in northwest miami-dade, kelly blanco, nbc 6 news. >>> nbc universal, of course, is the parent company of nbc 6 and >> looks beautiful. >> it does. >>> one of the stories you'll only hear about in florida. a man's fast-food prank lands him in trouble after he tosses a live animal into a drive-through window. >>> on the nbc 6 news tonight at 6:00, a mother's message to a broward teen who vanished months ago without a trace. why detectives are now turning their focus on that boy's father. >>> people are spending hours i'm steve litz, >>> pope francis will b riding in style for his upcoming trip to mexico. the pontiff got to customize the pope mobile himself. his special request, that the windows aren't bulletproof. pope francis will be joined by the bishops at each of the catholic headquarters. he's set to land in mexico on friday. his fourth visit to latin america. >>> she's a modest muslim storm. she's the instagram creation of a young nigerian medical scientist. the 24-year-old started styling a barbie several weeks ago as a way to explore her creative side. she wanted to see the worl

. >>> today nbc universal telemundo enterprises on 21 acres of land which will beope to a new state of the art production facility in miami-dade. comcast will invest more than $250 million to bring all the difrent businesses of telemundo into one facility. the new dploegloball headquarters will include studios where news and sports will be produced. it's said to open doors in first quarter of 2018. >>> a pair of passengers sto lowe's presents: how to plan for the future. happy valentine's day. happy birthday. sorry i forgot our anniversary. happy mother's day. at lowe's. one day a rider made a decision. the decision to ride on and save money. he decided to save money by switching his motorcycle insurance to geico. there's no shame in saving money.y. ride on, ride proud. geico motorcycle, two airline passengers busted in new york. they were stopped with some dangerous items. agents say an 18-year-old woman had a razor blade hidden in her baseballllcap. they found more blades. both suspects are facing weapon charges..% they were stopped within 15 minutes of each other so it's not clear i

we should point out nbc universe al owns a stake in fan duel. >>> breaking news right now on the upper west side where a person has been stabbed in what law enforcement sources tell us was a robbery attempt at the corner of 88th street and columbus avenue. the victim is in serious but stable condition. right now police don't have any suspects. >>> we want to shift gears right now. a . >>> the bagel store is now padlocked. the owner says they needed renovations to help with the growing demand that skyrocketed thanks to social media. it is a big disappoint for customers who showed up to get their hands on those rainbow bagels. >> the bagel is for my wife. today is my wife's birthday. so i tried to get the rainbow colored bagel and give her a surprise. >> poor guy. well, if you're in need for your rainbow bagel fix, the metropolitan avenue location is still open. but workers warn they also sell out fast. >> i haven't tried one yet. >> no. they go fast. >> i am fas natd cinate fascinated. tonight. side. a beautiful day today. but we've got a couple of weather systems, actually three that a

nbc universal owns an interest in one of those and has donated money to sh sneiderman. >>> still ahead, helping foster children who come from abusive were part of their daily lives. exclusive access to a new program the city is running to help them heal. >>> then one little girl learns some devasta ng news about our nation's leader. hear more about her emotional plea to president obama. >>> we are back with a news 4 exclusive. we were given exclusive access to a new program that will touch about 5,000 children growing up in foster care. >> it's designed to teach the kids who come from homes plagued by violence that abuse is not the norm. >> here's melissa russo. >> raise your hands if you think that people that stay in abusive >> reporter: the lesson in this classroom, healthy relationships 101. >> people don't like to be abused. they don't ask for it. and not all times do they understand that this is abuse. >> reporter: for these young teenagers in foster care, it can be harder to distinguish between abuse and normal behavior. >> they've been through it before, they probably still thi

