dunn and brad credibility has a much better asset now. it makes sense.ve small and medium sized business offerings. can this turn-around continue? let's check in with the president and ce ofrmts of dun & bradstreet. >> you had a fantastic day that helped the stock. ready to begin the era of mad men, not just the show but business has come to an end. what's that mean? >> it means the math men are taking over because data is becoming more and more important to chief marketing officers. that's what we're referring to in that slide. marketing is moving from art to science and companies are trying to figure out how do i use data and marketing automation software to engage with customers in new ways thaechlts one of the use cases, helping cmos engage with customers. >> so many companies come on and say we're the company you should hire. why is dun & brad the one to hire. >> we have 240 million companies in that database. we own that data. we've got proprietary analytics to help customers gain insights no. one can touch that. if you ears a salesforce user you c

dunn was sentenced to life in prison without parole.nominal justice service, jordan's parent also have to grapple with their son's tragic fate for the rest of their lives. that brutal question, what happened to jordan davis when he met michael dunn is the focus of the new documentary, "3 1/2 minutes, 10 bullets." >> the confrontation began over loud music. >> was there music playing in the car? >> yes. >> what type of music? >> rap. >> did the defendant say anything about the music? >> i hate that thug music. >> maybe they didn't have a gun, but he thought they had a gun. >> they think it's a gun when it's in the hands of a young african-american. >> it was the 21st century lynching. >> was it all right to kill my son? >> what happened to jordan? >> joining me now is activist and director of "3 1/2 minutes, 10 bullets," marc silver. what happened to jordan? >> what a good question. we looked at this 3 1/2 minutes, i guess, at two different levels. what happened to jordan in a pragmatic, inside the courtroom kind of way. and then i think

dunn was arrested back in 2012 for breaking into kunis' west hollywood condo.ot a restraining order but du inform inform showed her at her gym and waited in the parking lot for three days. dunn was arrested for violating the protection order euploid the no contest to stalking charges in 2013. kunis is aware that dunn is on the loose. >> heart warming moment at a high school graduation in texas. this police officer had to tell 18-year-old katz see pour tee his parents were killed in a motorcycle crash he says it was the hardest thing he's ever had to do. he got the tragic news days before his graduation and the officer promised he'd there be to support i officer writing on his facebook i just did what i would someone to do if i left my girls errly. please call all the familiar until your prayers as they go forward from this tragedy. god speed kza you've got a great future ahead of you. >> more folks want to put their best bear face this season for graduation and weddings and close up selfies at backyard barbeques. >> more women and men are trying to get width of

now, police hoping they catch dunn before he gets close to kunis again.or "good morning america," cecilia vega, abc news, los angeles. >> thank you, cecilia. >>> and finally, two embarrassing moments on the road. first, take a look at this. the person behind the wheel of that toyota was just a teenager learning to drive in germany. she's okay, but she learned a valuable lesson, never pulled out in front of military truck. and then look at this. a truck driver in russia hit another truck filled with paint used for road markings. sure, the mess was kind of embarrassing but when witnesses went to check on how the driver was doing, they noticed that he himself was completely covered in yellow paint. he may not have been feeling quite as bright as he looked. >> oh, no. but he wasn't injured, just embarrassed. and needed a good shower. >> just his pride. >> yeah just his pride. >> yucky weather here. but nothing compared to what they're doing in south dakota. >> i have to start with this powerful picture. it's a supercell in south dakota. and this is what the k

the next jury convicted dunn to murder. he was sentenced to life plus 90 years in prison. >> do you think of what happened with your son in these trials, do you think of it as a case where justice was served? >> even though we received the verdict we knew we should have received for jordan, we till don't have our child, just the memories. so for all that it's worth the justice that we received is good, one because it sets a precedent. it's good for the nation to see that justice can be served when you take hate and anger out of it and move directly for justice and the truth. it can work. >> at the end of the day no matter how much time somebody gets, your son is dead. you have to visit your son at a cemetery. >> brown: do you think a film can make a difference? >> absolutely. i think film and media are the truest expressions and ways to educate people about race andeths inty and religion and how we relate to one another. i think this is a tremendous opportunity tremendous tool to be able to open that dialogue and get people

