kane denies it but the montgomery county d.a.looking into all this to see if kane should be criminally charged. >>> from our delaware bureau still no decision tonight from the wilmington city council on whether to add four new positions to the wilmington police department. council members met tonight but didn't bring the measure to a vote yet. mayor dennis williams' plans call for about $800,000 to cover salaries and other expenses for the new positions. those would include two police inspector positions as well as a chief information officer and a communications director. >>> delaware joins 18 other states making it a less serious crime to possess small amounts of marijuana. the governor signed that legislation today eliminating stiff penalties for adults caught with an ounce of pot or less. under the new law, it will a civil offense that carries a $100 fine. the new law goes into effect in six months. >>> it's going to be so awesome! >> also in delaware tonight, the sound of summer. the big firefly music festival kicking over i

kane denies but the montgomery county d.a.s looking into it all to see if kane should be criminally charged. >>> delaware jones 18 other states making it a less serious crime to possess small amounts of marijuana. governor jack markell sign legislation eliminating stiff penalties for adults caught with an ounce of pot or less. under the new law it would be a civil offense that carries a $100 fine. the new law goes into effect in six months. >>> no word from the wilmington city council on whether to add six new positions to the wilmington police department. mayor dennis williams wants about $800,000 to cover salaries and other expenses for the new positions. they are all management and administrative positions, but they are needed to restructure the police department. city officials say it's part of a bigger plan to cut crime in the city. recently labeled murdertown usa. >>> happening today, amazon will open a new fulfillment center in robinsville, mercer county. new jersey lieutenant governor plans to be at the grand opening l

dominic kane sent this report >>> nestled in the mountains, the g7 will discuss many flashpoint. fighting intensified near donetsk. it's the ston summit that russia has been excluded. the g7 says makes the g7 says russia's role in ukraine makes a meaningful discussion untenable. one says excluding russia is an error. >> the situation is getting from bad to worse. it's dangerous. russians seem to have started these days a new serious offensive, and i mean the russians, it's not the donetsk people, the wild men with cossack uniforms. nothing would happen there without the pushing of the kremlin. >> reporter: the continuing threat of the islamic state is high on the agenda. the group advanced further into iraq in recent months. the u.s. president obama is

kane denies it but the montgomery county d.a. is looking into it all to see if she should be criminally charged. >>> new at 6:00 mayor nutter signed legislation today paves the way for a $325 million makeover of the gallery at market east shopping mall. that project is expected to create more than 2,000 construction jobs and 1,000 permanent jobs. the center city mall will undergo a complete redesign and renovation. it will have sidewalk cafes, office space and 125 new stores. >>> dna evidence leads to the arrest of a man for a rape that happened 11 years ago. police charged jason davies with the 2004 rape of a woman who was sleeping in her home in wilson northampton county. the victim woke up to see a man standing over her and threatened to kill her if she screamed. he also faces charges for sexually assaulting a young girl in new jersey last year. >>> from the nbc 10 south jersey bureau, a traffic stop made by the camden county sheriff leads to the arrest of three fugitives. sheriff charles billingham made the traffic stop tuesd

dominic kane outside the ecb. thank you. there are reports a deadline for a deal on iran's nuclear program will be he can tend beyond tuesday. a framework agreement between iran and the world powersl was struck in april. major differences remain on the details of a final deal. iran's foreign minister is returning today ran for more consultation. james bays reports from vienna. >> the u.s. secretary of state, john kerry face face to face with his iranian counter part mohammed javid zaruf. it was announced mr. zarif will return today ron for consultations. experts say this is not clear it is a problem. it could be it hit a snag. it could be there is a surprising detail on the table he needs to take back today ran because it goes what his previous mandate has been to be able to respond to it directly. the news that zarif was leaving came as others were arriving at the talks. frank walter steinmeyer phillip philliphammon and if he hadreka margarini. >> it is possible that if the strong political will is there from the parties we

