left the anow, reallyeein thf baltimore, one thunderstorm still kind of keeping its ener,ut w don't pect it tomove into delaware at this point. it's just moving too mh to the south. so for those fans iner at the fire fly mus festival, they will actually be looking at nice condions this evening, severe threatour south as we go through the rest of this evening and the s ming in for us tonight and even as we go into tomorrow, setting up us for a pretty good weekend. coming up, i will show you the weekend forecast and which day we could see a chance of showers, straight ahead. >> all right, sheena. count on nbc 10 to keep you prepared for changing weather conditions any time with our nbc 10 first alert weather app. download it for free on nbc10.com to get severe weather alerts and interactive radar, plus the 7-day forecast right on your smartphone or tablet. >>> today, philadelphia city council passed a bill t decriminalize the possession of smaller amounts of marijuana for recreational use. >> mayor michael nutter still has some time to sign or veto that bim. right now in philadelphia, the

. >>> president barack obama is exabout pected to ask congress tomorrow for $2 billion. to deal with the immigration crisis. this crisis. tens of thousands of children caught crossing their border on their own. many have flooded into texas. immigration shelters there are so full that some people are now being bussed to california. the emergency funds would go towards increasing enforcement and removing those that crossed the border illegally. >>> up next, the party of the year in san francisco, for many, it is much more than that. the meeting behind this year's pride parade. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, annual pride parade. there was a lot to celebrate >>> hundreds of thousands of people packed the streets of san francisco for the annual pride parade. a lot to celebrate this year. but, like any institution that has been around for four years there was a lot to think about. >> reporter: san fran's pride parade is something you hear long before you see it. [music] >> reporter: it is a little like gay rights itself. [music] the parade is loud and silly and playfully in your face. and

pect"t instance, reported in 1965, every time it is played, aretha franklin doesn't receive a thing. >> she would be paid if she were a songwriter. girl" recorded by the temptations, they don't receive a dime of compensation from pandora every time this popular song is played. >> if you're talking my payment to the record label, that is great. if they are a songwriter they will be paid. "a change is going to come," " stop in the name of love," -- the failure to pay recording artists of pre-1972 recordings is not a fair business practice, and in the context of the overall discussion, it is a problem that should be voluntarily resolved, but if it is not, congress should act. let me turn to sirius xm. i believe you do not pay performers -- you are in litigation, i trying ton california prevent litigation under california state law, right? >> there is no public performance under state law either. >> i believe that you stated -- your company granting a pre-1972 public performance right would produce a pure windfall to recording artists without any comments or benefit to the public. that w

i hide in numbla othcredit wi ec oh y k atad >>> still >> srn or ence pect a rslosds83 aft.> n we e orvideo from earlier this morning shows a man approaching a young doctor and forcing her inside her apartment. the 26-year-old victim was attacked on her way home from ladder 15 bar not far from her home. investigators have not said if there was a weapon involved. >>> we are coming off a violent night in philadelphia with at least eight shot across the city. one happened on montgomery avenue. one teen killed and another was injured when someone opened fire at a house party. a police suv was hit but no officers were injured. >>> this happened last night along south black park. the officer is okay. >>> now back to the "today" show. i'm george spencer. have a great sunday. male announcer: explore maryland's authentic stories during the 150th anniversary of the war between the states. order our civil war trails guides at visitmaryland.org and download our new civil war mobile app. maryland. land of history. >>> we're sisters and we made it on the "today" show. >> us, too. >> look at us. >> h

and gas will go, one trader told us says he thinks we'll see another 15 to 20-cent run-up, doesn't pect tsee $4 a ga, as a national average, at least yet. >> tom costello, bethesda, maryland for us tonight. thanks. >>> tonight the cdc says as many as 75 of its ssts may have been accidentallyxpos anth it happened while t scientists were working in biosecurity on the cdc campu inatlanta. officials say the researchefail procedures to inactivatehe anthrax bacteria. cdc says it disvered this week. no employee has shown any symptoms of y will continue to be treated as a precaution. they are getting ready for another night of potentially severe weather in partsthhe up midwest, includiate report of a tornado tonight in western nnesota. there's the radar map. this is how it looked last night in south dakot where ae multi-vortex tornado with multiple funnel clouds kind of danced its way across the farmland in that area. also in south dakota last night, a tornado hit the town of wessington springs. damaged dozens of homes and businesses but caused only a few injuries. officials say their local eme

one former top m i six chief claims it's completely impossible in fact to look at every subsurface pect in depth and it's been reported that british jihadists have found ways to slip back into the u.k. under the radar as mina cosgrove explains next. some of the fighters have been put on alert by authorities and find their british intelligence services have actually blacklists that some of the fighters that they believe pose a threat believe in them no other option but to play dead and this is one of the fears that was exacerbated the specially after the case of a twenty six year old british this who was reported that in syria where the various groups expressing their condolences online and this very same man avoids a later arrested trying to reenter the country from a dover and also now we know that he's been charged with attending a terror training camp as well as all the terrorism offenses and this is one of the main concerns right now because authorities here have no idea who is in fact when they return from a country like syria and we know about the sunday times has recently posted

