i have my iphone, so ten years. >> we don't know what we'd do without them.t 6:00 president trump's latest tweet storm sparks a fire storm of condemnation from the aisle. . >> outrage over a fake news story that declared the demise of a popular burger joint. >>> nothing like a little fake news to strike fear in people of an entire state. this fake story wasn't about russia or politics or the president. bradley blackburn explains. >> reporter: some might say there's. [ indiscernible ] texans love their what a burger and everyone knows their order. >> i got just a burger but i added bacon. >> maybe that's why so many stopped in their tracks when they heard this, a headline posted to facebook from a site called channel 45 news, what a burger announced they would be closing all restaurants in february 2018. >> if what a burger closed i wouldn't eat at fast food restaurants. >> move out of texas. >> move out of texas? >> you don't get them nowhere else. >> good news garage. still what aburger took to twitter to set the record straight writing this article is a hoa

ten hours of debate. can you believe it? this is supposed to be a democracy where we debate the greatest issues of our time. i'd ask another question of the majority leader, and i ask him now. i hope he'll answer it. will our ten hours of debate time be on the house bill or will they be on the new senate bill that he's crafting behind closed doors? will he let us debate the full ten hours on the new senate bill? hardly enough. or is he being even more cynical and doing the ten hours of debate on the existing house bill and then putting a substitute in the senate bill they've written behind closed doors and have no debate on that? with everything terrible that's happening, that could make it even worse. so i'm asking the majority leader to publicly state what his plan is in that regard. i've never heard of a more radical or a more reckless process in my entire career in politics. ten hours of total debate on a bill that would affect one-sixth of the american economy and millions of americans. if the senate bill, like the hous

we know of at least ten vehicles that arrived within minutes. those police boats that were there reported were to deal with a specific incident in the river, we don't know, with the westminster attack in march, someone was pushed into the river. it could be police procedure that they would have deployed those boats as a precaution, we don't know yet, but police helicopters on site and boats as well as those on the ground. we arejust as well as those on the ground. we are just hearing that police at the london bridge incident have confirmed that there is more than one fatality. we had heard from eyewitnesses that five or six people appear to have been knocked over by this van that drove across the bridge, several of them seem to be ina very bridge, several of them seem to be in a very serious condition. police at that incident now telling us that there is more than one fatality. it appears that while things are quiet on this section of london bridge, very close by in borough market on the south side of the river, and also in vauxhall, those two i

look at that with ten day on ten when i'm back in ten minutes. >>> thank you, bill. >>> find out how the road looks. >> nbc 10 first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington has you covered. >>> watching route 309. both directions look good now. you can see roads for now are dry. traffic is moving along on them just fine. we're also watching may's landing for an overturned vehicle blocking part of the right lane on the atlantic city express way westbound. traffic is still getting by the scene for now. we're going to watch that. injuries on the scene there as well. there might be there for quite some time. watch for police present there. turnpike is okay too. >>> controversial prime time interview aired despite national outcry. next, what conspiracy theory told megyn kelly and how kelly is responding to critics. >>> fiery destruction. ashes is all that remains. next, why dozens of victims never had a chance to escape. help is within reach. p. all you need to do is ask. vanessa: i was a full-blown heroin addict, selling my soul to get high. but i got help, and you can too. james: i jus

toni kroos mario good get caps for the first time before the two thousand and ten world cup four years like today warning it will be exactly the same with the likes of team over in a two golds already but it's not like germany never won the confederations cup because they using this as a chance to blood play it seems to me the most important thing for germany is to win the biggest prize of them all and that's the goal cook for may it's going to be a portugal and in germany for you know i think be very very tough to pick a winner because you've got a very youthful german soil against that man christiane i would all doubt is again how do incredible incredible two thousand and six things just as we've said before it is the top four running to defeat the rankings they've made it this fall so paper it should be very close no guarantees and you know red card could turn it anything could happen. here's what people have been saying about reject. the only show i go out of my way to find you know the really packed a punch oh yeah it's the john oliver of party americans do the same. apparently be

ten day on ten a little later this half hour. first jessica boyington has your traffic. >>> start on route 309. camera around the pa turnpike. both directions look good and empty for the most part. only minor delays. septa and other than that. everything on time. >>> new from overnight, police are looking for the person who drove their car right through a crime scene. at almost 60 miles an hour. happening today learn more about the develop health care plan and impact on you. nonpartisan congressional office will release report as the senate gets ready to vote. nbc 10 joins us li s live in di operation center. >>> give us cost on the health care bill. senate health care bill we know is similar to the house bill. difference it includes additional funding to stabilize the obamacare health insurance exchanges and so far there are no penalties for people who do not have health care. the score of the house bill projected 23 million being uninsured by 2026. democrats feared the new bill will only make health care problems worse. five re

