that has lauren or that has harmed lauren, shame on you.n you. >> reporter: hundreds of volunteers. >> walk up and down the streets, check dumpster, alley ways. >> pay attention to the creek area. >> reporter: parents full of hope she would be found safe and soon. >> i came out to help look for lauren. it's a lot of massive territory. >> reporter: they searched abandoned quarries. >> we are continuing the search that we started. >> reporter: dense forests. >> you are in a massive area and driving. here is another pulloff. you go walking through the woods and you're calling lauren's name and you're hoping you're going to find her laying in the woods some where. and it's tough. you know? >> let me be firm in that we're here, still committed to finding her. it's v it's our worst nightmare. >> car dash ya and seacrest new tweeting to join the search. a massive search. and turned up little. >> reporter: and then as a last ditch effort, police searched the land fill used by the city of bloomington. >> probably the hardest thing that we had to do

lauren: good morning. i am lauren simonetti. california and overseeing a lawsuit involving trump university. nicole: after friday's dismal jobs report found that the federal reserve hiked off the table for next week and we will hear from federal chair yellen today speak in philadelphia. lauren: headed back in the dow futures higher by 17 points in s&p futures with the .5 gain. we saw him for the s&p in nearly a quarter-century. nicole: stocks in japan edged lower after the meet with u.s. jobs report that one third of 1% of the shanghai composite index down one 10th of 1%. lauren: oil prices moving higher right now. nicole: tropical storm colin bears down on florida. the latest storm track. lauren: the golden state warriors humiliated the cleveland cavaliers and novak djokovic was the french open becoming the first man since 1969 to win four straight grand slam titles. nicole: good morning everybody. it's 5:31 a.m. in new york. good luck and many "fbn:am" kenmare first circuit today's markets, latest breaking news and what to exp

lauren. lauren: jeff flock, thank you.cole: shares of ammo stock rallied yesterday following the nightclub terror attack in orlando. investors are buying the shares amid renew calls for gun controls by democrats. worries about new gun control laws. in fact, the stocks up about 800% each since president obama took office. here is a look at smith&wesson. that rallied 8 and a half percent yesterday and this outdoors, ammunition maker gained ground as well. lauren: senator bernie sanders will meet with presumptive nominee hillary clinton today. they'll have their meeting in washington, d.c. which is holding its primary today. sanders has said there will be no immediate endorsement after the meeting, many say that vermont senator is expected to hold out for change that is he wants in the democratic platform. nicole: let's get you caught up in the global market action overnight, imf having concerns on china, that's something that we will continue to watch. japan's nikkei was down 1%. we are going to hear from the bank of japan t

lauren: yeah. morgan: this is something that we have been since 9/11. what are we at 15 years now? lauren: yeah. morgan: what i'm looking forward in candidates i'm less concerned about statements released but what is your plan to defeat isis. until we get realistic that we have to go militarily in iraq and syria, these type of attacks are going to continue. nicole: what are your plans and how do we fight isis? i want to bring it right back to orlando massacre and mateen being unable and you mentioned 9/11, noting that he changed after 9/11. talk about the surveillance, he was investigated by the fbi twice, now they are looking at cell phone, computer, this week to find if he did it on his own, did he have direct communication with isis that told him to do this. morgan: absolutely, the one thing we know about the fbi sadly while he was under investigation and they didn't catch him, there are hundreds of more that we have heard from, department of homeland security, these types of people, so we know

lauren: tgif. good morning, i'm lauren simonetti. president obama endorses hillary clinton and meets with bernie sanders. sanders vowing to stay in the race. nicole: stock pulls back from a three-day run. let's check out u.s. stock market futures this morning. dow futures down # 9. s&p futures down 11. lauren: in asia, nikkei down 4% and in china closed for holiday. nicole: retreat in oil prices weighing on stock after 1% drop yesterday, oil pulling backs and a half percent. 49-point # 4 for barrel. lauren: yahoo ceo sparking a new bidding war. at&t wants to stop for internet business. nicole: more headache from valeant, we will hear from the man who has made a mint. lauren: san josÉ sharks force pittsburgh penguins to a game six sunday night. suspensions for thursday's baltimore brawl. nicole: that's right. friday june 10th, we welcome you fbn:am welcome to fbn:am, first look at morning markets, breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. lauren: fox new poll shows hillary clinton leading donald trump in a hypothetical match

nicole: thank you, lauren.ht for hillary clinton and donald trump and bernie sanders bowing to stick it out till the convention. what is this all mean and for what is more than what comes next, shone trendy. is the senior elections analyst for real clear politics. earlier, this morning bernie sanders said he's staying in this race and taking it all the way to philadelphia. contested convention not even possible. what chance does he have to this off? >> i think it's not particularly possible unless there's some black slime like an indictment. hillary clinton falls further behind donald trump. i just don't think it's likely he will be the nominee at all. lauren: sean, if ernie kent pull this off, word of voters go? will they switch sides and vote for donald trump? what happens. >> there will be some that go for donald trump. there is some of the all down camp in both campaigns. for the most part they will back secretary clinton. who takes it? what is the clincher, what is the deciding or for all of this? >> i thi