dunne climbed through a bathroom window and then scaling a fence. have not yet said where they found him. he was arrested in february 2012 for breaking into an empty condo she owned. months after that he was taken into custody once again after waiting for the actress outside her gym for three days violating a restraining order. dunne sentenced to five years probation and ordered to stay away from mila kunis for ten years. >>> subway announcing it will remove artificial ingredients from its menu vowing to get rid of artificial colors favors and preservatives by 2017. the company is trying to keep up with younger demographics. that's looking for more natural and organic offerings. analysts say subway experienced a 3% sales decline last year in the u.s. >>> on that topic, a health advocacy group is unveiling the winners of this year's extreme eating awards. the dubious honor goes to chain restaurants serving up high calorie meals. red lobster makes the list. the seafood giant getting recognized for a combination that according to the group, when paired

watch crystal dunn. the fancy footwork here. this is how you score a goal. that's just beautiful.rit wins it 1-nil. and returning to the place where it all began. he won a super bowl with the new england patriots this year and today he held a football camp in maryland. over 180 kids attended the camp others were on hand to help out. he is just grateful to get back to the place he calls home. >> i always told myself, i want to be that great example as well and to be in the position it's humbling to give back and putting on a camp where it all started. >> it's nice to see my kids come back home and the kids are out here enjoying themselves and that's what i want to see, the faces of the kids out here smiling and enjoying themselves on this nice day. >> free football camp. you don't see many of those. >> you ever hear of the westminster dog show? >> yes. >> this isn't it. being called ugly is a badge of honor. this is the world's ugliest dog. this is a hunch back pit bull and dutch shepherd mitch, and most people mistake her as a hyena we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choo

now, police hoping they catch dunn before he gets close to kunis again.or "good morning america," cecilia vega abc news los angeles. >> thank you, cecilia. >>> two embarrassing moments on the road. the person behind the wheel was a teenager learning to driany shshgse's okay. she learned a valuable lesson never pulled out in front of military truck. this in russia the driver was completely covered in yellow paint after this accident. >> oh no. >> he wasn't injured, just embarrassed. >> yucky weather here. not compared to south dakota. >> this is a supercell in south dakota. not just the threat of tornadoes but the large hail and the damaging winds, this area has to look out. central and western nebraska up to dakotas. tuesday trivia now. jacqui: good morning, washington. a much cooler day on tap. we will still see some raiain showers, no downpours like yesterday, b but temperatures in the 60's s in the suburbs, around 70 downtown, cloudy with scattered showers tonight, that will be the case tomorrow as well, 60's for another day, warming up a little it by

. >>> check out more of dunn in action, head over to the nbc washington app and just search crystal dunn. >>> one of maryland's iconic sporting events could move a state delegate house's way. the journal reports pat mcdonough filed legislation to move the preakness from pimlico to another location in baltimore. mcdonough called pimlico dated. his top pick, port covington, a few miles south of the inner harbor. the preakness has been at pimlico for more than 100 years. current law only allows this race to move for a disaster or an emergency. >>> the police response to last year's protests in ferguson, missouri, flared tensions instead of containing them. nbc news obtained a draft report of a justice department investigation into the response following michael brown's death. it found that the use of dogs snipers and military-style tactical vehicles escalated the situation. and it finds commanders did not issue clear instructions to responding officers about lawful protests leaving demonstrators without a clear place to protest. >>> crab prices are on the rise as we head into the fourth of

. >>> plea people are dead after a small plane bound for massachusetts goes dunn and crashes into a house. the vection investigators say it has to our area. >>> sunshine 64 degrees at 5:38. a warm orecast when i come back. missing. your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast when i come back. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >>> coming up on 19 minutes before 6:00. we've got sunshine and a cool pleasant start. 62 degrees. that's cooler than it was yesterday. and the humidity will be missing for most of the day. that humidity is coming down. bright sunny skies in philadelphia and the shores. the bright sunny mountains will be warming up. a few more scattered clouds in the pocono mountain wins 71 degrees this afternoon, 80 degrees for reading, quakertown up to 78. 80 for trenton, mt. holly and norristown along the coast. rehoboth, cape may. atlantic city will spend most of the day in the 70s. plenty of sunshine for wilmington, philadelphia swedesboro, low 80s this afternoon. there are changes ahead for the holiday weekend. we could see showers and possi

