by the time we moved to pomona, which is mostly a middle, upper class neighborhood, being already bit by the gang bug we just exported the gang life out there. >> randall's gang activity led to his incarceration by the california youth authority and soon after, prison. there, he joined a militant gang called the black guerrilla family. >> ended up spending 15 years in solitary confinement for prison activities and conduct. tried to get back into the main line. it was hard after facing walls for 15 years in handcuffs everywhere i went. i didn't adjust too well. i still became more assaultive, more combative, more violent. >> after 25 years of incarceration, randall had plenty of violent episodes to share. >> i had threw a bomb in an inmate's cell and blew his toilet off the wall, you know, blew a patch of his leg off. an officer came to my door. i made a zip gun out of some magazines and i shot him in the face. >> as the story unfolds about why he's there and what he's done in prison, it can send chills up your spine. and then it occurs to you, i'm sitting right in front of this guy. a

it's moving slowly across new gretna and into egg harbor city north of pomona.moving to the south at about 10 miles per hour. we've got about 82 lightning strikes associated with this cluster within the past 15 minutes. if you're in washington also into lower banks just to the east and north and east of hammonton take cover because we're tracking those those shore. we have the availability to flip this over into hail mode, to lower back, washington ton we are picking up an indication of penny sized hail associated with this cluster. a few of the showers and storms we want to track for you across the lehigh valley region and easton and also into milford we're tracking heavy rain associated. there's just a lot of moisture associated with the cluster. now we take you down to the south of our region into pottstown honey book and coatesville, we're dealing with these showers and storms that will continue as we get throughout the rest of the early evening hours. heat index in philadelphia 96 degrees, 90 in trenton, a little cooler where you are get something rain cool

egg harbor city pomona mays landing included in that severe thunderstorm warning. northeast about 25 miles an hour, winds in excess of 60 miles per hour and quarter size hail certainly a possibility. getting a lot of reports of storm damage across the delaware and lehigh valleys. in burlington county half dollar size hail reported. also in burlington county quarter size hail reported. delanco trees down. those were reported in that county, bridgeport in lancaster county, trees also uprooted and in cumberland county getting reports of pea sized hail because of the strong showers and storms. pretty warm and pretty humid at this hour. it's 81 degrees in philadelphia but you could feel the moisture in the air. 81 in reading. 78 up in the poconos. at the coast from beach haven down cape may, temperatures are holding into the middle and lower 70's. here is satellite6 along with action radar. you can see the yellow shaded box. that's a severe thunderstorm watch that stays up for our region until 10 o'clock tonight. the red shading here that's actually a tornado watch post

garden state parkway there's some construction, the right lane is closed heading northbound on 44 and pomonah updates but for now let's head over to the weather center with meteorologist bill henley. >> announcer: now, your nbc10 "first alert" weather. >> clear skies over the city. we will see showers and thunderstorms later today. but right now, it is in the clear. you can see the skies brightening up. this from sea isle city, a few clouds there. no sign of fog but some parts of the shore seeing some. 70s in philadelphia, and south jersey and suburbs there are in some 60s. 69 degrees and 70 degrees in melvern and 72 degrees in warrington. a steamy day today. the humidity will make it feel like middle 90s when the actual temperature tops out near 90 degrees this afternoon. it's that heat and humidity that will help fuel showers and thunderstorms later today. philadelphia, dry. the region is dry. but look to the west, here are the storms that will be moving into the area, with the potential for severe weather. and the threat is greatest in the south, downpours, damaging winds in delaware and

is heading northbound where we have some construction and the right lane is closed in exit 44 in pomonaheading over the tacony-palmyra, and we're clear with no scheduled opening, and the ben franklin is clear heading into philadelphia. >>> ronald reagan called america a shining city on a hill. donald trump calls it a divided crime scene. he's offering fear. >> a speech of contrast at the dnc. president obama jabbed donald trump in makes the case for his preferred successor hillary clinton. the president captivated the crowd here at the wells fargo center last night. >> a full house of delegates and guests gave president obama a warm welcome. he listed reasons why hillary clinton should become the 45th president. such as her judgment and history of public service but the president let loose when it came to her gop rival donald trump who said he could fix america's problems by himself. >> our power doesn't come from some self-declared savior promising that he alone can restore order as long as we do things his way. we don't look to be ruled. our power comes from those declarations, with t

