we are a group of military officials, police, and civilians in the search for balance and against thisvernment. we do not belong to nor do we have a partisan political leaning. we are nationalists, patriots, institutionalists. this fight is not with the rest of the security forces of the state, impunity imposed by this government. >> patrick, let's talk about this video. first of all, who are these people and how the heck did this go on for two hours? >> reporter: it's incredible, brooke, even for venezuelans who have tragically become used to scenes of violence every day. a helicopter apparently common deered by rogue police officers begins to bombard the supreme court and other government buildings and it goes on for two hours. so a lot of mysteries, a lot of questions still need to be answered. but the apparent ring leader is named oscar perez. he has been posting videos of him sharp shooting, jumping out of planes, he's a very skilled pilot, apparently, a diver, on instagram for some time. his account has blown up in the last 24 hours as you'd expect. tens new followers. he said he

area, do you have any information prior to any of the -- host: and that's the latest from local police officials and the governor of virginia. we're now going to take our viewers live to the united states senate that's about to gavel in for the day. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> let us pray. gracious father, our shield and defense. we look to you in these challenging times

police official told jurors after checking with counterparts in the fbi, agents warned that sullivan to stay away from the issue. sullivan testified, quoting, very definitively i told him to stay away from mr. ali and that was coming from the fbi. >> if you could change anything about the course of action here, would you? >> again, going back which i have done many times, you know over what happened, considering how it unfolded the information i received and who i received it from, i certainly, i certainly realized that i moved forward in good faith. >> deputy commissioner sullivan conclude that had police quickly pulled back from looking further inner to seth williams concerns that muhammad ali was being racially profiled, testimony continues, in the morning. >>> and adjunct professor at university of delaware will not becoming back to teach at the school due to posts she made on social media. "eyewitness news" report are anita oh is live with what the teacher wrote on facebook and why the university is not asking her back, anita. >> reporter: there is a lot of controversy over this

it's called the post act high ranking police and city officials along with community advocate groups gathered this week to discuss the proposed bill at a city council meeting we absolutely are not looking to restrict any ability by the n.y.p.d. to fight crime nor protect this city however every new yorker's should have should not have to choose between safety and privacy it would require the n.y.p.d. to publicly disclose the high tech surveillance tools the department is using and will use in the future something city officials say is critical to maintaining both safety and the values of a strong local democracy unfortunately surveillance technologies are too often not only used in secret but they are acquired in secret even local elected officials like us are kept in the dark about what technology is the n.y.p.d. is buying and how they're being used a disclosure process for surveillance technology would foster more public trust in our law enforcement system some of the department surveillance tools include license plate readers x. ray vans that allow authorities to see through walls

police official will take the stand in the seth williams corruption case. meeting at the center of the testimony. >>> trapped in a burning home. young boy dice ies in a house f tell you about his father's frantic efforts to save him. so, your new prescription does have a few side effects. oh, like what? ♪ you're gonna have dizziness, ♪ nausea, and sweaty eyelids. ♪ and in certain cases chronic flatulence. ♪ no. ♪ sooooo gassy girl. ♪ so gassy. if you're boyz ii men, you make anything sound good. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. next! ♪ next! >>> food philadelphia deputy police commissioner testify in da corruption file. meetings he'll be answering questions about. >>> sinking ship. all-out search for survivors after a boat carrying dozens of people sinks in colombia and all caught on camera. >>> foremaner vice president joe biden getting a tribute today and honors his history in delaware. >>> welcome to nbc 10 today. i'm tracey davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. going to be a

. >>> a police official is set to take the stand tomorrow morning at the federal corruption trial ofhiladelphia's district attorney. deputy commissioner joe sullivan will be a witness for the prosecution. the first week of seth williams' trial ended friday with the d.a. praising his lawyer's efforts. williams is accused of taking bribes and gifts from a businessman who is a key witness to the prosecution. williams has pleaded not guilty. >>> stranded in philadelphia. why a plane headed to germany last night had to turn back around and then return. >>> go ahead! i got you! >> dangerous drop. what caused this teen to fall into the arms of strangers. ♪ this summer in a place where flavor runs deep, any dish and every glass might be the best you've ever tasted as long as you don't forget your appetite. new york state. it's all here. it's only here. plan your trip to the finger lakes at iloveny.com . >>> bone-chilling video of a teenage girl dangling from an amusement park ride in upstate new york. the girl from sussex county, delaware falls 25 feet, hitting a tree branch but safely landi

