you live in a tiny home?> yeah. >> that's so cool. >> you're welcome to come out and check it out if you want. you might hit your head. >> do that regularly. >> in the last 40 years, american home vs. gotten significantly bigger. in 1973, the median home was 1500 square feet. by 2010, it had grown to over 2100 square feet. the size increase of over 40%. yet, some people are choosing to shrink their home to 400 square feet or less in what's being called the tiny home movement. there are many reasons people are downsizing to tiny homes. it can cost less than $25,000 compared to the national average of $341,000. >> so this is my house. >> natalie's tiny house is 265 square feet of heaven. >> welcome. >> thank you. just like heaven, there is not room for everybody. >> you have now entered the kitchen. that was kick. >> it is quick. >> i guess that's the whole idea behind a tiny house, quick to get places. >> very efficient. this is the food prep area where i cook, got some burners and all my appliances. >> okay.

live talking to his fans live all over the world. >> hello from good old germany.lo from france. i went on this thing one day and just started talking. i went, wow, this is kind of therapeutic. the first one was the snake. he was right there. i have people saying don't kill it. keep it alive. >> i'm not going to kill the snake. >> bring him in. >> david is not afraid of showing off a retty nice lifestyle. great house, traveling the world. >> here we are on the beach. leaving downtown london. >> there are headlines that have him claiming only $4,000 in liquid assets. >> you were saying you were having a tough time financially. >> sometimes you're up, sometimes you're down. i was always laughing about these people that made all this money and lost it. it's not about how much money you have, it's about living your life. i'm not going to change my life style. i'm happy. >> don't believe everything you read, everything is cool. see you later. >> by the way, the hoff has a lot going on. he's got an '80s album going on. and he will relive his knight rider episodes. >>> on

this is a live look from our east bay hills camera. although the marine layer has moved in, it is very hot out. >> yes. spencer christian is here with our accuweather update. >> ama and larry, the big inland warm-up has begun, but as you pointed out a little cool around the bay. of course that cooling marine layer, a look at live doppler 7 hd, you can see mixed sky conditions, sunnier inland and lots of low clouds right along the coastline and purning out locally over the bay. we also have a beach hazard advisory in effect through tomorrow morning, wave heights el vaitsed a possibility of strong rip currents and large breakers. bear that in mind if you're going to be be near the coastline. meanwhile, 24 hour temperature change being check this out, the marine layer took a cooling effect beyond the coast and bay. 5, 6 degrees cooler than this time yesterday right around the bay, 7 degrees cooler at mountain view, 11 degrees cooler in napa and santa rosa. but the warm-up is coming over the next few days. here is a live view from the east

living in better health.ow do we start working with people all over this country at a younger age so they start planning for their future and not waiting and realizing they don't have enough income to live adequately. brian: what is the percentage, if you know it, of the people who have no money saved and rely entirely on social security? jo ann: the last number i saw was roughly 50% of people over the age of 65 have less than $10,000. brian: what do you think should be done? jo ann: i think the polls we have seen, put social security at one of the top priorities that we should focus on. they recognize saving is important. it is one of the things like exercise. they know if we exercise we feel better, and getting to it and finding the time is another thing. i think that is part of the message that we are try to get through and trying to talk and get people to understand that this is a blessing that we are getting, to be able to live this extra 20-30 years. but with that comes a responsibility to start saving

experts say seattle has nearly 3,000 people living on the streets. >> there are homeless here who lived in the bushes and lived on the train tracks. >> the city partners to offer social services to help these residents buy a permanent shelter. they are port-a-potties and food, clothing and other supplies. critics call it unconscionable. mayor murray says they are not a long-term strategy, but he believes these organized encampments have less impact on the neighborhood. in san francisco they have become a glaring symbol of a growing crisis. a new emergency response team is booing key it aed -- is being created to track the camps. a measure would dismantle it after 24-hour notice. right now there is not enough. mayor ed leigh and his new director on homelessness and supportive housing is not ready to follow in the foot steps to the neighbors in the north. >> it is not healthy and it is not a humane way to address the problem of homelessness. >> people shouldn't live in a tent. at the same time this is all we got. >> in seattle, carolyn tyler, abc7 news. >> the 70 plus media outlets that a

