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that is a crosswalk. >> reporter: moments after being stopped for allegedly jaywalking by jacksonville sheriffs deputy jack boland, 21-year-old davante shipman started to record the incident. >> watch my car. i'm about to put you in jail? >> that's not resisting, officer. >> reporter: the interaction happened a week ago, and according to the sheriff's department, deputy boland was working a special program in a high-traffic area prone the crashes involving pedestrians. shipman believes this is about more than just a jaywalking citation. >> i was just stopped for being black and walking. that's how i feel. racial profiling, racial discrimination. >> you are being legally detained. if you don't, you are disobeying a direct order and i will put you in jail. >> reporter: but in florida jaywalking is a crime that could mean a citation and fine, not jail time. >> in the state of florida, you have to have an i.d. card on you identifying who you are. >> reporter: according to florida law, only motorists are required to have i.d.s on them, not pedestrians. the jacksonville sheriff's department

a viral video on facebook shows a jacksonville, florida, police officer threatening to haul a young black man to jail after stopping him for jaywalking. did the low-level infraction warrant a high-intensity arcounter? here's mireya villarreal. >> reporter: moments after being stopped for allegedly jaywalking by jacksonville sheriffs deputy jack bolen, 21-year-old devonte shipman started to record the incident. >> reporter: the interaction happened a week ago, and shipman believes this is about more than just a jaywalking citation. >> reporter: but in florida jaywalking is a crime that could mean a citation and fine, not jail time. >> reporter: according to florida law, only motorists are required to have i.d.s on them, not pedestrians. the jacksonville sheriff's department says they are aware of the video and are conducting an administrative review. anthony, shipman was issued two citations totaling $198 in fines. >> mason: mireya, thanks. and coming up on the "cbs evening news," a type of guardrail used in more than half the country is at the center of two new lawsuits. and instead of a

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if everybody knows that in jacksonville, that will impede people walking. and that will have an impact on this. so this idea of having community-based diverse solutions is really, really important. so that's what we're going to do. and thank you to the robert wood johnson foundation for providing the money for them to do it. i would like to ask howard wechsler, the ceo for health generation, and the ceo for partnership for a healthy america, who just told me he was the much younger brother of a guy who was my friend in law school, and i looked at him and said, you're too young to be the brother of anybody i went to law school with. and he said they had a prolific family and they strung it out. i would like to ask them to come here so we can celebrate this. and we're going to get, you know, started with a million and a half dollars and see what we can do. thank you to the robert wood johnson foundation. thank you to the companies that will work with us. i was really glad to listen to the previous speaker from novembnovo nordisk. i really like what they do be

just graduated from high school and would have been a freshman in jacksonville university in florida. parents are pleading for justice. >> just catch him please. she didn't deserve to die like this. >> not at all. >> just lost her brother four years ago. here we go again. >> reporter: that's right. parents, they've lost both of their children. bianca's brother four years ago to heart disease. this evening friends of bianca started a gofundme page to help play for funeral expenses, planning on a vigil. nbc10 news. >>> new information about the breaking news out of new york. gunman walked into a hospital with a rifle, killed one person and injured six more before killing himself. we know the gunman was a doctor who used to work at bronx-lebanon hospital and hid the gun in lab coat. following this breaking news with new information as soon as we get it. >>> holiday weekend is under way right now. fourth of july events happening across the area. ben franklin bridge, holiday travel in full swing. aaa says record number of people traveling this weekend. be ready for traffic. huge party on t

. >> a viral video on facebook shows a jacksonville florida, police officer, threatening to haul a young black man to jail after stopping him for jaywalking. did the low-level infraction warrant a high intensity encounter? >> take your camera point it across there at the red hand. that is a cross walk. >> reporter: moments after being stopped for allegedly jaywalking, 21-year-old davonte shipman started to record the incidence. >> i am about to put you in jail. >> disobeying a direct order. >> that's not resisting, officer. >> reporter: the interaction happened a week ago. shipman believes this is about more than just a jaywalking citation. >> i was just stopped for being black and walking how i feel. >> racial profile. racial discrimination. >> you are illegally detained. if you don't, you dill, i will put you in jail. >> in florida jaywalking is a crime that could mean citation and fine. not jail time. >> in the state of florida you have to have an id card on you i dent feeg who you are. >> according to florida law only motorists are required to have ids not pedestrians. >> reporter: t