a third shooting in the morning also in chester and police officials just held a news conference about the events. >> this was not just an act of violence against a student it was an act of violence against a community. >> they are looking for suspects in each of the shootings, the only clue with a burgundy sedan with pennsylvania plates may have been involved. >>> turning now to the forecast. the weekend is here and we could see rain at some point over saturday and sunday. looking live from sky 6 hd showing you the center city skyline bright sunshine and blue skies out there get out and enjoy it at lunch time. melissa magee is here now with the lightest. and some precipitation perhaps this weekend. >> that is right rick, all in all a nice weekend on the way and quite the change on monday. a high temperature of 64, tuesday high is 62 and wednesday we shot up to 80 degrees and yesterday we maxed out in the city at 82 and we'll be in the 80s for high temperatures later on today. right now not a bad start. 76 in the city and 76 in reading and 78 in wilmington and cape may 70 and beach hav

we heard a few minutes ago from senior police officials who spoke to reporters at scotland yard. we want to play that for you in its entirety. take a listen. >> good morning. since late yesterday evening on saturday the 3rd of june, the metropolitan police has been responding to incidents in london bridge and market areas of london. we are treating this as a terrorist incident and a full investigation is already under way led by london's terrorism command. you'll understand that our knowledge of the incident is still growing but at the moment, what we understand is as follows. eight minutes past 10:00 last night, we began to receive calls that a vehicle had struck pedestrians on london bridge. the vehicle continued to drive from london bridge to borough market. the suspects left the vehicle, attempting to stab a number of people, including an on-duty british transport police officer who was responding to the incident and he received serious injuries, fortunately, not life-threatening. armed response officers responded very quickly and bravely and confronted the three male suspect

police say the alleged assault happened tuesday. officials say it happened at the four seasons foot spa on park place. there the woman told police she was touched inappropriately during a massage by li. this morning... police are asking any other potential victims to come forward. ( mark ) students are mourning the death of a physical education teacher in the east bay. 31-year-old carlo tateo worked at skyline high school in oakland. he was shot during an argument early sunday morning in san francisco's south of market neighborhood. it happened near the corner of folsom and 11th streets while he was with a group of his friends. tateo was also an assistant coach on the varsity football team at skyline. players remember him as a counselor who was caring and made a point to help everyone. <"it was very heartbreaking to hear that uhhhh. i just couldn't believe itkids who did pretty bad stuff, he would try to create a bond with them so they start maturing and going in the right path">( mark ) so far police have not made any arrests in the shooting

. >>> the seth williams corruption trial will resume monday with a police official set to testify. the first week of the trial ended yesterday with williams praising his lawyers' efforts. >> attorneys are doing a great job. >> ha businessman told the cour that he gave williams lavish gifts in part because he wanted help from the d.a. too resolve problems with tsa officials at the airport. the defense contends the two men were friends and that williams never actually took care of ali's troubles. >>> today in philadelphia, the state of pennsylvania will unveil a historic marker commemorating the bombing. its set for 3:00 this afternoon. it was may 1985 when police dropped a makeshift bomb on the rooftop bunker of the libertarian group during a standoff. 11 people died including five children. hundreds of people lost their homes in the fire that followed. >>> coming up, we are now hearing an apology from johnny depp after he was caught talking about killing the president. >>> and later, going from homeless to house warming. moms who used to live in shelters in our area are celebrating

. >> reporter: police officials promise cleaning will be second to none as the largest academy in 11 years prepares for life dressed in blue wearing a badge. this department is rising. it's a great sign. to me it's not a blip on the screen. we fixed the issues that was plaguing this police department and we're rising again. >> the department has 110 officers. 54 in the academy. the 154 officers if they become police officers could ultimately work in the substation, the building where the training is going on right now, which has been vacant because of the shortage of police officers. in the south bay bureau i'm jesse gary ktvu fox 2 news. >>> mayor libby schaaf celebrated a celebration to kick off the summer breeze program. the city is teaming up with the oakland school district to open 100 different locations for children and where they could receive free lunches and snacks during the summer months when school is out. >> reporter: the city of oakland alone would be funding more than 90,000 free lunches and snacks this summer. we know 72% of our public school students qualify for fre

