members of the committee on missing persons found them.oung turkish and greek cypriots are joining forces to help bring peace to their divided island. irini: i think the fact that turkish and greek cypriots are working together here is very important. it makes a statement about cooperation. i view the committee on missing persons as a microcosm of our future society. a society where turkish and greek cypriots will be able to live together again peacefully. reporter: on average, the committee's scientists only find remains of someone killed in the civil war at one in three excavation sites. even so, more than half of those listed as missing have now been located and identified, and their remains given over to relatives. evren: we're looking for the missing. right now, that's the most important task on cyprus. we're looking for the mothers, fathers, brothers, sisters, uncles -- for everyone. we don't bring joy to people, but we do bring closure. and closure provides an opportunity for a new beginning, which can lead us to peace. reporter: th

they put them as missing. they are not missing, they we re missing.rmation they are dead. a few streets away, another gathering is getting under way. in a community that clearly want something positive to come from this tragic event. a 16—year—old boy has been charged with the rape of an eight—year—old girl in manchester. the attack is alleged to have taken place in a park in the moston area on saturday evening. at least six people have been injured including children after a car collided with pedestrians in newcastle. the car mounted the pavement outside the sports centre. police arrested a 42—year—old woman and they say what happened is not terror—related and within the past hour, she has been released on bail. officials say up to 90 e—mail accounts were compromised, by the cyber attack on the houses of parliament on friday.that‘s about one % of the total number. the attack has been described as a "determined and sustained , " attempt, to identify weak passwords for the e—mails of nine thousand accounts, used by mps, peers and their staff. royal ban

she is still missing.t they are missing or dead or in hospital or something. so many are still missing, the young and old. ali yawarjafari is still missing. mary mendy is also missing. mo tuccu had gone to break that ramadan fast, he is still missing. the search and the anguish continues for so many families, as others here at hospitals across london fight for their lives. the latest information we have is that 37 people are still in hospital. they were taken to six different london hospitals, and 17 are still in critical care at the moment. let's go live now to our health correspondent, smitha mundasad, who is at st mary's hospital. what is the latest picture there? this hospital is the closest major hospital to where the incident happened, and is currently treating the greatest number of casualties. from what we know, 11 patients are being treated here, and three are in critical care. staff here are actually on their third major incident in as many months. this time around, they are looking very closely

. - you call her katherine haik, miss teen usa 2015. - [announcer] the winner of miss teen usa 2015 is louisiana! (cheers) the first runner up is california. - katherine won more than just the crown. she also won a place in the history books. not only was she the youngest contestant to make it to the famous pageant. at 15 years old, she's the youngest winner ever. hi katherine! - hi. thank you for having me. - our pleasure. what was it like competing against 50 girls who were quite a bit older than you? - right. well, i see myself as a really mature 15-year-old. i don't think my age really held me back from having the same experience as everyone else. i made so many friends. i just had the time of my life. it was so much fun. - now, you grew up in a small town in louisiana, what was that like? - i did. well, living in a small town, i love living in a small town. you know everyone. they're so supportive. when i won, they just went crazy. they're amazing. i love living there. - you must be a pretty big celebrity around town? - i would say so. - you actually started playing softball at, t

miss simpkins keeps our school looking great. recess wouldn't be recess without miss basile.rs. mccarthy always has tons of good books to read. which makes for a pretty good day at school. ♪ >> just to recap tonight top story. after 52 hours of deliberations the jury from allegany county in pittsburgh announced this morning that they could not reach a unanimous verdict. the prosecution immediately said they will pursue a retrial. spokesman for cosby andrew wyatt says it's a desperate move on behalf of district attorney kevin steele. of course we will continue to follow this story as it progresses and have more for you tonight at 11:00 on "eyewitness news." now chelsea has got more on our forecast. >> that's right. a lot going on this week including a risk for some strong to severe thunderstorms. as we head into monday. now father's day that's going to be a hot one with a high of 90 degrees. hot and steamy the risk for a shower or thunderstorm during the afternoon. no need to cancel any outdoor plans. just keep an eye to the sky. tuesday behind that front we finally see lower

