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that's a live view from the adventure çaquarium. a live view from lake wallenpaupack.ew scattered clouds but mainly it will be sunshine. temperatures warm into the upper 70s in the mountains. right now, they're still cool. northeast philly is at 61 degrees. wilmington is 59. we've seen cooling in gloucester county, raccoon creek and washington township, all in the upper 50s right now. it's dropped into the upper 50s, also for piney hollow. that's as low as it's going. the temperatures will climb with sunshine that's nice and bright. the satellite shows there are clouds to our west. they stay to the west during the day. basically moving into night and with these clouds will come a chance of a shower over the weekend. just scattered showers in northern indiana into michigan and into the ohio valley. those are on the move. tomorrow we will see clouds, sunshine and just a chance of some scattered showers. but not today. don't need the umbrella, just sunglasses. low to mid-80s this afternoon with northerly winds to 10 miles an hour. tomorrow, the extra cloud cover, cooler,

we are live near the baskin station. that is the same intersection where a teenager was killed earlier this year. >> reporter: that's right, the second in six months. police believe the man was chasing a dog, a friend of the victim confirms that he was walking the animal for a neighbor. but the dog got away. and the man may have been so focussed on getting the dog off the tracks that he just didn't see or hear the oncoming winchester train which struck him around 9:00 p.m. near the baskin station close to the intersection of southwest expressway and stokes street. candles and flowers have already been placed here to remember the man who died. he still has not been identified. the victim's friend says the man had suffered a brain injury at a previous car accident. and he may not have had the full ability to react quickly. vta says the driver will be tested and the train is impounded until the investigation is complete. the collision caused major delays last night forcing 25 passengers to use temporary buss to get to their

to live. the conditions are bad. there's rats, roaches, a lot of things that are bad in the building and there's a lot of families that are living there. it's a really bad situation. so, please put the funding into housing. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >>> hi, my name is [speaker not understood]. i'm an organizer with the mission s-r-o collaborative. we work with families united, [speaker not understood] for housing justice. we work with families so that they can organize their dignified living. as you know, there's more than 2000 kids, children that are homeless. so, we're here to ask you to go to support the proposal to put $11 million hespa's proposal for the housing for homeless families, to use your privilege, to use your position that you have influence to make a difference for homeless families, not just for the rich of san francisco, but for homeless family like i mentioned. this is for children, over 2000 children homeless. so, please do your part and support the com

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nbc 10's katy zachry is live in camden. told us earlier that investigators thought at the time this house was vacant but it turns out there was a man inside. >> reporter: there was a man inside, chris. this house fire broke out just after 11:00 and an nbc 10 photographer was on scene shortly after. take a look at this exclusive video he got of the camden firefighter who was injured from smoke inhalation. that camden firefighter was treated for minor injuries in the back of an ambulance. fortunately he did not need to be transported. unfortunate unfortunately, two metro police officers did need to be transported to cooper university medical center, treated for minor smoke inhalation. i'm told they are doing okay. there was a man inside that home now. first responders said the home was vacant for all intents and purposes. there was an individual living inside that home or just in that home. he was critically injured. he is here at cooper university medical center in critical condition. at this time, there's no word on what or

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louis and lived here. he lived many other places. 1790'sborn in the late in virginia. he was born as a slave on a plantation owned by a family named below. they moved to alabama and they took dred scott with them and tried to make a go of it there on another plantation which failed. and moved to st. louis bought a hotel and tried to do a different type of work to try to make their living. that they needed some ready cash and so they sold dred scott after they arrived here in st. louis in 1830. dred was purchased by a man named dr. john emerson who was a physician who was working with the u.s. army. posted in many different places. two of them are the things that actually resulted in the suit. one was fort armstrong, which is in the state of illinois which was not supposed to have slavery. up in the territory of wisconsin. fort snelling. rick scott was taken to these places as a slave, held in slavery there even though slavery was technically illegal in those places and then brought back to st. louis. while he was at fort snelling, he met a woman named harriet robinson

ed a live picture of the -- a live picture of the golden gate bridge flowing freely. in fact you can see the bridge, that is a good sign. weather and traffic and news updates all after the break. we'll be right back. >>> arrest too report in the deadly road rage shooting nor san jose and one of the suspects only 17 years old. we'll tell you how police caught up with them, next. >>> and after a beautiful weekend, we're actually going to drop your temperatures by 10 to 15 degrees for today. cooling clouds, beautiful ocean breeze, and then we're going to heat you right back up. your full forecast is coming up in just a minute, and i'm tracking traffic where the delays are stacking up in san jose northbound 101 at 280. we'll tell you what else is slowing in moments. >>> okay the temperatures probably heating up. the traffic picking up. what about the numbers on wall street this morning? there's the opening bell to kick things off. mean tile at the nasdaq, they're doing their thing too. where the money heads this morning, up or down, it is monday, june 16th? this is "today