. >>> the seth williams corruption trial will resume on monday with a philadelphia police official set to testify. the first week of the trial ended friday with williams praising his lawyers efforts. williams is accused of taking bribes and gifts from a bucks county business who is a key witness for the prosecution. the d.a. has pleaded not guilty to the charges. >>> quick travel note for drivers in philadelphia. a busy intersection in north philly is still closed because of the track renewal project. broad street affgirard avenue closed on friday night, it will reopen tonight at 8:00. shuttle buses are being detoured until then. >> today, the arts festival continues. the last day for the festival, starts at 11:00 this morning, goes until 6:00 this evening. nearly 300 artists from all over the country are showcasing their work in tents up and down main street. this is the festival's 28th year. >> 10:0 sath on this sunday. the bombing and firing is considers one of the darkest days in philadelphia history. now, officials are shining a light on what happened. next, how the lives lost are

. >> chester shootings came so fast police officials couldn't finish describing the first three -- >>old on we got a new one going. >> without a man point ago begun chester cop the officer fired at the man who was later captured. by late afternoon, 11th and kerlin was back to business as usual. but chester's beleaguered mayor knows violent days like this and a powerful message. >> we have to do better. we have to -- we have to do better as a community. that we're -- we reach out to the community and the community has to speak up. >> reporter: speak up. the challenge for investigato is and in all of these cases to find reliable witnesses willing to say what they saw. now, they believe the murder of zion abdullah was an isolated incident but police say shooting incidents number two, three and four may be linked. dawn? >> wow. all right, bruce, keep us posted. thank you. >>> attacked, stabbed and today philadelphia city councilman david oh went back to work. the councilman an army veteran was established wednesday night after coming home from work on the 5800 block of thomas street. that

oakland police officials say they are having a hard time finding people who want to become cadets. the deputy chief said that the program is designed to give people who may not consider working in law enforcement a chance to see the job from the inside as well as help change the perception of the police department. >> i think it's human nature to say why who i want to be a part of an organization that's seen in this way. the flip received that is i want people to know there is a lost work going on internally. >> i have always been interested in helping people. i think this is like a unique way to help people. >> the deputy chief said her career started as a police explorer. she rose through the ranks of the police department. candidates have to live in oakland or have attended oakland schools. most also need to be between the ages of 18 and 20. >>> the incoming chancellor is drafting a plan to cut the deficit by half. she takes over an july 1st. she sent a message discussing interest decisions. she hopes to reduce the school deficit to $57 million. her budget includes mormon friday

and london's top police officials said this morning they believe they know the names of the attackers and are working to find any accomplices. >> they say the terrorists may have been ready to strike for some time. overnight, police converging on east london, conducting more raids in connection with the terror attacks, and this morning, the london bridge re-opening once again following a scene of carnage over the weekend. >> get moving. >> reporter: this white van veering into the crowd on the bridge mowing over helpless pedestrians. >> we heard a crash almost. >> a big loud noise. >> a lot of loud noises. >> reporter: three men get out armed with long knives and head towards the bustling borough market and begin stabbing people one after the other. police quickly cornering the suspects and then a hail of gunfire. all three attackers shot and killed wearing what looked like suicide vests but they were fakes. this morning british officials say the terrorists may have been waiting for several months to carry out their attack and the trigger, possibly this message posted by isis over the

police officials stay a line on the scaffolding snapped, causing it to fall nearly 30 feet, to adjacent roof. the 40500 blocks every walnut st. are currently closed due to structural damage. >>> a repoman speaking out this noon, after seven year old is towed away inside her mother's car in west philadelphia. >> trang do explains what led to this mishap. >> a mother holds her daughter tight, after a harrowing ordeal overnight, where the sleeping seven year old was accidentally hauled away by a tow truck. >> the daughters okay. she was still asleep when the vehicle was towed. so i'm not even sure if she new she was being taken for a ride on a tow truck. >> it all started here at the domino pizza at the intersection of 45th and chestnut where the mother was inside clocking out for the night. her ford mini-van parked out front with her daughter asleep in the third row. >> this vehicle to me appeared unoccupied. there are two carseat in the second row, that were empty that i could see from the mirror of my truck. >> repoman carmen, said he towed the mini-van, not knowing the little girl was