. >> i look dunn and it's touching my sneaker on the step. >> after he posed for selfies with newly prized possession yankee security officials whisked him away and asked if he would like to give it to a-rod. >> thanks but no thanks. >> he's obsessive collect to of baseball 8,000 of them and written how to snag major league baiblz. and one thing he knew the a-rod ball was worth a lot. >> that's a lottery ticket floating from the sky. i had someone on twitter offer me $300,000. >> he still has not decided if he'll keep the ball, sell it or give it to a-rode for those that watch to catch a piece of history like he did get to this stipulate get to the ballpark early and bring a baseball above you never know. ron >> lightning lit up the sky behind the famous dome as storms moved in. and the same can be said for our region. time for a check ever the accuweather forecast with meteorologist melissa magee and it's moving into the area. >> right we have a severe thunderstorm warning kent county until 11:30 and showers and storms firing up for philadelphia and points south and west. stormtracker 6 d

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accusing the media of being critical of the conservative duggar family while they say they gave lea dunn nam a pass last year when she wrote in a memoir she experimented with her sister. >> it is burned in our memory that josh made bad decisions and he will suffer the consequences. >> we're the duggars. >> a contrast to the family's squeaky clean image. for years they have been portrayed on their show "19 kids and counting," as a conservative christian family who played and prayed together. frowning on hugging for fear it may cause impure thoughts. >> the ray of hope was josh came and told us and his heart was still soft. >> reporter: the scandal broke two with weeks ago when in touch magazine released two police reports that said he was never charged. the family said they are the victims because the sealed police reports were leaked. >> it has been an attack on our family. >> tonight jill duggar breaking down as she speaks of that moment. >> i couldn't believe what was going on when i heard the police report had been released. they can't do this to us. >> by rehashing we reopened this w

a new shower near dunn kirk, huntington, benedict, charlotte hall, watching this tracking towards st.ary's and far eastern charles county. the heavy stuff we had is crossing the 301 bridge toward colonial beach, coming out of swan point, those areas. port royal, newland moving toward the south-southwest at about 20 miles an hour. you can see colonial beach here, up the road toward dahlgren, there's rain. the heavy stuff is mainly west and south of you. then on the eastern shore, friends in st. michaels about to get the rain, queenstown. easton, lighter showers there. this whole area is moving south- southwest. till man, 6:46. easton in the next few minutes, rain getting toward your doorstep. here in washington, look at all the sunshine. very nice evening here. temperature of 81, after hitting 85 for the high, believe it or not. 79 at dulles. winds are north at 13, gusts over 20, a breezy day. right now, we're down to 72 at the naval air station. we're holding on to 81 in dc. good-looking afternoon in the shenandoah valley with temperatures in the 70s to near 80. we've got a few 60s ho

now, police hoping they catch dunn before he gets close to kunis again.or "good morning america," cecilia vega abc news los angeles. >> thank you, cecilia. >>> two embarrassing moments on the road. the person behind the wheel was a teenager learning to drive in germany shshgse's okay. she learned a valuable lesson never pulled out in front of military truck. this in russia the driver was completely covered in yellow paint after this accident. >> oh no. >> he wasn't injured, just embarrassed. >> yucky weather here. >> powerful picture. the super cell in south dakota. this is what sky will likely look like in the northern plains later this evening. not threat of tornadoes but lamp hail and damaging winds. central and and western nebraska up through south dakota and north dakota far western minnesota. tuesday trivia brought to you by royal caribbean. >> hey everybody dave murphy here were an update from accuweather. a can couple sprinkles and showers across the region. flooding rain from last night is out of here. as we look outside we have cloudy skies, som

