the most famous was the creation of an outdoor housing unit known as tent city. s occupied only by inmates that have been convicted and are serving short sentences. >> they're korean war tents. they're free, we put the tents up next to the dump, the dog pound and a waste disposal plant because it was some free land that we found. >> it's a combination of cadaver, rotten jerky and i think methane gas. >> that's the top of the pot right there. you really have to stir the bottom of this bouillabaisse nastiness to let it waft into your soul. >> john harrington has only been here a week but has already become a spokesman of sorts for the inmates. as tent city's chief critic. >> this is west town. the conditions here are subhuman. i can't understand. i mean, we've got planes running overhead 24/7. i think this was strategically placed right in the flight plan, you know what i mean. the food conditions, the manner in which you're treated and spoken to. >> one of his first points of contention is the limited number of tv channels available on the jail's cable system. >> i

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. >> police athe tent city is in d on township owned land. local leaders say the encampment is dangerous and a nuisance and for months the tents and the shanties have been gradually demolished. the town wants it closed by the end of the like. those from tent city will march from the encampment to the town square this morning. >> and straight ahead we have good news for local swimmers, that story ahead. >> repeat offender t same suspect strikes at least three times in local neighborhoods. police are trying to prevent him from committing another crime. >> this elevator emergency, a must see wild ride that you're glad you weren't on. >> fog, clouds, showers, thunderstorms, and that's just the start. ri n 71 degrees at 4:36. >>> families looking to beat the heat in philadelphia this summer will want to hear this. >> mayor nutter says all city pools will open this year. the pools will open sometime next week, likely around t middle of the week the mayor made tt announcement yesterday during a water safety demonstration at lewis farrell school in nt

young they take refuge in the identity of others. >> greetings, live from tent city. >> i be like, yo, hey, mr. day over there, this is rocky stallone. hey, yo, i'll do it when i'm done, buddy. don't worry about it. get them, rocko, you son of a bitch mickey loves you. chase the chicken. here, chicky, chicky, chicky. >> maintaining one's true identity in jail can be a true challenge. brayden dailey has a easier time than most. >> i get hit on by a lot of girls here. >> dailey claims she is not just a lesbian but a man born into a woman's body. >> when you are transgender, your brain has a sex. and my sex was male. >> is that you? >> yeah. >> on the right. >> you look like such a skater punk. >> yeah. >> that's what i did. >> besides feeling like she is in the wrong body, dailey also sees herself not as a 21-year-old but as a teenager. >> and we were like exploding it everywhere and stuff. >> this one. >> i'm not even like an adult in my head yet. i'm not even there yet. i feel like a 15, 16-year-old boy, i mean, it's nothing i can really help. >> ha, ha. >> there is a deodorant. we're

this maidan, the crowd is still here to a certain extent, the tent city. are still people down there on the square who want more changes to take place, who say they won't leave i until thr demands have been filled, until the corruption has been with abolished in ukraine corruption is a very significance here, a lofty objective that will take years to release. a very difficult issue for president poroshenko, how no work with people who supported him from the very beginning, how now to make this country look like it's functioning again, to get people to start leaving the square behind, to show that things are getting back to normal. because there are lots of ukrainians who feel that there is people on the maidan to step down, to show everybody that there has been a page turned, that there is a new chapter starting for ukraine. one way to do that would be to show initiative and to start to move things from maidan here, the center of this revolutionary movement that has brought petro poroshenko to pow. back to you. >> robin thanks very much indeed, looks like

more than a dozen people protested the closing of a tent city in ocean county this morning. they are set to close by the end of this week and it's dangerous and a nuisance. for months the township has demolished the tents. >>> next on the news at 6:00 -- >> when the guy called 911 to report the bridge problems, how come nobody did anything about it. we asked this and other tough questions all new at 6:00. >>> and this. a live look at center city. we have seen heavy pockets of rain moving through under a flash flood warning. sheena parveen. >> i'm tracking the heaviest rain and where it's headed next. plus, the seven-day forecast. . >>> nbc 10 first alert weather tracking showers and storms and a flash flood warning for parts of the area. we have seen heavy downpours this evening. this is a live look at the traffic camera at i-95 in broad street in philadelphia. be careful driving home and lots of ponding on the road. the flash flooding, sheen parveen has the latest on the warnings in the full forecast in just two minutes. the timeline to repair the bridge. today we learned t