. —— are still missing. queen has led a minute silence for the victims of the grenfell tower fire. for the victims of the grenfell towerfire. she for the victims of the grenfell tower fire. she was for the victims of the grenfell towerfire. she wasjoined by for the victims of the grenfell tower fire. she was joined by the duke of edinburgh outside buckingham palace where crowds have gathered for trooping the colour. we are expecting to hear an update from the metropolitan police shortly. to tell you what we know so far, 30 people are confirmed as having died but that number is expected to rise. the bbc understands that the number of casualties could be as high as 70. and in the last few minutes it has been confirmed that two tube lines in west london where partly suspended this morning by transport for london amid concern about the safety of the tower. my colleague who is in west london has been talking to the friend of one of the people missing. my people missing. my worries is that everything is very bad a

today the families of some of those still missing are calling for change. of those still missing we of still missing need to act, we need to learr from we need to act, we need to learn from our mistakes, not at the cost of people's lives. the authorities say they're working round the clock to meet the needs of those affected. round the clock to meet we'll have the latest. round the clock to meet also tonight: round the clock to meet all eyes are on brussels as britain prepares for the opening of the brexit talks. prepares for the opening it's prepares for the opening all over. and pakistan thrash their fierce rival and title holders india in the champions trophy final at the oval. good evening. the mayor of london sadiq khan, says the grenfill tower fire disaster, —— the mayor of london sadiq khan, says the grenfell tower fire disaster, says the grenfell in which 58 people are feared to have died, was the consequence of years of neglect by successive governments and the local authority. he says the tragedy was totally preventable. he was speaking as the leader of the local council in k

many people are still missing. the building is still smouldering, 36 hours after the devastating blaze took hold. firefighters who have reached the top floors say there is no hope of finding anyone else alive. my fire fighters were desperate to get in there and desperate to rescue people and we committed crew after crew into a very dangerous, very hot and very difficult situation. up to 600 people lived here. specialist teams are now trying to make the tower safe so they can search for the missing. the faces of some of the many who are still unaccounted for, young and old, many of them trapped on the upper floors of the building. jessica, she is still missing, she was on the news, and it is horrible for me to hear they are missing or they are dead or they are in hospital or something. how did the blaze start and why did it engulf the entire building in just minutes? so many questions and as yet no answers. stay with bbc news throughout the day. good afternoon from west london. firefighters say they are not expectin

miss cheney? miss cheney votes no. mr. jones? mr. jones votes no. miss gaberd? miss gaberd? >> mr. chair, how am i recorded? >> how is mr. knight recorded? >> mr. chairman, mr. knight is recorded as voting no. >> mr. night wants to be a yes. >> mr. knight is voting yes. >> the clerk will report the tally. >> mr. chairman, there were 30 aye votes, 31 no votes. >> the amendment is not agreed to. if there are no further amendments, the chair recognizes the gentleman from colorado, mr. kaufman, for the purposes of offering a motion. >> i move to adopt the subcommittee report on military personnel as amended. >> questions on the motion of the gentleman from colorado? those in favor say aye. those opposed say no. the opinion chair, the ayes have it. the motion is adopted. >> the committee will now report t and postpone recorded votes on amendments to this particular subcommittee mark until consideration of all amendments to this subcommittee mark has concluded. the chair recognizes the chairman of the subcommittee, the gentleman from alabama, mr. rogers. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i wou

many people are still missing.ogs to search the flats, but they say they there is no hope of finding anyone else alive. is my firefighters were desperate to get in there and rescue people and we committed crew after crew into a dangerous and very hot and dangerous situation. the faces of some of some of those still unaccounted for — young and old — many of which were trapped on the upper floors of the building. people are looking for their children and it is so unfair, it is really unfair. this shouldn't have happened. it is 2017. it is notting hilland it is happened. it is 2017. it is notting hill and it is devastating, it really is. i am sorry. questions circulate about the cause of the fire with some attention falling on the cladding around the building. the prime minister orders a full public inquiry. let's catch up with the sport now. it looks as though it will be a pakistan and india champions trophy final. india are closing in on victory in the semifinal against bangladesh. they were put into bat first. 264—

