whether we get any- >> when yfs at wells fogo we did things with the sister city. i haven't been approached by anyone but we should capitalizeoon that because the chinese love california and they love san francisco. san francisco i believe is the closest northern american city to china so we have that advantage and long culltulator heritage. the chinese played a significant role in moderning california to the railroad and gold rush. as i said my challenge isn't finding business it is sorting through it so your points are good. the cruise business is on my [inaudible] i haven't capitalized on the sister city relationship with shanghai but that is #1347ck we can and should do >> i just want to say this year is the 35 anversevy of the shanghai sister city relationship so it is great time to capitalize on that&if i may, one last comment because commission rb adams brought up about the american chamber of commerce. the american chamber of commerce in shanghai is the oldest outside the united states and the lastest. it is the oldest this year t is their 100th anniversary

the guys think it's too hot and for me i love it i think it's great. >> a great night here at sisters city. they are enjoying live music and the found an can't get the kids out of the fountain hope it tires them out. live in center city i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." jim? >> early quiet bedtime tonight? cecily tynan has the accuweather forecast in just minutes and remember we want to you join the action, email your weather photos to jointheaction@6abc.com. or use #6abcaction on social media. >>> a young man that is graduating from bartram high school, is getting a $1000 scholarship for his academic success, the award was given by the men of bartram. >>> it was a day long celebration of diversity at the universal crate and charter school in the crescentville section of philadelphia today. they demonstrated their knowledge of different cultures through art dance and food. these talented young people performed excerpts from bollywood and lion king and readings from shakes spear. >>> coming up airport workers scored a victory that will see a boost in their paycheck. >>> and the

sister city and dillworth outside city hall. heated avoozry is in effect for the heat of the day, when the sun is at its hottest and highest. health officials suggest staying inside, drink plenty of water. we only had one other heat advisory in early june. an advisory is less severe than a warning. there's a number of additional city services triggered when there's a heat warning. it's likely we would be put under a heat warning today. if it weren't for the fact that we are going to get relief over the next few days. these high temperatures and high humidity are not going to continue so to speak over the next few days. that's the reason why we're under a heat advisory today according to city health officials. reporting live in center city, katy zachry, nbc 10 news. >>> as the heat and humidity build and the storms move in count on nbc 10 news and the first alert weather team to keep you informed. remember you can get updates anytime on the changing weather situation by downloading the free nbc 10 news app. >>> and jessica boying

sara bloomquist is live now in sister cities park, a great park to get out and enjoy the water fountains, right sara. >> reporter: what is right every so often we get a breeze and it feels great but it's definitely hot and steamy out here the kids know what to do the kids are cooling off in the fountain and it's the perfect place to be as we get into the lazy hazy days of summer spots like sisters city park is perfect for kids to splish splash parents dipped in their toes to keep cool. >> watch her splash. 4.5-year-old alex loves this place on hot days like today. >> going in the water. >> what do you like about playing in the water? >> tell me about it? >> it's cool. >> she stays cool by staying in the water and i stay cool in the shade. >> construction workers have a whole season of hot weather ahead. still the warm weather did not stop people from working out and others escaped from work by coming outdoors for lunch and finding a place in the shade. >> get some fresh air and tired of being in the office all day, we find a shady tree and nice soft grass to lounge on and it's perfect ou

their constituents here and mayor lee has met with the president of france, the mayor of paris, our sister city. this week on thursday you will meet with the british ambassador and this week the lord mayor. we are working on calling you the lord mayor. and then we'll have all of the mayors which you started here on the 19th. there will be several hundred mayors for the big event here. we have wonderful light show. and a week later the secretary general of the united nations and celebration of the signing of the united nations and people from far away. how about the celebrations? we did have some super bowl celebrations. i don't know about that now. we did have the 50th super bowl here and the big event will come here and then of course we have the big celebrations for the giants and we want to do it again. steven, got it? i'm tired of crawling out the window and putting those orange jails on. i'm going to push the button and the light is on to restore city hall. >> the responsibility put to me mr. mayor, where will the warrior celebration be for the championship and i said you are in it. [ laug

sister city park in logan circle is a great bet. also, the new park with its water future yur-- features as well is a great choice. we'll talk about the main differences between a warning and advisory coming up. >>> thank you, katy. count on nbc 10 and the first alert weather team to help you stay ahead of severe weather. download the free nbc 10 news app for updates and weather alerts no matter where you are throughout the day. >>> and good morning, everyone. jessica boyington with your first alert traffic. we're watching an accident scene out in north coventry on 422 on the westbound side. it's closed between route 100 right now and route 662 with police activity there on the scene directing traffic away and around the incident. so just plan accordingly. that will set you back a couple of minutes with the detours. on cottman avenue no volume if you're headed southbound right here where the headlights are and the drive times are total 13 minutes. not doing too bad from woodhaven road to the vine street expressway. 202, everything m