in a homeless encampment in ocean county will march today protesting a looming shutdown of their tent city located in lakewood on township-owned land. for months the town has demolished with plans to close it by the end of this week. people who live there and their supporters are fighting that. they are going to march for the encampment this morning to hold a demonstration. >>> tracking showers, thunderstorms and areas of fog this morning. lots of humidity around and summer-like conditions are starting things off. thunderstorms just moving into the area now but fog is here in spots it is getting thicker by the minute. more showers and thunderstorms expected even later in the day today. it's going to be an on and off event. right now the fog is on in the pocono mountains. 62 degrees, 67, warm, muggy for trenton and dover at 72. showers, thunderstorms are not far away. this is center city. you can see -- you can't see the buildings this morning thanks to the low clouds and some of the fog that moved in. a murky view. the thickest fog is off to the north and west, dense fog now in the pocono

they are fighting a looming government shutdown of their tent city. it's located in lakewood on township owned property. leaders say it's dangerous and a nuisance and so for months the government has been gradually tearing down the tents and shanties. the town wants it gone by the end of this week. people who live there and supporters are going to march from the encampment to town square this morning fighting to keep it open. >>> socked in with fog in some areas, others are seeing thunderstorms roll through this morning. and the thunderstorms are going to threaten us later in the day. areas of fog will disappear but we'll see on and off showers and thunderstorms, even later this afternoon. but there is a chance we'll see some breaks of sunshine. bright sunny day, that's not what we're in for. a foggy start in the pocono mountains, dense fog there, 61 degrees, 66 and cloudy in trenton and wilmington is at 72 degrees with clouds in place. there is no wind. a light wind will be blowing with the exception in and around thunderstorms. there will be thunder

a disaster for resident departments of the tent city. -- residents of the tent city. >> the squatterst outside the stadium a week before the world cup. exposure they hope will drive the brazilian government to act faster. >> how long are you prepared to tay? >> coming up next, we're going to have a short break and then with christian perth. i wonder who he thinks is going to win the world cup. je plans another round of lobbying with french officials to support its $17 billion offer . loibs for as siemens a deal with mitsubishi. u.k. discount retailinger b&m is seeking a multibillion pound agreement. t is the latest u.k. retail to list in 2014. infosys has named a new chief executive officer. he will take over on august 1. he was previously sap's technology head. he seeks to reverse four straight years of narrowing margins. welcome back to "countdown". i'm anna edwards. >> i'm mark barton. 7:40 here in london. let's bring the focus back to the world cup and the english team's preparations. newer next guest is a former football clubhead. welcome back to show. good to see you. how was it

the people here call this tent city new palestine. aren't the living conditions difficult?ied it will come to the point that it is too dangerous to live here? >>[speaking foreign language] water has to be brought in, and there is no electricity. communal kitchens and out donated food. entire families eat and sleep in the same room. how is it on the children? >> [speaking foreign language] >> on the night of the inaugural stadium, ae new torrential downpour halted play for almost half an hour. a minor inconvenience for fans, a disaster for residents of the tent city. >> [speaking foreign-language] >> the squatters staged a protest outside the sÃo paulo stadium a week before the world cup, exposure they hope will drive the brazilian government to act faster. >> how long are you prepared to stay? [speaking foreign-language] you really have to see it to believe it that this could be happening inside the city as well be a sÃo paulo is, and believe me it is wealthy. have been there for years. there is a structure, a way of doing business inside. there are even druglords in such a

they camped out in washington and called what is referred to as a tent city, an early version of occupy washington had. president hoover gave the order to clean up. veterans of the united states armed forces were demanding since he knows there's and had to suffer from american counter a tradition. trust imagine what would happen if shoes had tried similar things. not to say that everything was done. the quota legislation was promising the most popular bit. to start advocating against it would have been literally suicidal. i did know her. i came here in the early 1980's. when a great deal from her. she actually did a tremendous service for us. in many ways responsible for building the entire field operation. he retired in 67 but kept his office here. she worked with him on a daily basis and in many ways was his strong right hand. exchange. he had enormous admiration for everything that he did. if anyone lived in -- better or obsessed, it would have been lucy, and she was not. [inaudible question] >> their primary focus was anti-semitism demint -- domestically. they did not understand

