it's become a great multicultural, iconic city in the world today. what makes it great is this ability to go across the boundaries of race and culture and be socially liberal around issues like gay people and race and gender. i think this idea of a culture that is based on values, it is still where most people really want to be. what is necessary and what is obvious is when i was in office, there was a fair degree of consensus behind that view of the world. we have to understand that today, it is under strong attack from the left and right. that's not completely new. the context in which it is happening is much deeper and more powerful than before. we're going to have to go out there and construct an agenda for 2016 and the years to come that is about a radical center and that to is about making change. but making change that helps the modern world work and it does not say stop the world. john: do you see anybody in the younger ranks who looks like they can carry forward that flame? tony: i think there are lots of people. in the end, however much unde

it is a great city to work in a certain kind of environment you can shut yourself off from her moral compass that is where this country is going so does a story of the elite and how

but, you know, that's the one thing i can tell you, or tell you an philadelphia, man, it's a great city. great fans. very passionate. there's always going to be a couple bad apples. majority of the fans here appreciate what ryan has brought to the table. >> what would you have done to the guy? >> i would have kicked his [ bleep ] personally. i don't think just giving him a little warning or ticket that really doesn't do that situation justice. >> always love sir charles. >>> the cavaliers got crushed by golden state last night. cavs coach couldn't do much to stop it. >>> 15 years ago today couldn't stop this either. one of the great images in philly sport s history. beat the lakers in game one of the nba final and the lakers won four straight but the crossover and stepover, a.i.'s best moves. good looking back on that. i'm john clark. we're right back. what it means. so does pat toomey. toomey got rich working on wall street. then he got elected and kept working, for wall street. voting to let banks continue their risky practices. and supporting huge tax breaks for millionaires, but hig

a lot of people getting a taste of this great city at a great time of year. >> this is really a giant invitation for philadelphia and people from delaware and new jersey to come together close and have fun and bring some friends and relatives. >> reporter: and back live now at franklin square tonight, they will have the franklin institute free pixar activities and then they will have a free outdoor screening of "finding nemo" and next monday for 49th the concert and fireworks are starting early. starting at 5:00. why 5:00? going to keep saying that? why 5:00 is it starting? i'll explain why when we see you next at 5:00. 5 is a very important number. there's a good reason for your family while it will start at 5:00. tim furlong, nbc 10 news. >> that magic number and here's a look at some of the events happening tonight. still free museum day at the ben franklin museum. the museum is open until 7:00 tonight, and tonight at 8 340k there's a free screening of "finding nemo" at franklin square, and for the full calendar of wawa welcome america events tap on the nbc 10 app, the official med

philly is a great city. they got a nice fan base. teammates have been great. i like coach peterson.i'm just excited about this new journey i'm about to get into. >>> reports say toronto raptors have called the sixers about knoll. >>> nice job by the flyers today. shane visited christopher dorman who was shot seven times last week. he brought him a personalized flyers jersey. >> when you look at a role model, people see hockey players and athletes, police officers, firefighters, and to see what he's going through right now. see how much of a warrior he is. this guy's walking around right now. it's pretty amazing. i'm sure kids are going to be looking up to him. >> that shows you what sports can do. inspiring each other. >>> back to you. >>> breaking news from sky 4 along interstate 95, northeast philadelphia. we're looking at this right here. crews on the scene of this accident. it involves four vehicles. look at the smoke there. there's also a car, one of those cars on fire right now. this is happening in the southbound lanes of 95 near the cottman avenue exit. traffic is at a stand

jim told my secret jim thank you very much and thanks for mayor ed lee hosting this in his city the mayor is a greatocate of investment in infrastructure to move the city and state ahead i want to thank secretary for eyes and ears to hold this very important meeting here in san francisco i want to start any remarks this afternoon by asking you to picture a scenario in a prosperous western state the climate is b of a weird decades the unafternoon rainfall has product a drought and farmers are despite and everyone is prop i for a pacific rains unfortunately, they get their wish the heavens opened and failed to close from one state to the other and deserts are flooded 4 feet deep and washing away community in low lying regions the water reaches the tops of light poles and even the state capital is submerged on inauguration day the newly elected govern gets to the ceremony by row boat had the water resides thousand are dead and with an in every 8 homes ask ruined or carried out away that didn't sound evict a scrip for a bad hollywood movie all of that happened in california over the winter of the 18 61

