another patient claims mcguire had to inspect "a rash near her vagina."cguire proceeded to examine and inspect plaintiff's pelvic area and parted her labia with ungloved finger." he's being held on $3 million bond. >> the allegations are deadly serious, that this individual really was preying upon victims, and one of our main goals was to make sure there were no more victims. >> reporter: many doctors get off easy, including the one who lives in this house california. dr. david mata, once playsed in congress, pleaded guilty in 2011 to six felony counts of sexual acts with patients but received only probation, no prison. when we went to see dr. mata, he refused to show his face. but maintained his innocence. >> did you abuse your patients? >> no, no. >> you deny that? >> i have to -- i'm not going to make any comment because you twist things -- >> i'm not going to twist things. you're hiding behind a door. i want to ask you, did you violate your oath? did you violate those patients? >> i'm going to make no comment on that. >> reporter: from the time of his

the 87-year-old left to visit her near baltimore and the nati base mcguire dix-lakehurst, new jersey. the woman got stuck in the sand off the beaten path, her cell the middle of nowhere. she ran the ac in her car in the 100-degree weather until it ran out of gas and drank water from thunderstorms. but monday afternoon, she had lost hope and was blacking out of when the massachusetts national guardsmen stumbled across her. >> i hadn't seen anyone the whole time i was there, and i knew i wouldn't last month day. were these faces there, these wonderful faces, the men. they life found me, and i was -- it was the most wonderful moment of my life. i owe so much to them. >> reporter: them would be these guys, 4 members of d- company, the 166th support battalion. they gave her water, put herror oxygen and got her to the hospital. we hope to speak with the rescuers tomorrow about training drill that turned into a life-saving mission. david and paula, back to you. >> that is a story. that is fantastic, and those guys are all business. did you notice? 3 out of 4 of them in the picture didn't wan

while driving to baltimore, she got stuck on a remote trail in the woods used by tanks at joint base mcguire. >> i have no idea how i ended up there. i wasn't really concerned. i thought somebody'll find me and help me to get out. >> reporter: haskins was travelling with her cat. she had no food or water and her smart phone was dead. >> it was so hot. it was really, really a nightmare. >> reporter: she grew dehidrated and started hallucinating. >> i'd get out of the car i thought i saw a car coming, and i'd blow the horn and i'd wave and holler. and then i'd realize there wasn't anything there. and i knew that was a bad sign. we had a heavy rainstorm monday morning. and i had some bowls that i had brought to feed my cat, and i set those out on the hood, and i got water in so i drank those. that's the only water i had. i was resigned to the fact by monday that i wasn't going to get out. and right after that was when the men came. >> reporter: the men, four army national guardsmen from massachusetts on a training mission at the military base. they stumbled upon her car, gave herp water and oxy

it replaces the clinic that was housed at joint base dix mcguire lakehurst. >>> coming up thieves swipe an american flag from a south yearsy home on the 4th of july. and these were no ordinary stars and stripes, the personal connection that has the family desperate to get the flag back. >>> and the phillies look to sweep the braves in an afternoon scorch scorchers. >>> and stormtracker 6 live double scan showing showers and storms to the west these head our way just in time for lunch time for thursday. we'll let you know if that brings relief to the heat and humidity. details coming up with the accuweather forecast. >>> so there was no winner in last night's mega millions lottery. friday's jackpot going up to 508 million this is the 34th time it has rolled over but there was a million dollar ticket sold in cape may county. sold at erma deli at 635 break water road in erma. police in north wildwood are trying to track down the person or persons that stole an american flag on the 4th of july. if that sounds almost inconceivable. note that the flag as a profound personal flag in the family