. >> comcast and nbc universal, the parent company that produce it is program own a stake in fan duel. are daily fantasy sports skill or gambling? timothy fong is from the ucla gambling studies program and rick ca are, ro is a sports attorney. thank you for being here. rick, what do you think? is it a game of skill or gambling? >> it's a game of skill based on my prior history. in the 60s i would send draft we would play a forerunner of fantasy and frankly 5% of the entire industry is the daily fantasy industry. the rest of the industry is fantasy on a seasonal basis that nobody questions. i think we'll see in the future most of this evolving into technology companies as opposed to media companies which is another issue. mark cuban is right. >> why do you think the daily fantasy sports are seen one way, season long sports are seen a different way. >> in my opinion season-long fantasy sports is skill based. players are constantly making moves. things are changing. daily fantasy sports is gambling because it is a game of chance. any events can happen that day, alter the game, outcome an

in addition reverend sharpton is a talk show host on msnbc which is o ed by our parent company nbc universal. >>> turning crowd souse rcing to pay for a crime fighting tool. >>> new development in a investigation in a high profile shooting. up next the new clue investigators want you to see. >>> dave price with the forecast. >> we're so close to better weather! sure we need to keep the umm us. we'll tell you what the forecast looks like in a couple of minutes. >> lester holt has a look at what he's working on. >>> ahead why tonight could be the last shot for cruz and rubio to derail trump. another big city warns the residents about high levels of led coming into their homes. a surge in super lice in half the states across the country they're resistant to the them. all that and more when we see >>> on long island police are hoping that surveillance video will jump start the investigation into a shooting of a high profile businessman. two years ago a man was shot in the head and no one has been arrested. >>> a piece of the puzzle that remains unsolve the. police say on the right gary meal yas

comcast the parent of nbc universal says the outage postally affected tv service, but the cause is still unknown. customers lost various channels but kept some of the service. and sports illustrated am swimsuit issue comes with an added feature this year, virtual reality. the magazine's new app has 11 virtual clips of the models. you can view them on your smartphone with or without goggles. sports illustrated swimsuit issue claims a reader ship of 07 million and has generated $1 billion in revenue over its 52 year history. pretty happy fans out there. back over to you. >> i think some pretty happy men suffice to say. thank you very much. >>> at fir grand opening of a pharmacy that will surplus prescriptions. it will be dedicated to collecting and dispensing unused, unopened and unexpired medications for free. the idea is to cut into some of the $2 billion wasted every year in the u.s. whenever medicines are just thrown away. not all medications are available and that includes drugs like vicodin and other controlled substances. >>> an 80s pop music sensation died yesterday in an east bay

. >> comcast and nbc universal, the parent company that produces this program own a stake in fanduel. are daily fantasy sports a game of skill or gambling? timothy fong is co-director of the ucla gambling studies program and rick horrow is a sports attorney and ceo of horrow sports ventures. is it a game of skill or gambling? >> a game of skill based on my prior mystery. in the '60s, i would send draft picks to friends and we would play a forerunner to fantasy. 5% is the daily fantasy industry, the rest of the industry is fantasy on a seasonal basis that nobody questions and we'll see in the future most of this evolving into technology companies as opposed to media companies. fundamentally mark cuban is right. >> tim, why do you think daily fantasy sports is seen one way, season-long fantasy sports competition is seen a different way? what's the rub between those two? >> in my opinion, season-long fantasy sports is not gambling. it's a skill base because players are constantly making moves, changing. daily fantasy sports, in my opinion, is gambling. it is a game of chance. any event c

. >> the networks of nbc universal will be your home for the summer olympics. rio just an hour ahead of us in the eastern time zone, so a lot of the events will be live. >> just seeing her smile makes me excited. and don't forget katie ledecky. >> more gold. >>> if your kids are walking to the bus stop this morning, you might want to dress them in bright colors. could be a little hard to see them in some places. which you can is putting together his school day forecast. >>> a man on fire sucked out of an airplane. the new details coming this about the shocking moments of a flight from somalia. >>> as early as today we could see a preliminary report on the shocking story out of somalia. one person died in an apparent explosion on an airplane. take a look at the scene. it blew a hole into the cabin. officials are working to find out how it happened. the pilot thought it was a bomb, but investigators have not confirmed that theory. witnesses say a man was pulled out of the hole. the rest of the passengers managed to land safely. >>> police in virginia say a man hi

