to recap, five officers dead, several others injured in a shooting in dallas. we're also hearing that the organizers of the protest, they're planning a news conference for later on this morning to show their support for the officers who were killed. also the father of one of the injured officers, he'll talk about his daughter's injuries. for now i'm leave in the digital operation center. >> the violence in dallas follows the shoots of two men earlier this week. the deadly gunfire in minnesota erupted after a police officer pulled over a black couple for a broken taillight. >> diamond reimold was rolling her cell phone camera. they pulled her other. her 4-year-old child was in the back seat. before they called. she said the officers were concealing the officer. >> i said, officer, he yelled i have license to carry. after that, don't move. >> the officer is on paid leave. the skrus it is didn't said it is monitoring the situation, standing by ready to assist. outrage is also growing over the deadly police shooting in louisiana. and we're learning more about the t

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and again, just to recap, as she said, five dead at least in the shooting of a whole group of officersdallas. they were there on duty during what had been a peaceful protest. we'll be updating this story throughout the night on abcnews.com and abc news radio. we'll have the very latest first thing in the morning on "gma." thank you for watching "nightline," and good night. ♪ light piano today i saw a giant. it had no arms, but it welcomed me. (hawk call) it had no heart, but it was alive. (train wheels on tracks) it had no mouth, but it spoke to me. it said, "rocky mountaineer: all aboard amazing". been trying to prepare for this day... and i'm still not ready. the reason i'm telling you this is that there will be moments in your life that... you'll never be ready for. your little girl getting married being one of them. ♪ ♪ stain for your deck... that not only looked as handsome as charles stephens' barrel on his farewell voyage over niagara falls... but stood up to any kind of weather... ...no matter if the forecast is this... ...or this... ...or this. if a stain can make your deck be

recap again. the s&p 500 for the month of june very flat. a little bit higher on the close yesterday as you would note. the dow for the month of june as well, just running through some of the overall moves. also again completely unchanged. a little higher on the close yesterday. we've come back to pre-brexit levels. nasdaq as well. by and large we've had a strong rally. nasdaq underperforming a little bit. off by some 2% over the course of june. unchanged in yesterday's session and u.s. markets are being called just a little bit lower on the open today. >>> not st. louis fed president, clachled the impact of brexit on the u.s. economy is, quote, statistically in the neighborhood of zero despite it adding to uncertainty about the future. >>> the u.s. president, barack obama. has signed a last minute financial rescue package for puerto rico. creates an oversight board that will be supervising negotiations to reduce the debt pile. doesn't provide financial aide to the territory. speaking in the oval office emphasize fa sized the citizens of pue

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matt: let's get a recap of today's market action.d to gains in tech stocks and as you point out, consumer discretionary stocks picked up and were the biggest winner. that means investors were willing to get into riskier stocks. utilities and telecoms and the energy stocks -- i don't think those are defensive sectors. big shocker is we did not get a new record low in the 10 year yield. that's the exact price today. "what'd you miss?" today some executives from goldman sachs, bank of america and jpmorgan chase met with george osborne, british chancellor of the exchequer hoping to keep london's status as a financial hub after the post brexit vote. i guessed joins me on the phone from the netherlands. prospects for london remaining a major financial hub after the brexit negotiations are concluded? guest: clearing for the the market may move to paris or frankfurt. matt: jamie dimon today is talking about moving 16,000 people out of the u.k. and , just staley who runs our klees has said he plans to keep his people in london and it will rem

let's get a recap of today's market action.ross the board with tech heavy nasdaq having a good day. rally continues. oliver: it did continue in a pre-good jump in the tech sector. we have earnings that we just ran through, in particular some of the ones that just broke with ibm and netflix. revenue -- a little bit of a beat their which seems to be helping the stock in after-hours trading. adjusted earnings of $2.95 a share. solutions group increased. the first time that part of the business has registered gains and the stock is up four dollars from where it closed in trading today. netflix is getting absolutely destroyed, down 15% after new subscriber additions came in lighter than expected, particularly on the international side. quarter notfor next expected to be any better. thats a slight beat at ofes in comparison in terms comparison to subscriber additions. scarlet: microsoft is the next big cap tech name to report. the ceo is trying to transform the company to make it more relevant in a world that prioritizes cloud comput