the bbc understands the number of dead or missing could be around 70.llowing a meeting with some of those affected, theresa may admitted the government response, in the initial aftermath had not been good enough. jeremy cooke reports. in the midsummer heat, grenfell tower casts a long shadow. a new dark reality on the london skyline, with the power to shock, and to move. a sight which stops you in your tracks. too much to take in. it's hard to know what to say, yeah. it's just horrific. everyone's busy talking, but yet you can just feel a silence. it's really overwhelming. four days on from the disaster, and with every official update, more grim news. sadly, at this time, there are 58 people who we were told... we have been told were in grenfell tower on the night that are missing, and therefore sadly i have to assume that they are dead. the investigations into how this happened will be complex and lengthy, but the residents' association for grenfell tower and the surrounding blocks is already calling for the council and its management agency to be susp

she did not go missing. he killed her and put her in the woods.hat is worth something to know that and say that. >> reporter: two decades ago sandi johnson missed her son's 5th birthday. as a boy he wondered what happened to his mom. now he knows. sean is grown up and married. he got some of his mom's looks, but also her heart. he wants to become a detective, who helps other families like his own. it took so many years to finally get cliff reed. is that going to motivate you to be a great cop? >> it is. i wouldn't want anything to, you know, happen to cause so much pain to anybody else. >> reporter: while justice for sandi may not look quite like what anyone imagined, her family is taking solace in the beautiful person sandi was and the reflection they see of her in her children. your dad says that he sees your mom in you and in your sister. >> it's just 17 years of built-up emotion, you know. >> reporter: yeah, i know. >> well, 18 now. >> reporter: do you think she would be proud of you and what you've accomplished? >> i think she would. >>> that

swing and a miss. struck out in the inning is over. richmond gets into a little bit of trouble. they go to the bottom of the second. a nice pitch. to thets leading 3-2 bottom of the second inning. republicans had a chance. you can't waste opportunities. >> you see him getting settled in. has not really have the fastball command from the games when he has been spot on. that is a legitimate curveball. starting around the shoulder, the inside corner, dropping all the way to the outside corner about the belt. that iss that today, tough to hit it actually play baseball every day. it will be possible if you can keep that in the strike zone. sun is going down. the skies are getting a little dark. cobalt maybe. there was a breeze out there. i see the flags flying pretty well. a good night. a very good night for baseball. >> starting to pick up the lights. >> mark walker back to the mound for his second inning of work. three runs across fo as a lead it 3-2. this ballpark is full tonight. all the way down around

if you have reported somebody who was missing and you know they are safe and well, call the missing and know they are safe and well, callthe number, so missing and you know they are safe and well, call the number, so that we can identify those we are still trying to find. my heart goes out to the family still trying to find love oi'ies. the family still trying to find love ones. specially trained officers will be in touch with you to support you through this. it is going to ta ke you through this. it is going to take a considerable period of time as we have heard. so that we can do oui’ as we have heard. so that we can do ourjob have a large team of specialist detectives who already investigating this and senior detective, chief detective matt bonner. we aren't meeting with colleagues of the health and safety sedative later on today, to agree how we progressed the investigation from here on in. i iterate again, it is going to be a long and lengthy process. again, my thanks to the community, and the public, for their patience which they are showing, i know this is an exceptionally diffic

she is still missing. she was on the news.n hospital or something. the grief is very public as some received terrible news. but with the grief, a truly heartwarming response. everyone seemed to be carrying bags and boxes of water, clothing and bedding. churches, mosques and community centres inundated with people wanting to help. everybody here is a volunteer. none of us know each other. we just got stuck in and it has been fantastic. real community spirit. it has been good. this was a spontaneous response but as the day wore on, a sense of anger that the local authority was nowhere to be seen. it is just the community doing it by themselves. we are co—ordinating it ourselves. there is growing anger as well about the fire, anger that poor people in a council—owned block could have perished and anger that warnings were ignored. i don't care what anyone says. there is no way that that fire should spread that quickly on a newly refurbished building. we went with residents and said that someone needs to look at it. david collins s

and before tang went missing. when they were actively searching for chhay. sot he was just pretty strange he was kind of jittery and looking at his phone constantly. and was just lost for words it was unusual for me sot it was frustrating for me that bob was able to escape early on we can say that he escaped because he is no longer here to be questioned. (steve) the suspect wanted for shooting a sacramento sheriff's deputy is in custody. the deputy was shot in the face following an altercation with the suspect at a light rail station. the shooting happened at longview drive and watt avenue, just off of interstate 80 in sacramento... the 27 year-old suspect ran into a nearby red roof inn hotel... where he was taken into custody just after 9:00. he was not armed...but authorities the sheriff deputy is a four year veteran of the department.... he is currently in stable condition and is undergoing surgery on his jaw. ((steve)) police are cracking down on illegal fireworks as the fourth of july approaches. ((pam)) this