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it lives with us. we live with it. it lives in us. it's, it's not, it's not like you can take me from this farm and put me in another farm and it's going to feel the same. it doesn't. >> it's just not there. your roots are your roots. >> despite growing opposition, the company is on pace to file for a mining permit before 2016. >> a movement is starting and that's what's going to stop this. >> somewhere in the future there may be lives saved because you stood up here for your community and the generations that have handed you this community to save. >> what we're in for is a long struggle. it's the future of our children and our children's children and their ability to live in this land and drink the water and survive and prosper. >> we have to move out of here right now >> i think we have a problem... >> we have to get out of here... >> they're telling that they they don't wanna show what's really going on... >> mr. drumfield, i'd like to speak to you for a minute... >> this is where columbia's war continues... >> ...still occupied..

no corporation lives like that without regulation.n my part of the world, silicon valley, a lot of risk is taken, more risk than making loans, risk in innovation. risk is taken by manufacturers of all kinds of new industries. and they may have total losses with it, but they don't fund it with so much borrowed money. and so, the banks should, if they were just more like normal corporations, they might begin to even make more reasonable decisions. right now they live entirely on the edge and are all distorted and inefficient. and somehow, for them, it still works. >> they live entirely on the edge, you just said. >> yes. >> but we're there with them. >> we are there with them. they take us all down, but they -- as they drive through the edge or they live on the edge, it works for them. they live on the edge. >> because they know the government is their backstop. >> exactly. >> and the taxpayer. >> and the creditors know. so, they're able to get people to let them to use money, that if they were anybody else, they couldn't. if you just k

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adam joseph is live at the big board. that could mean rain for us? >> there are spotty downpours in the region and the main action is to our north and west and all of this is missing us to the north and west, so good news as we progress through the evening hours, none of that severe, there is only about 200 lightning strikes within this areas, typically a line like this has 2,000 lightning strikes, even to the north that is not severe. we have downpours to the east of wilmington and parts of salem county, new jersey, there is one downpour that popped in chester county and has three lightning strikes in the last 15 minutes, heading towards radnor and route 30, moving away from media. heavy rain with this, it's not severe lifting off to the north. that is it going on right now across the area. all of us though, in the summer soup, 89 in allentown 87 in reading and 82 in millville. but a beautiful sea breeze at the shore, temperature there's in the middle 70s, factor in the heat index. 91 allentown 91 in reading and 96 in dover and you catch the break r

that's a live few of center city from the adventure aquarium. trenton just dropped into the 50s. 57 in pottstown, 60s in south jersey and delaware. we'll see the temperatures climb under bright sunny skies. that's a view from the lowe's hotel. 67 degrees to start with at 7:00. by 9:00 we're in the low 70s and close to 80 degrees at noontime today. neighborhood by neighborhood forecast when i come back. first, jillian mele has your friday morning traffic. >> sounds so good. music to my ears. we start off in center city philadelphia, the vine street expressway looking great out there. speaking of 76, this is what it looks like right near route 1 between city avenue and the roosevelt boulevard. you can see a few drivers out there. 76 is clear the entire length of the way right now. when it comes to area bridges, they're looking good. construction over the tacony palmyra, construction on the ben franklin bridge, the eastbound side. the right lane is blocked as drivers make their way into new jersey. average speeds on 95 right near the ben franklin b

live look at at&t park.he giants aren't there, you won't see the game day traffic, if you head up to the stadium. they're in cincinnati for a three-game series. today's game starts at 4:10. >>> cardinal headed to the ncaa super regional. thanks to an amazing win. in the bottom of the ninth the cardinal down a run and edmonds puts on his cape and plays hero. wins it, 5-4. stanford will play vanderbilt and winner moves on to the college world series. >>> in the meantime san jose sharks still in the running reportedly for one of the outdoor hockey games. >> two sites in the running here or levi stadium in santa clara. most fans think at&t park will be the better option. brody brazil tweeting out this picture overnight. a little republicndition of wha field will look with a rink in the middle. >> i bet we get it. >>> let's check in with christina for a not icy, very warm forecast. good morning. >> really depends on what microclimate you're waking up with us from. good morning scott, laura and everybody at home.