sister city park near logan circle is a popular one for families as well as the new park with its water fountains. it is a great way people are staying cool. that was yesterday when temperatures weren't nearly as warm and humid as they're going to get today. stay with us in the next half hour we'll have more tips for how you can stay cool. reporting live in center city katy zachry nbc 10 news. >> thank you for the tips. as the heat and humidity build along with the chances for storms, count on nbc 10 news and the first alert weather team to keep you informed. get updates on the changing weather situation anytime by downloading the free nbc 10 news app. >>> at 4:33 on this tuesday, i'm guessing it's a little bit light out there in terms of traffic. >> except a situation, i think we have an accident on 422. jessica, tell us about it. >> you're both right. we have very light volume all around, all across the board. we do have an accident and downed pole on 422 closing in on the westbound side between route 100 and old reading pike. police activity directing traffic around the incident. fol

i mean savannah it's sister city, go to either one of those locations and you see the beauty of the southaining ugliness that persists. you have to understand while traditions and -- can be either good or bad, we have a lot of good that can come out of this people will be aware of the amount of terrorism that still lies underneath the -- right next door. when it comes to looking at what charleston's legacy has been. i don't think that one shooting should be allowed to affect how we view the continuous struggle for this. >> it reminds us of our troubled history when it comes to religion and faith and worship and race. >> absolute lyly. >> i think it should remind us of how far we've come. you look at the 16th street bombings, this is a totally different set of circumstances now. that was an engaged act of ongoing terror by mainstream groups where white leaders felt they could stand up in the aftermath. we live in a very different time now, this can serve as a reminder of how far we've come and that's very important so that the terror doesn't have its effect. a lot has changed we have a lon

that the programs and services are continued for the families and i know that in working with any city sister departments we're going to make that a happy it is going to take a little bit more time. >> there's quite a few people coming to my office and asked this question about work orders i sort of understand is semi understand it try to explain maybe that would be helpful to myself 0 fully understand the general public comment what do you mean by work order and how do work orders what's the benefit. >> sure so i have a slide it is up on the screen right now it shows our 3 largest work orders in the city through the department of public health this is primarily for health and mental health recommended services we send our money to the department of public health within our department we don't have experts in managing the mental health program it would be nice to have social workers on site but we don't we the evidence will then show that work case and leverage the ability to draw down state dollars that's the biggest bang for your buck most of time for every i think they have $0.10 we put in

. >> steve: the sisters live in the cities. >> jimmy: sisters friends? different things.: the sisseles? the ones that live up by the saunsters? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: the saunsters? >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: you know the saunsters? >> steve: yeah, i went to school with them. sixth, seventh. [ laughter ] and seminary school with them. >> jimmy: what year, what year did you graduate? >> steve: i graduated in '66. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right. here we go. @jmsissel, he says -- ♪ to all my victims you got much flava this is how i chew it ♪ ♪ t-rex does it like nobody does this is how i chew it ♪ [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: t-rex. montell jordan. this one is from @justinfreed. he says -- ♪ bronto bronto bronto can't you see sometimes your long neck hypnotize me ♪ [ applause ] >> steve: he's having so much fun. >> jimmy: brontosauruses. >> steve: yes. >> jimmy: are pretty b.i.g. yeah. [ laughter ] >> steve: they are. come on. >> jimmy: they are. this one is from @meridon. she says -- ♪ my name is stegosaurus even though i eat plants i weigh a couple tons

. >>> well, these two sisters were selling lemonade to buy their dad a father's day gift. so why did the city >> two young sisters forced to improvise after the police shut down their lemonade stand. >> the girls set up the stand down the street from hair house in texas so they could raise money for a father's day gift. within an hour, police showed up and told them to pack up. under texas law, their stand had to have a health inspection. otherwise, they would need a permit. >> i'm a little confused. i was like what in the world is going on here? >> as lemonade, they cannot make lemonade and have it for sale on the side of the road without a permit. >> well, the girls found a way to offer the sweet treat legally. they plan to reopen their lem lemon saturday but are only accepting donations. >>> back in oakland, a launches pad for the long ball? a blast that looks like it. oh, i have the details sfx: engines revving. listen up. ready. ready. steady. sfx: engines revving. go! ♪ it's more than a movie. it's now a ride. fast and furious. supercharged. ride it at universal studios hollywood. my na

