mayor's and amazing community of nonprofit have created repairs to the stairs and the issues in our beautiful cityach is sacred ground nothing means more than the great people (calling names) the whole institution have given to me and my colleagues to transform the square of the embarcadero freeway for those buildings and across the street as you look around the big picture how to fits into the city is originally and file number look at the people and look at the buildings but look at the many pictures look at how every baseboard meets the doorjamb and see how the hard work (calling names) by the incredibly capable and daebltd steve of our office i especially want to acknowledge fred lion who is glorious photograph in the lobby and his life work of affirmative for san francisco conveys the ervin history those buildings are part of thank you thank you all for to special moment go warriors (clapping.) >> so some of you explain why al legislation - thank you reverend does this one work well, congress is in session i'm looking to be here on behalf of the congresswoman pelosi dear friends i'll add my c

as you know we are celebrating our city hall and celebrating a civic celebration for people to come and celebrate this beautiful majestic building. celebrating 100 years of city hall gives us a perfect opportunity to honor this building's past history, the architecture, the seismic retrofit and into the future whether it's innovation, technology and also becoming economically sustainable but also environmentally sustainable. we have done great improvements to this building. what we have done in this city hall so replace the 220 lights with led lights. not only will this make city hall energy efficient but will also reduce our operating cost? city hall's centennial celebration will be june 19th, which will give us the opportunity to celebrate the people's palace. this is what beautiful city hall will be when visitors to san francisco will come that day. the events will begin at 6:00 p.m., delicious food from food trucks and activities and it will end with a beautiful light led show with a multimedia projecting lighting system which will take you through a visual journey through the past 100 years to the present

it is beautiful city and i pray it stays that way, but these are some very important and critical things that have to be addressed when considering the aalarming amount of homelessness that there is here in the city and the amount of money this city generates. i urge your sympathy deciding on the new budget and we new housing and less harassment. thank you very much for your time >> thank you. next speaker please >> hi supervisors my name is [inaudible] advocase coordinator at saent anteany foundation rchlt saent saint aenthany provides food, access to technology, clothing u social work service, drug and alcohol treatment and we do so without government funding. that said, we are leer in support today of our-the communities ask related to budget justice and the hes p proposal as well as the food security task force. all services that comprise all the groups weerks all work together in a continuum to assist folks trying to transition into stability and without each other having robust services we all as individuals can't do our jobs as well. on a pernt note i want to say that i am a victi

charleston is just absolutely beautiful city.ou haven't seen any sort of the fracturingfracturing that we saw in baltimore here a lot of unity and people comeing together paying their respects periodically down this street here an calhoun street throngs of people coming by with flowers and notes and messages and they're placing it down right in front of the church over here. obviously you've got a huge media presence here as well. but what's interesting to note i talk about those victims families speaking at this first court appearance. and they were in a courtroom obviously not with roof who's at the detention center but some of these family members really quite amazeingly already offering their forgiveness to the 21-year-old. just sort of showing you sort of emblematic of the human spirit right now. >> fox's joel waldman thank you very much. >>> we're going to keep following this story for you online. just check out myfoxphilly.com for the very latest information. it's right there on our home page. >>> in other news a former pe

break and kill our culture our community what made this place the mists the people what made this beautiful city to vibrant i've never seen someone that the whole community no matter who you are and were you coming to your race and culture your money coming together for the first time asking the supervisors for a measure that effects all of us this is the first time i'm not kidding i've been advocating for years and this is i don't know what to say i'll say to the people that are saying no to the measure please have the decency to respect us if you don't think the moratorium is going to work understand we are thousands of people we know what we need we need to have the city to build 24 hundred to 3 thousand more units i'm sick and tired of corporate interests ruling the city this building our city is not for sale this is not a joke this is real (clapping.) >> good evening. i'm sarah i'm a student another ucsf just recently get 34i789d to the graduate program in public affairs i'm here tonight to show my support to the moratorium and mere to urge you to join me and support of moratorium we're onl

