the alma mater of scalise. >> we are pleased to be here . it is a great event. >> reporter: it is an annual tradition dating back to 1909. this year they raised over $1 million for charity. >>> in union city a man involved in a domestic dispute surrendered to police. police were called to the house this morning. a woman and four kids came outside but the man would not cooperate. he made statements that concerned officers. >> comments that he did not want to meet with the police. that he would potentially harm himself or officers on scene. >> the man finally surrendered at 11:30. police say he faces a felony charges of domestic violence false imprisonment and making criminal threats. >>> a jury handed down a guilty verdict in a first-degree murder case. lee bell was convicted of murdering his girlfriend pearla louis whose body was found in a suitcase and in the san francisco bay in 2010. evidence shows pearla louis was a victim of domestic violence. that she had been beaten and strangled. lee bell is due in court on august . >>> two search wa

if you are ryan sim herman you have to represent your alma mater virginia if you are attending johnny holiday's golf tournament at the university of maryland's golf course. the nats slugger proudly wearing the u.v.a. gear among a see of terps fans. finally raiders quarterback derek carr is the nfl's first $25 million per year man. he inked a new deal today. which has redskins fans wondering how that will affect kirk cousins's negotiations. remember the deadline is july 17. jonathan: i will better quarterback on every team one a contract -- erin: and the agents. show me the money! jonathan: all right. michelle: tonight everything changes for those young men. jonathan: no question. michelle: nice. doug? doug: we have the story at 11:00. brian van de graaff is in for steve. he will track morning rain and the weekend weather, too. michelle: all right. "world news tonight" with david muir coming up next. jonathan: thank you for watching. see you back here at for years, fios has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise somethi

just ask graduates of my alma mater, paint branch high school in maryland. >> sports allow you to haveining. then when you do attain it, you're like, i can do anything. >> now you're in dental school. you think in large part being a track athlete helped have that kind of aspiration? >> yeah, for sure. >> you learn that there is no limit to all the things that you can accomplish. >> athletics has made me a stronger girl and i didn't even know it. i want all girls to feel this same way. i want all girls to feel like there's nothing that i can't do. the girls on the run athletes show that with each step. >> all right. sarah's doing good! >> some people say that sports are only for boys, but they're for girls, too. >> reporter: all these girls, ages 8 through 11, running it out and talking it through. >> we talk a lot about the way we think about ourselves. what we're going to do is we're going to take a look at a couple pictures. is this a healthy message for girls? >> yes. >> yes. >> does it make you feel good about yourself? >> yes. >> and has it also helped you look at yourself differe

william and mary is also gordon kray's alma mater. this is an hour-long event which is part of a symposium titled, james monroe, presidential inauguration, a bicentennial commemoration and reflection. >> our speaker today is gordon kray. gordon and i go way back to our days when they were on campus. he was from massachusetts and i was from lexington. both of us had spent our lives in virginia. he studied history at william and mary. we were sticking cigarettes and the mouths of sculptures. gordon has gone on to be a prominent sculptor. for many of you, if you have been to st. matthew's cathedral, you will see his culture there. you will also see one of his sculptures in washington, d.c.. most prominently in colonial williamsburg. you will find it in front of the red building at the college of william and mary. it looked worse for wear by 1958. it was put on display in front of the library. this was dedicated in the fall of 1993. introduced by people who have been walking on the street. now he has taken his talents to sculpting james m

overnight a crowed gathered at dematha high school, fultz' alma mater - to watch markelle get draftedfriends and former teamates were all in attendance. they said it was good to watch someone they call their own -- make history. city of brotherly love and their trio of young guys. last year the sixers finished with a record of 28-wins and 54-losses. now to some other local athletes - former sidwell friends star and silver spring native josh hart goes from a national championship at villanova a year ago.. to the utah jazz as the final pick of the 1st round.. but maryland star and upper marlboro native melo trimble did not get drafted.. after leaving the terps a year early.. it's 5: and time for a check on weather. - rain for the morning drive; few pm storms - feeling tropical through tomorrow morning (very high humidity) - saturday morning rain; afternoon clearing next week (very low humidity!) today: morning showers. pm thunderstorms. very humid and breezy to windy. highs: 88-90 winds: sw 10-20 g 25 mph tonight: rain developing. warm and very humid. lows: 71-76 winds: sw 5-15 mph satu

institutes of health, francis .ollins we start with hillary clinton who delivered the commencement her alma mater, else withly college, where she was the first student commencement 1969.r in [cheers and applause]