. >>> police officials say bicycle cops extend the department's reach and level of engagement in philadelphiaeighborhoods. they also learn how to go down steps at the museum. >>> the overbrook high school community honored one of its own today. a 17-year-old for his heroic rescue of his one-year-old nephew from a burning home. "action news" reporter gray hall was there. >> you are every day hero. >> reporter: 17-year-old rudy edwards wears the title well. today he was recognized by students teachers the state and the city of philadelphia for his bravery and heroism. last weekend he did what many would never do. the teen rushed into his burning home to save his one-year-old nephew, bryce, who was trapped inside. >> i was just thinking about him. go get bryce. it was repeated inside my head the whole time, go get bryce. >> reporter: despite the smoke and flames he says he never thought of himself but he knew he had to save private the smoke was so thick he couldn't see him but when he heard the small voice and cough he was able to locate him and save him. >> i had to go back. i couldn't let him

a police official says it's the clearest he's ever seen. >>> new from overnight, one person in the hospital after fire ripped through this home in delaware county. nbc10 on the scene on east golf view in ardmore. the fire broke out just before 2:00. it's under control. looks like -- medics with treating the victims. >>> and a violent purse snatching targeted an 82-year-old woman. at the top of the screen you see a woman pushing the elderly woman to the ground before grabbing her purse and running away. this happened yesterday in philadelphia's mayfair section. the victim will be okay. police are looking for the attacker. >>> it's pride weekend in philadelphia. the festival is the largest celebration of lgbt pride in the region. and it attracts more than 25,000 people every year. it kicks off at the block party at 12th and logan in center city tonight. wristbands for the weekend will be on sale at a $5 discount. the festival concludes with the philly pride parade starting at 11:30 through center city. the parade ends at the great plaza at penn's landing where the pride festival will be going

police and fire officials said most of the victims had died of suffocation. authorities initially feared a terror attack but later said it was likely to have been a bungled robbery. the gunman was found dead in a room at the casino. sarah corker has the latest. as gunshots ring out, chaotic scenes of panic. hundreds of guests and employees run for of panic. hundreds of guests and em ployees ru n for safety of panic. hundreds of guests and employees run for safety from this popular hotel resort close to manila's international airport. security forces arrived at the scene quickly and heavily armed. a lone gunman had burst into the busy casino, firing an assault rifle and setting fire to gaming tables. one person in a nearby building filmed the incident from her balcony early on friday morning. my god you guys, ican hear on friday morning. my god you guys, i can hear gunshots. oh my god. right behind resorts world. you can see the smoke and there is gunshots and people are shooting at each other. swat teams searched the building for many hours. then just after d

as more is revealed about some government officials and the police protecting drug dealers it's not only runners who are afraid of being silenced but some officials too. they say their opponents are abusing the campaign to eliminates political competition. who. did the president of the association of what i'm very own should know is really surprised. that there was a link with the drugs i don't really know. amounting to best source. for. illegal firearms and illegal i mean a sure but why do you think you're on the list. i think it was a political will to be sure. i have the political bible there in mind in my but we. allow bunk and me for the therms that they they did not do in. certain certain local officials they can do what they were do one if they were not found something it riddance with the years to do the search. we are police officers have motivation to get someone who is higher rank because they either get a better view of war or promotion that's why it was so but victims being the. policemen so you are a big accomplishment to get like a big fish with murder boards that some pol

flags flying at half—mast over downing street, as senior cabinet figures and police officials arriveattack. just four days before a general election, the main parties announced they would postpone national campaigning. but it would get underway again tomorrow. so there's a balance of things here. on the one hand, clearly we want to respect the people who have been injured and killed. we want to pay proper respect, and therefore, we don't want to carry on across it. but on the other hand, the people doing this are doing this because they despise the freedoms that we have. and those freedoms can be the freedom to go out on a saturday night or the freedom to cast their vote. the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, said despite today's campaign suspension, the democratic process must not be disrupted. i can't recall any other election when there's been anything like this. this has got to be the worst. i hope that it will not disrupt our process, because we have to have a democratic process. but i also hope we will reflect on the need to have sufficient police officers on our streets, and also

then also, sometime in the afternoon, we are expecting another briefing by police officials in alexandria, police and fbi and capitol hill police of the shows on the latest details. a lot more to come on the shooting. afternoon, andis two: 30 with janet yellen's's conference, the real issue for people on wall street. vonnie: thank you for that. a congressional reporter for bloomberg news. let's change focus for a moment outside of breaking news. like $45 per barrel after the announcement, crude inventories fell one point six 6 million barrels last week. julie has got the latest. how is loyal responding? >> it is down more than 3.5%. below $45 per barrel. not only was the overall drop in , perhaps inventories more importantly, we were getting more signs of the summer driving season is weaker than it typically is. gasoline rise for a second straight weekend demand fell about one half of 1%. if you not a good sign are on oil or gasoline for that matter. that is what have account for the drop their. if you take a look at what is going on the stock market today, not seeing a big move ahead of