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let's look at live doppler 7 hd. we have sunny skies and warm conditions just about everywhere except along the coast where as you probably will notice we have had some lingering low clouds and fog. we also have at the coastline a beach hazard. beach hazard statement is in effect until 9:00 tonight. wave heights are elevated. there's concern about strong rip currents, large breakers. so bear that in mind if you plan to be be anywhere near the coastline. meanwhile, a look at high temperatures so far today. what a wide range from a high of only 57 on the coast at half moon bay to highs of 95 so far at livermore, gilroy and ukiah. we're talking about a 38-degree range there between coastal high and inland high. and tomorrow's highs will be even higher. but before we get to that, here is a live look from sutro tower on this sunny afternoon. these are our forecast features, coastal fog will expand overnight. we'll see triple digit heat in some inland areas tomorrow and perhaps again on saturday. a cooler pattern will deve

in an attempt to make mobile home living more manageable across the country, and plans on living behindanding him a traditional home. and salazar is on board for another year in his rv due to the uncertainty and ever rising rent. >> these people have one fingernail trying to hang on to the american dream and pull themselves up. if we give them half a chance, stop harassing them, they will  get off of the streets.>> reporter: ktvu fox news.>> on ktvu.com you can find more information on the sf homeless project and a list of online resources if you or someone you know is homeless. we have more reports on the issue all this week. >>> san francisco police officers being called heroes after their video of a quick reaction to a street robbery with viral. they were walking down the street saturday afternoon, and you're about to see them get jumped by three men sitting in a car nearby. one woman runs off to go get help, but plain clothes police officers that were staking out the car run up the hill and arrest the suspects. one has his gun drawn, going into the car to get out the suspect, the t

joins us live this morning.ve sparking wildfires dangerous temperatures across the west and southwest. wildfires burning hundreds of thousands of acres. hundreds forced to evacuate. we're live on the scene. the marathon run are attacked by a bear. get this just moments from the finish line and now we know more about the attack because she's speaking out. she'll tell us how she survived that encounter. >>> and what's next for lebron james? the nba finals m.v.p. still celebrating the cavaliers historic win no tout but now there's speculation he may soon be moving on. >>> it is all coming up next only on "gma." matt and tam. >> interesting. >> sixers will take him any day. >> that's right. >> they've got the money, right. >> let's take a look right now and see what's going on. we're noticing some heavy volume. look at this in bucks county. this is route one northbound approaching pennsylvania avenue. if you're heading up towards mercer county you're dealing with this. really heavy from approaching pennsylvania aven

these are live pictures from across the area.cattered clouds moving through the suburbs and for philadelphia, that's a live view looking across the delaware. this is the view from the mellon bank building. sunshine will break through the clouds, seeing more and more sunshine. 80 degrees, by 11:00 this morning. we'll be back in the middle to upper 80s this afternoon. 64 degrees in the suburbs. the fog is quickly disappearing in new jersey. 61 degrees right now. look at the sunshine in the lehigh valley. that's easton this morning, into the 80s by noontime. 80 degrees and climbing into the middle 80s this afternoon. in fact, the forecast is calling for a pretty nice spring day. 87 degrees for the lehigh valley. delaware, see something sunshine now, 85, a little bit of fog in the delaware area. already starting to ease out. at the çshore, seeing sunshine and 75 degrees. we did see some of the thickest fog in wilmington. just the last few minutes the visibility has improved to three miles and the fog has eased in millville and the s

live sex trafficking.ficers found a teenage girl in a home in oakland, 65th street off san pablo avenue. that young teenager told police she had been kidnapped. police took that girl to safety and we have now learned that investigation led to the rescue of two more girls from that same home. police have two suspects in custody, a man and woman both in their 20s. >>> a palo alto man facing charges over parking. the 52-year-old was arrested late last month. he parked in two spots and when a man asked him to move he allegedly went off. the victim who is indian said he started yelling racial slurs, throwing punches and broke his phone. police say he rammed his car into that man's vehicle then drove off. two witnesses saw the thing happen and called police. >>> a series of burglaries in palo alto have police concerned there. two gas stations, a dry cleaner and ice cream shop for hit. in each case the suspect breaks into the business, steals cash from the register then takes off. detectives are trying to figure

here's live doppler 7 hd. a few high clouds and even cloe low clouds moving toward the coastline as is usually the pattern this time of year. right now we have gusts to 25 miles per hour at sfo, 22 miles per hour at hayward. just breezy over the remainder of the bay area, current temperature readings raings from low 60s at the coast to mainly 60s and low 70s around the bay. we have a few upper 70s inland. as we look other a partly cloudy kai, these are the forecast features, morning low clouds and perhaps some spotty or isolated drizzle tomorrow morning, breezy and cooler the next couple of days and a warming trend begins over the weekend. here's the follow fog cast forecast starting at 7:00, much like last night, we'll see low clouds and fog pushing well across the bay and inland kwloefr night. 5:00 tomorrow morning as the morning commute begins, they'll be reduced visibility and maybe wet spots as isolated drizzle is expected. but the low clouds and fog will pull back to the coastline around midday and we'll

