live in gilroy, sandra osborne. >> thanks. 6:57.me for the final five. >>> lawmakers looking into russian interference in if election. we'll hear from president trump's senior advisor and son- in-law, jared kushner, who will attend a meeting. >>> president trump is expected to issue a statement on health care. last night he called out republicans, saying if they fail to repeal and replace there will be repercussions "far greater than any of them understand." " >>> at least nine are dead and others in critical condition after a ruthless case of trafficking. they were locked in that tractor trailer in texas. >>> a human activist will face off against lawmakers. the coalition plans to urge county supervisors to reject the proposal. >>> water and sewage service rates will go up 3% in heyward in october after the city council approved the rate increase. >>> northbound 101, a slow ride for drivers and goes back to hilliard to san antonio, a 34- minute ride. 880 in the red, 21 minutes from 238 to 84 and the ride on the bridge has been toug

george osborne, who championed the northern powerhouse in government, may be disappointed.want to make sure that our country is going across the nation, notjust in london and the south—east, notjust putting all of our bets on the city of london, and that means investing in the transport of the north, and we are publishing a comprehensive transport strategy that includes faster routes between manchester and leeds. but the father of the northern powerhouse says electrification of that line isn't everything. i kind of sympathise with many other council leaders in the north who are saying this sort of thing, as they have done before when previous plans for a electrification have been delayed. i think they are being a little bit too emotional and that they are probably not focusing on the real substantive matters. the electrification issue over the pennines is not really... it is a bit of a red herring. the key to the speed is the straightness of the line. jim o'neill resigned last year. tonight, the former goldman sachs executive tells newsnight he believes that theresa may's f

osborne says that one didn't work right either.led comcast and it sent out a tech to trouble shoot. all was okay until osborne got his next bill and saw a $70 trouble call charge. osborne says he was never told he would have to pay a fee of $70. comcast wouldn't budge on a refund of his $70. so he reached out to us for help. we contacted comcast and it credited osborne's account. however, it said it also had heard directly from osborne again at the same time so it was a combination of both calls that prompted the refund. in a statement comcast told us in the end the issue was resolved to the customer's satisfaction which is the ultimate outcome we are always striving for. comcast is nbc bay area's parent company which shows we respond to every call, every e-mail, every complaint. if you have one call us 888-996-tips, or nbcbayarea.com/respond. >> thank you. 6:24. an emotional victory for tennis star venus williams. she won her opening match at wimbledon yesterday but after she broke down after she was asked about the are recent fat

live from treasure island, sandra osborne, kpix 5. >>> time now 6:57.r "final 5. >>> republican senator john mccain returning to capitol hill today days after he was diagnosed with brain cancer. he is going to arrive in time to weigh in on a crucial senate vote to overhaul obamacare. republicans are expected to vote to take up the house passed healthcare bill today. >>> this morning president trump said: >>> the president's son-in-law and senior white house adviser jared kushner meets with house intelligence committee members who are investigating alleged russian interference in the 2016 election. and just moments ago, it was announced that senate judicially has issued a subpoena for paul manafort to testify. >>> police looking for a gunman who fired at a car east bay saturday night on 242 during road rage between concord and pleasant hill. >>> the developer of an oakland building destroyed by a massive fire this month plans to rebuild. the four-alarm fire displaced nearly:00 residents from nearby buildings. it remains under investigation. >>> and today

issue on south osborne road. west of 301. our closure will remain during rush hour between brentwood road and 30 iowe we had word of an incident south on east capitol street. we may have had something in the roadway. not necessarily an accident. v dot is aware and they're going to head to the scene to see if they can remove it quickly. >>> jack, thank you. get ready for a busy day on capitol hill. the senate is set to vote to debate on a health care bill that could impact the way every american receives health coverage. >> also today, senator john mccain will return to capitol hill for the first time since revealing he has brain cancer. with mccain on the hill, senators can move forward n to debate on the health care bill. angie goff has more on the issues facing this bill before it hits the floor. >> aaron and eun, the first issue, it's a pretty big one. no one knows what senators are actually going to vote on. it could be the most recent version of the bill, it could be the updated version, a simple repeal or a kbip nation.