. >>> santa monica police arrested mila kunis's stalker, stuart lynn dunn, who escaped from a mentalay by climbing from a bathroom window. he was sentenced to a behavioral health center after pleading no contest to stalking the actress. >>> in connecticut, flowers are being banned from one-eighth grade dance. why you say? because school administrators fear they may trigger allergy attacks. kids have been asked to keep their corsages and boutinnieres at home. >>> everyone love as hug, right? apparently some sharks do, too. an aquarium keeper was filmed hugging a leopard shark. he later gave it a belly rub which it seemed to really enjoy. the aquarium says this shark often engages with keepers in a playful, harmless way. >>> as summertime approaches, even animals need to cool off. one woman in alaska is doing her part to help out. she turned on her lawn sprinklers so a moose family could enjoy some relief. i love watching this. they were not shy on taking her up on the off er. >> that's a normal day in alaska. i would rather have the moose than the beers. >> i bet that they would like

patco is shut dunn and many septa lines are suspended or running with significant delays. you can count on nbc 10 to help you navigate the storm's aftermath as you get ready to start your day. good morning welcome back to nbc 10 news today. i'm rosemary connors. >> i'm vai sikahema. here are the latest power outage numbers across our region. in pennsylvania 159,000 peco customers are without power this morning. over new jersey, pse&g is reporting 46,000 customers without power and ac electric down the shore, they say 154,000 customers there are in the dark. and in delaware more than 13,000 delmarva customers in new castle county are without power this morning. we have live nbc 10 first alert team coverage of the storm damage and the impact it's having on your morning commute. we begin with nbc 10's katy zachry. katy joins us live at a patco station in haddonfield. any word on what time service will start up again? >> reporter: well after the morning rush. that's what we're hearing, vai. unfortunately we have passengers like this gentleman who have shown up this morning thi

a little heavy rain huntingtown to dunn kirk, pushing off to the north and east. rainfall, probably about an inch, inch and a half or hour. don't see any hail with that storm, nor do we see anything tornadic. we're looking at in terms of the watch, there is still the tornado watch in effect now until 8:00 for charles county and for calvert county, also for st. mary's county. these are severe thunderstorm warnings across the bay. we'll see if this gets trimmed. right now, the watch is in effect until 8:00. that's why we've issued a red alert. what about storm damage? lot of flooding reports certainly. these are all indications of flooding or high water, but we'll zoom into the south and the east. this is where the action was today. we have report of a line of trees down around maddox, occurring at about 4:45. speaking of trees down, here's mr. bernstein. >>> just got this picture off twitter from forecast nikki out of newburg, maryland. this is a church. you can see the tree's down here. got a lot of reports of trees down in charleston, st. mary's county. flooding

. >>> police are looking for three people involved in a shooting at triangle shopping plaza in dunn fries. investigators say a woman and two men got into a fight with someone they knew this afternoon. a man was then shot several times. the shooter and the two others ran toward the woods. the search forced police to close northbound lanes on route 1. >>> detroit's police chief is calling what happened last night at a block party "urban terrorism." a teenager died and nine people were bounded when a gunman opened fire at a children's party. no one has been arrested and the chief says people in the neighborhood are not talking. right now, it looks like the teen victim was targeted. >>> and in philadelphia, another shooting sent three children to the hospital. two men in a car randomly opened fire in the street, hitting at least ten people a bullet grazed a toddler's neck. an 11-year-old girl and 12-year-old boy were also shot. police are still looking for the shooter. >>> all is clear tonight at the friendship heights metro station. firefighters were called to that scene this morning because

so that shove of air coming from the chilly ocean will knock our temperatures dunn and by sunday afternoonu will feel a change. if dad likes cooler weather, i think he will like sunday. fog tonight, warmer inland tomorrow. but then milder weather, not as warm, starting on father's day. how about the temperatures tomorrow? pretty close to average. concord 7 degrees above average with san jose right where you should be for this time of year. low 80s comfy. sunnyvale 83. hayward 70. sunshine in pittsburg and san ramon upper 80s low 90s. vallejo 82. san francisco tomorrow 67. morning clouds, afternoon sunshine. mill valley 79. santa rosa 87 degrees. napa 84. the hot stuff try ukiah 96. markedly cooler sunday. look at the drop almost 10 degrees inland. monday, tuesday, we are on the cool side of average. but we warm back up next wednesday, thursday and friday and as can be expected this time. year, no rain for the next seve mmmmmm yoplait! ♪ oh! good news everybody! there is now 25% less sugar in yoplait original. say "adieu" to that sugar. because it still tastes good ahhhh yoplait! jamie want