so, to recap -- small business owners are heroes, and our heroes help heroes be heroes when they're notating gyros delivered by -- ah, you know what i mean. >> hillary clinton hoped to have an easy ride to the nomination. the last thing she expected was a insurgency to the left that threatened to sweep her aside. >> we'll not be bought and paid for. we are fighting the ref lugz. >> and leading the -- reeve e revolution was a cent-year-old senator from vermopt. >> it is too late for establishment politics and economics. >> he put up a fright in the primary and winning 22 states. it was not until june clinton had enough delegates to be carried the nomination. two weeks later, we went to the washington state democratic convention where there was bad blood. >> we could make a statement just this state, we are not willing to endorse a war criminal who ordered assassinations that killed 90 percent. >> sanders' supporters spoke out with hillary and hillary supporters gave as good as they got. >> if bernie sanders want to be separate but don't come in here and ruin the democratic party like the

scarlet: we want to get a recap of today's market action, but a quick recap.urkish lira heading to a record low in the aftermath of those headlines that turkey's president has declared a state of emergency for three months. it is now broken through the 3.09 level, a record low here. stocks, the s&p and dow climbing to their best levels, the dow rising for a ninth session, the longest winning streak since 2013. clearly some resilience here in equities following decent earnings. cap intelsome big after the hour, qualcomm on the flipside. it is up over 6% in after-hours, and ebay over 5%, american express also modest. over to you, matt. matt: "what'd you miss?" the largest u.s. automaker is considered undervalued. open,earnings before u.s. let's get under the evidence he what she means in today's, the numbers do not lie. despite record profits last year and higher earnings in the first quarter, gm shares have rivaled ford and the s&p 500 since she took over as the ceo. getting the stock price going is mary borrow -- barra's biggest challenges. they are expected t

don't worry, because here's a a summary of the entire week in a segment called, "the tonight show" recap. ? [ cheers and applause ] >> there will be a -- >> huge. >> party. >> and a big public swimming pool. >> and -- >> also -- >> volleyball and something called -- >> the great trump hot air machine. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's the recap. >> steve: that's it? >> jimmy: but now that the conventions are over, the candidates are turning their attention to the general election. hillary's campaign even sent an e-mail yesterday asking supporters if they have spare room or a couch to house volunteers and staff for the campaign. hillary supporters are like, "why are you still sending e-mails? why are -- don't do that anymore. don't send -- anything but send an e-mail. stop, please." i thought this was pretty cool. scientists from indiana discovered that an 8-year-old orangutan named rocky can mimic human voices and copy words in a conversational way. but it got awkward when the first thing he said was "actually, my name's ricky. [ laughter and applause ] you guys keep calling me ro

to recap, philip hammond is the new u.k. chancellor of the exchequer.eorge osborne has resigned and is no longer part of the briti government. david: still ahead, who owns your fingerprints? why silicon valley wants to squash and of skier illinois law. ♪ you may think that your own fingerprint or retinal scan -- in other words, your biometric data -- is not your own, but silicon valley says not that double and tech giants like facebook are fighting a little-known law that says how companies can handle that data. you can read all about it in the latest "bloomberg businessweek." you are saying that my eyes are not my own? >> i'm saying maybe they are being used in ways you have not given them permission to be used. give us an example. >> all these companies use our biometric data. facebook and google, who are subject to these lawsuits, are geography,our facial and they use that to create tag suggestions. these lawsuits claim they have not given proper consent to users who may or may not want them to do that and want to know exactly what is going to happen

-- to the fire >>> recapping the top story.umidity and flames. one of the most destructive fires in monterey county. this scorched 11,000 acres so far. you can see the flames there just devastating here for this area. only 5% containment. it's taken down six homes and two structures. 1600 homes are threatened. >>> take a look at severalal firefighterings pictures here on the front lines. fire crews said the main focus is protecting homes close to the the fire. >>> north of los angeles, a similar situation. a scary situation as an army of firefighters now struggling to contain this huge wildfire. it's forced about 1500 people to leave their homes. it poses a big threat tonight. gadi schwartz takes us to the front lines. >> reporter: from afar, the flames looked volcanic. and up close the smoke suffocating and unbearable. the inferno threatening hundreds of houses. homeowners did what they could before being forced back. paul daniels held the fire off just long enough. >> we'll get it wrapped up quick for you. >> firefighters sho

