it really hurt fern voters. today -- fern voters.would hurt hispanic places like in texas. >> it's ironic that part of the argument is based on the overarching votes, it's their votes putting them into a supermajority district in the first place. >> whether they were naturalized or not. there are a lot of problems with how they plied. indeed there's an interesting dynamic where the black community, which is typically aligned with the hispanic community has not been vocal. relatively speaking. there would be more power in black communities. they were a high percentage of citizens >>> michael, what is the counter argument. what is the winning counter argument as you see it as the case comes up on the docket in the fall? >> sure, it comes down to how you define political communities. you could describe them as the community of votiers. but in our country we healed that people should be represented each if they couldn't vote. it was never a question that a civil war widow could have access to her congress men. to an issue related to the

let's go over to "action news" reporter katherine scott she's live at northwest detectives in fern rockgot the latest. good morning gangy katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam, that's right, that victim was shot, stabbed assaulted and robbed and remains at the hospital in critical condition. police are looking for three people they believe are behind this, two men and one woman. there were several witnesses. they were taken to northwest detectives to be interviewed. this happened around 11:30 last night in the logan section of the city at sixth and somerville. northwest detectives were on the scene for hours collecting evidence. when police got there, they found a man on the sidewalk. he had stab wounds in his back. he was shot at least once in his thigh. he also had some puncture marks in his face. police rushed him to the hospital. >> while en route to einstein hospital, he was conscious and told responding officers that he was robbed and assaulted and shot. he said that his watch his wallet and cell phone were taken from him. >> reporter: police say all three suspects fled east o

it can inhibit long-term memory, ferns and. that is a huge concern. this is why we have an fda to test drugs, to make sure they are safe and effective. it's really the process medical marijuana needs to go through. i was told last night, as a matter of fact by one of our law enforcement officials, that the fda has approved a synthetic pill that is a derivative of marijuana. so it does appear that we have alternatives to go down. the proper way to do this is to go through the fda to create whatever derivative of marijuana we want to be a drug to address specific issues and make sure they are effective issues. >> at the road to the white house comes through nebraska, what is important to nebraska voters? governor ricketts: one of the things you will hear from nebraska voters as they are very concerned about the future. they want to make sure their kids can grow up in a place where they have a chance to pursue the american dream and they are very concerned. most nebraskans -- again, they are very engaged locally and would prefer the federal government st

. >> i think the fern was the last horse. our producer knows the former owner of the fern.t has been a long time. sometimes you have to look at the long shots. i'd rather put $5 down and win $100 than put $100 and win one on the favorite. >> right. yes. >> so, anyway, i'm looking for the long shot. >> i'd rather win more money than less. yes. david: i guess that is kind of self-evident. moving on. melissa: you're a good sport. a fox business exclusive. the white castle vice president sounds off on today's job report. and if the burger chain plans to join the club and ditch artificial ingredients. at white castle? plus, to frac or not to frac? the epa delivering a huge win for the industry. ♪ melissa: the part-time economy, 6.6 million people are working part-time. it's not by choice. these americans are either seeing their hours cut or they're unable to find full-time jobs. here now, jamie richardson, the vice president at white castle. he joins us now. what was your take on today's job number? jamie: you know, melissa, looking at today's job numbers. if this were the summe

shooter spoke about the need for governor christie and the legislature to fund new jersey transit fernhike clicks the agency has lost over 275 million command continues to fall the writers to make of that gap. >> one of only a few commuters or did show. bill: continuing the chase for the first responder who had his fire home stolen out of his house. what do you got? clicks mike o'connell's fire helmet continues to be missing. his son wearing a helmet that works a lot like the one in the side-by-side comparison he was wearing. i came down here. a firefighter. he heard about his plight and decided to do something about it clicks i can't send him the original but but i can hopefully get him something that -- clicks just a few months ago started refurbishing old fire helmets figuring needed help. he is doing one or two every couple weeks restoring as far away as memphis tennessee to get some shine clicks it is my life. not doing it at work. i'm doing it here. clicks once he heard he had to do something about it. put together a refurbished helmet just like the one my war and sent it out to