next up from the blackhawks is patrick kane. he was voted, "most likely to be a little boy doll sold on the qvc network." [ laughter ] >> steve: really? >> jimmy: y'all. y'all, he comes with a tiny little hockey jersey and everything, y'all. and what's next to him? oh, it looks like he spilled some paint or something. >> steve: oh yeah. he was painting the other day. >> jimmy: he was painting the fence or something. >> steve: he's got his blanky. he's gonna go to sleep. >> jimmy: anyway, we currently have 96 more left, y'all. >> steve: oh, my gosh. >> jimmy: so you have to call up and get this sucker right now. [ laughter ] next from the blackhawks is

in december a gran jury recommended kane be charged for for role in a recoverup. a d.a. looking into it all to see if kane should be criminally charged. >>> still no decision from the wilmington city council on whether to add four new positions to the wilmington police department. council members met last night. mayor dennis will wams wants $800,000 to cover salaries and other expenses for the new positions. they're all management and administrative positions but they are needed to restructure the police department. city officials say it's part of a bigger plan to cut crime in the city recently labeled murdertown usa. >>> delaware joins 18 other states making it a less serious crime to possess small amounts of marijuana. governor jack markell signed legislation eliminating stiff penalties for adults caught with an ounce of pot or less. under the new law, it would be a civil offense that $100 fine. the new law goes into effect in six months. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> a stormy start this morning, the humidity is higher. we h

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dominic kane now joins us from the town. so how is it looking there already, dominick? >> well, you have to forgive me raising my voice because helicopters are landing around me here. normally this time of year it town of around 26,000 people would be preparing for the summer high tourist season. but instead this weekend the invasion as it were, is of thousands of police officers, as you said, of protesters and of the media who have all been drawn here of the g-7 summit. nestling in the mountains of bavaria it is seen as a retreat for germany's wealthiest. but for the next few days it will host the leaders of seven wealthiest countries. it will discuss the flash points notebly the conflict in ukraine. in recent weeks the fighting has intensified particularly near donetsk. this summit is the second such that russian has been excluded from. the g-7 group said that russia's role in ukraine makes discussion impossible. leaving one political commentator to say excluding russia is a strategic error. >> the situation is getting from bad to worse and it is very dangerous, indee

the describe attorney will decide if kane will be charged. >>> from our delaware newsroom, the bill to decriminalize small amounts of marijuana faces its last hurdle in the legislature, it would eliminate criminal penalties and jail time for possession of one ounce of marijuana or less and instead a civil fine of $100, governor jack markell supports the measure. >>> a former university of delaware student is suing the school who says she lost her scholarship because she would not attend their pen costal church of her coach. she put church and a study meeting on the team calendar after she raised objections she says she lost her scholarship and the coach has since left the school and the school has no comment. >>> and there is an effort to distribute aid to school districts, governor tom wolf along with the panel made the announcement in harrisburg, it would give more money to districts with rising enrollment and higher levels of poverty, the state legislature needs to approve the plan. >>> and 70 million there's for recurring funning for the school district, the district asked for $105

i have checked in with jocelyn kane and she's satisfied with ther dora's commissioner up to a point. i was unclear as to what might transpire today and i just wanted to say a couple of things and one is reiterate my interest in serving in the city. i have been working since we last met each other to help a friend of mine who is disabled trying to keep the rent controlled apartment in the mission being evicted due to a roommate not paying rent. that situation has resolved itself and we're moving forward but it absorbed a lot of my time and opportunities to serve they would like to see might be in the future. i do want to address one thing that came up as a result of my application and the four applicants by the way. jeremy wallenberg has joined us on the board of directors of market street railway, so he found a place to serve with us there. and also in light of a lot of recent news that's happened want i would like to address one thing. in some racist circles i would be considered a member of a minority group. one of the things that was said the last time was that the appointment was