the actor is accused of drugging and molesting a former basketball coach from cosby's alma mater. in opening statements yesterday, defense attorneys portrayed cosby as a flawed man vulnerable to the claims because of past infidelities. >>> how are you this morning? >> good. >> going to be a nice day and the rain is coming on thursday, especially for the north bay. for us this morning, we have more fog and low clouds along the shoreline and this afternoon we climb to the mid- 80s inland. and that will get us to warm territory for the east bay. around the bay, we cool to the low 70s t and at the shoreline, we manage only low 60s today. the bay bridge is looking okay. 58 at concord. livermore, 53 degrees. and san francisco 52. and santa rosa 47. low pressure is going to increase clouds by late wednesday and that's going to lead to rain spreading south to the golden gate bridge. 2/10 of an inch on thursday would not be a surprise. it's going to get wet in june for the bay area. here come the showers on thursday. forecast highs today. 80 at santa rosa. livermore will be 8 degrees coole

professional at looets take great pride in maters.time to play college knowledge. >> jimmy: representing the university of michigan from the indian pacers glenn robinson and ja len. detroit pistons andre grum monday. gentlemen here are the rules. they're very simple when you hear a question buzz in and answer that question cell. if you don't the other team will get a chance to answer. the winner will bring eternal glory to his school. are you ready to begin. your first question is if a man has an ed pal jalen? >> women. >> jimmy: need a more specific answer. andre would you like to guess. oedipal complex. >> you said what? >> jimmy: we're going to give no points for that one. the answer was his mother. oedipus was attracted to his mother. the next question is which is the largest artery in the human body. the largest artery in the human body. >> wait? >> what? >> google it. >> jimmy: were you reaching back to google it? >> i was. >> jimmy: i don't know that that's not allowed. anyone have a guess. artery one of those things that th >>

club shooting and tonight, there was a memorial girls basketball game held in her honor at her alma mater where she was a star player. alexandria hof was there. >> the world as at her fingertips. akira murray just graduated third in her class. she just signed on to play basketball for mercyhurst university and was sell brad torey trip to ar lopd owe last year when she went out it friends to pulse night club. >> she was dedicated and hard working trying to get better as a person and player. >> for the past year her name was sporn in past tense. murray and 48 others were shot and killed outside of pulse. >> her story did not end there. much like the 1,000 points she scored at west cath lick her story has become a legacy and this event is here to honor that. >> i think this event in putting a lot of love into it and coordinating has helped me put my remotions somewhere. >> where the help of aykra's coach they very joined with family and community members in the first annual akyra memorial game. at half time they were honored with a signed basketball and 76ers jersey. >> i want people to know

that's right, a stretch of broad street just outside their alma mater fwill be renamed boyz ii men boulevardthe street dedication ceremony is part of the excitement leading up to the withawa festi. boys 2 men will be honored at independence hall on july 4th. official ceremonies for welcome america kick off thursday with six days of fun leading into the main event headlined by mary j. blige on the 4th. >>> still ahead, why some health firnl officials fear the proposed senate health care bill could add to the opioid addiction crisis. >>> and are you looking for a new car? why are experts tell us you may want to shop for a used sedan if you want a better deal. we'll explain. in the state that invented the american vacation... a legendary adventure awaits. heroes will rise. bonds will be forged. and memories will be made to last a lifetime. new york state. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer trip at iloveny.com >>> we can show you where the line of heavy rain is moving through. it's moves about 40 miles per hour, so now upper parts of our suburb counties and into the central portions

the service was at his high school alma mater in suburban cincinnati. otto warmbier was released like -- last week from north korea in a coma and six days later, he died. a vigil was held at the charlottesville campus and he would have graduated this year. >> being with auto made life beautiful and i truly believe that he helped me become a better human being. >> more than 2000 people packed the school auditorium joining his family to celebrate his life and to say goodbye. hundreds were turned away. the official cause of death is unknown and his parents declined an autopsy to be conducted on their son. >>> crystal griner throughout the first pitch at the congressional women's softball game yesterday. she was one of the capitol police officers who stopped the shooter at the gop baseball practice last week. she threw the pitch from a wheelchair and is still recovering from being shot in the ankle. the squad of bipartisan women loss maker -- lawmakers lost but they $300,000 for the young survivors breast cancer coalition. >>> president donald trump used th

