. >>> officer christopher dorman talked with reporter, yesterday after a judge sentenced donte island to 33 to 100 years. >> i am fortunate and able to speak today and see donte get the sentence that he did. island pleaded guilty to shooting doorman to a drug investigation last year. he has undergone several surgeries, but he is back on duty. >>> we told you about the woman stealing a taxi cab. now we have a video. the strange kerfuffle started in hunting park. she asked if he would stop at a gas station to get a drink. the cab driver got out to help her inside. she made it past him and took off. police found the woman who picked up a customer. >> it's 80 degrees already. is that like the high temperature average wise? >> no, we're still below average, the average high is in the upper 80s. storm tracker 6 live double scan right now shows us we're dry this morning a couple of blips out there, just ground clutter. as we look outside, we have sky6 live hd there's the ben franklin bridge, we are going to see sun today mixing with clouds we'll call it partly sunny overall, but the big stor

she really wants to be a good mother. >> don, donte, donte, you good? >> she wants to fix the mistakes of the past. and i feel bad because she went in so young. and she was denied the opportunity to raise her son. >> i love you. call me later, okay? he is not happy. he's not happy about this game. i'll just give him his space because he's just like me, so, you know... when we angry we don't like to talk, we don't like to be bothered, we just need to be left alone for a little while. >> narrator: katherine has just picked up erroll from the drug treatment center he'd checked himself into, and they're heading to the parole office for the first time in over a month. >> want me to come in with you? >> yeah, i don't know if you can come in but we'll try. come on. >> we didn't know what was going to happen because he just got out of a detox that was not sanctioned by his parole officer. and i'm there for support. >> eaton? >> yes. >> thank you. >> brantley, so i'm clear, is that the person you're trying to get your residence with? >> yes. >> okay, understand

judge sentenced donte island 33 to 100 years. >> i am fortunate that i am here and ain't to -- able to see donte get the sentence he did. >> reporter: island shot is back on duty. >> body cameras show the shooting of a suspect earlier this week. septa police say they want to be transparent about the incident on the 400 block of east somerset street in kensington. jose labron shot a woman he was living we with and pointed a gun at his own head. seven officers opened fire on labron. he is facing attempted murder charges. >>> get ready for a different kind of police vehicle, maribel aber is live in atlanta with our market watch. this is a cool vehicle. >> it's a cool truck. ford is rolling out an f see police truck for police forces. it is equipped to go off road in forest and desert. the automaker said it could be used for border troll operations. >>> futures are pointing to a mixed open. no major economic reports are due out today. >>> air france is launching an airline aimed at millennials called june. it will attack working millennials whose lifestyles center around digital technology

jason and what they captured with donte is phenomenal. that encapsulates the lives of donte and those around him, the positive side of it that nurtures people for the better as opposed to being the best drug dealer in town? >> well, when you look inside, you want to be more. what's in scripture and taught to you over and oefrd again, that stuff is inside you and it wrings a bell when you look inside. that's the idea. the journey inward is life's journey. that's something, that spoken word and art helps people to achieve. a quicker look inside because you all get to know it, but you get to know it quicker. >> what's happened to kanye west? >> i haven't spoken to him in a bit. anything else happen? >> no, no. i just wonder. you know up asnd down. artists are sensitive people. >> are you negotiating and hoping chance will come in in. >> oh, yeah. i kind of leaked that. there's a discussion. i expect it to happen. >> great artists -- there's a lot of great artists who come in who could host it. i'm excited to do their poetry. the timing is go