ongoing right now in atlantic county until 6:15, 60 miles per hour wind and hail near mays landing pomona egg harbor city. as we take a look on storm tracker6 double scan you can see 51 lightning strikes in the last 15 minutes a very slow moving storm at 20 or so miles an hour so flooding rains as well around buena egg harbor just to the north of mays landing, along the atlantic city expressway where a lot of folks are traveling to the shore from the city. also as we head to the south there is that severe storm in maryland near chestertown. we'll watch to see if it survivors as it heads east into kent county and also a little bit of showers over the bay trying to head towards cape may. so as we take a look at this flood warning, flash flood warning until 8:45 for cumberland county around millville and vineland we have now reports of a 911 center in vineland of many water rescues with over three to 4-inches of rain in that part of cumberland county. in addition to that it's now between now and 10:00 that we'll watch these pop-ups. they're spotty but they're severe creating torrential rain

pomona got about half an inch and at the cape may county airport we got .29-inches today.ew points still in the 70s right now. it's still very steamy at least until that cold front comes through. showed where you that front was with the showers and storms. watch what happens tomorrow after that front sweeps through. watch the dew points. dew points in the 70's which puts us in oppressive range to do you points in the 40s and low 50s. that puts us in the awesome range. tomorrow we've got a breeze from the north and west. it is going to feel so nice outside tomorrow. breezy, comfortable, not too hot, into the too and once these storms come through tonight you can see tomorrow we've got clear skies all across the board from start to finish tomorrow for my money is a perfect summer day. if you like eight few degrees warmer you'll love sunday as well the front stalls to the south but clouds should stay off to our south through the day sunday. here's monday this is what wove got to watch. notice the clouds try to creep in. this is pretty optimistic this actual model run here 2:0

county picking up well over half inch of rainfall this morning, atlantic county picking up some rain, pomona picking up over quarter inch every rainfall, and atlantic city high school picking up just about five hundreds of an inch. in the storm scan3, isolated thunderstorms rolling across the coastline, rumble every thunder wake you up early on a friday morning, elsewhere, dealing with passing clouds, see some sunshine to start the day, and then as we head into the afternoon hours, clouds will start to increase and temperatures increasing as well, temperature change over the last 24 hours, up at most of the reporting site, little cooler in mount pocono, but today will be warm, and a muggy day, 70 degrees right now, your current temperature in philadelphia, we're at 72 in wildwood, our cool spot in the poconos, down into the low 50's, and in your day planner today, mainly dry for most of us, for the first half of the day, a mix of sun and clouds, warming up to low 80s by lunchtime, you're really start to feel the steam factor specially headed into the afternoon hours as warmfront clears, the

city some very heavy rain in fact 3.47-inches of rain was reported at the atlantic city airport in pomona. many pots over 3-inches but the good news i have for you that the flash flood warning that was in effect for that area has been canceled early. the rain has moved on out the flooding has receded and no more threat lingers in that area so that's good news. 75 degrees right now at the airport. 77 in wilmington hold pretty steady through the night he is supperly with the cloud cover. it sticks around overnight and again can't rule out a couple of spotty showers overnight noon tomorrow morning here's 10:00 a.m. cloudy start to the day that should limit temperatures a bit. around three or 4:00 o'clock scattered thunderstorms that try to pop up they'll move east pretty quickly they won't be everywhere. they should be generally brief but they could produce locally heavy rainfall finally late tomorrow night we clear it out sunny is not the sun yesterday day we'll start to feel the humidity dropping sun will return in the afternoon and it will be a whole lot nicer outside. overnight showers m

pomona got about half an inch and at the cape may county airport we got .29-inches today.ew points still in the 70s right now. it's still very steamy at least until that cold front comes through. showed where you that front was with the showers and storms. watch what happens tomorrow after that front sweeps through. watch the dew points. dew points in the 70's which puts us in oppressive range to do you points in the 40s and low 50s. that puts us in the awesome range. tomorrow we've got a breeze from the north and west. it is going to feel so nice outside tomorrow. breezy, comfortable, not too hot, into the too and once these storms come through tonight you can see tomorrow we've got clear skies all across the board from start to finish tomorrow for my money is a perfect summer day. if you like eight few degrees warmer you'll love sunday as well the front stalls to the south but clouds should stay off to our south through the day sunday. here's monday this is what wove got to watch. notice the clouds try to creep in. this is pretty optimistic this actual model run here 2:0

county picking up well over half inch of rainfall this morning, atlantic county picking up some rain, pomonaking up over quarter inch every rainfall, and atlantic city high school picking up just about five hundreds of an inch. in the storm scan3, isolated thunderstorms rolling across the coastline, rumble every thunder wake you up early on a friday morning, elsewhere, dealing with passing clouds, see some sunshine to start the day, and then as we head into the afternoon hours, clouds will start to increase and temperatures increasing as well, temperature change over the last 24 hours, up at most of the reporting