both green and myers will be visiting in danville later today which is the alma mater. >> it's not what people are talking about this morning. >> draymond is so tall. >> for the common man. >> that will have people talking. it shows you how many amazing players are on this team. mvp, former mvp, executive player of the year, plus wearing a green jacket. >> i love it. draymond green. >> now let's check out the sunshine we'll see later on today in the forecast even though we start out with clouds but this is going to help keep everything nice and comfortable. you may even have to head out the door and turn on the windshield wipers as we may see drizzle around the bay area. here is a look at temperatures you're feeling as you step out the door. we he are in the upper 50s for palo alto. it's 62 degrees in san jose and 56 degrees in fairfield. and looking at those highs this afternoon it will be reaching into the upper 70s to lower 80s and now the seven-day forecast is coming up it at the bottom of the screen. take a look and see how our temperatures trend as we head into the weekend. our hi

a nod to the wounded congressman's beloved alma mater, lsu. >> i think it may be a distraction that a lot of people on capitol hill need right now. >> reporter: the final four, 11-2. a win for democrats who gave the trophy to republicans to go in congressman scalise's office. nbc news, washington. >>> new from overnight, philadelphia police looking for a shooter who opened fire on a man outside a restaurant with a group of people nearby. this was around midnight at germantown and seymour. the victim is in critical condition. police said the shooting was captured very clearly on security camera from a chinese takeout that was open at the time. >>> also new, one person in the hospital suffering burns after fire ripped through a home in delaware county. nbc10 was on the scene in ardmore on east gulf view road. the fire broke out before 2:00. it is under control. >>> checking our other top story that we're following -- a man previously arrested for showing up with guns at a property owned by president trump is back in custody. >> the u.s. attorney's office in d.c. says brian moles violate

to the field, several lawmakers wore purple and gold the colors of louisiana state scalise's alma mater>> everybody wants to play. so we're just -- we're pleased ton here. it's a great event. >> reporter: the game annual tradition baiting back to 1909. this year they raised over million dollars for charity. more than double what they raised last year. at nationals park in washington, lauren plan char, fox news. >>> on your radar tonight, this warmer weather isn't going anywhere for while. live look at ben franklin parkway. such beautiful night out. however our kathy orr is tracking the threat of rain and kathy, man, you spent the afternoon in wildwood which was a wonderful beach day. >> it was. it was a great beach day, you know what it's amazing because we really expect add sea breeze which we did get in the afternoon but on the boardwalk blocked it a little bit temperatures were comfortable it there. looking really nice tonight in philadelphia with partly cloudy skies. a temperature of 68. another night to open up the windows low humidity and cooler temperatures because next couple of

professional athletes take great pride in their alma maters.e're going to give four of them the opportunity to defend their schools with their brains. it's time to play college knowledge. >> jimmy: representing the university of michigan from the indiana pacers glenn robinson and former nba star now espn star jalen rose. detroit pistons andre drummond and caron butler. gentlemen, here are the rules. they're very simple. when you hear a question, buzz in and answer that question correctly. if you don't, the other team will get a chance to answer. the winner will bring eternal glory to his school. are you ready to begin? >> let's do it. >> yes. your first question is, if a man has an oedipal complex, he is sexually attracted to whom? jalen? >> women. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: need a more specific answer. andre, would you like to guess. oedipal complex. >> ep oedipal? >> you said what? >> jimmy: we're going to give no points for that one. the answer was his mother. oedipus was attracted to his mother. >> should have known >> jimmy: the next question

club shooting and tonight, there was a memorial girls basketball game held in her honor at her alma materre she was a star player. alexandria hof was there. >> the world as at her fingertips. akira murray just graduated third in her class. she just signed on to play basketball for mercyhurst university and was sell brad torey trip to ar lopd owe last year when she went out it friends to pulse night club. >> she was dedicated and hard working trying to get better as a person and player. >> for the past year her name was sporn in past tense. murray and 48 others were shot and killed outside of pulse. >> her story did not end there. much like the 1,000 points she scored at west cath lick her story has become a legacy and this event is here to honor that. >> i think this event in putting a lot of love into it and coordinating has helped me put my remotions somewhere. >> where the help of aykra's coach they very joined with family and community members in the first annual akyra memorial game. at half time they were honored with a signed basketball and 76ers jersey. >> i want people to know her