upper mar bow owe southern maryland closing south osborne road. completely between brentwood road and carol way. lot of crews out there working. because of that closure you will have to detour around that and water crews letting us know closures shoulding in place through the evening rush and we'll keep you posted on that south of 4 in upper marboro. we have a crash blacking shoulder good news it would be 234 to 28 a 15 minute slow down. maps. problems on green line now. there's a disabled train outside of the green line because of that we're single tracking la front to mount vernon square. 295 southbound crash east capital street and nasty 20 minute delay 50 to pennsylvania avenue. 50 inbound looks volume increasing new york inbound to bladensburg and naylor as well. that fallen tree blocking right lane cleared you can know 301-3 split and then as you make your way with a 395 volume increasing from beltway to pent gop and arlington and west falls we're sluggish as well. things on gw parkway look good and as you make your way dale city to the belt

pamela osborne. nbc 10 news. >>> 5:05. we've been following the bucks county murder mystery since last saturday afternoon. give you a timeline of the case and how it unfolded. neighbor told us she heard shots saturday. sunday police investigating the disappearance of all four young men. 2:00 a.m. the car belonging to mark sturgis was found near the farm. two hours later thomas may owe's car was found in a garage on the property. monday started digging on the property. cosmo was arrested on unrelated weapons charge. tuesday believed to be a person of interest in the messing men's case. wednesday arrested again for trying to sell thomas may owe's car. at midnight they found the remains. last night dinardo confessed to participating in the murders. we put together this timeline of the search for the four missing men. click through the interactive map to see why investigators have found clues in the case. >>> president trump will celebrate bastille day in paris. mark if 100 anniversary of the united states entering world war o

pamela osborne at least for this morning is one of them. and she's live along kelly drive with a regatta that is happening there and changes organizers are making. >> reporter: it's already pretty humid and muggy out. take a look, you can see some of the athletes parting are starting to arrive here this morning. the philadelphia youth regatta starts less than hours from right now with some big changes because of the heat as well as the volume of flights, organizers have decided to shorten the 2,000 meter to a 1500 meter. this is individual from last year's race. the other thing they are doing is minimizing the amount of time athletes are standing or waiting out on the water to race. races will not held today in these high temperatures, so crews will need to lock on time here this morning. otherwise they won't be able to participate in the race. again, they are trying to at the time everyone out here, they want people the want them doing it safely. i'm pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. >>> sweltering conditions are taking a toll on firefighters w

>> reporter: attorney brian duncan is representing osborn along with eight others in a lawsuit whiches will bring more than just compensation. >> i hope when there are companies out there that have intentionally, knowingly violated safety standards, that somebody will come in in that scenario and will hold those people accountable. >> reporter: david michaels, the head of osha under former president obama, was until recently in charge of enforcing workplace safety laws. he acknowledges that osha's maximum penalties are insufficient, capped by federal law. >> they're tiny compared to the contracts that many of these companies get from the government and from the private sector. >> reporter: he says that the real power the government holds is in awarding the contracts themselves. >> the biggest fine is a million dollars, two million dollars. that is petty cash for these companies that get 100-, 200-, 300-million dollar contracts from the defense department to build ships that are protecting the united states. we need to be protecting our workers as much as protecting our shores. >> i k

pamela osborne is live along kelly drive this fair mount park where a regatta is planned and they have already made some changes because of the intense heat. >> reporter: they certainly have. first i'll step out of the way and show you some of the prep being done right now. probably a good thing that it's happening now because the sun isn't out yet. still pretty muggy. the 2,000 meter races have been shortened down to 1500 meters. and that is due to the heat and volume of flights. you're looking at video from last year. organizers are doing everything that they can to also minimize the wait time for athletes and so as a result races will not be held today and participants will need to lock on time otherwise they won't be able to race in the regatta. reporting live along kelly drive, pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. >>> and keep the nbc 10 app with you wherever you go so you can stay ahead of the dangerous heat and the storms. get a personalized forecast to your neighborhood free on the app. >>> police in bucks county are looking for a crook caught on camera using two babies to shop lift hi

sandra osborne reports from treasure island. >> reporter: good morning. this is a controversial bill because california drivers will feel this at the pump. it's expected to bring a spike in prices up to 64 cents a gallon. this new bill is set to extend the current "cap & trade" agreement to 2030. it was set to expire in a few years. it requires companies to buy permits to release greenhouse gases. now, the idea was shot down earlier this year, but recently passed with bipartisan support. former governor schwarzenegger is expected to be here already having spoken out about environmental and clean energy efforts. >> you have to cross the aisle and work together with other people in order to get things done for this country because the way it has been for the last eight years, where everyone is stuck and nothing is getting done. >> reporter: while many people are upset about the potential rise in gas prices, lawmakers are pointing out that the billions raised from this agreement goes back into california communities. the signing will take place here on treas

pamela osborne live at the scene. matt delucia looking at the ways people are remembering the victims. start with katy zachary. live at northeast detectives. there was activity there early this morning. tell us more about that. >> reporter: overnight and early this morning there was activity here at north east detectives. thp is where the investigation has led police in recent hours. now, we know earlier overnight, philadelphia police were at this home on the 800 block of mcgee street. the people listed at that address are friends with cosmo dinardo on social media and also learned police questioning someone in connection with the four kux county murders. latest information comes just a few hours after cosmo dinardo confessed to participating in the murders of four missing men. source close to the investigation says dinardo shot more than one man, burned two of them and buried all of them on his parents farm. a person with firsthand knowledge of the confession told the associated press that dinar toe shot the men beca