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. >>> good evening from this beautiful city where what unfolded just a few steps from here last night is almost too much to bear. it happened at the emanuel episcopal church mother emanuel, as everyone calls it wednesday night prayer service and bible study, all welcome, no questions asked. a young man walked in, took a seat and waited for up to an hour and then police say dylann roof stood up and started shooting. there were nine dead, one injured and countless broken hearts here. a stunning act of mass murder in a predominantly african-american house of worship and tonight it's being investigated as a hate crime. tonight, what we know about the man in custody after an all-night manhunt, the stories of quiet and good lives cut tragically short. but first, what happened when the peace was shattered here last night? our team is in place, and tonight we begin with chris jansing. >> the surveillance photos of dylann storm roof were crucial in his arrest for one worst mass killings in south carolina history. >> that awful person who would go into a place of worship where people were prayi

day, this beautiful city and enjoy it. >> reporter: plenty of people were doing just that at a welcome america event at the franklin institute. and at the historic sites around independence mall. homeland security has issued a terror threat bulletin for the fourth of july weekend alerting local law enforcement to stay vigilant but that doesn't seem to be altering anyone's plans. >> not at all. i mean that's what they try to do scare us. we have to be hyperaware and pay attention to what's going on. i'm not going to change my life because somebody else doesn't know thousand act. >> y. >> reporter: does that change your behavior in anyway. >> no. i've come down to the art museum before and we've had no trouble. i don't anticipate trouble in the future. >> reporter: the fbi says there are no specific threats to philadelphia or anywhere else. threat bulletins have been issued before big public events ever since 9/11. this one comes in the wake of lone wolf attacks in paris tunisia and kuwait last week. isis is tr

this is what beautiful city hall will be when visitors to san francisco will come that day. the events will begin at 6:00 p.m., delicious food from food trucks and activities and it will end with a beautiful light led show with a multimedia projecting lighting system which will take you through a visual journey through the past 100 years to the present today. we have with us today mayor ed lee, former mayor willie brown and protocol charlie and who will go through what this event will be in june and as part of the celebration, we will also be producing a documentary. with that, i would like to bring up our mayor edwin lee. you can see i'm a little bit nervous right now. i'm stumbling over my words. i have both mayor's. they will be up here to talk about what a great event we are going to have. mayor ed lee. [ applause ] >>mayor edwin m. lee: okay, naomi, that tells me a lot. everybody, thank you. thanks for coming. this is a wonderful time we are here at city hall and of course i was joking when i wished mayor brown a happy 100th birthday. first of all i do want to say offic

. >> it was a beautiful city when i heard about it when i was younger. it had all houses and stores. everything around here. >> reporter: it's certainly not like it was when april young was a young girl. but for a few thousand dollars, the eyesore now across the street is owned by someone other than the city. >> i'm interested in everything really. >> reporter: bidder 164 quickly bought up the first two properties to hit the auction block and he didn't stop there. >> what do you plan on doing? >> redeveloping them, of course. >> you want to sell them? >> plan a single family house. >> we need more houses and everything and open up some more schools. >> reporter: people who live around the vacant lots the news is good. while these lots went for $7,000 each, others went for eight, 50 even $65,000, like this one on the edge of fishtown. >> reporter: the owners of the lots will be able to build on them sticking with the current zoning regulations. don't expect to see anything happening in the next couple of weeks because they still have work to do. first hav

beautiful sets from that knauer show. >> yeah. >> if we could spread that through the city it would be the most beautiful city in the world. >> that's right. it already is. we know that. for sure. >> oh, my goodness a lot of green a lot of water to make it green. now we need a little sun and we are going to get some in the seven day forecast. still staying a little damp and dreary at least for the next 24 hours. take a look outside. we got a little fog to talk about as well. nothing that is going create problems overnight. we're seeing liberty one liberty two fairly well tonight. temperatures will stay in the 50s50s. on storm scan3 some rain to talk about. getting more spotty especial specially to the forth and west. south jersey seeing the bulk of it interior south jersey gloucester county camden county extending into burlington county along 206 places like southampton, medford medford lakes extending through mt. laurel evesham and even you can see toward the west toward haddonfield this is where we're seeing the more consistent rain right along route 70, 73. the back roads to the beach here and we'll see this at least f