nbc had been in last place for so long, people said it's never coming back. universaldios was fifth out of the six studios. the universal theme park, nothing. suddenly, they're hitting it out of the park. this is still old media, there's life in it, it's a people business. steve burr who runs it, i talked to him this week, he talked about this person that person, cajoling them, stroking them, in some cases firing them. >> and ge sold it for a song. >> they bought at the bottom. but that people business, of course, is how i will segue to viacom. that's an old media business, too. it's all about people as well. especially a 92-year-old chairman who has finally just resigned in recent weeks, he would had this spectacle of where board members have taken him to a neurologist, a psychologist, i don't know who the doctor was to opine on whether this 92-year-old executive is mentally competent to run the company. can we just take notice when you need to publicly take the chairman to a neurologist to ask if he's mentally competent, that should be the answer right there. we shou

comcast is nbc universal's parent company along with nbc 4. >>> i put this story up on my facebook pageofficials are apologizing for sending parents a hurt feeling report from a school in delaware. >> this is getting a lot of attention on facebook and nbc washington app. the sarcastic form making fun of whiners was accidentally sent out to parents in an e-mail with normal school updates. the form says, quote, tell us in your own words how your feelings were hurt as if anyone cared, end quote. the principal apologized to all parents in a recorded message. >> i got two kids, third on the way. whining could get a little annoying even for teachers. >>> last month's blizzard is still causingbi what many hope will help repair the popular beaches that many of you will flock to in a few months. >>> and the strange place a man's four-legged friend was found. t y it wasn' >>> i'm scott macfarlane with the news4 i-team. what is your cell phone worth to you with photos, numbers, and e-mails it's priceless for some people, and we found crooks are area have seen a new crime trend of cell phones lost

. >>> subsidiary of nbc universal is buying popular movie review rotten tomatoes and flixster which willntinue to hold a stake in the combined company. joining us now fandango president. paul congratulations on the deal and thanks for joining us on squawk alley. >> thank you. good morning. >> it makes a lot of fensense. flixster is a social movie discovery site and rotten tomatoes is a popular review site for movies. >> what's our goal. that's all about discovery. making great movie decisions and then ultimately getting access to a movie whether that's going to a theater or seeing a movie at your home. we thought this was a great -- go ahead. >> no, you continue. >> we thought this was a great opportunity to bring together amazing complimentary plans. and rotten tomatoes was the most trusted source online and and it's the leader online. and it's the discovery. this really just rounds out a total portfolio for fans. >> is the ultimate goal though paul to sell more tickets on fandango or is it to sell other types of revenue streams on rotten tomatoes on flixster, on other sites? >> the ult

captioning me possible by nbc universal well, we're home. [men cheering] - oh, listen. that was nice going, mr. parker. boy, is the skip going to be proud of you when he gets back from com-fleet. - well, i wouldn't be too sure about that. wait till he finds out that we stopped off at new caledonia. [whistles] - you did it for a worthy cause, sir-- so that virgil here could stop off and visit an old sick friend. - yeah. well, i saw that old sick friend. she didn't look old or sick to me. - yeah. well, like i said, mr. parker, it was a fast recovery. right, boys? - sure. poor babette was saved by tender loving care. - yeah. virgil's kisses are like penicillin. [men laughing] - yeah. well, i still say i'm not tough enough on you guys. all right, now let's unload these crates, and let's move! that's an order! let's move! - anything you say, sir. why don't you get that one? - oh. yeah. i still say we could be in big trouble, boy, if the skip finds out. - hello, everybody. - maybe you could help me with this end... miss! - oh, no! she stowed away! - babette, what are you doin