lauren and lea.lauren: thank you. >> the state department changing force it will investigate who delighted and the state department acknowledged last week that part of the video was intentionally cut and at that briefing former spokeswoman was asked about a claim that no direct secret talks were underway between u.s. and iran when, in fact, they were. >> is it the polls of the state of department of secret negotiations are concerned to lie in order to achieve that goal. >> james, i think there are times where diplomacy needs privacy in order to progress. this is a good example of that. >> order to investigate came from secretary john kerry, a spos person wants to get to the bottom of what happened there. lauren: terror in talaviv killing four people in wounded five others. take a look at the surveillance video. police say two suspects from the same family are now in custody. >> unfortunately within the west bank areas we have seen palestinians celebrating this attack meanwhile here in israel we will

lauren: good morning.at the state department described in figure thoughts reporters questions on the iran nuclear talks. in the markets, all eyes on opec. meeting behind closed doors. the big question was saudi arabia's oil minister find common ground with iran. nicole: oil prices trading up a third of 1%. nicole: u.s. stock market futures added the opening bell. dow futures right now down 20. s&p futures on three. nasdaq down six. lauren: began searching on information in the there will be delayed. the nikkei average down to .3%. in china ,-com,-com ma the shanghai composite at 0.4%. penguins beat the sharks in overtime, taking a two games to none lead in the series and that the friendship in. both williams sisters played yesterday. we'll have the highlights coming up. lauren: it is thursday, june 2nd. book a to "fbn:am." thank you for joining us. they will have today's markets can the latest breaking news and what to expect that they had. lauren: a stunning turn of events. the state department admitting

lauren: i am lauren simonetti.g 159 points yesterday picked it up at about 92, snapping a five-game losing streak. a long week with dow features up to, nasdaq futures up to. s&p futures on half a point. nicole: the nikkei up 1%. still down 5% for this week in china shanghai composite index up half of a percent. lauren: it's been a tough week for oil up 1%. $46.72 a barrel. train to philadelphia becomes the first major american city to slap a tax on your soda. the beverage industry vows to fight on. lauren: it's getting ugly of fire, so larger shareholder mr. kcal for directors and the ceo. the latest development. nicole: when i'm in spores. the nba finals rattled warriors star says curry and when the force game seven. the u.s. open late some of the top players in the clubhouse to stay dry in the u.s. men's team beat ecuador in the quarterfinals. lauren: 5:31 a.m. here in new york. friday, june 17th. you made to the end of the week. great father's day plants coming up. we are "fbn:am," your first look at today's mar

lauren: good morning. i am lauren simonetti appeared voters in six states go to the polls today to cast their vote in the primaries. the latest delegate count as soon as the climactic end of a fascinating primary season. nicole: donald trump calls on his supporters to intensify criticism of the judge overseeing a trump university legal case. lauren: in the market, fed chair janet yellen takes a june interest rate hike up the table at the dow rallied 113 points yesterday checking in on features ahead of the opening bell we have another rally. nasdaq futures gaining 17. nicole: in japan, stocks edged higher in china's shanghai composite index up one 10th of 1%. lauren: after gaining 2.2% from oil prices are trading under $50 a barrel. 4995 also close to the $50 mark. nicole: tropical storm call-in. we will have the forecast in the damage. transfer the ceo russell ran plans to ship tourists and revised management. nicole: in sports, a command in the over the stanley cup final says seth curry says he won't pla

lauren. lauren: meanwhile 37% say the president's policies have helped the nation's economy, but are defied% think the obama administration has hurt the economy. 27% say his policies haven't made much of a difference. nicole: 39% think the administration is that the country weaker. 40% believe america stronger under the leadership. the poll was conducted before sunday's terror attack in orlando. lauren: presumptive presidential nominee hillary clinton meeting with bernie sanders in downtown washington d.c. the private bidding last night after clinton won the district of columbia in the final primary of 2016. both campaigns described the meeting as a positive discussion about their primary campaign, about unifying the party and about the dangerous threat that donald trump poses to our nation. end quote. they did not appear together in public yesterday. clinton will campaign in virginia today. lauren: more violence as people take to the streets to protest food shortages. an opposition party law

