carver county, minnesota, came in third. chester county, pennsylvania, came in fourth, and hunterdon county in new jersey came in fifth. howard county and montgomery county also made the list at seventh and 19th, respectively. steve: wow, and i don't live in any of those places. kellye: but we are still happy, but not about the weather tomorrow. steve: just wait until monday. we have to get through the rough weather tomorrow. once that is out of here, big changes. 82 degrees the high earlier today. right now we are at 75 at reagan national. 72 cumberland, 70 charlottesville where they had heavy rain the past couple hours. flash flood warning for them right now. the rain moving off to the north and east it will eventually move across fredericksburg, towards the district. tonight, likely to hear rumbles of thunder. not looking at anything severe, just to the north. however, to the south, a different story, with stronger thunderstorms out there right now. charlottesville beginning to dry out a bit. around the capital beltway, a

that includes the fda and the local carver county sheriff's office.ve not put out details on that. we know what took the star's life and still dozens of people have been coming out to his paisley park compound to say good-bye. this is not a shock because of the things that have come out over time. they have found pain medications on his body and home. this gives an end to exactly what killed prince and that was fentanyl. christine, miguel. >> sara sidner, thank you. >>> details in the gunman in the murder/suicide at ucla. authorities say mainak sarkar left behind a hit list. he is suspected in the shooting death of his wife as well at william klug. sarkar also planned to kill another professor. officials say he had extra ammunition at his home. >>> an independent review board looking into allegations of police misconduct in chicago. it is set to meet privately today with the media. members of the police review authority are focusing on six videos considered the most sensitive and releasing evidence from at least 100 other cases in the coming days. thi

. >> joining me now on the phone is kent carver. commission president there.situation in your county right now? >> well the situation is dire. we have thousands of people without electricity. several thousand people without natural gas. more important than that at least four deaths. the roads have been severely damaged. it's impossible to get certain parts of the county. those are the homes that haven't bb destroyed. it is a devastating situation. one of the poorest states in the country. and this particular community hit by this and suffered by this frankly weren't in very good shape to begin with. so their tax base has been at the stroied and home versus been destroyed and we will rebuild. >> some of this is just so hard to believe. >> so many people are in shelters and how many shelters do you have in place. >> we have a number of shelters open. there's at least six or seven. we had to move a couple of them. that part we know how to handlel. we have done that before. west virginia is prone to floods. but this is even different for us. it has been estimated

it's an award for collective impact, so we're here at one of our great partners, which is carver high and science. we actually started the year here. they're opening up a new middle school. they brought us in to help think about how they can have a really strong school cultural. s to have aol cultural. number of after-school programs. as you look at the staff, they're all wearing their different programs that asap runs on their t-shirts. so we have drama represented, debate, we have chess and scrabble. so it's just a way that we try to support healthy school cultures and keep kids active after school. >> awesome. so you guys get $35,000 today. so that's a pretty great thing. something to be excited about, for sure. and i'm going to take a moment to introduce you to our president and general manager over at nbc 10, rick harris. >> hi, guys. how are you? so you thought you were just going to sit here and play chess all day, right? and i'm wondering about you, because i'm looking outside, it's absolutely gorgeous. so i commend you for being here on such a gorgeous day and enriching your

things are covered in carver and there may not be signage that is a street that does have there are buildings that have more than five units residential units, above and so to can keep that in mind that some of those vacancies may be due to the soft story ordinance. then, at her next meeting you're going to have a presentation from the planning department on transportation demand management. so, perhaps this is a good place for you to also address some of your comments and concerns that you brought up to catherine and to angie. as well. so will redistribute in those materials to you later this week so you have an opportunity to read them before the next meeting. this is a project that the planning department has undergoing they're doing outreach and community meetings. so, that could concludes my report unless you have questions. >> commissioners, any questions? will open this up to public only. any members of the public to like to comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. onto the next item >> item number 13, commissioners reports >> i will start. i did attend numerous act