the tent city is on town owned land. for months the tents and shatys have been demolishes. they want it closed the end of the week. >> today the new jersey economic development board could approve big tax credits that would let the 76ers build a practice facility in camden. they want an $82 million frant from the state to build the jim. they will neat discuss the team's request. the >> new developments on the emergency shutdown of the 495 bridge over the christina river. deldot says it will release its plan to fix the bridge and get it reopened. nbc 10 learned that no dangerous contaminants were found. the dirt believed to toss the bridge to tilt. a 911 call reveals that the bridge wasn't lined up properly. he talked to dell dot. we reached out to see if they did receive the kmant and if they did investigate it. they have not returned our calls for comment. >> getting a stormy start, areas of heavy rain falling, thunderstorms moving into pennsylvania. they started off in northeast maryland, they are on the move. expect to see heavy downpours in parts of the area. thick fog

the jail is internationally famous for tent city, a cluster of outdoor housing yards for both men anden. >> ladies, fall in. i'm not talking to the fence, am i? >> life here sucks. i mean it's terrible. i don't even think this place should exist to be honest with you. >> but the vast majority of maricopa inmates live in one of five different indoor facilities where they will rarely, if ever, experience any time outdoors. >> i'm cousin ashton, i come out blastin', i'm about as hungry as a taliban fasting so just like the clumps i'll fill my plate, ghetto grinding all day it's a crime of fate. >> in one of maricopa's primary men's facilities, the fourth avenue jail, when inmates are not in their small two-person cells, they can work out in an indoor rec room or in the common area between their cells. but every afternoon many of the inmates shift focus from their bodies to their bank accounts. >> this is how i make my money. i get 50 or 60 bucks every week. i got money coming off the streets, you know what i'm saying? so this is what i got to do. >> tell me how you make those chips. >> j

nbc 10 was there as supporters marched from what is known as tent city in lakewood to the town square where they held a protest. the homeless camp is on township owned land and local leaders say it's dangerous. for months the township has gradually demolished the tents. it plans to close it by the end of this week. >>> now from the nbc 10 trenton bureau. voters are heading back to the polls to choose the city's next mayor in a runoff election. nbc 10's katy zachry has a look at what both candidates are doing this morning. >> reporter: today's election is between the two candidates who got the most votes from last month's mayoral election. we caught up with both campaigns during this final push for mayor. it's a runoff election to see who will become trenton's new mayor. former mayor tony mack was ousted from the post after he was convicted on federal corruption charges. now eric jackson and paul perez are vying for that role. >> people are poised for change here in the city of trenton. they believe it's time to do something different and we're trusting that they will do that. >> repor

. >>> from his famous tent city housing unit to the striped uniforms and pink underwear for inmates,il in phoenix, arizona, strives hard to be america's toughest jail. it's a reputation promoted by the man who runs it all, sheriff joe arpaio. >> i'm not a social worker. i'm not a psychologist. i'm a law enforcement guy. so if they don't like the way i operate the jails, i got one answer to everybody -- either get out of town, or if you're here, don't violate the law, because you're not going into a hilton hotel in this county. >> get on the ground now! get on the ground now! get down! 23, get down. >> with his wild west reputation, we didn't expect to meet two young people at maricopa who not much earlier were considered role models as opposed to felons. >> no matter where we are you need to be serving god. right now we're all sitting in jail. i'm a very devout christian. i've gotten back to my walk with god. i was working in my church and everything before coming here. it's not jailhouse conversion or whatever. i just followed a friend and shouldn't have done that and helped him do