lauren: good morning. i am lauren simonetti. why is janet yellen so concerned about it at that for the european union? nicole: ahead of the opening bell tower features 1061, s&p futures down seven. lauren: a big drop as the central bank of japan fails to offer a boost for the economy. nhk in japan something 3%. in china the composite down half of 1%. nicole: oil prices down five straight days in a row. 4731 a barrel. lauren: home depots as mastercard and visa claiming the chip cards are different with an almost useless in preventing proud good nicole: and baseball, each of those suzuki passes pete rose all-time record in pittsburgh penguin's parade through the streets to celebrate their nhl championship. lauren: it is 5:00 a.m. in new york. june 13th. welcome to "fbn:am," the latest breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. nicole: breaking news this morning. chillingly details about someone during a shooting rampage on sunday. he paused to make facebook posts. he pledged his allegiance to isis and one of the post. jef

lauren: adam shapiro, thank you. nicole: massachusetts senator elizabeth redshirting hillary clinton for the first time at an event. one of clinton's possible choices for vice president offering a passionate endorsement of the former secretary of state. she has thick skin and steady hands. most of all, she has a good heart and that's what america needs. leading the fight to liberate millions of americans to the burden of student debt and to make sure -- to make sure washington never again prophets. the presumptive gop presidential nominee proved every day he's not in it for the american people. he's in it only for himself. donald trump wasting no time responding to the attacks leveled against him by hillary and senator warning. "crooked hillary" is really know is really now but at the least productive senators in the senate. goofy elizabeth moran who lives on her heritage. as for today's campaign event, deliver a speech, fox news has learned trump will stay as president he would instruct the treasury department to la

lauren: ashley wster come alive in london.t means a lot to me in 20 years from now i will look and be happy with making that decision to come back. nicole: talk about dedication. breaking the bank with his new deal forhe internet was -- indianapolis colts. wicked weather bearing down again and the west. fox meteorologist maria molina will have the forecast for you. let's check out ctures this morning. dow futures up ready for, you are watching "fbn:am," and your first look at morning market and breaking news. ♪ nicole: overnight we are looking at european markets. the rman dax up 1%. lauren: the diagnostic point the way he formute the e.u. dow futures at 44. s&p futures up not syncing a nine-point. the next phase of it this morning because the bosch the correlation. in the world of sports, olympics around the corner. michael phelps gearing up for his fifth olympic games. the first man to qualify for five olymps after a bit during the 200-meter butterfly at the u.s. trials last night. 31-year-old clocked in three seconds after

lauren: breaking news this morning. two new polls says britain remains in the european union is campaigning begins that begin. the latter part from london. good morning. thanks for joining us. lauren simonetti appeared nicole. good morning. let's check this out right now. here at home data features that 214 points. s&p at 27. lauren: in a check of japan's nikkei shadow 2% at the shanghai composite up slightly. trading two after falling over 2% last week let's check in oil prices. 4880. president obama's justice department a move to kill yet another multi-billion dollars merger. the same regulators made a big deal to buy segment. nicole: 52 year drought has ended. >> it's over. cleveland cavaliers their champion. lauren: and a thrilling game seven, lebron james delivered on his promise that when a title for the city of cleveland. lauren: think those are still partying. and golf at the u.s. open, will have all the highlights for you. nicole: 5:01 a.m. in new york and we welcome you to "fbn:am." your first circuit today's

lauren: at i am lauren simonetti.oric vote on staying in or leaving the european union and peer nicole: markets on hold ahead of the british had said so. just a market futures this morning getting a little bit of momentum at just nine points for dow futures. s&p futures up on. japan's nikkei down six by 1%. the shanghai composite up almost 1%. nicole: oil above $50 a barrel. north korea fires to powerful midrange missiles both under the sea of japan. the missile could target much of asia in the pacific including military bases in the region. iran must tesla offered to buy at elon musk solar city. "the wall street journal" "wall street journal" says the deal defies logic and will have worried. argentina squashed the united states men's soccer team and showed everyone why he is the world does. and baseball a rematch of the world series but they had battled through injuries to win against the royals. highlights coming out. nicole: could mourn 5:31 a.m. you to welcome you to "fbn:am," the latest breaking news and what to

lauren: i am lauren simonetti outside the trump rally, anti-trump protesters attack trump's supporters with punches and eggs and burning the american flag, shocking video. nicole: a key report on the economy, how strong or weak is the labor market? the labor market, the biggest economic news and the fed will consider that when they consider whether to do another interest rate hike. lauren: checking in on stock market futures ahead of the jobs data at 8:30 eastern time, dow futures up 6 points, nasdaq futures down two points, relatively muted. nicole: investors in asia on hold for the jobs report. the nikkei rose 1/2%. in shanghai composite index up 1/2 present as well. lauren: oil prices holding steady and up 0.1% at $41.22 a barrel. lauren: jack dorsey's twitter is the latest company to kick the tires of yahoo but is there a deal in the works? we have the latest. lauren: in game one of the nba finals the golden state warriors with the cleveland cavaliers. at the french open serena williams has a tough time with an unseeded opponent. highlights coming up. nicole: it is 5:01 eastern tim