. >> we will recap at 11:00. look for special coverage from the convention through tomorrow night. prime time beginning at 10:00. it is followed by newscenter 5 :00 at 11:00. jc: a heavy police presence, the situation has shut down in mashpee. the situation has shut down a section of route 28. police have been on the scene for hours. reporter: cars go down here. let's give you some robot. police responding to the solutions incorporated that the bases located at noon today. he is armed with numerous weapons. they have been trying to assuage the situation. there are no reports of any injuries at this point. the situation is threat to public safety. anchor: the plane crash two weekends ago in westwood was fatal. the ntsb says the passenger in the plane had fatal injuries. the small plane went down in the woods as it was trying to land at norwood airport earlier this month. the pilot was also seriously injured. this black lives matter banner mayor joe curtatone says it's possible to support minority residents and the police. he says city hall also features a banner supporting slain pol

nbc 10's reporters will bring you live reports tomorrow night and then look at our recap special starts on monday. >>> a home coming celebration for indiana governor mike pence tonight hours after he was named donald trump's running mate. now, cheering crowds greets the governor as he arrived at the indiana executive airport this afternoon. he thanked everyone for their support saying he was humbled by the opportunity. earlier today pence and trump appeared together as running mates for the first time in new york. >> i found the leader who will help us deliver a safe society and a prosperous, really prosperous society for all americans. indiana governor mike pence was my first choice. >> governor pence returned the compliment saying trump is the leader to build a stronger america. >>> one-time democratic hopeful martin o'malley hit the campaign trail in pennsylvania today. he was here to rally support for presumptive democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton. the former maryland governor spoke at a young professor happy hour in center city and he explained why he wants to defeat d

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so we're going to be recapping at the top of the hour for a national television audience that perhaps is not up on all the details of this and may have been watching entertainment programming tonight when we interrupt. . . . . . >>> the pd and the dallas police department and darts, dallas area rapid transit, it appears tonight of a peaceful protest protesting of the recently televised police involved shooting in baton rouge and minnesota of these protests happened at cities across the country tonight. dallas was no different. it was during a night outdoors for especially a lot of young people that shots rang out. dallas police officers in a briefing within the past hour say they have reason to believe that there are more than one suspects they are looking for that more than one sniper opera operating from a high angle was using part of downtown dallas as a kill zone targeting police officers because they were police officers. this video you are seeing on this screen is part of the video that came into us tonight via social media as the extent of this emergency became clear. we are go

we just want to give you a quick recap before we have to take a break.ur main story is the police saying that six people were killed in a suspected terror attack in munich. we are back in a minute. sarah: welcome back, breaking news at this hour. ask people were killed in a suspected terror attack. a manhunt is going on for three gunmen armed with rifles. citizens have been advised to clear the streets. there are shooters on the run who are dangerous, shoppers in the district were evacuated. the area was cordoned off and local police were advised to go home or stay indoors. police have sealed off roads in the city and authorities have declared a spepecial state of emergency. barack obama has been responding to what is going on in germany. let's an interesting essay. >> this shooting -- the shootings in germany, we do not know what is happening there but our hearts go out to those who have been injured. it is still an active situation and germany is one of our closest allies so we will pledge all the support they need. sarah: let's cross over to washingto

eamon javers with a recap this week. eamon? >> a big challenge for hillary clinton, particularly given that earlier in the week we saw the protests by bernie sanders support earls at the dnc in philadelphia and then a question of being overshadowed by president clinton, current president obama, two charismatic speakers and moving audiences in a way hillary clinton is not known to do and for my money the most powerful moment of hillary's speech tiptoeing up to an acknowledgment of a biggest flaw in the presidential candidacy and people seemingly just don't like hillary clinton. there's a real high negatives for hillary clinton in the polling. she seemed to acknowledge that last night. here's what she said. >> the truth is through all these years of public service, the service part has always come easier to methane the public part. i get it that some people just don't know what to make of me. so, let me tell you. >> and from there, she launched into the biography, her history. her role as her mother's daughter and her daughter's