. >> philadelphia is the home of rugby and it's been a great city here so far. the cal bears took home the national title and it was their fourth straight rugby sevens championship. >>> the pats were the focus of a fun-filled fund-raiser in bucks county today. it was sunday fun day in bensalem with benefits going to the red paw emergency relief team and it helps animals rescued after fires and other emergencies. the highlight of today's event was without a doubt the puppy kissing booth. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> we have a lot of different conditions across the area depending on where you live. up to the lehigh valley where the thunderstorms are east and they're moving through philadelphia with heavy rain and gusty winds, gusting to 32 in philadelphia and we did get a gust of 48 miles per hour and here's our live look outside and you can see the skyline here and that's not the case right now with the heavy rain moving through at the moment. we have severe thunderstorm warning and that now includes philadelphia extending eastbound through 6:45 and th

but you know that's one thing i can tell you, tell you about philadelphia, man, it's a great city, greats. very passionate. there's always going to be a couple bad apples. >> meanwhile barkley former team the 76ers had the number one pick in the draft in just about three week. who she take duke's brandon ingram or lsu ben simmons? it's a tough choice. chuck has really the answer. >> they got a big decision to make. they got very big decision to make. i like the ingram kid from duke. i think ben simmons is a good player. little disappointed he doesn't want to play in the olympics. who doesn't want to play in the olympics? i'm little concerned about how much he actually likes play basketball. (laughter). >> if only chuck had some opinions. >> game four of the stanley come playoffs second period penguins on the power play great pass. the penguins within three-one and take a commanding three games to one lead. they are one win away from clinching the cup. game five thursday in pittsbur pittsburgh. >> charles barkley is eminently quotable. >> quotable. >> everything that comes out of his mout

boston is a great city. full of life and education. things that mean a lot to me. i am super excited and i cannot wait to get there. and i'm happy to be a part of the family. >> congratulations. just 19 years old. ben simmons is a six or. the qualms first day on the job. by the way, his wife is expecting today so he could check out of work early. bender from croatia and chris dunn. outstanding guard will go to the [ indiscernible ]. the workers are number 30. we will have all of that stuff later tonight at 10 o'clock. the giants. when things are going well, don't question it but if you take a look at their starting lineup today, he said that that was going to be happening. albert suarez started and strikes out the side in the second inning with runners at first and third work the giants are already down 1-0 but as is there want, get behind early and come on strong. bases were loaded. one clutch hit after another and this time, it is a three- run triple that puts the giants in front for good. with johnny kuwait to doing the cheerleading. he comes through with a shot

jim told my secret jim thank you very much and thanks for mayor ed lee hosting this in his city the mayor is a greatdvocate of investment in infrastructure to move the city and state ahead i want to thank secretary for eyes and ears to hold this very important meeting here in san francisco i want to start any remarks this afternoon by asking you to picture a scenario in a prosperous western state the climate is b of a weird decades the unafternoon rainfall has product a drought and farmers are despite and everyone is prop i for a pacific rains unfortunately, they get their wish the heavens opened and failed to close from one state to the other and deserts are flooded 4 feet deep and washing away community in low lying regions the water reaches the tops of light poles and even the state capital is submerged on inauguration day the newly elected govern gets to the ceremony by row boat had the water resides thousand are dead and with an in every 8 homes ask ruined or carried out away that didn't sound evict a scrip for a bad hollywood movie all of that happened in california over the winter of the 18 6

we're a great city, a great country.e're going to carry on being so. >> you're speaking to america but also around the world as this program is being broadcast around the world. you told me that when we first met that some companies were telling you if there was a brexit, they would not be able to stay in the city of london. this puts london's prosperity at risk and london's position is what many people call it the capital of the world. certainly the financial capital of the world. >> that's the concern that some businesses will have. that's the concern investors all around the world will have. if they want to have access to 500 billion people, should thaw be thinking about berlin or paris or other parts of the eu? my message is, no. we've got the most talented and skilled people in london. we'll still ensure we're open for business. we'll make sure the new prime minister, whoever he or she is does a good job with the european union. it's important we be open-minded and outward looking. >> can you walk me through this co

why and how can this only happen in our great city of san francisco, none known for tolerance? since the illegal persecution, the communist party has used this -- here in san francisco extends the persecution through the chinese consulate, which directly targets community leaders in san francisco and persuades through them propaganda that it's a political movement to not allow and exclude citizens who practice this -- fallen doffa have no policy aspirations and the chinese communist party fears it the communities include them into their events these communities will see through their lives and realize that the practitioners are good people that have been wronged. i believe that san franciscans do not support discrimination. and influence from a foreign government interfering with the souvenir nation. i look forward to the day one of you will walk alongside us to openly attend the chinatown and japantown community parades just as the federal agents walked along ruby bridges every day in 1960. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> translator: greetings supervisor, wonder what ty