look at how long that comfortable weather lasts when i come back with the ten day on ten in just ten minutes. >>> thank you, bill. 5:41. get a look at 202 this morning. >> first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington has that. >>> guys, we're watching 202 right around route 29 right now. things look good. seven minutes drive. you can see both directions look good here. average speeds are into the mid 60s. watch for a down tree. closing a portion of rose tree road. between sandy bank road and crumb creek road. that will be closed for a little bit. watch for police activity there. at least that closure directing you around the scene. checking in with the pa turnpike. watching this earlier. seeing construction on the eastbound side. that's all clear. 21 minutes from westbound to east one. end here with mass transit. no reported problems for now. septa new jersey transit, am track and patco. >>> this morning, getting a look at what happened when police officers tried to serve a warrant to an atlantic county doctor. take a look. >> drop the gun. drop the gun. >>> still ahead. show you h

hour day here and making five dollars or you can go to america and work a ten hour day and make sixty dollars or seventy dollars eighty dollars of course you're going to go do that right and of course in mexico the stock market has double s. because companies don't need employees companies don't need wage earners the government doesn't need taxes the government can fund itself by having the social bank print money for itself the top one tenth of one percent has access to social bank who prints money for them at zero percent interest rates and they have unlimited supply of money and i call this interest rate apartheid so the bantustans if you will the pockets of severe poverty here in mexico are engineering created by the central bank and the elites working together to abuse economics of monetary policy. somehow justify what is essentially economic apartheid while the after hasn't improved the bottom fifty percent who are on five dollars a day i also want to say that the average of inflation from today back to one nine hundred seventy s. here and mexico is twenty five percent annual in

does the ten years run that you have of dose seque does it?how do you struggle of all the years? >> oh my lord, you forget rapidly when you get so much and i am a lucky guy. you know so much recognition and people that appreciates you, the rest goes away. it goes away. >> yeah. >> it was worth it. >> trust me. people say well, what's happening now, gee, are you off that show? one door shuts and ten opened and in my case, i have been fortunate and i am able to do things that i really cared about like at ttequila. >> it is a marvelous story behind that and it is a great, great special taste. that's one thing i am doing. and something else, i am not too much into the digital world but enough to recognize excellence in a company called luma. high speed internet, no buff buffering and good stuff. >> not getting too much into your business, can one do economically well with the commercial that big for ten years? >> oh yeah. >> indeed. you are not homeless. >> not anymore. >> not sleeping in the back of the truck anymore. >> i think you are okay. thi

it happened at ten oh eight p.m..itors to the capital were out in the london bridge area enjoying themselves. the three suspected attackers, all shot dead by police, by armed police, within a few minutes of them getting the first alarm call, the first emergency call. let's show you some pictures of a bar in the area. you can see is the police go in, just not quite clear what is going on. scenes of chaos really. panic. the police look like they are either looking for the assailants or trying to warn people in the bar. quite a lot of panic there, as you can see, and it was replicated in many of the other bars and restaurants around the area. well, i've been talking to a couple of eyewitnesses who saw some of what happened. i spoke to robbie kittler and joshua land who saw the white van. firstly robbie explained what he saw. we were in the pub. my friend josh ordered a taxi. i left, crossed the road, got into the taxi and looked out of the window, josh has gone in to get our friend. five or ten seconds later, i see 20 or

the bankers their lead here now are depriving eight out of ten people from their pension money that's financial terrorism but this is that you know we you and i have talked. up this over the years said that they rigged the c.p.i. index in order to avoid having to pay out that increases to social security payments in the united states and the united kingdom in europe to avoid paying increase medicare payments or anything like that they say the met other stealing it and here they just say you're just telling it well you'll eventually get it they most of these people eventually get it but it's bureaucracy they make they push it back a year or two or three years so they're nothing and everything but this is what they said that's what it could be. and he like wells fargo stole money out of people's accounts they just stole it oh yes i got a we're going to go outside to go off having a show he's got my fish in other words see what happens said over the second half of all of our. economic development is all about numbers really pleased to report this quarter we've earned one hundred six poin

