head to nbc 10.com or download our free nbc 10 app.e'll announce the winners during the concert tonight. remember, stay with nbc 10 on-air and online for complete coverage of wawa welcome america. check out the effect details plus the holiday weather forecast on the nbc 10 app. >>> right now thousands of people are spending the holiday at the jersey shore they are soaking up the sun before the fireworks tonight. >> nbc 10 sydney is live in ocean city. the beach, of course, jam packed. we can see it from the pier there in ocean city. i got to imagine, you know, a little toughy not many places to put your towels or umbrellas but families are not complaining. >> reporter: they're not can you blame them? across the way on the bode walk. they are handing out the fudge for free and so is the arcade. i'm about to ask these guys if i can have a bite of their ice cream. the traffic going home is well worth all of this. the sunshine, the salty air, and sticking around for the fireworks at 9:00. good luck fining a spot in the seasoned. it's packe

. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with, lester holt. >> good evening, i'm peter alexander in for lester tonight. as americans celebrate the country's birthday, the u.s. is also caught in an escalating showdown with north korea. that rogue regime today crossing a dangerous threshold, for the first time successfully launching what u.s. officials believe is an intercontinental ballistic missile capable possibly of reaching u.s. president trump tonight is condemning the north koreans' latest test, warning that america is prepared to act what are the options and risks of dealing with the dictator kim jung un? we have it covered beginning with nbc's hanse nichols. >> tonight pentagon officials confirming the launch was an intercontinental ballistic missile. the north koreans releasing this these images which could threaten the u.s. the missile launch announced as a miracle on north korean state tv. the country's dictator shown watching the launch through binoculars and on tv screens. aides celebrating afterwards. fired almost straight u

"nightly news" begins right now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> and good evening, to our viewers in the west, and welcome to our new studio home here at 30 rock. >>> the drip, drip of revelations about that meeting involving the president's eldest son and a russian lawyer threatens to become a steady trickle with nbc news learning today that there were other previously undisclosed participants in that meeting including a former russian military counterintelligence sergeant. donald trump jr. released e-mails this week proving he took the june 2016 meeting with the expectation of learning damaging goods on hillary clinton from a russian government attorney. but new information tonight is challenging the younger trump's account of that meeting. nbc's peter alexander has the latest details. >> reporter: president trump tonight back home after taking part in french bastille day celebrations, returning to a parade of problems. nbc news has learned that this man, rinat akhmetshin, a russian-born american lobbyist and a former

. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. >> good evening, i'm savannah guthrie in for lester. it was the first encounter watched around the world. president donald trump and russian president vladimir putin meeting face to face one on one for the first time. every handshake, glance and utterance closely watched, and poured over for meaning. tonight the big question is answered. we've learned the president did, in fact, confront putin for meddling in the u.s. election, but that was just the beginning of a high-stakes meeting scheduled to last 30 minutes that stretched into hours. our team has it all covered tonight, and we begin with nbc's chief white house correspondent halle jackson. halle, good evening. >> reporter: savannah, good evening to you. this may have been the most important diplomatic meeting yet for president trump. formally face to face for the first time with the leader of the country accused of meddling in our election. and that was topic number one for the u.s., with two different stories tonight on how tha

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nbc medical correspondent dr. john torres has the details. >> reporter: sleep problems plague more than one-third of adults on a regular basis, and now new evidence the consequences can be dire. three studies presented by researchers at wheaton college show sleep breathing disorders like snoring or sleep apnea are strongly linked to the buildup of the brain biomarkers for alzheimer's disease. they can appear before people start experiencing signs of dementia. >> sleep is so important. when it is ditz ruptd, it actually increases brain damage that can really accelerate alzheimer's. >> reporter: darrell fos who has mild cognitive impairment knows getting quality shut eye is key. >> my memory is better when i get a good night's sleep. >> reporter: but it hasn't been easy, especially since he has breathing problems and insomnia. he took action getting a c-pap machine, setting a regular bedtime, avoiding caffeine and keeping active with his wife mary. all concrete steps researchers say could delay further decline. how

. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening to our viewers in the west. we're glad to have you with us tonight. president trump says this evening he was unaware until recently of the trump tower meeting held last year in which his son donald jr. hoped to receive dirt on hillary clinton from a russian government attorney. the president defending his eldest son in an interview with reuters just as exclusive nbc video surfaces of the then real estate magnate celebrating with some of the figures now tied to the latest twist in the russian controversy. nbc's peter alexander has the latest. >> reporter: tonight this video shot exclusively by nbc shows donald trump in 2013 attending a birthday party in moscow for his former business partner aras agalarov, tied to vladimir putin. also there his son emin, a russian pop star who asked a trust add soviet during the campaign to set up a meeting with donald trump jr. and a russian government attorney. >> you like russians. >> i like russians. i like him. >> reporter: with the w

that's the nbc set. we'll quarterback our coverage and give you the all access pass to everything going on here. i want to show you this crowd now. think about it. store it in your memory. take a look what it used to look like. thousands of white seats here as far as the eye could see. we were waiting for 4:30 when the gates could open. suddenly they did. back live now. if everyone can wave. there we go. look at this. here waiting patiently. because up on stage there's a big sound check going on for the philly pops. and, of course, boyz ii men and mary j blige. i was bopping to the music for the last few hours. ma mary j blige is here. she's in the trailer back there. that's the excitement right here. erin counting down our special starts at 7:00. about an hour from now. nbc 10 deanna joins us down the way a little bit. people are filtering in. >> reporter: people are roaming here along the parkway. we'll give you an idea where i am. the stage there where mary j blige will be up there near the art museum

. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening to our viewers in the west. glad to have you here tonight. president trump offered an uncharacteristically muted defense of his eldest son today over donald trump jr.'s meeting to gather campaign dirt on hillary clinton from what he believed was a russian government attorney. the president is on a whirlwind trip to paris tonight, but the questions about his son's admission have trailed him. tonight the president answering, saying nothing happened from the meeting, but not acknowledging the explicit emails about the premise of the meeting. russia's support of his campaign. our kristen welker is traveling with the president and has details. >> reporter: president trump dining at the eiffel tower in paris tonight, but unable to shake the russia crisis consuming his white house. >> my son is a wonderful young man. >> reporter: steadfastly defending his son, donald trump jr., after those revelations he met with a russian lawyer. >> he took a meeting with a russian lawyer. not a gov

. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. i'm savannah guthrie in for lester. on the eve of a major summit of world leaders in germany, tensions spilled into the streets. protests of the g-20 meeting turned violent just as the top leaders from around the globe were arriving including, of course, president trump, who tomorrow will come face-to-face with the shrewdest of adversaries, russian president vladimir putin. our team is in place tonight. and in a moment, we'll look deeper into the diplomatic high wire act facing the president. but first, the fiery protests providing a dramatic backdrop. nbc's keir simmons starting us off from hamburg, germany. keir, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, savannah. right now there are still police on the streets of hamburg. at least 15 police officers were injured today, 3 taken to the hospital. a violent backdrop to the g-20 meeting. and there could be further disturbances with 100,000 protesters expected over the next two days. tonight chaos and violence in hamburg. as

. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening to our viewers in the west. thanks for being here tonight. two days after her sudden and violent death, a family remains in search of answers as to how an unarmed bride-to-be was shot to death by minneapolis police outside her home. the 40-year-old australian woman had actually called 911 for help, only to be shot through the door of a patrol car by one of the responding officers. police there offering no explanation as to how and why it happened. and it turns out the police body cameras, which might have shed light, were not operating. nbc's blake mccoy is on the story and has details. >> reporter: justine damond, 40 years old and engaged to be married next month, tonight dead after calling minneapolis police for help. speaking for the first time today, her fiance fought through tears. >> the death of justine is a loss to everyone who knew her. she touched so many people. >> reporter: her soon-to-be stepson by his side has taken to social media. >> my mom is dead because