she's been thrust into the spotlight by her parents, who told reporters that their daughter is not fern. >> she nose it's false. she told herself, as well as herself, this erroneous identity of hers, that by now she may believe it's the truth. television show "talking heads" pounced on the case. scholars that studied race and identity had a different reaction. >> so what. unless this woman has done something harmful and detrimental to her family and community, she is going extraordinary things. the n axe axe cp was founded by whites and blacks. >> why and when she presented herself as black is not known. she attended university on a scholar shop as married to an african-american man and teaches av carnas studies. she listed herself as black. >> united states has a perverse relationship with race it is so so fraught. one of the things that this event does is expose how ludicrous the social phenomenon has been. it's had harmful effects detrimental to our society. we make fun of it. and someone who exposes how situation situational ou contextual and voluntary it can be. >> a statement was

registered under roof's name it features a manifesto-type posting where he lashes out at asians african ferns and jews. there is also a picture of roof holding a confederate flag. two more will be laid to west this week. public viewings are set for wednesday and thursday. funeral services are scheduled for friday. >>> the philadelphia church with ties to emanuel a.m.e. church in charleston will also reopen today for services. black bunting hangs inside mother bethel a.m.e. church in society hill. church leaders tell us they're making sure all worshipers are safe today. >>> we know we're in a neighborhood where anybody can walk through the doors. we have always taken it serious. i'm certain we'll pay more attention to it now. at the end of the day we don't want to let fear drive us. >> some houses of worship in our area are planning fund raises for the church in charleston. for a list visit nbc10.com. >>> the search for two escaped killers moved to the new york/pennsylvania border. someone spotted two men yesterday afternoon along train tracks near the town of friendship, new york. right now n

most ferns have never been shot by the police what do you do when there's a fear. we are talking about a fear of the response against the police. i hear what you are saying. what we discover in 2015 is a lot of african-americans have a fear of police. it doesn't help when the media amplify a handful of questionable and sometimes outrageous police shootings, that do not represent the norm. nobody is talking about markus johnson. if a 6-year-old boy was killed in st. louis on march 11th, the same day that protesters were converging on the ferguson police department, demanding the resignation of the department. this 6-year-old was shot dead in a st. louis park by a stray bullet. there's 6,000... killed every year, not by the police. >> to be fair, you are here while we are in chicago covering the story of how many kids are shot by other kids in chicago. it's no a zero-some game. the idea that place might be threatening to african-american's does not excuse the facts that lots are killing those in america and all is abhorrent. >> i would like balance. if you paid atten

we're live in fern rock, katherine scott, channel6 "action news." >> thanks, katherine. >>> "action news" learned overnight that an armed robber who carjacked a priest in camden county may have held up another drugstore. the man was wearing a reflective vest, a hard hat and was carrying a traffic cone when he stole adderal from a rite-aid on the 700 block of haddon avenue in haddonfield yesterday afternoon. he then ran into the parking lot, forced the priest out of his vehicle and took off with that. the robber drove the car a block, jumped out and ran. police say the robber who held up a rite-aid in gloucester county back in may also wore a reflective vest and a hard hat. >>> charges have been filed against a leesport man for a fatal crash that killed a berks county pastor and injured her husband who is also a pastor. investigators say sean irick was under the influence when his ford explorer crossed into the path of brian and lynn cox's motorcycle earlier this month. irick surrendered to police yesterday. the coxes had served glad tidings church in spring township for nearly 30 years.

we are told this happened in the wooded area near third and fern streets. chopper three is over that scene where police found the man's body around 2:00 this afternoon. officials telling us he had been there for ten to 12 hours. we will continue to machine for this situation. in word yet on the suspect. >>> we shift our attention to the healthwatch lot of college students are concerned, more about their looks then their mental health. >> now a philadelphia university is found an interactivetive way to street mind over matter. stephanie stahl joins us on something that is first of its kind. >> reporter: nearly one in six college students has been diagnosed with or treated with anxiety within just the past year. well, drexel university wants students to be pro active about their mental health and take away stigma. it is doing that with a new device debuting on this finals week. going to college can be one of the most instruments full times in a young person's life. >> i have never been that stressed out in my entire life i had my first big anxiety attack ever

