and i think rob will add a powerful voice. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi good afternoon. i'm sheryl adams executive director at the youth services and also the co-chair of the k d network i'm here in support of rob we worked together on the task force and now this group as well as collaborate as providers to homeless youth in san francisco rob is an amazingly effective participant in any group or meeting he attends or facilitates he's the thoughtful with an amazing ability to take in conflict information and look at it places what i there what can a path forward and always, always committed to the transition forces youth he's very able to think through challenging situations to hold people accountability for what they promised what they said they did in a respectful way and manner that helps processes to move forward and ultimately improve the services for children and families in san francisco i couldn't recommend him more highly for this port commission position i don't think he always brings snacks but he's funny a a great co

or tracey brown for seat 11 trying to decide between rob and tracey and rob for that seat 10 i'm proposing alison 11 rob, and then atrocious brown for not - my list. >> commissioner tang. >> through the chair so i would say you know for all the previous ones i stand by the appointees but i was torn between tar are a and maria seat 10 second the motion for alison and i'm sorry did i get that wrong. >> we'll need a residency waiver and seat lovingly rob. >> okay so we're in agreement for anwar seat 9 and for rob i'm in full agreement and so your suggesting alison. >> i'm happy to support that she's well qualified in addition to ms. segal that is very impressive i'm happy to support that motion and sound like we don't have a resolution for seat 8. >> i could go either way i actually you know, i have a preference for tara from her background and also living 90 in the excelsior it is an area that will have good representation for the committee. >> i think they're both terrific i think i'll lean slightly towards maria but happy to support either one depending on supervisor tang they're both very

rob: we see it everywhere.f you are at a bank doing risk analysis, scientists would have to build an algorithm for one repository and do it again for every data repository. with the technology we have continued into the open source community, you no longer have to do it. we see this in banks, retailers, we see it in health care everywhere. emily: we have heard these terms for many years now but they haven't delivered on the promise because there's so much information and it's so difficult to organize and pull out the interesting things from it. are we having a moment where this is starting to happen? what are the biggest opportunities using something like spark? rob: we believe this is a seminal moment in data. it was the famous line in the 90's -- the dot-coms were the fireflies before the storm and we have used this for the fireflies before the storm of what spark brings. a different way of accessing data. emily: what does that mean? what's going to be possible with spark that was before? rob: much faster. yo

attacked robbed, shot and then left for dead. now one man is fighting for his life.ive with the details. >> police on the hunt for a began man who robbed a south jersey store and then carjacked a police. >> tropical storm bill is losing steam but flash flood warnings are still being issued. >> good morning, it's 4:30 on this wednesday. getting a little bit nicer outside. let's go to karen who is filling in for david and matt pelman. >> i think you feel the difference as soon as you step outside. much more refreshing. the thunderstorms we had yesterday although very far and few and between not many people saw them. they were kind of a heat cluster today. the temperatures are going down, it's drier. storm tracker six double scan showing no problems currently. satellite6 and action radar showing that that front moved through yesterday, one or two places got a storm. a few high clouds. we'll see sunshine, mixing with some clouds today. we're only giving you a one day break. it's not too. all right, 63 degrees in quakertown. a nice 65 in pottstown. that feels better, righ

>> rob: take look at our star of the match from france. 46 and 47 she dropped a double. france wins it 5-06789 here is highlights from that one. congratulations and hugs continue in ottawa and montreal. this is 34 seconds in. >> heather: for that woman le sommer. she was monster and delie finishing off the rebound with her head. >> rob: then henry with her fourth international goal. great stride. most goals scored by france ever in a women's world cup match. to montreal. also group f. england and colombia. 15th minute. >> kelly: on the side of the wall. up and over. carney does her job keeps the ball low straight through the keeper's legs. >> rob: is that cricket or golf? 85th minute this is an interesting development. colombian keeper issued a yellow card her second in the tournament which means she will miss colombia's next match colombia has already progressed to the round of 16. who were they going to face. we don't know. there is a very good chance they will be taking on the u.s. monday coverage beginning 7:00 eastern on fox sports 1. so france wins group f. england