sister. >> in center city monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >> and two people are criminally charged in that collapsebenshop and campbell are charged with six counts of third-degree murder. benshop was operating the excavator, campbell was the contractor hired to take the buildings down next to that salvation army. >>> in delaware a teenage burglary suspect captured after being recognized on home surveillance footage. the burglary happened on monday then they saw the suspect and realized it was the same boy on the video from his home security system. there was a struggle, police were called, the 16-year-old was arrested. >>> there's new fallout over pennsylvania's moratorium on the death penalty. that moratorium has delayed today's execution of a man who confessed to kidnapping raping and killing a teenage girl. this afternoon, the girl's family is speaking out. trista eng's sister is criticizing the decision. she was 16 when she was murdered back in 1993. hubert michael jr. admitted to kidnapping and raping the teen before shooting her three times. he was scheduled to die today. this is the fifth ti

face, no name, just a shodo over or city when the slinks awaw leaving devastation qu a business card that says call me when you are ready to be takeic again. my sisters and brother we cannot 4 sake or city. remember hour destiny to lead the world to freedom out of the slavery of a broken greedy system towards economy of care and celebration. no one owns the mission, the city, this ourth, her heart belawns to those who love her. we need a moratorium, hanz off lady of inmission, you can't touch her anymore >> thank you next speaker. >> good evening my name is amie farrell and the founder and director ofnerics developing deviz tar r daro and saying yes to sustainable development since 2011 but sometimes as community advoicates for balance and well being we sooto say no and have to stands in soldaredy with the mission now and say, we are not gonna take it, no, we antenot gonna take it, we are not gonna take it anymore. those are the words of twisting sister but they may as well be the words of thomas jaurfson and may be the words of helen mary rogeroffs the fill more who sat in front of fill more businesses and said no to the bulldozers and may have been

well the city attorney in springdale arkansas defending the release of a 2006 police report involving allegations josh duggar sexually molested five girls, including his sistersve years ago. the city said they were abiding by the media request and had to release it because he was 18 when the report was fired. but two of his isissisters are blasting the release of the report saying they feel revictimized by the media. >> when you foupd out this was going to be on the cover of in touch weekly what was your reaction? >> like they don't have a right to do this. they cannot do this to us. >> and yet they did. >> and they did. >> that was setup to protect kids both those who make stupid mistakes, or have problems like this in their lives and the ones affected by those choices. it just greatly failed. >> if you watch that interview that megyn kelly did with the parents they repeatedly said they had an agenda. did they have an agenda? >> i don't know. i don't know if they had an agenda. i just know it is tragic when someone who has been victimized once is victimized all over again. there is a lot talk about the police report being released. i think if you have a poli

parents of his fallen brothers and sisters in uniform, victims of violent crime in his beloved city of wilmington. that's my brother's story. there are thousands of people telling those stories right now. telling the same story about when beau biden held their hand. my only claim on my brother was that he held my hand first. 42 years ago i believe that god gave us a gift. he gave us the gift of sparing my brother. sparing him long enough to give the love of a thousand lifetimes. god gave us a boy who had no limits to the weight of love he could bear. and as it began, so did it end. his family surrounding him. everyone holding on to him. each of us desperately, desperately holding him. each of us whispering i love you. i love you. i love you. and i held his hand and he took his last breath. and i know that i was loved and i know that his hand will never leave mine. ♪ still my heart hold my tongue ♪ ♪ i feel my time feel my time has come ♪ ♪ let me in unlock that door ♪ ♪ i never felt this way before ♪ ♪ and the wheels just keep on turning drummers begin to drum ♪ ♪ i don't know which wa

sister hazel. beginning his long residency in the city. during world war ii he was drafted into the u.s. army 10 first airborne division. after his military service he retire return to san francisco and attended city college and eventually joined ilwu in 1946. he met his wife julia, in 1950 but because of interracial marriage not yet legal at the time he did not marry her until 1951 it is an interracial couple in the 1950s, there were a target of discrimination, which included nine evictions in their first year of marriage. the experience of mr. king dürer had during his formative years the segregated schools of the 1930s and the military as well as discrimination directed at his new family note doubt inspired his dedication to civil rights and equality. during the 1960s, mr. king rose through the ranks of i/o uw eventually becoming the regional director of northern california in position he held until his retirement in 1993. as an activist, in ohio he uw organizer d great and lasting relationship between african-american communities in the labor movement. he was a key figure in influenc

she travels to her home village, together with her sister clara who was abused and attacked two years ago. she almost died. clara fled to the city she only dared return to the village in the company of her sister monica. she remembers the attack vividly. >> the village elders stood back at some distance, but they knew what was going on. they gave orders to the younger men. and everybody watched. nobody was there to help me. >> the men of the village welcome the women with respect. it is a tense encounter. the assailants were not strangers, but brothers, cousins and -- neighbors. >> these are the very people that i rely on and i think they will be supporting me if i go through problems and things like this and if they are atttacking my sister, they will also attack me in the long run. i didn't want to come, but then if i don't do it, they will continue to do it to other women in the village. monica paulus stands up to the men. it takes a great deal of courage to do so, and to challenge traditional beliefs and practices. her message is clear. the violence and the killing must stop. >> a very brave woman indeed - and hopefully an e