prince george's police officials came to the national harbor to denounce the riders. >> this will not be tolerated. for those engaging in it we want you to know you are not safe. we are coming for you. sam: police say this is not sport. it's dangerous behavior that could hurt innocent people. >> everybody who is down here has a right to be safe. we understand that. we will be putting more and more resources in this. we will apprehend more and more people and bring them to justice. >> we followed police in the national harbor monitoring center where the cameras captured images they will turn over to the prince george's police. this is their worst experience. >> incident in the last couple of years. but what we see this time is a greater number. >> there is no official count, of course. but most observersa hundred dirt bikes and a.t .v.'s all illegal on public streets. why don't they chase them more often? we have more on that coming up at "abc7 news at 6:00". reporting live from the national harbor in prince george's county, maryland, i'm sam ford. abc7 news. larry: thanks for that. tr

>> most significantly, there was a press conference in london and police officials said there were only three perpetrators, all three of the perpetrators were killed but it is possible that they may have had some type of help. it's not entirely clear at this hour. one of the greatest clues here might be the white man, rented a white van that the attackers were using. we have a still frame of this man, you can get a pretty good idea of what it looked like. at this point, the vehicle, this is after it had mowed down a number of restaurants on the london bridge. it came to a rest after it jumped a curb and it appears to be up against delightful here. according to authorities, it was at this point that the men inside the van exited and began to stab anyone insight witnesses say they will never forget before. [inaudible] we are about to cross the street when the white man was and i said to my friend something is not right, there's something not right here. people were running about and screaming and shouting. reporter: at this hour, though, we can still see people coming by the location here

police say the alleged assault happened tuesday. officials say it happened at the four seasons foot spa on park place. there the woman told police she was touched inappropriately during a massage by li. this morning... police are asking any other potential victims to come forward. ( mark ) in less than 2 hours...senate republicans plan to release a draft of their health care bill. majority leader mitch mcconnell has said he wants to bring the bill to a vote before the july 4th recess. and this morning we are learning more about what may be in the bill that was written behind closed doors. the new bill will slow the roll back of medicaid expansion and defund planned parenthood for one year. during a rally in iowa yesterday, president trump talked about getting the republican healthcare bill passed. ( mark ) republicans plan to release their plan around 6:30 this morning. stick with the kron 4 morni

you hear this from the police chiefs and the police officials who represent organizations, they think this is in fact going to open the door to people who are here without documentation, illegal immigrants, not cooperating with police or fear that it will lead to deportation. and criminalization. they don't want that. i think they see this as demonization of immigrants overall. it becomes a cultural divide with the president having run a campaign in which he demonized especially the racists that were coming from mexico and democrats say they are very proud and they're not going to go along with it. >> dana: here is laura wilkerson speaking earlier today. >> he now is serving a nine-year sentence. in texas. we have to battle, we had legislation, it seems as the families are always trying to stay ahead of the game. if someone wants to change it and let these colors off easy and out early. one of us deserves to be sitting up here. >> dana: jesse, the english happened over and over again. changing their laws in for good behavior. what they are willing to support now -- they don't want any

but police aren't willing to say officially. only that they knew each other. >> to washington now, and president trump cast himself as a masterful negotiator, but as president he's having trouble getting members of his own party to pass a plan to repeal and replace obamacare. president trump's efforts to try to save the gop health care bill. >> reporter: as gop leaders try to come up with some sort of passable health care bill the president did give a cautious prediction today about the future of the plan to repeal and replace obamacare. >> i think we're going to get at least very close and i think we're going to get it over the line. we've given ourselves a little bit more time to make it perfect. >> republican leadership now asking for a reworked gop health care bill by friday. after a vote ahead of the 4th of july recess was postponed over new legislation. >> i think the longer this drags out the harder it becomes. there's a point where you have to make decisions and move forward. >> the vote postponed after a growing number

prince george's police officials came to the national harbor to denounce the riders. >> this will note tolerated. for those engaging in it we want you to know you are not safe. we are coming for you. sam: police say this is not sport. it's dangerous behavior that could hurt innocent people. >> everybody who is down here has a right to be safe. we understand that. we will be putting more and more resources in this. we will apprehend more and more people and bring them to justice. >> we followed police in the national harbor monitoring center where the cameras captured images they will turn over to the prince george's police. this is their worst experience. >> incident in the last couple of years. but what we see this time is a greater number. >> there is no official count, of course. but most observersa