dominic kane reports from the town. >> nestling in the mountains of bavaria seen as a retreat for germany's wealthiest. for the next several days it will be host to the world world's wealthyiest countries. they will discuss flash points notably the conflict in ukraine. in recent weeks the fighting has intensified. this summit is the second such that russia has been excluded from. the g 7 group says that russia's role in ukraine makes a meaningful discussion impossible impossible. one leading commentator said that excluding russia is a serious strategic area. >> the situation is going from bad to worse and it's very dangerous, indeed. the russians seem to have started these days a new really serious offensive. i really mean the russians. it's not the donetsk people. the men with cossack uniforms. nothing would have happened there without the pushing of the kremlin. >> the conditioning threat of the islamic state is also high on the g-7 agenda. the group has advanced further in iraq. they're hoping to hold a series of bilateral meetings about isil on the fringes of the summit. >> there is no

dominic kane, al jazeera, at the g7 summit. >> enrique pena nieto's party has won more than 40% of thevote in mexico after gang violence and economic reforms. let's go live to al jazeera's adam rainey in mexico city for us. we won't know for sure no. wednesday but it does look like the president's party will retain a slim majority but anger has caused him to lose significant support hasn't it? >> reporter: yes personally he's the most unpopular president right now in 20 years in mexico and although his party with its two other party alliances are going to maintain this workable coalition that's not necessarily due to any success on their part. they actually lost some seats. but the p rferi inri has been working very closely with the green party which overspent by millions of dollars its campaign financing rules. the green party many see as a shell party created by people allied with the pri but fcc that of course that is not provable at this point. there is going to be a lot of fraying of this coalition because pena nieto is extremely unpopular now many see him low pressure as a lame d

about what this means, and a lot are queueing up at atms and withdrawing money, let's go to dominik kane in frankfurt. the question is dominik, whether they will continue to fund the banks. i6789d . >> well what is the question. the teleconference is under way did you saying emergency liquidity assistance - e la. there has been several received 80 billion, 90 billion have been pushed through. the problem faced is that the terms of its rules are to make loans of any kind it has to have collateral, like an individual seeking a loan in the normal sense may be expected to put up collateral. can the greek economy do that. the doubts are strongly expressed in certain political circles and amongst the media, one of the newspapers or the bigger newspapers clear sign of alexis tsipras and lee merklinger game over. and says bankruptcy for greece is at hand and the german government is considering humanitarian assistance to greece. that gives you a sense of the way that the feeling has grown here about the potential of a gretsket. what the ec b, the central bank the decision in the meeting going on

. >> we'll go to dominik kane live were the summit in bavaria in a moment. we see the u.s. president obama and the german chancellor angela merkel mingling with the crowd, and the u.s. president saying he didn't wring his laden hosen with him to the great mirth of those assembled. he was going to buy some. at the moment the people there suggesting that the rite place for him to get the leather pants, et cetera et cetera. dominik, with a wonderful backdrof of the bavaria, i don't know castle or building we are talking here about a 2-day meeting, g7. all sorts of different things on the agenda. what did they think they could achieve in that time? >> it is a castle. it's german for castle. and they hope angela merkel is keen to get agreements on a wide range of issues. obviously the crunch points as it were the situation in ukraine, and that is something president obama touched upon in the comments made in the village, and is hoping that they'll stand up for russian aggression. it issing it that analysts said - one told me told me that he thought the omission of russia from th

. >> reporter: joann kane, the number of prisoners addicted to heroin has seen a dramatic increase. echoing the the substance abuse. joann's third time behind these gates, violating her parole. >> 15 years of heroin addiction it was my first overdose. just a few months ago. yes. i pulled into a dunkin donuts, i kind of really don't remember. but i remember putting it in the spoon and pretty much that's all i remember. when i finally came through the woman said you are lucky you were dead. >> when did you start to notice an increase in heroin addictions or opiate addictions amongst inmates? >> i think that's been relatively clear over the past few years specifically with heroin and our female population. >> helen hanks she says women like joe ann are creating a revolving door. >> when we send them back out into the community, we see used to be around 30% of people coming back have a substance abuse related violation. that number's climbed to around 40%. and a lot of that is heroin use and abuse. >> how often do you see people come back through these doors that you recognize? >> oh, e