we're live in fern rock, katherine scott channel6 "action news." >> thanks katherine. >>> "action news" learned an armed robber who carjacked a priest in camden county may have held up another drugstore. the man was wearing a reflective vest a hard hat and was carrying a traffic cone. when he stole adderal from a rite-aid on the 700 block of haddon avenue in haddonfield yesterday afternoon. he then ran into the parking lot forced a priest out of his vehicle and took off with that. the robber drove the car a block, jumped out and ran. police say the robber held up a rite-aid in gloucester county back in may also wore a reflective vest and a hard hat. >> police are still looking for a suspect in a delaware county home invasion. three alleged accomplices are already in custody. police say the brothers jermaine and sterling wallace broke into a home on old cedar grove road in broomall monday. they're accused of tying up a 17-year-old and his mother before taking money and jewelry. >>> philadelphia police have released pictures of a bank robber who struck twice this movement he hit two repu

we're live in fern rock, katherine scott, channel6 "action news." >> okay, thank you for that katherine> it is now 6:04 and philadelphia police are warning people who take cabs to be aware about a serial taxi thief. surveillance video shows the man accused of swiping 12 taxi cabs through west and southwest philadelphia since june 7th. on one occasion, he drove a gunman to a shooting. nearly a week later he used a cab to take three men to a robbery. investigators say the thief may have been a former cab driver himself. police want anybody who takes a cab to make sure that the driver has an i.d. that has that driver's name and photo on it and that they look for the driver's certificate. >> not every cab driver is bad. we just want you to understand that we do have this issue at this point. just pay attention to those two pieces of identification. if they don't have it just don't get in that cab. there are plenty of other cabs out there. >> passengers should also avoid getting into cabs that don't have a dome light or meter running. that equipment can only be turned on with a special swipe

we're live in fern rock, katherine scott, channel6 "action news." >> okay, katherine thank you for thatiladelphia police are warning people who take cabs to be aware of a serial taxi thief. surveillance video shows the man accused of swiping 12 taxi cabs in west and southwest philadelphia since june 7th. on one occasion he drove a gunman to a shooting. nearly a week later he used a cab to take three men to a robbery. investigators say the thief may have been a former cab driver himself. police want anybody taking a cab to make sure that the driver has an id that has the driver's name and photo on it and that they see a driver's certificate. >> not every cab driver is bad. we do have a situation at this point and pay attention to those two pieces of identification. if they don't have it just don't get good in that cab. >> passengers should avoid getting into a cab without a dome light and a meter on it. >>> it 5:05. a former baltimore ravens cheerleader faces up to 15 years in prison for raping a teenaged boy. 40-year-old molly shattuck entered a plea yesterday. the victim was 15 years o

his body was lying near train tracks near fern and third streets in darby police have not identified the victim and no arrests have been made at this hour. >> police in yaden delaware county are looking for this man that they say murdered a delivery driver that the suspect was trying to rob thomas childs of as ton as he was getting ready for a delivery trip to new york, childs was found shot twice in the head at close range, here is a sketch of the suspect provided by a delivery man that pulled up to the scene. >>> a man was hurt in a home invasion in the overbrook section of philadelphia on the 200 block of north 52nd street. two male suspects broke into the home and confronted a 52-year-old man in the bedroom, hit the man with the pipe and threatened them with a gun and the man handed over xanex pills and the suspects got away with a cell phone. >>> residents displaced by a raging fire in hamilton township are trying to pick up the pieces today. several row homes were damaged yesterday beyond repair and those that live there lost most of their belongings. nora muchanic joins us liv

we are standing by for a con fern. we are going to bring that live as soon as it begins. >> we have all the angles covered this morning. molette green is at the live desk gathering details about shocking witness accounts. first that manhunt in charleston. our team coverage continues with nbc's dave wagner in charleston. dave? >> reporter: the hunt for the suspected gunman is on. >> this is a very dangerous individual. he should not be approached. >> reporter: police say 21-year-old dylann roof seen her on surveillance video opened fire on a bible study meeting inside wednesday night. >> this is unfathomable and unspeakable act by somebody filled with hate and with a deranged mind. >> reporter: the suspect spent more than an hour attending the bible study before opening fire on the group. officials believe it was a target attack. >> in this case there is absolutely no doubt in my mind it is a hate crime. >> reporter: eight people were killed at the scene. one victim later died at a nearby hospital. >> no waerng at all.