. >>> new lets get a check of the stories our sister station kyw news radio 1060 is following. philadelphia city council plan to charge a nickel for every bag to customer is a no go for now pennsylvania governor tom wolf waves fees for state background checks for volunteers, working with children. >>> and spinal cord injuries get a chance to ride waves. check in two three, four times a day on kyw news radio 1060 on the a.m. dial. >>> coming up we will have the latest on the search for missing teenage girl in the chestnut hill neighborhood. >>> pomp and circumstance turns into fighting and punching in a high school graduation, we will tell what you start that had brawl. >>> much of what wind up on american's tables end up in the garbage. why sit being trashed? we are back at the top of the hour. let's mobile. same plan. new phone. or a new plan. and a just in case. add a new line. or three. and unlimited talk and text for unlimited tweens. take a carrier store detour at target and upgrade to a shiny new everything. all things mobile. all in one place. >>> we're following breaking news the search

. >>> here's some of the stories our sister station kyw news radio 1060 will be following today. city council has decided not to meet the school district's request for more than 100 million-dollar in new city funding. my generic prescriptions over the name brand used to save shoppers money but that is not always the case any longer. >>> philadelphia a a international cycling classic takes place sunday and this year is there a new featured event. check in two three, four times a day on kyw news radio 1060 on your am dial. >>> coming up next we are live on the scene of breaking news a devastating crash that killed two people. >>> also, talk about adding insult to injure a would map said she was victimized again after getting shot on a new jersey street. >>> and explosive accusations rocking the stars office reality tv show, now josh douger's parents respond to the first time to a molestation scandallal. we are back at the top of the hour. >>> breaking news this morning, debris, in chester street after two cars are involved in a violent collision. the crash killed two people. we are live

fact we still a great definitely inequality but in this city we have a faster growing equality in the united states we have brothers and sisters in the lgbtq community i see teresa sparks and think about our turned around community where unemployment is more than 50 percent 40 percent of our population is queer we need to take this victory the only way to honor and properly celebrate to make sure that we continue to fight for social justice and it is not just legal equality by social economic equality for every member of our community (clapping.) and we should not rest until we see the fact my good friend beven duffey we proudly opened an lgbt community shelter for lgbt adults this is a a that's a good they know our work is not done until we address the fact we're people that are homeless are front yard to be in the shelter they're encroaching abuse and discriminated our work shouldn't end until we have no more homeless in san francisco and every single member of our community can achieve they're encroaching potential until the american dream is real for all of us thank you. >> thank you, david we're not done. (clapping.) >> p

city is hurting. we saw our brothers and sisters injured, seriously, some of them may never recover. now watching the carnage of crime riddling our city. and we want to do our job to get the bad guys off the street. we want to target that. but we're going to take a page out of our own book and say, we took an oath we must do the job. but we also want the citizens to do the same. and say, i'm not going to tolerate this kind of behavior in my neighborhood. and i'm going to call the police and see that that person has a job. that person is out there trying to shoot someone, or that person was responsible for shooting someone. >> but if you're not being proactive, how can you expect the community to be proactive? >> that's doing the humanly, the right thing to do. that's all we ask, you know, if you see an eight-year-old shot tell somebody. tell someone. and we'll do what we can to go glue after parts of the interviewed air, the commissioner responded, saying in part these officers took an oath just like everyone else and that is to do their -- to uphold their duty. and the commissioner'

sisters. >> al jazeera, salt lake city. >> another victim of the shooting at the emanuel a.m.e. church in charleston will be remembered today a fourth generation preacher served in several churches in south carolina. the funeral service is planned for thursday in colombia. he was one of nine shot and killed at emanuel a.m.e. church two weeks ago. >> the controversial vaccination bill is sitting on california governor's desk this morning making them a requirement for nearly every school child in the state by eliminating exemptions based on personal or religious beliefs. it would allow only for medical exemptions. mississippi and virginia are the only other states with such strict policies. >> a doctor joins us this morning to talk about the bill. good morning. this year, more than 150 people were infected with a measles outbreak. is this bill a knee jerk reaction or is it medically necessary for public health? >> i think we have reached a point where it is medically necessary for public health to mandate vaccination. unfortunately, what you're going to see is continued waves of e