lauren and nicole. lauren: the next terror attack in turkey in a year and yet the airport doesn't have the proper security measures in place. i believe there is more security measures at the departures gate, not the arrivals. is that accurate? >> welcome to security as far as i know has not been particularly criticized in turkey. they do have this x-ray thing have this x-ray think of have this x-ray thing, x-ray machine is he going to departures to arrivals were exposed. there is a lot of security at the airport. the problem i've heard mentioned lately if there is not a good system for checking vehicles as they drive it to the airport because there's always going to be a first-line of defense industry peoples with guns and suicide belts approach a heavy security presence, they can still manage to carry out a fair amount of carnage. all of that now being reviewed. trade to thank so much. i know security right here in new york has been beefed up as well. lauren: amy, thank you. u.s. stocks staged a major

lauren: i am lauren simonetti.global markets, major selloff, checking us stock market futures ahead of "the opening bell". dow futures down 490 points, they were down 804 earlier. in the us and around the world. >> we had a wild night, watching moment to moment, european markets to the downside, major averages down 5%, the dax down 7%, that was down 10%, the cac quarante down 9% and down even further. nicole: stocks got slammed this friday, the nikkei in japan halted briefly, the nikkei plunging just about 8%. check out china, the shanghai composite was down 11/3%. nicole: a leave vote, oil pulls back $2, just below 48, $47.98 a barrel and gold source $52 at $13.15 a troy ounce. vel in the british pound 35 years since 1985, investors flocking to safety. you can see that with the yen. it did break below 99. >> the treasury soaring as investors look for safe places to put their money, 1.5% and the german bunt at record levels. >> it is friday, historic day in great britain, june 24th. welcome to "fbn a.m.," your firs

lauren: adam, quick question.erstand is the name in order to invoke article 50, you need a new prime minister to announce they want to leave the european union. is that correct? >> yes. and i think you heard about this call for a second referendum. what you might have going into october as you might have central )-right-paren with people who would be running. one perhaps might say we stay. the other may save it safe. the government of the u.k. has to invoke article v. ashley webster in london has been covering this. yes, you are correct. train to scotland much blood out on the run and get away from this as well. adam shapiro, thank you very much. lauren: let's switch to currencies. the 8% plunge as investors react to britain's go to lead the european union. james foley, joining us now from london. thank you for joining us. we have seen calls that the pound could go to parity with the u.s. dollar. your thoughts. can it go that low? >> on the brexit, we should go down to 126, which at that point it's a 20%. parity l

robert: i am lauren simonetti. voters in the uk are going to the polls for a historic vote on whether to leave the european union. live reports from across europe. nicole: stock market futures have some momentum over the last hour, triple digit gains, the tao two third up, s&p up 13. lauren: stocks jumping in the uk, the nikkei up 1%, shanghai composite in china down 1/2%. nicole: stocks in europe open, higher this moment, they start 1/2% higher and all three indexes higher by 1%. london 40 up 1%, the cac quarante gaining 1%. lauren: oil prices are a factor in stock trading by 1/2%, $49.38 a barrel. nicole: donald trump and hillary clinton trade insults in speeches. lauren: it is thursday, june 23rd. thank you for joining us, welcome to "cavuto coast to coast" for the latest breaking news and what to expect in the day ahead. nicole: chaos overnight as democrats stage a sit in on the house floor to demand votes on gun control legislation. john lewis meeting 200 lawmakers refusing to let republicans resume regular bu

, polo and lauren. on the conference call they acknowledged that their -- >> there's plenty of room to cut dead weight without doing too much to revenues. secondly i wants to tighten up the company's distribution system, close 50 underperforming stores. third, larson is all about improving the supply chain in order to reduce those ralph lauren lead times, try to do it by 40%. it should only take them nine months to get new merchandise to market while implementing is steady flow of test products that will operate on an eight week timeline to figure out what the consumer wants. so smart. fourth, he's stream lining the cost structure by slashing unnecessary management positions and cutting roughly 13% of the workforce. i know that sounds tough but they needed to do this. statement larson is hiring new talent, improving the shopping experience and building out the e-commerce business. larson said his plan will result in 180 to $220 million of annualized cost savings as he stream lines the organization that'

lauren?>> thanks, jessica. >>> homicide detectives are investigating a murder in northeast philadelphia this morning and the weapon used was a crossbow. nbc 10's matt delucia is live at the scene. matt, what are you learning about the victim and this murder? >> lauren, philadelphia police say it's not the first time they've been called to this house. i'll step out of the way. we're on the 3100 block of willits road. the woman was shot with a crossbow in that house right now and ran next door to the house on the left looking for help. take a look at video. this happened just before 9:30 last night. police got a call to come out to this location. they found the woman in the doorway of the neighbor's house bleeding heavily from the chest. the crossbow went through her body, through a couch and into the wall. this woman was rushed to ar ra torresdale, taken into surgery but died a short time later. the suspect was the victim's boyfriend. he was arrested without incident. the man here has been goi