miss simpkins keeps our school looking great. recess wouldn't be recess without miss basile. and mrs. mccarthy always has tons of good books to read. which makes for a pretty good day at school. ♪ >>> welcome back. well, today we are talking some humid conditions out there. and it's easy to mark that when you notice our visibility is down this morning. because when you've got a lot of moisture in there, you've got higher humidity or higher dew points. with dew points, when temperatures are near each other, you get fog. so visibility is down. 1.75 miles in wilmington. atlantic city at .75 mile visibility. a headsup as you run out the door. you may run into some area where you need to take it a little bit sl slower. we're not going to see a ton of sunlight, except for breaking through the clouds from time to time. and we may see some showers, possibly scattered thundershowers this morning around 9:00 a.m. to noon. we could see an isolated to scattered storm pass by. same deal in the afternoon. we could see a few spotty storms pop up as we get into those late afternoon hours. so

bradley smith missed the race due to an injured finger. start to win his final race on home soil, clocking 10.03 seconds in the 100 metres at the racers grand prix in kingston on saturday. ade adedoyin reports from a noisy national stadium. usain bolt‘s 100 metres was a celebration. 30,000 track fans shoehorned into the national stadium. a night of huge outpouring of emotion and national pride, it was billed as a means to salute a legend. usain bolt saluted them as he crossed the line. the time may have been modest and it was much more than that. there are no words. the support i have been getting from jamaica, i never thought i would reach here. my only aim was to be an olympic champion. i have done what i have done and to be a legend is something i would never have done without the support of my parents, close friends, my best friend. i have that huge support from everybody and the fans ofjamaica came out to support me. i want to thank you guys. i never expected this. thank you for coming out and showing me the support. thank you very mu

the figure of 58 are those that are missing, and i have to assume are dead.heresa may admits the support forfamilies in the initial hours after the disaster "was not good enough", after meeting some of those left homeless in downing street. the queen observes a minute's silence at the trooping the colour parade, in memory of all those who died in the tower and in the recent bombings in manchester and london. in other news, bill cosby walks free from court after the jury is unable to reach a verdict in his sexual assault case. prosecutors will seek a retrial. and we will be looking at tomorrow's front pages, including the observer which says that safety reports were explored before the grenfell tower disaster. —— safety reports were ignored. good evening, and welcome to bbc news. police say 58 people are now presumed dead in the fire at grenfell tower in west london. they also said that the death toll is likely to rise again. the bbc understands the total number of dead or missing could be around 70. today, at downing street, theresa may met victims of the fir

all are missing.nab choucair also lived on the 20th floor of grenfell tower with their parents and grandmother. again all six are missing. birktee haftam and her 12—year—old son birup lived on the 18th floor. relatives have said they have visited every hospital treating the casualties and got no word. zainab dean lived on the 14th floor with her two—year—old son jeremiah. she called her brother and said she had been told to stay in her flat. eventually the phone cutout. mirania ibrahim and her two daughters, five—year—old fatiya and hanya, who is three, were on the 23rd floor. the 30—year—old posted footage on social media from the smoke—filled landing before going back in herflat. khadija saye on the left is a 24—year—old photographer whose work is on show at the venice biennale. she lived on the 20th floor with her mother mary mendy. both are missing. gloria trevisan, an architect, and her partner marco gottardi are from italy. they'd only recently moved into a flat on the 23rd floor. they were unab

they're searching for a missing woman, calling this a critical missing person's case. take a look at your screen here. this is a picture they sent us. this is 58-year-old linda reyle. she's been missing since last night no in fairfax. last seen wearing turquoise pants and a blue shirt. she's diagnosed with mental illness and despite a canine nothing. if you have seen her, please call police. we'll also share a picture on our social media platforms as well. eun, chris? >> angie, thank you. it's 4:45. senate leaders are pushing for a republican vote this week. >> they have to clear a key hurdle today when the congressional budget office releases its analysis of the plan. edward lawrence is live on capitol hill. five republicans oppose this bill. could the estimate win them over or cause more to defect? >> that remains to be seen what the estimate is on this cost of the health care plan. also, you may remember the house version of this. 24 million people more would be uninsured because of the house version of the bill. that caused a lot of fuel to the fire for critics of