for the shiller, don't forget it's a ten-year kind of number we do, within that ten-year, have that big falloff from the global financial crisis in those numbers. when that comes out, we shift ten years, it doesn't include the falloff in earnings, hopefully the cape will come back a bit also i guess latest numbers, if you look at est numbers, q1 earnings rose 15.5%. that versus the s&p which did 5.5% in that quarter so again the ratios came back a bit. actually seeing earnings growth come through and prices grow, but in moderation. that's what we need to see going forward to be more comfortable with these heady valuations. i think for me it's a focus on fundamentals, i don't think you can put too much focus on trump stimulus given how much difficulty he's having >> we'll see how the market reacts to this before i let you go, let's talk about some of the hawkish comments from mr. carney and draghi even though the ecb tried to temper some expectations that draghi turned hawkish. is the market getting ahead of itself here? is it pricing in too much hawkishness? >> it's always helpful the d

take a look beyond the seven day with ten day on ten when i'm back in ten minutes. >> ten minutes past six. getting on the schuylkill, it's a good time. road closures later on. >> right. let's find out what it looks like now. jessica boyington has that. >>> right now it's good. schuylkill around route 202 is okay. eastbound here, this is where we're looking cars coming towards the camera. 13 minutes from the blue route to vine. speeds up. still not seeing any really big problems or delays on the schuylki schuylkill. we are watching more obstructions on the road. could be a down pole, down tree. storm damage. blue route and drive time everything still in the green. 14 minutes in both directions north and south from 95 to schuylkill. speeds in the 60s. >> thank you. >>> fighting with an officer. new video sheds light on a brawl in the street. what happened next that sparked an investigation. >>> plus this. >> wait until you see how a woman jumped into action to save a cat after it plunges into the water. mistake involving coke and philadelphia that has a lot of people talking this mornin

ten past ten, we were just watching a film, windows wide open we just heard commotion.g. lots of screaming, yeah. so ijumped up and i looked out the window. out onto what would be southwark street, and i saw lots of people screaming and running, just trying to get out of the way of something. most people trying to run down into the underground station, run down borough high street. people running everywhere. you heard a man on the phone saying there has been a stabbing which... it was when i saw lots of people running down into the underground, i thought it seemed a lot more serious because it was mass panic. yeah. at that point, it wasn't just a fight, it was something serious. and there was one ambulance that had obviously gone to this stabbing. one young guy seemed to come out of the pub and he was knocking on the window of the ambulance service. he was in a panic. in a panic, saying, you have to help my friend, he's been stabbed and he's in the pub. whether or not he got stabbed in the pub or outside the pub, i don't know, but he said, my friend's been stabbed, he's

people are demention are -- with dementia are ten times more likely to live in a nursing home. there is a lot in the bill, i'm told. i don't know. i haven't seen it. i have been looking for it. but the central premise seems to be, if it's anything like the house bill, a massive cut in medicaid and a massive tax cut to the people in our society who least need it. the tax cut is targeted at the very wealthiest americans, and yet the results of that decision will be to cut essential medical support for elderly people, disabled people, and children. i don't understand that bargain, i don't understand that equation. a gigantic tax cut to the wealthiest, and a substantial cut in support for those who most need it. now, maybe i will be pleasantly surprised when i see the bill, whenever that is. i hope it's more than a few hours before we're called upon to vote on it. but right now, what we're hearing and what we're learning and what the house bill looked like would be a tragedy for this country and a tragedy for real people. i just don't understand the impulse to give a tax cut and to

he leaded nba with 31 points a game to go with ten month seven rebounds and 10.4 assist.e big o oscar robertson only players to average triple double for a season. westbrook also broke robertson's record of 41 total. triple double's. >> with the trophy next to me, a true blessing, man, unbelievable feeling, something i could never imagine. so i'm just very, very thankful, just happy to be here. >> westbrook's squad, the thunder, wasted no time congratulating their superstar, the team tweeted out our mvp westbrook beat out james harden of the houston leonards, and leonard, san antonio spurs. after weekends which saw the flares schenn, draft patrick, number two overall, continue to work on their roster for the 2017 season. yesterday they made a qualifying offer to seven of their restricted free agents. they also got good news as former flyer mark recchi was elected into the hockey hall of fame. he played more than 600 games with the flyers. actually holds the franchise records for points in a season, he also won three stanley cups, in his career, and his 12th on the nhl all