it's a 5 or 6-year-old kane sitting in the front row in his hometown of buffalo. he would appear on a hockey card 12 years before his pro career even began. >>> when we return, social media shocker. a video on facebook shows a young boy apparently driving a big rig semi truck. we'll get reaction from police. we'll get reaction from police. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> the pope's controversial encyclical on the environment is out this morning. the highly anticipated papal teaching letter puts francis in the middle of the climate change debate. a draft was leaked monday and in it he draws on scientific research to back his view that global warming is mostly manmade, and he calls for a global crusade to protect the environment. >>> brian williams will reportedly not return to the "nightly news" anchor chair. according to "the new york times," nbc is planning to bring williams back in another role, primarily at the cable news network msnbc. he's been serving a six-month suspension for telling false or exaggerated stories

kane probably not so much. jonathan toews and pierre. >> pierre: this is the time we've had the opportunity to do this. the first time in chicago. you're at the top of the nhl mountain. how's the view? >> i can't -- it doesn't feel real right now. it's unbelievable. it feels like a dream. every time we do it it gets better and better. there's a bunch of guys in the room now looking for their first one. you want to do it for them more than anything. it's an amazing feeling. >> pierre: before the season started, we talked about your nhl dream going back to your hometown in winnipeg. you've seen the dream three times. how different is it this time? >> i don't know. we keep wanting it more and more. this is what it's all about. this is why we play the game for the group in the room and all the great fans in chicago. it unites the whole city. like i said it doesn't get any better here. >> pierre: all right, jonathan, go enjoy your teammates. doc. >> mike: they continue the enjoyment. joel quenneville must find june

kane probably not so much. jonathan toews and pierre. >> pierre: this is the time we've had the opportunity to do this. the first time in chicago. you're at the top of the nhl mountain. how's the view? >> i can't -- it doesn't feel real right now. it's unbelievable. it feels like a dream. every time we do it it gets better and better. there's a bunch of guys in the room now looking for their first one. you want to do it for them more than anything. it's an amazing feeling. >> pierre: before the season started, we talked about your nhl dream going back to your hometown in winnipeg. you've seen the dream three times. how different is it this time? >> i don't know. we keep wanting it more and more. this is what it's all about. this is why we play the game for the group in the room and all the great fans in chicago. it unites the whole city. like i said it doesn't get any better here. >> pierre: all right, jonathan, go enjoy your teammates. doc. >> mike: they continue the enjoyment. joel quenneville must find june

straight to dominic kane. the ecb said it's not increasing the emergency funding.hat does that actually mean that they have enough? have they said? are they going to stand by the greek banks or not? >> they say they are going to stand by the greek banks and we know for several hours, they have discussed ela emergency liquidity assistance to the greek central bank. you will recall the greek central bank has been receiving ela elas for several times t amounts to several tennessee of billsions of euros. they say they will stick with the level agreed at on friday which means there is funding available but only up to the level that was already agreed. the question is whether the greek central bank has drawn that funding down. if it has, there is no more money. if it has not, it's not clear at the moment whether it has or has not. if it has not, then there could be additional money. let's be clear about it, that that in no way deals with the greater insolvency that threatens grease and we recall, of course, as you say, they need to make a repayment on tuesday and the ind

new rules on when asylum seekers can start working so qualified migrants can get jobs soon, dominic kane from berlin. >> reporter: mohamed works on the sharp floor of the factory in southern berlin he's been an intern here for a few months, he came here after fleeing the fighting in mali. he said he traveled across the desert and the mediterranean sea to get to europe. but when he reached germany to start with he could not get a job as the law prevents people in his situation from working in their first three months. >> translator: here we are in a country where there are really tough laws against foreigners, for me, yes perhaps now things are possible. the problem is the authorities the people who make yes or no decision about his people like me. >> reporter: the man who gave mohamed a job is jacob it, at ceo he believes more firms should follow his example and that germany shut consider streamlining the law to allow professionally qualified asylum seekers to start working much sooner. >> the general election said oh, the permission, steps are really very bureaucratic. so if we have a p