. >> boys ii men returned to their high school alma mater to be honored where their dreams of making it first began. today is the day where the notes are flipped and the romancers can be romanced. >> broad street between christian and carpetanter streets is now boys ii men boulevard. >> they deserve to have the honor here in the city of philadelphia. >> i don't think any of us can truly feel the magnitude of having a block of south broad dedicated to you in front of this fantastic school. >> even with four grammy awards, this tribute to their success means the most. >> the beautiful thing about it is philly believed in us. every time we drove down the street, our legacy is plastered on the street sign for the whole city to see through our generation. >> one of their top singles is the end of the road, but in this case, it's just the beginning of boys ii men boulevard. >> everyone we have gone, we let people know this is where we're from, this is what we're about. we have taken philly everywhere with us. >> denise nakano, nbc 10 news. >>> hey, hey. good morning to you. flyers general

i want to bring it up, my alma mater. byrd stadium. which the time i was there was byrd stadium. i visited, went to games there. history aware of the of the man for whom the stadium is named. but in not being aware, it caused me no great injury. and one wonders, one wonders if several years after i matriculated a student decides, i'm going to campaign against this. i'm going to crusade against this, i'm going to send letters to incoming athletes to let them know that they are playing on a racist field. this isn't a racist field. perhaps a building has the name of someone unsavory on it. and we certainly have seen situations like that. i think some of your better evidence, you may want to address that, i'll preempt it by saying that when a university makes a determination to keep the name of a building the same, and decides that as opposed to taking off the name of this person who has done disreputable things, in some cases participated in lynchings, multiple lynchings, and talked about doing so with pride, and they decide they are going to put a plaque on that building, not to co

that was chosen by the warriors' gm who was montevestistamontevi mater. >>> and the san jose mayor kickedthings off at the comedy championship. >> we're all honored to be joined by the most extraordinary collection of funny people anywhere on the planet. >> he seems to be enjoying himself. they will battle it out for the title of world champ. it's been 11 years since san jose hosted. >> enjoying himself. >> thanks for joining us. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- kristen wiig, paul dano,

institutes of health, francis .ollins we start with hillary clinton who delivered the commencement her alma mater, else withly college, where she was the first student commencement 1969.r in [cheers and applause] ms. clinton: thank you. thank you so much. [cheers and applause] ms. clinton: thank you. thank hillary clinton: thank you. thank you so much. [cheers and applause] hillary clinton: thank you. i am so grateful to be here back at wellesley, especially for president johnson's very first commencement. and to thank her, the trustees, families and friends, faculty, staff, and guests for understanding and perpetuating the importance of this college. what it stands for, what it has meant, and what it will do in the years ahead. and most importantly, it's wonderful to be here with another green class to say congratulations to the class of 2017. [cheers and applause] ms. clinton: i have some of my dear friends here from my class, a green class of 1969. and i assume, or at least you can tell me later, unlike us, you actually have a class cheer. [laughter] ms. clinton: 1-9-6-9 wellesley, yet another

. >> reporter: the colors at night, purple and gold, a nod to the congressman's alma mater, lsu. >> i think it's a distraction a lot of people on capitol hill need right now. >> reporter: the final score, 11-2, a win for democrats who then gave the trophy to republicans to go in congressman scalise's office. last night's game raised more than a million dollars for charity. >> blayne, thank you. >>> a new development into the alleged ties between the trump campaign and russians. "the washington post" reports that mueller is looking into the finances and business dealings of president trump's son-in-law, jared kushner. the fbi also has reportedly been examining the finances of former trump campaign chairman paul manafort, also carter page listed as a foreign policy adviser for the campaign. nbc's white house correspondent kristen welker has more on the investigation. >> reporter: a major bombshell in the russia probe. special counsel robert mueller is launching a criminal investigation into president trump for possible obstruction of justice according to a former senior intelligence off

. >>> news of officer 89er's heroism spreading -- griner's heroism spreading to her alma mater. plan to honor her. griner graduated from a biology degree and helped take her basketball team to the ncaa tournament. we spoke with hood's president only moments ago. take a listen to what she had to say. >> of course i also thought what an inspiration to our students to know that this is one of hood's alum, one of their own that had put herself in harm's danger to protect and serve as she has sworn to do. >> officer gr at hood college from 2002 to 2006. she was a guard on the basketball team and now days away from her 33rd birthday. >> to keep up to date on the investigation of the shooting, download our free wusa9 app. >>> new at 6:00, imagine driving down the road and then it happens, a tree collapses and crushes your car. this happened today on military road northwest near the beach drive exit and wusa9's ileana diaz was heading to another story driving on that very road when she saw it all happen. >> reporter: photographer dion and i were in a news van heading eastward on militar