team coverage. >> let's begin with larry biel live in oakland. hi, larry. >> reporter: hey, dan. you know, it really will transform into roaracle once the game begins and the fans pack in here. they sold out the watch party in three hours. three hours. and i've got to tell you i just experienced it for the first time during game three. it may be the best 20 bucks you ever spend. when steph curry hit a's three on the jumbotron, this place goes wild. sometimes it feels louder than a real game but without the players running around. warriors fans want to see a lot of steph curry threes because he's been struggling at times and they want toe the return of draymond green. with more on that story, we head out to the q and abc 7 sports director mike shumann who is in cleveland. >> reporter: hello, larry. i'm going to step away because draymond green the man you were just talking about warming up. of course he watched game five at the a's game in a luxury box the you know he's going to come out with some fury. this is the biggest game in franchise histor

live in orlando.to imagine all the hours later people are still waiting just now getting the information they need to know. scott: such a tragedy. this hits close to home for you. alison: absolutely. i grew up right there. that is my backyard, my parent's backyard. i went to high school down the street. pulse used to be lorenzo's pizza where we would go when i was a kid. so to say it hits home, absolutely. my parents told me the other day they were awakened by helicopters sunday night. they said everybody in orlando in that neighborhood is just strong, quiet, somber. but i think the most touching thing for me having that be my hometown is watching the people line up to give blood. i know you have seen the video of that. people with what can i do? is there anything? that outpouring of s that is where i grew up. michelle: it's such a tight knit community. this is a time that you need the shoulders to lean on. it is great to see the video. they had to turn people around because the lines were so long for

so i live in maryland. two-thirds of the population in maryland are all climate vulnerable because we live in the chesapeake bay. we don't live near the chesapeake bay, we live in the chesapeake bay and every bit of vulnerability that affects the bay from weather to rising sea tide to drought or inundation from rain as we've had for the past three weeks, y'all are lucky if you don't live here, this is one of the first weeks we have not had rain every day. and that creates more vulnerability, right? if you have bad infrastructure. how do you get all of the folks on the same page? one of the things is to make sure you're clear about who is central to the conversation and who is central to the conversation are the people who live in the various communities, the people who live in vulnerable areas. and most local jurisdictions don't really recognize or prioritize those vulnerable populations as being essential to the conversation. khalil and i were talking earlier and he's going to say more about the vulnerabil

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looking live here in new jersey, this is 42, hardly any volume as we look live near creek road.o delays if you're coming up from turnersville or deptford. you've got a good looking ride on 42 northbound. one issue we have is construction out there on the delaware memorial bridge heading southbound here, blocking a lane. should be wrapped up at about 8 o'clock this morning. i-95 one of the first places you see volume build and that's what we're seeing here southbound approaching cottman. still not a big delay, though. overall no big jam on i-95 or issue if you're coming from langhorne or bensalem. this is the roosevelt boulevard, southbound traffic headed towards the schuylkill, no problems, no delays if you're headed out nice and early. tam and nydia. >> okay, thank you karen. >>> breaking right now, four people on a south street sidewalk were hit by a car that then caused damage to a business. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live on the 300 block of south street with the latest on that investigation. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam. and police

live in wynnefield, john rawlins, "channel 6 action news." jim? >> thank you, john. >>> house democrats ended their sit-in protest over gun control today after 25 1/2 hours. the demonstration was broadcast live to the world over social media. lawmakers said that they would not leave until getting votes on bills to strengthen background checks and ban sales to people on the no-fly list. while they abandoned that stance, democrats declared victory. republicans branded this just a publicity stunt. house speaker paul ryan dismissed congress until july 5th. >>> pennsylvania democratic senator bob casey, who is a vocal proponent of gun reform, returned from washington late this afternoon. he said that he is proud of house democrats for their sit-in yesterday and says that the advent of social media can help keep up pressure on lawmakers. >> social media and the ability for people to channel their activism is a much more potent tool than it was even three years ago. >> casey applauded a bipartisan bill that went forward in the senate today authored by su