carver high school of engineering and science students received their diplomas this morning. the celebration took place at the temple performing arts center. >>> coming up on "action news" tonight, he snagged a foul ball in remarkable fashion. now this delaware county dad is speaking out about the catch that's making national news. >>> and the sixers score a meeting with a top draft prospect. jeff skversky with details ahead. >> ♪ >> and jim, we are warming up. yesterday's high only 70. today 84 in philadelphia. and the 80's stick around to spend time for father's day weekend. details coming up with the accuweather forecast. >> wawa's first store is no more. those stories and more when "action news" continues. >> wawa's first ever convenience store shut its doors for good today. the original store number one on macdade boulevard in folsom closed after 52 years in business. but in wawa world when one store closes, another one opens. a new super wawa opened today just down the road. wawa now has more than 645 stores in pennsylvania, new jersey, delaware, maryland, virginia and

richard: they are walking the beat friday night in carver terrace. >> it is something amazing to do. richard: about a dozen people, citizen volunteers, accompanied by two police officers. >> we are the firewall. richard: the goal is to walk and have a presence in a neighborhood that has seen its share of crime. >> the more you get to know one another, the more comfortable you feel. richard: change is not easy. april 30, just before a public safety wall, domestic homicide, a walk, a man was gunned down in the streets. they hope the outreach will keep the neighborhood safer for her kids. >> knowing people my age are getting shot, that is the whole point of the safety walk. the future belongs to the little ones. we have to make sure the future that they inherit is a safe one. leon: developing from dallas tonight -- >> [yelling] gunshots] isn: an investigation underway after shots were fired outside of a baggage claim at an airport. it started as a domestic incident. a man was throwing rocks at a woman's car. in air force -- an airport police officer responded and fired shots. the man wa

another crash we want to let you know about, 280 north at farm hill boulevard, a carvers us a tree.ou may see delays there. and take a live look at the bay bridge where things are really starting to back up. we are in the red from carquinas bridge to the maze on 80, and that's now up to 41 minutes for the drive time this morning and a crash cleared involving a big rig on eastbound 580 at the redwood road off-ramp. the shoulder is blocked. take a look at the speed, in the red, 10 miles per hour for those trying to scoot by on 580 this morning. so give yourself a few extra minutes and staying with the altamont pass, in the red, 10 to 15 miles per hour. so that will take you extra time. there is a live look from the dub lip cam. -- dublin cam. roberta? >>> a look at the coast, and 1 more than there taking a morning walk along a lovely low tide eventually at 7:07. it's like big brother. you never know what is watching you and all of a sudden, a tv audience is watching you. we have san francisco at 55 and it's 53 in santa rosa, and 56 in redwood city and later today, i wouldn't count on

"time" magazine had a quote, had a carver article about taft when he was a u.s. senator, making the observation that u.s. politicians like to brag about , comingup from nothing" from a log cabin or coming up with no family help. well they said, "bob taft came up from plenty. his father was the only served -- man to serve as president and the chief justice of the supreme court. he ran as attorney general. hotchkissumber one at in his class, number one at yale , number one in his harvard law school class, but in the words of time magazine, he came up with plenty. he was an interesting politician, in some ways like coolidge. he was a very reserved man of not too many words. he was incapable of small talk or backslapping. but was universally respected for his intellectual strength and his honesty. it was said that he was known never to have broken his word his whole life, life of politics . he is one of the main chapters in jfk's profiles of courage. he basically laid the groundwork for the conservative dependency in the last half of the 20th century by submitting th

the boulevard, family members say she was supposed to graduate the next day, from george washington carver>> if you have any information on this mini-van or the person driving it call philadelphia police. >> just tragic. 6:21. the fill reese not in a good spot these days. the wheels have come off. and it wasn't fun for the guys against toronto, that's for sure, we have your sports in 60 seconds next. >> the phillies all the sudden team in free-fall, going seven game after 500, from that point on the phillies now 13 games under 500, that's since may 18th. phillies are not getting good pitching, and there is really nothing on offense. going to citizens bank park, last night, cody ash i with the phillies down 100 nothing, he had three extra base hits, two rbi's, homerun, and one-one but in the eighth inning, phillies only trailing four to two, josh donaldson, oh, my gosh. phillie lose to toronto, game game, cubs and nationals to washington now washington tied it up in the ninth, tied it up in the 12th, then jason worth for the second time in a week wins it with this what turned out to be sing