and pamela osborne is live along kelly drive in fairmount park with some of those people. tell us what is happening along the schuylkill river this morning? >> reporter: yeah, the philadelphia youth regatta will be racing today. it starts four hours from now, but it will take place with some changes because of the heat as well as the volumes. organizers have decided to shorten the 2,000 meter to a 1500 meter. this is video from last year. and they are also minimizing the amount of time that athletes are standing or waiting for their race to begin. races will not be held today in these high temperatures, so crews will need to lock on time otherwise they won't be able to participate in the race. from kelly drive, i'm pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. >>> nbc 10 and the nbc 10 app have all the information you need to stay safe during this dangerous heat and today's storms. download the app to get instant updates and notifications right to your phone when you're on the go. >>> and conditions are taking a toll on firefighters working to contain this forest fire in burlington county.

but osborne said that one didn't work right, either.o he called comcast and it sent out a tech to troubleshoot. all was okay until osborne got his next bill and saw a $70 trouble call charge. osborne says he was never told he would have to pay a fee of $70 and comcast wouldn't budge on a refund of $70, so he reached out to us to help. we reached out to comcast and it credited osborne's account. however, they said they heard again from osborne at the same time, so it was a combination of both calls from prompted the refund. in a statement comcast told us, in the end the issue was resolved to the customer's satisfaction which is the ultimate outcome we are always striving for. i want to point out that comcast is nbc bay area's parent company which shows we respond to every call, every e-mail, every complaint. if you have one, call us at 888-996-tips or nbcbayarea.com/responds. >>> plans are moving forward to expand loss vaqueros reservoir. the district also scheduled six public meetings throughout july to discuss ideas for the expansion a

nbc 10 pamela osborne live for us in boidoylestown to explain. >> reporter: we're talking about a total of four missing men. all from bucks county. the da's office is involved. they along with state police and the help of several other local agencies are searching for those men right now. this is video from last night's search. it took place in the area of route 202 and meeting house road. we've saw police parked outside of a property there. in that area this morning. investigators are searching for these men. he went missing on wednesday. did not show up for work. has not exacted friends or family. they say is unusual. then there's dean. seen getting in a car around 6:30 friday night. family members have identified the third and fourth men police are looking for. 22-year-old mark and 21-year-old

but right now, south osborn road in upper marlboro is shut down. police tweeting out that there was a water main break in the 7,000 block near brentwood drive. we don't have pictures. the road is going to belo through the evening rush hour. so that's something to keep in mind. impacting the morning drivers and the late commuters. >>> angie, thank you. cleanup continues today in queen anne's county after a tornado went through the area. >> this was breaking news yesterday morning. this was the first tornado in 18 years there. winds up to 125 miles per hour ripped houses apart. a mother was home with her two sons when she says the wind lifted her house into the air. >> we could feel it lifting up, floating. it moved about 20 feet on this side and about ten feet on that side. look out the window, are we up in the air? are we up in the air? >> the tornado sent a man to the hospital and has left thousands without power. maryland governor larry hogan says state agencies will be in the area to help. >>> coming up on 4:43. migrants secretly traveling in th

sandra osborne, kpix 5. >>> we already have a fatality on the road. let's check in with jaclyn. >> and chp has reopened another lane on southbound 101. the crash near grand avenue. and at one point. chp has shut down all southbound lanes at oyster point. looks like only one lane is closed. here's a live look. southbound 101 near 380 and you can see traffic starts to pick up and move at the limit again. we're tracking another big lane closure on 880 in the southbound direction. caltrans is doing overnight roadwork and they should wrap up by 5 a.m. which is coming up here. and they should have all that wrapped up by now. and northbound lanes will be closed until 6 p.m. >>> in a moraga, a contractor is starting construction on a sinkhole. the work on the underground culvert is expected to last through mid-october. intersecting-- >>> anne makovec joins us with a preview of the cap and trade program. >> cap and trade is set to expire in 2020 if lawmakers don't take action very soon. the state senate is voting this morning to try to extend the initiative. b