. >> oh, [ bleep ] >> eli mcguire walks up to an atm in australia and noticed this. >> just pulled a card skimmer off the atm. >> dude! >> those things are so scary! they're everywhere now! >> i'm not sure that i would have spotted it. >> what the heck? >> they are getting so sophisticated. >> how did he notice that that little black piece looked wobbly? it didn't look like it was stable. he tugged it a little bit and there you have it. >> atms are built like armored cars, they shouldn't be rickety in any spaces at all. >> officials say there are no loose pieces on atms. none at all. if you see something that doesn't look right, tap it. officials say if the camera catches the information of the card itself and the camera catches your p.i.n. number. >> so you almost have to frisk these machines before you use them. what are you supposed to do if you find something like >> if you happen to find something like this you tell the bank and alert the authorities immediately, in this case, the bank is launching an investigation, and they say that all funds will be returned. >> what's right b

andy mcguire. thank you for your per spekt pitch appreciate it. and of course, chuck, her daut wesh chelsea, will introduce her. huge moment for chelsea clinton as well. thank you. >> kristin welker, thank you. let me introduce the panel. mr. fix-it, kris alizza. senior white aide, going to him for all diseases, understanding about ebola, zika, he is your guy. >> appreciate that. >> i want to just do a quick once around. we will take a quick break. but biggest challenge, unique challenge that hillary clinton has tonight, with her speech and ron, i'll start with you, what is the toughest challenge she faces tonight with this speech? >> i think a challenge opportunity. she is speaking after the all time murders row of democratic convention lineups. if you're a politics fan, this is like watching dream team play in 1992. so the bar is high. but i think the opportunity is for her to build on the work those great speakers have done and finish the job here tonight. make the case for herself. and explain why donald trump can't be president. i think a lot

this is mcguire and best. remember this.hat was a good one. >> that's all right. >> the guys are all laughing like they are in june are your high. >> number one, casa blanca. >> humphrey bogart and ingrid bergman. >> how much i love you. how much i still love you. >> that wasn't mine. >> he didn't even open his mouth a little. >> it landed on her chin a little. >> i didn't get to use the one i really wanted. i was just told i was not allowed to. i'll tell you why later. so amanda picked this one, from here to eternity. >> i like it. >> no. that music is ridiculous. >> at least he opens his mouth a little bit. >> i never knew it could be like this. nobody ever kissed me the way you do. >> nobody? >> no, nobody. >> that was good. i like that one, kath. >>> i like "the notebook." >> everybody likes "the notebook." >> rain always works. >> you wrote me? >> yes. >> it wasn't over. it still isn't over. it's one of the movies i own. >> of course you do. >> that was caligula. >> all right. so -- if you want -- all right. so start --

on lincoln drive in marlton, it used to be housed on the dix mcguire base in lakehurst. it's larger and more easily accessible. >>> meantime, meteorologist, melissa magee, is back now with a closer look at the temperatures. it's a long time since a heat wave. >> this is the first day of what could be heat wave number two across the region, we have not seen numbers this high in quite sometime. sky 6 hd showing you penn's landing looking at the delaware river and the temperature in philadelphia coming in at 93 degrees and the dew point is 66 and quite stuffy and oppressive. the south-southwest wind at 10 miles per hour, and a heat index of 96 degrees, and the nature nurture center. the heat index coming in at 96 degrees, it gets a little better at the shore. sky 6 hd at this hour looking at our shot in ocean city. 85 degrees and dew point 74. 86 degrees and the southerly wind and some moisture pushed up from the ocean it feels a little better than inland locations but the excessive heat warning staysp until 6:00 p.m. on friday. we'll track the hot weather and let you know

petty officer james mcguire explains how the dnc is different from their routine patrol. >> you havevigilant, maintain a good lookout, where are people's hands at? how many people are on that boat? >> parts of the water will be closed at certain times but boating during the dnc next week is not off limits. >>> whether you're a democrat or republican, starting today explore the evolution of american politics during politicalfest. nbc 10 hopped on a flash bus with governor ed rendell, get the tour of the seven participating convenient use and museums. see everything from the first draft of the constitution to the dresses that were worn by first ladies. the exhibits are finance for the entire family. for more on politicalfest and the countdown to the dnc, tap the nbc 10 app. >>> and philadelphia will be a no drone zone during the democratic national convention. the faa released this video about the restrictions that will be in place. the restricted area around the wells fargo center, officials are warning people that if they even try to fly their drones, they could be charged. >>> nbc 1