. >> life was just beginning for march kayla supposed to graduate from george washington carver highchool the day after she was killed. she wanted to go to college to study fashion design. the family also wants something done about safety on the boulevard. >> there's been many lives lost unnecessarily because it's not safe to cross the street on roosevelt boulevard. >> reporter: and back here live, police say the mini van should have heavy front end damage and shattered windshield. in the meantime the family is in the process of planning a vigil for march kayla later this week. iain. >> shawnette thank you noisy afternoon for some residents in the grays ferry neighborhood of the city after an explosion at the viola energy facility along grays ferry avenue. officials say a pressurized piece of machinery gave way that started the blast. neighbors say the ground shook and windows on some homes even shattered. >>> any way this is the first time actual damage was done but our house is shaken on, i don't know, maybe every month or so, and, you know, loud rumbles that come out of the power

we're here at one of our great partners, carver high school engineering of science.brought us in to help think about how they can have a really strong school culture. we said one way is to have a number of after-school programs. >> you thought you were just going to lay chess all day, right? i'm wondering about you. i'm looking outside, it's absolutely gorgeous. so i commend you for being here on such a gorgeous day. >> we just hope all the kids in the city take advantage of the opportunities that asap provides. >> reporter: jada said being a part of the program's debate team boosted her confidence. and set her on the path to pursue english this fall. >> it's a really great feeling having people, and really adults support you and believe in you, and genuinely want to see you succeed. >> reporter: in north philadelphia, pamela osbourne, nbc 10 news. >>> coming up next, concert canceled. what forced wildwood to scrap a fourth of july show on the beach. and why it says the holiday will still go down in history for the jersey shore town. >>> new jersey drivers breathing

traveling in that convoy were killed joichk me on the combined joint task force is colonel chris carver. thank you very much. what can you tell us. these are suspected militants, these trucks traveling out of fallujah looking as though they're trying to escape west. does it seem to be a significant air strike? >> thank you for having me, andr andrea we've been watching these trucks. we watched them with intelligence and iraqis were watching them as well and as they gathered into these big convoys to try to escape, one convoy got into a fire fight with the iraqis. the air force came in and hit it and coalition air came in afterwards. we had multiple types of aircraft striking these targets over source so we the coalition know we destroyed 55 vehicles south of fallujah and east of ramadi we know we killed 120 vehicles, including three vehicle born ieds, the truck bombs they use to attack iraqi security forces. >> have you been able to do an assessment on the ground to make sure these were indeed isis convoy and not civilians? >> well, we watched with our intelligence platforms for a long

and i think carver more than anyone demonstrate that in helmand but we are about -- i was bad becauseuldn't even speak their language. i was always being filtered. that came at a price your may be the final point i would say with the islamic state is that the sunnis, that whenever down to a part of the map, i believed were willing to partner with the terrorists if they felt they had no future in the country. that said, the iraqi governing council legitimate concerns about the sunni population. so the argument to ambassador for and to ambassador negroponte at the time but especially ambassador for we need anchors in the region just as we have anchors around the world. and i think we may be are starting to put anchors a bit more deeply into the wars that we have not ended and that are not over. [inaudible] >> -- and i will skip the rest. there were a lot of them. one thing i remarked upon overlong what is the inability to notice what's happened in the past when we start into vietnam, korea, you name it, and here we are today. it seems, is not a question of people not being smart enough.