captioning made possible by nbc universal - he's here, sir, his plane just landed. he's here. he's here. - who's here? what do you mean, bursting in here like a ninny. - harley hatfield, sir, don't you remember his travel orders? that he was being shipped here for 2 weeks temporary duty? - oh, harley hatfield, so what? - so what? why, sir, he's the number one singer in the country. lay that pistol down, baby oh, lay that pistol down pistol-- - stop that this minute. what's the matter with you wiggling like that in front of your commanding officer? [excited chatter] - a little crowd is gathering to welcome harley hatfield. - oh, they are, huh? we'll see about that. [excited chatter] - 10-hut. attention. - all right, all right, all right. what's going on here? is this a naval base or is this the stage door at the paramount theatre? - well, that's an easy one, sir, naval base. - what are we doing, shutting down the war because some 2-bit crooner showed up here? - oh, he's not a crooner, he swings. haven't you ever heard him, sir? oh, lay that pistol down baby, lay that pistol dow

erika edwards, nbc the university of iowa also stepping in on the issue -- banning the potentially ddngerous boardss in dodoms and dining halls. a safety group is calling for the government toeopen an investigation of fires started in select jeep models. at least 75 people were killed in fires blamed on the fuel tanks not being protected in crashes. the recalls started in 2013 -- but there's been at least 11 more deaths since e ose recalls. the leader of the nonprofit center for auto safety says the repair the company used isn't working and needs to be fixed. the recall includes more than one million vehicles -- including jeep grand cherokees and jeep libertys. many people have their sights set on their dream job -- in according to nasa -- more than 18- thousand people applied for this year's space class in hopes of being an astronout. if chosen -- a person could get the chance to walk on mars -- after extensive training of course. the requirements -- a bachelors degree in engineering, math, or science -- and have at least three years of related professional experience. and one extra require

our joint venture with comcast and nbc universal.anie: do you have a target for how many you want to own? atathan: we would like to be 50 by 2020. that puts us at a disadvantage to the much bigger names and lodging. look at the starwood marriott merger. they will end up with one million rooms and 30 grand. if you look at destination hotels, there is a sense in the industry that bigger is better. there is that sense -- stephanie: bigger is better or the complete opposite, airbnb. jonathan: that is the complete opposite and we like to be somewhere in the middle where we sake smaller is better. we can offer what the big guys do, but the big want to get bigger to compete more effectively with the airbnb of the world. david: explain the mechanics of bite-size matters. is it a matter of brand, reservation systems? what are the advantages of being big? jonathan: the advantage of scale, a large scale to go to third-party intermediaries, expedia, priceline, i have more to offer you, give me a better way on the rooms you are selling for me. al

ge did sell nbc universal and in the time that comcast have been managing doubled the operating cashlow in how many years >> since 2009? >> double. that's pretty good isn't it, bill? >> pretty good. >> yeah. things have aligned. not just all management genius although that's a lot, obviously. >> we're going to talk a lot more about comcast but let's tell you about the other earnings taking place. yahoo! on a lot of people's mind these days, earnings matching wall street estimates. revenue topping consensus. yahoo! says it will consider strategic alternatives for its core internet business possibly against its will. the company announcing plans to cut about 15% of its workforce. shares this morning not moving higher on that news surprisingly. we thought it might. i suspect they thought it would. the ceo will be joining "squawk on the street" at 9:00 a.m. eastern time to explain the plan. >> our guest host is bill miller. chairman and chief investment officer. over the last three years his fund has beat 98% of his peers. his holdings, amazon, netflix, three major airlines, pulte group.

live in university city, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> thank you.about 6:35 this monday morning. today in virginia an army staff sergeant assigned to the pentagon is expected in court. >> he'll be facing murder charges involving a rookie police officer and another woman. police say sergeant ronald hamilton shot his wife and three county police officers who responded to a domestic violence call saturday night. this officer, died from her injuries. it was her first day on the job. >> she clearly had a passion to serve others in a way that went beyond herself. >> the two wounded officers remain in critical condition. the suspect's 11-year-old son who was inside the house during the shooting, was not injured. >>> a 17-year-old boy remains in critical condition after police in salt lake city shot him saturday night. the shooting sparked protests with some people throwing rocks and bottles at officers who were dressed in riot gear. a boy and a man were it had another man with metal sticks. they say the officers ordered them to stop. but when the teen did