you know the kid from "jerry mcguire? >> yes. with the spiky blonde hair?e. >> no. >> jimmy: he goes into a cage and he fights other humans. >> is he like, tatted up? [ laughter ] are you messing with me? >> jimmy: no, why would you make that up? that's the weirdest thing -- >> because jonathan lipnicki is a -- that is a funny name to be, like, but okay. i'm with it. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: johnny? maybe johnny lipnicki? >> really? >> jimmy: maybe just goes by johnny. >> i wonder what happens to you? they get all jacked -- i mean, i guess so. >> jimmy: you go well -- >> do you like that stuff? like mma and ufc and all that fighting? >> jimmy: i don't really. >> i can't watch it. >> jimmy: it's too violent, though. a little bit. >> yes. >> jimmy: i've seen it and i get it. i go -- i'm afraid of them. >> me, too. [ light laughter ] like i wouldn't want to fight them. >> jimmy: i had them on the show. yeah. they're really -- they're nice. >> i feel like i could outrun them, though. like if ever in a fight, like i feel like i'd be faster. >> jimmy: no, i f

. >> reporter: petty officer james mcguire is at the helm and explains how the dnc is different than> you got to be more vigilant. you got to be, you know, maintaining a good lookout. where are people's hands at? where are people's -- you know, how many people are on that boat. >> reporter: the convention will require security zones which includes part of the delaware and schuylkill rivers but commercial and recreational boating is not totally off limits. waterway closures will happen periodically as they're needed. >> the only times we'll restrict the atraffic is when it's broadcast through on channel 16 and it will be from the mouth of the schuylkill to the island and 500 yards north and south of gerard point. >> we move fast. >> reporter: planning rapid response to anything on the water that threatens the history happening on shore. in philadelphia, drew smith, nbc 10 news. >>> protesters locked together in pvc pipes deliver a message to democrats in washington. about 30 climate activists converged on dnc headquarters. some of them linked up and locking the front door. the group s

mary mcguire explains how it could be a life-saver. >> reporter: hot and humid florida heat combineda four-alarm fire last month at this walmart proved to be a dangerous combination for three firefighters, who were all treated for heat exhaustion. >> it's hot, plus the temperature of the fire itself is extreme, so it's a very uncomfortable experience and you're working, your adrenaline is going, so there's a lot of factors that go into play to get your body temperature up for sure. >> lieutenant kellen was at that fire and has suffered from heat stroke in the one reason why he was fourth in line to test out his department's latest machine. a cross between an air conditioner and a refrigerator. it pumps cold air through a hose and into a hood. >> when you put this on, you're breathing cold air. >> reporter: in just two minutes it can lower a firefighter's body temperature by one greer and when it comes to fighting fires, minutes can mean the difference between life and death. >> as you move up between 104, 105, 106 degrees, many don't make it past 108. >> it really felt good on my bod

they were training at joint base mcguire and found the 87- been there several days. she said her car became stuck in soft sand and she had to collect rain water just to have something to drink. >>> today we are getting our first look inside the new sandy hook elementary school in connecticut. the new building contains no obvious memorials to the 26 people who died inside the old school nearly four years ago. but it was created with them in mind. designed to be above all safe. tim fleischer has the story from newtown. >> okay. sorry for the technical difficulties. we'll come back to that story in a moment. marine crews came to the rescue of a man thrown from his boat from a wave in long island. it happened off blue point. authorities say the boater was operating the vessel during a rainstorm when a wave knocked out to find the missing boater. they found the 21-year-old man an hour and a half later, about a mile from where the boat was discovered. they pulled him from the water, he somehow amazingly, thankfully was not hurt. thank goodness. that water temperature is pr