taking a live look at at&t park. that is the place to be if you want to beat the heat for the next seven to eight days. it is going to be very, very warm. above average, in fact. so, yeah, the coast is the place to get to, if you can. temperatures there in the 70s and 80s and meanwhile we're talking about the triple digits in the warmest cities across the bay area, but look at this, just a lovely, lovely sunrise coming and full sunshine at this point over the south bay and temperatures are going to be hot later on today out in the east bay. 91 degrees. we'll be somewhere in the middle between your coastal cities, what we're expecting around the bay and here in the south bay later on. so, 86 degrees for us and 91 in your extreme spots and have to love the microclimate. as we head throughout the next couple days, temperatures will get hotter and then that heat will start to break, but not until this big ridge of high pressure starts to break down as we get to the end of next week. hot air peaking on saturday and sunday

here's a live look. according to the partners at the business journal, that's where the american industrial hygiene association will be holding the 2018 conference. the organization said the change in labor work rules at the venue is bringing them back. it comes more than a month after the carpenter's local 8 and teamster's local were shutout of working at the convention center for not signing the customer satisfaction agreement by the deadline. >>> now a story from the jersey shore bureau. more than a dozen people protested the closing of a tent city in ocean county this morning. they are set to close by the end of this week and it's dangerous and a nuisance. for months the township has demolished the tents. >>> next on the news at 6:00 -- >> when the guy called 911 to report the bridge problems, how come nobody did anything about it. we asked this and other tough questions all new at 6:00. >>> and this. a live look at center city. we have seen heavy pockets of rain moving through under a flash flood wa

in he sees the real the chains that are on people they can't live their lives and be true to them he when we leaves the people that go in those countries continue to live and structural for the equality we take for granted certainly in san francisco we live in a bubble it's a bubble we love and san francisco is a tremendous place but the world is not like us here in san francisco. there are many people here today, i would want to acknowledge too many to acknowledge as i said many of you worked with harry during his campaign and upper my volunteers for the successful campaign for supervisor and rose marie talked about the image on the harvey milk stamp. i had an opportunity to talk to our friend frank robinson a colleague of harry and he's not doing so great right now i spoke with him this morning but frank said, you know, through tears look at what we've done i never thought in my life i'd see the day when this kind of quality would be here and we'd have the harvey milk stamp. (clapping.) it's rather than eir relic i think that harry is on the postage stamp i think it's wonderful and

we're taking a live look outside, sky6 live hd over wilmington, delaware. at all as we start almost 7:30 this morning. nydia is off, sharrie williams joins us this morning. let's head outside to chris sowers. you're looking like you're enjoying it out there. >> reporter: we like it when it's this nice in the weather department. just is a few clouds upstairs, that's all she wrote. we have a few high, thin clouds, that's all that's going on. the frontal system that produced the shower activity across delaware and the delaware bay has pushed farther to the south. it is currently over the virginias. that's where the active weather will stay today. for us we're looking at a combination of sun and clouds and a very light breeze out of the east/southeast at 5 to 10 miles per hour. the jersey shore, ship bottom, 67 degrees, same number for beach haven. numbers around 70 on lbi. atlantic city, 64. boardwalk, 67. ocean city, sea isle and avalon, 70. wildwood, 69. ocean temperature off the coast of cape may, boy does that look inviting. 75 degrees, cape may itself, 69

you can reach into lives of hard working taxpayers and with a phone call, you can turn their lives upside down. you ask taxpayers to hang on to seven years of their personal tax information in case they're audited and you can't keep six months worth of employee e mails? >> i have a long career, that is the first time someone said they didn't believe me. >> that is fine. >> she says the hard drive was recycleed and presumably destroyed. >> 11-year-old lucy li's run is over. >> she failed to qualify for the final two rounds of the tournament after shooting 78 for the second day. that put her to strokes hinld the current leader, a former protegee herself. >> lucy said she was happy with the way she'd played and enjoyed the experience. >> good for her >> 11 years old? amazing. >> yes. coming up most people don't like to listen to flight attendant instructions. i'm taking your questions right now on twitter and facebook. and on twitter at m finney. i'll answer questions live later >> check out this final day of spring. the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> this is 101 south in san voes yeah

i'm victor from the independent living research center. i thoroughly agree virtually everyone that everyone has said with other people i want to encourage the city to find funding be for direct grants or whatever to help the landlords of the hotels get the elevators needed repairs as is or upgraded i'll leave that to the dbi or osha to decide that. i'll a make a couple of points one is that as the lady said not everyone a on a residential hotel is there because of some kind of city or government program there are a number of city programs yes and federally funded programs like oh, shelter care by the way, there are a lot of people in residential hotels as was said that's their rent controlled home this is the one problem with saying let's put all the fellowship disabled people detain tlais because they've lose their rent control we need the basic funding for all the hotels, you know, for the elevator repair thank you very much >> next speaker. >> good afternoon supervisors. thank you very much supervisor kim supervisor wiener and superviso