he told police before passing out he was robbed of his wallet cell phone ape watch. lets go to video of the crime scene in olney at sixth street. the calls came into police just after 11:30. police arrived to find that man on the sidewalk, stabbed in his back, punched in his face and shot in the left eye. all they know about the victim is that he is in his 20's or early 30's. that victim did tell police he was attack by two men and one woman who stole his wallet, cell phone and watch. he was taken to einstein medical center as police, set up their crime scene and began their investigation in olney. >> we do have several witnesses in this mainly residential neighborhood who witnessed not only the the assault ape robbery but also the shooting. they are being interviewed by northwest detectives at this time. >> reporter: police potentially have witnesses in this case and they are scanning that area for surveillance video in hopes of getting a a look at the people three people in the a attack. as for that victim he is believed to be in extremely critical condition and is

kron four's rob fladeboe has that part of the story now from san jose. > > rob :the sprawling north park apartments here in north san jose were built by the pleasanton-based segue construction, the same company that built the apartments in berkeley. superior court documents show that segue was successfully sued for negligence and failing to comply with building codes. segue spokesman sam singer. >> sam : the apartment the collapse has no relation to the settlement, it was a completely different balcony in different building development > >rob: specifically, court documents reference a section of the north park apartments known as 'the pines,' and segue's alleged breezeways, private balconies and stairwells in a workmanlike manner, alleging negligence and the use of defective materials but singer insists the design of apartments in san jose and those in berkeley are as different as apples and orange. >> sam : balcony's in the san jose projects were like cat walks the other ones are different types of balcony's entirely > > rob :still, the san jose suit references damage to balconies and b

. >>> robbed and left for dead.nbc 10's matt delucia is live in philadelphia's olney neighborhood with detail on a brutal attack overnight. matt? >> that victim is in extremely critical condition here at einstein medical center this morning. what he was able to tell police before losing consciousness. i'll have that, next. >>> this is a man philadelphia police need your help to find. he's accused of stealing cabs to commit more crimes. new jersey's supreme court has spoken but teachers and school employees still fear for their futures. because rather than solving the pension crisis the court says politicians can continue to ignore it. that's just wrong. teachers and school employees have paid billions into their pensions. but the state has failed. the legislature can fix what governor christie has broken - ... before it ends up costing billions more. it's time for fiscal responsibility. fund the pensions now. >>> shay has so many creative outlets from drawing to music to fashion to dance. so we took her to learn new

rob wheeler, stick around as well. thank you very much. >>> dylann roof charged with nine counts of murder as we know in the south carolina church massacre. we are awaiting now that update from the ninth circuit. as you can see, a lot of microphones ready for yet another press conference. that will happen moments from now. we'll be right back. f gray uses oxygen to gently blend away some gray but not all for that perfect salt and pepper look. satisfaction guaranteed. just you and the look you want. just for men touch of gray ... ... my scalp hurts. my hair hurts. this is what it can be like to have shingles. a painful, blistering, rash. if you had chickenpox, the shingles virus is already inside you. 1 in 3 people will get shingles in their lifetime. well i had to go to the eye doctor last week and i have to go back today. the doctor's worried its so close to her eye. talk to your doctor or pharmacist about your risk. >>> we're still waiting for that update in the attorneys for the south carolina murder massacre. we've

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pimm: lawsuits, rob? rob: lawsuits are out there. we have seen those heat up.se lawsuits have been successful yet. there have been some that have settled out of court, but this is a potential liability for some of the producers and some of the folks who operate these wastewater disposal wells. we are certainly seeing folks lawyer up. this is a great story of our time. we have had the shale energy revolution occur here in the u.s.. far, it is really not falling under any significant regulatory callback, but this is an issue that we are seeing heat up and that is why we are following it from it industry company perspective. pimm: increased seismic activity -- is that necessarily a bad thing? rob: energy is always about trade off. i do not think you are going to find anyone who is certainly going to be pro-earthquake, but we have a lot of resource in the ground. maybe small tremors might be acceptable. that might be the trade-off we are willing to make as a society. again, it is ultimately not going to be my call. be the folks who are regulating the industry in ok

rob? >> reporter: the lawsuit claims when the three women told university of california at berkeley authorities they had been sexually assaulted university of california at berkeley showed deliberate indifference and failed to respond appropriately. >> the three women and their attorneys met with reporters today and talked about their frustrations dealing with the university of california at berkeley administration. they say the assaults occurred in 2012. it claims they had to wait months before hearing word on how they were handling the complaints. they claim no investigation was conducted. >> to be honest, i don't want to be here today. i am frustrated. i am angry.