mentioned briefly, our joint venture with comcast nbc universal. >> do you have a target?are at 24. we would like to be at the hotels by the year 2020. that puts us at a disadvantage to the much bigger names and lodging. they will end up with one .illion brooms if you look at a core merging, there is a sense in the industry that bigger is better. bigger is better, which the complete opposite, none. >> we like to be somewhere in the middle where we say smaller is better. the big want to get figures of they can compete more effectively with the air bnb's of the world. >> explained to us why this matters. what is the advantage? scale.s the advantage of to go that the third parties and essay i have more to offer you. give me a better rate on the profits you are selling from me. the airbnb that are industry,rupting the the question is, what is the real impact every single day on the u.s. hotel industry. up until now it has been for the consumer. they say they are adding more travelers, not taking away from our bread and butter traveler. we are not so sure about that. really slo

. >>> new this morning, police are investigating shots fired near temple university. nbc was on the scene near cecil b moore and 11th street. the window at the nearby view at montgomery apartments was shattered around 1:00 this morning. temp did notify students about the situation. no one was hurt. >>> also new, philadelphia police are investigating a shooting in center city. gunfire wound a man near 15th and locust streets around 1:00 this morning. we're working to find out the victim's condition. >>> and today, philadelphia school reform commission will vote on a dozen politics for new charter schools. the commission will hear from each applicant and the public before making its decisions. this final step in the process follows a series of public hearings. if you'd like to speak at today's meeting, you must register ahead of time. we have the information on how to register on nbc10.com and the nbc 10 app. the number of speakers will be limited, however. >>> police in delaware are being trained to save lives in a different way today. many of them will learn how to recogn

live in chester, i'm matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> happening today, leaders at temple university willt what comes next as they makeç plans for a stadiumn campus. nbc 10's deanna durante is live in north philadelphia with more on what we can expect today. morning, deanna. >> reporter: this plan so far does not appear to be backed by city leaders. i founded this tweet from city council president daryll clark. he says that temple university needed to include north philadelphia in community stadium discussion, have not seen it. could they see it today? community members are invited to -- [ no audio ] so they are going to be holding that meeting again later today in which they are going to be talking about some of the plans for temple university to build its own football stadium. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 6:36. new information about a traffic stop that ended with a chase and a crash. police now say there's only one suspect in the case. they're no longer looking for a second suspect. only nbc 10 was there as officers handcuffed the drivers in east falls. it started with a traffic stop

nbc universal is an investor in recode's parent company. strong poll numbers carry on primary victories tomorrow? tom brokaw joins us live from the granite state next. >>> tom brokaw has seen all of the win ares and losers, the granite state has to offer. former anchor of "nightly news" joins us from manchester new hampshire to size up tomorrow's vote. it's an honor you're joining us on the program. what do you think? is it going to be sanders and trump making history? >> new hampshire always manages to surprise us going all the way back. you're way too young to remember this, gene mccarthy ran a strong second and that forced lyndon johnson out of the white house in 1968. i remember as well george bush 41 defeated a favorite son in iowa by the name of ronald reagan and thought coming into home territory in new hampshire he would be okay. reagan beat him here and of course went on to a historic place in the american presidency. and then you'll remember just eight years ago hillary clinton was beaten by fresh face obama in iowa, came into new

nbc 10 at drexel university's mandel theater.eant contestants and spectators each asked to bring a book. those will be donated to the organization, mccollum's organization, the birthday book project. >> we're so proud of having her be part of new jersey. we plan on carrying on her birthday book program. >> that program provides brand-new gift wrapped books for kindergarten to 5th grade students for their birthdays. it also promotes the idea that reading is a gift. >> announcer: now, your nbc 10 news exclusive. a heroin user saved and brought back from the brink. only our camera was there as medics used narcan to reverse the overdose. a septa officer raced inside the huntington station yesterday inside the station to help. the man on the platform was convulsing. that's when a medic arrived with a lifesaving batch of narcan, the heroin antidote. in pennsylvania heroin kills more people than car crashes. in south jersey a fire chief recovering from a hack he suffered while battling a fire in ocean beach. crews responded to this home