i'm happy and have been working hard, it's a great city. i feel relaxed with the system. coaches, great people. great young team. i'm looking forward to it. >> jaylen brown was chosen third by the boston celtics. brown averaged 15 points and three rebounds, a great athlete. a questionable jump shot, though. >> to think that you're going to go as high as number three? >> i had no idea. ask i was nervous. >> so luke walton with brandon engram. the suns and warriors pick last in the first round between 7:00 and 7:30 tonight. >>> clay thompson is ready to go. he confirmed he wants to play for team usa. and if you watched basketball, three-point shooting. on to baseball, giants dealing with injuries and bruce bocci keeps piecing together winning line ups. that is one of the prettiest ballparks in all of baseball. jared parker, conner gillispie panic triple and mack williams son and this is a big mac attack for mac williamson. giants up to a 5-3 lead. base hit, centerfield, oops, under his glove. he makes amendeds, gets revenge. shot of the day, his third on the par 5, 16th hol

but you know that's one thing i can tell you, tell you about philadelphia, man, it's a great city, great very passionate. there's always going to be a couple bad apples. >> meanwhile barkley former team the 76ers had the number one pick in the draft in just about three week. who she take duke's brandon ingram or lsu ben simmons? it's a tough choice. chuck has really the answer. >> they got a big decision to make. they got very big decision to make. i like the ingram kid from duke. i think ben simmons is a good player. little disappointed he doesn't want to play in the olympics. who doesn't want to play in the olympics? i'm little concerned about how much he actually likes play basketball. (laughter). >> if only chuck had some opinions. >> game four of the stanley come playoffs second period penguins on the power play great pass. the penguins within three-one and take a commanding three games to one lead. they are one win away from clinching the cup. game five thursday in pittsbur pittsburgh. >> charles barkley is eminently quotable. >> quotable. >> everything that comes out of his mouth.

appropriate response but that is one thing i can tell you you or tell but philadelphia man, it is a great citygreat fans, very passionate. but there is always going to be a couple bad apples. >> meanwhile barkley's former team sixers have number one overall pick in the nba draft. big debate hoist they should take. ben simmons or brandon ingram out of duke. >> well, they have a big decision to make. they have a very big decision to make. i like ingram kid from duke. i think ben simmons is a good player, little disappointed he doesn't want to play in the olympics. who doesn't want to play in the olympics. little concerned about how much he actually likes to play basketball. >> good point. >> good point. >> valid point. >> chuck out there sweating. >> yes. >> quietly stanley cup finals between penguins and sharks has been a great one. pittsburgh leads two-one heading in to tonight's game four in san jose. check this out, first three games have been decided by one goal, either in the final minutes of regulation, or overtime. really good series so far. >>> nascar today at pocono race postponed yest

i'm happy and have been working hard, it's a great city. i feel relaxed with the system. reat coaches, great people. great young team. i'm looking forward to it. >> jaylen brown was chosen third by the boston celtics. brown averaged 15 points and three rebounds, a great athlete. a questionable jump shot, though. >> to think that you're going to go as high as number three? >> i had no idea. ask i was nervous. >> so luke walton with brandon engram. the suns and in the first round between 7:00 and 7:30 tonight. >>> clay thompson is ready to go. he confirmed he wants to play for team usa. and if you watched basketball, three-point shooting. on to baseball, giants dealing with injuries and bruce bocci keeps piecing together winning line ups. that is one of the prettiest ballparks in all of jared parker, conner gillispie panic triple and mack williams son and this is a big mac attack for mac williamson. giants up to base hit, centerfield, oops, under his glove. he makes amendeds, gets shot of the day, his third on the par 5, 16th hole which he will drain for abc7 sports brought

. >> it's just a great city. great place to be and of course they have a lot of young guys coming up and everyone here, they're great guys and of course i would fit in great that's what they told me. >> we've been studying him for some time but it's just great to see him here in our gym, see him just even, you know, physically up close and personal really for the first time. >> the other player the sixers are considering is ls's ben simmons. sixers have not had him in for a look yet. thus far simmons and his agent have yet to work out for any nba team. >> it's not a red flag. you know, everybody deals with the draft process differently. you know, sometimes agents are involved, sometimes families are involved in those decisions. again, you know, everything that we get with respect to our intel has it relates to ben is he would very much like to be selected number one. >> our cameras caught joel embiid working out today. he looked good as he fights his way back from a foot injury. colangelo says embiid will not be