overnight, mississippi house speaker phillip dunn released a statement calling for the confederate symbolto be removed. several southern states incorporate some confederate symbolism in their flags. only mississippi includes the confederate battle standard. the dispute has gained national attention lately after pictures of the charleston church gunman with the flag became public. since then south carolina governor nikki haley publicly call for the removal of the confederate flag from the state's capitol grounds. the flag has long been a symbol of controversy and has been moved several times before. >> the fact that it causes pain to so many is enough to move it from the capitol grounds. it is after all, a capitol that belongs to all of us. >> the statehouse and senate must approve the flag's removal. the governor is urging state legislatures to act quickly. >>> in the meantime walmart says its stores are removing all items containing images of the confederate flag. >>> tonight in philadelphia, there will be a prayer vigil to remember the victims of the south carolina church massacre. seve

patco is shut dunn and many septa lines are suspended or running with significant delays. count on nbc 10 to help you navigate the storm's aftermath as you get ready to start your day. good morning welcome back to nbc 10 news today. i'm rosemary connors. >> i'm vai sikahema. here are the latest power outage numbers across our region. in pennsylvania 159,000 peco customers are without power this morning. over new jers

pimm: thank you very much to anita dunn and terry holt. you can tune in today live at 3:00 p.m.e of jeb bush's announcement. miller of to matt bloomberg news with some breaking news on hank greenberg's lawsuit against aig. this has to do with a court ruling. matt: hank greenberg is winning his but it does not look like he will be getting any damages. the u.s. set a legal terms in for an $85ig's stock billion bailout, that is what the judge ruled. but does not mean that aig investors deserve compensation. hank greenberg has his day in court. no doubt he will not be pleased with this ruling because he is not getting any compensation. i'm going to continue to look deeper into this and see if it is possible for him to come back and do anything else. but for right now, it looks like he has won his with no compensation. i do not know if that is what he has can record a win. pimm: we will have more on the former chief executive of the aig in his lawsuit against the government. ♪ ♪ back to bloomberg market day. i am pimm fox. i want to get back to some breaking news on aig and hank gree

john dunn said, every person's death diminishes us for we are a part of humankind therefore send not to ask for whom the bell tolls. it tolls for us. our hearts ache because we seem to have forgotten that righteousness exalts a nation, but sin is a reproach to any people. and our hearts ache because we have neglected the promise of second chronicle chapter seven verse 14, if my people called by my name will humble themselves and pray and seek my faith and turn from evil then god says i will hear from heaven, forgive their since and heal their land. we need healing in this great land. and i think our coming together in such a united and passionate way today can be the beginning of that healing. god bless and keep you, is my prayer. >> it is amazing today even more amazing yesterday. it's amazing that senator tim scott would launch a 7th annual prayer breakfast concerning prayer about our nation our family, our communities and truly today, it's about our churches. and as a pastor that's from charleston, back home, i hear of such a tragedy to the families and the be reefing ones -- be r

stewart lynn dunn apparently left the facility in pa mona california last night.test the felony stalking in 2013. he was ordered to steer clear of kunis for ten years as part of a plea deal. >>> it's been trending on twitter for hours now. kim kardashian is pregnant again. . the news broke during last night's episode of "keeping up with the kardashians." after the episode aired people started tweeting no matter what sex the baby turns out to be it should be named south. southwest. kim and kanye west's first child is named north. she'll turn two later this month. >>> new on news four midday. e.l. james just announce shed's working on a new "if i havetyfifty shades of grey." she dedicates the book to "those readers who asked and asked and asked and asked for this." chuck? >>> all right, we have sunshine still out there for now but with time more clouds will bubble up and that will turn into increasing rain chances. last flood watching are posted for the entire metropolitan area. starting at noon minutes from now and going all the way through the midnight hours. some