is the rio de janeiro world's most beautiful city. the olympics will bring together excellent organizational -- all of those who wish to come have been invitation -- have an invitation. i will now call upon our daily newspaper reporters for the second question. being sued by mary american investors who lost billions of because of allegations of corruption. --it an issue of concern president obama: i make it a policy not to comment on active that are working through the justice system. partly because people here in the united states know that the lawyers work for me and i want to make sure we -- i'm not familiar with all the details of the case, so i will declined to comment on the specifics. i will make a general statement that i have had the opportunity to work with president rousseff on the open government initiative we've been trying to mobilize internationally. brazil has been a great proctor -- partner in that process. the more we can create accountability and transparency in our government systems, the better off we will be. tha

we are looking live on sky6 in atlantic city where it's a beautiful beach day.ople on the beach but there is still a moderate risk of rip currents. it continues from yesterday. so folks on the beach really have to listen to their lifeguards. a lot of water rescues yesterday and once the lifeguards are off duty is good idea not to go in the water. rip currents can be very dangerous. temperature-wise though feeling good. average high for this time of the year is 86. we're well below that. 80 degrees in philadelphia, a little chill in the air. wilmington 80. allentown 78. millville 80 and that lands breeze not a sea breeze so sea isle city also 80 degrees and dewpoints are very low. dewpoints in the 50's so very comfortable today. things though will be changing. satellite6 along with action radar showing there's low pressure across the midwest and were what this will do is trail a warm front through our region tomorrow. that will bring anup tick in the humidity. it will be warmer and we'll see some showers and thunderstorms developing in the afternoon. so tonight a

best and most beautiful city so the olympics will bring together excellent organizational capabilities and also the wonderful ability of brazilians to receive visitors and athletes and all of those who wish to come to brazil off standing invitation to come to the olympics because we assure not only proper security conditions but we will make sure you will be able to enjoy beautiful and great celebrations during the upcoming olympics i'd like to now call upon our sao paulo daily newspaper reporter for the second question. >> reporter: petrobras, our state own oil giant are being sued by investors who lost millions of dollars and it's being investigated by the department of justice because of allegations of corruption. is it an issue of concern? >> you know, i make it a policy not to comment on active cases that are working their way through the justice system. partly because the people here in the united states know that the lawyers work for me and i want to make sure that we appear impartial. i'm not familiar with all the details of the case so i'll decline to comment on the specifics.

why do they pick these beautiful cities?t of cities. >> not so much in serbia or montenegro. >> no, you would not find. >> but the one thing they could find back home was a cache of weapons, many of them left in the ruins of that civil war. >> some so of them were in the army so they know the guns. they know how to use a handgun. >> they used guns to threaten people they used tear gas and they used force, violence threat of force and violence. >> and yet, several cops told us the panthers seemed to be going out of their way to leave their victims alive. but thieves with hearts of gold? oh no. by 2005 the cops started noticing something else. >> their profile is not far different from the al qaeda terrorist profile. >> by that he meant an apparently unconnected group of individuals with a powerful central loyalty but not in this case to a cause or a person or a country. only to money. journalist havana martin. >> there's no sort of pyramid hierarchy with a guy at the top ordering everyone around. there's a kind of cell networ

taking a look at the beautiful city by the bay. chel who is our photographer this morning. we have clear skies going up to a high in the city of 75. your full forecast is still coming up. >>> the heat makes you giddy, huh, roberta? [ laughter ] ! >>> the danger of a brush fire has subsided. wind gusts and heavy brush cleared walls of flames and embers sparked spot fires. firefighters are now making good progress with containment at 45%. and evacuation orders have been lifted. >>> new this morning a san francisco man died while attending a rave in las vegas. nicholas tom was pronounced dead at the electric daisy carnival last sunday. the coroner is trying to figure out how he died. there have been several deaths in recent years at this particular rave. all have been drug-related. last year a 24-year-old from san leandro overdosed on ecstasy. >>> it is 6:13 now. bart is shutting down train service between san francisco and the east bay for two weekends over the summertime. on the first weekend of august, crews are repairing a critical