today he's taking his wife on a ten-minute ride to the local market.his journey would take at least an hour on foot. she uses some of the profit from the herbs to buy some sandals for their children. back at home, the girls, aged 5 and 9, rush excitedly to greet her. they can't wait to see what she has the couple switched to cash crops, meaning they can afford to meet all the needs of their growing children. but still, without electricity or even a generator, the family eats before little by little, this family is building a new life for itself. back at the headquarters of social enterprise proximity designs, a party is under way. >> existing staff, we want to welcome all of the new staff that have just finished three days. we want to sincerely welcome you to proximity. brand-new or just somebody categorized as new, y're full part of our staff from now on. [ laughter >> the new members of each department introduce themselves. most come from farming families. >> translator: i'm from a farming family. i hope to apply what i learn here to help farmers and

year, the german -- again, german ten year, italian ten year can you see there moving in trading to day some of europe's biggest banks are among the bright spots in reaction to the u.s. fed clearing capital return plans for our big banks here hsbc getting an extra boost after being upgraded by morgue an stanley to an overweight rating and we finish here with h & m. the fashion retailer getting a lift after second quarter net profits beat expectations. but h & m also saying major markets such as the u.s., china, and switzerland remain challenging. the stock down 17% so far this year so now let's send it back down to aspen for john fort back over to you >> thank you, dom. live here at the aspen ideas festival joining me now the chairman of the u.s. chamber of commerce and all state ceo tom wilson tom, thank you for joining us. >> good morning, john. >> so two days ago the chamber put out a statement in favor of the senate bill on health care >> yep. >> why >> well, first, what are businesses objectiveson health care s care the first and most important is we provide insurance to 177 mi

probably closer to ten.and you've indicated that the average for the last, i think, 60 years was 3.4%? >> for the 60 years from 1948 through 2008. that's counting the recession. >> counting part of the recession, yeah. and i believe you've indicated that if there were -- if we were table to achieve just half of that difference, that it would be over how many? >> $2.3 trillion in revenue. >> do you have the number what it would be if we could actually get back to just the average? >> 4.6. >> so if we were able to get back to just the arch we would have $4.6 trillion to the treasury? >> the point i made in the testimony, mr. chairman, is that our policies in the last eight years have been so dramatically different from our policies in the previous 60 years. you've got to believe if you change the policies, that the problem is not america, the problem is its government. you're getting europe's results because our government looks more and more european. >> my understanding is that some of the analysis shows tha

show you how long the nice weather lasts with the ten day on ten when i'm back in ten minutes. >> see you then, bill. here's a look at some the sorries we'sorry -- stories we're working on. >>> head to the polls. keeping a close eye on this ration. across the country most expensive in congressional history. senate talk a on this. hold the floor and blast republican health care. >>> managing medicine. tiger woods said he is getting professional help following run in with the law. . >>> and july 4th will be full of colorful fireworks in bucks county. several grouping came together to raise money. last week forced to scrap the display because of funding issues. >>> officials in montgomery county brought the school year to a close yesterday at mckinley elementary school. annual flag lowering ceremony. particularly special for the sixth grade students moving on to junior high school. they brought it inside because the weather yesterday. >> yes. >>> in delaware a new program is funding summer and afterschool programs for kids across the state. governor introduced the neighborhood building b

. >> that's a ten-minute job? that is impressive. >>> and a guy trying to date his instagram crush gets a little help from his friends. >> what? >> the story of the social media match makers. >>> there are good people in this world. many of them work for animal rescues. in this case, hope for paws in california had gotten a call there were some kittens stuck in this crawl space beneath a stairwell in an apartment complex. >> it's okay. it's okay. >> one of the guys has to crawl all the way underneath this dirty, yucky face. >> i'm on cat feces, so gross. >> at first i thought it was behind insulation. but that's concrete. the first cat a passed off. their eyes have this junk around them. they've got an eye infection. so they're not doing very well. >> i know, i know. >> of course the last and final kitty in the worst shape. he says the cat's eyes are so infected, he can barely see. now all kitties have been recovered. >> that's sad but so glad they're out. >> the job isn't done. we've got the kittens, but where's