you won't find live streams of olympic events and coverage, but will be posted as well as a recap show exclusive to facebook. of course, news 4 is your olympics headquarters. bruce beck will be down in rio for us. he'll have live reports beginning august 3rd. >>> let's talk about a problem every one of us would like to have. what to do with half a billion dollars. a couple in indianas the couple says they plan to keep working and to try to keep life normal for themselves and their two kids. they want to stay anonymous. a lottery spokesperson described the moment when they discovered they were winners. >> so in disbelief of what they found that actually rebooted or restarted the browser session cached. then restarted the computer. >> they elected to take the lump sum cash payout. they'll walk away with $271 million. >>> powerball players will have a chance at nearly $450 million. if you win, you can get that paid out over 29 years or opt for a $39 million cash e. numbers since may 7th. >>> now the weekend, i don't know if it is really a winner. there's good and bad here. >> some of its

if you look at banks recap talized, the interest rates are low.hat said, just as governments have been juggling balls with their deficit, low interest rates, banks are still working out the issues and the issues that they were facing ten years ago. nine years ago from august '07 when they first intervened. look at rbs, we knew it would be -- did we really think that nine years on they'd still have -- >> at what point do they sold off so much that there's value here trading at a fraction of the book value like some of the banks. >> we look at mont pasco. price to book, price to -- not .1. >> yes. >> it's -- >> the german banks, the french banks, before the actual brexit -- i don't know if you can call it crisis. before the lack of confidence, the lack of it, a lot of people were wondering whether we'd see the carpet lifted for the larger german banks as well. some were mentioning the n french banks. do you think we'll have to go through that exercise? >> yes. you asked about why we're looking that the here and now post the financial crisis. the ame

in addition to this second floor garage as we recap the previous press release, we have in custody a female who was in the same area of the el centro garage. we followed a mercedes with two suspects who had camouflage bags who officers ended up stopping on traffic in the oak cliff area near polk and 67th. they are in custody and being interviewed. the suspect that we are negotiating with that has exchanged gunfire with us over the last 45 minutes has told our negotiators that the end is coming and he's going to hurt and kill more of us. meaning law enforcement and there are bombs all over the place in this garage and in downtown. so we are being very careful in our tactics so we don't injure or put any of our officers in harm's way, including the citizens of dallas as we negotiate further. we still don't have a complete comfort level that we have all the suspects. so we will continue a very, very rigorous investigation and search of downtown. we will likely be working throughout the early morning hours of friday until we are satisfied that all suspects have been captured and have an

two police officers have died >> to recap, it sounds like mostly police officers coming into the hospital. >> at this stage, mostly police officer. we know there are hostages. maybe the civilians were not able to get out. maybe some were trapped. maybe some were not. maybe they don't need immediate medical care. >> it could be good news. it could be they got out. >> right. there are all kinds of various numbers going around. this is at least what he is telling us at this point. >>> a mmon, thank you. iran analyst at the national security network and century foundation in washington, d.c. thanks for being with us. >> glad to be with you. but i'm actually in houston. >> forgive us. we are juggling a lot of things. bad information. you have long expertise there. what are your immediate thoughts about something of this magnitude happening on a friday night? >> the last friday of the month of ramadan, the holiest month in the muslim calendar. they fast from sunrise to sunset for 30 days. yesterday hezbollah canceled the parade the last friday in the month of ramadan because they were worried a

. >> and when i asked him wh he w recap now of our top story out of turkey, the prime minister says a group within the military has attempted to overthrow the government. according to report frs the ground, gunfire was heard, jets seen flying over the capital of ankara. bridges have been closed. the head of the city said the government is in charge. the military says it is in control. gold rose as did the dollar and lira and money moved into u.s. turkish efts. thanks for joining us. have a great weekend, everybody. gwen: terror in the south of france casts yet another shadow over the 2016 presidential again,n, redefining, yet the choices at hand. we're at the hanna theater in ohio, working to put it all in context, tonight on week."gton donald trump went to the heartland today to select governor mike pence as his vice presidential pick. that wille ticket help republicans win the white house in november? it blunt democratic .riticism secretary clinton: this man is the nominee of the party of lincoln. are watching it become a party of trump and that's not just a huge loss for our is ara