kane probably not so much. jonathan toews and pierre. >> pierre: this is the time we've had the opportunity to do this. the first time in chicago. you're at the top of the nhl mountain. how's the view? >> i can't -- it doesn't feel real right now. it's unbelievable. it feels like a dream. every time we do it it gets better and better. there's a bunch of guys in the room now looking for their first one. you want to do it for them more than anything. it's an amazing feeling. >> pierre: before the season started, we talked about your nhl dream going back to your hometown in winnipeg. you've seen the dream three times. how different is it this time? >> i don't know. we keep wanting it more and more. this is what it's all about. this is why we play the game for the group in the room and all the great fans in chicago. it unites the whole city. like i said it doesn't get any better here. >> pierre: all right, jonathan, go enjoy your teammates. doc. >> mike: they continue the enjoyment. joel quenneville must find june

the office of attorney attorney general kathleen kane met with the man in april but it was determinedhe alleged abuse in 1988 was outside the statute of limitations. attorneys for that man say it adversely affected his life. >> his life went out of control. we're talking drugs alcohol substantial criminal activity for which he was incarcerateed. and it's a sad story from the very beginning. it really is. the man's lawyer filed an appeal today it names kane and two of her deputees. >>> the convicted killer raphael jones will spent the rest of his life in prison for murdering philadelphia police officer moses walker. it was august 18th of 2012, officer walker had finished his shift and was walking to a bus stop when jones and another man tried to rob him. they had a gun and shot the officer twice. after today's sentencing officer walker's mother spoke about a pain that never goes away. >> i can't go forward. it's not over. it's never going to be over. this is just another page that we turning in this chapter, you know, but my family is satisfied. we're happy that justice was served and

patrick kane added the hawks second in their-0 victory. fans poured into the streets to celebrate the team's victory parade is thursday. con congratulations to them all. >>> still ahead, another reason to eat more chock. hmm, the new health benefits uncovered. >> all right. stunning new developments about the naacp leader accused of lying about her race. she once sued to get legal protection for being white. >>> plus caught on camera a thieving bear stealing drinks and condiments right from the fridge. >>> that's a raging wildfire in alaska which has caused the evacuation of not only hundreds of residents but also thousands of sled dogs. the wildfire scorched an area where many recreationial and competitive mushers live. several lost their homes but rescued all their dogs. about 6500 acres burned and the main highway between fairbanks, anchorage, is closed. >>> a 10-year-old girl has died after a roller coaster ride this weekend on the revolution at magic mountain in southern california and was unconscious when the ride ended. although the

dominic kane, al jazerra.>> in ma lee rebels have been fighting for autonomy in the country as north. they recently agreed on a peace deal with the government. they are traditionally nomads who have been fighting for control over a region. the most recent uprising was three year old ago when rebels seized large areas including many towns and villages, mohamed vol traveled there and found the armed rebellion is continuing. >> reporter: the camp fire in the wilderness and lamb meat roasting. quiet moments like this are rare and brief in the lives of rebels. the leaders have just agreed on a new feel with the government which is supposed to end the conflict. but as the politicians free pair to sign peace these fighters get ready for war. >> translator: whoever talks of ending the conflict only talks nonsense, it's a big lie this war cannot be ended with a stroke of a pen. as long as we did he needer territorial separation there will be no end to the war. >> reporter: the rebels are in control of the major town as

dominick kane is live. what is high on the agenda today, dominick?er: well, jane, today one of the main things is dealing with the islamic state of iraq and the levant and the progress the advanced the group has made in iraq and syria. and you will recall it's roughly a year since the group started making those huge advances across iraq taking huge swaths of territory and where the iraqi army seemed to melt away before their advances it's worth making the point that the u.s. president, barack obama will be holding a bilateral meet with this iraqi mime minister to thrash out perhaps a new strategy and spined some sort of resolution to come to to some sort of agreement on how to best deal with the group and special some that the rest of g7 of keen to emphasize. they will also talk about how to deal with foreign fighters which gives you you want seriousness of isil and foreign fighters are perceived by the countries and the need it is to deal with the group. >> this time yesterday i believe they were having an enormous breakfast. is that what is happeni