>> lauren, thanks. you then. >>> we want to get you updated on breaking news following all morning. the death of boxing legend muhammad ali. he died friday at the age of 74. he had spent the last few days in a phoenix area hospital treated for respiratory complications. ali's death is sending shock waves around the world this morning. >> that's right. the boxer and humanitarian, you know, he called himself the greatest of all time, and he spent a lifetime living up to that, touching people he met and those who were only able to just see him from afar, and learn who he was. >> and news 4 derrick ward, at tony's boxing g chatting with folks about how they're remembers muhammad ali this morning. what are you telling you, derrick? >> reporter: well, you know, it's getting like, you know, a swap of stories about certain fights and the influence he's had on folks. muhammad ali was born back in 1942, and by the time he was 22 he was a world champion. having already gotten an olympic gold medal. going get three

. >> talk about that, lauren, let's just skip right over it. >> good morning, lauren, and good morning to all of you at home. if you are just waking up with us, things are looking real nice out there, really nice and calm. on a friday most of the time we can kind of think it will stay that i way for the majority of the morning. ninety-five southbound at cottman, around the s curve looking good, nice and quiet, sure, early risers out there, like lauren pointed out a lot of people hitting roadways early to get out of work early. so we have construction, 202 northbound between route 40, route 401, left lane still compromised the vine not closed overnight, so looking goo, both moving in the westbound and eastbound direction, we do have downed tree in east falls, henry avenue blocked, at queen lane, make note of. that will also some construction route 168 northbound blocked between newton creek road and route 130 until right around 6:00 a.m. jim, over to you. >> thank you, meisha a new this morning, person is killed in a house fire in delaware county, you can see the intense flames ripping

lauren? >> guys, good morning. yes, indeed. showers and thunderstorms dealing with into the afternoon and through the day also tomorrow. now, knock on the storm radar now except fog. goodness, it is foggy out there. low visibility, driving around, our city camera live now. visibility down to about 7 miles. you can see very are low visibility around the shenandoah valley and flood watches already set up for this afternoon into this evening. temperature now a soupy 70, continuing to rise to the low 80s with some sun and watching the exactly the timing on these storms to plan out your saturday even better coming up. >> check in with you then, lauren. thanks. >>> reaction coming in from all over about the death of boxing legend muhammadal ali who died the the age of 74. his family planning a funeral service in his hometown of kentucky. >>> boldly proclaimed he was the greatest boxer of all-time and most agreed. sheeri sharing the legacy muhammad ali left behind. >> reporter: muhammad ale hi ha flay for words. born cassius clay in 1

ralph lauren, polo, and lauren. the company will close 10% of its mainly high-end stores, strip out three layers of management which means cutting 1,000 jobs or 8% of full-time staff. ralph lauren is reducing the amount of inventory it shifts to department stores and other wholesale retailers which is 45% of revenue and hopes falling back on discounts and selling more merchandise at full price. leaping on his strengths from old navy larsen will shorten merchandise production times from 15 months to nine months and start an eight-week product test pipeline to be more reactive to customer preferences. larsen aims to strengthen its e-commerce business recruiting an executive from ebay. with the right team in place many analysts believe under ralph lauren's leadership will strengthen. >> it's important they are trying to regain some of their brand positioning. and get rid of maybe some of the more-tier positioning and some of the discounting. but they also have a very big opportunity internationally. they're underpenetr

the brand will focus on three name brands, ralph lauren, polo and lauren.ose 10% of mainly high end stores, strip out three layers of management, which means 1,000 job cuts or 8% of full-time staff. it's also going to reduce the inventory that it ships to department stores, which is 45% of revenue in hopes of reigning in promotional levels and selling more items at full price. leaning on his strengths from old navy and h & m will shorten merchandise production times from 15 months to 9 months with an eight-week test pipeline. now sees revenues dropping at a low double digit rate due to the decline in inventory receipts which is proactive as part of the closures, but also weak retail traffic environment. but the savings from the restructuring costs they're undertaking are expected to result in 180 million to $220 million in annualized expense savings. ceo stefan larsson also says he'll focus even more on the shopping experience. part of that he says his number one priority winning at the wholesale channel. but he's also going to build strength in e-commerce.