. >> these guys decide to rob the payroll in broad daylight right there. audacity at its greatest. if you're a lawman, you start going, who is this guy? you know, this is -- you're really making a mark. >> don't be doing anything foolish either. it's just money. [ gunfire ] >> this is not just some drunken punks full of sha nan begins. this puts them on the map. >> cassidy and company planned for that, too. ♪ >> mr. cassidy, you owe me a steak dinner. >> all along the escape route, he stationed fresh horses because he knew he would be pursued by law enforcement. he knew that law enforcement wouldn't have spare horses so he would exchange the worn-out horses for fresh horses and stay one jump ahead of the posse. >> both the legend of butch cassidy and the man himself claimed he's fighting against big business. only stealing from the powerful. but the truth is, when cassidy robs a payroll, the pleasant valley mining company, he's really taking money from the miners themselves. it's the little guys who suffer most, not the owners of the mine. >> the castle ga

also shot and then robbed.r joyce now live at philly police headquarters with more on the search for the suspects here jennifer, they think it is one person or several? >> well according to the victim, he was able to communicate with police and said that he believes that it was two men and one woman and told police that's who we need to find. they took off on foot while this victim is now in extremely critical condition at einstein medical center, according to police, he underwent emergency surgery after all of this happened around 11:30 last night at sixth and somerville avenue. again, when this man was assaulted, stabbed and shot, and then robbed of his cell phone while end watch. police say again the victim was able to talk to them. said he was attack by multiple people. he wasn't able to give a real description of them. >> he is suffering from a combination of stab wounds to his back and at least one gunshot wounds to his thigh. he also has some puncture marks on his face, while en route to einstein hospita

rob: correct.within the community, there is a problem with retention because they are being asked to carry so much of the burden of national security. rob: i would put it more in the line that deployment schedules are more extreme than they were a number of years ago. deployment schedules, if they are keeping them from more -- keeping them on the road for six to eight months longer at a time, it is more difficult to recover. you have to let them recover. if your organization is driving to be successful, if you do not give them time to recover, relax, recoup, and retrain -- tom: the heart of your previous argument is that boots on the ground are tough when you are exhausted. brendan: -- anders: what do you think about the use of special operations in afghanistan and iraq? rob: you cannot win a war if the enemy does not know who you are. they have to know that you are 100% on them all the time. tom: how many navy seals are there? is that classified, or do we know? rob: it is roughly around 1800 to 20

good morning, rob. >> good morning, dan. >>> bill has held together rockbly well.ow to the moving northeast with heavier rain, another pulse of energy rolling through chicago last night. there's your third midwest storm, firing up rough weather last night. overnight, intense lightning lighting dark skies across the country. hitting the john hancock building in chicago and nonstop flashes in d.c. south dakota, baseball-sized hail crashing to the ground. >> biggest one is 3 inches in diameter. >> reporter: winds so powerful, trees leaning sideways. in iowa. power lines toppled there. in the mid-atlantic, nearly 60,000 residents without power. heavy rain closing roads closures. forcing fire crews to rescue people from flooded homes in illinois. a boy playing with friends in a drainage ditch, unable to swim out. >> help, help, help! >> reporter: his friends grabbing his arm trying to lift him, but can't. >> he's getting sucked under. >> jesus, please help this kid. don't let him drown. >> reporter: witnesses struggling frantically. finally pulling him out of the pipe.

here's rob my yesterdaya. >> absolutely.we watch the clear skies now and the flag near the golden gate bridge barely moving. the sea breeze backing off for a relatively school 68 degrees right now. the combination, though the minus of the low cloud cover and a weaker sea breeze setting us up for a much hotter day tomorrow. right now, santa clara valley looks very nice. 77 degrees, closer to san jose out towards the tri valley. and pleasanton and sunol you're into the 90s today. by this time tomorrow probably still near 100 degrees as our temperatures begin to heat up. you see the winds here. they're fairly moderate on shore. 10 to 20 miles per hour. that's typical for this time of year. but we'll begin to change. it will be high pressure strengthening, and effectively weakening the sea breeze. overnight tonight, heading into tomorrow morning. our spread of temperatures tomorrow looking at 90s to 102. wednesday, climbing close to 180 degrees inland towards livermore, pleasanton and maybe morgan hill you begin to see temperatu