while the rest of the world comes to play soccer, many of the brazil citizens are languishing in tent citiesirsthand the extent of the poverty in the huge country. ♪ >> a tale of two retailers this morning. lulu lemon down huge. hardware-- restoration up 17%. american consumers took arrest following a three-month search and shopping that is underpinned in economic growth and possibly inflation. julie hyman is here with me with more on the retailers. >> a good and a bad, right? about half may was of what economists were estimating. that is the bad. there is a lot of good here. the good is this is the fourth consecutive game for retail sales. the number that initially looked terrible in april, the only .10% was revised higher 2.5%. there is a lift of -- little bit of momentum and retail sales, which was what was expected. in terms of what people were buying in. car sales going along pretty well. that is the improvement in the numbers. furniture and building materials. a lot of concern about what was going on in the housing market, materials still doing well. what did not do well, consumer elec

maybe when michael jackson was tried for child molestation there was a zoo outside the courtroom, tent city sophistication among viewers, cynicism also about the system, but cameras did not cause that. >> let me ask, because i like this idea. i want to listen to mr. cochran and ask whether or not you think that is an argument being made to the jury or an argument being made to a broader audience. let's listen for a classic moment. >> i want you to remember these words. like the defining moment in this trial, the day mr. darden asked mr. simpson to try on those gloves and the gloves didn't fit, remember these words. if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. >> is that a jury argument or is that -- >> he has to be playing to the jury. even though we see it at home, his client's life and liberty is on the line, so that's who he's playing to. it just happens to work for us as well. sometimes you hear politicians say certain things, they are playing for the audience. when you are a trial lawyer, i tried a few cases, and not well, that's why i left doing it, everything, all you care about is doing well

they put them in tent cities feed them, clothe them, given humane treatment, but they do ah not giveem them attorney privileges to integrate them into a country where they don't belong. so i'll take the answer lly off-line. >> sure' well, first i should say the united states is the world's th leader inco refugees protection and we support those countries in their ability to tolerate large numbers of refugees in th jurisdictions. i think the difference has to b pointed out,re however, that it very different being a refugee from darfur and going into neighboring chad, as oppose to do coming from central america and lanning in the united states with the resources this country has. wither treating them right now in an emergency situation. they're being housed in emergency facilities. the department of health and human services is cooperating eb with fema toer administer. these are large facilities housing very large numbers of children up to 1200 at the time. that's the equivalent of a refugee camp at the moment.hostu >> let's go to steve on the line for independents. good morning. ev >> c

. >> august 6th is the tentative auction date for atlantic city's revel casino had he tell.itters will have to submit qualified bids by august 1st. revel filed for its second bankruptcy thursday. about 13 months after emerging from its first reorganization in may of 2013. >>> atlantic city may be soon closing in on an option for those looking to cruise closer to home. chopper three over the gardeners basin at the proposed sight of the port. mayor don guardian says an engineering report shows those waters are deep enough to handle ships up to 200 feet long. he's asking the federal government for help to make that happen. the area he's looking to develop is about the size of baltimore's inn are in harbor. >> we're guessing that you or maybe someone you know has had a contracted smart phone screen. replacing the entire phone can be expensive. but that's not your only solution. three i don't know your side jim donovan takes a looks at some options for fixing those broken screens. >>> they flip from our fingers. get knocked off tables. in an inter stan, you could end up with a cr

they put them in tent cities, they feed them, they close in them. -- they close them.not give them attorney privileges to integrate them into a country where they do not belong. i'll take my answer off-line. the united states really is the world's leader in refugee protection and we often support those countries and their ability to tolerate large numbers of refugees in the jurisdictions. difference has to be pointed out that it is different being a refugee from darfur and going into one of the world's poorest countries as opposed to coming from central america and landing in the united states. we are treating them in emergency situations, they are being housed in emergency facilities. these are large facilities housing large numbers of children. him that is the length of a refugee camp. host, but steve waiting in florida. -- host: let's go to steve waiting in florida. caller: good morning. out of the six or 7000 you said you represented, how many were allowed to remain in the united is there any limit on that thet of refugees american people should be allowed to absor