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storm tracker 6 live double scan with the live radar we are in the clear right now we've been watching the storms off the coastline get further and further away from the shore. let's head outside and see what it looks like we're seeing a good amount of sunshine filling in with a few clouds as we look live in hd over the ben franklin bridge you can seem from the picture it's a pretty start to the day. 72 degrees. it's warm out there right now, look at the dewpoint still in the upper 60s it will drop a bit this afternoon, but the dewpoint measures the moisture in the atmosphere. still sticky out there, not as bad as yesterday, but sticky. pressure 29.86. satellite and radar showing the storms moved slowly over the past 1 hours that will allow a significant amount of rain to fall through the region. now we have cloud cover here and there and we will see sunshine mixing in. so more clouds early on today. future tracker 6 showing we're dry until 4:30 when we start to see showers pop up here or there. or a thunderstorm. we're not talking about a lot of shower activity, it will pop up briefly

tracy potts joins us live. the white house is very adamant kerry is not there to get the prime minister to resign. >> reporter: right, but a lot of people here in washington think privately that maybe he should. publicly the white house position has been that's up to the iraqis. what he's there to do is bring that government together. the u.s. thinks that the shiites and sunnis need to pull together to fight this common enemy and that is the point of these meetings. three of them so far this morning with the prime minister for about an hour and 40 minutes they sat down and other political leaders as well. it's already afternoon there in iraq. meantime, we're getting new information this morning that along out border, militants have taken over that entry point into iraq. it's a main road from iman to baghdad. we're still trying to verify that information. if that's the case, it is a significant move forward for the sumi militants. >> one to closely watch i should said, thanks so much, tracy. >>> in the men time,

if you live in that area, you want to watch that very closely. most of the wind right now is blowing out of the southwest. that would position any kind of smoke or anything from that fire moving off to the north and the east. we'll have more on that full forecast coming up. >>> speaking of perfect pair, i'm scott budman and we have a way to get through the summer with a boost of virtual reality coming up. >> reporter: i'm annette fernanda. >>> a lot of potholes need fixing. >> we're going to find ourselves in a pretty dire situation. >> crumbling roads have some politicians causing tax hikes. the chance you'll be stuck with a bill. that's new at 6:00. no rush, andy. come on. with the chase mobile app you can get a lot done in a little amount of time from transferring funds wait a minute. you've got to be kidding. did you guys see that? that ball was out. to paying your coach for adding five miles per hour to your serve. that ball wasn't in. get your eyes checked. help me out here. download the best mobile app today. so you can always have the adv

i lived in the uni since 1975. and every time i've returned home to jerusalem things have gotten worse and worse. 40 years ago i met david michaelis at link tv and he comes with west jerusalem and i come from west jerusalem, so we come from the same seat. but in reality, two different worlds. >> i was born in jerusalem and i've been living there all my life, since 1945. five years ago i came to the united states to launch a tv channel. and that's how i met jamal dajani. he challenged me to think about solutions that hadn't been discussed until now. and one day we said, well, we should test it on the ground. >> the reality there is very harsh. but why don't we go over there and do it. >> we are here in a bubble. after sometime of working together with jamal i said let's do this in california. you only have to choose in that neighborhood what kind of latte you want in the morning. >> when i go there i'm always eager to go to my people, to my neighborhood. i want to have the least interaction with the israelis as poss