it's become a great multicultural, iconic city in the world today. makes it great is this ability to go across the boundaries of race and culture and be socially liberal around issues like gay people and race and gender. i think this idea of a culture that is based on values, it is still where most people really want to be. what is necessary and what is obvious is when i was in office, there was a fair degree of consensus behind that deal of the world. today, it is under strong attack from the left and right. that's not completely new. the context in which it is happening is much deeper and more powerful than before. we're going to have to go out there and construct an agenda for 2016 and the years to come that is about a radical center in making change. but making change that helps the modern world work and it does not say stop the world. john: do you see anybody in the younger ranks who looks like they can carry forward that claim? tony: i think there are lots of people. in the and, however much under attack, there is strong support for this positi

today our goal is to work together, this is about unity and bringing the great city of orlando back together, our state, and our country. thank you again for federal, state and law enforcement officers for standing strong. thank you.>> reporter: can you clarify when this became a hostage situation? do you believe that the killer fired any more shots were killed and more victims during that time space?>> no. once it stabilized and the suspect barricaded himself in the bathroom, negotiators were talking with them, and there were no shots at that time. there was talk about the bomb best -- vest, and explosives, and there were comments made about the imminent loss of life, and that is when i made the decision to make the entry at that time. it was 0500 hrs. in the morning. he made his phone call while in the bathroom after the initial victims were shot.>> reporter: [ question inaudible ]>> he was in one bathroom with what we believe were 45 hostages, and in the opposing bathroom was 15 to 20 people. we rescued dozens and dozens of people, so we don't know from which bathroom they came at this po

chak and i think over the next four to five weeks people who come into the city are going to see a great city, and something we're going to be very proud of. in two stories i have -- outside of all the things we're going to show off about the city in terms of keeping people in and programmatic work but this is also an opportunity to work with some of our sponsors to make sure a they get to work on things they care about too. and one example is summer youth employment. something mayor kenney champions on a regular basis. governor mendel and i were in new york city raising money about a year and a half. and we sat down with executives from the j.p. morgan and they said our biggest summer program is summer youth employment. we know mayor kenney's priority is summer youth employment. so what if we teamed up to find a good vehicle for that? and we teamed up with j.p. morgan and philadelphia youth network about a year ago to find a hundred slots for philadelphia youth. obviously what people see on tv is going to be fancy and the work leah and her team is doing is second to none but there are a lot

here in this great city of art, there's no shortage of treasures in need of a little tlc.his is beautiful. how old is this panting? woman: this is a 17th-century painting. steves: from florence? woman: we don't know. -maybe the area is genova. -steves: genova. each shop addresses a need with passion and expertise. fine instruments deserve the finest care. grand palaces sparkle with gold leaf, thanks to the delicate and exacting skills of craftspeople like this. a satisfying way to wrap up an oltrarno experience is to enjoy a florentine steakhouse, which any italian meat lover knows means chianina beef. the quality is proudly on display. steaks are sold by weight and generally shared. the standard serving is about a kilo for two, meaning about a pound per person. so, both of those for four people? woman: yes. steves: the preparation is simple and well established. good luck if you want it well done. man: i am hungry, yeah. oh, look at this. ah! steves: oh, beautiful. [ laughs ] man: wow. steves: chianina beef. -woman: white beans. -steves: okay. perfect. man: and that one.

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today, our goal as the sheriff said we are work together this is about unity and bringing the great city of orlando back together, our state, and our country. thank you to our federal and state law enforcement officers and governor scott for standing strong with us this entire time. >> can you clarify when this became a hostage situation? do you believe the killer fired anymore shots and kill any more victims during that timeframe? >> as soon as it stabilized and the suspect barricaded himself in the bath almost, our negotiators were talking with him and there were no shows at that tomorrow so this was talk of bomb vests and explosives throughout. there were statements made about imminent loss of life. that is why i made a decision to make entry at that time. it happened at 5:00 a.m. >> he made the phone call to sunday after shoot increasing. >> while he was in the bathroom, correct, after the initial victims were shot. [ inaudible ] he was in one bath program with four or five hostages and therein people in the opposing bathroom, 15-20 people and unknown when we rescued dozens and dozen