we're also recapping last night's highlights.dent obama was the biggest highlight, according to twitter. the president was the most mentioned speaker on twitter last night. joe biden had the second most mentions, followed by vice presidential nominee, tim kaine, and michael bloomberg. and as always, we want to hear from you on social media. follow us for updates, we're tweeting behind the scenes pictures. and share your thoughts about the dnc. >> yeah, we're always active on social media. but more so now, because of this big event. stay with nbc 10, of course, for your all-access pass to all things dnc here in philadelphia. our crews are working around the clock to bring you what you need to know about the convention. >> getting set for the grand finale. >> up next, what hillary clinton is expected to say tonight as she formally accepts the democratic nomination for president, as we give you a live look right now at the wells fargo center. just behind us, our live coverage of the final night of the dnc continues just ahead. >>> p

. >> and when i asked him wh he w recap now of our top story out of turkey, the prime minister says a group within the military has attempted to overthrow the government. according to report frs the ground, gunfire was heard, jets seen flying over the capital of ankara. bridges have been closed. the head of the city said the government is in charge. the military says it is in control. gold rose as did the dollar and lira and money moved into u.s. turkish efts. thanks for joining us. have a great weekend, everybody. ♪ it's all right, it's okay ♪ doesn't really matter if you're old and grey ♪ ♪ it's all right, i say, it's okay ♪ ♪ listen to what i say ♪ it's all right, we're doing fine ♪ ♪ doesn't really matter if the sun don't shine ♪ ♪ it's all right, i say, it's okay ♪ ♪ we're getting to the end of the day ♪ ( church bell tolling ) don't forget the rings.

but then police took her into custody to recap. the 6-week-old baby is okay. her mother is in custody. we became inadvertent players in the story. we're just glad everybody is okay. reporting live in hyattsville. andrea mccarren, wusa 9. >> a lot of unanswered questions there. >>> good evening, i'm bruce johnson. and i'm jan jeffcoat. new at 6:00, a montgomery county schoolteacher is being denied paid medical leave from her teachers union. it's over a controversial surgery. it's she was -- shoo brack -- she. >> has the bracka gene. >> she's laughing now. but this mother of two is dealing with one of the hardest decisions a woman has to make. >> this is life-saving. this could save my life. >> reporter: she has a gene mutation. she is brca-1 positive. it means she has an 87% chance of getting breast and ovarian cancer. so to try to prevent it, she's choosing to have a double mastectomy and hysterectomy. >> nobody would choose to have your female parts removed. nobody would choose that. >> not everyone agrees. >> jill is also an elementary schoolteacher. when he

earlier today the formula one circuit was in britain for a full recap, here's leigh diffey. >> the homef british motorsport is silverstone, and this famed

. >>> coming up, we're recapping a riveting speech from trump's son eric. that's coming up. also, a twitter mishap and it involved donald trump. we'll have that coming up. a lot to cover. tracy davidson, "nbc10 news." >>> new from overnight patients and workers who were forced to evacuate from girard medical center in north philadelphia are back in the building. nbc10 was on the scene just over a an hour ago. the fire began in the basement but no word what caused it. >>> and philadelphia police are investigating a deadly shooting in the city's fairhill section. they say a 22-year-old man was shot several times in the held and chest around 1:30 this morning. he died at the hospital. so far, police have made no arrests. >>> new this morning, one man is in critical after a neighborhood fight in west philadelphia. matt delucia is live for us in west philadelphia. matt, the gunman actually left the scene, came back and then opened fire. tell us what happened. >> reporter: right, vai. police are still looking for the shooter at this hour, but they are thankful this morning that mo

to recap, that prison should be closed. ofional security experts both parties agree with me. i have a letter here from 36 retired generals and admirals calling or the prison's closure. i ask is that it be included in the record. at the prison is a waste of money and a propaganda tool for terrorist. and of story, as far as the prison goes. issues raisede about transferred detainees in the last hearing that deserves some follow-up. i say transferred rather than release because it is an expensive process that goes into removing a detainee from the prison, sending him to another country. it is not as though they are just that loose. it is important to know how exactly we are monitoring transferred detainees and assessing the risk that they pose. rep. engel: it are good questions. because they deal with intelligence methods, we can only discuss them in a disclosed, classified setting. my understanding is that the administration offered to do just that and that offer was rebuffed. i hope that after this hearing, in a few weeks or so, we can have a closed, classified setting to get