if you miss it now - dont worry. another chance to win is coming up at 5:50. the merging breaking right now! a fire destroys a cruiser. the scene playing out on haney avenue in damascus - montgomery county. let's get right to ryan hughes live from the scene. today is also a weather alert day. heat and the severe storms! let's send it to stormwatch-7 meteorologist eileen whelan. storms; some strong to severe - not as hot, slightly less humid weekend - high heat builds again next week today: partly sunny. hot and humid. pm storms; some strong/severe. highs: 90-95 feels: 100 winds: sw 5-10 mph tonight: storms ending. mostly cloudy. warm and muggy. lows: 69-75 winds: w to nw 5 mph saturday: partly cloudy. not as hot. less humid. highs: 88-90 winds: nw 5-15 mph closing arguments expected today in the murder trial of stabbing a caterer at a wedding reception. kempton bonds took the stand thursday and told the court that he acted in self defense. bonds testified that he used a pocket knife to stab tyonne johns because -- in his words -- "she was trying to kill me." j

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donte watched the street show. >> it was almost done, everything, you know, all the fireworks were let off. the kids were getting ready to go to b we heard a loud boom. the loudest one of the night. >> reporter: he actually felt that blast. >> and my back was turned right here, and then it was so loud that we all felt, what felt like al blast of air. i mean, it was that powerful. everything shook. and that was it. >> reporter: this snapchat video shows the aftermath of the explosion. newark police say the 18-year-old man tried to light a mortar type firework in a canister, but the fuse was too short. he suffered horrific injuries. >> it was unusually calm, actually. no one was screaming. or running around. they were just trying to comfort him. they put a tourniquet on his arm, wrapped his hand in some towels. >> reporter: he tried to keep neighbors from crowding too slowly. >> i believe he was in shock. what did i do, something along those lines. >> reporter: the young man was transported to eden hospital. he's likely to lose fingers on his left hand. baines also saw cuts on his right

spacecraft to asteroids are planets we dont contaminating them but also that if we're bringing things back those wouldn't be contaminating. and all the media it's the fault meter it's fallen earth every day and so far we haven't had any problems that we know of so. at this point where okay. only any better tracking them then we where in nineteen no way type i think that's absolutely and that's one of the. the other aspects of these programs is to look for asteroids that could be potential earth crossers we've all seen. that the scary movies you know armageddon and things like that that. that. are kind of fun to watch but you know what if rates and they've they've actually develop some of these new programs to. look at asteroids and find all the earth crossing asteroids that might be a problem down to thirty meters across and this one here. i think actually he had on the junior quite peace and yet in the last five or six years this meteorite fell in in. and we'll focal martin virginia which is only six miles from here and that was quite a shock i mean that that could have killed somebo

police say they are responsible for killing 22-year-old donte carlin murray back in february. it happened on the 900 block of pennel street in chester. >>> two mt. laurel men are being called heroes right now after running into their neighbor's burning condo and saving an elderly couple inside. frank actually carried his neighbor whose in a wheelchair out of the second floor on one yarmouth lane the man whose got parkinson's disease has limited mobility and can't walk. fellow neighbor rich alerted residents nearby condos and helped get the wife to safety as the fire went to two alarms and quickly spread throughout the units yesterday afternoon. >> glad we were there to help out because i think if we weren't there it would have turned out a lot different unfortunately. >> i don't think they realized the severit of how bad the fire was. and how quick the house went up. i mean it really -- it only took a few minutes. we just knew we had to get in and get out as quick as possib possible. >> neither the couple or any of the residents were hurt. thanks to the quick response of their

that means that people who dont get enough sleep might feel hungrier than those who did.e national sleep foundation says most adults should get at least seven hours of sleep a night. experts have these tips to get a good night's rest. first, exercise several hours before you go to bed so you have time to wind down. and avoid drinking before bed because alcohol can interfere with sleep patterns. and don't look at your electronic devices before bed. ( dave )morning fog, clouds and drizzle, but sunshine will be if full supply. a check into your forecast is next. ( marty ) for the weekend: it's the fillmore jazz fesitval in san francisco. it's the largest jazz fesitval on the west coast. it's happening from 10 to 6 at fillmore street and geary street. it's free to attend. ( marty ) here's a live look at the embarcadero this morning. toss to weather. (dave)look for typical july weather over the next seven days with periods of overnight clouds followed by clearing during the day along with sea breezes. temperatures will be seasonable. ( marty ) we are learning more about the gu