totally u n — osborne said after the election. totally un— suppressed glee, actually.ting that so many cabinet ministers are openly questioning her policies. boris johnson saying that they must lift the cap on public service pay. johnson saying that they must lift the cap on public service paylj just wanted to say that there is this talk of this sort of thing and how it could all change before the autumn meeting, before the autumn conference. but then you have david liddington in this saying that it is all too much sun and too much press echo. —— prosecco. all too much sun and too much press echo. -- prosecco. the only thing in her favour is a terrible job and thatis her favour is a terrible job and that is why borisjohnson nor david davis have openly campaigned against her. they do not want the job at the mosman. what is this manoeuvring they keep on talking about? that is gossip that goes on in all political parties. nobody has come out and said they want the job because it is a terriblejob, to said they want the job because it is a terrible job, to try and steer thi

nb nbc 10 pamela osborne is live in doylestown. walk us through this. >> reporter: at this point, police are only identifying two of the four missing men. they're both teenagers, but the family of the other two missing men from bucks county as well told nbc 10 that they too have not had any contact with their loved ones in a few days. jimmy of newtown went missing on wednesday. did not show on work and has not been in contact with family or friends. then 18-year-old dean. he was last seen getting in a car around 6:30 friday night. 22-year-old mark and 21-year-old tom are also missing. mark told us he last saw their son leaving their home around 6:00 to visit with tom who lives in doylestown. both men have been missing since friday night. the bucks county da as well as state police and several other local law enforcement agencies are involved in the search. out sunday night searching in the area of route 202 and meeting house road. we checked it out this morning and saw police car parked in front of a driveway of a property there. w

kpix 5's sandra osborne is live in san jose this morning at the laurel grove family apartments where the "cap and trade" money is at work. >> reporter: good morning. yeah. go ahead and take a look. you see these apartments here, they are actually paid for partially by the "cap and trade" dollars. they are used for low income and special needs families like the chronically homeless. the extension of the program was voted down earlier this year. governor brown and other legislative leaders introduced new language to be voted on. the agreement limits total greenhouse gas emissions and requires businesses to buy or trade allowances in order to pollute. the goal has been to reduce the state's carbon emissions by 40% of what it was in 1990. but governor brown wants to continue the program now through 2030. governor brown talked to cbs about this before traveling to china this summer to talk about climate change. >> this is about an existential threat! it's not stopped and slowed down. it will kill tens of millions of people! >> reporter: now, the reason it was voted down once already is be

sandra osborne, kpix 5. >>> firefighters say no structures or homes are in danger. firefighters in mariposa county say the wildfire shifted direction quickly making the flames difficult to control. it's burned 15,000 acres since monday. one structure has burned. the fire is just 5% contained. >> i've -- i haven't seen these conditions in a long time. it's a wind driven, slope driven, fuel driven fire. >> reporter: evacuation orders are in place for nine roads near highway 49 north. later today, the oakland city council could vote to cut ties between the police department and immigrations and customs enforcement. it's an attempt to fight back against the president's crackdown on illegal immigration. the safety committee recommended to cancel the agreement wean o.p.d. and ice. police officers are allowed to act as ice agents. but according to the department. officers have not done any operations under the agreement. >>> a final vote on whether to ban the sale of flavored tobacco. if it passes, they would only be sold at stores open to people older than 18. >>> repeal

pame pamela osborne is live at independence mall. tell us more. >> reporter: there's a lot going on this afternoon. you may hear they are going through some of the sound checks. there's going to be music, entertainment and other activities and fun for the family. crews have been working very hard this morning getting everything set up for today. they have been working on stages, stages at the kimmel center for performing arts. that will be a preview to the broadway plays coming to town this season. it goes from noon until 7:00 today. that is all going to be followed up with a form answer performan philly pops. ♪ this is video from last year's performance. the 65 piece orchestra will be back and at it begin at 7:00 tonight. they will play lots of patriotic tunes and frozen's let it go as well. certainly, a lot to take in. something for everyone to see no matter how old or young. the best part of the whole thing is that it's absolutely free. come on down. we would love to see you here. live from independence mall, pamela osborne. >> it

reporting live now in solebury township, pamela osborne. nbc 10 news. >>> people in bucks county are paying tribute to the murder victims. tonight neighbors gather at the 9/11 memorial in newtown for a vigil in honor of tom meo. 21 years old. he worked for the construction company owned by the father of his friend, mark sturgis. we are bringing you updates on the breaking developments overnight. every 15 minutes this morning. ahead at 6:45. family and friends of the victims react to dinardo's confession. breaking updates on the go. we will stream the morning's scheduled news conference planned for 11:00 a.m. >>> six minutes past six right now. including breaking news overnight. two i guess rally police officers shot by palestinian gunman near the holy temple have died from injuries. israeli prime minster benjamin netanyahu ordered the shrine closed for a day. >>> new from overnight. travel ban has zufred another setback. federal judge in hawaii expanded the list of family relationships that qualify for entering into the united states. inclu