i live five blocks away.'m not worried about blocking my sunlight, but i am worried about it blocking the life of the mission as we know it could i worked at san francisco general for 21 years, were i cared for many many latino patients lived in the mission and taught me a great deal. many of them no longer can live there and some of them actually within garages without running water because they cannot access affordable housing. many of the city workers work at san francisco general commute as far as the delay hell because they can't afford in their minds, to live in san francisco. i want to take issue with a couple of comments that were made early on about the moratorium mother proposition for the moratorium not passing. i believe that the voter breakdown showed very clearly that it passed strongly in the mission, and i think that is a very unfair argument to use. you can see there is a great amount of distrust about the affordable housing aspects of this development ever coming to fruition. this community

clever. >> they are adding to the excitement tonight u a live look again, coming up at 5:55, live here where alan iverson and dr. jay weigh in on tonight's number one pick. >>> switching gears now, the baltimore van driver charged with murdering freddy gray is not guilty of all the charges he faced. this morning, a judge acquitted officer caesar goodson. prosecutors argued that goodson, as the van's driver, was the most culpable in the death. protests stayed peaceful in obama. that's in contrast to the riots this sparked in april of last year. goodson was the only one of the six cops accused in the cops to face a murder charge. porter's trial was a hung jury late last year. nero was acquitted on all charges against him last month. three other officers are awaiting trial. >>> talk about some severe weather. wind gusts up to 100 miles per hour brought down a major communications tower in indiana this morning damaging vehicles at an rv dealership and narrowly missed a propane tank. it could have been worse. it's used for ambulance and voice communications in the area, so they will be work

storm force 10 is out live checking on conditions from the roadways. right now storm force is making its way through trenton, and you can see there's some sun in the skies, but the clouds there are darkening. a check farther south, down the shore. here is a live look at cape may where you can see the sky is still a little blue right now, still trying to hang on, but the storm is coming and let's take a look at the first-a, letter weather radar as it moves through. violeta has been keeping an eye on the storm and she's here with more on the timing and when you can expect to see rain where you live. >> we've been tracking the storms all afternoon and the visibility on the live cam has gotten lower and lower through the course of the afternoon. you can see the rain has started in philadelphia and we do have a severe thunderstorm warning that in effect for philadelphia and the surrounding counties that run through 6:15 and that's that initial box that you see here and we have the second one that popped up while denise was speaking to you and that includes

this is live right now. so folks understand and this is courtesy of a congressman, a representative who is using the platform video service periscope to live broadcast and what we're seeing is folks talking about the gun control legislation and showing signs with photos of victims of gun violence, holding up the name there. we see matt catcher, a victim of gun violence. to drill down on what you're saying the republicans want to wrap this up without moving towards any of the gun related votes that democrats are pushing for. the democrats are saying this sit in continues regardless. what do we see later tonight if there are non-gun votes and paul ryan tries to end this saying this is in long term recess. then what happens. do they have interaction with the police or sergeant in arms? do the lights stay on? >> from the republicans we have spoken to they realize if they shut off the lights or air conditioning that would be a huge victory for the democrats so they're not going do that. if they were to remove the

you can find the seven-day forecast and a live look at storm tracker 6 live double scan radar at any time of the day, on our website go to 6abc.com/weather. >>> high winds fanned a brushfire that ended up damaging as many as ten cars in a walmart parking lot. viewer video shows the scene along route 113 in harleysville around 4:30. you can hear the car tires popping as the fire spread. fire officials are investigating what kicked off the fire, it appears it was a cigarette thrown away in the bushes that may have sparked the flames. >>> students and women's rights advocates used stanford university commencement to express anger over the brock turner case. a judge sentenced turner a former stanford swimmer for 6 months in jail for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman last year. nearly a million people have signed a petition calling for the judge in the case to be removed. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ don't you just love it ♪ ♪ your monday morning, taking a live look at the commodor barry bridge, beautiful out there as the monday morning gets going. 5:55 a.m., 60 degrees. as our coverage of the orlando

live in fremont, andria borba, kpix 5. >> a live look outside right now at the san jose regional medical center where both of the police officers were taken this afternoon. the first officer who was shot is now out of surgery but he is listed in critical condition. the detectives who was involved in the second shooting was shot twice, he is in stable condition. right now a shelter in place remains in effect. kpix 5's betty yu is there with the latest. >> reporter: people have not been able to get into their homes for hours and that is because the perimeter, part of which is behind me is locked down and right now there are multiple search teams in the area. block after block, every corner, and down major streets, cops took position with their guns drawn. k-9s by their side. and helicopters above. >> wow! crazy. crazy. i am scared to be out here. >> reporter: her sister was in traffic at 1:30 p.m. this afternoon. >> and heard gun shots and then she heard them say officer down. >> reporter: that was the first gun battle. he was within 20 yards, he was sleeping in his truck. >> next thing yo