let's continues this discussion with dominic kane he's in frankfurt where the european central bank hasd quarters. the big question there will the european central bank continue its emergency funding for greek banks as we continue in to uncertainty? >> reporter: no sign of that sami. you'll recall in fact they said on monday that they were capping the e.l.a. the emergency liquidity assistance that's been effectively a life line for the greek economy for a considerable amount of time. they were cam it at the friday level. around about 90 billion euros cumulative overtime. we were speculating on sunday and monday about whether the greek economy had drown down all the money from the existing e.l.a.s the fact that such draconian measures are in place banks being closed, small amounts being limited being able to be taken out of cashing machines would suggest that all that money has been drawn down. the newspapers in germany are saying, it talks about greece being the land without banks. saying that the future is being a bit do the approximated the e.u. is being decided there. europe is holdi

let's go to dominic kane who is in frankfurt for us.inic, how are the stock markets reate to go all of reacting to all of this? >> reporter: monday in germany in frank ford is an ordinary day. but it's not ordinary. it's an extraordinary day. it's not business as usual the stock exchange here in frankfurt opened down more than 4%, which is the worst opening of more than three years. it has recovered a little bit. but it's still considerably down from where it was just a few days ago. following on from the decision that was made behind me here at the e.c.b. yesterday in a teleconference that lasted several hours involving the bankers of the euro zone effectively not to, tends and further the emergency liquidity assistance that greece has been surviving on for some considerable time as we have heard barnaby describe to us. to give you a sense of what the newspapers are saying this morning, this is the love newspaper which has greek ruins as it's a headline a play on the fact of the culture history of greece and says this will be a hard we

let's go straight to dominic kane he's in frankfurt where the european central bank has its headquarters i said, dominic things grind to go a halt slowly in athens. one of the other big questions is will the european central bank continue its emergency funding. >> reporter: well, that is inning nba deed the question. we know that the answer in the short-term is no. the e.l.a. the emergency liquidity assistance -- or the deals e.l.a. more bluntly keeping greece a throat. 90 billion euros worth were capped at the friday level. and that meant was if greece had drawn down all of that 90 billion nothing more was available. clearly the fact that the stock market was closed the banks were shut would seem to indicate that that money was indeed, frozen and that is therefore the e.c.b. saying that they say they stand ready and other governments have said they stand ready. the german chancellor has said that solidarity was important. and angela merkel, who met with ministers and other representatives of other parties yesterday from trying to brief them about the greece crisis but the problem the ge

dominic kane. >> the group was joined by the leaders of eight outreach countries. the fight against islamic state of iraq and the levant was at the forefront of the talks. speaking after a meeting with the iraqi prime abd rabbu mansour prime minister prime minister hadi. gls. >> then it doesn't serve the problem in the long run. >> one of the situations was climate change. both germany and france have pushed for tougher targets. angela merkel said she believed real progress had been made. >> the g7 had clearly stated that we need binding rules the world doesn't have binding rules that is why this has to be the aim of the u.n. meeting in paris, so the global average temperature remains under a rise of 2° celsius. >> the situation in ukraine had dominated the first day of talks and it returned as the summit drew to a close. the french president called on the russians to implement the minsk ceasefire agreement in full. >> translator: if it is shown first of all that russia has continued to arm and have a presence in the east of ukraine and it has partially shown this

let go to dominik kane in frankfurt. all eyes on the e.c.b. who is holding an emergency meeting on the issue. >> that's right. we expect the meeting to be held at some point with a teleconference or video conference with the other eurozone countries and greece. the issue is that theuals so far as loans and other institutions they make the loans like any other bank against collateral and does the greece central bank have the collateral to allow them to make the loans. i was here reporting on the fact to give the latest central request more e l.a.s, this is a sticking plaster to tide over a country. the greek economy is an open wound and no sticking plaster can cover over the insolvansy. worth remembering the 1.5 billion needs to be repaid on 30 june. standing in front of the building costing 1.5 million, perhaps there are greeks that say there are priorities that are wrongly centered. the german newspaper, it has printed in ancient greek the word exodus translating exit. and they are aligned. now greece stands alone, which sums up how some in t