now, we will get a check of some of the stories sister station "kyw news radio" 1060 is following this morning. philadelphia city council tries to get more businesses to become part of the safety cam program. also, philadelphia wants to follow temple university's lead when it comes to food trucks. and student from a camden performing arts school head to poland, in a competition. check in two three, four times a day "kyw news radio" 1060 on your a.m. dial. >> coming up in the next hour of "eyewitness news", live with the latest on the threat that is bringing police to a local school this morning plus fight to go save a landmark steps being taken to keep the wrecking ball from tearing down a local church. >> and a wal-mart worker escapes after being kidnapped on the job. how she finally managed to break away from her kidnapper. we'll have that story and more when we're back at the top of the hour. good morning. >> student at local school will see stepped up security. we'll let you know about the threat bringing out officers. that's not the only school that's been threatened lately. >> plus, mother of three missing

city. everyone deserves a home, pass this moratorium >> thank you. >> buthers in sisters on the planet, it is time to plan it. [inaudible] money doesn't talk it swears. [inaudible] grapes of wrath [inaudible] that is what happened and we are being tracked out by the cats, am i right? time to get toort. i can feel-[inaudible] beat nicks. the 60's [inaudible] hippies, freaks [inaudible] poetry. politics. arts. the movement [inaudible] i feel right now in my heart [inaudible] i feel this is a chapter along the way because wree we are not giving up. [inaudible] we need a cultural mission statement to look that community [inaudible] do you want to destroy it? [inaudible] money doesn't talk, it swears. thank you brothers and sisters >> good afternoon supervisors. thank you sfr visor campos, but most of all, i want to thank my community that is outside that has been outside and fighting, that is who i thank. supervisorcrustianson you refer to people as these people. these people i am a luteena born and raised in the mission. i'm a educator and for those who are voting against this moratorium and

sister graduate. >> my son just lost his life because of a police officer who is supposed to be protecting the city but yet still he killed my son. i will not let it rest. >> reporter: they were unable to tell us if the stolen cell phone or cash, was found with the victim. reporting live from delaware county alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> alex, thank you. >>> breaking news, f.d.a. advisory panel recommended approval of so-called female viagara the drug, is designed to boost sex drive-in women. it works on brain chemistry unlike viagra a which works on blood flow for men. f.d.a. still needs to issue final approval before the drug will be available, the administration has twice reject that drug before today's recommendations. >>> we have turn to the weather, chillier than normal today but warmer temperatures on the way and they come in time for the weekend. meteorologist kathy orr is down the shore with the cbs-3 mobile weather lab and she joins us live from beautiful cape may with the first look at the forecast, hi kathy. >> reporter: chris, even when it is cool and windy it is sti

city in this united states. that we have brothers and sisters in the lgbt community, i see teresa sparks and i think about our transgender community, where unemployment -- where unemployment is -- is more than 50%. 40% of our homeless are queer. and so we need to take this victory and the only way that i think we can honor and properly celebrate is to commit ourselves to make sure that we continue to fight for social justice and it's not just legal equality but it's social, economic equality for every member of our community. [ applause ] we should not rest. just the other day bevan dufty we opened a homeless shelter for lgbt adults. that's a very good thing. but our work is not done until we address the fact that queer people who are homeless are afraid to be in our shelter system. that they are still being abused and discriminated. and our work should not end until we actually have no more homeless places like san francisco until every, single member of our community can actually be able to achieve their fullest potential until the american dream truly is a reality for all of you was. thank you very much. [ applause ]

survivors of abuse, parents of his fallen brothers and sisters in uniform, victims of violent crime in his beloved city of wilmington. that's my brother's story. there are thousands of people telling those stories right now. telling the same story. about when beau biden held their hand hand. my only claim on my brother is that he held my hand first. 42 years ago i believe that god gave us a gift. he gave us the gift of sparing my brother, sparing him long enough to give the love of a thousand lifetimes. god gave us a boy who had no limits to the weight of love he could bear. and as it began, so did it end. his family surrounding him, everyone holding on to him, each of us desperately, desperately holding him. each of us whispering i love you, i love you, i love you. and i held his hand and he took his last breath and i know that i was loved, and i know that his hand will never leave mine. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ome let me in ♪ ♪ unlock that door i never felt ♪ ♪ this way before and wheels just keep on turning ♪ ♪ drummers begin to drum i don't know which way ♪ ♪ i'm going. >> reporter: i don't know which way i've co