this is a picture of bianca roberson, the high school graduate was supposed to be heading to jacksonville university in florida for a couple of weeks for orientation, instead her family is trying to come to terms with her death. on wednesday she was at the mall with her mother and grandmother shopping for clothes for college. she was driving home going south on route 100 when the district attorney's office said bianca roberson and a man driving a faded red pickup truck were trying to merge in the same lane. a man pulled out a gun and shot the 18-year-old in the head in an apparent road rage. the car veered off the road and crashed. >>> they were justling for position or whatever -- jostling for position or whatever. >> a man pulled out a gun and shot her in the head killing her. >> if you know anything call the police and tell them. don't hold back, that's my daughter she was 18. >> highway cameras show an altercation between bianca roberson and the man in the red pickup before the crash. moments later the red pick flees the scene getting on paoli pike. if you have any information call po

let's hear from jacksonville florida on the line for the, go retired military. i was in at the national guard. those that are coming in the guard at a low rank. it means a lot because we are in competition with those working at mcdonald's or burger king and saying that in the sense we have qualified people and it has a great impact for the family soti it's going to be looked at from the conduct. >> thank you for the service and you're right, 40 or 20 can addso up to a lot. health is traditionally part of the united states poverty is higher and the benefits are not as great because they don't have the infrastructure. they tried to focus more on the northeast and other types to get some of these. >> hello, can you hear me? i was in the army for six and a half years and no longer activated. people don't look at the issue that makes that if you have a family of three so suddenly more than double that that doesn't even count the education benefits and so what we know is there's a lot of people during the search that are joining that didn't have any intentions or didn

he had dangerous chemicals in his home 300 block of jacksonville road. this was reported when police respond today a domestic assault may 17th. >> now there are five. five republicans will not vote for the replacement to obama care. rand paul, ted cruz, mike johnson and senator lee all will not support. hiller says he can't accept the cuts to medicaid. >> i cannot support a piece of legislation that takes insurance from 10s of millions of americans and nevadans. >> mitch mcconnell has a tough task getting this through next week. if more than two republicans vote against it, it will fail. susan collins of maine is also speaking out against the cuts. >> the trump white house is cutting back on prse press brie, so cnn sent their sketch artist to the briefing room. today sean spicer was his subject. >> philadelphia's beverage tax is causing tension to bubble to the surface. jeff chirico was outside city hall. legislative hearings can often be dull but not this one. >> a state senate committee hearing was supposed to take place about the economic impact of th

. >>> a jacksonville, florida, man vows to fight. >> one, you weren't in the crosswalk. two, there was a sign. >> devante shipman was citing for walking against a traffic signal and for not presenting the officer with an id card. shipman says he doesn't drive, and has no driver's license. legal analysts disagree over whether that id citation was legal. >>> the family of an illinois teenager claims an off duty police officer went too far. you're looking at cell phone video of the 15-year-old boy pinned down by the off duty park in the officer's front yard. lancing police say they got a call of teens fighting near a park. when they approached the off duty officer, he held jordan brunson down until other officers arrived. >> where was his police instinct or his training to find out first what was going on with the young guys? >> i wouldn't expect him to think i was a threat to him. >> an internal investigation is now underway. >>> coming up, a maryland restaurant owner says dozens of people aren't showing up for work after immigration agents showed up at his door. up next,

shot and killed bianca roberson of west chester, ready to start college in the fall at jacksonville university. >> criminal justice and -- no regards to her life at all. just destroyed this family. destroyed us. >> reporter: 5:30 on the root 100 merge with 202 south where two lanes become one. road rage driver playing a game of cat and mouse in a red pick-up truck, bianca in green sedan. jocking for position, trying to merge. shot bianca in the head. parents tell me a bright light has gone out. >> people just gravitated to her. loved her. >> i'm lost without her. >> yeah. me too. she was a good girl. >> reporter: police also tell us driver was seen speeding off from the area. last seen going toward paye oli pike. friends of bianca have started a gofundme page for funeral expenses and will hold a vigil in the neighborhood. rosemary connors, nbc10 news. >>> turn now to kickoff to the holiday weekend. people hitting roads for holiday fun. no matter where you're headed or if you're sticking closer to home, nbc10 is keeping you in the know. first alert meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz has y