. >>> hundreds of friends and family watched at students graduated from carver high school.emony for engineering and science students was held at temple's performing arts center and of course our congrats to all of the recent graduates out there. >> what a terrific feeling. >> fun time of year. >> yes, big accomplishment. >>> still to come russian athletes involved in a doping scandal find out if they'll be able to compete in this summer's olympics. >> caught on video. gallons of water was dumped on a seven month old in a splash park. we'll explain how people nearby used social media to track down the child's mom. >> update on these wildfires burning out west. seat progress that firefighters are making. >> and meteorologist melissa magee standing by with details on that father's day forecast when "action news" at 4:00 comes right back. >> ♪ >> a california plan is being called a hero today after he risked his life to save a stranger. as the car was burning at a shopping center people nearby started recording video on their cell phone. only one man actually stepped up to save

in the summer of 1980, carver attempted the rescue of desert one which failed, reporters caught up withovernor reagan and he simply said, this is a day for few words and many prayers. that is premature. host: coming up in 10 minutes, coverage from 1976, cbs news and about 4.5 hours you can watch it historyn3's "american tv" including a lot of great moments under the direction of walter cronkite. questions to nelson rockefeller. the reporter making a reference to the former governor of new york. >> can you stand up for a moment? just end up. the phone people are here connecting. you have a disconnected phone. >> we have a telephone people and i want to tell you with the greatest efficiency in the most tremendous fee. they are right on the job. >> a good plug for the phone mr. vice president, can you tell us what happened what did you say? >> what did i say? what did you see? >> none of us know. if you did not get that sign back, he was given a rip it out of him. >> what sign? >> the reagan sign. he handed it to me and i just took it. i thought he was handing it to me. >> and then he went

. >> reporter: the carver county sheriff's office is leading the investigation into prince's death.to determine if charges should be filed, and that could take months, gayle. >> all right. thank you very much, jamie. >>> a 7-year-old boy in japan is safe this morning after fending for himself in the woods for nearly a week. since saturday. the boy's parents had left the boy for days for misbehaving. that set off a massive search across japan. our newest correspondent and cbsn anchor, marirena ninan is us. welcome. >> thank you. the parents told japanese media their son wandered off as they were picking wild vegetables last weekend but later changed their story, reportedly telling police they'd left their son by the side of the road as punishment for throwing stones at people in cars. a remorseful father apologized in front of reporters at a japanese hospital friday morning. his son, yamato, arrived moments earlier on a stretcher after being found alive in a nearby forest. "my excessive behavior caused such pain to my son," he said. yamato had been missing since search teams includin

things are covered in carver and there may not be signage that is a street that does have there are buildings that have more than five units residential units, above and so to can keep that in mind that some of those vacancies may be due to the soft story ordinance. then, at her next meeting you're going to have a presentation from the planning department on transportation demand management. so, perhaps this is a good place for you to also address some of your comments and concerns that you brought up to catherine and to angie. as well. so will redistribute in those materials to you later this week so you have an opportunity to read them before the next meeting. this is a project that the planning department has undergoing they're doing outreach and community meetings. so, that could concludes my report unless you have questions. >> commissioners, any questions? will open this up to public only. any members of the public to like to comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. onto the next item >> item number 13, commissioners reports >> i will start. i did attend numerous act

family members say she was supposed to graduate the very next day, from george washington carver high school. if you have any information on this mini-van or the person driving it, call philadelphia police. >> boy, a big announcement, expected later today, about 30th street station, and it district plan. whatever that means. plan to release more details, which plans to expand transportation service into center city, and university city. >> the minute we hear the details of the press conference we'll pass it on to you, because this show that we do here is on until 10:00. >> or like you say this program called good day philadelphia. >> this program called good day is on until 10:00. >> 7:13, i need your opinion on this one. a medical examiner is performing a autopsy, probably in the next couple of hours, on the body that far two year old boy, who was killed when an alligator dragged him into a lagoon at walt disney worlds. >> the boy's name lane graves. he was found in a man-made lagoon at the grand floridian resort. playing in the water tuesday night with his dad close by when the alli