that is all from us here on the bbc news at ten, by the skeleton of g re nfell tower.en, by the skeleton of grenfell tower. as we all tried to ta ke grenfell tower. as we all tried to take in the immensity and horror of what has happened, we will leave you with some of the messages written on a wall near the tower, including tributes to those who never made it out. the babies that died. the children, the families, the mothers. the grandfathers, the grandmothers. everybody wants answers, because everybody's feeling upset and angry. i will keep going on anger and adrenaline for as long as i can. because frankly, i'd rather not sit down and actually contemplate what's happened around here. good evening. plenty to come, but we start with the latest from the second golf major of the year, the us open in erin hills, wisconsin. players are still out on the course during the second round, but that's as fas as it will go for rory mcilroy, who will miss the cut having finished on five over par. but very much in the thick of things is englishman paul casey. he was one off the lea

i'm going to give you ten days. so, you'll probably be out before you even serve the ten days. you only got eight days left? >> it didn't go the way i wanted to. they said something about moving me to a single cell. but, you know, it's ten days for fighting, which i said it was horseplaying but i still got wrote up for fighting. >> could have been worse than that, though, right? >> yeah. i could have got an assault charge from where the dude's head got split open. it could have been an outside charge and carried a longer sentence than what i already have now. >> it's rare that inmates or jail officials file criminal charges for fights in which there are no serious injuries. during a week-long break in our shooting schedule, coleman was supposed to have been released, but he was still there when we returned. >> what's going on with you? >> i got an extra 60 days for the fight for assault three. i get out june 16th. i just finally told them. ain't no point in hiding it. they know. they ain't stupid. dude told anyways. he signed a statement. he signed a statement to go back to the

number ten mine. today we are like 500 million back. you have to believe it. and then i told the team that internet is like 10,000 meters running, racing. we just finished the first 100 meters yet. there are things besides you that are competitor. running for another 3,000 meters, then you know who is the competitor. we are good today. we may not be good if we lose our hope if we lose our vision. >> if you lose your culture. >> if we lose our culture and team. we are nothing. most of the companies are so good, when netscape was so good, we never thought it would disappear. yahoo was good, we never felt like it today. don't believe you'll be good all the time. be paranoid was it andy grove said? only the paranoid survive so i think as the entrepreneurs, do not think your neighbor tommy is a competitor. look at the the thing you do, do not focus your eyes on the competitor. are you too small to focus yourself on the neighbor or competitors. focus your customers, make your customer happy. most of the big

look at that with a ten day on ten when i'm back in ten minutes. >> thank you, bill. stay ahead of the storms. free nbc 10 app. instant alerts. know the minute a weather threat will hit your neighborhood. >> time now for a check of the roads. first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington standing by. how's it looking out there. >> so far pretty early. not seeing anything major right now. friday typically tend to be one of our lighter days especially through the summer. here's the schuylkill expressway. just around the cameras route 202. looks good so far. both directions right here is eastbound. blue route to vine street expressway. speeds to the 60s. seeing a 12 minutes trip. both directions look good. watching the scaffolding collapsing. get yourself to center city. old city and center city. walnut street still blocked right now between fourth and fifth street because of that collapse that happened yesterday morning. vine street expressway we're on a good run this morning. we have to problems or delays. had a earlier a little bit of a disabled vehicle. right around

thing is certain in its current form the senate republican health care bill is a death sentence for tens of thousands of americans every year in fact a new study published in the annals of internal medicine suggests that about twenty eight thousand six hundred more people could die every year in the united states if the senate health care bill becomes law for more of the republican party's murderous health care bill i'm joined now by richard wolffe visiting professor at the new school co-founder of democracy at work and the author of numerous books including capitalism is crisis deepens as sais on the global economic meltdown professor richard wolffe welcome back sir. thank you glad to be here great having you what kind of ideology sacrifices the lives of tens of thousands of people to give massive tax cuts to the rich how can anybody even dare to call this conservative isn't that isn't that a word that at one time had a good decent name. yeah it's not clear to me what exactly they are conserving here i mean what in the world would possess you to be the only country in the advanced part

we have seen andrea letson walk into number ten so we we have seen andrea letson walk into number tenre we have seen andrea letson walk into number ten so we are wondering whether she has kept herjob in environment. we have also seen whether she will stay on as culture secretary. we have also seen brandon lewis walked in, the policing and fire services minister. had been tipped for great things actually so we are wondering if there is a promotion at all for him, perhaps leader of the house to replace david lidington. we will wait with baited breath come to see if he comes out is to announce what is newjob might be, i have been getting updates so we will keep you informed. this has not been a reshuffle but a continuity shuffle hummer or non—shuffle if you like. theresa may has kept many of those cabinet ministers in the same place. there isa ministers in the same place. there is a sense she needs to keep continuity. there is a sense that it needs to be business as usual. where are we to be a fly on the wall and some of those conversations in there, you wonder if they are having convers