"nbc nightly news" is next. we'll be back at 6:00. >> see you then. >>> on this sunday night, tale of the tape, the president with a provocative new attack, in a doctored wrestling video, starring him on the same day a member of his cabinet says, there are incredible challenges facing the country. >>> deadly road rage arrest. a suspect turns himself in and is charged with first degree murder in the fatal shooting of a teenager on a pennsylvania highway. >>> cruise ship crimes. when sexual assaults happen on the high seas, they're rarely prosecuted. tonight we look at why in an nbc news investigation. >>> and running wild, growing concern about the future of these majestic symbols of the american west. "nightly news" begins now. >>> when the president tweeted a video depicting him beating up cnn this morning, the reaction was instantaneous, his supporters cheered him on. his critics questioned his mental state. and across twitter, many offered historical context. on this date in 1776, the continental congress vot

. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening. i'm savannah guthrie in for lester. tonight emergency meetings, frenzied phone calls. the u.s. is scrambling to deal with a north korea that is more aggressive than ever and now closer than ever to being able to deliver a nuclear blow to the united states. the north's test-firing of an intercontinental ballistic missile on the fourth of july, no less, was a dramatic and disturbing message and a technical milestone. tonight sources tell nbc news the u.s. was caught by surprise. we begin tonight with janis mackey frayer in seoul, south korea. >> reporter: tonight, new pictures of what north korea claims is its first intercontinental ballistic missile which could strike the united states. the u.s. calling it a new global threat. in an emergency meeting today of the u.n. security council. >> time is short. action is required. the world is on notice. >> reporter: there was new taunting, too. kim jong-un said the missile test was meant to slap the american bastards in their face. t

nbc's dr. john torres explains. >> reporter: at spiller park coffee shop in atlanta today excitement is brewing over new research showing that morning cup of joe may help you live longer. >> thanks. >> i look to be here for a long time. so that's perfect. >> reporter: researchers followed nearly 200,000 people over 16 years and found drinking coffee was linked to reduced risk of dying from heart disease, cancer, stroke, diabetes, respiratory and kidney disease. how much? just one cup a day lowered the chance by 12%. bump that to three and it didn't matter if coffee was regular or decaf. >> they contain a lot of antioxidants. so those are probably the compounds that might have the health benefits. >> i think it's great. i say drink up. >> reporter: from con leche to cappuccino, researchers said the benefits of coffee seem to be the same for men and women from many ethnic backgrounds. >> coffee consumption can be incorporated into a healthy diet and lifestyle. and really there's no long-term harm

. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening. i'm peter alexander in for lester tonight. this evening, as many americans are enjoying this long fourth of july weekend, it is crunch time for president trump. the president at his vacation home in new jersey gearing up for what may be his biggest foreign test yet including the g-20 summit and meetings with world leaders none more closely watched than a high stakes session with vladimir putin. what will he say? will he confront president putin about moscow's meddling in the 2016 election? all of it as president trump lashes out on social media. we have the very latest tonight from chief white house correspondent hallie jackson. >> reporter: president trump not seen but heard today from his new jersey home making calls and making waves with three international hot spots making headlines. in russia, europe and north korea. the president's first face-to-face meeting with vladimir putin set for the sidelines of the g-20 summit this week. now, today, new tough talk from the kreml

for a complete breakdown of the fare changes, visit our website or tap the nbc 10 app. >>> next on nbc caught in the crossfire. a night of celebrations turns into a nightmare after gunmen opened fire inside a nightclub. >>> plus, more than a game. how a local program is using basketball to teach kids skills they'll use on and off the court. >>> and the wawa welcome make events keep on rolling. here's a look at what you can do tonight. we just moved into this house and didn't realize how difficult it was going to be to tie all that space together. with an open floor plan, you need to separate it with furniture. bassett had everything that we needed. fabric combinations marry the rooms together. having someone with bassett has been invaluable. we could've never dreamed up this room without bassett. >>> hitting the court for a cause. this is hoops against bullying meant to bring kids together to talk about ending bullying, how to interact with police and how to be successful in life. little league teams from across the area came out to arcadia university in glennside. philadelphia police

. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. to our viewers in the west. and thanks for being here tonight. we start with the emotional and remarkable moment on the floor of the u.s. senate late today where republicans eked out the votes to advance the debate over a new health care bill. it was right at the climax of that dramatic and deeply partisan moment that senator john mccain, fresh off of surgery that led to his cancer diagnosis, brought republicans and democrats to their feet in a thundering ovation. the widely respected senior statesman returning to washington to cast his critical vote, and then deliver a stunning rebuke on the state of politics in america. and what's been lost in the process. it's where we start tonight with nbc's peter alexander. >> reporter: in the senate's typically quiet chamber, a hero's welcome for john mccain. on this day, the political maverick enjoying a bipartisan embrace. >> i stand here today looking a little worse for wear, i'm sure -- >> reporter: 11 days after brain surgery

. >> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening to our viewers in the west and thank you for being here. o.j. simpson, whose life of fame turned to a life of infamy after his arrest and acquittal in the brutal murders of his wife and her friend, faced judgment on live television once again today. this time as the nevada parole board heard his plea and granted him parole on his 2008 armed robbery conviction. after almost nine years in prison, simpson went from annoyed to remorseful in today's hearing, as he made his case for freedom. the board agreeing not to consider his controversial 1995 acquittal in the trial of the century, something the court of public opinion has not so easily put aside. nbc's joe fryer is in nevada tonight with the latest. >> mr. simpson, i do vote to grant parole when eligible. and that will conclude this hearing. >> thank you. >> reporter: relief washed over o.j. simpson as a nevada parole board voted in dramatic fashion to set him free. the unanimous decision reached after the former football star

===jess vo=== next at 6, a grieving father talks exclusively to nbc bay area news. ===raj/vo=== plus, why critics say the new san jose bart station will turn their neighborhood into a danger zone. ===next close=== next. >>> as we head into the fourth of july weekend, who says you need a beach for summer fun? here in california thousands will flock to the slopes of mammoth mountain where record high snowfall this winter means ski season never really ended. nbc's gadi schwartz takes us there. >> reporter: it's a rare sight to see a snow cat in the summer. >> a big winter like this, they get a lot of chances. >> reporter: rarer still to see santa hats and hawaiian shirts on the slopes. but this is no ordinary season. while heat waves break records across the west, here on california's mammoth mountain -- how much snow are we talking about right here? >> probably about six or seven feet. >> reporter: six or seven feet that we're on right now in the middle of the summer? >> in the middle of the summer. >> reporter: this is the elusive endless winter. >> 80 degrees! >> re

nbc 10 parade float.n at independence mall or live right here on nbc 10 this afternoon at noon. party on the parkway followed by the mary j. blige concert. fireworks spectacular. you can also watch right here on nbc 10. >>> head up. krystal klei and pamela osborne on the float too. bunch of girls and bill. with the parade earlier. stay here. we're going to show you the picture of what we're talking about. stay here. it's worth it. i promise. watching the boulevard. get through this really fast so we can get there. little bit of sun glare. both directions look good. watch for the july 4th concert fireworks. eastbound ramp to spring garden street. closed drive times are easy. >>> all part of my life long pursuit of happiness. we're going to do today. we're going to get sunshine and get clouds and easton is about to get a few showers. possibly even a thunderstorm, but more likely we'll see thunderstorms pop up this afternoon. these are actually dying down as they move into lehigh right now. swing through thi

. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with kate snow. >> good evening. the mayor of little rock, arkansas, says his heart is broken. 25 people were shot and others injured as they tried to flee the venue where a rap concert was under way. two in critical condition tonight. multiple shooters were involved. at least two dozen shots were fired in just 1 1 seconds. police do not suspect terrorism but think it was gang-related. it's the 173rd mass shooting in the u.s. so far this year, a faster pace than last year. gabe gutierrez is at the scene. >> reporter: around 2:30 a.m., the concert turned into chaos. [ gunfire ] gunfire erupting in the crowded club. people running for their lives. >> all units, little rock is advising multiple shootings have occurred. >> reporter: 25 people shot, three others hurt in the stampede to escape. how hard was it to get out of that club? >> hard. >> reporter: frankie was inside. >> in a good mood. like i say, i can't tell you why. just senseless, really. >> reporter: this man lives across the street. he says