tracie potts, nbc news, washington. >> augustana university in sioux falls, south dakota has canceled a forum at which justice scalia was to speak. scalia was to be the featured speaker at augustana's "boe forum on public affairs" on march 9th with an address titled "whether the u.s. constitution is a living document." more than 3-thousand people had reserved free tickets for the forum. the school's president says it's unfortunate that people in the community won't get the chance to hear scalia speak. << >> we've been promising a warm- up, and that's what we'll get this week, but in due time! meanwhile this morning, parts of northeast nebraska/southern siouxland saw some brief light snow last night which, along with some patchy fog, could cause a few slick spots on area roads. clouds will exit throughout the day leaving most with some decent sunshine and highs in the 30s and 40s this afternoon. another cold front will sweep across the area tonight which will put our warming trend on hold for a couple more days. it'll also cause an overnight mix of rain and snow for most with some ligh

nbc 10's matt delucia is live for us in university city this morning.what do we know about the shooting? >> well, vai, one of the victims, a 15-year-old boy was taken here to children's hospital yesterday in critical condition. take a look at this surveillance video as i explain to you what police are telling us right now. this was just before 6:00 last night at 31st and tasker in grays ferry. two teens were standing outside a chinese restaurant when a white car rolls by and the teens are shot. one of the teens was able to run a away, the other got inside a restaurant that was right there. witnesses say they heard several shots fired. police say a 17-year-old was hit in the leg and arm. he was able to run to a neighbor's house for safety. that's where police found him inside a little bit later. he's in stable condition at penn presbyterian. the 15-year-old, the one here at c.h.o.p., was hit in the abdomen and foot. he was more seriously injured. police have not specified a shooting just yet but neighbors are pretty angry about this. >> it could have bee

nbc 10's matt delucia is live for us in university city this morning. matt, the shoot was caught on camera. that should help investigators. sp7> that's right, katy. we'll see that video in just a second, the surveillance video. a 15-year-old was rushed to children's hospital of philadelphia in critical condition. take a look at that video. this is what police want everyone to look at right now as i explain what they are telling us. this was just before 6:00 last night at 31st and tasker in grays ferry. two teens standing outside a chinese restaurant when a white car rolls by and the teens are shot. one runs away, the other dks inside the restaurant. witnesses say they heard multiple shots. a 17-year-old was hit in the leg and arm. he ran to a neighbor's house. police later found him inside. he is in stable condition at presbyterian. the 15-year-old was hit in the abdomen and foot. he was the more seriously injured of the two. he's here at c.h.o.p. right now. police have not indicated a motive for the shooting as of yet. detectives are looking for that w

nbc 10 at drexel university's mandel theater.patient contestants and spectators were asked to bring a book. those will be donated to the birthday book project. >> we're so proud of her being part of new jersey. we plan on carrying on her birthday book program. >> that program provides brand-new gift wrapped books for kindergarten to 5th grade students for their birthdays. it promotes the idea that reading is a gift. >> announcer: now, your nbc 10 weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> 5:47, it is cold this sunday morning. skies are clear and temperatures steadily coming down. look at that view from studios, barely a cloud in the sky. the wind down here. still enough of a breeze around to make it feel like it's in the 20s. philadelphia international 37, winds out of the southwest at 11 mile an hour. that southwesterly wind will continue. that will help with the warm-up. this morning a windchill of 29 degrees. and chilly but sunshine is going to be bright. it will be a morning chill but a quick warm-up into the 60s this afterno

this is about nbc universal. >> it is. >> old media showing new tricks. >> beautiful story. >> lovely james stewart. this is good. if i can just, can you tape everything else? >> what's going on. >> cut it out -- >> story about comcast. >> it's in the "new york times" which i won't look at. coming up -- they got 18,000 word story on concussion for super bowl weekend. somebody's got to do it. >>> welcome back to "squawk box". among the stocks that we're watching, jc penney said it's sploerg the saefl its home office build in plano, texas. it would lease back that real estate. tyson food shares jumping the pre-market trading. poultry producer beat estimates. added 50 million shares to it's buy back program but cut its revenue forecast. coca-cola gra extra up graded to neutral. i wonder what they are thinking there. coming up, it's almost here the report of the day, the month maybe the year the government's read on jobs. we'll do it straight ahead as we head to a break. take a look at u.s. equity futures. look at the dow. we're back in a moment. ♪ ♪ it's the final countdown >>> we are no