. >> [indiscernible] to 25.pect it >> is that in your range?- but we had >> we had 22 months of expected job gains. we probably have three or four years of recovery to go. even though we had a pickup in housing, housing is still at very low levels. >> why is it still out of sync with the rest of the sectors? >> that is where the debt problem was. that is were the debt overhang is. you combine that with the fact that so many millennials are not my first homes. federalhis is on the radar. janet yellen says this is the one thing that keeps her awake at night. what is the fed going to do? said but the question is, is the structural or cyclical? >> what happens when the rates go up? >> if it is cyclical, the fed can do something about it. they can accelerate growth, which will pull more young people into the job market. economy growing stronger, we will have more hiring of young people, so in the 21 to 30-year-old range, right? right it is structural, -- the fed can't do anything about it. it can only do something about cyclical problems. this quest

left the anow, reallyeein thf baltimore, one thunderstorm still kind of keeping its ener,ut w don't pectt tomove into delaware at this point. it's just moving too mh to the south. so for those fans iner at the fire fly mus festival, they will actually be looking at nice condions this evening, severe threatour south as we go through the rest of this evening and the s ming in for us tonight and even as we go into tomorrow, setting up us for a pretty good weekend. coming up, i will show you the weekend forecast and which day we could see a chance of showers, straight ahead. >> all right, sheena. count on nbc 10 to keep you prepared for changing weather conditions any time with our nbc 10 first alert weather app. download it for free on nbc10.com to get severe weather alerts and interactive radar, plus the 7-day forecast right on

the number of children and teenagers traveling alone is pected to reach up to 90,000 across the southwest border by the end of the year. now this story was written june 13. had information that that number hit 60,000 by may and originally 60,000 was expected to be the tops. so i think it would be a good estimate to expect if we got more than 60,000 and coming ster and faster and that 60,000 was hit by early may or the first of may, i think you could count on more than 90,000, perhaps more than 120,000 and that's this year. nd as these teenagers, others, are given legal status, then their parents, they will be able to be anchors to bring other family members in. you are talking about adding one million people when you start looking at all the other ways people are coming in. we bring in a million people with visas. no other country in the world does that. countries, the number of times our size allow visas but we do, but we understand there is an obligation, you have to maintain some kind of semblance of order. and at a time when you got tens of thousands and hundreds of thousands of peopl

. > orning we have new surveillance video t show pect that police say are responsible for several armedies in philadelphia. this robbery happened at kim's market at 62nd and market. he reaches over the cash register to finish cleaning it police say the same suspect held up a foodkeorth 56th street last thursday and a day ast clearf snt richmond. here's the video of the robbery ichmon s a c from the day before. in all three holdups, police say the man ran from the scene. >>> a federal judge ruled that colorado's gun laws that mandate gr checks on private gun salesimit ammunition magazines to 15 rounds are constitution. . the legislature passed those measuresç last year. >>> this man is a former police officer in wisconsin. his name is steven bzdelik. he's accused of hiding the remain s at least two women he allegedly murdered. investigators carried out evidence from his apartment in suburban milwaukee, including a refrigerator. bzdelik was placed on leave from his job as a security guard following a 1 -year stin as a police officer. >>> that missing detroit boy found in his own basement

i would like to thank the american positive pect for organizing this and mazie who i think would have moved mountains to get me here and figuratively did move mountains. i have a built in excuse if any of this sounds incoherent i came in on a red eye from seattle so i've gotten two hours of sleep. that's the reason it's not coherent. i'm also in task to talk about asia-pacific, pacific rim and talk about both in terms of the economic side and security side, because as dan noted die have a new book out and it does address this somewhat. if you take a look at what's happened sort of on the one happened and on the other hand security in the pacific sphere you see two discoordinate narratives because on the economic side, on the whole this sort of institutions that were responsible for what you're supposed to do in the wake of a financial crisis actually work surprisingly well. there were many excellent reasons to believe this sort of great power concert and the institutions they created pre-2008 were going to crack up in the fall of 2008. i'm old enough to remember when a lot of people w

give you education and will give you better hospital care than you've ever had, then i think you can pect a great -- a dramatic increase in the numbers of people who send their children to america. it shouldn't be a mystery. i've had great regard for the anti-defamation league. my understanding of their inception is basically to deal had ate, particularly as been seen with anti-semitism. and after studying about the holocaust during world war ii, studying about it in history, high school in college, i couldn't believe that we would ever see anti-semitism and anti-jewish sentiment arise in america again. as it had around the world. i just didn't think we'd see it. i didn't think we'd see the rise of anti-judaism in europe again. i figured the europeans would be too ashamed to ever allow that to happen. and yet we've seen it happen. and while the anti-defamation league has not done the best job f helping suppress the anti-jewish sentiment growing in growingnd that some see here in america, as we see middle easterners like iran saying they want to wipe out israel as the little satan and u.s.