. >> it's a great city. great fans. very passionate.there's always going to be a couple bad apples but a majority of the fans here appreciate what ryan has brought to the table. >> what would you have done to the guy? >> i would have kicked his [ bleep ] personally. i don't think just giving him a little warning or a ticket really doesn't do that situation justice. >> charles barkley justice. we all remember charles' golf swing, look at that hitch. how about his swing in the batting cage today? sir charles taking some batting practice. not bad. no hitch to that pitch there. look at that. nice. we'll be right back after this. ♪ what are you doing? sara, i love you, and... [phone rings] ah, it's my brother. keep going... sara, will you marry... [phone rings again] what do you want, todd???? [crowd cheering] keep it going!!!! if you sit on your phone, you butt-dial people. it's what you do. todd! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. i know we just met like, two months ago... y

this is about you know my, about bringing the great city of orlando back together. thank you. >>> just have one question. can you clarify when this became a hostage situation for several hours. do you believe that the killer fired on more shots or killed any more victim duffing that time space? >> no be, as soon as it stabilized, and the suspect barricaded himself in the bathroom, we were talking with him. there were no shots at that time. there was talk about bomb vests, explosionives throughout, and then there were statements made about imminent loss of life, so that's why i made the decision to make the entry at that time. >> [ inaudible ]. >> about 0500 hours in the morning. >> [ inaudible ]. >> he made that phone call we believe while he was the bathroom, correct, after the initial victims were shot. >> [ inaudible ]. >> no be, he was in one bathroom with, we believe, four to five hostages. there were people in the opposing bath rule, about 15 to 20 people, and unknown when we rescued dozens and dozens of people, so we don't know from which bathroom they came a

jim told my secret jim thank you very much and thanks for mayor ed lee hosting this in his city the mayor is a greatate of investment in infrastructure to move the city and state ahead i want to thank secretary for eyes and ears to hold this very important meeting here in san francisco i want to start any remarks this afternoon by asking you to picture a scenario in a prosperous western state the climate is b of a weird decades the unafternoon rainfall has product a drought and farmers are despite and everyone is prop i for a pacific rains unfortunately, they get their wish the heavens opened and failed to close from one state to the other and deserts are flooded 4 feet deep and washing away community in low lying regions the water reaches the tops of light poles and even the state capital is submerged on inauguration day the newly elected govern gets to the ceremony by row boat had the water resides thousand are dead and with an in every 8 homes ask ruined or carried out away that didn't sound evict a scrip for a bad hollywood movie all of that happened in california over the winter of the 18 61 an

it's become a great multicultural, iconic city in the world today. it great is this ability to go across the boundaries of race and culture and be socially liberal around issues like gay people and race and gender. i think this idea of a culture that is based on values, it is still where most people really want to be. what is necessary and what is obvious is when i was in office, there was a fair degree of consensus behind that view of the world. thatve to understand today, it is under strong attack from the left and right. that's not completely new. the context in which it is happening is much deeper and more powerful than before. we're going to have to go out there and construct an agenda for 2016 and the years to come that is about a radical center and that to is about making change. but making change that helps the modern world work and it does not say stop the world. john: do you see anybody in the younger ranks who looks like they can carry forward that flame? tony: i think there are lots of people. in the end, however much under attack, there

drawers, went to work, and built on a heroic scale highways and universities, suburbs and factories, great cities and grand alliances -- the strong foundations of an american century. now the question comes to the sons and daughters of this achievement. what is asked of us? this is a remarkable moment in the life of our nation. never has the promise of prosperity been so vivid. but times of plenty, like times of crisis, are tests of american character. prosperity can be a tool in our hands used to build and better , our country. or it can be a drug in our system dulling our sense of , urgency, of empathy, of duty. our opportunities are too great, our lives too short, to waste this moment. so tonight, we bow to our nation, we will seize this moment of american promise. we will use these good times for great goals. [applause] george w. bush: we will confront the hard issues - threats to our national security, threats to our health and retirement security -- before the challenges of our time become crises for our children. and we will extend the promise of prosperity to every forgotten corner of thi

drawers, went to work, and built on a heroic scale highways and universities, suburbs and factories, great cities and grand alliances, the strong foundations of an american century. now the question comes to the sons and daughters of this achievement. what is asked of us? this is a remarkable moment in the life of our nation. never has the promise of prosperity been so vivid. but times of plenty, like times of crisis, are tests of american character. prosperity can be a tool in our hands, used to build and better our country. or it can be a drug in our system, dulling our sense of urgency, of empathy, of duty. our opportunities are too great, our lives too short to waste this moment. so tonight, we vow to our nation, we will seize this moment of american promise. we will use these good times for great goals. [cheers] [applause] governor bush: we will confront the hard issues -- threats to our national security, threats to our health and retirement security -- before the challenges of our time become crises for our children. and we will extend the promise of prosperity to every forgotten corner of

why and how can this only happen in our great city of san francisco, none known for tolerance?ince the illegal persecution, the communist party has used this -- here in san francisco extends the persecution through the chinese consulate, which directly targets community leaders in san francisco and persuades through them propaganda that it's a political movement to not allow and exclude citizens who practice this -- fallen doffa have no policy aspirations and the chinese communist party fears it the communities include them into their events these communities will see through their lives and realize that the practitioners are good people that have been wronged. i believe that san franciscans do not support discrimination. and influence from a foreign government interfering with the souvenir nation. i look forward to the day one of you will walk alongside us to openly attend the chinatown and japantown community parades just as the federal agents walked along ruby bridges every day in 1960. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> translator: greetings supervisor, wonder what type