white house chief of staff and anita dunn and senior communication person and all the various senior white house administration officials going on the shelves and telling reporters and anchors that fox news was not legitimate, there were no longer going to treated as legitimate, and madison other media. that struck me as an unusual thing to be happening for a white house to be doing, for the government to be doing doing, to be deciding what is legitimate news outlet and what is not. i think it was obvious that george bush has done a similar to been seen as authoritarian and what obama did it there were people in the media that push back against it, but for the most part they get away with it. >> it's interesting to hear you describe the silencing what you see in the last couple years because as a journalist who worked for cbs i used almost the same language in trying to describe the collies and friend and families can we will talk about it i size a trend away from wanting both sides are many sides of a story to be discussed to this increasing idea that certain stories should be censo

george lin dunn, for the facility saturday night, which considered dangerous. a texas inmate sentences to the supreme court. 67-year-old lester bauer jr. scheduled to face meeting in jackson later today for the shooting death of four men more in 30 years ago. bauer has always maintained his innocence. investigators say they have new evidence linking suspects to the murders of four people at a washington d.c. mention. they say blood found on the issue win was wearing when arrested match one of the victims. we will cover more on this in the next hour of happening now. warner: uma: committee illegal immigrants could buy subsidized health insurance on the state's exchange. in l.a. we have more on this story, what can you tell us? >> this bill would enroll all illegal immigrants under age 19 thousands of adults into the state health care program for the poor. taxpayer cost $500 million. currently here and in most states illegal immigrants are entitled to a limited medical care emergency long-term care, abortion, cancer treatment, federal and state money, that is abo

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i'll call you one of dunn's. yes, ma'am. knowing that meant she would have to stand to whatever she chose to leave. he leave. he did not get the call until 330. when he returned he accompanied the 1st lady 's. before she stepped off the elevator should let them know how much his efforts mentor 's. you know me by my hands and give them a squeeze and looked at me directly in the eyes and said thank you. it touched my heart. at the. the world to me. i love that story because it really shows how the white house staff can give the president and the first lady a bit of time alone's end to us a couple hours a couple hours by the pool of a summer weekend would not seem very tall like a very big thing that has to work, to them it is. so i think that the touching story and one thing, kevin spacey thing, kevin spacey of his production company's but the tv rest of this book i'm curious to see what they do with it but i think that the dynamic between the first lady and pres. is an interesting one, one and if you watched house of cards an

owe dunn day is a a donation wire shirt. it.this is your gift, mike. >> you are a proud grand pomp. >> how much you love them. so when you go visit wear your fly grand pop shirt. >> i love it. >> alex, i got you, you have i am bu mit shirt. >> yes, wear it during summertime. thank you for supporting i abumi. >> thank you good okay. so we have here. >> yes we've dune day universal school and we are happy to be here. principal thanks so much for supporting us. >> thank you. we are happy with the relationship we have had. really giving our scholars an opportunity and the universal mission to change the community, and make sure we are positive impacting lives good thank you principal. thank you. okay. i am going to try to learn how to drum here. okay. so, i have this drum right here. now do i just jump in. >> yes you can do that. >> now what song are you playing right now. >> it is a different wow i couldn't explain it right now. what i will say is just play basic rhythm. >> okay. >> i will give the microphone, take ate way. >> yes.

>> yes, do a lot of stuff to help out a lot of different things, you know, als, fill a dunn dance feedingtuff not just baseball. >> luckily get to do fun things too like come to school. >> perfect for tv >> you're great on tv. >> they have big day ahead of here at john barkley elementary. mike alex, back to you >> when is it going to happen? >> going to walk into the school. i think funnel ought of the kids into the assembly room area. that's when codely take the stage >> and we will be there thank you. >> we will be there >> okay! >> how much do you love that little boy? they've lost eight straight on the road. they've got beat handily last night 19 to three. codey's probably been up, probably didn't get into his bed until 3:00 this morning. gets up, surprise these school kids. what comes out of the little kid's mouth? well at least they have grit. even though they're losing. hey, thanks for showing up, codey! >> hilarious. >> i love children! 9:27. save your skin, people. you know, there are so many sunscreens on the market? thank goodness, our consumer report kerr tell us by brand whic