charts you can't miss. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> "what'd you miss?" energy prices was the theme of the week, with crude oil slipping into a bear market had to break down the technicals of oil, here is abigail doolittle could. for takingank you the time to join us on friday. it turns out the longest friday of the year. julia was talking about, a big week johnson to a bear market. plus down five weeks in a row, first time we have seen that since 2015. possibly suggesting we could see a near-term bounce. >> i would agree with that in the near term, the moving average in the middle and then bans 10% above and below the moving averages. back in july of 2016, and october-november timeframe of 2016, and even may of this year and in june we are at the bottom, lower bound of these bands. that has been a good level to get long oil for a trade to the upside. something else i like to look at is momentum. that, there's actually a positive divergence between the price of oil and a indicator, the recent low here not confirmed by momentum. i think it trades to the up

just show up. >> the other veterans who missed camp was former first round pick marcus smith.y he skipped practices when he is fighting for playing time. >> i did want to be here, as far as being with my teammates i just decided to stay home. it was a decision i made, not regarding the coach, gm, or my teammate, it was just my decision. >> for second time in three years golden state warriors are nba champions they knock off lebron and cavilers last night in game five of the finals, 129-120 the final. mvp kevin durant talk about the support he got this year after joining the team. >> so many people came to me every single day. i just tried, you know, just to keep grinding and let them know it doesn't, you know, it doesn't go in vein. i'm working. i believe. you know, just every day, man i'm just grinding, and believing in myself that i can make this happen and to do it, and it feels great. >> to the phillies, caesar hernandez will be missing approximately six weeks with that oblique strain and that means he will are out into august. phillies who a tough one in extra innings to

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a very tragic end to this missing person case. fairfax county police now confirming what we had been hearing from family and friends that police have in the remains of a female that they do believe was the victim in this case, that person, the remains were found in a pond here in sterling, virginia, right around 3:00 this afternoon. so just a few hours ago. now police tell me that they haven't have in fact t sneenomeo into custody that they believe is connected to this incident. but that person has not yet been charged we want to show you video showing this young lady that we're talking about. she was just 17 years old. again, we're now confirming that her remains have been found. she was identified as nabra hofanine. what was told to me is there was an event here at the adams center late last night early this morning. she had walked with some friends to a shopping center and was walking back towards the mosque there may have been an exchange of words, something happened with someone who pulled over in a car. friends are saying th

down there they got a program where missing kids come up missing. well, she's on there. he seen it on there, he seen a bunch of details. he went off of them details. they digged in the area where my last victim was killed. they say she's buried there. this is how they played me. they want me to point out where i killed him at. i said, okay, right here. they said, she must be over here, then. they dug the first half up. they didn't find nothing. they went six feet. they did it for like 11 hours. they brought me back next day, are you sure that's where you had him? i'm like, yeah. >> the way we encounter inmates, we will meet people as we travel throughout the jail. so this was the first time i spoke with robert. so when he told me that another inmate had written the letter, it seemed like a plausible situation. >> authorities say wolford had a motivation for changing his story and claiming he had nothing to do with the letter. their unsuccessful search resulted in a new criminal charge for him. >> they say i obstructed the fbi's and cleveland police investigations. >> wol

down there they got a program where missing kids come up missing. well, she's on there. he seen it on there, he seen a bunch of details, he went off of them details. they digged in the area where my last victim was killed, they say she's buried there. this is how they played me. they want me to point out where i killed him. i said, okay, right here. they said, she must be over here, then. they dug the first half up. they didn't find nothing. they went six feet. they did it for like 11 hours. they brought me back next day, are you sure that's where you had him? i was like, yeah. >> the way we encounter inmates, we will meet people as we travel throughout the jail. so this was the first time i spoke with robert. so when he told me that another inmate had written the letter it seemed like a plausible situation. >> authorities say wolford had a motivation for changing his story and claiming he had nothing to do with the letter. their unsuccessful search resulted in a new criminal charge for him. >> they say i obstructed the fbi's and cleveland police investigations. >> wolfo