live from the university of miami, nbc 6 news. >>> a new top cop now running the show i miami-dade. just last week juan perez was named director of south florida's largest police force. >> reporter: juan perez has wanted to wear a badge since he was a little kid. >> i was brought up with that mentality that we should serve and do something better and protect others and be in a position to fight whenever you can. >> repoer: he joined the miami-dade police department in 1990 coming up through the ranks as interim director. now he's the top cop. his department faces violent challenges. 24 children were killed, most of them shot to death, in this county last year. director perez is already trying to change that culture. >> our effort is try to develop the clock that they feel comfort with us, but we're just a piece of the puzzle. >> reporter: his officers are working with ministers and community leaders coming up with a strategy to mentor local children and offer them a way out of violence.. >> so we can capture those kids that are truly at risk.k. they're easily identifiable. >> report

today a new case at santa clara university. nbc bay area's michelle roberts is on the santa clara campus. michelle how's the school responding to today's developments? >> reporter: well, they have a free clinic. it is a very busy place tonight. hundreds of students have been lined up for hours. take a look behind me. i just talked to some students at the front of the line. they say they've been here for about three hours. so far 500 students have been vaccinated. >> i knew that everyone and their mother was going to show up for a vaccine. so i really wanted to make sure i got on this. >> reporter: this young man lined up hours before the doors opened at the santa clara free clinic today. >> it worries me for people who won't get the vaccine. not 1 hurrican . >> reporter: a third undergrad student has been hospitalized and tested positive for meningitis. we're told all three students were infected with the group b strain which is not protected by the most common vaccine that many current college students received as kids. >> the vac

nbc news. the university of iowa has also stepped in on the issue of hoverboards -- banning the potentially dangerous boards in dorms and dining halls on a safety group is calling for the government to re- open an investigation of fires started in select jeep models... at least 75 people were killed in fires blamed on the fuel tanks not being protected in crashes... the recalls started in 2013 -- but there's been at least 11 more deaths since those recalls... the recall includes more than one million vehicles -- including jeep grand cherokees and jeep libertys... coming up in the next half hour of today in iowa... a beloved author has passed away...but why her hometown says her legacy8will live on. plus...it's being called the most powerful storm ever recorded in the southern hemisphere. we will take a look at a cyclone plus.. author harperee passed away...but her hometown in alabama says her legacac will live on forever. then...a powerful storm is hitting fiji right now..we wll take a lo at some of mother nature's destruction in just a bit. welcome back to today in iowa. thanks so much for joining u

"nbc 10 news today's" matt delucia is live for us outside children's hospital in university city withmore. matt, what are you finding out? >> well, katy, both of these teens were taken to the hospital, within a 15-year-old was taken here to children's hospital of philadelphia as a result of this shooting. surveillance video that shows what police have been telling us. this was just before 6:00 last night at 31st and tasker. two teens standing outside a chinese restaurant when a white car rolls by and the teens are shot. one runs away, the other ducks inside the restaurant. witnesses say they heard multiple shots. police say a 17-year-old was hit in the leg and arm. he was able to run to a neighbor's house for safety where police found him inside. he is in stable condition over at penn presbyterian hospital. the 15-year-old who is here at c.h.o.p. was hit in the abdomen and foot. he was the more seriously injured of the two. police have not specified a motive for the shooting as of yet. they are looking for that white car seen in that surveillance video. i'm live in university city, ma