ben la bolt, anita dunn, and stephanie cutter, former debty campaign manager.e have you here to give us the insider view. i could have given any number of titles for all three of you. you have been with obama since '06 in a variety of capacities and in the white house. ben, let me start with you because the same-sex marriage issue is not one that's just a theoretical one for you. you're gay. when did you first tell senator obama that you're gay? >> the funny thing is, when i first told him, he didn't exactly hear what i was saying. i was down with other colleagues at the dnc for a meeting and bumped into a female colleague of mine from the hill, there was jokes from the staff whether i was flirting with her or not. >> the answer was you were not. >> i was not. i said, senator, just so you know, i'm gay. . he said, you've got game? i just saw it. >> he thought you said i've got game. >> i said, no senator, i really am gay. it took about five or six times to clarify. i said, senator, i just want to tell you i really am gay. he said, i thought you said you had gam

he dunn destroy the tapes and he fights not to release the tapes. >> the judge said the evidence is notthe president hasn't fully complied with subpoenas for those tapes and there's a distinct possibility of unlawful conduct. >> what he is doing is kind of depersonalizing it all and saying if i release these it will do irreparable damage to the office of the presidency. >> for one thing the president still has not said at anytime listen, john dean is lying and i have the tapes to prove it. maybe there's more on those tapes than the president would have us believe. so you're a small business expert from at&t? yeah, give me a problem and i've got the solution. well, we have 30 years of customer records. our cloud can keep them safe and accessible anywhere. my drivers don't have time to fill out forms. tablets. keep them all digital. we're looking to double our deliveries. our fleet apps will find the fastest route. oh, and your boysenberry apple scones smell about done. ahh, you're good. i like to bake. with at&t get up to $400 dollars in total savings on tools to manage your business. [m

it is definitely sweat shirt weather dunn here on the beach in cape may new jersey.g to you live from uncle bill's pancake house where it is national doughnut day and i'm making pancakes. in the good for my beach a tire for my bikini body here today but let check some of the traffic camera out here heading out of the front door on a friday morning road are wet, slick just out of south street. they out on the overnight repaving and second camera is a live look at the benny looking good from south jersey and then as we go to the maps in upper merion an accident at gulf road at church street. in new jersey the river line is suspended because of police activity. coming up this weekend they have the strawberry festival here tomorrow and i know mike was interested in the craft show that is taking place here in cape may along the promenade down there also at the cape may convention center. i'm back with my ladies from cape may, new jersey. is what your new name. >> kennedy. >> you brought me a mug. >> that is right. >> check this out i got a mug from philadelphia. do you li

their respects to state senator clementa pinckney whose body is lying in state in the capital row dunna. according to the charleston post and courier, he is the first african-american given the honor since reconstruction. black curtain was placed over a window of the rotunda to block the view of the confederate flag which continues to fly on state house grounds. while the legislature debates its removal. the national wake for the victims of the massacre at mother emanuel church in charleston came to washington today where south carolina's junior senator tim scott told the senate about his conversations with victims' families and how they hope this tragedy has changed this country. >> it is with great sadness and amazing hope that our future as a nation has been changed. it has been changed because one person decided to murder nine. it's been changed because the response of those nine families has been so core rageousurageous and inspiring. if you will permit me i will read the names of those nine individuals. we honor the reverend sharonda singleton, a beloved teacher, coach at goose c

i think these both go on for a number of years, good stocks in a dunn market.u want to nibble on something on weakness take a look at those. >> people buying cars that's a good sign. >> always a good sign absolutely. >> charles payne, great to see you. >> you, too. >>> california is running out of water so why are new communities buying water parks when they are supposed to be reducing their water use. plus homes burning to the ground as a fast moving wildfire forces hundreds to flee and the fire is still out fof control. >> it's unbelievable. never seen anything like it. there's not much they can do. look at how much is flaming up right now. it's just incredible. ♪ ♪ ♪ (charge music) you wouldn't hire an organist without hearing them first. charge! so why would you invest without checking brokercheck? check your broker with brokercheck. >>> welcome back. hundreds are being urged to leave their homes as a fast-growing grass fire burns in central washington state. high temperatures and strong winds are fueling flames up to about 100 miles east of seattle and the