in pacifica, sandra osborne, kpix 5. >>> bart is rolling out a new campaign. jessica flores on the transit agency's new warning to riders. >> cell phone on bart platforms and trains are an easy target. thieves swiped 225 electronic devices from riders. in 2006, bart saw a total of 274 cell phone thefts. and last week, bart police arrested a suspect for allegedly snatching a phone from a bart passenger just as the train doors closed. >> it's scary and they just rip it out of your hands, better to be more cautious about it. >> they want bart riders to know about the thefts. they'll have audio announcements alerting riders. >> protect your phone. especially near train doors and while waiting on the platform. >> do you think you'll change your habilitates? >> maybe on the platform. not so much inside the train. i'm hoping with the security cameras, it will be a little bit safer. >> in june, bart finished installing working security cameras on all trains. in castro valley. jessica flores. >>> police have nabbed the man behind a series of fires. they arrested terry

pamela osborne. nbc 10 news. >> great fun. a day full of celebration comes to a thrilling end tonight. july 4th continue cert by mary j. blige. fireworks. 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 n

pamela osborne is live with more. >> reporter: kelly hodge was selected out of 13 applicants that were vying for thie inviei position. she will serve as district attorney. there werejudges that played a part in the decision. they voted for hodge, as you know. she's stepping in to fill the term left vacant by former d.a. seth williams. he resigned last month as part of a plea deal agreement relating to his federal bribery charges. hodge plans to restore the integrity of the office, following the scandal. >> i believe my reputation and the work i have done has placed me here. i find it's a badge of honor to be in this position as a woman and african-american woman and take the role of being the chief law enforcement officer for philadelphia. i'm very excited to serve all the citizens of philadelphia well. >> reporter: the ceremony is at noon. it's open to the public. live outside of city hall, i'm pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. >> thank you. >>> we know an electrical problem caused a house fire that killed a couple. they were in their late 90s and died in the fire early sunday morning. a n

in the newsroom, sandra osborne, kpix 5. >>> the warriors said: no further comment at this time." a short time ago, arizona senator john mccain arrived at the capitol to cast his vote on whether to begin debating a bill to repeal obamaca ill not certain >>> a short time ago arizona senator john mccain arrived at the capital to vote on whether to begin debating a bill to repeal obamacare. but it's still not certain whether republicans will have votes to pass the bill. mola lenghi has the latest. >> reporter: ajority leader mitch mcconnell urged his colleagues to vote yes to begin debate on the gop plan to get rid of obamacare. >> inaction will do nothing to solve obamacare's problems or bring relief to those who need it. >> reporter: the leader picked up a huge "yes" vote this morning from kentucky senator rand paul. >> i have offered the leadership that i would vote to proceed to the bill if we were guaranteed that we proceed to a clean repeal. >> reporter: three no votes from republicans will kill the bill and moderate republican susan collins of maine is expected to be one of th

i'm pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. >>> gray is the color of the day. temperatures are above average but i have a feeling the gray clouds may have an ifeeffect on business. >> yeah. as we look across the board you can see it kind of looks like yesterday. a lot of today will look like yesterday. a mostly gray day. spotty showers in the forecast. not a lot of us getting rain right now. a few areas looking at spotty showers. there was a flood advisory because of the rain continuing to fall. you get hours and hours of it. a lot of us dealing with clouds today. only at 75 degrees in philadelphia. wilmington at 74. 71 degrees right now. allentown 73. a lot of us should see highs around the upper 70s, low 80s but that's it which means below average for this time of year. we keep the clouds and we are talking cool temperatures that last right into the weekend. we'll look at how the temperatures sit and talk about that more coming up. >>> allentown mayor indicted. the pay to play scandal has been unfolding for the last four years. they called on the feds to fina

sandra osborne, kpix 5. >> they are not messing around in morgan hill. anyone caught possessing fireworks -- the base fine will be $300 instead of 100. the city council approved the change a couple of weeks ago. >>> president trump is facing mounting criticism as a result of his feud with the media. the president sent another controversial tweet. this one aimed at cnn. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle took to the sunday shows condemning president trump's ongoing war with the media. >> it's just not the way we ought to be. coarseness is not acceptable. >> leaders don't build themselves up by pushing people down. >> reporter: the president tweeted a doctored wrestlemania video of himself knocking out a man whose head was replaced by a cnn logo. >> the fake immediate is trying to silence us and i'm president and they're not. >> it's a sad today when the president of the united states encourages violence against the reporters -- cnn said. >> i hope no one would perceive that as a threat. he's beaten up on cable platforms and he has a right to respond. >>