to five and i wonder if in ten years it won't wow us as much. >> well, in ten years, i think one of your it's going to be like in the future when the guy who says it's going to be in your body, that's getting pretty close to the truth. it's not going to happen all at once but we're dictating to it the sensors are going to get smarter so they'll do more things for us there. and physical manifestation of the phone is going to be less important than the whole software suite that does things for us interestingly, amazon, head of apple on this with echo because you talk to it no matter where it is andwhere the device is i less important. >> super interesting point with the last one there i was going to ask you, is there some connection to amazon and you nailed it. s thank you, steven. >> thank you. >>> we're watching the selloff on wall street only the financials and energy sectors are higher why we look at the s&p 500 sector heat map s&p breaking below the 50-day moving average it's now negative in june. what about the bond market rick santelli is at the cme. rick >> i see the equities that

around about ten past ten we were watching a film with our windows wide open and we heard a commotionots of screaming. i jumped out being tipped over and lots of screaming. ijumped out and look out the window on to southwark street and saw lots of people screaming and running in trying to get out of the way of something. most people trying to run down into the underground station, rundown borough high street. people were running everywhere. we had people yelling that there had been a stabbing. everywhere. we had people yelling that there had been a stabbingm was when i saw a lot of people running down into the underground that i thought it seemed a lot more serious because it was mass panic. notjust a serious because it was mass panic. not just a fight serious because it was mass panic. notjust a fight or something. there was one ambulance had gone to the stabbing, one young guy seemed to come out of the pub and he was knocking on windows of the ambulance service in a panic saying that he needed his friend —— that his friend needed his friend —— that his friend needed help. whether he

look at the ten day on 10 when i'm back in ten minutes. >> all right. thanks for that. >>> 4:42.oday, you can go to the phillies game and help feed the hungry as part of phans feeding families food drive. bring non-perishable food for the game against the red sox, and get a buy one-get one free offer. the food will help food abundance. >>> here's what's coming up at 5:00 -- >> diming and dashing. delaware bars band to stop a man caught skipping out on his checks. the unexpected response that they got from the man himself. >>> food fury. two men turn avocados into weapons at a store. wait until you see what happens next. it leaves a worker seriously injured. >>> plus, a vacation behind bars. how a jail is being turned into a hot spot for tourists. ♪ >>> the father of a penn state pledge who was killed in a hazing ritual said he was highly offended by the behavior of fraternity members. >> he released the following statement, "following the hearing, most but not all of the fraternity brothers and their families got together, laughed, patted each other on the back, and hugged as if

days 01’ so people to watch in the next ten days orso in people to watch in the next ten days or so happening at an extraordinary time. theresa may has handed in our notice to the eu already, just over two months ago. the two—year article 50 process has begun in two months have passed, with talks pencilled in in brussels for the 20th of this month, so brussels for the 20th of this month, so that is round the corner. it is one reason why theresa may is safe in thejob for one reason why theresa may is safe in the job for now, because those talks are to begin if they are going to conclude in the time available, and there is no other available leader hammering on the door of number ten saying, i will take the role on. that is why she is staying where she is for now. she clearly wa nts to where she is for now. she clearly wants to form a minority government with confidence and supply arrangements with the dup. we will see where we get to. in terms of nick timothy and fiona hill, it could be that now they have some of the priorities in terms of policy that the tories want to pursue in gov

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look at that, ten day or ten when i'm back in ten minutes. >> make sure you have the free nbc 10 app.you instant first alerts and weather updates as the storming move to our area later today. i learned of the cosby mistrial on saturday from the nbc 10 app. very helpful. here's a look at the stories we're working on from nbc 5. >>> speaking of the deadlock, inside the cosby jury, the men and women who heard the case are not being released. that could change later today. new report claims cosby new how the case would all end up. >>> under investigation or not. depends who you ask. why a presidential lawyer is now defending trump over what he put in one of his sweets. >> talking about clearing the shelters. wait until you hear how many furry friends got brand new homes over the weekend. those stories and more, all new nbc 10 today starting at 5:00 a.m. >>> we continue to follow breaking news from overseas. a deadly terrorist attack. struck several worshippers leaving prayer around midnight. crash killed a person and injured ten others. eight of them taken to the hospital. police did arre

