come on back. >> inmate penn, ict has deliberated on this.e are going to recommend that you be placed on close management one. you have 15 days to appeal that through the grievance procedure. do understand that? >> yes, sir. >> okay, that's all. >> every six months, you're up for a review where you can be dropped to a lower level, but for at least my first six months, i will be in pretty much confinement for six straight months. you know, it's not necessarily how you want to do your time. >> while close management serves as a prison within the prison, many of santa rosa's general population inmates have been transferred here after proving to be too much to handle at other florida state prisons. among them is danny pritchett. >> pritchett was just recently received here at santa rosa. he is a predatory inmate, has a history of that outside of prison and inside of prison. >> i never got along with anybody because i was always standoffish, i was a loner, staying away from everybody. because i didn't understand anybody or nothing. i came to priso

because everywhere you go, you will find penn state is -- staters. you will find a network of people who share your network of experience, who went to mentor you, what to help you. so really take advantage of that alumni network as you are treading a path in the career because i can tell you, we have a very active alumni group in the state of new hampshire and there's not a place you will go in this country well you won't find a fellow penn stater and around the world. it seems like yesterday i was sitting where you were, and i remembered feeling full of lots of optimism, fear, and also in debt, i have to say, which i'm sure many of you are. many of you may know what your next step is. some of you are going to go off and work for a judge or you are joining a law firm, working in a company, or perhaps becoming a government lawyer. and you may think you have the -- the plans chartered already for your career, but i can assure you there is one thing about your career path as you go for it right now -- there are going to be many twists and turns along th

because everywhere you go, you will find penn state is -- stateers. you will find a network of people who share your network of experience, who went to mentor you, what to help you. so really take advantage of that alumni network as you are treading a path in the career because i can tell you, we have a very active alumni group in the state of new hampshire and there's not a place you will go in this country well you won't find a fellow penn stater and around the world. it seems like yesterday i was sitting where you were, and i remembered feeling full of lots of optimism, fear, and also in debt, i have to say, which i'm sure many of you are. many of you may know what your next step is. some of you are going to go off and work for a judge or you are joining a law firm, working in a company, or perhaps becoming a government lawyer. and you may think you have the -- the plans chartered already for your career, but i can assure you there is one thing about your career path as you go for it right now -- there are going to be many twists and turns along th

call about the colonial penn program now.did. >> this morning on "world news now," church massacre. the city of charleston and the world stunned by the death of nine people in a house of worship. the suspect with a history of hate. >> he said that he thought that the black in general as a race was bringing down the white race. >> the suspect's take-down, his background and now his day in court. >> in mourning family and friends of the nine victims shot and killed during bible study paying respects across the nation. >> and other developing news several fires destroying property and forcing people from their homes in california. why these fires are so difficult to battle. >> and stop calling. cracking down on unwanted robocalls and even text messages. the consumer complaints and who is taking action. it's friday, june 19th. >> from abc news this is "world news now." with t.j. holmes and reena ninan. >> and hello to you all on this friday morning. unfortunately we begin with this developing story still. we're learning so much m

. >>> penn state university has vehemently denied the claims of a young whistle-blower. he insists that the university ignored his complaints about alleged sexual assault hazing and drug use at the kappa delta rho fraternity which is now under suspension. "action news" reporter chad pradelli is live in center city philadelphia. clad, whatever the truth is here, penn state again has to deal with some very unwelcome publicity. >> reporter: yes jim the former student and his attorney paint a culture of booze drugs and hazing but penn state is denying those claims saying he and his family are partly to blame. >> i'm no hero and i'm certainly no martyr but i doubly that penn state can and must do much more and can do it candidly to stop hazing and sexual violence and should commit to lead by example. >> reporter: former penn state student james vivenzio claims he was burned with cigarettes, punched in the face and forced to drink urine while pledging at the kappa delta rho fraternity in 2014. >> they left me no choice but to go to the police before more people pledges and oth