the tent city is located on lakewood on owned property.y gone this week. protesting this e vick, people are marching to the town square to demonstrate there. we'll cover that for you and let you know what happens. just ahead on the "today" show, royal pains star talks about the show's sixth season. we'll see you for another update. >>> from nbc news, this is "today's take" with al roker, natalie morales, willie geist, and tamron hall, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today" on a tuesday morning. it's june 10th, 2014. the rain has passed through new york, a mh better day today. a little bit overcast. i'm willie geist along with al roker, and yes, dylan dreyer with us. >> yea! >> this is weird, right? >> no, it's great. >> al and i at the same table. >> the only time we're out together is when there's a bad storm and we're out covering bad weather. >> there's a lot of meteorological expertise. tamron is out today. natalie is out on assignment. a lot of people talking today about hillary clinton, her book "hard choices

. >> the city council is expected to approve the project next tuesday. civic center's opening day is tentatively set for 2016. >>> the city of richmond is set to have the highest minimum wage in the state. the city council there voted to raise it to $13 last night. some businesses will be exempt from the hike in order to keep them from leaving richmond. the hike would put richmond $2 above san francisco, which had the highest minimum wage in the area at $10.74 an hour. oakland's minimum wage is currently at $8 an hour. and san jose's is $10.15 an hour. >>> still ahead, bryan stow versus the dodgers. new testimony today suggests the team didn't have enough security to protect the fans. >> and the bay area is getting ready to host super bowl 50. how even nonsports fans will benefit from the big game. >> low clouds now returning along the embarcadero. we are live in san francisco at pier 23. it's a comfortable evening outside but things are changing as we head toward th weekend. we'll have the updated seven- day forecast next. on campus. eople were shot at >>> they say a student at a washington uni

tentative. it's really not a real vote. >> deputy city attorney gibner. this committee is not voting. the controller is tracking the greelts of -- agreements of the department and you can ask mr. murray to come back next week or not. either way the committee can consider the war memorial budget as part of the entire budget. >> i know this is an outstanding issue and we would like to move this $400,000 into the general fund for to be able to reallocate that money. i also want to make sure we are being respectful of the fact that the department is stating there is an error and over the next week that will be figured out. i don't know -- >> since we are not making a decision, it doesn't matter. it's been noted an it's out there. either there was a mistake or there wasn't. >> you can make the reductions today which isn't an argument and we can simply outline the choice here and the issue here and the committee can consider this choice of whether to leave it in fund balance or take it to the general fund with that information in hand as part of next week and part of your final deliberation

city. iraqi soldiers lay down arms and abandon their posts giving up ground tentatively controlled by them, after u.s. troops left. in the oil rich area of northern iraq, the semiautonomous kurdish state center it's own to defend the city. as forces threaten iraqi troops once again, and they abandonment their posts. after hours of fighting the kurdish troops were able to push out the sunni militants leaving northern iraq essentially cut off from baghdad. in these two days the situation has deteriorated. the southern part has been in a bad situation, after the iraqi army left their positions we came here to take care of these places. we came here because of our beloved people, after the iraqi army left these places. >> north fighters sent half a million residents of mosul fleeing their homes. militants took control of the city earlier this week. >> we were afraid for our children. iraq has collapsed. all the troops left. >> residents took bags and boxes of belongings with them, the displaced families arrived at a united nations refugee camp. it has all the makings of a burgeoning humanitaria

bills we have to pay and -- and there's the vendors, uhm, there's the tents, the waste management, security, plus our contract with the city. we had 80% of the city costs we had to repay this year. so it all came together at one time. >> in december this year san joaquin county fair was canceled because of lagging attendance and the costs to operate it. >>> coming up, a powerful california indian tribe sending a big message to the nfl. the new television ad asking one team to change their mascot once and for all. ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, >>> weather cooling down around the bay area. low clouds and fog surging onshore this morning a little drill toward the coastline. highs this afternoon 50s and 60s toward the beaches. more sunshine inside the bay along the peninsula a lot of 70s, into the south bay as high as 75 in san jose and 74 in campbell. into the east bay the temperatures are going to be cooler. warm in brentwood. 75 danville. 76 walnut creek. 77 degrees breezy through benicia. into the north bay we'll find some sunshine this afternoon, a lot of 70s into santa rosa. 72 petaluma. >>> i'm scanning the chp reports right now and