confessed to shooting and seriously injuring a police officer today learned his sentence. 34-year-old donte island will serve 33 to 100 years in prison. prosecutors say he shot folcroft police officer christopher dorman seven times in june of last year. dorman was critically wounded but is now back on the force. he was at that sentencing hearing today. >> i think i'm very fortunate that i'm here and able to speak today and i was able to see dante get this sentence that he did. as far as police officers are a target in this country and this world today, and i think there needs to be strictor sentences on any crimes against law enforcement. >> fortunately, he recovered. we thank god that that occurred. but they have to -- officer dorman has to live with that every single day the fact that he was shot. >> officer dorman's mother addressed the court in an emotional speech asking for the maximum sentence. but the judge stopped short of giving that taking into consideration island's public apology to officer dorman and his family. >>> a man was murdered in southwest philadelphia shot in the head

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in a letter to great 0rmond street hospital, they accept that the treatment: you know, and i dont understanda chance. all i want is 2—3 months. we will know in that time whether this is gonna work or not. there is potentialfor him to be a completely normal boy. but we don't know because you just don't know until you try. it is significant that the letter came from a hospital owned by the vatican — the pope had already offered to transfer charlie to rome, and president trump has tweeted he would be delighted to help the family. legally, there is nothing preventing 6reat 0rmond street from withdrawing life support for charlie 6ard — that's been the case for the past 11 days, since the european court of human rights, like all the uk courts, rejected the parents' arguments. but interventions by donald trump, the pope, and now this letter claiming new evidence, means that doctors here don't feel they can proceed at present. charlie has a rare genetic disorder of the mitochondria which causes muscle wasting. it is progressive and has devastating consequences. with a serious mutation like this, the

if we don't get those deals, and if we dont get that agreement, whilst everyone will suffer, britainfor them than we do. the european union — its single market — is the largest single export market for british goods and services — it's where 50% of our exports go. in the uk, many see brexit as an exciting chance for new beginnings, whereas brussels is convinced this is a lose—lose scenario for everybody. the warning here to the uk is stark. there'll be little cake left on the plate after brexit, just a lot of salt and vinegar. we had this weather front attached to an old lady of low pressure which has some very strong winds and circulation. later on in the day, it has produced green in western england and wales, a continuous journey south, and all the while, gale force winds. at the same time, into the small hours of sunday, what is left of that weather front will produce the odd bit of rain in the south. as we start the new day, it could be fairly dank across the south—east. not a cold start the day, anywhere, and as we get into the heart of the day, the wind will slowly use across

mos/employee: "i'm just glad i'm safe cause i dont know what else to say, it was just a scary situation" there was chaos and confusion in new york city today, after a man with an assault rifle walked into one of the city's busiest hospitals and started shooting mos/employee: "all i heard all of the sudden was the hospital was on lockdown and then i basically told us to, i basically panicked."police say the shooter killed a doctor and injured six other people before taking his own life -- at bronx lebanon hospital. mayor bill de blasio/new york city: "our hearts go out to the family of the doctor who passed away and our hearts and solidarity for all those who were wounded and fighting for their lives right now." according to officials-- the suspect has beenidentified as doctor henry bello-- a former hospital employee bello was wearing a white lab coat and a hospital id when he opened fire. police say he attempted to light himself on fire before ultimately turning the gun on himself. mayor bill de blasio/new york city: "this was a situation unfolding in the middle of a place that people a