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call about the colonial penn program now.morning on "world news now," police scandal in texas. major developments in the case of a white officer seen taking down a black teenage girl at a pool party. >> i was scared that someone would get shot and possibly killed. >> new details about the officer, his resignation. >>> and intense manhunt. officers concentrating on a new area. the search and unanswered questions. >>> alarming trend. teenagers car surfing. pulling off fast-moving stunts while putting their lives on the line. >>> and king james does it again. the cavaliers and the warriors in game three. looked like a blowout. another big night for lebron on this wednesday, june 10th. >>> oh, boy. did the cavs come with their a-game. that's all i'm going to say. >> look. great game. >> yes. >> here on abc. wrapped up a few hours ago. lebron, my goodness. this man is something else. it's hard to be a lebron hater after seeing all of that. >> i'm not a lebron hater. >> i did not call you that. >> i thought you were referring to me

call about the colonial penn program now.>> look at it i'm trying to figure out the top movies i didn't recognize one of them. >> which one? >> i don't know the lead movie. >> "spy"? we've been promoting this left and right. >> am i in trouble? >> it's not a disney movie but it might as well be. okay. this half hour minneapolis/st. paul we call them the twin cities. lamar high school in the dallas area, it is the twin high school. >> big-time. eight sets of twins are graduating together. even triplets. as you imagine, the class of 2015, tight-knit group. >> reporter: there have been plenty of graduations at lamar high school in arlington. but few, if any, have had the genetic makeup like the class of 2015. >> it's truly a unique class. >> reporter: not because of what they do in the classroom or even on the field. i'm sure they're great at both. what makes this the class so unique is this group of 19 students. well they're siblings first. not one or two. three, even four. but nine. yeah nine sets of multiples. all graduating

guys come to penn station often?u in and out of the area -- >> sure i think as a human being you can't help but feel that and see something. >> i see the up-swing i see a lot of people basically living here in the stair wells, in the back areas. >> when you're here and you see homeless people in penn station how do you react? >> it's kind of heartbreaking to see other people who don't have health care and don't have money to buy food. and it's a possibility that they could die from that. >> in penn station you're not allowed to loiter sleep on the floor or panhandle. these violations should get you either kicked out, fined, or thrown in jail. technically you're not allowed to loiter and panhandle, are they enforcing that? >> i don't think so i really don't see them talking to anybody -- >> do you live here? do you sleep here, too? are you allowed to sleep here? >> yes. >> what are you doing in penn station -- >> how much can you make off recycled cans and bottles? >> you make $20 a day. >> and survival -- >> do the a

>> yes. >> what are you doing here at penn station today?>> how much you can make off recycled cans and bottles? >> make like $20 a day. >> i survive off of tips that people give me. >> do the authorities here allow you to sleep here? >> they let you sleep up until a certain they let you sleep until a certain time. >> do the authorities give you a hard time? >> how long have you been homeless? >> since 2005. >> you don't have any health insurance? >> sure. they give that you when you get on welfare. >> how did you wind up in this situation? >> drugs. >> what kind of drugs? >> bad. >> how do you make money? >> prostitution. >> how do you make money to get by? >> i have a very good start from the federal government. >> do you have any addictions? >> drink. >> what's your favorite drink? >> beer. >> how many times have they asked to you leave penn station? >> a couple. >> do you think you need help with your drinking? >> no. >> do you have rum in your pocket there? >> yes. i have bacardi in my pocket right now. >> are you allowed to sleep down

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but i do believe that penn state can and must do much more. >> penn state has suspended the fraternaltrongly disputes the student's claim. they say school staff worked with him and his family. but they retoed to file come plant or provide documentation. >> dennis hastert expected to plead not guilty when he appears in court in chicago. in solution until yesterday when he emerged from his vacation home in wisconsin. cameras spotted him at a gas station on the way to illinois. hastert accused of lying to the fbi about making cash withdrawals from his bank, money he allegedly used to keep sex abuse claims from becoming public. >> first lady bush turned 90. her family traveled to maine to celebrate. the town marking the occasion with flags, happy birr birthday signs. mrs. bush organized a charity gala, with reba mcintyre, and guests paid $5,000 a ticket to go to a birthday party it benefit literacy programs. >> they're both going really strong. >> they are. if he is skydiving. think he slowed his roll on skydiving out of planes. >> that's what i heard. last year. kind of. >> backing off a