they raised their sons, bill junior and bruce carver on the front lines of the fight for equality and civil rights. i remember going to selma, alabama, for the first time in 1963 at the age of 23, to help african-americans gain the right to vote. mrs. boynton was one of the first individuals i met. she worked tireless. she organized, she mobilized, she spoke, she led, she was fearless. mrs. boynton was one of the very first african-americans to register to vote in dallas county. the county had an african-american majority, but ly about 2.1% of the african-americans of voting age were registered to vote. people had to stand in line. on occasion, they were asked to count the numbers and number of elly beans in a jar. people had to pass a literacy tests. she stood up to brutality and justice. i remember her very well on blood sunday. she was not bound by alabama stat troopers and trampled by horses. she never gave up. she kept her faith. she kept her eyes on the prize. mrs. boynton's vision, determination and commitment paved the way for the passage of the voting rights act of 1965. last

bush senior had negotiated it with canada and mexico, but could not get it through commerce because carvers at that time was controlled by old school democrats, but bill clinton could do it. he brought in your current mayor, ronnie manual who was his point man. come on now, folks. i remember this vividly because i picture the time. i lived on 48 street and we will talk about that another time, but i would watch the debates on my stupid little tv set in that house. so, nafta, fascinating story if you think about it. when clinton got nafta passed he rammed through congress. he wasn't merely insulting his friends in organized labor who opposed nafta, he was conniving in their ruined. he was assisting in the destruction of their economic power. he wasn't just insulting them, he was materially injuring them. he was doing his part to undermine his own parties greatest ally. to ensure that management would always and forever now have the upper hand over workers whenever they tried to organize or go out and complain about something or basically anything because now management can always say we will

it was that climate that produced an uncommon man named towards washington carver.america, tonight are countless more young minds that can become uncommon men and uncommon women. we need those individuals blessed with extraordinary genius for the future of america and the future of this world. we must rekindle that genius and a system that rewards it. can theamerica individual store as high as his talents and personal dedication take him, without the shackles of cast or class -- caste or class. there are those who would nationalize our economy and reduce all of us to a massive down that wayt lies a dull cloud of conformity, smothering our people and resources in -- reducing life hopeless despair. sound that way, beyond the laws of economic freedom lies the laws of all of the freedom. we enjoyed those freedoms longer than any other nation in history and we tend to take those freedoms for granted. listen to one of the world's great spokesman for freedom. us, -- he says of us, you have the impression that democracies can last, but democracies are islands in a river of

things are covered in carver and there may not be signage that is a street that does have there are buildingshat have more than five units residential units, above and so to can keep that in mind that some of those vacancies may be due to the soft story ordinance. then, at her next meeting you're going to have a presentation from the planning department on transportation demand management. so, perhaps this is a good place for you to also address some of your comments and concerns that you brought up to catherine and to angie. as well. so will redistribute in those materials to you later this week so you have an opportunity to read them before the next meeting. this is a project that the planning department has undergoing they're doing outreach and community meetings. so, that could concludes my report unless you have questions. >> commissioners, any questions? will open this up to public only. any members of the public to like to comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. onto the next item >> item number 13, commissioners reports >> i will start. i did attend numerous activ

carver pointed out the democratic party has got its faults but it did present us with the first romanholic president, the first african-american president, now a good chance the first woman president. >> she has to clinch the nomination, then she has to go on to win. i think it's an incredible moment obviously for hillary clinton. and i think it's made possible by obviously her stamina, her intelligence. but all the women who went before her. you think about seneca falls, you think about the women who fought for the right to vote, you think about all the women who have done so much kind of community organizing. and i think, i hope she talks about that tonight. and certainly i think you just saw bernie sanders campaigning in silver lake. the stamina of body of these candidates has been mesmerizing to me. because they always say people have to be retired at 55 or 60. you see them all campaigning. so -- >> bernie's almost 65. >> he's in silver lake which is a very young, very hip community in los angeles. still out there getting votes. so while the polls have been closed here in californ