kpix 5's sandra osborne reports from a san jose apartment complex where the "cap and trade" money is being used. >> reporter: you can see the dollars from this agreement hard at work right behind me. take a look at these apartments. they help out the low-income families and some special needs families, including the chronically homeless. and it's partially paid for by "cap and trade" dollars. now, while the extension of the program was vote down already earlier this year, governor jerry brown and other legislative leaders have introduced new language to be voted on. the agreement limits total greenhouse gas emissions and requires businesses to either buy or trade allowances in order to pollute. the goal has been to reduce the state's carbon emissions by 40% of what it was in 1990. but governor brown wants to continue it to 2030. >> this is about an existential threat that if it's not stopped or slowed down will kill tens of millions of people! >> reporter: the reason it was voted down once already is because of the previous language that would have led to higher gas prices. they are

south osborne closed to carol way. debris before 3, 3, 301 split hearing a downed tree in the area as well. use caution there. aside from that major in virginia nice and quiet. things in mannasas looking good traffic flowing east and westbound between mannasas and centerville. metro dpeering up for service 5 a.m. all lines ror type. reex out to me on twitter erin fox d.c. and you can let us know if there's anything else to be aware of this tuesday morning. >> coming up on "fox news morning" attorney general jeff sessions job could be in yep di. >> and house committee begins discussions on president trump finances and possible ties to russia. >> a live look across the d.c. region. 75. 4:57 the time and we're back after this >> today on "fox news morning" kent island tornado. thousands living on eastern shore begin the process of evaluating damage and gaining normalcy. >> healthcare vote president trump ready for health care reform and taking no prisoners and warning members of own party. >> a live look outside. let the

sandra osborne, kpix 5. >>> repeal of the affordable care act. for year, the topic of republican priority appear to be dead in the senate. >> two more republicans said last night they would vote no. that leaves the g.o.p. several voteses short and for more insight we turn to our washington insider mark sandalow. always good to see you. is this the end of efforts to repeal obama care? >> maybe. how is that for a good answer for you? the problem is in the complications of the way the u.s. senate works. it is definitely the end of efforts to replace obama care for now. the senate was using this procedure, where they could avoid a filibuster by attaching it to a budget bill. and now, it is clear that there is going to be no legislation to replace obama care in time for this year's budget bill. and so the effort to replace obama care, dead for at least a year. and that doesn't mean the effort to repeal is dead. what the president is suggesting you do is simply say it is repealed. go away. and they can't really do all of that, but then you can say two

sandra osborne is on mount eden road with the very latest. sandra? >> reporter: good morning, michelle. speaking with firefighters out here, there are a couple of things that mean good news for people that live nearby. first of all, let me show you this. you can see in the distance there, some fog. when i was speaking with the batallion chief, he was saying that there is some moisture in the air right now. he is hoping that this will help to kind of contain and suppress the fire a little bit. before they get the next round of crews coming in for a shift change. another thing. no structures have been threatened by this. because when it started, it went up hill. it started burning up hill. which means it went away from the homes. however, it is burning about 10 acres near the mountain winery. it is a very popular music venue out here. speaking with the batallion chief, he says the fire is 40% contained right now. 150 firefighters have been involved in battling the flames that started around mount eden road. many people in santa clara county got an emer

'joining us is jeff osborne, managing director. an underperform on tesla with a target price of $155, a far cry from where we're at right now, 337, up of 1%. >> thank you for having me. tonight is a big event. people have been waiting 18 months for getting their model 3. people are queued up, ready to go, to see the big end deal. >> it's crazy because 30 people will get cars. >> they are still building the cars. what is key for the stock to work is to get the automated robots. to put it in perspective, their guidance is to build 30 vehicles next month in august by hand and then with ambitions to get to 5000 by december. that's essentially three a day in august, over 700 a day in december. vonnie: our customers getting frantic at this point? >> people want to know what they're buying. you still can't really configure one. it will be really interesting to see what consumer acceptance is of the vehicle that does not have an instrument cluster, there's just a 15 inch ipad like device. there's mature or anything like that. as well as a

sandra osborne, kpix 5. >>> in san francisco.e teams are keeping an eye on those visiting ocean beach. rip currents are expected to hit tomorrow morning. multiple storms have been building up massive swells. these waves are expected to be 18 seconds apart and very forceful. and that's why rescue crews are keeping watch over people. >> ocean beach is not a swimming beach. it's a dangerous beach. we look at knee deep or less. anybody past their knees, we'll bring them out. >> once people get hip deep in the water, they can quickly be swept off their feet. >>> and we are tracking big slowdowns right now at the richmond, san rafael bridge. if you're heading in that direction. our sensors have not caught up with the backup. your ride from marina bay parkway to 101 is in the yellow. we're seeing the yellow sensors on the map. if you're kicking it to the bay bridge toll plaza. there's macarthur the spider. and it's a 22-minute ride. the east shore freeway, a 23- minute ride. and we're definitely seeing the slowdowns build and continue o