miss simpkins keeps our school looking great. recess wouldn't be recess without miss basile.nd mrs. mccarthy always has tons of good books to read. which makes for a pretty good day at school. ♪ >> good morning it is 6:00 a.m., friday, june 16 we're following developing news. >> fire leaves a suburban home badly damaged, a man is rushed to the hospital. >> still, no decision in the cosby trial, the jury told the judge they were deadlocked, he told them to keep trying, they are back in morning. >>> o for rain and lookingather's for. matt pellman isrphy has trafficd asmoe look at satellite, there'e question you

sadly, i have missing and therefore sadly, i have to assume they are dead. we have family liaison officers supporting and working with a number of families. that is 52 families. that includes those we believe have died here at grenfell tower and those that are in critical care in hospital. that number 58 may change. i really hope it won't. but it may increase. our focus has been hope it won't. but it may increase. ourfocus has been on hope it won't. but it may increase. our focus has been on those that we know were in there, that we've been told were in grenfell tower. however, there may be other people who were in there on the night that others were not aware were there. that is also an absolute priority for the investigation to establish who they may be. if someone was in g re nfell tower who they may be. if someone was in grenfell tower and they did escape and they haven't made it known to the police or to their family, and they haven't made it known to the police or to theirfamily, i would urge them to contact the police casualty bureau. i don't care the

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miss simpkins keeps our school looking great. recess wouldn't be recess without miss basile.hy always has tons of good books to read. which makes for a pretty good day at school. ♪ >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning. it's 6:00 a.m. now on this wednesday june 14. we have developing news. >> an apartment building in london is engulfed in flames and fears are growing about the structure's integrity and the number of fire victims. >> hey, hey, hey. >> hey, hey, hey. >> hey, hey, hey. bill cosby shouts his fat albert cartoon character's catch phrase as he leaves the courthouse. jurors will be back at work today trying to reach a verdict. >> relief finally arrives from a short but brutal heat wave. it comes with

so many dead and missing. the bbc understands 70 people may be either dead or missing. let's talk to michael hillier who has a friend who was in grenfell tower, your friend raymond friend who was in grenfell tower, yourfriend raymond moses bernard, 63—year—old man, tell us about him and your worries. my worries are that everything is very bad and i am worried that he is not alive. there isa worried that he is not alive. there is a lot of people who are grieving for him right now. my family and friends and relatives, who i know of, and he was a very loving man. he a lwa ys of, and he was a very loving man. he always used to make sure that people we re always used to make sure that people were cared for and looked after. yes, he was very loving. where was he living? which floor? he was living on the 20th floor. quite high? yes, quite high. can you tell us high? yes, quite high. can you tell usa high? yes, quite high. can you tell us a bit about moses? he liked doing horse he was very funny, he loved his food, he always made sure that whenever we were hungry, or if somethi

at least three people died, dozens are reported missing. a roadside inferno in central pakistan claims at least 150 lives. many of the victims were collecting fuel from a crashed oil tanker. i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. also in the programme: a massive relief effort continues in china, after a landslide engulfed a village in sichuan province. more than 100 people are still missing. and, the unifying power of sport. why south korea is proposing a joint entry with the north, for next year's winter olympics. live from our studios in london and singapore. this is bbc world news. its newsday. good morning. it's 1am in london, 8am in singapore and 7:00 in the evening in colombia where three people are known to have died, and dozens more are missing, after a passenger boat sank on a reservoir. the vessel, which had four decks, was crowded with tourists when it began taking on water while cruising on the artificial lake. outside the resort of guatape, about 80km from the city of medellin. many leisure craft quickly went to the assistance of tho

miss simpkins keeps our school looking great. recess wouldn't be recess without miss basile.s. mccarthy always has tons of good books to read. which makes for a pretty good day at school. ♪ >>> time to get one final check of the accuweather forecast. melissa magee has the details. >> a warm one but nice. 82 in philadelphia a warmer afternoon and high up to 81 in allentown and 81 in lancaster and 76 at the coast in cape may and 81 in toms river. we are looking at today and tomorrow the humidity stays in check but by sunday we are back up into the 90s and could go from cool spring to summer. >> right away. >> thank you. >>> here is a look at stories coming up on "action news" at 4:00. freebie friday a jam packed list of give-aways including free pet adoptions and craft classes that won't cost you a dime. >> and an unprecedented gambling bill that makes its way through the pennsylvania legislature, if allowed you could see gambling allowed in airports and bars in the keystone state. >> that will it for "action news" at noon, don't forget to join us for "action news" at 4:00, 5:0