, a great country, we will continue to be so. >> his city, overwhelming backed him. the u.k., the one part of england, at least, that voted against the rest of it the other story, the other place, of course, is scotland. a scottish referendum is highly likely on leaving. >> leading a cabinet meeting, the latest for you. that is how the first minister of scotland, that scotland could be pulled out of the european union, after the people voted in favor of staying with the european union. 52% voted in favor of that the first minister said it was the democratically aspiration to stay. part of the european union, part of the common market. she was prepared to do everything possible to make sure that happened. including calling another independence referendum. it was back in december, 2014, that scottish people, voted on the issue of independence, that vote, decided that scotland should stay with the united kingdom. now, there has been material and significant change in scotland's circumstances, tlur her parties manifesto, she said, under those circumstances, a second refe

jim told my secret jim thank you very much and thanks for mayor ed lee hosting this in his city the mayor is a greatdvocate of investment in infrastructure to move the city and state ahead i want to thank secretary for eyes and ears to hold this very important meeting here in san francisco i want to start any remarks this afternoon by asking you to picture a scenario in a prosperous western state the climate is b of a weird decades the unafternoon rainfall has product a drought and farmers are despite and everyone is prop i for a pacific rains unfortunately, they get their wish the heavens opened and failed to close from one state to the other and deserts are flooded 4 feet deep and washing away community in low lying regions the water reaches the tops of light poles and even the state capital is submerged on inauguration day the newly elected govern gets to the ceremony by row boat had the water resides thousand are dead and with an in every 8 homes ask ruined or carried out away that didn't sound evict a scrip for a bad hollywood movie all of that happened in california over the winter of the 18 6

. >> it is such a great city and to give something so small back to such an amazing city it makes us feel better. >> reporter: you can see the school in the background there is still there. the tunnel is still here but this marks a new beginning. the family hopes to be able to get this completed in time for the big fourth of july parade which runs up and down the alameda. >> the county is taking steps to end homelessness. they voted in the last hour to put a bond measure before voters. the money would be used to build affordable housing. the cost to the average homeowner would be about $68 a year. it will need a two thirds majority vote to pass in november. >>> they are did kneeling -- denied the appeal to repair a single. that opened up in march. it is costing the town $3 million to fix it. the public works director says the repair costs are far beyond what the down can afford. if the appeal is also denied he will try to work with the states office of emergency services. >>> new at six, bay area inventors with a new safety project force it -- older cars. a rearview backup camera tha

engaging to everyone and play with ideas how to engage hope o people in the city and make them lively and safe it is my great pleasure to introduce mayor ed lee. >> (clapping.) >> thank you miami our director of planning good morning, everyone. >> good morning. >> welcome to liz our notation zone before i say anything let me express our city's condolences and just really the heroic event that happened in orlando remind us we need to continue to work on how diversity and even though people in oornld the lgbtq community is suffering tremendously i know we feel a lot here in san francisco we have a very strong lgbtq community in our city i want to again express our city's sorry so far what happened and also the need to ready do something about it in terms of pretending those weapons from people's hand but most importantly to celebrate the diversity in our city and i know that we're on the verbiage of celebrating our provide in fact? pride month everybody yeah. >> (clapping.) >> this is what we need to do we want to do but need to do it also for the people of orlando whether in north carolina are mississippi or

city. sorry to hear about the casinos are closing. >> july 2nd we have the light show at tropicana and fireworks out in the water. it's helpful for us to have great weather because it will add to the economic weather. >> reporter: harp tells brand-new visitors how to soak up atlantic city's excitement. >> it's just great to see it. he didn't know where to get the best gyros. >> reporter: and the brand-new outdoor pool and beer garden. for the first time you can park your rv to stay overnight and hop on wave runners, jet skis or paddleboards. >> hookups, sewage, cable tv. >> reporter: the first rv park in atlantic city. >> park your vehicle, take the bus in. we have a local ramada. they take them to atlantic city for a small fee. >> reporter: jasmine johnson plans to spent the fourth here next summer. right now she just doesn't want to fall in. >> a memory i'll never forget. >> reporter: atlantic city certainly hoping it will be a holiday weekend not to forget, and that they will fall into peak revenue. the higher-ups say they won't have exact figures for a couple of weeks, but they do anticipate that the fourth of july crowds will put them at abo