lets look live from sky 6 hd from the jersey shore in cape may. lets get the latest from katherine scott. >> reporter: hey rick, i am at one of the fan give-aways happening across the area today. the fans are loads up in the vehicles and being brought to seniors across the county. the main plan is to make sure residents stay safe and know all the resources out there as the temperatures start to get hot. 300 fans were loaded up at delaware county's office service for the aging. they are heading out to eight senior centers across the county. they are part of the county's heat plan, a coordinated effort to keep residents safe as temperatures soar. peco donated 100 fans and have fan give-aways across the area today. it includes educational brochures to go along with each fan. >> we have a handout with each fan know that you must have the proper ventilation in your home, at least the window open while running the fan, if you don't it creates a convection oven effect. >> we try to provide fans for comfort for the residents. >> home checks for vulnerable

i'm angie goff at the live desk.k to you. >>> and these inconveniences are just getting started. mayor bowser says the second phase will jewe july 3. it will be a complete shut down of orange, blue and silver lines to benning road. >>> and today technology will play a big role in a trial against a virginia lawyer. jurors will see text messages september betwent between andre his wife. defense attorneys hope to prove that he was heavily medicated and just following his wife's orders. the prosecution believes the husband and wife are equally responsible. >>> it was a solemn tribute for a firefighter killed in the line of duty. friends and family honored firefighter john ulmschneider sunday as his name was unveiled on the wall of honor in annapolis. ulmschneider and another firefighter were shot in april when they forced entry into a home. ulmschneider is the 410th name engraved on the wall and the >>> we turn to presidential politics now and decision 2016. hillary clinton now fewer than two dozen delegates short of wha

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back to you. >>> leland vittert live for us. millions around the world showing their support for the 49 lives lost. emerging details about the witnesses sharing their horror stories from inside pulse nightclub. >> bam, bam, bam, bam, bam. >> i started hearing glass breaking. >> trying to be quiet so he wouldn't find us. >> kelly wright is live for us in washington, d.c. with the breaking details on what we now know, the suspect, the terror suspect did during the massacre. good morning, kelly. >> good morning to you as well. in the aftermath people are dealing with emotions ranging from anger and sadness. >> around the world and here in the u.s. throngs of people are gathering for candlelight vigils in orlando. thousands gather to remember the 49 people gunned down and pray for the 53 wounded victims to heal. this snap chat video from a victim inside the club as gun shots range out. (gun shots) >> sadly she did not make it. many relived the horror during the nightclub. >> people's faces blown off, i peaked under the stall and loo

this is a live look right now. sanders has vowed to campaign at least through tuesday's final pray marry in d.c. and he says the convention in philadelphia will be contested next month. at the white house today sanders says he has a long list of issues he'll take to philadelphia despite losing four of six contests on tuesday. >>> an estimated 8 million people voted in the california primary tuesday. that number was just released by the secretary of state's office. that means more than 44% of registered voters cast ballots falling in line with the predicted turnout. the secretary of state's office says 6 million ballots have been counted, 2 million remain uncounted. state law requires counties to report their final results by july 18th. >>> many polls in the days leading up to the primary had the race between clinton and sanders neck and neck. but one survey many thought was an outlier turned out to be right. hooper institution found clinton holding a 13-point lead over sapders she ended up winning by 13 percentage

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we are so lucky that such good people choose lives of service in law enforcement.ou to the people who rendered care at the scene, the "d" ocs, the nurses and emts. this is a federal terror investigation led by the fbi with the assistance as we always do of our state, local and federal partners. the reason for that is there are strong indications of radicalization by this killer and potential inspiration by foreign terrorists organizations. we are spending a tremendous amount of time, as you would imagine trying to understand every moment of this killer's path to that terrible night in orlando to understand his motives and details of his life. you will notice that i am not using the killer's name, i will try to not to do that. part of what motivates sick people to do this kind of thing is some twisted notion of fame and glory. i don't want to be part of that for the sake of the victims and their families. so that other twisted minds don't think this is a path to fame and recognition. while i give you a sense of what we know so far and tell you about what i can about