coach rob has led washington high school baseball team. he is retired after 21 seasons. his born and raised in chinatown, graduate of washington high school. at san francisco state university is a member of the semper cisco hall of fame after four years amazing batting averages 404, 420 436301 as a star on washington varsity team. he later played at skyline exhibits go join washington's coaching team staff in the mid-90s. coach rob has led for 22 years the as head coach for washington high school team, his teams have played in the city championship, as i mentioned 20 of 21 years. a record of 401 wins in the 16 city championship titles into regional trends eight jim's hips as well get a chance to coach two generations of young people into athletes and leaders , 20 displays of god to play collegially and to professionally get this tremendous respect for him from the students, the parents the committee washington high. he is also police officer protecting our neighborhoods and community research for 20 years with the unwavering support of his wife, debbie, and his two sons

the victim was shot stabbed and robbed. nbc 10 is live as police search for three people. >>> concerns over stolen cabs police say the man in this video is behind a string of heists involving at least a dozen taxis. the warning police are now giving to passengers. >>> plus the morning is off to a clear and comfortable start. but the break from the wet weather will be short lived. we have details. good morning, this is nbc 10 news today. i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. i don't think we care that it's short lived. we'll have a nice day today. >> we'll take it. >> let's get right to nbc 10 first alert meteorologist bill henley. good morning, bill. >> we have a drier air mass coming in to play. that's keeping things feeling so much more comfortable today. right now it's in the 60s at the shore. that's a live view from cape may. cape may will see sunshine and warm into the upper 70s this afternoon. inland, we're headed for the 80s. 70 degrees at 6:00. by 9:00, sunshine and 75. the humidity stays low. see the winds out o

thank you, rob. appreciate it. happy father's day out there. edition of "pop news" coming up. >>> also, coming up here, one father's dilemma, he put a deposit down for a car, changed his mind, ran into trouble getting his money back, what happened when he called the "abc news fixer," that's coming up. >>> but we begin here with the latest pop stars to find themselves in a court battle over one of their songs. >> justin bieber and usher have been hit with a big lawsuit by two other musicians, saying they were ripped off by the famous duo. abc's phillip mena has the story. >> reporter: this morning, justin bieber and usher facing a $10 million lawsuit over claims their 2010 hit "somebody to love" -- ♪ somebody to love ♪ >> reporter: -- sounds too much like this identically named track by de rico. he and his song-writing partner mario overton filed a lawsuit in 2013 saying the bieber song closely resembling their version, time signature, and lyrics. >> they feel they have their competitive work and competitive energy stolen from them. >> reporter:

followed home and robbed. it happened tuesday afternoon and we have an all new sketch of the suspect. kron 4's j.r. stone has the story from pacifica. >> j.r. :marianne hale was describing the moment she was rob on tuesday afternoon sitting in her car seconds after she arrived home.--robbed >>:he pulled up a rock and broke the window and i thought to myself " what a net "--nut then he reached for my camera and that's when i got test-- pissed and i thought i can't believe this is happening >> j.r. :hill says she is one of two men who followed her home after she took pictures. possibly a chimera--camaro with ellie delights--led lights >>:i didn't know because this is a nice neighborhood and if you want directions i will tell you vertigo--where to go >> j.r. :in fact after the robbery she went looking for the man who stole her expensive camera says she is thankful to be ok >>:they did not shoot me i'm not injured and i'm still standing so i'm so blessed. i am mad about it but a camera can be replaced. i am not be

the victim was shot stabbed and robbed. 10 is live as police search for three people. >>> concerns over stolen cabs police say the man in this video is behind a string of heists involving at least a dozen taxis. the warning police are now giving to passengers. >>> plus the morning is off to

rob, wasn't i right? the time to eliminate the flag was we won the war. >> they call it a battle flag. they lost the battle and you don't get to fly the flag anymore. you lose. thz one of the penalties of losing aside from having your entire infrastructure and all of your base destroyed which is what happened in the south. we live in such a weird kind of of -- the country is so incredibly sensitive now that the first thing i heard camille say is you like the confederate flag? >> you likened it. >> i don't know what i likened it to. camille foster likened to the confederate flag. >> obviously it was not outlawed after the civil war and some state governments flew it outside the state house and things like that. can you blame guys like the -- you know, the dukes of hazard for putting it on their car? >> obviously the symbols change over time. look "hogan's heros" had swastikas on it in the 60s. it was one of the number one sitcoms on the television. >> should still be number one. >> in my heart it is number