. >> poverty, hunger and diseases continue to work to wreak havoc on the fern continent leading to vastural resource, while they are exhausted and exploited in their role or semiprocess. african natural resource and commodities are beneficialiated and value added elsewhere, outside the continent. immensely benefitting those countries while african people continue to be impoverished >>> what continues to be a theme at the summit is the idea of african solutions for african problems. the african union will be meeting to discuss the conflict and instability in libya, burundi and south sudan. and will look at agendas around the economy, and be meeting on monday to discuss the idea behind integration across the continent in a continental trade back which is meant to incorporate countries lowering trade barriers, and that's where encouraging growth and stimulation of the economy across the continent >>> saddam hussein's top aid was buried in jordan hundreds gathering for the furniture of tariq aziz. his family worrying that armed groups would attack his grave. aziz was serving time in prison

. >> are you seeing more people at fern bank?he fascination is already there for dinosaurs but this summer is it going to be gang busters? >> i expect so. we're going to have a palentologist give a speech and i saw two people walking around with "jurassic world" shirts and they were eager to talk to me about it. i think you'll see a huge influx of interested guests coming here just to see our dinosaurs and ask questions. >> too cool. i appreciate the fascination in science. go to the earth science fernbank museum of natural history. brooks mitchell thank you so much. >> thanks for having me. >>> next in mere moments, jeb bush will officially be announcing his run for the white house. it's a big moment. we'll take it live and discuss. >>> also did president obama host a secret party at the white house with celebrities like prince and stevie wonder? here why the white house press secretary just got hit with some pretty interesting questions. we'll be right back. shopping online... ...is as easy as it gets. wouldn't it be great if h

it features a manifesto-type posting where he lashes out at asians, african ferns and jews.there is also a picture of roof holding a gun, burning an american flag and standing in front of a confederate history library. the church's pastor and senator clemena pinckney will be laid to rest this week. public viewings are set for wednesday and thursday. funeral services are scheduled for friday. >>> the philadelphia church with ties to emanuel a.m.e. church in charleston will also reopen today for services. black bunting hangs inside mother bethel a.m.e. church in society hill in remembrance for the nine victims. church leaders tell us they're making sure all worshipers are safe today. >> we know we're in a neighborhood where anybody can walk through the doors. we have always taken it serious. i'm certain we'll pay more attention to it now. at the end of the day we don't want to let fear drive us. >> some houses of worship in our yir area are planning fund-raisers for the church in charleston. for a list, visit nbc10.com. >>> the police department in camden is paying to have a m

this week, mike huckabee was in orlando, florida, for one of those candidate cattle calls, and as he fernedtopped tostop d stopped him to ask him about caitlin jenner's announcement this week. his response quote, not going there. and the walked out of the room. the awareness on mike huckabee's part not to answer that question, not to go there, strongly suggests that he gets what a land mine he might set off by answering that question. and that is a pretty big change for huckabee. after all, just a few months ago, he asserted if republicans stopped standing their ground on conservative views, on same-sex marriage and abortion he might leave the party entirely. this week some tape from february resurfaced, in which huckabee joked about pretending to be transgender. >> now, i wish someone would have told me when i was in high school that i could have felt like a woman when it came time to take showers in p.e. i'm pretty sure i would have found my feminine side and said coach, i think i'd rather shower with the girls today. >> so even mike huckabee says he doesn't want to see socialist issues a

not practical so you get together and send one of you to be eyes and ears and that one fern will quotel you what hillary was wearing all of that. that is what we do. yesterday was my turn. "daily mail" reporter coverage rotation. soy flew up here for this and went to it and they told us if after midnight we want somebody else. i thought no i'm here to do a job. too late to get somebody else here. so i showed up to get on the fool van to take the event. they said no, you can't come. later in the evening at 6 fm dinner, they threw me out of the building they said you have to leave. tmption that interesting because you have written critically of hillary's campaign. you are a critic of that campaign. a critic of her candidacy, and now they're toking -- stopping you from covering that campaign. you have a lot of support from the rest of the media surprisingly so. establishment media is coming to your defense this morning. you have to be happy about that. >> reassuring everybody understands if they can pick off one ever us this can pick off all of us. no political campaign. hillary cruz, tru