lauren in for alex. scott in for sue. bob is in for bob. >> mike's back for mike. >> how was your reunion. >> it was good. i got time to spend time with my siblings but it was long enough. >> last night, man, i bet they are still leaving the link. it got started late because of the rain but beyonce put on a fantastic show. it was so loud it rattled my spleen. >> are your ears still ringing. >> a little bit. >> and taylor swift with a surprise for new jersey people. look at that she last night. taylor swift with a little surprise. it was so sweet. will smith had a surprise performance friday night. it was just a fun weekend. lets get to a brand new week, what do you say. >> monday. will we have good weather. >> it will be good. >> you were at concert, you dodged the rain, you missed the rain once it started. >> yes. >> it will be a beautiful monday. we deserve it after that nasty weather yesterday. taking a live look at olde city a beautiful sunrise. still humid this morning, but on a scale of one to to look at that meter,

lauren? >> it is a great start to our friday. not a cloud in the sky.ther beautiful day in store for today. we are watching a storm chance for the weekends. i'll let you know to expect those in your full forecast coming up. >> and, meisha let you know how the friday morning commute looks. get ready to head out the door. stay with us. ♪ double down on your candy and coffee cravings with dunkin's new heath and almond joy candy bar flavored iced coffees. america runs on dunkin'. >> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >>> we have to tell but a terrifying confrontation on popular trail. a stranger cuts a woman on her face, we'll show you what he toll her right before the vicious attack. good morning, i'm brooke thomas. >> and i'm jim donovan. get ready for plenty of sunshine again today. lauren let you know where you may see some rain over the weekends, but first, here's what you need to know when you start your day in the morning minute. >> three people had to be taken to the hospital over night because of this fire in west depford. one of those p

see fans brave the storms to watch the super star perform. >>> lauren?> now that the storms are out, sunshine and cooler air will be in as we head into your work week. i'll let you know when to expect fall like humidity coming up in your full forecast. >>> and the 2016 phillies looked a lot more like the 2008 phillies at the ballpark this afternoon. we've got highlights from a great game in south philly. that's all coming up. stay with you us, everyone. ♪ >> welcome back, everyone, the 30th annual philadelphia international cycling classic raised through streets of manayunk today thousands lined the streets to cheer on some of the best cyclists in the world and the 12 mile course took them through manayunk, east falls, fairmont and kelly drive and climbing up the infamous wall. men make the climb nine times and women six times. >> takes long race. it comes down to how long your legs can neighboring. >> my job to make sure they get up the hill. don't touch them i get them enthusiasm by cheering them on. >> well edward of spain won the men's race and megan

hey, lauren? >> beautiful day in store. yesterday was gorgeous, comfortable humidity levels again today going to feel nice and pleasant when you step outside. and we are off to beautiful start. check out this view. center city looking live, not cloud in the sky. blue sky conditions. temperatures still little cool, we're at 60 degrees right now with the west wind up around 9 miles per hour, and cool in the lehigh valley down into the low 50's, chilly, in the poconos, down into the middle 40's, little cool in ac at 52 degrees, but not too bad to start wildwood at 63. dew point they tell us about the sticky factor, when you have dew point down into the 40's, and 30's, those are not june-like dew points, those are more fall-like dew points, meaning it feels so nice and comfortable stepping outside. that will will hold true all throughout the day today. daily planner looking awesome, 68 degrees, sunshine for the 9:00 hour, low 70s, as we head into your lunch hour under mostly sunny sky, and little breeze picks up, as we head int

we've got lauren ricketts tracking severe thunderstorms.he's going to help prepare us for what's going to be a weather alert day tomorrow. >>> 7:12 right now, and devastating floods are washing out texas. homes and cashes under water as thousands clean up from this disaster. look at that. >>> we'll be rightack. b >>> well, if you have things to do this morning, whether head to the farmer's market or maybe your kids playing soccer. finally maybe getting in a game before the season's almost over. softball, whatever you have this morning know it will be sticky out there. we'll have clouds but dry throughout the morning. then as we head into the afternoon, a whole different story. still going to be muggy. this time watching stronger storms rolling through the area. in fact, we have flash flood watches up already for this afternoon. let you know exactly where they are coming up. >>> thanks, lauren. >>> right now the army is confirming the bodies of four fort hood soldiers missing in massive flooding have been found. the soldiers w from a creek d

lauren, we'll see you then.hanks. >>> tonight it would be robber is dead after an employee fights back during a hold up at a local pharmacy. and we're learning more about what happened inside the store before the gunfire and who may be facing charges tonight. natasha brown talked investigators at the falls township police department. >> reporter: the actions of a store owner are being commended by police and the district attorney who say he was well within his rights to pull trigger on an alleged robbery suspect. vivid images captured on security cameras allowed the owner of the pennsbury pharmacy in falls township to watch every move of an approaching armed robber. the own are in was a lone inside the store when the masked man walk in around 10:00 a.m. >> the owner yelled to him several times, i am armed, do not come into the store. >> reporter: suspect didn't heed the warning. police say he stormed through the store to the back within dost pharmacy masking a shotgun behind an open umbrella. >> the actor pushed