i want everyone who's visiting here in our beautiful, beautiful city of charleston, to remember that when they go back to their homes in these other states. remember that. go out and volunteer. make a difference. actions speak louder than words. >> professor gammons, good to have you on today. i appreciate it. representative smith, thank you also for being on. i want to make a quick note that representative smith will be in that 1:00 p.m. vote you heard ana cabrera mentioning. that vote essentially to put this issue on the agenda so we'll continue at cnn to follow the movement in that great state. we'll update you. and moving the confederate flag from the top of the capitol dome to a nearby memorial was a compromise. it was intended to end the fight once and for all. not quite. coming up next, a guy who knows a thing or two about southern culture. a former congressman you may know better as cooter. he's going to share his thoughts. human sardines packing so into tiny frames. come to. carrying around sticks like cavepeople. trying anything to fit in everything. you can keep struggling

an opportunity for hispanic film makers actors and actresses to showcase their skills in the beautiful citytherly love. some of the films will be in spanish language but with subtitles. the perfect opportunity for people from different backgrounds to get a taste of latino entertainment. take a listen. >> we want everybody from all different backgrounds to come and see that latinos can do just the same as any of paramount pictures or universal studios, that these are independent film makers that want to make a statement about a lot of the cultures happening in the dominican republic and cuba. >> reporter: if you haven't already purchased your ticket you can do so at the event. tickets range from anywhere from $10 to $100. that's if you want to purchase the whole weekend pass. that is all i have for you. iris delgado for nbc 10, back to you. >>> coming up next on "nbc 10 news at 6:00" remembering a philadelphia pioneer. comcast founder ralph roberts dies at the age of 95. ahead at 6:00 we take a look at his impact on the city of philadelphia and the lives he's changed along the way. >>> and g

joe and marlin monroe may be the most famous couple to marry in san francisco city hall, beauty where politics and passions meet. >> i know pronounce you husband and wife. [ cheers ] >> and there are 38 couples who are married at san francisco city hall. >> per day? >> per day monday through friday. >> oh my goodness. >> perhaps no one knows more about city hall weddings than ellen schumer. >> how glorious it must be to walk through city hall and surrounded by this. >> by weddings and look you're also surrounded by children who participate in family weddings. the main thing it's truly a sign of love, love of each other in a building that promotes love. >> when mayor james sunny first opened the doors in 1915 he envisioned it as a palace for the people. a county clerk at the time, issued tens of thousands of marriage licenses over the course of his career. he was known for not standing in the way of a wedding, no matter what concerns were raised. in 1921 a vocal instructor ray youngman claimed he was forced to marry a former student at gunpoint. according to the "san francisco chronicl

. >> baltimore is a beautiful city. full of positive things to like to encourage their remaining businesses that had damaged to come to the library to supply for the loan. i have been there may disasters to find that most disaster loans and to work you can rebuild. you can recover. sit down with our people we can help you to the process to help those to recover. also another positive note at the library to take applications we have 17 and 19 year-old coming in to ask about our entreprenuers chip. that is amazing. we have other people coming in but the 19 year-old is an insult but it is amazing that we have people that young interested so i encourage you to encourage everyone to come to the table to decide if they have capital access. we have many people interested in the community in small-business to direct them to the items with. >> the administrator has made funds available for counseling and venturing and helping businesses get started with young people with the entreprenuers chip as the funds are available. we do h