mcguire released a statement saying in part, "this was my mistake and i feel terrible for the chaos iave caused melania and the trumps as well as mrs. obama. no harm was meant. mr. trump told me people make innocent mistakes and that we learn and grow from experiences. >> some of the noise in cleveland today had little to do with the plagiarism potential first lady. >> demonstrators are making sure they're voices are heard. in fact take look at this protest right here which fired up in cleveland within the past hour. police have made some arrests. officers on horse on foot, on bike working hard to keep the crowds under demonstrators al. these particular ones message not clear at this point. more of course as it comes in. now, our bruce gordon live in cleveland right now. bruce, we just saw protests happening including arrests. you were at a demonstration earlier, though. >> reporter: yeah, i sure was, lucy. i can update you on that arrest that was made just a couple of minutes ago. a woman burning the american flag. that is as far as we know the lone arrest from the rally and protests

in 2014, in ohio, convicted murderer dennis mcguire gasped and convulsed on the gurney for 25 minutesclayton lockett, convicted of rape and murder, was administered an untested combination of drugs. he struggled violently, groaned and writhed. a witness later said it was like watching a person being tortured to death. prison officials moved to stop the execution, but lockett would die of a heart attack 43 minutes after the drugs first entered his veins. lockett's execution prompted president barack obama to call for a wide-ranging federal review of executions. >> barack obama: what happened in oklahoma is deeply troubling. in the application of the death penalty in this country, we have seen significant problems. >> whitaker: most states have laws making lethal injection the only option for executions. with the drugs now unavailable, we have found six states have skirted federal law and turned to black market dealers to get their hands on them. six years ago, when arizona needed drugs to execute an inmate named jeffrey landrigan, it purchased them illegally from a supplier operating o

bikes were also given out at joint base mcguire-dix-lakehurst. >>> now, your nbc 10 first alert weatherl, comfortable today with the low humidity, and it's really kept temperatures down. the wind direction has mostly been from the north and northwest. so temperatures have mostly been in the 80s here. more comfortable outside. 87 degrees in philadelphia. pennsylvania suburbs mostly mid to low 80s as well as the lehigh valley. new jersey neighborhoods, mid-80s. even along the shore we're in the mid-80s and if the delaware very comfortable outside. greenville, 86. marshallton, 87. if you're in odessa, you're at 86 right now. for kent county, temperatures mostly mid to low 80s. dalton, 82. even right along the beaches in sussex county, temperatures near 80 degrees. dewey beach at 78 degrees. we'll keep this break from the humidity going even as we go into tomorrow and, in fact, tomorrow morning is going to be very comfortable. many areas will be in the 60s to start. so look at the lehigh valley for tomorrow. 63 for the morning low temperature. if you're in reading and combined with the low

harbor to baltimore she somehow got stuck on a remote trail in the woods, used by tanks at joint base mcguire-dixurst. >> i have no idea how i ended up there. i wasn't really concerned because i thought somebody will find me and help me to get out. >> haskins was traveling with her cat, she had no food or water and her smart phone was dead. two days passed, and no one came. >> it was so hot, it was real a nightmare. >> she grew dehydrated and started hallucinating. >> i would get out of the car, i thought i saw a car coming and i thought i would blow the horn, and i would wave, and holler. and then i realize there wasn't anything there. and i knew that was a bad sign. we had an effi rainstorm monday morning, and i had some bowls that i had brought to feed my cat. and i set those out on the hood. and i got water in those, so i drank those, that's the only water i had. i was resigned to the fact by monday that i wasn't going to get out. and right after that was when the men came. >> the men, four army national guards men, from massachusetts, on a training mission, at the military base. they stumble