dominic kane reports. >> monday at the g7 and time to get down to business. the group was joined by leaders of eight outreach countries. the islamic state of iraq and the levant was at the forefront of the talks. speaking after a meeting with the iraqi leader abd rabbu mansour hadi, president obama said training the forces is a big part of the situation. >> if we wear out i.s.i.l. forces that are already there we're taking a lot of them off the battlefield but if they are being replenished it doesn't solve the problem over the long term. >> one of the key issues the german chancellor wanted agreement on was climate change. both germany and france have pushed for tougher targets. angela merkel said she believed real progress has been made. is. >> translator: >> translator: the g7 says weneed binding rules the world doesn't have binding rules that means this has to be the goal of the meeting in paris so the gloal riseglobal rise in temperature stays under 2°. >> french president called on the russians to implement the minsk ceasefire agreement in full. >> trans

dominick kane is more on what to expect from the summit summit. >> nestled in bavaria is a retreat forermany's wealthiest but for the next few days it will be host to some of the world's wealthiest countries. there will be agenda flash points notably ukraine. this summit is the second that russia has been excluded from. the g 7 group said that russia's role in ukraine makes a meaningful discussion impossible. one leading germany political commentator said excluding russia is a serious strategic error. >> the situation is getting from bad to worse and it is very dangerous, indeed. the russians seem to have started just these days and really offensive and i really mean the russians. it's not the donetsk people, the wild men burdened with cossack uniforms. no nothing would happen there without the pushing of the kremlin. >> the continuing threat of the islamic state is also high on the g 7 agenda. the group has advanced further into iraq in recent months. the u.s. president barack obama is hoping to hold a series of bilateral meetings about isil on on the fringes of the summit. >> there i

today his attorney filed an appeal naming kathleen kane and two of her senior deputies. the appeal says kane's office met with the man in april after which state prosecutors determined the allegations were too old to be viable under the statute of limitations. sandusky's lawyer says the former football coach denies the man's claim. >>> we have new video showing the final moments of a chinese ship that capsized monday night carrying more than 400 people onboard. closed circuits camera footage you're seeing here from a passing ship captured the last minutes of the sunken cruiseship in bad weather. only 14 bodies recovered so far and 14 people have been found alive. china's weather bureau said a tornado touched down near the area where the ship was cruising. officials now are describing it as china's worst maritime disaster in decades. >>> back here in our area two south jersey mayors searching reelection lost in yesterday's primary. civic activist harry fein unseated james fizzone in the republican primary then in paulsboro gary stevenson defeated mayor hamilton in the dem

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dominickdominic kane joins me live. how is it shaping up. >> the weather has closed in around us here. and there is a suggestion of an electrical storm in the air. but the atmosphere is highly charged with expectation with thousands of people who are some to this bavarian town be it police security, protesters or the media all drawn by the viewer of the g 7 summit. nestling in the mountains of bavaria he's seen as a retreat forre--it's seen as a retreat for germany's wealthiest. protected by many thousands of police and military personnel the g 7 will discuss several of the world's flash points. notably the conflict in ukraine. in recent weeks the fighting has intensified particularly near donetsk. the summit is the second such that russia has been excluded from. the g 7 group said that russia's role in ukraine makes a meaningful discussion impossible. one leading german political commentator says excluding russia is a strategic error. >> it's very dangerous indeed. russia has started a very serious offensive and i real

also our staff that jocelyn kane heads up has a mediation process where they bring in residents and night clubs and mediate a solution to problems whether it's pedestrian traffic when the clubs come out, noise, music, whatever it is. we have a mediation process and i think that has worked well and i think we made immense progress for being only 12 years old in this bureaucracy of this government. >> thank you. no other questions we can go on to public comment. we would like to thank you for serving on the entertainment commission. >> thank you very much. >> that's my cup of tea and restaurant and theater, and 60% [inaudible] on to social well -- waiter, receptionists, even officer headquarters. i know the noise and music. i mean people line of restaurant, theater, all of this. this is one of the most freedom, freedom to yell make noise and let them be. >> any other member of the public that would like to comment? seeing none. public comment is now closed. [gavel] and supervisor tang. >> all right. well, i would like to extend my complete thanks to ms. joseph for the long service of the en