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nbc "nightly news" is next. we're back here at 6:00. >> announcer: from nbc news, world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with jose diaz-balart. >>> good evening, we begin with new, dangerous provocations from north korea. two missile launches by the country this month, the latest yesterday, have sparked what appears to be an arms race. rival south korea saying the latest launch of a missile which could reach the u.s., may trigger fundamental change in the security of the entire region. our correspondent is in seoul tonight with the very latest. >> reporter: tonight, striking new images released by north korea. allegedly showing the intercontinental ballistic missile that could put major u.s. cities in striking range. cameras in northern japan capturing video of the missile. falling into the sea just 230 miles off the coast. the videos have not been independently verified by nbc news. the late night launch supervise called the missile t could h as peopl streets of p weeks, there is new n deliv

all these big events right here on nbc 10. stay with us, all morning long show you each of the the events happening today from the wawa welcome america festival. also get updates on free nbc 10 app. >>> now developing north korea is claiming it has launched first intercontinental ballistic missile. one powerful enough to reach the u.s. u.s. officials say it was only an intermediate range missile. released photos of the launch and leader kim jong-un watching. >>> president trump sent out a tweet which reads in part does this buy the have anything better to do with his life. >>> er in chester county father of a teenage murder victim is asking to investigate as hate crime. memorial sits at the spot where bianca roberson was killed last week. david desper turned himself in sunday morning. yesterday investigators collected evidence at his home in delaware county. roberson tells nbc 10 he believes desper had hate on his mind. >> there was somebody he was out to get that day. i believe he choose my daughter because she was by herself

. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening. i'm craig melvin in for lester. >>> some major staff changes at the white house on this friday. it had been a bumpy six months for the man tasked with the job of chief spokesman for the trump administration. tonight, press secretary sean spicer is out. he quit suddenly this morning as a new communications director was announced. his name is anthony scaramucci, a longtime wall street banker and a former fund-raiser for the trump campaign. one of his first orders of business today was naming a new white house press secretary. so what will the staff changes mean for the trump white house? we start tonight with our chief white house correspondent hallie jackson. >> i think that is troubling. thank you guys very much. i appreciate it. >> reporter: in a stunning staff shuffle tonight, a familiar face stepping down and a new one stepping in. >> what about your staff shake-up today? can you explain what you're trying to accomplish? >> make america great again. >> reporter: former cam

you can find a full time line of the crimes on the nbc 10 app. >>> now to an nbc 10 exclusive. >> a jerseyhore city is seemingly under the microscope of federal authorities. nbc 10 uncovered a grand jury subpoena ordering to turn over information about city employees. and we have also obtained documents that show a huge increase in certain prescription drug costs. ted greenberg is working to get to the bottom of it all. >> not happy with it. >> michael becker says he's updebt seth is about his city being scrutinized by federal investigators. >> it breaks my heart. very concerned about it. >> reporter: this subpoena requested last month by the u.s. attorneys office and obtained by nbc 10 asks the city to provide a listing of all police, fire and city employees who have express scripts and direct as part of their health insurance plan. it doesn't say why a spokesman for the u.s. attorneys office says hen can't talk about subpoenas. the subpoena is comes after records also uncovered by nbc 10 show a massive spike in brand name prescription drug costs by city workers. from 714,000 in 2014 to m

. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc "nightly news" with kate snow. >> good evening. with the close of the g20 summit in germany, what is clearer tonight is just how much the international landscape has shifted since president trump took office. president trump departed on air force one this afternoon. white house officials on the plane called the trip a great success. the president himself saying his meeting with vladimir putin was tremendous. but perhaps the biggest headline was how the u.s. stood alone, challenging global leaders on key issues. we begin with hallie jackson in hamburg. >> reporter: heading from hamburg home, president trump leaving a g20 summit that, at times, felt more like 19 on one. the u.s., mostly on its own on trade and climate. but it's the russia relationship now raising the most questions. president vladimir putin publicly pushing his own account of his talk with president trump as a senior administration official tell s nbc news the president pushed him for 20 minutes on the meddling. >> as far as i could, i answered thes

. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news with kate snow. >>> good evening. it happened so quickly, with no warning, parents and kids were enjoying a day at a popular arizona swimming hole when a rush of water swept into the canyon. the flash flooding came after heavy rains near the verde river about two hours north of phoenix. nine people killed, others injured, and intense search is under way tonight for one teenager still missing. steve patterson has our report. >> reporter: rushing, a bit of summer fun. that within minutes turned into a roaring watery death trap. >> holy mackerel. >> there were 14 people that weren't accounted for after the flash flood went through. >> reporter: officials say a family group of 14 people were he debris-filled water swept through the canyon. >> normally it's just a trickle of a creek, but during the monsoon season, it can go from a foot deep to ten feet deep in a matter of minutes. >> reporter: you can see people there clinging to a tree in the rushing waters. video captured by someone who tried to rescue some peop

"nightly news" begins right now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone. thanks for being with us tonight. the staff bloodletting at the white house claimed anthony scaramucci today ousted this afternoon after a stormy six days on the job. the brash new york financier and president trump's new communications director was shown to the west wing exit door on the same day retired general john kelly took over as white house chief of staff from reince priebus. kelly's first order of business apparently fixing what many insiders saw as a big mistake by the'in his hiring of scaramucci. our chief white house correspondent hallie jackson has details. >> reporter: today, the retired general reorganizing his ranks, with new chief of staff john kelly pushing out controversial communications director anthony scaramucci according to sources familiar with the move. it comes not long after scaramucci, originally praised by the president, targeted white house staff with a profanity-laced rant in "the new yorker," one so v

nbc news washington. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> starting with a live view outside eastonpennsylvania where about an hour ago we had dark clouds overhead. looks better now. blue skies and scattered clouds instead of looking at them to the north. now is to the south because they are rolling down into the suburbs and parts of philadelphia now. so our live camera view over center city got a blink at clouds. no rain we are tracking. this frontal boundary slipping in is not providing us with much in terms of showers. you can just spot to the north everyone else still a mix of clouds and sun. there is a second boundary to the south. you see the thicker deck of clouds. these are squishing in over philadelphia right now. if we look farther north this is not providing much. one spot of rain may start to drop a light shower over redding. that is about it at our 5:00 hour. tonight good news is it is looking so weak that i don't think the philly pops concert is affected. 7:00 start time. 87 degrees. still out there. 90s. winds will be like believe that chance of small shower. 83 at 8:

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download the nbc 10 app. strak sto track the storms right to your neighborhood plus get instant alerts sent right to your phone. >>> good morning, everyone. jessica boyington with you right now. check on the roads. watching the schuylkill. we're sitting here with ongoing construction. we've had this pretty much all week long from gulf mills to conshohocken heading up to belmont avenue. lane restrictions here. see them in the camera here. only have one lane going by on the eastbound side. with one lane blocked. starting to see a little bit of a slow drive time too. should be cleared around 5:00. also clear around 5:00 vine street expressway. in between broad street and schuylkill still closed. reopened in the next 20 minutes or so. watching route 73 around 295 in mount laurel, new jersey looks good. both directions. roads are dry. not seeing big backup or delays there. end here with route 202 and drive times. everything looks good on the north and southbound side. speeds back into the 60s. >>> here's a look at

you can count on nbc 10 for updates on air and on our nbc 10 app. as soon as we get new information we'll post it. >>> a mother is dead and her 21-year-old daughter is in critical condition after a stabbing in south philadelphia. the stabbing happened at the mother's home early this morning. they say several boys from the community tried to help that woman. >> i am ploroud of them. i was standing there in shock. they were hands on. >> the mother was unconscious. they rushed her to the hospital. they know who the exboyfriend is they are searching the city for him. >> a woman goes from passenger to taxi driver when she stole a cab. the cab driver, she said she wanted to stop at a store to get some water. she jufrpd in the driver's seat and took off. police caught up with her and she wasn't the only one inside. there was a 23-year-old woman and a ten month old baby in that seat by that time. >> they were being innocent. >> it is unclear if the cab thief was under the influence of anything at that time. >>> the search is on for a m riddled with bullets.

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