albanians clash with security forces in kosovo leaving six police in tents a billions wounded violence broke out in the northern city of new tributes so with several hundred albanians throwing rocks and burning cars angry at serb plans to build a so-called peace park in the city by people arrested after police fired tear gas rubber bullets he just pushed the protesters. israel says it's carried out air strikes against nine targets in syria including a military headquarters this in response to a mortar attack on the golan heights by the syrian government that killed a thirteen year old israeli boy he died when a card carrying civilian contractors working for the israeli defense ministry was hit at least three others including the boy's father were also wounded. next a little old story of race based sterilization programs stay with us for that. you need to be hopeful even from playing into what you meant. to be paying to be used to try to be really really global reach for the company to me that's right. syllables you miss it used. to be used to force you to. stay calm but we have been forced and restore. to a point to

the city attorney alleged that drivers union privately urged the members to get a tentative agreement with management and then encouraged operators to call in sick. >> the new app feature on facebook that users don't like the sound of. >> 49ers quarterback kaepernick may have had a lucky church on getting the mega million contract extension. >> a look from our emeryville camera with some blue skyies and wipesy clouds and >>> the california nurses association and member of san francisco's health care community announce strong support for the soda tax that will be placed on the november ballot. the measure was introduced by san francisco supervisors and it would add a two penny per ounce tax to sugar beverages with more than 25 calories funding physical education and nutrition programs. >> hundreds of kids if los angeles put a celebrity diet trend to the cost coming out with criticism trying a vegan cleanse. rainbow mars author of the 21 day superstar cleanse is behind this. getting kids to try healthy foods are good but a cleanse is not the solution. >> they do not need a cleanse but c

one city wants to turn a flip into a flup. >> from tools to toys and tents. michael fi >> white house says he was the mastermind of the attack on benghazi, captured by american troops after a raid in libya. the mission was a year in the making the president said it sends a message. >> that when americans are attacked we'll find those responsible and will bring them to justice. >> this attack killed the ambassador to libya ask three other men of the consulate. he's now on his way to the united states. >> there was a home coming. a family came home, having moved some times they say this is it. no more. they're done. there is a twist to this story. hi, wayne. >> not only a twist but a surprise that began with all of the flags outside of this house. he never expected these flags when he got home. it's very appropriate considering he's spent 21 years in the marine corps the other surprise was the condition of the house when he returned. after a trip home, all he wanted was an in and out burger. speechless after seeing the home that had been upgraded from the one b

cities. more than half a million people have fled their homes. tents have been set up as more and more residents try to escape the violence. >> translator: i was at home when i heard an explosion. i thought i'd have a heart attack. >> translator: these two children have no place to go now that they've lost their father. >> reporter: the militants reached mosul earlier this week. they pushed south to bajii and samarra. they're now about 100 kilometers from the capital baghdad. government commanders are getting ready to take back the cities the militants have seized. they ordered helicopter crews to attack and they dispatched special units to fight on the ground. sunni muslims make up much of the population in the captured city. many are critical of the government of prime minister nuri al maliki who is a shia. shias form the majority in baghdad and other cities to the south. military officers there are recruiting volunteers to join in the fight. u.s. leaders are offering helping hand. vice president joe biden told maliki over the phone that the u.s. is

children tentatively looking out at the men taking over their cities.e soldiers were wounded and 30 separatists were detained. they had only pockets of pro-russian fighters who nearly managed to take full control. >> translator: what am i feeling? of course here. i was worried. we don't know what was happening. some supported the men in black. others supported the other side. we don't know who was right. >> reporter: it is calling this a victory, but residents aren't convinced. and they say it is only luck that kept them alive. >>> greek and u.s. authorities have con if is -- confiscated a shipment of heroin weighing 1.1 ton, hidden in construction materials in a town just outside of the greek capitol. 11 people have been arrested as part of any operation, which was lead by the u.s. drug enforcement agency. >>> still to come, the workplace hazards faced by millions of children in the philippines. and the scandal, the children who died while in the care of nuns and buried in unmarked graves. >>> plus this friday the 13th will reproduce the world cup fina