drug dealers. >> i only rob dope boys. what you're doing is illegal, so chances are if i do something illegal to you, it's just going to chalk it up to the gang. >> there's a dangerous aspect to that. >> yeah. >> did you ever have any problems with that? >> i've been shot. i've been shot am in my face, been shot in my thighs, my back, my ass. i've been shot a few times. but, i mean, it's the cost of doing business. >> i was struck by ezekiel's loathing of drugs and drug addiction. i mean, drugs seem to surround ezekiel in many ways. i mean, i think it caused a deprivation in his childhood. his brother, whom he adored, had a drug addiction, and that really bothered ezekiel. >> my daddy ain't raising no dope fiends. why all of a sudden you want to start using drugs? you going to let somebody else convince you to pay them your money, take out of your children's mouth, so you can poison yourself? that's just stupidity. that's beyond stupid. >> ezekiel can't stand me on meth. if you see somebody sitting there cutting on theirse

. >>> and a man wanted for carjacking and robbing a priest in south jersey. >>> but first search for three people that shot a man during a robbery. the man remains hospitalized after the robbery in the logan section of philadelphia. but despite his injuries he was able to give information on his attackers. katherine scott joins us live from the crime scene. >> reporter: that is right the victim remains in critical condition at the hospital but before he passed out he told police three people were behind the attack, two men and one woman, the attack happened right here on this corner neighbors around here are shocked. there were some witnesses and they were taken to northwest detectives to be interviewed. >> my husband was watching the basketball game and heard the gunshots. >> attacking and stabbed and robbed. police were called to logan last night, officers found a man on the sidewalk bleeding heavily. >> he had stab wounds to his back and at least one gunshot wound to his thigh and puncture marks in his face. >> he was conscious and able to speak to officers. >> when police found h

she managed to set herself free. >> she was running out the driveway i've been robbed i've been robbed. >> reporter: selling homes is dangerous work. the government says more than 20 realtors have been murdered on the job in the last decade. in arkansas last spooept, real estate agent beverly carter was found in a shallow grave, killed while she was showing a home. police here are reminding agents showing this home or any other, not to drop everything so quickly to meet a client and to make sure that someone else knows about the appointment. david? >> all right, good tips steve. thank you. >>> when we come back here tonight, the run on airline tickets for under $100. >>> also the big headline the big change involving subway sandwiches. >>> and have you been to a graduation this year? >> you did it baby! >> cheering them on but families in trouble tonight, facing real punishment for cheering on their graduates? i am a lot of things. i am her best friend. i am her ally. so i asked about adding once-daily namenda xr to her current treatment for moderate to severe alzheimer's. it works dif

recently i was robbed at gun point walking home from work a. the time i worked 2 jobs. i don't have a car so walking home at night was something i had to do a lot and i was robbed at gun point and want to say as a person of a violent crime, i was robbed twice, from my perspective what make as community safer is community based programs that help to alleviate the inequality, poverty that create the social disorder that creates a unsafe staif so i want to put that out there as someone who has been robbed at gun point to say i support the community [inaudible] >> good morning supervisor, happy friday. stefany athly and executive director of saint james infurmety and [inaudible] at one point i stafed member of the board of supervisor on the budget process so have a great deal of sympathy for thumount of work you have all put into the process. but i'm here today as a younger women standing in support with my transgender sister who are excluded from housing and employment and health opportunity in san francisco and all too often subject to violence. transgender women in the c

crossing over to rob mcbride joining us live from hong kong, so from questioning them, rob are authorities any closer in trying to understand exactly what happen and the circumstances of this accident? >> reporter: well, the captain also the chief engineer have reported some kind of cyclone hitting the vessel. it seemed to be some localized storm which simply overwhelmed the vessel. no other ships involved. and the vessel went down we believe in about two minutes. the rescue operation is continuing along this stretch of the yank see yangtze river hopes were raced several hours ago a 67-year-old woman white sox pulled from inside the vessel. they heard a woman shouting from end help earlier on in the day raising hopes that there are still some alive. the 67-year-old woman was pulled to safety. since then, we have yet to hear anymore reports of other people being rescued it's now 18 hours since this vessel capsized the longer we go on certainly those hopes will begin to fade. the yank see yangtze river is china is' most powerful body of the water running height through the heart of china. it