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they can't afford to live where they used to live. neighborhood and the people there are feeling tread on, and they can't afford, and i'm watching this wave happen all the way from the areas of the city that are traditionally associated with white people and money and all the way out to the areas of the city that are way, way out in the suburbs that people say well, wait a minute. this used to be the country. >> mm-hm. >> what's happening, city people are coming in. >> and eventually, there's 70-year-old black people in the ocean trying to tread water, like welcome to my new neighborhood. >> right. >> there's no doubt portland is a city in transition. and i want to meet someone at the van guard of this transformation. and here he is, local developer ben kaiser. here's ben posing at the site of his latest project. notice anything familiar? yep, that's beverly's house right there. ben's been kind enough to invite me on a tour of one of his new buildings under construction. feels like i've just walked into the belly of the beast. >> hell

mateen lived in port st.cie florida, and born in new york to afghan parents and he entered the pulse nightclub in orlando, around 2:00 this morning armed with an assault rifle and a handgun. andrea klein thomas is following the recent developments on this story and she joins us live from the digital operations center. >> reporter: denise, in the last few hours the fbi announced it was first made aware of omar mateen in 2013 after he made inflammatory comment tosco workers. the following year authorities learned that the now 29-year-old had minimal contact with an american suicide bomber. both investigations did not find mateen to be a threat. >> some of the wounded were carried out of orlando's pulse nightclub and others waited outside for help and pickup trucks were used to take people to the hospital. >> my son was inside the nightclub with his boyfriend and other friends, and i know that his boyfriend has been shot multiple times and is in the emergency room, but i don't know where my son is. no one can te

people used to live like that.nt to do that anymore. now i'm on this piece of iron. >> anthony: bob, aka captain bob, is still here and still living on his boat in the miami river. >> travis: we sit out here and we look like we're enjoying ourselves, but it is really hard work. just sitting here looking pretty, it's not for everybody. but yeah, it's a good life. >> anthony: i've had many friends over the years who live on boats, work on boats, but these were just degenerate wind addicts. this is more of a lifestyle choice for you. >> travis: it is. it's got a machine shop on board. i kind of wanted to go down to the bahamas and get the boat to earn its own keep. of course the economy tanked, now i'm living on it. [ laughter ] >> anthony: the steel hulled achievement doesn't do much moving around these days, but it might have to >> anthony: who else lives like you? >> travis: it used to be very common. it is getting scarcer. >> anthony: how long do you think you've got? >> travis: six months, a year? >> anthony: yea

a live look right now from citizens bank park. going to show that to you, where the phillies festival with a pf begins at 4:00 this afternoon. the players and coaches will sign autographs with thousands of fans they expect will show up. and this is video from the event last year. fans will also have a chance to in the bull pen and bid on a silent auction items, sports, all kinds of sports memorabilia. since the 1980s, the phillies have raised more than $16 million for the a.l.s. association. good cause. >> also happening tonight, barnegat ocean left hander jason groom is expected to be one of the first players chosen in tonight's major league baseball draft. the phillies have the first overall pick, and experts say it is possible they could choose the high school pitcher from their own backyard. >> good afternoon. a beautiful day setting up for us. clear skies as we look live at center city. plenty of sunshine in the forecast today. temperatures starting to rise a bit. but it's still very comfortable outside. also breezy. winds ar

i'm barbara i live a couple of blocks away from the proposed site contrary to what mr. hudson said we live in a neighborhood and have two grandchildren i brought an overheads. >> yes. >> i brought an overhead to show you what in the general vicinity in addition to edward at second the marshall local marshall arts facility mr. hudson mentioned people wants smoke son is premises that is one of the regulations i cemented that not accepting the medical marijuana i'm a biologist we all live several hundreds feet away i have experience with my children being exposed to machinery smokers near a facility i oppose this location this is specific location because of reasons and so if you look at the overhead we have the little gateers preschool and the preschool on lombard street sf art that has in the cal hallow playground all within a few blocks of this location so i wanted to the board to consider that. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> hi, i'm sarah i share the zip code with the proposed location and work with many families in the marina as a family coach a member of t