groups with outlets you would not have seen, maybe you would not have seen ronald reagan in between two ferns. who knows? i think just as we are struggling to figure it out presidents have not figured out how to do this. i personally think that it is not possible to go over the heads of the news media and communicate directly with americans because half of americans are not going to believe you. the role of journalists in trying to provide perspective and context and an independent view of what is going on in washington and the world is one that cannot be replaced by having your own twitter account, no matter how many followers you have. i think that this is something that we are all still struggling to figure out how it is going to work. susan: i think the acceleration and the fracturization of news has a very deleterious effect on policy itself. it causes policy to be made too quickly. and explained to poorly. there were times when i was in the white house before the explosion of all of this, we knew at 8:00 the press was done. ken: there was a lid on it. susan: and we could stop worrying -

there are ferns that are picking that slack up. erik: your growth is remarkable. 10 years ago, you had just a few more than 1000 employees. stephanie: when you hear about cutting 50,000 jobs, i try to make the argument, why do they want to be in all these businesses? when you talk about what their headcount costs are in the u.s. they are massive. does it make for -- sense for an institution to have all these businesses? ron: it can be under regimes that existed precrisis. they built very big organizations. today you d risk. it mostly means cutting people. it's unfortunate. the businesses are too big. they were financed with leverage. when you have to replace leverage with equity, they don't earn their cast -- cost of capital anymore. erik: given that that is a true statement, why do a lift like the barclays deal? why not pick off the guys and women who are not happy any longer at merrill lynch? even the morgan stanley's? morgan stanley has been doing better and so has ubs. those firms are still vulnerable. ron: we're doing that as well. we are not just a unique --

you know, there's no fern -- person on earth -- >> monitoring this rick perry is making it official announcingning for president getting in and out of this. but again like some of his other candidates now in this race in which ten strong now, hum public beginningings. i wondered if you're a rich candidate, do you stress, you know, i was born -- in one of my father's 18 homes. i don't know, but very american to talk about the story, and he's certainly that. it is america, and do not dismiss or discounting this guy or that veteran background but then that is me. i have veteran charles payne with me admirably served this country took weird turns along the way. but charles very good to have you david mcdowel thank you for being here again. charles, on that veteran, i think people underestimate how important that is, lindsey graham is the other veteran in the race. but here's the guy an obviously, has a lot of veterans there. chris karl's wife widow is there. these times this environment, isis everything else, that could be important. >> before you went to rick perry he said he sharpens his message

he did between two ferns and to get young people to sign up for the affordable care act.nk he sat for more than an hour. >> there no commercial interruptions. it's straight conversation. they talked about charleston and they talked about politics and comedy. they used to be he had a political radio show for a while. it's one of the interviews that you are so used to seeing politicians on shows like this. other shows with a very formal and precise -- a much more conversational interview that has that potential. >> for reaches so many people and again, we like that the president comes to the press core and talks to us and engages with us. i can understand. you want to reach and you have a couple of years last and you want to reach as many people as you can. that father's day interview is interesting talking about how he gets to spend more time with his family. they are there and the girls are growing up. i think that touches people in a way that they don't necessarily get to see. >> i have a podcast too. we had 200 downloads that the president would like. >> we will work it

. >> reporter: that question where he essentially said if two people love the same fern the opposite sex person can marry that person and same-sex person can't. there's a glimmer of hope among the advocates of same-sex marriage under the law that chief justice roberts might find his own path through gender discrimination. that it's merely a matter of gender that distinguishes one side from the other. that he might come over and vote for constitutionality of same-sex marriage. de not. he offered not an angry dissent, necessarily but a more gentle one. this is his last paragraph. he said if you're among the many americans whatever sexual orientation who favor expanding same-sex marriage by all means celebrate today's decision. he said celebrate the achievement of a desired goal. celebrate the opportunity for expansion of your commitment but do not celebrate the constitution. he said. it had nothing to do with it. >> terry moran h. we appreciate your reporting. stick with us as we cover this. we want to get to the other developing story as we're on the air in the west. breaking news on