she said the committee is headed up by pat mcguire, the president of trinity university and by the senior vice president of fedex, gina adams. reporting live, sam ford, abc7 news. michelle: as protests against police brutality spread across the country in the last few days the one in minnesota following the shooting death of philando castile raised questions. the i shirts saturday night that read "change starts with us. justice and accountability." castile's name was on the shirt with alton sterling who was killed by police in louisiana. four local off-duty police officers hired for the game walked off the job. police union officials threatened other officers could refuse off-duty assignments there as well. leon: developing in the district, five people have been arrested in connection with the shots fired at police. police say officers were alerted by a shotspotter on alabama avenue. they arrived and someone inside an survivor began shooting at them. turns out no one on both sides were hurt. two men surrendered. seth rich, a democratic national committee staffer was shot and killed early

the burlington county times, preparations underway to destroy chemical munitions found on fort dix mcguireforce. rounds containing chemical agent found on remote area of the base in november. >> in the bucks county courier times, prosecutors want to make sure a lower southampton man cannot sell his home before his child sex abuse case concludes. fifty-two year old lee kaplan accused of sexually assaulting now 18 year old woman when she was a child inside his home. >> from the cover of the times herald, the last thing most of us are thinking about during the heatwave. but six months after a january snowstorm dumped 26 inches of snow and paralyzed parts of the municipality, norristown council has adopted new rules to prohibit parking on portions of 14 know emergency routes. >> that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> well, it is a much needed economic boost for atlantic city. >> the showboat will reopen today. now, there will be hotel rooms, but no casino games. in addition to the 80052 rooms, showboat features restaurant, bar, and coffee house. ce

. >>> and here's a tweet from tim mcguire, the folks that make this country work are not the technocrats high back leather chars and go home at 5:00. thank you for that. (selena gomez's "kill 'em with kindness" playing) play it again. (selena gomez's "kill 'em with kindness" restarts) play it again. (announcer vo) however you use your data, verizon has the best deal. now, get four free samsung galaxy phones, four lines, and 16 gigs for only $150. switch to verizon now for the best deal on america's best network. only on verizon. what if we made a ...you had to seek it out... ...but easier, like taking a left where you usually go right... ...and if finding that paint... ...made you beam with pride... ...is it still paint? benjamin moore. paint like no other. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i

harbor to baltimore, she somehow got stuck on a remote trail in the woods, used by tanks at joint base mcguire-dixehurst. >> i really don't have any idea how i ended up there. i wasn't really concerned because i thought somebody would finds me and help me to get out. >> haskins was traveling with her cat. she had no food or water and her smart phone was dead. two days passed, and no one came. >> it was so hot. it was really, really a nightmare. >> she grew dehydrated and started hallucinating. >> i got out of the car, i thought i saw a car going, and d i thought you would blow the horn and wave and holler, i didn't realize there wasn't anything there. i knew that was a bad thought. we had heavy rainstorm monday morning, and i had some bowls i had brought to feed my cat. i set those out on the hood, and i got water in those. so i drank those. that's the only water i had. i was resigned to the fact by monday that i wasn't going to get out. and right after that was when the men came. >> the men, four army national guards men, from massachusetts, on a training mission at the military base. they stumbl

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with that i like to call up cfo kathryn mcguire to discuss the details of this proposal. >> thank you very much. >> good morning supervise. catherine acquired from sfpd. so, the concept of our proposal is essentially that we would cut our health benefits costs in year 1 x 500,000 dollars, and then increasing that to $1 million in year two with an additional $89,000 $149 the we have available intervening balance for public safety building furniture fixtures and any budget. then, finally, we would realize $1 million in current years salary savings we would be able to offer to the committee at this point. then, so that is alternative proposal and were happy to entertain any questions that you might have. i think that deputy chief sinus is able to speak to the items regarding reform that we are not that apartment is not prepared to accept those to be put on reserve. >> okay. colleagues come any questions right now? i'm sure we'll have discussion you. any questions at the second? this arose when we go to your report. >> is a chairman and members of the committee, as you know the recommenda