strikes a deal to post daily olympic highlights on facebook and instagram including exclusive daily recap and use the social media sites to supplement live broadcast and use facebook live to create videos with the athletes but nbc won't be live streaming any olympic event or coverage on facebook or any other web partner as that's what advertisers say the big buck's for. >> we get to see all the clips though. >> thank you very much. we'll stick with jessica aguirre for live coverage of that. >> every morning. >>> not water float but lava flow. volcanic eruption. >>> pokemon go player leaves behind his backpack sparking an evacuation in san raf feel. you can read about it on our facebook page. >>> one week until the olympic games, we're tracking everything rio. one in nine u.s. olympians has ties to the bay area. one out of every nine. go to nbcbayarea.com for a full list of local athletes. >>> take a look at this. a pretty spectacular site on the big island of hawaii. the hat lava attracting a lot of spectators. lava is six miles and made its way to the pacific ocean. it is not considered

so, to recap -- small business owners are heroes, and our heroes help heroes be heroes when they're not eating gyros delivered by -- ah, you know what i mean. >>> very big news on the campaign trail. virginia's tim kaine is now hillary clinton's running mate we will hear from the two tomorrow morning, their first joint appearance together. first, former obama senior adviser david axelrod and another former senior adviser to president obama, cnn political commentator, tim pfeiffer. is it all about virginia, winning virginia? >> i think that that is only a small part of it. i honestly don't believe vice presidential candidates deliver states. i think lyndon johnson was the last one who actually did when he delivered texas for john f. kennedy in 1960. but what he does give her is someone who is stable, reliable, someone who won't make mistakes and someone who is clearly qualified for the office. remember, what she's selling right now is stability, reliability, temperament in contrast to donald trump. so tim kaine makes a lot of sense. then there's one other thing that he delivers and that'

manus: let's recap some of the major points. these dreadful attacks we have bastille day.e are in a war with terrorists. are the words of the french interior minister. we are in a war with terrorists who want to strike at any price to the details we have so far, 80 people have been killed overnight. police have killed the driver. this is a truck which mounted the pavement. killing up to 80 people in nice. seventhis is the terrorist attack we have seen in france in the last 18 months, going back to the charlie hebdo killing. caroline connan taking us through some of the comments. some updates. we will bring you the details as it develops. ♪ get ready for the rio olympic games by switching to xfinity x1. show me gymnastics. x1 lets you search by sport, watch nbc's highlights and catch every live event on your tv with nbc sports live extra. i'm getting ready. are you? x1 will change the way you experience nbcuniversal's coverage of the rio olympic games. call or go online today to switch to x1. the southis 7:30 in of france. the daybreak edition captures the sentiment in the

i'm going to recap for everyone, so they know where to go and what to see. campaign runs through now, through july 30th, and wraps up, as ken just said, the tenth annual jazz on the avenue music fest on broad street and cecil b. avenue in north philadelphia. for more information, head to our website, nbc10.com, or check out the nbc 10 app. all right, hopefully a lot of people heard this plea and they'll make it up there. >> yeah, we expect to have about 10,000 people come through. now we're just praying for good weather. >> minor detail. >> yes, yes, yes. >> ken, thank you so much. >> thank you so much. good. my pleasure to be with you. oh, here is my -- >> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> and we're looking at a forecast that starts off good for us today. here's a live look outside of center city in philadelphia. you have some clouds mixing in with those blue skies. your seven-day forecast, neighborhood forecast scrolling along the bottom of your screen, so you can check out the what the next week looks like for you. and for a lot of us, it