lauren, we'll see you then. thanks. >>> tonight it would be robber is dead after an employee fights back during a hold up at a local pharmacy. and we're learning more about what happened inside the store before the gunfire and who may be facing charges tonight. natasha brown talked investigators at the falls township police department. >> reporter: the actions of a store owner are being commended by police and the district attorney who say he was well within his rights to pull trigger on an alleged robbery suspect. vivid images captured on security cameras allowed the owner of the pennsbury pharmacy in falls township to watch every move of an approaching armed robber. the own are in was a lone inside the store when the masked man walk in around 10:00 a.m. >> the owner yelled to him several times, i am armed, do not come into the store. >> reporter: suspect didn't heed the warning. police say he stormed through the store to the back within dost pharmacy masking a shotgun behind an open umbrella. >> the actor push

lauren. >> we'll need that this weekend heading outside because of dad's day.f you have outdoor plans we'll talk about the forecast and plus when things really heat up just in time for the start of summer. i'll have all that in your extended forecast coming up. >> and just ahead in sports phils manager pete mackanin shook up the lineup today. will it help the phils in their four game losing streak? lesley is coming along to tell us. stay with us. >> welcome back the centers for disease control says zika is spreading quickly through puerto rico putting pregnant women at risk. doctors say new blood tests indicate hundreds of babies there could be born with micr mo end cephaly in a year. >>> lg says it's hoping to help protect against mosquito born diseases. the televisions are expected to go on sale in india first. >>> a local teen fighting cancer gets its birthday wish of a lifetime come true. this is dan hill. he turned 16 today. he's a huge phillies sports fan and today he had the chance to attend the phillies game with oh, 25 or so of his good friends. the be

lauren make is joining us there live. got your popcorn, lauren? >> reporter: you know, i've got to go get some. i'll tell you, jim, it is free. we're watching a movie on the big screen for free. day two of wawa welcome america. coming up, i'll tell you how you can help give out 50,000 bucks. >>> and we're still tracking showers and storms tonight. i'll tell you what you can expect to see for the rest of the night. plus, the all-important, of course, holiday weekend forecast next on nbc 10 news at 6:00. information out of istanbul, turkey, where we're now hearing from a senior turkish official who said the death toll has grown up to 50 people. 60 others injured after multiple explosions at the terminal at istanbul's main airport there. believed to be the work of two, perhaps three suicide bombers. again, the death toll is now put at nearly 50 people at istanbul's airport. >>> now, your nbc 10 first alert neighborhood weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> interesting developments on the radar in the last hour or so. this on

chris, lauren? >> so, we don't know what started this, jen, i mean, possibly the collision sparked some sort after road rage thing, we have no idea yet. so investigators on scene right now, are they going to say they'll give us any information little later this morning? >> that's all the information that investigators have for us right now, i talk to chief inspector small short time ago. there was the latest that he had. it happened at 11:15 last night. so i think because the officer was sent to the hospital, they are still waiting to talk to him. he is going to be okay, just minor injuries. but they have a lot of questions for him, and i don't think they want to make too many statements before talking to him to figure out why this happened since they don't have the other vehicle that was involved in this. >> that was shots fired like that, for sure, all right, jen, thanks so much. meantime, this is the second case after officer using his gun in less than 24 hours. >> the other happening at police o

we will look at that with more issues there coming up later but right now back to chris and lauren. >>> now, developing out of northeast philadelphia a mother a's frantic attempt to pull her young daughter from their burning home. >> emergency crews stepping in there, air lifting them to the hospital, dave kinchen live outside st. christopher's hospital with more on this story, dave, good morning. >> reporter: chris and lauren, good morning to you. that little girl is here at st. christopher's hospital, in stable condition after a daring rescue, in northeast philadelphia, the mother is also, in critical condition. the victims had to be air lifted to medical care, after rescuers rushed out to the 3700 block of south hereford lane for a house on fire. we are told mother was desperate thely trying to save her daughter from the top floor bedroom. we have some of the chilling dispatcher calls that were made. >> we have a report of a child trapped in a rear second floor. >> i called nine is 11, they were screaming that the daughter was upstairs. i said their baby is trapped upstairs and hou

the chris and lauren we have seen this countless times here in philadelphia.last time it was a chinese food delivery man, not as lucky, to be just critical but killed and in that case it was two juveniles. so they will call the number and if it wasn't a burn are phone a disposable ones you toss away police that have number to trace. also a lot of surveillance where this car was parked and hopefully one of them captured this guy casually walking away after almost committing a murder. >> sick, disgusting crime, steve keeley, thanks very much. >>> 4:37. man is behind bars after a woman is attack behind a shopping center in torresdale. >>> some of the world's biggest names will help say good bye to muhammad ali including one of the philadelphia's very own but first our very own bob kelly. >>> good morning, lauren. good morning everybody. we have a disable south on the 42 freeway and this will impact anybody over the whitman heading in to new jersey. we have a new traffic pattern coming our way in bellmawr. we will check jam cams, scott has the tuesday forecast, st