city some very heavy rain in fact 3.47-inches of rain was reported at the atlantic city airport in pomona. many pots over 3-inches but the good news i have for you that the flash flood warning that was in effect for that area has been canceled early. the rain has moved on out the flooding has receded and no more threat lingers in that area so that's good news. 75 degrees right now at the airport. 77 in wilmington hold pretty steady through the night he is supperly with the cloud cover. it sticks around overnight and again can't rule out a couple of spotty showers overnight noon tomorrow morning here's 10:00 a.m. cloudy start to the day that should limit temperatures a bit. around three or 4:00 o'clock scattered thunderstorms that try to pop up they'll move east pretty quickly they won't be everywhere. they should be generally brief but they could produce locally heavy rainfall finally late tomorrow night we clear it out sunny is not the sun yesterday day we'll start to feel the humidity dropping sun will return in the afternoon and it will be a whole lot nicer outside. overnight showers m

what are they doing to our economics only start these -- our family moved out of pomona. we had a business. my parents felt that me and my sister were in danger. also, someone had jumped a brick wall with a gun and shot her father in the head. what they are doing is not making progress. i feel so sick in my heart to see everyone shooting each other . we are still backward from where we were in my childhood. guest: respectfully, we can all have different opinions. i have seen this country transformed for the better. i see it on a trajectory to be improved even more. exceptions we have an african-american president. i think what we are seeing in some cases is frustration. i work for the first ever caring american mayor of new york city, david diggins. , that he acknowledge can change things. these are difficult albums. is that thereues has been a fallback, not only in the black and white community, among working-class people. fewer jobs that are living wage jobs, fewer jobs that have a future and pensions. these are real issues and frustration. that's why people want to eng

pomona, medford, indian mills, you're looking at the end of the rain. tabernacle 6:58.htning strikes jump back behind the storms sometimes, i'll leave you with the wide view nothing in the northern and western suburbs, spotty activity in south jersey and delaware. as we look outside, we have cloudy skies and that includes philadelphia international airport. earlier in the predawn hours we were showing you shots around the airport and center city, the sky was lighting up, that is moving toward the east. dewpoint is up to 73. that's oppressive humidity and that's what we're stuck with today. winds out of the northwest currently, they will be out of the southwest today. after we have get up to 3:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m., we'll be on the look out for additional showers and maybe thunderstorms. now, this latest model run wants this well to the north and west, i think there's a possibility that some of it comes down closer to philadelphia by 4:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m. by 8:00 p.m. you have a chance of some of this. later by 11:00 p.m. we'll be getting rid of the last of it. no

pomona was seventh. >>> a vallejo woman believed to be kidnapped. >> and now four people are in custody. still no sign of that woman. latest on the investigation after a break. >>> plus, big changes to one of the most congested stretches of roadway in the bay area. we will tell you about the $79 million project set to be unveiled this week in the east bay. >>> vallejo police are searcherring for a -- searching for a woman kidnapped two weeks ago. >> four people are in custody, but the 57-year-old victim is still missing. >> reporter: 57-year-old elvira babb was last seen june 29 in vallejo where a co-worker had dropped her off a mile from her house. a day later her son, who lives in san francisco, received a text message from an unknown number. >> that they would hurt her if they contacted the police and didn't deliver the amount of cash specified. >> reporter: the sender demanded a ran some, which was less than $100,000. the victim's son called police and when officers went babb's apartment, which is one of four units in this house, police found her dog, a brown chihuahua, dead, but th

. >>> only on "5," more than 100 pomona who bought cars at a bay area chrysler dealership are in limbo. after the dealership went belly up. consumerwatch reporter julie watts talked to customers who say, they have been getting the runaround for months. jules. >> reporter: that's right, veronica. take a look at the cars in this lot. the dust on the cars a clear sign that the dealership has been abandoned. also abandoned, some of the car buyers who shopped here who say they are being hounded by creditors because of debt the dealership didn't pay. >> there was no haggling over the pricing. they had been good to me a year before. >> reporter: while the car buying process may have been a breeze at napa christ jeep dodge ram, it's been rough ever since. >> they have been going into bankruptcy and nobody could help me until somebody new came to take over. >> reporter: these are two of the more than 100 car buyers from across the bay area left in the lurch after the owner of this dealership filed for bankruptcy. some can't register or get plates because the dealer never filed the dmv paperwork