. >>> pamela osborne is live with video that shows just how dangerous this is, pam. >> reporter: in the dark of night those officers climbed up nearly 400 2350feet to get the trespass rs down. no one should have been up there. when drivers spotted go men they called 911. the men who later told police they were there to paint the bridge became spooked and unable to get down themselves. watch what happens next. these officers make the climb, working their way up all 382 feet to the incline of the shower officered latched onto sections as they climbed. when they got there they arrested the suspects. i reached out to the port authority to see if they would be able to walk us through this rescue. we know those trespassers that were rescued, they are pacing charges of vandalism and trespassing. i'm pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. >> thanks. >>> several streets are closed as crews w a water main break there. several properties in the area lost water service. >>> new to morning a manus pushr moving car is facing charges. the woman is in critical condition with head injuries. it happened on lincoln

sandra osborne is there live. and after a string of recent brush fires, people in the area must be nervous. >> reporter: good morning to you, kenny. and there are so many signs reminding neighbors of what happened here just yesterday. we can see signs that the high fire danger, you can see the charred bits where a car pulled off and caught fire and the grass surrounding it. and it's prizing that it didn't spread faster. fire crews were able to get it under control quickly. and we're surrounded by dry vegetation with high fire danger. and last week a fire in san jose burned a home to the ground. the cause of the fire is under investigation. but yesterday's fire is assumed to have come from a vehicle. >> that was going on and somebody had lit a fire over here on our ridge where all the horses are. and this one happened last night where around 3:00 in the morning, god knows what happened. somebody might have lit a cigarette or whatever. >> reporter: fire crews have tips. they say first of all keep 100 feet of defensi

nbc 10 pamela osborne joins us live from the digital operation center. what's next in the health care fig fig fight. >> reporter: they're going to keep fighting on the first version. nine republicans deflected on this. a total of 57 senators voted no underscoring a big problem. will the republicans have enough votes to cast the affordable care act. there's been no democratic support on repeal or replace whatsoever. republicans yesterday did pass a vote to move health care reform ford forward. now the senate has opened up debate. spent the last few days voting. while the final product is unknown. it's expected to end up being a skinny repeal that will just dispose of a few components of obamacare. this has created a lot of uncertainty for families. we talked to one mom and son battling cancer. we talked to another mom who says they're using aca benefits to help her son fight addiction for them. it's life or death. >> he didn't have obamacare. he basically wouldn't be here. >> i don't know why they wouldn't want to help people. you know, if anything, you a

i'm pamela osborne. >>> also breaking overnight. deadly shooting in the fairfield section of indiana. a man was found shot and unconscious on the front steps of a house. police took him to a hospital where he was pronounced dead. >>> new jersey governor making headlines after incident at a bible game. ta -- baseball game. take a look. >> the governor got in the cub's fans face and sarcastically called him a big shot at a game in milwaukee last night. happened after the fan called him a hypocrite. >> souvenir for chris christie, how about that. >> earlier this month, fans booed christie after he caught a foul ball at a mets game. made one handed grab. crowd not really impressimpress earlier this season the fans got in on the action. made chris christie masks and made signs of the governor. came after an interview when he said the phillies were an awful team with an angry bitter fan base and said it was not safe for people to go to citizens bank park. we want your opinion. . did governor christie cross the line. >> i actually think th

. >> nbc 10 pamela osborne live to explain. >> reporter: since i saw you last, i called solebury police to see if i can get an update. no one answered the phone, but likely said we're waiting to find out more on what's going on: been here since this morning. seen a police creuiser driving around in the area of where they were focusing their search last night. investigating with the help of several local departments. looking for four missing men. this is video from last night's search that i mentioned. took place in the area of route 202 and meeting house road. investigators were searching for these men. jimmy went missing on wednesday. from newtown. he hasn't contacted friend or family. they say is unusual. then there's 18-year-old dean of language horn. he was last seen getting in a car around 6:30 friday night. haven't released the identity of other two missing men, but family members did identify them as mark stur apologies and tom. last saw his son leaving their home around 6:00ed on friday night to visit with tom of doylestown. both men have been missing since friday night. anyone