. >> to, like, see how beautiful the city of oakland is and how, like, in some ways the warriors, like, represent how the city just a team, how they work together. >> reporter: oakland officials say you can start lining up along the parade route as early as 5 a.m. tomorrow. in oakland, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >> and if you can't quite make it out to the parade, you can still watch it right here on kpix 5. coverage starts at 9:30 tomorrow morning. we'll also stream it live at cbssf.com. >>> the historic drought is causing finger-pointing as to who may be to blame for the dry spell. advocates for various causes are using the drought to drum up support. one group is airing commercials calling for an immigration slowdown as a way to conserve water. animal rights activists are calling for restrictions on meat and dairy because cows use thousands of gallons of water. >>> it turns out there is one upside to california's crippling drought. the extra dry conditions are producing some of the best wine california has seen in nearly a decade. normal conditions, the roots of grapevines grow 10 feet d

we are on the boardwalk in ocean city and you can see behind me the beautiful view from the ocean cityic pier. the board are busy because weather is hot at home. everyone is flocking to the shore. today in philadelphia we have had a high of 29 degrees. the record 95 setback in 1986 and we will challenge another record tomorrow. take a look at the numbers, in the region, philadelphia right now we are at 91. allentown 88.

. >> to like see how beautiful the city of oakland is and how in some ways the warriors, like, represent how the city is just a team, how they work together. >> the two-mile parade and rally happen tomorrow. streets on and around the route will be closed. bart will be running rush hour service all day. >>> the parade starts at 10 a.m. at broadway and 11th and snakes down broadway to grand avenue and around lake merritt ending with an assembly at the kaiser center. and if you can't make it out to the parade, you can still watch it right here on kpix 5. coverage starts at 9:30 a.m. we'll also stream it live on cbssf.com. >>> talk about don't judge a book by its cover. san francisco city hall is turning 100 and you're invited to the birthday back tomorrow night. civic center plaza might look deserted now but it will be bustling at 6 p.m. when the party starts. expect multiple stages, music from many eras, face-painting for the kids. traffic heavy between parties for the warriors and the presidential visit. because the president will be in san francisco tomorrow afternoon for a mix of busine

beautiful day. mid-70s redwood city. with mostly sunny skies, low 60s with partly to mostly cloudy at the coast. the extended forecast here with your bay area weekend always in view. there is that warming trend. gets underway as we step into sunday. monday, tuesday look to be the hotter days. low 90's in the forecast. that's a warm way to feel it. upper 70s. low 80s. still warm for bay side communities and more sun. temperatures coming up some mid to upper 60s in the forecast and by wednesday we start to cool it down. >> beautiful. like it. i know not everybody does but i'm ready for it. >>> another 49er player entering his prime deciding to hang up that helmet. coming up, the reason he is calling a time out in the middle of his career. >>> and are you feeling hungry? the menu for a two million dollar lunch. >>> and if you are looking for some new books to crack open the book festival is being held this weekend in downtown berkeley. it starts at ten this morning and includes books for children, food and plenty of talks b

. >> the city is beautiful. it's really nice weather. really, really positive. good vibes. >> all eye matter over at civic center the party continued. in addition to the pride slack people ioned up for a language by -- we're going to be spending five flags, the five justices who voted for equality. >> this is more than a big deal. this is history in the making. this is a moment that everybody is free. >> and the biggest event of the weekend kicks off in just over 30 hours. the pride parade in nisk. for more in information and three sures hit to our website. there we have a full list of reroutes and bart service and bart officials say they will be providing longer trains to coupled all the crowds. you can find it all on kro in.org. >> one of the many events. there's a whole lot today. a lot of events from the north bay to the south bay. if you're heading out today expect some traffic delay. we told you about friday aroundly a ts engined team. all nascar this weekend. playing again at lehigh vie stadium tonight. we have more on each of these coming up but first yo