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we live -- we have such a really, a great diverse and rich community of musicians and artists that live in the city. i think we should maintain the quality and standards that we've spent a lot of years building. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >>> good morning. i'm ron goldman. i'm the director of education with the san francisco symphony, and first of allied like to thank the board of supervisors for your support and interest in the arts year round. i would also like to also urge and ask for your support for continued arts funding. the programs, the arts environment in san francisco, such a vital part of our city and organizations, art organizations such as the san francisco symphony help to ensure that the arts are provided to every single in the case of our partnership with the school district, every single student. i think you're familiar with the symphonies in music venture program which serves every single elementary school, every single child in grades 1 through 5 throughout every neighborhood and corner of the city. i'd like to give you just a brief quot

lucero benitez is live with us. we haven't heard this transcript before. >> reporter: good morning, laura, that's right, many people are waiting to hear what those transcripts contain. we do know there may be new evidence presented, but those are sealed and the superior court and we haven't heard what the evidence is. today a judge will decide whether to keep the transcripts sealed or move forward. it's an important day for sierra lamar's family and their hoping the case will take a step forward and torres is accused of kidnapping and killing the 15-year-old girl in 2012. although her body was never found. sierra vanished march 16th, 2012 as she was walking towards the bus stop in morgan hills. garcia garz's d nas was found on articles of lamar's clothing. in a field near her home. in her bag. her dna was found in the suspect's jet that -- jetta. he faces charges of kidnapping and carjacking, involving three other women dating back to 2009 and pled not guilty to the charges including the kidnapping and murder of sie

we are live in washington, d.c.th more. >> reporter: that is right shirleen, an increasingly desperate situation in iraq consumed washington's attention today. an escalating emergency in iraq, as islamic extremists continue their march towards baghdad, the al qaeda linked fighters wreaking havoc city to city. they have asked for more military aid including air

the camiolos' lives before the fire had not been easy.heir son paul was their primary caregiver. >> you know, he did have that responsibility to help assist his parents. he would do the grocery shopping for them. if they wanted something from a department store, a lot of times he would go to the mall and buy it and bring it home. >> investigators wondered whether paul may have had something to do with setting the fire. >> there was money there in the form of insurance money. and that in and of itself is a powerful motive. >> he received about $250,000 in insurance benefits. >> the second motive that some of the investigators believed existed was that paul camiolo was tired of caring for his infirm parents. >> fire investigators searched through the rubble and found something very suspicious. >> in the center of the room there was a pattern that looked like perhaps it might have been associated with a liquid pour, what they refer to, when someone may have poured an accelerant. >> to see if an accelerant was used investigators removed sampl

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this is a live look at the ben franklin bridge. we have the construction on the eastbound side, the right lane blocked in that area, for drivers headed into new jersey. westbound side of the bend is in the clear. vai? >>> fire at a home in kensington. this is the 800 block of eastern cornwall street. the fire broke out just after 11:00 last night. no one there was hurt. >>> today federal investigate ares will try to determine why the landing gear of a jet got stuck. nbc 10's jessie gary is live at the airport. why are the passengers now. their hotel beds after a long, almost three-hour flight to nowhere in particular. we've raeched out to lufthansa officials to see if they have an exact cause as to why the landing gear got stuck. the flight took off at 5:45 yesterday afternoon. the malfunction was detected not long after becoming airborne. the pilot tried to raise the gear but there was no success. they made announcements in english and german that there was a problem and they'd burn as much fuel as possible before returning to phi

when i was a kid i lived where we could forward to live.nd i in a borough, a county of ethnic ge ghettos. nobody was checking the party association before determining where they would move. >> i think evidence that says they are is weak. a couple of my colleagues say they have done a very nice study in which they asked the people in which they lived in. they say they like to live with like-minded people. but when they studied moves, it was full of low crime rates, good schools, property rates, so forth. there are real factors that dominate the decision to actually move. >> but where people have moved has shifted the political access in the country. millions of people have moved to texas, arizona, florida, north carolina, have those places changed the people who moved in, or have the people moving in changed the politics of those places? >> both. i think there are studies showing that the influx of northerners in particular changed the political complexion of the south. but it's also, let's remember that there are other actors out there. str

so you can. >> sky6 live hd taking a live look for us now at the personal injury.6 live hd taking a live see the -- the platt bridge. you see the camera jumping a little bit. shaping up to be a beautiful day today. >>> the world's largest coffee change is going to give customers a different kind of jilt. starbucks is rolling out wireless stations. customers with compatible devices will use the mattes to charge compatible devices without using wires. >>> now that it's summer season many are keeping their nails polished with nail polish. here's alicia vitarelli. >> reporter: a beautiful manicure is a great finish touch to your look, burr the loses its glamour when it starts to chip. consumer reports tested several nail polishes all applied with a base and top coat. ten panelist tried the polishes at home while ten received professional manicures with different polishes on alter nateing nails. -- alternating nails. this channel polish is the most expensive. it chipped so quickly that most of the home panel lists removed it early. >> it chipped the next day. >> which are the hands down favor