this tree crashed dunn on several cars parked on the 2400 block of lombard street. overnight, nbc 10 was also on south street in philly where peco crews were busy working on downed power lines near 24th street. peco is working to restore about 184,000 outages in the five-county region. some people will not get power back on until friday. the city of philadelphia by the way is dealing with about 20,000 outages. many of the customers in the dark today are in delaware county. nbc 10's matt delucia is live in one of the hardest hit areas, middletown township. matt? >> reporter: rosemary it might be tough to see me because we have sun rising behind us. fortunately that sun will provide a lot of good benefit to the people who are going to be working to clean up all the damage that was caused by the storm last night. just behind me, again, it will be very difficult to see. there's a tree that is down here on baltimore pike. we are just pass valley road. it's takeing out the right lane and part of the left lane. the cars are slowing down as they try to get around this. we e

he entered a plea of not guilty and had one supporter at the hearing, his girlfriend, samantha dunn, >> tell me how you found out that your boyfriend was in jail. >> he was supposed to pick me up from work one day and after work i was waiting outside and an hour had passed and he wasn't there and i knew something was wrong. and so when i got home i found out on the internet that he was arrested. >> what are your biggest fears for him right now? >> i'm just afraid that he's in isolation, just completely -- you know, scared and lonely and doesn't know what's going to happen. and on top of that, i'm afraid of how long he's going to be in jail. that's my biggest fear so far. and that it would change him in any way. i hope it doesn't change his heart. >> i didn't know my girlfriend was going to be in the courtroom. just knowing, some way, i didn't only hurt myself, i hurt people that were close, and just know that they're still supportive. it hurts. >> the couple would soon be reunited after ruiz posted bond and was released. he pled guilty at a later court hearing and was sentenced to th

collect valuable information on certain target americans like kim brown, melissa mcguire, and michael dunn, are those home-grown terrorists? >> no, they're seniors at union town area high school in rockford, illinois. or in what i call a turbulent love triangle, seth. and i have to admit that while listening to their calls, i've kind of gotten sucked into the drama. >> seth: now -- now i'm sorry, what? >> yeah, you see, last week, i overheard kim call alyssa to talk about how she dry humped michael. but here's the thing. me and the other analysts think that kim was just trying to get alyssa jealous. >> seth: okay, i'm sorry. so, what does your supervisor have to say about this? >> oh, he does not approve of michael for alyssa. [ laughter ] and he thinks that she deserves more. but here's the thing, seth. if you read kim's text messages, which i have -- [ laughter ] she has never said anything to her other friend, emily constin about dry humping michael. in fact, emily thompson has gone radio silent, which leads me to believe that emily thompson is totes into michael. and fyi, the nsa belie

.>> brown: start with the who dunn it this time.e would point to china and would that be government or some kind of criminal syndicate? >> in this case, the f.b.i. is the lead investigator. they have the evidence and haven't made it public so we don't know with certainty this was from china. it follows a behavior from china. we saw intrusions into major insurance companies earlier this year where they were collecting information on tens of millions of americans not just government workers. so it's a pattern that shows clearly the chinese are trying to great a database of identifiable information, employment records, et cetera, on almost the entire american population. >> brown: the office of personnel management. why would this be targeted? >> the o.p.m. is doing background investigations on every government employee. some agencies do it themselves but some agencies rely on o.p.m., including clearance investigations, massive forms people fill out with all the background financials and medical conditions that the o.p.m. investigates.

morgan hill east dunn avenue, i always stop at the jack-in-the- box there by the way. 76 at morgan hilll. 74 san jose. 60 today at hayward. [ laughter ] >> it brings back memories. 78 at fairfield. 79 brentwood. 77 for livermore. and up in the north bay today, sunshine. we are starting out with a few low clouds. but then 72 at mill valley. 76 at santa rosa. up ukiah way numbers 86 degrees. 88 around clearlake. the extended forecast it gets warmer from there. details coming up. >> i like the burger king in martinez. >> okay. so you know. thank you, brian. [ laughter ] >>> the may jobs report is hinting at an improving u.s. economy. >> here now is kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >> reporter: good morning. always good to go into the weekend with solid news on the economy. and we're getting that today from the labor department. the may jobs report came in much stronger than expected on a gain of 280,000 jobs also decent revisions to april and march, as well. the unemployment rate edged higher to 5.5%. but that's because a lot more people started looking for work an encouraging