reporter: those children carrying the burden of work maybe this will be the year their lives change robride, al jazeera. >>> and we have a senior specialist on child labor at the international labor office and says sending children back into school is not enough to eradicate child labor. >> talking about 168 million children across the world in child labor and that is up to the age of 17 and here in asia pacific where i work we are talking about 78 million children in child labor. largely they are in rural areas, working on agriculture but we are seeing a trend increasingly especially in this particular region towards commerce and services and we find that more girls tend to engage in services and commerce while boys remain an agriculture and very difficult and hazardous forms of work. it's not a matter of just putting a child in school and that the problem will be solved it has to be multi facetted and we have to go with demand and starting school is an extremely important step so it equipped children with skills to move on in life but if the child when they leave school especially in

you're that much of a coward you have to rob a woman.'m ashamed of robbing a female. >> after the robbery bloodworth and his accomplice were quickly apprehended. but for bloodworth, the arresting officer added the ultimate insult. >> step on my shoe my new all white adidas. i was mad. i was mad. it was fresh. >> you robbed someone with a gun and you were mad because a policeman stepped on your new tennis shoe? i just want to make sure -- >> yeah, you right. but you know -- i like to give punishment, i don't like to receive it. >> the final interview with bloodworth ended with a revealing exchange. >> do you think you deserve to be in here? >> no. i don't think i deserve to be in here. >> what do you think you would be doing if you were out on the street right now? >> the same thing. >> you don't think you should be in here? >> i don't think i should the people the law-abiding citizens do who don't want to get robbed. it's a cold world. it's a cold world. i need money, you have it. the way i get it is by robbing you. i'm saying i know it'

what we know about this particular vessel, rob. >> reporter: that's right. raise various safety concerns about cruise ships and about the yangtze river. there has been earlier this year in january another tragedy a tug was undergoing trials when it capsized and 22 lives were lost. but the loss of life on the yangtze is not uncommon. it is the most powerful waterway in china. a huge body of water moving through the center of china. what is unusual is the assumed death toll in this particular tragedy. and that has been the result of a combination of unfortunate circumstances. this happened late at night. we know that pretty much all of the passengers on board were retirees aged 50 to 80. quite a few of those would have been below decks already in their cabins asleep. and the vessel overturned, we understand, from quickly just two minutes for the vice toll vessel to sink. bearing in mind the power of river from the point it sanction until the point it came to rest was three-kilometers or so. the authorities looking in to the safety of the river and also the gro

let's get straight to rob.d morning, rob. >>> 19 reports of tornadoes, much of those coming out of the dakotas with this storm. but it's this, very large fall-like storm that's been battering the eastern u.s. overnight, deadly storms along the east coast, from pennsylvania to florida. at least four people are dead after severe flooding in maryland. >> water and electricity are a dangerous combination. >> reporter: a tornado in western pennsylvania uprooting dozens of big trees. >> rook at all those trees up there. look up there. one, two, three -- >> reporter: and this funnel forming near sanford, north carolina. >> it's getting each more well definded now. >> reporter: residents scrambling for cover. reports of the tornado touching down and taking down trees, knocking out power. and in ohio, tree limbs littering road in new vienna. high winds blowing roofs off of houses. >> thank god nobody was hurt. >> reporter: jacksonville, florida, a 39-year-old man trying to clear the beach was struck by lightning. he rem

we are told several men robbed a woman and roughed her up this afternoon.e. >> nbc 10's harry hairston is in marple township. what are police telling you? >> reporter: let me just tell you, first of all, just moments ago a woman identified herself as the mother of one of the suspects came here to the marple township police station. she went inside to talk to detectives telling me that her son was arrested in connection with this. police believe the family that was -- the family that was robbed, they were targeted. they say it's an asian family and they have had a history of asians who own businesses living here and being targeted and robbed. it all happened just around 1:00. cops are telling me about four men arrived with a gun, busted their way into that home and -- this marple township home. it was first called out as an assault, possibly a robbery. a 17-year-old was

rob capulo black rock. thank you for joining us tonight. >> thanks for having me. >> still ahead, why the department of e may be coming soon to a theater near you. >>> yahoo has struck a very interesting and exclusive deal with the national football league. the tech company will be the first to host a free live global webcast of a regular season football game. the october match-up is part of the nfl's international series. this game between the buffalo bills and the jaguars will be played in london at 9:30 a.m. eastern time and yahoo said it is a great opportunity for the company. one of the things that is really exciting for us is the global reach here. we think the nfl and football especially the fact this is happening in london will really bring a global audience. so we have that scale of a billion reach and i think that is the opportunity for us. >> and the nfl said there is plenty of consumer and advertiser demand for this type of agreement. terms of the deal were not disclose> big movie theater chains