city and advanced much further. thousands of civilians are fleeing the area living in tents. the u.s. fought a decade long war for this not to happen. the radicals are from an al qaeda offshoot. many are the same insurgents u.s. troops battled for years. now they're allied with militants from syria creating a single front. why is this happening? they ruled iraq for 13 centuries until the u.s. invasion toppled saddam hussein. they want their country back. they hate the shiite government which excluded them from power and there are no u.s. troops around anymore to stop them. we could be witnessing the start of a long civil war in iraq. and this is not just a problem for iraq and syria. these militants are also very anti-american. one former top commander of u.s. troops in iraq told me what is happening is tragic. richard engle, nbc news, istanb istanbul. >> eric cantor plans to step down on july 1st and a handful of members are looking for power. it is following his loss to the tea party challenger dave brat. so creigh sy, what's next for the gop? >> trying to wrap up this leadership is

city mosil and advanced much further. thousands of civilians are fleeing the area, living in tents. the u.s. fought a nearly decade-long war, costing thousands of american lives and a trillion dollars for this not to happen. the radicals are from an al qaeda offshoot. many are the same insurgents u.s. troops battled for years. now they've allied with militants from syria, creating a single front. why is this happening? sunnis ruled iraq for 13 centuries until the u.s. invasion toppled saddam hussein, ushering in a shiite regime. sunnis want their government back. they hate the shiite government and there are no u.s. troops around anymore to stop them. we could be witnessing the start of a long civil war in iraq, and this is not just a problem for iraq and syria, these militants are also very anti-american. tonight, brian, one former commander of all u.s. troops in iraq said what is happening is tragic. brian? >> richard engel on the fighting in iraq for us tonight, richard, thanks. >>> the firestorm over the prisoner exchange involving u.s. army sergeant bowe bergdahl had defense secretary c

i believe that the supervisorses should support the city in this because if we don't, then like the 1980s we'll see a lot of tents and things like that across the street here. i know you guys all remember that back in the '80s. i believe it is possible for this to happen, but overall the long-term results is what is very important to us. what we want to increase is family stability and longevity of people living here in san francisco. for myself, i've been in this line of work for 14 years so i feel that my salary and resources should reflect that. and currently i'm under paid due to continuous budget issues. supervisors, please put yourself in my position for a day and realize what is being said. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >>> supervisors, my name is [speaker not understood] executive director for the [speaker not understood]. i'm standing here in solidarity with so many people and just very, you know, every year i think in the public -- in the public testimonies we are just -- it's overwhelming all the issues people are going through. but what's really, really beautiful is all the sense of e

city mosul and advanced much further. thousands of civilians are fleeing the area, living in tents. the u.s. fought a nearly decades long war, costing thousands of american lives and a trillion dollars for this not to happen. the radicals are from an al qaeda offshoot, many are the same insurgents u.s. troops battled for years. now they're allied with militants from syria, creating a single front. why is this happening? sunnis ruled iraq for 13 centuries until the u.s. invasion toppled saddam hussein, ushering in a shiite regime. the sunnis want their country back. they hate the shiite government, which has excluded them from power. and there are no u.s. troops around anymore to stop them. we could be witnessing the start of a long civil war in iraq. and this is not just a problem for iraq and syria. these militants are also very anti-american. one former top commander of u.s. troops in iraq told me what is happening is tragic. richard engel, nbc news, istanbul. >>> house majority leader eric cantor planning to step down on july 31st and a handful of gop lawmakers are already jockeying for p

upper left-hand corner you you can see a few tents, that is still championship of, sand sculpting still going on this week. so a lot going on in atlantic city this entire summer, hopefully you have a chance to get down to the shore and enjoy it. we have been reviewing statistics for the month of june and it may surprise you, how warm it has been and how wet it has been. temperatures have have average about 1 degree above normal, and that is a lot, for a inly average. rain, over 2 inches, above average, and it has been pretty cloudy, not so sun any philadelphia, only two sunny days, so far, this month, the rest between partly cloudy and cloudy, today a decent day. right now in philadelphia 85. eighty-five allentown. seventy-six in the poconos. seventy-nine in millville. eighty-one in dover and it is sticky there. humidity is oppressive. humid to the north and west. little bit of the transition, not so bad through philadelphia, to the north, and comfortable as you head toward the shore. this will all end tomorrow, that oppressive air down in dover, it will lift northward and everyone will be sweating it out. it is going to be hot, and it is q