interpretation that built this great city.he interpretation that says the people and citizens of san francisco deserve to have a say, to have a say in the development of their said. that's why we have up planning commission in the first place. we have discretionary review. i know many of you wish to interpret your decision today based off of existing law and the planning code, as the opposition to this development hopes you do. the conditional use exemption, the language that should justify the granting of this exemption from the granting of this conditional use authorization is necessary and desirable. that's the language. that's the standard. a standard that unfortunately developers of water down over the years. we are here asking you to revive that standard. now you've heard plenty of testimony tonight cataloging the litany of abuses this developer has already placed on the community and the great impact this project can have. just to review, it's not just that they have displaced businesses and residents. it's not just the

wouldn't it be great if everyone said what they meant? the citi double cash card does. it lets you earn double cash back. 1% when you buy and 1% as you pay. the citi double cash card. double means double. edded eddeded . >> muhammad ali the greatest ever inside the ring but what he accomplished outside of the ring will be the most likely impact on his legacy. from the vietnam war to a global ambassador and humanitarian. he spent decades fighting for others. i'm joined by political analyst and columnist for the daily beast. jonathan, one of the things that has really struck me over the past 12 hours or so, we have not perhaps spent as much time talking about how devicive a figure he was in this country and what was it about muhammad ali that changed and turned him into a universally beloved human being. >> if you want to take more of a barbed approach to that question he tweeted today he didn't become an international iconn until he couldn't speak anymore. until parkinsons robbed him of his voice and at that point he became acceptable and a great hero to everybody in tha

it's about investing in an asset that is a city owns asset for a lost years. >> looks like a great -- >> there use to be artist faires there once a year. you still have that? >> yes, they have twice a year. the open studios. it's kind of a major event. one in the spring and one in the fall. where the artists open studios to the public. it's a pretty major event. via stepped in the past. >> we use to get the invitation from the artists to visit that. we use to enjoy that. we never had that for the last so many years. >> there should be a vip list. perhaps they missed the vip. >> no vip just general public for the commissioners to meet the artists. >> i understand. >> yes, i agree with you. we want to be invited and know. >> i want to see what is happening, you know. >> we will make sure -- >> ya. >> the commission and others are on the list. yes, it's a great event. >> i don't know. you know maybe. >> okay. yes, we need a motion. yes. >> i second that. >> we have a motion by commissioner mondejar and commissioner singh on 5d. call the roll. >> commission members. >> pimentel. >> yes. >

new orleans is a great city. chicago is a wonderful city. los angeles exists.y i love. my parents are both from here. i feel my roots in this city. ( applause ) here's the thing. tonight, i wanted to take a moment to celebrate "new york city history month," which is a thing i just made up. but that's the can-do spirit new york is all about. just make up what you need. don't have any ideas for the show? think of something absurd. make it up. so join me as we take a look back at one of this city's greatest eras in our new segment, "the late show's new. york tales." >> during the 1970s, new york's club scene kept people shaking and grooving into their comb expaz nowhere did the parties rage harder than at bubble, the midtown nightclub still regarded as one of the most famous and controversial venues of all time. >> what's the best part of the nightclub experience? the music? the dancing? the midnight marionette murder mystery? wrong, wrong, and close, but wrong. it's when they turn on the phone. >> and turn on the phone they did. >> bubble had a custom-ibility foa

this is about bringing the great city of orlando back together. >> the deadliest shooting in u.s. history as we start to learn more about the victims and the gunman, the nation is coming together. >> we are hearing how in moments of chaos, heros helped hundreds escape. we want to begin our coverage at the live desk with more on what investigators are now revealing. >> all of the victims have now on identified. investigators releasing that new information this morning. they have not put out the names of all 49 people who were killed because they're still in the process of notifying next of kin. one victim was just 19 years old. the oldest was 50 so far. they have now removed all of the bodies from inside the pulse nightclub. orlando's mayor says he believes the tragedy could have been even worse. >> opd and the other law enforcement agencies responded hero heroically, breaching the wall, killing the bad guy and rescuing dozens of hostages. >> reporter: those who died in the attack included a pharmacy technician and a man whose family says they only learned he was gay few months the