rob stewart sending in a mixture of sun and couple cloud here in clementon. we will see more sun then anything. he turn air off but humidity had him put it back on. his dew point is starting to drop, 63 and will continue to, and climbing as the day goes on. lots to talk about here. in the here locally we have high pressure for one more day but you can see trailing front that dropped south yesterday. new system starting to get it act together across plains and here is what is left of the tropical storm bill, now a depression but moisture with this is what really will be legacy of bill. just flooding rain. major flooding rain concerns across texas oklahoma and then eventually that moisture reaches us in the seven day. we will get to that in a second. your health report here in the looking too bad when we see yellow it makes you nervous. air quality moderate, not horrible and keep pollen at medium levels. heat index values will be closer to the actual thermometer since we are seeing less humidity which is good news. nice day overall looking forward in the foreca

. >>> beaten stabbed, shot and robbed. we're following the search for three peck behind a brutal attack in philadelphia overnight. >>> a warning to anyone who takes a taxi in philadelphia. police say someone is stealing cabs and using them to commit other crimes. >>> and a brief break from the humidity and the storms. we have a clear an comfortable day for us. enjoy it. we are tracking more wet weather in the forecast. humidity right now way down. 73 degrees outside. it's just about 5:30. good morning and welcome back to nbc 10 news today. i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. you saw in that shot behind us the sun just coming up. it will be a picture perfect day. >> vai two minutes away from sunrise. we'll see a lot of it today. we will not get a repeat of the storms that rolled through yesterday. mainly sunshine it's already much more comfortable. the dry air moved in. so there's nothing to show you today on the radar screen but tomorrow it's a different story. umbrellas will be going back up. today that northwesterly

rob, thank you so much. >>> coming up next the search for a bone marrow donor. why this east bay girl is having such trouble finding one. >>> giving a little girl at a normal chance of life that's the goal of dozens who attended a bone marrow drive in the east bay. the goal was to help find a match for 11-year-old sophia tess. her family is working with the asian-american donor program to get a transplant. sophia suffers from a blood disorder that makes simple things, such as playing outside, an exhausting task. >> she needs a blood transfusion every few weeks in order to you know for her to function. >> the family is specifically looking for people who are half loweuation and half cambodian to match sophia's ethnic background. you can register to be a potential match for her or another patient at a local hospital. all it takes to do so is a simple swab. >>> it was a big day for first timers at today's escape from alcatraz. the winners plunged into the icy cold san francisco bay near alcatraz this morning, then got on bikes for an 18-mile ride followed by an eig

thank you for joining us sam brock with rob mayeda. we are talking about a father's day forecast as well rob. >> a little cooling today. we had 90s in the inland valleys, today not so much. 56 degrees. we have misty skies in san francisco now. toward emeryville we will see temperatures mostly in the upper 50s, also this morning you can see the bay bridge approach looking mostly cloudy now. over towards san jose sunny breaks in the clouds east of downtown. looking down on low clouds from mount hamilton fairly thick. marine layer up to 1500 feet almost doubling in depth from yesterday. the net result of this and sea breeze takes us from the 70s to low 80s inland. out of the 90s from yesterday. lower 60s for san francisco. today obviously cooler the rest of the week not so much. mid to upper 90s coming back. we will look at the full forecast in a bit. >> almost soupy today. thank you very much. >>> moving ahead. new video of a return for families reeling from tragedy. several bodies of irish students killed in the balcony collapse early i

report, and players statistics. >> this is proven to be fact, and true then i'm anxious to see how robd handles it what the penalty is. >> put them in jail. lock them up. throw out the key. >> traditionally baseball is a game of feeling. i think they are just doing it in a more sophisticated manner. >> despite lots of controversy, cardinals players, coaches, say they're not going to let it distract them from the current season? this is uncontrollable for us as a club. but, we'll wait and get all of the information before we make more after statement. because we don't have any clue what's going on here. we'll just focus on what we do and that's play baseball. >> cardinals have been one of the most successful teams in recent years. they currently have the best record in major league baseball. the astros are also in first place in their division. jacky ibanez, fox news. >> former baltimore ravens cheerleader could face up to 15 years in prison after pleading guilty to raping 15 year old boy. forty-eight year old molly pleaded guilty yesterday to one felony count of fourth agree rape in de