a live look at oracle arena.the doves are in cleveland with a chance to clinch their second straight title tonight. sellout crowd is expected in oakland. it's going to be a watch party there. watching and waiting to see what will happen. warriors will get draymond green back, but they are without andrew bogut. he's out for the rest of the playoffs. he injured his knee in monday's loss. bogut does not need surgery but will be out. they lead the cavaliers three games to two. >>> talk about sinking your teeth in a piece of memorabilia. fans will have a chance to buy an item never before on the market. steph curry's game-worn mouth guard. the mouth guard could fetch $5,000 on the auction block this august. >> what is he doing with that? >> he does. i don't know. >> next there will be a game-worn sock. something like that. >> you drop anything, we are selling it. >> a lock of hair. we are going to have great weather today for the watch party later this evening. temperatures are cool and we will have well below average

nbc10 will stream them live from 5:00 to 8:00.ou can even watch from your home or picnic for that matter. nbc10 news at 5:00 next. >>> next all new on nbc10 news at 5:00 -- breaking details an alligator attack at the happiest place on earth. we have live coverage from walt disney world in florida after crews recover a toddler's body. >>> why landlords using airbnb will be forced to pay up in pennsylvania. >>> and we have a few showers still now. tomorrow morning, you'll be waking up to rain across the area. i'll show the timing next on nbc10 news at 5:00. >>> nbc10 news at 5:00 begins with breaking news from florida. in the past 30 minutes, we learned searchers have recovered the body a 2-year-old boy snatched by an alligator at walt disney world. the gator attacked the boy last night as he waded in shallow water at the edge of disney's grand floridian resort. the child was vacationing with his family from nebraska. we'll have a live report from florida coming up in just a few minutes. >>> also tonight, neighbors are outraged and

just living our lives.o matter how many times our community has been hit and hurt by violence, we pick ourselves up and say we're going to have pride no matter what you try to do with us. >> now, that candlelight vigil being held here at city hall at the north apron at 6:30 tonight. reporting live in center city, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", nicole, brooke, back into you. >> jan, thanks so much. pope francis is also reacting to the deadly rampage in orlando. >> the pope says he was shaken by the shooting and the vatican released this statement. it says in part: pope francis joins the families of victims and all of the injured in prayer and in compassion. sharing in their indescribable suffering, he entrust cents them to the lords so they may find comfort. >> queen elizabeth expressed her condolances for the victims and families. the queen tweeted: prince philip and i have been shock by the event in orlando. our authority and prayers are with all of those who have been affect the. >> and benjamin n

it's a live look inside the house courtesy of c-span which is taking live stream from periscope.cause the house has turned off the regular cameras. >> congressional democrats say they won't leave until speaker paul ryan allows a vote. they call it a publicity stunt in violation of the rules. >> lawmakers want to vote on legislation that would extend background checks and block people on the terror watch list and no fly list from buying guns. this, of course, comes after the deadly nightclub massacre in orlando. nearly the entire bay area delegation is participating in the protest. >> set up with the rulers that control the house. the rules of the speaker, the rules of the republican party that -- we had enough, enough is enough. >> i'm proud to be here with each and every one of you. it's been frustrating the last few years being in the minority, feeling like not much gets done. our constituents are fed up. the victims' families are fed up. the moments of silence have been followed by moments of inaction. >> congressman mike thompson of napa is also calling for action. his office

live look over the fire here.the emergency response has forced the closure of all lanes of highway 17 in both directions as crews try to fight the flames. we'll have update on abc 7 news at 5:00 and the latest information through our abc 7 news app. be sure you enable push alerts to get instant updates on your mobile device. >>> good afternoon. i'm larry beil. >> and i'm ama daetz. and the heat is on. the temperatures hitting triple-digits and prompting another clear the air day for tomorrow. >> and in east bay hills, where the temperatures were the highest. and our mt. tam, it looks like over 100. 102 in the east bay. we have team coverage starting with ouroÑ m spencer christian our update. >> it has been hot. triple-digits around the area. sunny skies and a little hit of developing coastal fog and high temperatures so far. 102 at cloverdale and livermore, 101 at fairfield and concord. although there are several different readings from antioch, the one we rely on says 109. around the bay, a high of 88 the fremont

if you live in the zip code in society hill where i live, 19106, your life expectancy is 88 years oldn 19132 zip code, it's 68 years old. >> 20 years shorter. >> that means there's a 20-year life sentence. so when you think about it, if you take one sugary drink per day and you're a woman, your risk for diabetes increases by 80%. if you're a man, your risk for heart attack goes up by 20%. american teens, in just a decade, went from diagnoses of diabetes and pre-diabetes from 9% to now a whopping 25%. >> absolutely. >> that is not being talked about. so the question is not about a progressive tax or who they're imposing. they're killing themselves out of ignorance, and the policies are steering that lifestyle in their hands. and if it means that we ought to make it more difficult, then we save money and lives. >> well, new york certainly tried to do it a different way. i'm sorry, nia. they tried to say, "let's limit the size. you can't have the giant 16- and 32-ounce drinks." that failed in court, ultimately. >> of course it would, because what we're saying is, "okay, we're going to le