. >> new record locate in the pomona. 3.476 fence in really short amount of time.hat easily led to flashflooding across that region. we had quite a few report that far in fact around the region as whole. now it may look all innocent and tranquil right now, but expecting frontal boundery to cross you there later today. and until that happens, we can continue to be stuck in this just unstable air mass, and with all of the moisture still pent up in the atmosphere to work with, we once again could have pretty heavy downpours, as well as renewed threat for some severe weather. so once more, the storm prediction center has put our region at least part of it into a slight risk for some locally severe thunderstorms later on today. so that's really the timing, mainly afternoon, toward night fall, that gusty winds possibly some hail, and heavy downpours look to be the biggest concern. the whole region clouded here, but we may see the strongest storms off to the north from philadelphia on north we say. what can you expect then? here is short list. more of bullet point kind of

is something in his hand he backs up and then comes forward again his final words to shotgun blast pomona ground the authors call for medical help he turned his back still responsive to police commands he makes one more move inside of a shared a second officer fired a final-round the pastel challenge the need for the final two shots the police chief said the shooting is being reviewed by the department the district attorney in the fbi. >>reporter: coming up ease the way police and residents get together to have a discussion about how they can improve our public-relations will say how the discussion went to another police department getting ready to quit as authors of robotic cameras will tell you who in that is coming up next the san mateo bridge another check the weather and traffic never far away we will be right back. people love my portobello mushroom buttery jack, made with portobello mushrooms, grilled onions, and garlic herb butter. ever wonder how i came up with it? well... actually, i came up with it at the water cooler. but i thought you'd like this cowboy story better. the port

problem of the cities, gun control, foreign policy, obama's own going back to hawaii in his time at pomona and his college years at columbia and then harvard law school. you emerge from that hour of listening without a single visual of what you had was a much deeper appreciation of the presidents past, how he manages his presidency and how he sees important aspects of policy today. also what he wrestles with. this was right after the shooting in charleston, south carolina, and what to do about that. i came away with that thinking, if all of us could get away from that stage craft and the visual and give people enough time to talk and not try to condense it into two minutes, you might have a couple of of soundbites but the correspondent also has to make the reputation the way he or she opens the report encloses it and tosses it back to the anchor. if we just figured out a way to get people the time and latitude to say their piece and put it in our ears without the distraction of the visual we would be better off. i sternly came away from that wtf episode with a much better appreciation of t

of cities, gun control, foreign policy, obama's own history going back to hawai'i and his time at pomona and his college years at columbia and then harvard law school you emerge from that hour of listening without a single visual of what you had with a much deeper appreciation of the president's past, how he macs this presidency, how he sees important aspects of policy today and what he wrestles with. this is right after the shooting in charleston, south carolina, and what to do about that. and so i came away with that thinking, like, if all of us could get somehow away from the stagecraft and the artifice and the visual, and listen -- and give people enough time to talk and not trying to condense two minutes, might have a couple sound bites but the correspondent has to make their reputation the way he or some open the report and closes it and talks back to the anchor. if we just figure oust a way that we could give people the time and the latitude to say their piece, and just put it in our ears without the distraction that the visual creates, probably be better off. i came away from tha

pomona college was ranked as the seventh best. ranked number 40. >>> the giants have the best record of baseball heading into the break. they beat the diamondbacks 4-0 two sweep them at at&t park. crawford drove in three of the four runs. madison bumgarner took a no hit near the eighth inning until jake lamb broke through with a single into right field. that was the only hit he allowed. he matched his career high with 14 strikeouts. the giants open the second half of the season friday in san diego. >>> the a's had a walk off loss to houston. sean manias pitched seven scoreless innings. the a's were on the board in the sixth. the astros tied the became in the ninth after ryan madson. in the tenth houston scored the winning run. the a's will open the second half of the season at home hosting the toronto blue jays on friday. >>> there was a controversial ending at the u.s. women's open while sweden's anna nordquist was trying to complete the largest final comeback in u.s. women's open history. she was attested a 2 stroke penalty for

to bring up h.r. 1217, the bipartisan expanded background checks legislation, honor the memory of pomona police offer shawn die mand, murdered at the hands of a gang member. the siges has to stop. we need action. and to honor his memory i would like to -- the house to take up this bill. the speaker pro tempore: as previously announced, the unanimous consent request cannot be entertained. the gentlewoman from california's time will be deducted from the gentleman from colorado. the gentleman from colorado is recognized. mr. polis: i'd like to yield to the gentlelady from new jersey, mrs. watson coleman, for the poumps a unanimous consent request. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. mrs. watson coleman: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to bring up h.r. 1217, the bipartisan expanded background check legislation, and this is to honor the memory of carl beatty a former mercer county corrections officer, who havest who was an innocent bystander killed in a hail of gunfire in gang related fight in the city of trenton in my district. i do this to honor mr. beatty d i do thi