jim told my secret jim thank you very much and thanks for mayor ed lee hosting this in his city the mayor is a greatdvocate of investment in infrastructure to move the city and state ahead i want to thank secretary for eyes and ears to hold this very important meeting here in san francisco i want to start any remarks this afternoon by asking you to picture a scenario in a prosperous western state the climate is b of a weird decades the unafternoon rainfall has product a drought and farmers are despite and everyone is prop i for a pacific rains unfortunately, they get their wish the heavens opened and failed to close from one state to the other and deserts are flooded 4 feet deep and washing away community in low lying regions the water reaches the tops of light poles and even the state capital is submerged on inauguration day the newly elected govern gets to the ceremony by row boat had the water resides thousand are dead and with an in every 8 homes ask ruined or carried out away that didn't sound evict a scrip for a bad hollywood movie all of that happened in california over the winter of the 18 6

jim told my secret jim thank you very much and thanks for mayor ed lee hosting this in his city the mayor is a greatdvocate of investment in infrastructure to move the city and state ahead i want to thank secretary for eyes and ears to hold this very important meeting here in san francisco i want to start any remarks this afternoon by asking you to picture a scenario in a prosperous western state the climate is b of a weird decades the unafternoon rainfall has product a drought and farmers are despite and everyone is prop i for a pacific rains unfortunately, they get their wish the heavens opened and failed to close from one state to the other and deserts are flooded 4 feet deep and washing away community in low lying regions the water reaches the tops of light poles and even the state capital is submerged on inauguration day the newly elected govern gets to the ceremony by row boat had the water resides thousand are dead and with an in every 8 homes ask ruined or carried out away that didn't sound evict a scrip for a bad hollywood movie all of that happened in california over the winter of the 18 6

i hope you'll up the great work. citymunity development having meaningful investments in affordable housing. what i have seen in terms of the remaining unfinished business is , you go to los angeles, and you an acute housing crisis. the scope of the problem is so significant that we need to continue these investments and housing so that we can implement these housing first initiatives. lyft -- we know there are transportation barriers. the good news is that we understand there are transportation vouchers you can get so you can get back on your feet. as you move forward on the balcony looking down, i hope you take a moment to say, we have come a long way. i hope you don't take too long. we do have a long way to go. we are going to be there with you. you know what? the peer-to-peer knowledge exchange is a fancy way of saying we all learn from each other. that is what you are doing here. you know what? because the maniacs. cleptomaniac. ideae not had an original in years. the third time it is my idea. [applause] i hope you w

jim told my secret jim thank you very much and thanks for mayor ed lee hosting this in his city the mayor is a greatvocate of investment in infrastructure to move the city and state ahead i want to thank secretary for eyes and ears to hold this very important meeting here in san francisco i want to start any remarks this afternoon by asking you to picture a scenario in a prosperous western state the climate is b of a weird decades the unafternoon rainfall has product a drought and farmers are despite and everyone is prop i for a pacific rains unfortunately, they get their wish the heavens opened and failed to close from one state to the other and deserts are flooded 4 feet deep and washing away community in low lying regions the water reaches the tops of light poles and even the state capital is submerged on inauguration day the newly elected govern gets to the ceremony by row boat had the water resides thousand are dead and with an in every 8 homes ask ruined or carried out away that didn't sound evict a scrip for a bad hollywood movie all of that happened in california over the winter of the 18 61

he made the examiner turned to be the full fiscal year that reach the community and reduce our great cities cost. >> thank you. envy us was to comment on this item? sir, do you wish to comment on item 2 or three? please, come on up. >> my name is martin ramirez thank for adding [inaudible] i want to say something that i think you would make this buses better. one is that the [inaudible] when the proposition j was created there were about five or more printers available. now there's only one and it's not feasible for a small paper to print here for many reasons. price, service and all that. we have no option but effectively amended to the full board some out somebody can do it, i mean to add something that they can print outside in the absence of printers availability in san francisco that would be cool and the other one is that lately, we have not been getting any money from the fund those listed 10% because each department is taking it as a savings so they don't put it in the pool. they just save it as there's no money. we would like to have the 10% taken out and being put in the 10% for t

pleasant of people coming and visiting our great city starting now. high pressure in place. it should be less breezy overnight. clear skies and very comfortable as we head into tomorrow morning. here's your forecast. 79 and partly cloudy through about 7:00 p.m. then clear skies as we move into the overnight hours, temperatures in the low 70's. tomorrow looks great. it's not long before the heat and humidity and thunderstorm chances return. we'll take a look at that in your seven-day forecast, plus a detailed holiday weekend preview that is all still ahead. sarah and jim back to you guys. >>> a new warning for americans headed to brazil for the olympics, but it has nothing to do with zika. >> government officials wants you to look out for when traveling abroad. >> one police department is sharing one of its secrets for parents to keep kids safe in crowded places. now their advice is going viral. important information you may need ahead. >>> imagine being at a concert and your phone automatically deactivates itself so you can't take photos or videos? that could happen future.