the ten day on ten, temperatures topping out in the low 80s today. tomorrow. 80s on sunday. tracking showers for the second half of your weekend. possibly isolated thunderstorms here to here. and definitely a chilly and -- chillier week next week, and a wet start to your monday. keep the umbrellas handy. back to you. >> thank you. 6:21. >>> many of us have called uber to get us where we're going. how about uber for dogs? a new uber type of app is growing in popularity with dog owners who need help walking their pets. plus this -- >>> louisiana state forever -- >> you are going to love this story. taking the plunge at 98. this daredevil had more than just a thrill in mind when she planned this skydiving adventure. donald tmeet phil murphy,by former goldman sachs bankers. another wall street banker running for governor, whose firm helped trigger the financial meltdown that put millions out of work and out of their homes. murphy's trying to buy the election, paying off new jersey bosses. my name's john wisniewski, and i'm running for governor of new jer

this is fox5 local news at ten. right now at ten, disturbing new details in the death of a muslim teenager from fairfax county. tonight why prosecutors say they're still looking at her death as a hate crime and not road rage. then faking the grade, claims of corruption at prince george's county schools. it's a story you saw first on fox5. turns out the maryland already knew about the allegations. plus, a fox5 disleus exclusive. this isn't sunburn. a trip to the beach left this local boy scarred. the news at ten starts right now . we begin tonight with an update on the stunning allegations of fraud in prince george's county public schools. thanks for joining us, i'm shawn yancy and i'm tony perkins. board members claimed they have evidence that hundreds of students graduated without meeting state requirements and teachers told fox5 grades are being changed to make it happen turns out the state of maryland already investigated the issue earlier in the year and found nothing was wrong. tonight we're digging into that r

the ten-day on 10. if we get sun we will be warmer. chance of a shower for both days. 80 on friday, 84 on saturday. 90 on monday and 91 next tuesday. break out the flip-flops but not until the weekend. >>> coming up, a family reunion no one expected. how this dog right here was returned to his owners two years after it was stolen. today, we spend a whole lot of time like this. so at citizens bank, we've created banking tools that fit how you're living today. from advanced atms... to online banking... to our award winning mobile app. and if you prefer face-to-face, we have that too. ask me, terry goggans, how our balance of technology and people can help you. ask me, terry goggans, goldvo: as a goldman sachshose companiepresident,legal activity helped destroy our economy... phil murphy made his fortune in a rigged system. now the jersey machine has lined up with murphy and his millions. leaders should stand for the people, not the political machine. as a prosecutor, at treasury, and as head of the brennan center, i've taken on the power

ten day on ten a little later this half hour. first jessica boyington has your traffic. >>> start on route 309. camera around the pa turnpike. both directions look good and empty for the most part. only minor delays. septa and other than that. everything on time. >>> new from overnight, police are looking for the person who drove their car right through a crime scene. at almost 60 miles an hour. happening today learn more about the develop health care plan and impact on you. nonpartisan congressional office will release report as the senate gets ready to vote.

full ten day on ten when i'm back in ten minutes. >> bill, see you then. >>> now is a good time at about 10 minutes after six to get out the door. improving after rain and fog this morning. >> jessica is looking at 295. see a few cars down the shoulder: what's happening jess. >>> small crash right now. not dealing with any problems. right around florence columbus road. this is the southbound side of 295 right now. we're just not seeing any big delays by the scene. looks like three cars might be involved. can't exactly tell what this car is up here. i don't know if that's somebody there trying to tow somebody away. few vehicles on the scene here. and over to the shoulder. not blocking the lanes right now. traffic still getting by. checking in with schuylkill. look at the drive times. everything looks great. 12 minutes both directions. checking in with eastbound side moving towards center city. blue route to vine. speeds into the mid 60s. cameras around 8th street. schuylkill eastbound towards 95 no problems or delays. >> thank you. >>> tax cut. if you live in philadelphia, you wage tax is