this morning, we're recapping and wrapping up the convention. >>> now the focus is on philadelphia and the democratic national convention. we'll explain how the city is getting ready to shine in the national spotlight.ç >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> good morning, this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm vai sikahema. >> i'm katy zachry. just after 5:30 on your friday. unfortunately, the heat and humidity stick around today. in some spots it could feel like 100 degrees. the guy who knows it better than anyone is meteorologist bill henley. >> it will be a fast warmup from a warmer start this morning. not as cool as it was yesterday. 69 degrees in the suburbs. new jersey and the lehigh valley in the upper 60s. 74 in philadelphia. delaware will warm into the 90s. in fact, we'll see 90s across the board. the only exception will be the shore. most of the day, sunshine but late this afternoon, storms are possible for the lehigh valley. the suburbs and philadelphia. but the main feature for today and this weekend is the heat. dangerous levels of heat and humidity for pennsylvania, new jersey and de

we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, when a sniper opens fire du peacef >>> recapping our top storyafternoon five dallas officers dead and seven other police officers injured when a sniper opened fire during peaceful protests. investigators have finished their initial search of the gunman's home in mesquite, texas. u.s. army veteran micah johnson was killed by police with a robot-delivered bomb. in a sign of support to the law enforcement community rapper snoop dogg invited lapd recruits to open a dialogue. >> we never had a communication with police and we are trying to start a whole new beginning by getting that dialogue and communication because you can't match hate with hate. you have to match hate with love and that's what we came for today in a love offering. >> the l.a. police chief thanked snoop dogg for coming to the academy graduation. we'll follow the latest from dallas. joe vazquez is there and he will have live reports beginning later today on kpix 5 at 5:00. continuing coverage on our website, as well. >> cbssf.com. that's it for kpix 5 news at noon. have a great after

. >> which izards take the court just a few minutes and we'll have a full recap at 11:00. >>> breakings, we're at the scene of police activity. >> reporter: i can tell you that we're here on audry lane off of indian head highway across from the east over shopping center. we've been able to confirm with the police that an officer shot at a suspect here in this area of these apartments, park forest apartments. the bullet did not strike that suspect. we believe the suspect is still at large. you can see a very heavy police presence here, maryland state police and the helicopter was up a short time ago. suspect at this hour. but the police confirming that they did in fact shoot at a suspect but at this point they do not believe that that bullet hit the suspect. they're continuing to search at this hour. back to you. >> okay. thanks very much. >>> well, things hot out there and a little wet in some places. >> yeah, we're going to be drying out tonight overnight. a break from the heat and humidi humidity, up dates for potential storms at 11:00. >> we'll see you at 11:00 w . >>> on this satur

we recap the meeting between kevin durant and jerry west. we have a full list of fourth of july events on our website. there are several parades and fireworks shows across the area. head to nbc bay area. we'll be back with the forecast after this. it's 4th of july -- which mens the olympics is around e corne >>> you might have heard today is a holiday. the olympics is right around the corner. three olympics track and field veterans are heading back to rio. >> 34-year-old justin gatlanded is the oldest u.s. qualifying in the event since 1912. allison will be headed back to the games by taking first in the 400 meter. ashton eaton will get to defend his 2012 gold medal in the decathlon. it's starting to get closer. 32 days away until the opening ceremony. our own jessica will be headed to rio summer olympics. she'll bring us live coverage from the olympics. we'll make sure we wake her up early in the morning so we get to see her, too. >>> the the first ever will w - rihanna was supposed to be the upcoming headlining show in september. she cance

they've all been banned ♪ >> stephen colbert dazzled last night in his first live show of the week recappingleslie jones is takes on racists on twitter. and donald trump's ghost writer is speaking out. the new yorker says donald trump's ghost writer regrets helping to create the image. tony schwartz says the work he described in "in the art of the deal" is a work of fiction. what he said the titled today schwartz says "the sociopath." he said if trump wins and gets the nuclear codes it may be the end of civilization. >>> a federal panel says housing and urban secretary julian castro plays hillary clinton during an interview from his government office. castro says he prefaced the comment by noting he wasn't speaking in his official capacity. >>> and buzzfeed news reports on the racist messages sent anonymously to leslie jones on twitter. "the ghost buster" star talks about some of the tweets she received. >>> coming up, keeping your web browsing clean. two big food chains block pornography accessed on their wi-fi. i had trouble getting there on time. then i found aleve pm.