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enjoying things on penns landing. it's the final day of tall ships fast festival before things wrap up. the meyer family from cape may courthouse is read to set sale this afternoon. >> my daughter gave me the gift for father's day. >> we lucked out that we booked it for sunday. >> reporter: thousands came in the rain to see more than a dozen historic vessels along the delaware. beverly selling pirate themed merchandise is ready for the sun. >> when i left thursday i was soaking wet and friday was a great day yesterday was a torrential rain. >> reporter: not everybody had hate for the rain. we had to go back in thyme. >> no a bit of water no my dear, we survived valley forge. >> reporter: organizers hope to inflate the rubber duck, it's been too windy so we have to wait and see. the festival is open until 7:00 p.m. the fireworks and concert is set to go off tonight. >> the wawa welcome america bash has begun to celebrate the nation's birthday. many events are free and you will see them on 6abc. that includes the highli

but i do believe that penn state can and must do much more. >> penn state has suspended the fraternityis family but they refused to file a complaint or provide documentation. >>> dennis hastert expected to plead not guilty when he appears in court later today in chicago. he's been in seclusion until yesterday when he emerged from his vacation home in wisconsin. cameras spotted him at a gas station on the way to illinois. hastert accused of lying to the fbi about making cash withdrawals from his bank, money he allegedly used to keep sex abuse claims from becoming public. >>> first lady barbara bush turned 90 yesterday. her extended family traveled to the maine compound to celebrate with her. the whole town marking the occasion in fact with flags and happy birthday signs. mrs. burg also celebrated by organizing a charity gala with performances by reba mcintyre and amy grant. guests paid $5,000 a ticket to go to a birthday party it benefit literacy programs. >> they're both going really strong. >> yes, they are. he is still skydiving, i think he slowed his role on skydiving out of planes.

that's one of the victims inside penn presbyterian.the victims and the victim's relatives all in the dark about who and why someone would want to open fire with a shot on their family early or late last night sending them into the hospital. as you saw just actually getting into a car and being released. police say the shooting took place around 11:30 last night. the family had gathered to celebrate a relative's birthday at the corner of 41st and ogden in west philadelphia. one minute they're enjoying food and music, the next minute they hear what sounds like fireworks, then a second series of shots and then people scattering and searching for children. >> it was just scary. my children were out there. it was little kids. it was just -- that was ridiculous like. my kids were in the house, we opened the doors, nothing but blood on the walkway, going up the steps it was ridiculous. >> reporter: two teens and one 18-month-old baby were also hit with shotgun pellets. they are all being treated at children's hospital of philadelphia. all in

three adults still here inside of penn presbyterian being treated for their wounds.ne of whom we don't know his condition. as for the cause behind us the motive i checked in with southwest detectives they don't have a motive no suspect, just lots of questions. if you have any idea about this crime, call detectives. live in southwest philadelphia jesse gary nbc 10 news. >>> police are investigating a deadly shooting about a dozen blocks away from that scene. nbc 10 at 37th and mount vernon in the mantua section. here a man was shot around 9:40 night. he died a short time later. no arrests in this shooting either. there's no word if the two shootings are related. >>> happening today, church services will resume later this morning at the charleston, south carolina church where nine people were killed during that shooting rampage. last night hundreds of people marched through downtown charleston to emanuel ame church where police say dylann roof opened fire during an evening bible study. the fbi is investigating a website registered under roof's name. it features a manif

chad. >> reporter: rick, the former penn state student says he suffered emotional and physical scars from the alleged hazing. he said he called the university's hazing hotline but the university did nothing but penn state says that's simply not true. using props from cell phone screen grabs attorney tried to show a culture of booze drugs and hazing at penn state. in the lawsuit former penn state student claims he was burned with cigarettes, punched in the face and forced to drink urine while pledging at the kappa delta rho fraternity. >> i never intended to become a whistle-blower but when i saw what was going on and the abuse that myself and others were repeatedly experiencing and that the university was totally ignoring. >> reporter: some have called him a whistle-blower. he also uncovered a private facebook page of kdr members and alumni that allegedly showed male and female students naked and at least one woman sexually assaulted. >> any parent, any student any human being would look at these images and be disgusted. >> reporter: he claims the university ignored his complaints of

marc penn north train 400, 20 or 30 minutes behind. if you're headed north take the train over to bowie or seabrook. we have all lanes now open on suitland. right now, wide look at things. we look pretty good, finally getting a little bit of red. i say finally because it's taken a long time. i don't like seeing red. the outer loop as you approach georgia avenue is a little bit slow. inbound 395 there also a tad slow. 395, just north of duke street a little bit of volume here. overall pretty light. 66 no major problems. 95 looking good. same thing when you look at prince george's county overall. 95 in maryland flowing nicely. >> for the first time this year we have a heat advisory in effect for the metro area. so for the afternoon when we have our heat index really building there's a risk of heat illness, like heat stroke with extended exposure. reduce outdoor activities. if you have to be outdoors, drink plenty of water and take frequent breaks. we'll have the oppressive humidity with us today and oppressive humidity again tomorrow. no