(steve) tonight at ten: a summer sizzle. get ready for the highest temperatures of the bay area heat wave. tomorrow -- the heat will reach its peak... 107 degrees expected in livermore. all around the region -- the hot weather has already taken a toll. hello i'm steve aveson.(pam) and i'm pam moore.. today we learned at least two people have died .... due to the heat. and tonight... a brush fire is burning in san jose. it started in east san jose near quimby and mount hamilton roads. the first reports came in aroud 6:00- this evening... and continues to spread. kron4's hermela aregawi is live on the scene... what is the situation out there? . (steve) the heat is being blamed for at least two deaths in santa clara county. the coroner confirms.... 72- year-old dennis young and 87 year-old jordan setsu both died monday in san jose. not much information is being released -- but one of the victims died in a vehicle. cooling centers have been made available at the santa clara valley medical center ... and at public libraries and s

that means the ten seats won by the dup are crucial. they agree to help theresa may form a government — but at what price? the prime minister has spoken with me this morning, and we will enter discussions with the conservatives, to explore how it may be possible to bring stability to our nation. the snp remain the largest party in scotland but with big losses. former party leader alex salmond loses his seat. ukip are wiped off the map. they fail to win a single seat and the party leader quits. the election was called to strengthen the prime minister's hand over brexit, so where does this leave the negotiations now? we'll bring you more on that and all the latest from downing street on this most unexpected of election results. much more news and analysis throughout the day. reaction from around the uk, europe and the rest of the world, and we will be covering live events as they happen. good evening and welcome to the bbc‘s news at six here in downing street. yet again, an unexpected election result and a massive political upset — perhap

about ten minutes? is that right? >> reporter: i would say less than ten minutes, yeah. it is very, very close. all of this is basically connected as a pedestrian area. borough market spreads out a few minutes from there. and again, it would have been incredibly busy on a crowded saturday night. this incident taking place at about 10:53 p.m. local time. exactly when people would be out and about in the streets. perhaps eating at different restaurants, like our producer mo abbas was. perhaps visiting the pubs there. this is definitely a busy location. one where a lot of folks would have been affected. police are trying to clear the area. they're trying to warn folks from staying away from there. we know that people were getting moved from the surrounding locations as they try to investigate. very worrying, the reports about the number of injured people coming out. potential knife injuries. again, this is not something we've been able to independently verify. we have seen video after video of ambulance rushing to the scene. sirens blazing. which would indicate that there i

ten minutes. >> until the police came. >> describe that ten minutes. >> he was really shouting an aggressive words and something like that. so we didn't talk to him about he was just spitting on us and that. >> and the crowds gathering around you and of liquid people were angry. >> we made them not to touch them. >> people weren't attacking you, right. you managed to keep the people away. >> were you word that the police didn't win. >> we knew the police wasn't going to get won and it's getting worse. >> i can't imagine what was that like to go through. looking back on that, what do you think about how you reacted and what atmosphere was like that. >> because the last ten days of ramadan and we're here for anything. we've got work to do, as well, at the same time. >> the atmosphere this morning is one of some anger. they're not necessarily pleased with the way it's being covered and the way politicians are talking about this incident. what are coming up to bump us. we haven't seen -- police with a

ten day on ten go beyond the seven day in the next half hour. >> see you then. about 7 minutes before 6:00. probably picking up on the roads this hour. >> vine street expressway open almost an hour now. >>> moving through center city. looks good. vine right around 8th street is where we're watch b here. see everything looks good. westbound side towards the schuylkill. eastbound towards 95. not dealing with problems or delays following the earlier closure. speaking of closure. watching for an opening. technically the bridge closed over the tacomy palmyra. scheduled for opening around 6:00. betsy ross bridge as alternate. burlington bristol no scheduled openings rights now. sometimes we see a double opening after one of them becomes open. once that 6:00 mark rolls through, might see the burlington bristol open as well. new castle for construction. 495 northbound. that's between exit two and three. lane restrictions there. at least cleanup. end here on 42 freeway around the atlantic city expressway. here's southbound towards the shore. >>> we're making the summer f

for kids under ten. you'll have pretickets.s latest at the convention center back to you. >>> looks like fun. >> i've never been i would like to go. >> you should dress up as >> i would love that. >> i know i already saw one wow have to battle it out. >> "superfly". >> okay. >> i have no idea. >> i do. >> sarah won't know who this is. >> there's music that goes with that by the way. >> it's all very frightening to me. >> he was not a superhero i'll tell you that. >> all right. >> superhero in his own way. >> okay. let's save us and talk about weather please. >> how do i follow that one. >> okay, tony. >> you'll figure it out. >> let me cat woman my way over to the wall. all right. rain showers yes. and guess what. >> plenty of clouds out there as well today. we're talking you know storms that we had earlier and showers and hevrier rainfall in some faibdz neighborhoods. some of you didn't see anything at all. some of you did. areas west and west of central flooding issues and areas of southwest of virginia also. so this is now c