. >> i think i'm fortunate i'm here and able to speak today and see donte get this sentence that he did. police officers are a target. there needs to be stricter laws. >> randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >>> right now, police are look ing for a man accused of stabbing his girlfriend and her mom. police responded to a call on daily terrace on south philadelphia around 2:00 this morning. the mother died. police say before passing away, she pointed the finger at her daughter's. the daughter is still in the hospital. homicide investigators want to know what led to the shooting death of a man in southwest philadelphia. the 28-year-old was face down on the side of gibson drive. someone shot him multiple times with a rifle. right now there's no suspect or motive in the case. >>> hazmat crews on the scene of the pepsi plant in north philadelphia. an ammonia leak was detected in a tank inside the building. all 65 employees were forced to leave. no one was injured. >>> president trump is taking heat for comment he is made in an interview with "the new york times." among them a warning to special co

certificates for that, but ironically in every state including north carolina, chen's gende -- transgender dont accomplish the kind of exclusion that the state legislature was trying to accomplish where the markers are not stable then why are they trying to ground it in this is very strange. >> host: might hold people it is a solution looking for a problem and we have been in this society going to the restroom if these people our entire life and there was no inciting incident that happened. so it is a very strange place but the bathroom has been a war zone for civil rights back and you talk a little bit about this in the book when they didn't have restrooms out in the public space so it goes to the humanity of people and i'd love for you to talk about that when women didn't have bathrooms and restaurants they could go to the civil rights movement today when seeing that through my being a battleground to deny people and dehumanize people. >> guest: you hit that correctly. everybody needs consistent access to the restroom that is just the way it is. so when you do not have access you can't be in

visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. " this was the first week where i was like i have no money, i dontnow what i'm gonna do."(justine) courtney baily thought she was going to get several tickets when officer strand pulled her over... she was reportedly speeding, had an expired registration and was not wearing a seat belt....but officer strand did the opposite. baily told him she was recently laid off from her music teaching job and was struggling to find the money to keep up on her car payments.. that's when officer strand decided to pay for her car inspection and a much needed new tire. baily posted her story of what happened to her on facebook and it quickly went viral. officer strand says he just knew it was the right thing to do. (j.r.) what would you do with a million dollars... a new york teen is asking himself that question tonight. (justine) 19-year-old anthony lavarone says he was hanging out with a few friends a the park...when he decidied to play his favoirte scratch off lotto game. it was not until he went home that night to play the crossword ... that he realized he had wo

(grant) authorities dont know how alton came in contact with the fentanyl...y say he could have simply touched the substance unknowlingly. police are hoping someone comes forward with information to help solve the mystery surrounding the boy's death. coming upthe city of lafayette installed a roundabout, but there's a problemthey don't know who's supposed to yield to whom, so in a roundabout you yield to who's already in a roundabout.that would be correct if people actually knew that yield means i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly uber is being hit by a class action lawsuit. we'll tell you why disability advocates are going after the ride sharing app. u-s student loan debt now totals $1.3 trillion dollars -- and more than 17 million homes sit vacant across the country. ohio congresswoman marcy kaptur says those two trends are connected: kaptur on the floor: "student debt is prohibiting millions and millions from buying their first home." that's why kaptur wants to launch a pilot program in ohio to combine some student loans and mortgages.

. >> we dont know what the connection, if any, was between the campaign and that after that. >>> it gotasier to sue your banking credit card company. >> what are you doing after the show? >> christine romans before the bell. how does it work? >> a lot of people didn't know you couldn't sue them. for the first time you can sue your bank and credit card company. the cfpb is issuing this new rule giving you more muscle in disputes with your banks. now allows class action lawsuits. the cfpb is an independent money police set up after the financial crisis. but today its very existence is questioned by this administration. this is an interesting moment for a new consumer friendly regulation. it's going to cost banks more money and the treasury department accuses the cfpb of imposing too many regulations. they want to scrap many banking rules. president trump putting his first mark on the federal reserve by appointing an industry friendly by as a bank regulator to the fed. >> we hear consistently as you sit down with these bank ceos, they say, we are strapped by all this regulation and can't l