. >> welcome back you're taking a live look out across atlantic city beautiful sunrise. the we might get rain later this evening. 5:45 and 78 degrees. >> we're excited about the tall ships parade. we have some problems with traffic. >> reporter: we have problems in greenwich township, gloucester county we have downed trees and wires where the macro burst struck. route 44 blocked near tomlin road. stick with 295. that's open and clear. although a bunch of ramps connecting 295 with the area are blocked because of downed wires. crown point road at grove avenue you have traffic lights out of commission that's one of many that are not working when you come to a dark set treat itic lieu a stop -- treat it like a stop sign pitman we have down wires closing delsea drive at pitman avenue, use 553 or 651 as the alternates. chester county, 926 is blocked stick with pleasant grove wood. wawaset road is shed down locust grove gets you around that. baltimore pike is blocked use 322 to get around that. the route 1 at the pennsylvania turn, nice and dry and clear and smooth sailing. tur

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>> we're here in beautiful sea isle city. sea breeze but dry it will not stay that way this weekend. if you are coming down the shore here is your weekend forecast. we expect temperatures to be in the 70's but we also expect rain wind, and is there a rip current risk which is moderate with the persistent east wind that will be strong at the 15 to 25 miles an hour. morning showers sunday. seventy-three. uv inn connection low but southeasterly wind we will see clearing in the afternoon. that is very latest from sea isle city, i will be back with the seven day forecast from the city to the shore coming up later in the broadcast. >> thanks very much. >>> it could be weekend before everybody's power is back on following tuesday's damaging storms officials are offering assistance to those having to spend another night in the dark. syma chowdhry is live in chester delaware county with more syma? >> reporter: well, chris it has been two days since a storm came into delaware county and caused this much damage. we're still seeing trees

let look outside where it is lovely through our go pro cam here in our center city studios looking out beautiful center city philadelphia. we have deep blue skies westerly dry wind, that will be shifting once it goes southwest tomorrow, it is all over. it is heat, humidity, heat advisory and it will feel oppressive. enjoy this evening. it will be pleasant as temperatures will fall through 80's and 70's by late tonight. eyewitness weather watchers are reporting in some heat not as much humidity and break down the shore but we do not have a sea breeze. temperatures will get to the hot ones in mantua temperature 91 degrees. kathy is saying not much wind out of the west southwest at 3 miles an hour. relative humidity 44 percent. she send in a picture in wynonna, we have had some ride amusements up this afternoon. that looks good catch a breeze there. we will take you to delaware new castle county where temperature is 91 degrees. delores says in newark it is hot, relative humidity 50 percent. hot, hot and it will be getting even hotter. i want to show you a few photos from our eyewitness weather watc

most beautiful, most beautiful city. of the letter to bring together excellent organizational capabilities. those will be wonderful ability to welcome and receive visitors and athletes, and all of those who wish to come. to get a standing invitation to come. we will make sure you'll be able to enjoy beautiful and great celebration. i would like now to call upon our daily newspaper reporter. >> [indiscernible] has been soon i many american investors lost millions of dollars, it being investigated by the department of justice regarding allegations of corruption. is it an issue of concern? [speaking foreign language] president obama: i make any it a policy not to comment on active cases that are working their way through the justice system. partly because of the people here in the united states know that lawyers work for me and i want to make sure that we appear impartial. i'm not familiar with all the details in the case so i will decline to comment on the specifics. i will make a general statement, that i have had the opp

i was born and raised and lived in the mission, it is beautiful, but the city gave me so much. the museums were free, golden gate park, the aquarium, it was just the most fantastic place. i never felt i was a poor or deficit child. your decision today you are going to change everything if this doesn't pass. you are going to make san francisco like any other city in the united states. already it is happening to new orleans. the quality, the artisticness and culture of san francisco, we rin a crisis. if you don't change this, if you don't do something about it, i'm sorry, san francisco will never be the same. what udo today will effect us 100 years from now. thank you >> hello my name is putitia curmen and lived in san francisco calling it my home since 1970. i moved into my flat in the mission all most 30 years ago. now, i am a senior and on a very low fixed income. i was elisacted. if i lost the roof over my head i would be homeless. there are no places for me. i fought my elisact and won. if you fight you can win. the moratorium i don't know why some of the supervisors are mak