. >> she was going to jacksonville in two weeks for orientation with the goal of solving cases for the fbi. authorities have this message for her murderer. >> turn yourself in now. you are making it worse for yourself and this young lady's family. >> police spent the evening passing out flyers looking for the driver of the red truck believed to be a chevy. he was last seen heading westbound on paoli pike. anyone with information is asked to contact authorities. jim? >> terrible situation. thank you, christie. this was seth william's walk to his destiny. williams walking to federal court ready to spring a surprise on the city that elected him first african-american district attorney. seth williams entered a plea bargain that could see him go to jail five years. he pled guilty to a single count of corruption after weeks of testimony about 10s of thousands of dollars of gifts showered on williams in exchange for legal favors. the city dropped 28 charges by williams said he was guilty of all of them. the judge didn't trust him to return on his own, sent him to jail. >> mr. williams asked m

he went to 11 cities in two weeks from san francisco, south, al albuquerque, phoenix, amarillo, jacksonville florida. he is on the 30 under 30 list by forbes, and the most admired ceo, joined by katie better of the new york times and john schwartz. at a time like this, the most admired ceo in tech is a welcome guest indeed. >> this long list of cities, why those cities? >> so for this route we wanted to -- we had a couple constraints. we wanted to go coast to coast, to very different types of cities, and no more of six hours of driving per day. so one thing i wanted to mention, steve going over to the four year, this year he is going through five states in the midwest. so, it seems to be a theme going on. a talked to a lot of ceos in silicon valley, and the more the merrier. the better they will have perspective on what they can and could be. >> so what is the impetus for guys like you and mark zuckerberg to go out in the country. >> the idea for the trip came about in january and we did it a little over a month and a half ago. we tried to not make it overly political. i would say i like t

. >> roberson was supposed to be heading to jacksonville university in florida in the fall. police are urging the shooter tonight to turn themselves in. >>> coming up, a mother files a report after she says her son's fidget spinner burst into flames. >>> up next the family of a popular dc >>> new at 6:00 tonight, a well known dc business owner is dead. his family doing everything they can to make sure his legacy lives on. michael explains jeffrey's love for the nation's capitol and dc's love for him it's never easy losing someone you love. >> i was the first family member to arrive at the hospital and found out that he passed and that was tough. >> 74-year-old jeffrey guildenhorn died after a choking incident wednesday. his family says it's so much more. >> our brother suffered from parkinsons. >> loved ones say he's been battling the disease for three to four years and it's been hard to manage. >> he has really had choking incidents that in this case, he wasn't. >> his story goes back much further. he dropped out of college when his dad died to run the family liquor store b

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. >> reporter: moments after being stopped for jaywalking by jacksonville sheriff's deputy jake bolene incident. >> i'm about to put you in my car. >> reporter: the interaction happened a cording to a week ago. dep beaut bolen was working in a high-crash area. shipman believes this is about more than just a jaywalking citation. >> i was being stopped for black and walking. it's racial profiling. >> you're being legally detained. >> reporter: but in florida jaywalking is a crime that could mean a citation and fine but not jail time. according to florida law only motorists are required to have i.d.s on them, not pedestrians. the sheriff's department is aware of it. shipman was issued two citations totally $198 in fines. mireya villarreal, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," new rules mean longer work days for doctors. ahead, why a this-hour shift puts some in dauncher and why some doing tors prefer the longer hours. >> plus congressman john lewis reports on being on the front lines of the civil rights movement in his "note to self." >>> and about pushing back agains

she was planning to attend jacksonville university received an award for her strong character and her future looked bright. >> entering into college and taking the next step in her life. someone saw the red pickup truck at the scene at a high rate of speed. penndot cameras caught a shot of the truck in the left corner a case of road rage a possible and roberson's family is asking the public for help. >> anything you saw make the call that is my daughter. >> let us know not knowing is devastating on top of losing bianca. >> right now police cannot offer a make, model or year for the red pickup truck and they don't know if the two cars collided and if that red pickup has damage on it. as for grief counselors they will be on hand tomorrow morning from 9:00 until 11:00. reporting live jeff skversky channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> chris bloomfield pleaded guilty today in connection with a street racing crash that killed three people in the somer ton section of philadelphia. bloomfield was sentenced to 3 to 7 years for homicide and aggravate the assault while under the influence.