delaware county man who shot and seriously injured a police officer now knows his fate. 34-year-old donteand will serve 33 to 100 years in prison. prosecutors say he shot folcroft police officer christopher dorman seven times in june of last year. dorman was critically wounded but is now back on the force. he was at island's sentencing hearing today. >> i think i'm very fortunate i'm here and able to speak today and able to see dante get the sentence that he did. as far as police officers are a target in this country in this world today, i think there's needs to be strictor sentences on crimes against law enforcement. >> officer dorman's mother addressed the court in emotional speech asking for the maximum sentence but the judge stopped short of giving that taking into consideration island's public apology to dorman and his fami family. >>> here's live look at wildwood tonight. felt like it was over 100 degrees in our area today. >> yup. >> the heat could be considered dangerous good kathy, we're in more more days just really oppressive temperatures unless you're iain because he like it.

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"i dont have many options when your hubby is the former top cop and addicted to ambien." court)this isn't lockyer's first brush with controversy. in 2012--she resigned from her post as alameda county supervisor to seek treatment for an addiction to meth. nadia lockyer"i'm extremely happy to be receiving the help that i need and focusing on getting healthy."she would later admit to having an affair with a construction worker she met in drug rehab--while still married to the former state a-g. an affair--she later told multiple news outlets--became abusive. (nats-street)the tuolumne sheriff's office wouldnt provide any specific details about the abuse lockyer was arrested for--saying in part:"we will treat this case like we do all of our domestic violence cases...domestic violence is a very sensitive issue that knows no affects all walks of life."(tag):18"we reached out....reporting in twain harte joe khalil fox 40 news." (steve) no pleas were entered today by the two men charged in the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire. the plea hearing was postponed for max harris and deric

but he said the big difference is that buchanan isn't enough of a zion ist and therefore we dont see eye to eye. >> rose: where does trump come into the picture. >> trump comes into the ban i been picture in 2010. that's when they met through a long time anti-clinton activist named david bossy who is very central to a lot of the bill clinton scandals and investigations in the 1990's. he's formally chief investigator of dan burton's government oversight committee who are the ones who pursued bill clinton more aggressively than any other republicans in congress. bannon knew bossy from kind of the conservative fringes. bossy has been pulled into trump's orbit by steve nguyen the casino magnet. these are the two guys he surrounded himself. >> rose: but nguyen and trump weren't close. >> they weren't close ownerly. in fact they sue each other where nguyen want to move into atlantic city. trump was there, they all hired detectives and sued each other and all types of skulduggery. in the end they settled because there was a better deal. as soon as thehey settled they became friends. shortly

is like catnip for republicans who, of all the democrats that i've covered, even president obama, i dont think there's anybody that gets the dander of republicans up more than bill and hillary clinton. >> i like that. >> he is sacrificing a very helpful strategic position for the administration. and it's this. i hope you're still watching, sebastian. this situation with don jr., regardless of any wrongdoing, gives the president of the united states, the white house, to put their arms around this investigation and say, you know what? these russians were trying to get to us. the kremlin. not all russians. there's nothing wrong with being a russian attorney. but they were trying to do this. it's clear they were trying to do this. look what they did to my son. we have to find out how to stop it. >> here's why i believe they won't do it. they say there's nothing wrong with the two nuclear superpowers of the world having a good relationship. their goal is to have a good relationship with russia. so they won't even dignify the questions that come up seemingly every day or every week, about the

. -- i'm donts to do anything president obama did.ost: joe calling from new york, independent line. caller: i wanted to start by saying -- i try to read the wall street journal and new york times together to see -- i bounce them off each other, i tried to do that but do not do it all the time. it takes time. in terms of donald trump himself, he is too narcissistic and too nepotistic to do anything, he makes it obvious. maybe other administrations have done that but they always hide it and keep it under the table, he does not know how to do that. but heve in his agenda does not know how to approach his own agenda. he is always -- everything he does is based on self-interest. his own. whatever he does, it is -- he has distractions, what about homophobia associated with the army. or servicen printed members -- transgender service members. caller: he uses these things as a distraction. host: there were some thoughts that the president may govern like a moderate new york republican's, president obama last press conference said donald trump