look at this fern to see if they have cancer hiv something else that would put them at risk. >> i shouldn'tis would come back with other people a month down the road or year down the road? >> i don't think so. but where did this person get it? they have to consider that as well. >> a lot of people are worried about the superbug. that comes along ab hits us and we don't have a cure or treatment for it. there's a lot of anxiety that this kind of superbug is being developed all over the place. >> obvious well the way that it is developed is somebody had tb and then didn't dot full course of treatment because if you're not having that many symptoms it is hard to do the regime for six months or a year and that is how these things develop. so it doesn't mean our immune system can't fight it. >> you make things so clear and by like that. thank you very much. appreciate it. all right lawmakers now demanding answers from the tsa how are dozens of workers hired despite their possible links to terror? we're going to deal with that too. it is happening now. varney in a moment. the pursuit of healthier.

fern pharoah is three to five and frosted is five to one, materiality is six to one.ing to be packing in here 90,000 people into belmont park this weekend but lots of people hoping that american pharoah is the one who shakes it off. >> what is the most you've ever lost on the horses? >> reporter: actually i don't ever bet. >> really? >> she didn't play favorite. >> i'm putting my money on american pharoah. >> there you go. great look at belmont. thank you so much. >> you know last year after the belmont stakes i think there was a three-hour logjam for people to get home. this year i think they're going to have a goo goo dolls concert at the end of it. but you've got to buy a ticket. >> i hear it is brutal and they're not use to major events. >> some people stayed for good music just like we're going to enjoy on the plaza today, right? >> with lifehouse, coming up. >>> meanwhile, ladies did you know you've been paying a lot more for razors and shampoo, a lot more for things like that than guys do. up next we're going to break down what you're paying and how you'll be a

. >> i'm fern from huntsville alabama, and i was wondering, why do men put their dirty dishes on top their stuff and all that? >> because they're lazy? >> exactly. because we're men and we don't care. that's all there is to it. we don't care. >> i think it's staging. if you look at the evolution of the development of the "apollo" rockets we learn to stage and what men will do is stage the tasks in front of them hopefully so that one task takes all day. >> men think of doing dishes as rocket science? >> cut a deal. tell him to at least rinse the dish off h f he's not going to put in the the dish washer. >> or maybe they're looking for attention. maybe they know you're going to give them a fight and then you want the fight so then -- >> oh! >> you really are latino, aren't you? the fire, the passion. >> i think that for me it always comes down to i want the dishwasher to be entirely full. i don't know why but i want it to be entirely full and i want to stack the entire thing. >> i just want a dish washer. >> in my experience, the lady wants to wash as she goes. that's fine, but for me

over here we have the japanese painted fern the african basil. these do really good together.uth? >> if you're in a hotter area, this grouping does really well here. we have mexican feather grass, lavender, rosemary and a few other things. >> all right. i'm going to plant here because i have -- let me show a picture of my balcony at my home. this is what you're going to help me do in my garden, right? almost out of time. let's get to planting. >> rip it out. >> okay. i ripped it out. learn more about my landscaping project. i'll post pictures. brooke, thank you so much. wait. >> really quick. i have something for you. >> all right. >>> good morning everyone. 9:56. i'm scott mcgrew. just a few moments ago, fifa president, sepp blatter said he would step down as president of fifa just days after he was re-elect re-elected. >>> new video this morning on the investigation of last night's small plane crash in livermore. little left of the plane, went down three miles from livermore airport and exploded on impact. medical examiners has not released the name of the pilot, but he is f

over here we have the japanese painted fern, the african basil. these do really good together. you're in a hotter area this grouping does really well here. we have mexican feather grass, lavender, rosemary and a few other things. >> all right. i'm going to plant here because i have -- let me show a picture of my balcony at my home. this is what you're going to help me do in my garden, right? almost out of time. let's get to planting. >> rip it out. >> okay. i ripped it out. learn more about my landscaping project. i'll post pictures. brooke, thank you so much. wait. >> really quick. i have something for you. >> all right. for your bal >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> good morning. a cool morning and more wet weather. let's get details. >> mostly drizzle. not talking about flood watches or severe thunderstorms or anything like that. those low clouds are hanging around and they're going to keep the temperatures down. you can see a little bit of light rain up towards the lehi valley. it is cold everywhere with northeast wind and clouds. it's not really going to be warming up very m