. >> police in bucks county have called off the search for an escaped prisoner tonight. according to officials daniel selby was being transported to prison when he told officers he was sick. when selby was let out of the van he pushed the deputy then ran off still handcuffed. police think selby was picked up by someone in a car about 5:30 this morning and he is no longer in the area. officials do not say where they think selby is heading. he had been arrested for failure to appear on a drug charge. >> developing news right now out of london. british police have named two of the three men they say are responsible for an attack on one of the city's most popular landmarks. saturday night the men used a van and a knife in their deadly rampage on the london bridge killing seven people and leaving dozens wounded. police say neither suspect was on the radar of intelligence agencies before that attack. we'll have much more on the live report from london for you, that's coming up tonight at 5:30. >>> in orlando, officials are learning more about the gunman who shot and killed five people there today. p

the fellows will be mentored by top police officials and this program is aimed at retention and cultivating future leadership since the d.c. police department has lost more police officers than it could hire over the last few years. adam? >> more than 600 local nonprofits are participating in a program called do more 24. they are all hoping that you'll consider donating to their effort. this is put on by the united way but many organizations are participating and nbc 4 is a proud partner in this event. joining us to talk more about this are the participants, united way president rosie and cheryl of prince jornggeorge's y and melissa who works with ivy. welcome into the studios. >> thank you for having us. >> you look very colorful. rosie, why is t to get out of it? >> sure. it's an effort that our united way started about five years ago and it's a one-daytime of giving where we're encouraging everyone to be able to do something to support it. and this year it's even more important because, given the potential cuts that are coming down the pipe from the administration, families are going to

park police officials say, 17-year-old victoria la rocca and two other teens disregarded signs warning of danger when they walked to the painted rock cliff's edge... located at land's end. there la rocca fell nearly 200 feet and landed on a large rock. after finding her motionless and unresponsive ... rescuers transported her to china beach where she later died. the two juveniles with la rocca confirmed to investigators that they knew the area was closed when they entered it. (pam) a judge dismissed two felony counts of conspiracy to obstruct justice .... against a former oakland police officer today. it happened after prosecutors refused to disclose the name of a confidential informant in the prostitution case. 27-year-old ryan walterhouse ... still faces one- misdemeanor count of engaging in an act of prostitution. (steve) new at 8, the popular ridesharing app lyft is making changes to its service. starting today, users will be given the option of walking a short distance to meet their driver. the company says the goal is to shorten commutes and reduce congestion. kron 4's charles cl

they say they're required to turn the footage over to park police, museum officials won't say what's on the video. park police say they will if the release the video because it would compromise the investigation. mayor bowser speaking out. yet another noose was construction sight in hispanicly black neighborhood near the elementary school in southeast. the mayor says the district does not tolerate signs of hate, ignorance and fear. the police are investigating. bowser said she directed the office of human rights to activate hate crimes protocol >>> more than a week after a violent attack. seven people shot one was killed near first and q streets. police haven't made any arrest. marina marraco has latest. >>> neighbors tell fox 5 that dc police chief showed neighbors surveillance video that may give clues as to what took place over the memorial day holiday when the shooting took place in between those cars where the memorial has been for past few days since the shooting. there's been a heightened sense of security. you see that cruisers have been posteded. we'll take crime scene from t

. >>> the seth williams corruption trial will resume monday with a police official set to testify. the first week of the federal trial ended yesterday with williams praising his lawyers' efforts. >> what did you think about the testimony? >> attorney is doing a great job. >> bucks county businessman muhammad ali took the stand and he told the court he gave williams latchish gifts in part because he wanted help from the d.a. to resolve problems with tsa officials at the airport. the defense contends that the two men were friends and that williams never actually took care of ali's troubles. >>> it appears the white house has met a congressional deadline for president trump to reveal if he had any recordings of conversations with james acomey. yesterday the administration sent a letter to the house intelligence committee quoting the president trump's tweet. one of them read i have no idea whether there are tapes or recordings of my conversations with james comey. but i did not make and do not have any such recordings. the letter contained no other explanation or information. president