people dont have any choice. >> marisa says, besides detox and aa, she tried unconventional treatmentspy and aromatherapy. still, she continued to drink herself into oblivion. >> i don't really remember how it happened but yeah, i woke up, blood all over the pillow, no sheets on the mattress, broken glass and blood on the balcony, was throwing up into a bucket of my hair, because i had shaved my head the night before. >> you were that drunk? >> yeah. those days were bad but they weren't the worst of it. i felt so shameful. like, work things i'm at home, and work thinks i'm at work, and i'm standing outside the liquor store waiting for them to open. and i feel inside like i'm waiting to go, like, murder a bunch of puppies. i wasn't in the driver's seat anymore, i had no control over what i was doing. >> did it ever cost you a job? >> oh, yeah. every job i've ever had, i've lost because of drinking. >> in a perfect world, how would we be treating alcohol use disorder in this country? >> the way i do, like a healthcare condition. >> willenbring, a psychiatrist and addiction specialist, se

. >> dont you want it to be cool and refreshing when it's 90. >> no. warm and comfortable. >> we're chilly bloods. >> yeah. >> anyway you were saying. sorry. >> meanwhile you know the reflecting pond this time of year is in the mid 80's. >> it's so shallow. love it. >> i hear it grows all kinds of stuff in there, too. 78 now in washington. 77 in new york. yes, we are off to a warm sweaty start. dewpoint temperatures in the low 70's. i know what you're thinking. i don't care about dewpoint temperatures. but. >> no, that's untrue. everybody cares. >> it might be a little bit true, tucker. [laughter] >> if you do care about dewpoint temperatures they're that tells us it feels very oppressive. you'll notice the humidity very quickly in addition to the heat. mid 90's later today. generally sunny skies. storm chances today shower chances today very small. i can't say zero but maybe 10 percent chance we'll get a shower or two later this afternoon. so, if you have plans outdoors later today, most important thing just be prepared for heat. make sure you protect

>> i dont believe so, no. >> absolutely not. >> reporter: the man adamantly denied any involvement inchter? >> no. >> reporter: the defense then put dustin wehde -- the alleged perpetrator turned victim -- on trial. according to their portrayal of the long-dead boy, he was an unpredictable young man perfectly capable of lashing out and committing the crime. during the cross-examination of dustin's mother, the defense attorney asked mona about occasions when dustin had lost his temper in the wehde home. >> you were afraid to leave your daughters alone with dustin prior to the death, weren't you? >> i wasn't afraid to leave 'em alone, i didn't like to leave my children alone. >> reporter: he also confronted mona with her son's medical records. >> there were parent child relationship problems, attention deficit disorder and oppositional defiant disorder? >> that's what the report says. [ crying ] >> okay. do you need to take a break, ma'am? >> no. >> reporter: mona told the jury that yes her son had been difficult but not violent. she said she had never told tracey that dustin was a thre

. >>> donte shot a police officer.n times in the back. >>> pennsylvania lawmakers will be at temple university to highlight the state's budget problems. lawmakers don't have a plan to pay for it. funding for state related universities is up in the air. another update in 25 minutes. join us weekday mornings for nbc 10 news from 4:30 to 7:00 a.m. i'm tracy davidson. "today" show continues in a few minutes. >>> it's 8:00 on today. coming up breaking overnight senator john mccain diagnosed with a brain tumor as messages and support pour in from friends and colleagues. >> this disease has never had any more worthy opponent. >> the latest on his condition and what's next. >>> plus kermit controversy. the puppeteer who took over the iconic role from jim henson now fired. the battle with henson's kid. >> he's not kermit. he's a performer hired to do kermit. there's a difference. >> what really happened? we'll talk to the puppeteer live. >>> throw-back thursday at the gym. bob harper tells us how his workout regimen has changed