tracy deen was at a rest stop with her family near jacksonville, florida returning from vacation when she collapsed. >> my legs went out from under me for a little bit and i couldn't speak for a second. >> her husband wanted to call 911 especially when she got a crushing headache but it went away pretty quickly and dean said she felt fine. sh the other half went into a hole in my heart that i didn't know i had. it went to my head and spray into a stroke. >> what she had is known as a pfo, patent forramen. the hole makes it possible for a baby in utero to get blood to the heart. we're all born with one but typically it closes a few months after birth. dr. jim thompson is a pediatric cardiologist but he also operates on adults who did surgery to close up the holes in the heart. >> about 20% of all adults have pfo. most people have small pfos and they'll go their whole life not knowing they have it. looking at young people who have strokes for no reason an d a stroke, about 50% of those patients have a pfo. >> dr. thompson told us you need to look for the pfo in a stroke patient. >> you

host: jacksonville, florida, ed on the line for retired military. ed, good morning. caller: good morning, yes, i served for 40 years. in the national guard. i wouldn't give perspective a don't think about. you have young soldiers coming low e guard that are at ank and saying that 2.1 or 2.4 means a lot to them, because we are in competition as far as guys working at and ald's or burger king saying that in the sense these peoplee highly qualified and that this has a great impact, it means gas money or -- the family. it's got to be looked at from the perspective of the full time guard, as well, who made up 50% of our deployed soldiers, impact, as well. guest: thank you for your service, you are right on that. lot.r $120 can add up to a that is especially important because a lot of people in the military are from the south, traditionally is a part of the united states that poverty the benefits are great because some states don't infrastructure and things like that, that more do.thern or western states military trying to change that now and focus more on the northeast an

she was supposed to be heading to jacksonville, florida for orientation. instead her family is trying to come to terms with her death. on wednesday she was with the mall with her mother and grandmother they are shopping for clothes for college. she was driving home going south on route 100 when the district attorney said she was trying to merge into a lane as a man driving a faded red pickup truck. the man pulled out a gun and shot the 18-year-old girl in the head in an apparent case of road rage. the car veered off the road and crashed. >> they were jostling for position and this man took it to degree that was uncould have-- unconscionable. >> if you see anything, call the police and tell them. that's my daughter she was 18. >> reporter: highway video shows an altercation between robberson and the man in the red pickup. the man was fleeing the scene about to get on paoli pike. if you have any information, west chester county district office continues to investigate. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> a woman is recovering from a gunshot in the fa

meet carly brook corbett she was born at 13 pounds 5-ounces back on may 15th in jacksonville. because carly has gestational diabetes doctors new she'd be big but they didn't expect she'd be this big. i was like this baby ever going end. everybody in the room kind of stopped during the delivery and was like oh my god, oh my god. >> i had nine and 10-pound babies and i figured maybe she'd be 10 pounds. i'd have another 10-pound baby. but she was -- some was surpri surprise. >> i love the doctor's reaction. is this bobby ever going to head. she had to stay in the neonatal tal intensive care level. she and her mom gone home since. christine says they're rng she'e having babies. >> who could blame her. >> bout full little baby. >> look at those cheeks. >> she want to squeeze those cheeks. >> nothing like a little practice. >> this rhino is ready to go. where this adorable animal was caught on camera. what exactly he's doing there. meisha. >> it takes something special to trade in the memories in order to better help those in need. in today's love it we're meeting a man whose love f

first orientation at jackso jacksonville university in two weeks and then the start of college in the fall to become an fbi agent. >> she was like crazy fun, a crazy fun kind of person, and what she was make you laugh. she was just a good girl. sweetheart. it was just a sweetheart avenue girl rot. >> reporter: at west chester reston's hi high there was counseling for her friends but few good words to explain this senseless loss. >> when i heard it was murder i broke out in tears. why would someone do this to such a promising young girl. jeff cole fox 29 news. >>> makes no sense. car accident is bad enough now imagine having your pocketbook stolen right after the crash. it happened earlier this month to a 66-year-old woman in belmont. police now searching for a man in his 20s who they believe pushed down the woman stole her belongings and then made off on his bicycle. >>> a former south jersey police officer will spend the next four years behind bars after pleading guilty in a drunk driving crash that cost 27-year-old woman her life. prosecutors say the man behind the wheel was 26-year