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on june 26, 2015, univision canceled its broadcast of trump's miss universe pageant. nbchen announced it will not air the miss universe or the miss u.s.a. pageants and macy's removed trump merchandise from its stores. but trump stayed resolution in his message. >> we are taking mexico's problems. mexico is beating us on trade and they are beating us at the border. but mexico doesn't want to take these people so what do they do? they send them to our stupid politicians and we have sanctuary cities and we have all of this nonsense. >> controversy didn't seem to hurt him. by mid-july he passed the great establishment hope, jeb bush in the polls, who is finding his audience. >> hey, i like this guy. he's saying what we are saying in the pool hall, whether he's saying what we're saying around the coffee table in the morning. >> come on, get in here. >> so he's tapped into something. >> i think it is both a bit of populism, a bit of racism. it is also real. >> on july 11th, 5,000 people showed up for a trump rally in arizona, a state at the epicenter of the nation's battle over

reporting live in university city, rosemary connors, nbc 10 news. >>> in decision 2016 tonight, new jersey governor chris christie stumping with donald trump in oklahoma city tonight. christie shocked the political world earlier today endorsing trump's white house bid. the governor said he's revisited negative comments about trump in the past and now thinks trump will be the best leader for the country. nbc 10's george spencer is joining us with insight from the political analyst and also reaction from voters tonight. george? >> reporter: jim, a feisty day on the campaign trail and christie reversing the criticism of trmp. tonight, a central player in the republican establishment is backing the new york businessman and mocking the establishment's candidate. >> please welcome the governor of the great state of new jersey, chris christie. >> reporter: the crowd of thousands in oklahoma city cheered loudly tonight for governor christie. no longer christie the presidential candidate. but tonight, christie the endorser of front-runner donald trump. >> i am happy to be here to announce i endorse

. >> on june 26th, 2015, univision canceled its broadcast of trump's miss universe pageant. nbc then announced it would not air the miss universe or the miss usa pageants and macy's removed trump merchandise from its stores. but trump stayed resolute in his message. >> we are taking mexico's problems. mexico is beating us on trade and they're beating us at the border. but mexico doesn't want to take these people. >> controversy didn't seem to hurt him. by mid-july, he passed the great establishment hope jeb bush in the polls. he was finding his audience. >> hey, i like this guy. he's saying what we're saying in the pool hall, or, he's saying what we're saying around the coffee table in the morning. so he's tapped into something. >> i think it is both a bit of populism, a bit of racism. it is also real. >> on july 11th, 5,000 people showed up for a trump rally in arizona, a state at the epicenter of the nation's battle over immigration reform. >> these are people that shouldn't have been in this country. they flow -- they flow in like water. >> he's playing on our aspirations to

that warning tonight from the presidents of four state related universities including temple. nbc 10's george spencer explains. >> reporter: for alexander, walking temple's campus is a family tradition. >> testimony spl amazing. >> reporter: his brother went here and this year he's a freshman on a pre-med track. just like every other in-state student on this campus, he now faces the possibility of a tuition hike thanks to pennsylvania's gridlocked budget process. >> a bill increases, right, going to do the opposite of what's possible, when's better. >> reporter: make it hard for a lot of stounts. >> very hard. >> reporter: released this afternoon, the presidents of temple and three other state-related universities warned of painful impacts, quote, it is not for us to assign blame for this unprecedented situation, but instead, to focus on the consequences of the state budget impasse is not soon resolved. the schools typically receive appropriations about $140 million a year for temple. but so far, this year, not a single dollar. >> more and more students and families becoming more

. >>> philadelphia police investigating shots fired near temple university. nbc 10 on the scene near 11th street and cecil b. avenue. a window at the nearby view montgomery apartments was shattered around 1:30 this morning. no one was hurt. temple notified students of the situation. >>> and new video this morning showing a gunman robbing a woman. the victim was shopping at a deli on rising sun avenue in olney on february 7th when the suspect came up behind her, put a gun to her chest and ordered her to drop her belongings. the suspect grabbed her handbag and keys and walked out of the store. he got in the victim's black honda accord and took off. if you happen to recognize this man, you're asked to call police. >>> happening today, philadelphia -- or pennsylvania rather attorney general kathleen kane will hold a news conference in scranton to talk about the future of her office. kane is awaiting trial on criminal charges she leaked secret grand jury information and then lied about it. voters will choose a new attorney general in the fall. she has not filed to get