relatives who are missing. people missing. that may include the 17 confirmed dead. we don't know at this stage to what extent the might be an overlap between that figure of 76 and a figure of 17. but it does give you a sense of the scale of this. and u nfortu nately sense of the scale of this. and unfortunately confirms suspicions that the number of fatalities may rise very significantly. so the queen and the duke of cambridge now have left the westway sports centre. let's return of those two will continue with the click rate this, our top story. the devastating fire which destroyed grenfell tower. the bbc understands that at present there could be as many as 76 people missing. the police have said that 17 people are confirmed dead and it is thought that the 17 could be part of the 76 butjust is thought that the 17 could be part of the 76 but just to is thought that the 17 could be part of the 76 butjust to confirm that we don't know that for sure yet. a man who helped fight of terrorists attacking people at lo

she is still missing. she was on the news.y public as some received terrible news. but with the grief, a truly heartwarming response. everyone seemed to be carrying bags and boxes of water, food and bedding. churches, mosques and community centres inundated with people wanting to help. everybody here is a volunteer. none of us know each other. we just got stuck in and it has been fantastic. real community spirit. it has been good. this was a spontaneous response but as the day wore on a sense of anger that the local authority was nowhere to be seen. it isjust the community doing it by themselves. we are co—ordinating it ourselves. doing it by themselves. we are co-ordinating it ourselves. there is growing anger as well about the fire, anger that poor people in a council owned block could have perished and anger that warnings we re perished and anger that warnings were ignored. i don't care what anyone says. there is no way that that fired should spread that quickly on a newly refurbished yalding. we went with residents and sai

a marine's wife had gone missing. i never expected to be a part of this, a huge piece of a murder case. >> my heart just sunk. something had happened. >> we don't know if she's stranded in the desert, if she's being held somewhere. can we find her before she meets a horrible end? >> it was a little suspicious that he waited to report her as missing. >> they treated me like a suspect. >> they were laughing and carrying on. >> we just kind of started developing a bond. >> there was something big going on there. >> had no idea what we were getting into. >> reminds me of indiana jones. >> one wrong turn and it could be your last. >> this really cant be happening. we didn't realize there would be a predator. we know. it just doesn't. >> it was crushing. i cried. i cried for days. i still cry when i think about it. not really sure what type of person it takes to do that. >> reporter: oak ridge, tennessee, nestled along the beautiful clinch river, is an unassuming place with a big story. >> atomic capital of the world, oak r

efforts are underway to find the missing sailors. we'll keep you posted. >>> tensions are running high in minnesota, a police officer was cleared in the shooting death of orlando castile shot and killed during a traffic stop. his girlfriend live streamed the aftermath on facebook live. thousands swarmed the state capital in protest. marchers broke away trying to block interstate 94 in st. paul. police line confronted the crowd. they broke up peacefully. his family stormed out of the courtroom when the verdict was red. >> the system continues to fail black people, my son loved this city and this city killed my son and the murderer gets away. >> the city of st. paul announced or the city of saint an -- anthony will get rid of the officer dispite the acquittal. >>> president trump announced that's under federal investigation for obstructing justice by firing james comey. in response, trump tweeted -- president trump is referring to deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. sources believe the president believe rosenstein and mueller are b

miss simpkins keeps our school looking great. recess wouldn't be recess without miss basile. and mrs. mccarthy always has tons of good books to read. which makes for a pretty good day at school. ♪ ♪ if you want a taste of freedom, keep going. we hold these truths to be self-evident: that all men and women are created equal. we must want our fellow human beings to have rights. stonewall means fight back. stonewall means fight back. discover new york state's rich legacy of equality. plan your trip to our equal rights destinations at iloveny.com >>> this is nbc 10 news. >>> welcome back. from seed to sale. medical marijuana in pennsylvania about to get up and running. granted permits to grow and harvest marijuana. randy gyllenhaal live in north philadelphia. >> permits here in pennsylvania starting next friday. local dispensaries like this one here on north broad street can also learn their fate. it's all sparking a new industry here in pennsylvania. the green revolution well under way. the budding legal pot business taking 12 steps towards fruition. the department of health iss