steve from jacksonville, illinois. republican. caller: that last caller, it was a good call and a good question. how do you feel about the mayor being sworn in on the koran and the other things? it does not make sense. it is a big democratic line. they have been feeding it to the same -- for the people for so long. they want everyone to depend on the government. that's -- the guy that swore in on the koran is saying everything is fine and ok. nothing is fine over there. host: we will get a response. you are referring to the mayor of london who is a muslim. his statement today was quite strong and very much in parallel with that of theresa may. accounts, the municipality of london's emergency services have been extremely professional and fast in responding to this. there has been no indication of -- on the part of the london mayor or the london municipality in its response to the security threats. host: i think in response to this tweet, the president who has been busy overnight, including this one from 7:30 east coast down -- east

. >> reporter: her family showed us the poster she made for her soon to be college dorm at jacksonville university. >> it's an angel that will be missed. as hard as it is she is there with her brother. >> reporter: police have a vague description of the driver, they say he is a white man, medium build, 30 to 40 years old with blonde or light brown hair last seen driving a smaller model chevy pickup truck faded red in color. you also heard the talk about bianca's brother. he died at heart disease at age 22. nbc 10 news. >>> developing now, bracing for a shutdown tonight governor chris christie is telling all state agencies to brace for a government shutdown. that will happen if lawmakers can't pass the state budget before midnight tomorrow. and a shutdown could cause big problems for your fourth of july holiday. we'll explain how coming up in about ten minutes. >>> tonight, ex philadelphia district attorney seth williams is sleeping in a jail, taking a break in his corruption trial. he admitted to one count accepting a bribe and now faces up to five years in prison. under his plea deal,

so i go to the neonatal unit in a hospital in jacksonville affiliated with florida, but in jacksonville. and the doctors and nurses are showing me of how these miracles occur of these premature babies, how they keep them alive. then what they wanted to show me with the opioid epidemic, which has hit my state just like it has hit other states, they wanted me to see and understand when a pregnant mom is addicted to opioids, she's passes that on in her womb to her unborn child when born that baby is opioid dependent, and the doctor showed me the characteristics, the high shrill cry, the constant scratch rg, the awkward -- scratching, the walk ward movements. you know what they do to wean them -- wean those little babies off of opioids over the course of a month? they use doses of morphine. now, you want to devastate medicaid? you want to take over $800 billion of medicaid over ten years out of medicaid. what about those single moms that the only health care they get is medicaid? what about those babies that i just described that are also on medicaid? you start capping the amount of money t

a recent high school graduate bianca planned to attend jacksonville university with dreams of working for the fbi solving crimes. now tragically police are working to solve her murder. >> when i heard it was murder i just -- i broke out into tears like why would someone do this to such a promising young girl. >> might be was out there that day, it was rush hour, 5:30, daylight, a lot of people was out there. if you seen anything, report it, say something, call 911. >> reporter: police say they have received hundreds of tips about a faded red pickup truck from as far away as texas. they insist they're following up on every lead. meanwhile the family is planning a vigil in bianca's honor, excuse me, that's being held tonight at 9:00 at the family home. reporting live in west goshen township, jeff chirico channel6 "action news." jim. >> jeff, thank you. >>> we want to give you another look at the sketch that has just between released by police. this is the man believed to be driving the red truck investigators are looking for. you can see these images on 6abc.com along with information t

meet carli core bin at 13- pound, 5-ounces on may 15th in jacksonville.se carli has gestational diabetes doctors knew she would be big but they didn't expect her to be so big. >> the baby was coming out i was like this baby ever going to end. everybody in the room kind of stopped, during the delivery and was like my god, my gosh. >> i had nine and 10-pound babies. i figured she would be 10- pound. i would have another 10-pound baby. she was a surprise. >> carli did have to stay in the n icu for some time and have her levels checked but they have gone home and they are resting comfortably but she's done with having babies. >> these cheeks and that chin, i had a chin look like that it looked like a stack of pancakes when i was a kid. >>> experts say it was two in a million chance. >> licensing shot but california ranch owner delivered two healthy horses. most horses born at same time require emergency care because of their size. ranch own shore delivered the two say second foal was a complete surprise but more the more year. >> absolute miracle that they ar