narcotics agents found a tent, food supplies, and four sleeping bags at the site. they also found a carving in a tree that referenced a cityn mexico. which could mean the drugs were going to be exported across the country. a stanford university student says. she was raped by a fellow student. and how the university responded has the victim and other students outraged. kron four's justine waldman has details. sofa... desk... you know what? why don't you go get some frozen yogurt. i got this. you're so sweet. you got this, right? i do got this. from the shelf, and to your home. starting at $99. [bl ris] [pf. bke] farrs,w lievwhatou d't kw ke wfor insud drers? t corage [rot] oh. k[pf. bke] lk tfarms t corage d gesmarr abt yo surae. ♪e arfarms bu- pa dum m - m - m - m♪ d gesmarr abt yo surae. sofa... desk... you know what? why don't you go get some frozen yogurt. i got this. you're so sweet. you got this, right? i do got this. from the shelf, and to your home. starting at $99. welcome back the chp is attending to a few minor fender benders around the bay area but nothing to slow you down here at the san mateo bridge. the traff

there's the vendors, the tents, the waste management, there's all these bills, security, contract with the citywe had 80% of the city costs we had to repay this year. so it all came together at one time. >> in december, this year's san joaquin county fair was canceled because of lagging attendance and the cost to operate it. >>>5:19. the world cup starts tomorrow. what a local soccer team has in store for fans to make sure you don't miss out on the action. >>> and i'm dennis o'donnell. the giants need a little cheer for their offense that's going to awol. the giants trying to avoid a losing streak and the spurs took their talent to south beach for game 3 of the nba finals. and an amazing throw from yoenis cespedes coming up. >>> what's cool about your school? email your nomination to us at coolschools@kpix.com and if it's not a school, it can be a camp, too, this summer, we may come and feature your school on the show. we'll be right back. dog sitter? yeah, citi mobile. and deposit that check? citi mobile. pathing suit? wearing it. niiice bank from almost anywhere with the citi mobile app. >>>

let's take you down there right now to atlantic city where it is very pleasant and you can see to the bottom left of your screen there's some tentsnd that is where the world championship of sand sculpting is getting underway. it is right next to the steel pier, that is all let up tonig tonight. all dressed up in lights and there are the tents right there. they'll be busy tomorrow morning sculpting again. we are looking live down the shore where it is pretty comfortable. clear skies have worked their way in from the north and it is going to be terrific sleeping weather. just crack those windows. 73 in philadelphia. 68 in atlantic city. 60 in the poconos. 68 in allentown. so as we look ahead one measurement of the amount of moisture in the atmosphere is the dew point. it's very accurate even more accurate than the relative humidity. so when you see dew points in the 60s, where they are now, it's a little bet uncomfortable. the poconos, the 50's. that canadian air is working into the region. look how these numbers fall as the drier air work its way in at 7:00 a.m. 42 for dew point. 50's are very comfortable. still sticky down throug

city of mosul. we have this report. >> reporter: we met them inside a tent in a makeshift camp where they live in fear. they are soldiers from the iraqi army who fled mosul when it fell to the hands of islamic state in iraq and the levant. they won't give us their names, but their story shows how their army crumbled so quickly. >> we asked for support. it didn't come. we asked for ammunition. nothing arrived. how can we continue fighting? the big commanders ran away, and they left us with nothing. >> reporter: not everyone wants to be filmed but they come from all over iraq. they fled and handed over their weapons to the kurdish authorities along the border. they say they still don't understand what happened. this was a video shot in mosul as the isil fighters were approaching the city. they're singing defiantly, let them come. we are ready to fight. >> reporter: it was known boost morale ahead of a fierce battle. it was aired on national television. watching it now increases their sense of betrayal. islamic state in iraq and the levant issued a statement in which they called on, quote, the police sold