police officials in germany have ruled out terrorism saying the gunman acted out of personal reasons. is 6:06 and the remains of three soldiers killed in afghanistan have been returned home to the united states. last night there was a somber ceremony at dover air force base to honor these soldiers. vice president mike pence attended. the three soldiers were killed when an afghan soldier they were working to train turned on them over the weekend. the taliban has claimed responsibility. >> a review of the head lights on several suvs reveals that most do not provide enough illumination as you're heading down the road late at night. maribel aber is live at the nasdaq in times square with our market watch report. good morning, maribel. >> reporter: hey, good morning, matt. just two of the 37 mid-size suvs on the road have been judged to have good headlights. the volvo xt60 and hyundai santa fe were ranked the best by the insurance institute for highway safety. poor performers infiniti qx60 lincoln mkc and ford explorer. part of the problem is their aim is off when installed by the manufact

news out of paris where authorities say they have arrested a man in a separate attack targeting police. officials say they drove into a police vehicle on champs-elysees as tourists and other on looks gathered. the motive is still unclear. no injuries reported. subway stations in the area re. we talked about this. think about this, a car going after a police vehicle or van in london. champs-elysees in the middle of june, imagine the amount of tourists there. malcolm, police say the situation under control, no injuries were sustained, but how would one handle a situation like this? what happened next? >> well, i was watching that situation very closely, because it just occurred within the last hour. we've just verified all the details of it. but it took place, as you said, in a very, very densely populated area. the champs-elysees, a long boulevard, avenue of champs-elysees between the area where the american industry is, all the way out. so that's a very dense place. tourists are all on the sidewalks. but there was also another attack carried out in that exact same area last year by an islamic ext

. >> at least one local business may have captured the vandals of surveillance video and police officialsre retrieving the video as we speak. meantime anyone with information is asked to call police. reporting live from south philadelphia. walter pers, channel 6 "action news." >> all right thank you. chopper 6 hd was over the scene in northern liberties a u-haul truck inside of a building at the urban village brewery company at north second street. the driver was going the wrong way on second street when he served into the entrance of the building and an "action news" viewer captured the driver jumping out of the vehicle and he was capture aid short time later and taken to hahnemann hospital for a leg injury and arrested for suspicion of dui. >>> the trump administration could begin enforcing parts of their controversial travel ban and questions remain how it might be done. on monday the supreme court allowed the administration to implement certain elements of the ban on travel from six predominantly muslim countries and they will hear full arguments in october and until then the ban coul

they have grant money to pay their salaries but police officials say they are having a hard time finding people who want to be cadets. the deputy chief said that the program is designed to give people who may not consider working in law enforcement a chance to see the job from the inside. as well as help change the current perception of the police department. >> i think it's human nature to say why would i want to be part of an organization that's seen in this way? the flip side is i want people to know there is a lot of work going on internally. >> i have always been interested in helping people. i think this is a unique way to help people. >> the deputy chief said she started her career as a police explorer and rose through the ranges. candidates have to live in oakland or have attended oakland schools and almost most of them need to be between the ages of 18 and 20. >>> we have an update to a story we reported yesterday including accusations of racial d isp arity. people of color, particularly african americans are being charged with more serious offenses than white. instead of theft

afghan police officials say a sewage truck loaded with explosives blew up during rush hour. it happened near the german embassy where several of its employees were injured and an afghan security guard was killed. the taliban denied responsibility, though the terror group has launched major attacks and speak 24 recently and vowed to carry out more. it's possible this was the work of isis. >> translator: our intelligence is working to find out who exactly was behind this incident. >> today's attack comes as the white house is considering deploying an additional 5,000 troops to join the already a thousand on the ground in afghanistan. >> it's a dangerous place but we have the back of the afghan people and the government and we want to make sure that we are doing all we can. we are heavily invested in afghanistan and heavily invested in seeing it stable. >> today's bombing raises questions. if afghan troops are up to the task of keeping their country safe and stable. the district is known to be one of the most secure parts of kabul, with numerous security checkpoints. how a truc

the suspects. >>> the seth williams corruption trial will resume tomorrow with a philadelphia police official set to testify. the federal trial ended friday with williams praises his lawyers' efforts. he's accused of taking bribes and gifts from a businessman who is a key witness for the prosecution. the d.a. has pleaded not guilty to the charges. >>> all right, let's talk conditions today. we'll begin with a view outside and what a nice view it is, especially compared to what we saw yesterday. we saw some scattered clouds. this morning, you can see the sun coming out. really nice shot outside our studios. what you're going to have is a mix of clouds and sun. i think more leaning toward the mostly sunny side of things especially down south near the shore. let's talk about the temperatures. we should make it into the 70s this morning. 81 at lunch time, and mid 80s in the afternoon. there's the icon showing you what i was talking about, mix of clouds and sun and a tad breezy with winds coming from the west, about 10 to 20 miles per hour. along the shore, 66 as well. as we track through, we'll s

