let's speak to roslyn jordan at the state department. what are you expecting, roslyn?rter: well, what we are expecting is some sort of resolution, perhaps. and i stress the word perhaps. there had been the usual raft of briefings from a number of the president's national security team, including from here at the state department. we were also expecting to hear from the secretary of defense chuck hagel, he was meeting with one of his counterparts, the german defense minister. all of those briefings have been canceled because we are expecting to hear from president obama. at approximately 1630gm -- it. he is meeting at this sour with the members of his national security team including the second secretary of state, defense secretary, the head of the national intelligence, cia, his national security adviser as well as other advisers, this is a critical moment, jane, because just this morning we heard from secretary of state john kerry suggested that the contact which top u.s. officials had had earlier this week in vienna with their iranian counter parts was simply a way o

state department has also condemned the attacks, roslyn jordan liver for us in washington, d.c.demnation and a request for help from the iraqi prime minister, how much help is he likely to get from the united states? >> reporter: well, the u.s. government has already been providing a number of weapons and weapons systems to the iraqi government under the rubric of the strategic framework agreement that was the deal that was struck three years ago after u.s. forces pulled out of iraq. however, even though prime minister is asking parliament to declare a state of emergency, the state department is not endorsing or rejecting that call it simply is saying at this point, lauren, that what needs to happen is for iraqis from all walks of life to push back against this threat to their intern security. >> and the statement department also pointing out that isil in their view is a threat to the region not just iraq. >> reporter: that's right. the department spokesperson said just a short time ago, during today's press briefing, that they do see isil as a regional security threat. they say

let's go to roslyn george canned in washington d c.seems ever more clear that john kerry sees the problem in a regional context and also seeking an international response to the problem. >> reporter: that's right, that's because there are many countries, even if they did oppose the u.s.-led war in to iraq, they do have concerns about the ongoing stability of the iraqi government. and so it is natural for the u.s. to reach out to the u.k., to france, to other countries in the e.u. as well as countries across the greater middle east to try to find ways of helping to stabilize the situation inside iraq. it's heavy lifting but it seems as if everyone is willing at this point at least, to discuss what might be the most efficient way of making a difference without undercutting iraqi sovereignty. >> and with so much pressure on nouri al-maliki himself, he seems rather isolated at the moment. and he seems convinced that he's the man to take iraq forward in to the next phase. i am just wondering whether you are aware whether mr. kerry agrees wi

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john of the cross in roslyn and st. ann's in bristol. i asked the archdiocese about what's next. archbishop charles shchaput is expected to make a decision in the next couple of weeks. the parishioners say if that decision is denied, they plan to take it all the way to the vatican. i'm matt delucia, "nbc 10 news." >>> new from overnight a woman is under arrest accused of stabbing her boyfriend in philadelphia's cobbs creek neighborhood last night. police were called to a home on south 58th street last night at 11:00. they say the 54-year-old man had been stabbed in the chest. he underwent surgery early this morning. >>> we have learned the name of the 3-year-old girl who was killed in a freak accident at a rita's water ice stand in philadelphia yesterday. family members tell nbc 10 th y little girl is winter larkin. a large group was gathered in front of rita's yesterday afternoon when a security guard fell on top of her. dozens jumped into action to try to lift the gate off the little girl but it was too late. witnesses tell us it was something they'll never forget. >> you walk

. >> thanks for that, roslyn jordan. this comes as a difficult time for the regis. two palestinians have been called in an israeli air strike on gaza. they were killed when a car they were traveling in was hit on a coastal road. a third person was injured. israel says the men were involved in firing rockets in to israel in the past weeks. >>> the u.s. president wants to give syrian rib rebels. $500 million for equipment. president obama has asked for the funding. the u.s. has already given more than 218 million in nonoathal aid to syria's opposition. >>> e.u. leaders have nominated the former prime minister of luxembourg as president of the european commission. all but two members voted for him. he centered right last month. it came from strong opposition from david cameron. >> reporter: the council vote today nominate jean claude, britain and hungary opposed. we must accept the result. and britain will now work with the commission president. always do to secure our national interest. but let me be absolutely clear. this is a bad day for europe. it risks undermining

in roslyn montgomery county a new accident here, wilson avenue and susquehanna road.ill blocked. 38 eastbound between industrial boulevard and 541. it's an accident involving an overturned vehicle, overturned into the median, brought down a pole. in the meantime stick to hainesport-lumberton road as your alternate. here in new jersey on 42 northbound kind of heavy from 41 to 130 but we're looking at a 20 minute travel time from the a.c. expressway to the walt whitman bridge. we've seen worse than that for sure. septa immediate rails media elwyn line 15 minute delays. >> philadelphia international airport you can see sort of how gray and hazy it is out there. let's get more details from meteorologist, david murphy. good morning. >> we have lots of clouds around, the sun trying to break through here and there, tam. take a look at temperatures. we're up to 76 degrees right now in philadelphia and you'll definitely notice as you step outside across the region that it is muggier today and this afternoon in fact we're going for an oppressively humid day, a high of 88 degree

the county board in roslyn, virginia, voted this weekend to let developers build an apartment tower andhe garage is where the anonymous source known as deep throat met secretly with "washington post" reporter bob woodward to relay information about white house attempts to obstruct an fbi investigation. >>> we do have a clarification on something you may have heard here on friday after a report on the controversial trump sign on donald trump's new chicago building. during a live phone interview, trump said of the controversy, "this was started by a third-rate architectural critic for the chicago tribune who i thought got fired. he was gone for a long period of time." well, in fact, that critic, pulitzer prize-winner blair cayman, has been with the "chicago tribune" for more than 20 years and also spent the 2013 academic year as a neiman fellow at harvard. >>> an exciting moment at the ballpark gave one dad a father's day to remember. he was holding his son when a home run ball came sailing into the states at at&t park in san francisco. the dad made a one-handed catch with his bare hand.