with that i like to call up cfo kathryn mcguire to discuss the details of this proposal. >> thank you very much. >> good morning supervise. catherine acquired from sfpd. so, the concept of our proposal is essentially that we would cut our health benefits costs in year 1 x 500,000 dollars, and then increasing that to $1 million in year two with an additional $89,000 $149 the we have available intervening balance for public safety building furniture fixtures and any budget. then, finally, we would realize $1 million in current years salary savings we would be able to offer to the committee at this point. then, so that is alternative proposal and were happy to entertain any questions that you might have. i think that deputy chief sinus is able to speak to the items regarding reform that we are not that apartment is not prepared to accept those to be put on reserve. >> okay. colleagues come any questions right now? i'm sure we'll have discussion you. any questions at the second? this arose when we go to your report. >> is a chairman and members of the committee, as you know the recommenda

. >> they've got an old gang waiting for dave stewart and mcguire to come back. >> or they use one ofr other players. but apparently the cubs need a use one. because they're using one of their coaches. he was suspended 29 games at the end of the season for violating a domestic violence policy. and they interviewed him through his through his interpreter and said what was the interview like. he said he was napping. >> if i'm involved in something serious like that and some guy with three free hot dogs comes up to talk to me about domestic violence. i don't want to talk about a media guy about that. does that make sense? >> yeah. it does. >> you want to talk about how i'm pitching, what i had for breakfast, that's one thing. but if it's a serious topic, i hate to say it, to hell with the media. >> but you also need an interpreter that doesn't say you were napping during the interview. >> that's a good way to blow people off. i don't understand. >> not to deal with the media is to not speak english. a lot more players should try that. >>> and the stupid injury so far of the football seas

mcguire was at the planning commission last week doing kind of a reciprocal presentation on general transportation to the planning commission. this is now a general presentation on land-use planning to this commission in preparation for our joint planning and mta board commission on thursday. >> good afternoon. as director reiskin said this preparation for thursday's joint meeting. last thursday we presented to the planning commission giving an overview of the transportation system and mta's primary strategic goals and programs. i'm now pleased to introduce gil kelly from the san francisco planning manager director of citywide planning. planning department and he and his effort to give us a presentation on transit venues establishment in san francisco. >> good afternoon mr. kelly and welcome >> thank you. chairman nolan and vice chair brinkman board numbers and director reiskin. i'm going to take you into a little different room of conversation and talking about fees and collections and even moving transit stops. we are thinking about the long-range transportation system for the city. our main pre

mcguire was at the planning commission last week doing kind of a reciprocal presentation on general transportation to the planning commission. this is now a general presentation on land-use planning to this commission in preparation for our joint planning and mta board commission on thursday. >> good afternoon. as director reiskin said this preparation for thursday's joint meeting. last thursday we presented to the planning commission giving an overview of the transportation system and mta's primary strategic goals and programs. i'm now pleased to introduce gil kelly from the san francisco planning manager director of citywide planning. planning department and he and his effort to give us a presentation on transit venues establishment in san francisco. >> good afternoon mr. kelly and welcome >> thank you. chairman nolan and vice chair brinkman board numbers and director reiskin. i'm going to take you into a little different room of conversation and talking about fees and collections and even moving transit stops. we are thinking about the long-range transportation system for the city. our main pre

mcguire was at the planning commission last week doing kind of a reciprocal presentation on general transportation to the planning commission. this is now a general presentation on land-use planning to this commission in preparation for our joint planning and mta board commission on thursday. >> good afternoon. as director reiskin said this preparation for thursday's joint meeting. last thursday we presented to the planning commission giving an overview of the transportation system and mta's primary strategic goals and programs. i'm now pleased to introduce gil kelly from the san francisco planning manager director of citywide planning. planning department and he and his effort to give us a presentation on transit venues establishment in san francisco. >> good afternoon mr. kelly and welcome >> thank you. chairman nolan and vice chair brinkman board numbers and director reiskin. i'm going to take you into a little different room of conversation and talking about fees and collections and even moving transit stops. we are thinking about the long-range transportation system for the city. our main pre