because when i spoke to various police officials, many were reluctant to share numbers. but there's a share of graphic photographs, images that are very haunting and there's a lot of anger spewing on social media and on the ground right now as to how the government is managing this. >> it is supposed to be a tay of celebration and what a horror there. thank you. >>> now to china. authorities say the outlook is grim after a land slide that happened saturday. at least 24 bodies have been recovered. this disaster struck a village in the szechuan province. state media report a couple and their baby made it out of the rubble alive. but a local official admits it is unlikely that more survivors will be found. matt rivers is following the story live in shanghai this morning. we're hearing of course from officials the officials they're a lot less optimistic about the possibility of finding survivors. what are they saying about this recovery operation as it stands right now? >> reporter: yeah, that's the main sentiment you're getting from government officials. we are now some 30-

>> reporter: we're being told that london police are officially calling these terror attacks. we don't know if these people we've seen being arrested in video are people responsible for the attacks. this is still very fluid right now but we're still monitoring live video. we're being told that the van who plowed through pedestrians on london bridge and several people stabbed nearby and the other incident are now all being called terror attacks. we heard an eyewitness who said he saw ha a gun fight with police. >> two men behind the -- get back. [ making machine gun noises ] >> here's some of that video of officers taking people down, making arrests. several arrests we've heard about. we don't know if these are suspects or these are other people who have been involved in crimes through all of this chaos right now. in the way area b.a.r.t. police have responded by placing the system on high alert. we'll have more later on in the newscast. >> moments ago, the wpt this message on twitter. whatever the united states can do to help out in london and the uk, we will be there-we are w

but for the prime minister and for her senior officials, defense security intelligence police chiefs and others who'll meet today, they will be weighing with the joint counterterrorism task force. they will be weighing the possibility of raising as they did after the manchester attack the threat level from severe as it is now to critical. of course went to critical shortly after the manchester attack indeed. at the second cobra meeting the day immediately after the attack. but these will be the issues that the program will be facing. but of course she will hope to be getting by this stage? details about who these men were precisely, were they known to authorities, who was in their immediate circle and therefore begin to build that strolgs yub pi stronger picture of where the threat assessment should be and the precautions to take from here. >> we don't know anything about the attackers right now, right, nic? >> reporter: we don't. nothing at the moment. only that there were three, they came in the van, they rammed people, they jumped out with their knives, they attacked people with t

the police officer was stabbed in the neck and back by an assailant who we're told by a law enforcement official the words allahu akbar before stabbing the police officer. that's why this is now being investigated as a possible act of terror. the assailant is under police custody. the police officer is alive, fortunately. the president -- president trump has been briefed on this attack. we'll get more information and have live coverage of the news conference once it starts. >>> other news we're following, with every new administration comes a renewed effort to try to revive the middle east peace process. the trump white house is certainly no exception. right now, but instead of sending a seasoned politician or a diplomat, a veteran diplomat, president trump is trying a different approach, sending his son in skplau senior adviser, jared kushner, to meet with leaders there. earlier today, he was greeted by the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. >> this is an opportunity to pursue common goals of security, prosperity, and peace. and jared, i welcome you here in that spirit. i know of your e

it's unclear why the attacker drove into police though officials say the incident was apparently deliberate. >> new tonight philadelphia public school feechers overwhelmly approve a new contract with the school district. more than 4,000 teachers voted to approve the contract tonight compared to about 200 no votes. it's now been four years since the teachers had a new contract and five years since they've received a raise. details of the contract have not yet been released but it will run through 2020. the commission is expected to vote on contract tomorrow. >>> a major highway skekting the suburbs to the city is about to get even busier as construction crews make repairs. the schuykill expressway other than known as 76 will undergo resurfacing from the blue route to city avenue. it will last through october and affect the commute of tens of thousands of people every day. >> pretty much going every day starting sunday the 26th through the end of october. the milling and paving is part of the resurfacing. >> roving crews will also be repairing expansion joints in overhead signs. think of alte