a twist in the case of a missing five-year-old california boy. we'll tell you who police have arrested in connection and what he's denying this morning. later. stunning video of a teen falling off an amusement park ride. what quick thinking bystanders did that may have saved the young girl's life. and next. members of the g-o-p are divided over the senate's new health care bill. we'll hear reaction after the break. (james) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. (anny hong): pronounced onshore flow today will lead to cooler conditions today and tuesday compared to sunday. modest warming is expected during the second half of the week, however highs will fall well short of the recent heatwave. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) a campaign promise by president trump to repeal and replace obamacare is hitting some roadblocks. members in the g-o-p are split on the no major hot spots. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from t

they have put them is missing, they are not missing, they were there and they are dead.know is to confirm they are dead. a few streets away, another carolling is getting under way in a community that clearly once something positive to come from this tragic event. frankie mccamley, bbc news. the brexit secretary, david davis, says he's pretty sure but not certain, the uk can secure a deal with brussels as it leaves the european union. his remarks come after the chancellor philip hammond said no deal would be "very, very bad" for the uk. here's eleanor garnier. "very, very bad" for the uk. a year after the vote to leave the eu, talks about the terms of britain's divorce have now started — and brexit looms overhead for the prime minister. but a week after the chancellor said no deal would be very, very bad for the uk, the brexit secretary, the man tasked with securing the deal, seems uncertain as to whether he'll get one. i'm pretty sure, i'm not 100% sure, it's a negotiation. again, you said right at the beginning of this, "we are guaranteed to get a deal, you can be sure

"what did you miss?"he june fomc meeting text top billing in the week ahead. the latest economic data on retail sales and consumer inflation will also be carefully participants.ket on was the morning, we get in sales, which will give us a gate on consumer spending and more clarity on where gdp growth is headed. for more on the economy, i want to bring in andrew, founder of sÃo tomÉ research, for his take. research, for his take. when you look at how the economy is doing, what do you see going on? >> we have seen a lot of peak of everything. peak autos, payrolls. now we will have peace consumer spending -- peak consumer spending. scarlet: based on what? >> i have my whole data that i pull it from the broader economy. i am looking at millions of transactions each month in the luxury spending, gambling, drinking, drugs, prostitution. it goes back 25 years that is currently correlated to retail spending with a few months's lead. in february, it started going down. i dismissed that because i thought we had the

phil has not missed a u.s.n since turning pro in 1993. >>> to the third round of the memorial, daniel at 17 his approach shot beautiful. lands on the green right there and rolls to 4 feet away from the cup. unbelievable. well, he would birdie at the hole. he shot four under 68 and has a three shot lead over matt kuchar going into the final round which you can catch right here on cbs3. >> lesley thanks. still ahead on "eyewitness news" tonight sometimes compassion comes from inspected places but one man is showing the world what can be done behind jail cell walls. >> you know, without him there is no program. i mean, bruno has been amazing a. it was just an incredible connection there because he -- and he'll tell you this himself, has been moved. this is his mission in life. >> a chef on a mission. we'll show you how this man is workin >> ♪ >> welcome back everyone. a chicago chef heads up a very special program at the cook county jail in chicago. he's teaching inmates how to cook. the recipe for change program

miss simpkins keeps our school looking great. recess wouldn't be recess without miss basile.. mccarthy always has tons of good books to read. which makes for a pretty good day at school. ♪ >>> fans showed up to view the distress signal. dr. dre pledges $10 million. the rapper is funding the complex at the new compton high school. the school district it will feature state-of-the-art technology and a 1200 feet theater. it hopes it will become a records for the school but also the community. >>> yoko ono is of the co writers, she will receive a co writing credit on the 1971 song imagine. in an interview in 1980, lennon said credits should be shared because he took the context and the lyrics from one of her books. she's 84 years old. >>> one of the stars the talk is leaving. alicia tyler made the announcement. her expanded role in the criminal minds and her hosting duties on who's line is it anyway on the c w. she will stay on until it ends august 4th. you can watch the women of the talk weekdays right here on cbs3. >>> also a couple new movies opening including rough night with