lauren? >> hey, guys, yes, always love it when politicians go on the funny side. you snow. >> right. >> so great. but temperatures right now, we are -- you might be well swerved to have a jacket on this morning, even in philadelphia, little cool out here right now, 06 degrees your current temperature, and down the shore, temperatures even cooler, down into the 50's, 51 degrees right now, there is the sun coming up. oh, what a beautiful site on a friday. a live look from "skycam 3", at ocean city, beautiful conditions right now, with clear skies, in effect, and temperatures are a little on the cool side, at 51 down the shore right now, chilly in the poconos, in the middle 40's, definitely need the jacket, and the higher elevations, storm scan3 showing us clear sky conditions confirmed, as we head throughout the day today, just few passing clouds, mostly sunny, if you are sitting pool-side, you are lucky, 79 degrees, uv index at eight today. it will be warm, but low humidity levels. as we head into the upcoming weekend we'll bump up the humidity specially by tomorro

i'm lauren johnson. chris murphy has the morning off.ave you a sort of perfect forecast for this thursday. >> perfect weather. perfect forecast. although the perfect forecast is the only today forecast, not the seven day forecast, things will change rap i lid here, overnight tonight, tomorrow, call today, though, perfect ten. so, looking pretty good outside. sunshine is there. on the way, i should say, humidity down. no showers out there. ultimate doppler all clear. this is the computer forecast now. it shows just few clouds around. look at the cbsphilly.com breeze developing here, these clouds moving inland, that's the cooler weather you'll like that down the shore right about 12:00 to 5:00. that temperature will drop. you get the nice comfortable breeze. until then, though, pretty

chris, lauren? >> we'll wait and see what happens with that, steve keeley, thank you so much. following breaking news out of northeast philadelphia where police say someone fired shots into a home, this happened about hour ago in the 4700 block of fly avenue in holmesburg, at least one person home at the time. there is no injuries reported, we of course will keep you updated as more information becomes available to us. >> dozens are still recovering in the hospital after sunday morning's massacre in an orlando night club. authorities, one step closer to charging the gunman's wife, in connection to that shooting. was reportedly with omar mateen when he cased possible target, including walt disney world, and the pulse night club. >> feds convened a grand jury show, could be charged as accessary to the 49 counts of murder and 53 counts every attempted murder. >> fox news now reporting the gunman posted on facebook during the stand-off pledging his loyalty to isis and threatening even more attacks. we'v

chris, lauren? >> thank you. >> now, to developing story out of washington, d.c., about 17 hours and counting that's how long house democrats enforced a sit in on gun control vote. sit in just ending but some democrats still on the floor, refuse to go leave until they have a vote on gun control measures before a week-long break. >> we will occupy this floor. we will no longer be denied a right to vote. >> keep guns out of the hands every suspected terrorist, bob brady, brendon boyle, among the democrats taking part, we spoke with boil, about an hour ago, about the ongoing battle. >> i can tell you that having met today, more family members of the victims of gun violence who spontaneously came down to the capitol, including one parent who came from connecticut, who lost her child because of what happened at sandy hook, a group of them were rallying outside on the capitol steps. i went over to speak to them, after i was done speaking on the floor. it is remarkable, and it is absolutely warranted, this

chris, lauren, back to you. >> thanks so much, bob. now getting look at the man police say killed his wife using a crossbow in northeast philadelphia. paul is charged with murder and possessing inch instrument of crime. investigators say he confessed to killing his new wife, 42 year old pamela nightlinger after two had a fight sunday night happened in their home along the 3200 block of will it road. police say she was hit in the chest. >> police identified suspect want in the connection to murdering a man while sitting in his car. warrant for kai lee ziegel. $20,000 reward social security offered for information lead to go his arrest. police say on june 16, 21 year old saleem abdul latif shot in the head while sitting in his car on arbor street in the city olney section, police say they're not aware if the two men even new each other. >> police need your help, tracking down two suspect, accused of robbing couple at gunpoint in west philadelphia. take a look at this surveillance video, see one of the suspect, using the victim's stolen c

lauren: a memorial growing in orlando. as fbi agents are hearing from witnesses, the suspect was a and years.gay clubs >> the shooter used to come into the bar on a regular basis. sometimes he would be there for a few weeks at a time, maybe on the weekend. lauren: fbi agents also hearing .ateen used gay dating apps >> we heard him asking, in his words, what clubs are popping and things of that sort. lauren: the suspect's was overnight hiding her face as fbi agents got her back to her apartment to pack up her things, and a victim's family speaking out about this video capturing the first gunshot. a 25-year-old documenting the chilling final moments before she lost her life. >> as a brother, the first thing you notice is the fear in her eyes and you want to be there and you cannot. lauren: the fbi seeking to open mateen'steam -- omar cell phone for more information. jummy: we are hearing from some of the survivors of the attack. officials with the orange regional medical center held the injured, including angel colon, who wa