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host: from stanley in jacksonville florida. caller: i agree with mr. riley 100%. religion and politics has caused the african-american community to fall down as a community. we need to be focused on economics. mr. riley is 100% right. we've been researching this for 14 years. longer we continue to buy into politics and religion, economics will -- gdp concerns said african-american community has not changed. we are spending $1.4 trillion and we are not able to do anything for ourselves economically as a community. that doesn't make sense. leadership is the problem in the community. in the african-american community. the leadership in african-american communities since post civil rights has been a failure for the african-american community. guest: i think the reader has a lot of data on his side to back up what he's saying about the track record. particularly among well income blacks. if you look at the period from the late 19 1960's to early 1990's. you're talking about the great society programs are if full effect, you've had black political leadership in major ci

she had planned to start at jacksonville university in august. today, her parents spoke to reporters. >> she was a good girl. loved by many. never bothered anybody. she was just a sweet girl. >> reporter: the driver is described as a man of medium build, 30-40 years old, with blond or light-brown hair. the truck is described as a red faded pickup. >> turn yourself in. please, you took my life. you devastated this family. she was our life. >> mason: at a late after they do not have a suspect and they're not even close to an arrest. a $5,000 reward is being offered for information that would lead to either. >> mason: heartbreaking story. thank you, jim. coming up next on the cbs evening news-- officers ambushed, new video and audio from a deadly attack. one a day 50+. ♪ if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis,... isn't it time to let the real you shine through? maybe it's time for otezla (apremilast). otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievab

just graduated from high school and would have been a freshman in jacksonville university in florida.re pleading for justice. >> just catch him please. she didn't deserve to die like this. >> not at all. >>

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devonte shipman started recording after the jacksonville officer stopped him last week.y activists believe it walking while black. an internal sheriff's department review is under way. david begnaud is there where he spoerk with the officer. good morning. >>> this is the walkway. the officer says devonte didn't have the right-of-way because the indicator wasn't blinking in his favor. the officer never cursed at devonte, never put his hands on him, and didn't take him to jail, but in the video the officer is verbally forceful and devonte shipman is wondering why such verbal force for a minor infraction. the video begins with the officer sternly telling devonte shipman and his friend why they stopped him. one. you were in the crosswalk. two. there was a red sign. >> reporter: moments later the officer threatens to arrest both of them. >> i'm about to take you to jail. >> for what? >> for resisting. >> that is not i am doing you a favor. i'm not telling you again. >> reporter: were you inside of these cross walk lines? >> yes. i was just like this. >> reporter: shipman admi

ugly, this cat just lost one of its nine lives, lightning striking the glass door of a home in jacksonvilleob: whoa, he jumped all the way to the ceiling. "fox & friends" starts right now. we will see you later. >> if the media can't be trusted to report the news, then that's a dangerous place for america. i think it's a disgrace. >> what you just did is inflammatory. >> it is outrageous for you to accuse me of inflaming a story when i was simply trying to respond to his question. >> these briefings have become a certain kind of tv drama day by day. no good reporter worth his or her salt. >> giving you the old can i see new my office after his side fails to come up with the numbers that they need. >> for the country we have to have healthcare. it can't be obamacare which is melting down. >> the country does not want

the white house opposes a positions host: chris from jacksonville, north carolina on the democratic linewhat the -- what the president could have done. i think he did everything he could do. i believe he and putin knew. i think it is up to the nation to decide what is an act of aggression that we need to go to war about. putin has absolute power. to amend the constitution to say what is cyber attacks against our election system is, and we need to give that authority to the president of the united states. we can declare war on people thatattacked us in the way is akin to attacking pearl harbor. i consider this an attack against the united states by kin the attack on pearl harbor. aggression that is what we can do about it. attack on america now that we have this cyber area of living? asheville, north carolina on our independent line. caller: they're in a tough spot. thanks to c-span. you're the only vehicle out there that see both sides of it. i watch jeh johnson on c-span this week. i watched the whole thing. he said he had all this evidence of the hacking going on and the day he release

