but it doesn't give us the specificity that we need to make the decision. and frankly i don't think we ought to start down this path until we really have some better notion of where we are going with the expenses of this. we also know that the european community is at best am bive lent about what to do with -- ambivalent about what to do with this issue and they certainly are ambivalent about whether they're going to pay their share of the cost of the airplanes that they will eventually acquire that will have interest this dual c