pamela osborne live on independence maul. party begins later this morning. pam. >> reporter: speaking of that all-access past. take a look. some crew just got here this morning. getting ready to bring all of this to you live this morning. as for the stage, that's set for the celebration of freedom ceremony. boys to men honored here. philly pops will be making big band debut. also where the wawa foundation will present the wawa foundation hero award. again, we're bringing this all to you live. that's not all. this is video from last year's parade. this video 4,000 marchers. goes until noon. afterwards the party moves to the parkway. going to be five blocks of free family fun and entertainment. there will be crafts for the kids. a zip line and two beer gardens for the grownuping going back to the raid. nbc 10 will have a float in the parade. i will be on that float as well as jessica boyington, bill henley, matt delucia and some other faces from nbc 10. come on down. we can't not wait to celebrate with you. reporting live on independence mall. pamela osborne,

sandra osborne shows what led to a happy reunion in san jose. >> reporter: the woman who stays inside this rv said she was woken up early this morning with a loud knock, she said when she opened the window a man made a very unusual request, asking her to take a baby she has never even seen before. >> he said take this baby, i grabbed the car and there is a baby in it. >> reporter: police say the boy's father put the baby in the car seat just after 4:00 a.m. as he was getting ready for work. he ran inside, only for a minute, he says, when he came out the car and his baby boy were gone. >> i said what baby? he said come here, i have a car, there is a baby. >> reporter: the car thief drove the stolen vehicle to san jose and tried to get the mama to take the child, the man nearby knew something was going on and jumped in. >> i didn't want to get involved because i was-- but i was like, once i saw the baby a second time, i didn't have a choice. >> reporter: collin said he questioned the man who he watched start breaking into another vehicle, this white van. afraid for their safety, he took

pamela osborne. nbc 10 news. >>> count on nbc 10 for continuing coverage on the search for the missing men. bring you live updates all morning long. remember, sign up for breaking news alerts on nbc app. >>> more evidence in the preliminary hearing in the hazing deathçó of a fraternity pledge. presented add series of text messages related to the student's death. the judge will decide if there's enough evidence to put 18 accused frat brothering on trial. records and documents show the brothers waited 12 hours before calling for help. used the text messages from the defendants to try to make their case. one of those texts reads i don't want to go to jail. hazing is a huge thing. >> another text said make sure the pledges keep quiet about last night and this situation. several of the defendants lawyers argue that the prosecution led down portions of evidence that would benefit their respective clients. >>> new from overnight. pennsylvania new budget in effect. for the second straight year it's annen bal

nbc 10 pamela osborne joins us live. where the search of the dinardo property is set to pick up in just a few hours. pam, fill us in. >>> tracey, vai, if we can, let's start by talking about the property itself. it's a massive property. we're talking about a 90 acre farm as you said, owned by the dinardo family. because of that, investigators have brought in a variety of tools to aide in their search for four missing men. multiple departments including the fbi are lending their manpower to this search. yesterday, they covered more than 10 walking miles on the solebury farm. they had cadaver dogs out. brought in heavy equipment to help dig on and around the property. they were even sifting through some of their samples by hand trying not to miss a single sled of potential evidenceshred of p family of the missing men stood by on the sidelines. police are calling dinardo as the search was coming to close last night a person of interest. investigators say the tips have been pouring in. asking the public to keep the informati

kpix 5's sandra osborne is live in san jose with a look at this pro prosed extension. sandra. >> reporter: good morning. you can see the money from this program hard at work behind me. take a look at these apartments. they are partially paid for by the "cap and trade" agreement money. right now they are being used for low-income families and special needs family like the chronically homeless. the whole goal is to reduce carbon emissions by 40% of what it was back in 1990. total greenhouse gas emissions are limited and it requires businesses to buy or trade allowances in order to pollute. lawmakers voted down a proposal already this year that would have extended the program. some fear the cost, others want to "move forward." >> the cost of not doing something about climate change are significantly higher. >> this is about a threat that will kill tens of millions of people! >> reporter: the new program will extend the program until 2030 and give the air resources board the power to set a price ceiling on pollution permits. the governor hopes this version of the bill will

in the newsroom, sandra osborne, kpix 5. >> the warriors said. for which draymond paid a noise violation fine. the warriors will have no further comment at this time." we are getting our first look at two men wanted in connection with a deadly shooting in san francisco's marina district. >>> we are getting our first look at two men wanted in connection with the deadly shooting in san francisco's marina district. surveillance cameras snapped this picture of a man in a purple hoodie and backpack. police think he may have something to do with the may 20th shooting on the 100 block of alhambra street. a 32-year-old man was found shot to death in the doorway of an apartment building. the other suspect was wearing a black leather jacket and aired jordans. police hope the public can provide leads to move the case forward. >>> belmont police looking for a man who smashed his way into a restaurant and it was all caught on camera. it happened last wednesday just before 7:00 in the morning on the 1600 block of el camino real. you can see him breaking the wi

issue on south osborne road. west of 301. our closure will remain during rush hour between brentwood road and 30 iowe we had word of an incident south on