a woman caught a woman stealing a bag on the beach in jacksonville. >> reporter: the girl walked in front and acted normal as if she was looking at the waves. she turned around and grabbed the backpack and walked away. >> you have to keep an eye on the valuables at the beach. >> her brother lost his cloths, but his friend had his keys and phone stolen. >> reporter: maybe she was cleaning up the beaches. >> 7:13 a.m. how we looking outside? >> reporter: it's cloudy and muggy. speaking of fog, live on sky6 live hd that's supposed to be cape may. it's impossible to pick out anything. there's a dense fog advisory up for the jersey shore, the immediate coastline until 11:00 a.m. where we are expecting the visibilities to remain under a half mile or quarter mile and half mile. foggy stuff down there, as we flip it over to the radars, we have downpours reported, as well. northern cape may county, southern atlantic county and more stuff pushing through the heart of south jersey. we'll make a couple of zooms, first stop, salem county. western salem, thunderstorms and downpours pulling out of the p

family members say she was headed to jacksonville university in the fall.he wanted to be an fbi agent. now, they're just left with memories. >> she was one of the good ones. she was one of the good ones. >> a life cut short all because of a chance encounter with the wrong person. chris, nbc news. >>> one person is dead and gunman is dead as well after shooting in new york city hospital. investigs doctor is dead after he shot six people. one of his victims was killed. sources are telling our sister station in new york that this appears to be a case of work-place violence. the gunman at the bronx lebanon hospital was dressed in a white doctor's coat when he opened fire. the shooter has been identified as dr. henry michael belo. he was a family medicine doctor, formerly employed at the hospital, according to sources. pregnant woman who was in the hospital's pediatric unit said panic broke out when they learned a shooter was in the hospital. minutes ago we heard from an emt who was inside the hospital treating one of the doctors who had been shot. >> reporter:

. >> reporter: she had just graduated and was getting ready to attend jacksonville, university. >> she was with excited. we were all excited for her. we were excited for her. >> now saddened over a promising young life cut short. >> every second you are out there you are only making this worse for yourself. >> police have been handing out fliers like this one in the hopes it brings forth more information. police described the man as 30 to 40 years old with blond or light brown hair and medium build. that pickup a faded red color, possibly a chevy. if you know anything call police. >>> police in delaware county investigating a shooting. someone opened fire on a man on plaza street around midnight. medics took the victim to the hospital. we are working to find out his condition. >>> the red cross is helping four families find shelter after a row home partially collapsed. we were on the scene. the front of the three story house came down around 3:00 this morning. there are concerns more of the home could collapse so neighbors on either side had to get out. we talked to a resident who hear

she was getting ready to attend jacksonville university in a couple of months. >> we were all excitedshe was excited. we were just happy for her. >> the police have been handing out flyers like this one in hopes it brings forth more information. police describe the driver as a man 30-40 years old. medium build and blond or light brown hair. that pickup truck a faded red color. possibly a chevy f. you know anything, call police. for now live in west goshen. matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> the wawa welcome festival continues today with events across the city. >> tonight listen to world renowned philadelphia orchestra for free. live look from penn's landing. take the stage in the plaza at 8:00 p.m. tonight. the concert followed by fireworks show over delaware river water front that begins at 9:30. >>> are you traveling this july 4th weekend. if so, you are definitely not alone. live look from hamilton county. the roads are quiet right now. we bet there are people getting an early start on holiday travel. triple a mid atlantic projects more than 44 million americans travel over the holiday

she graduated from high school this year and planning to attend jacksonville university in the fall. >>> families chased from their homes by western wild fire are returning to see what's left. after nearly two weeks people are being allowed to go back inside their home on the southwestern corner of the state. nearly two dozen wild fires were raging across california where major highways open again in that state. people who live about an hour and a half north of phoenix, they said they're surprise today see their home still standing. >>> as we begin the going into effect, minimum wage goes up to $9.25 an hour. the state legislature passed a new law requiring public schools to have a specific education for oipoid addiction. maryland's first responders will get a new tax break. the income will be exempt from state taxes. >> let's go to the commonwealth of virginia, where there were two new laws curbing the opioid crisis. the other one makes it easier for new mothers to get treatment if they find themselves addicted to drugs. get this, starting tomorrow, you may want to think twice befor