dominic kane is live from the summit. dominic wanted to ask you about ukraine, that's one of the main focuses i believe. russia is not there so what are they hoping to achieve? >> jane behind me the officials here are going to erect the podium where the family photo of leaders will be, the g7 and the european union council and commission will be but one of them would won't be is vladimir putin, the russian president. g-8 voted to seclude his country, and said it was impossible to hold meaningful discussions with mr. putin and clearly those conditions prevail to this day which is why he will thought be here. analysts and others, one person told me they felt this was oserious strategic error for russia not to be party to these negotiations, at the summit, mr. putin himself tried to assure nato had a russia would not be a threat, he said only an insane person could imagine that russia could seek to attack nato. but it's worth making the point that several european union countries with borders next to russia who want a perman

. >> our correspondent dominic kane has been monitoring events at the summit. >> day two of the g 7 summit drew to a close and the communique that encapsulates the agreement of the g 7 leaders several issues took the respond here. we know that the iraqi prime prime minister hyder al abadi met with president obama on the sidelines. they talked about training more recruits in iraq and then another issue of supreme importance is the ukraine situation, the ukraine crisis. the russian government has been excluded from the summit for the past two years. there were strong words from the german chancellor and president obama, who said this they have to choose between their dream of nouri al-maliki soviet empire and their economy. there was discussion on climate change and an agreement found its way into this communique. there will be more on that to the u.s. climate conference in paris at the end of the year. >> the chinese government has releaseed a report high lights freedom of speech, freedom of religion and fair legal system. and it also highlights the disposable income has gone up 8%. >> on t

. >> our correspondent dominic kane has been monitoring events at the summit. >> as day 2 of the g7 suvment summit drew to a close the communique that encapsulates the agreement of the g7, it is clear that the things that dominated the talks was the islamic state of iraq and the levant and expressing strategies they discussed and perhaps agreed upon in their deliberations. we know that the iraqi prime ministerhaideral-abadi had met president obama on the sidelines and went through the strategies and president obama talked about sealing off borders through which foreign fighters do get into rawblg. andiraq. and then the ukraine crisis, russia has been excluded from these talks for two years and there's been strong words from the german chance of legislator and particularly president obama, which said that the russian he have to choose between a dream of another soviet empire or a dream of a stable economy. climate change and climate change and an agreement on it found its way into this communique and there will be more on that at the u.n. climate conference in paris at the end of the year. >

and yesterday, the attorney filed an appeal naming kathleen kane and two of her employees. the office determined the allegations were too cold to be viable under the statute of limitations. >>> pennsylvania house will now consider a bill aimed at protecting jobs. the senate advanceded the bill yesterday that would prevent people from tethering dogs tying up dogs outside in severe weather or when it would deprive them of food water or shelter. the senate also approved other protection bills which now go to the house. >>> delaware drivers could soon pay more in vehicle fees a bill to raise those fees is headed to the senate for a vote after it was approved by a committee yesterday. the tax on car sales would go up, so would penalties for late finance and registration renewal renewals. if approved the increases would take in effect in october. >> announcer: now your nbc10 "first alert" weather with meteorologist brittney shipp. >>> good morning, heading into the rest of your thursday you are going to see cloudy conditions and showers will return as we head into next week and a

. >> dominic kane has this update from frankfort. >> reporter: this is frankfort's [ inaudible ] thert of the business and banking district. in this part of the city people are used to making big financial decisions that have a profound importance. if greece is to fall out of the euro zone it could cost the german taxpayer a great deal of money. as the people contemplate their choices, we wanted to get a flavor of how much they were prepared to pay for german solidarity with greece. >> translator: we feel completely fooled as a taxpayer because i'm not getting the impression that greece is seeing the light. this is why are i see only one option, exit. >> translator: i think it would be okay to spend more money on greece. it would be better for the team spirit that we show the people we want to fight for it. >> reporter: but how much will that fight cost the german taxpayer. angela merkel says she wants to show solidarity with greece but the greece government must fulfill the promises it made for tough reforms. the decision the voters will make in athens on sunday will have profound i