an estimated 863 million people live in slums.the slum dwellers in india were a separate nation they would be the 13th most populous country in the world. slums are not always hopeless places. >> they are not just sitting and waiting for the government to do something for them. they are creating their own environment. the modes of the infrastructure were built by the city itself. there is a level of do-it-yourself that you see in more poor neighborhoods than neighborhoods because the government wasn't there. narrator: slums must be handled delicately by urban planners. >> what do we do with areas that were developed by communities but lack infrastructure? even if we are assuming goodwill in terms of how we handle them, to provide those areas with quality public services. there are choices that have to be made. which pieces do believe, which pieces do we change? if we don't handle that process in a way that is human and intelligent and aims at protecting the interest of the poorer communities we can end up with massive rates of dis

living. otherwise they win. >> one thing is here in the united states. a whole other ball game going out of the country. >> the department of homeland security say its routinely adapts to changes in terrorist tactics. but experts also warn, very difficult. terrorism simply leaps out. >>> get break news alerts for the latest on the istanbul attacks. you can download our free wusa 9 app. >>> presumptive republican presidential nominee, do weak for not doing more to stop terrorism. he also says america needs to brg back water boarding am. >> but i like it a lot. i don't think it's tough enough. >> reporter: so we can't do water-boarding. but they can do, chopping off heads, drowning people in steel cages. they can do whatever they want to do. >> reporter: on the democratic side, hillary clinton has spoken out against the use of water boarding in the past, calling it torture. today, the clinton campaign announced she and president obama will campaign together for the first time in charlotte next

we'll take you to the ben franklin bridge and have a live check of i-95 coming up. the famously low gas prices in new jersey might not be staying that way, later on "action news." >> 6:14 a.m., there are storms on the jersey shore early, there are a few cells, but it will be okay. >> looks like it is clearing out. karen, how does the traffic look? >> reporter: now that the philadelphia school kids are off we're seeing less volume on the road. we're not dry everywhere, but we're dry at dekalb pike at welsh road no problems coming down from lansdale or doylestown or perkisie. just a few cars out and about. all the area bridges are looking good, as we switch to the live view, westbound traffic, a few more cars on the roads, but no delays. we expect problems on the ben because of the construction we've had admiral wilson boulevard and 38. here we're live in delaware county, i-95 approaching the airport, we see traffic moving fine, southbound traffic right there. in and out of delaware we're looking at an easy 5 or of minute ride between there thereto blue route. i was o

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[ inaudible ] >> so, she lived in -- he lived in st. paul. an adjoining city. >> chief, is there any indication that the professor that was killed contact anybody, authorities, lapd, ucla police, colleagues, anybody on campus to say, hey, this guy is a loose cannon and i'm fearful? >> dave, we don't know that at this point. i will say that in the social media that i have reviewed and i haven't heard anything different from the detectives, contained no death threats. there were some, you know, harsh language and certainly nothing that would be considered homicidal. you know? i know that this individual had or sarkar our individual had issues with his professors that were known to them. i don't think that is a cause for somebody to believe that they're going to be a homicide degree. >> there's nothing that he could have done and didn't meet the threshold to have some kind of protection from somebody? >> the stuff we have seen would not meet that kind of threshold but that doesn't mean there isn't something to discover later and didn't appear he

how more and more are living far, far away from it all. nightly news begins now. >>> good evening, it is a dangerous highly combustible mix of parched landscape and record heat. wildfires have consumed tens of thousands of acres in at least 8 states with no end in site. two of the most dangerous fires are in southern california in santa barbara. well over 1,000 firefighters are battling the blazes. more homes are threatened. steve patterson starts us off tonight from california. >> a race against the clock in santa barbara, california as crews try to get a line around a wall of flames before 50 mile an hour winds called sundowners hit nightfall. >> we have a hard sunday and monday in front of us, potentially. >> firefighters are trying to stop the spread of the so-called sherpa fire. in the midst of it all, a firenado caught on camera. >> the wind picks up, the flames start, the cruiser deployed, they douse the flames until it all starts again. >> 300 residents have been forced to evacuate at a local red cross shelter. they had been campin