. >>> the fight for 15 we'll tell you about the latest city to bump up the minimum wage and how it puts pressure on other cities to make a similar money move. why are we watching this again? i pay for all these channels, so i make myself watch them all. joey, i'll watch anything except this. except this. go back, go back, go back, go back, go back, go back. fios custom tv lets you pay for the types of channels you want, not the ones you don't. 100% fiber optics is here. get out of the past. get fios. now for $79.99 a month at getfios.com. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> time is 5:45. we have new information about a u.s.-led air trikestrike in syria over the weekend. >> an unanimous source says the target survived. the target was a man charged with leading an attack on a gas plant in algeria that killed 35 hostages. the unanimous source says he was not at the scene of saturday's air strike and was out of town at the time. >>> at least 12 people are dead after self veervere flooding hit the nation of georgia. the floods hit a zoo setting f

. >>> paying more for water in the east bay, the latest city to consider tighter regulations and what it could mean for those who don't conserve enough. good morning, welcome to the mornings on two, monday, june 15th. warriors! >> very exciting game last night. >> good basketball. it's been fun. let's get started with weather and traffic. steve is here. >> good to have you back. >> you got up to watch us because you have a baby. >> we have a rip roaring delta breeze and a stronger fog bank, it will be cooler today. started a little bit on saturday and more on sunday. there's a lot of low clouds making a push inland. gusts of 37 in travis. that's a howling breeze and that will keep you on the cooler side, 40s, 50s on the temps. 23, gusts to 32. there's a tease end breeze, all the way out to livermore. a lot of low clouds, a really cool week. low clouds, sunny and windy, cooler for most. 60s, 70s and 80s. good morning sal. >> on a monday, we're off to a decent start, let's go to the east shore freeway. 80 westbound is a nice drive, this is the standard time there's no slow traffic. a 19

. >>> well, vallejo is the latest city to tighten the tap in our drought. the city is introducing new water rules. outdoor watering is limited to three days a week and you can only water from 6 p.m. to 9 a.m. the city is also prohibiting the use of potable water in fountains. repeat violators could face hundreds of dollars in fines. >>> new health for pot businesses trying to sort out the hazy laws of the industry. bay area lawyers launched this cannabis bar association. the first professional group designed to give legal advice in those complex rules of marijuana. handful of states has legalized pot of course. california allows it for medicinal use. several bay area cities have their own taxes and regulations for pot businesses. >>> well, these days, most people hang on to their phone numbers forever. and you might assume it's yours to keep. >> but on the consumerwatch, julie watts with the warnings of a woman who discovered her number was stolen. >> reporter: i tried calling our number -- >> i tried calling our number and somebody else answered our phone.

. >>> vallejo the latest city to tighten the tap because of the drought. new rules went into effect yesterday. outdoor watering is limited to three days a week only between 6 p.m. to 9 a.m. city also prohibits the use of potable water in fountains. repeat violators fines hundreds in fines. >>> california's attorney general with an eye towards encouraging water conservation now asking the supreme court to limit the scope of the ruling on rates. an appeals court said in april that penalizing bigger water users with higher rates is unconstitutional. now kamala harris wants the high court to narrow the decision in effect to one city. san juan capistrano. so it can't be used as a precedent. >>> searchers are not giving up 7 days into the manhunt for two convicted killers who used power tools to break out of a new york prison. investigators remain focused on the town of caddyville scouring acres of dense forest and rough terrain. the latest tip has brought them within miles of the clinton correctional facility where richard matt and david sweat broke free. >> we

los angeles is the latest city to approve a minimum wage of $15 an hour and it looks like that's going to be a hot topic on the campaign trail. experts say the pressure will spread to other states and big cities across the country. there are now 29 states and washington, d.c. with a wage that's higher than the federal minimum of 7.25 an hour. in april congressional democrats unveiled their own plan to hike the federal minimum wage to $12 an hour by 2020. here's where the minimum rates stand in this area. new jersey is the highest at 8.38 an hour. delaware raised their minimum to 8.25 and pennsylvania is the lowest, 7.25 which is the federal minimum. governor wolf said raising the state's minimum wage is one of his priorities. right now lawmakers are considering a bill that would raise that rate to $10.10 an hour over a course of two years. >>> temperatures are rising and so is your electric bill as it always does this time of year. u.s. energy information administration expects the typical u.s. residential electric bill to go up nearly 5% this summer. experts say that using fans closin

. >>> vallejo is the latest city to tighten the tap because of the drought. some new rules went into effect yesterday. outdoor watering limited to three days a week and people can only water from 6 p.m. to 9 a.m. city also prohibits the use of potable water in fountains. repeat violators face hundreds in fines. >>> and california's attorney general is asking the state supreme court to limit the scope of the ruling on water rates due to the drought. an appeals court said in april that penalizing bigger water users with higher rates is unconstitutional. now kamala harris wants the high court to narrow the decision in effect to just one city, san juan capistrano, so it cannot be used as a precedent. >>> harvard researchers say kids need more water. a new study finds more than half of all u.s. children and teens are not adequately hydrated probably because they are not drinking enough water. doctors say even mild dehydration can cause headaches, irritability, poor physical performance and reduce their ability to think. researchers say kids should drink two to thr

. >>> los angeles could become the latest city to raise the minimum wage to 15 bucks an hour. the city council set to vote on that wage hike proposal today. it would require businesses with more than 25 employees to increase wages to $15 an hour by 2020. san francisco and oakland recently passed laws to raise their minimum wage over the next several years. >>> the white house says it will work quickly to make sure the national security agency has the tools it needs to keep protecting the country. this comes after the u.s. senate voted to renew most of the surveillance programs put in place after the 9/11 attacks. more now from cbs news' mark albert. >>> reporter: the national security agency is getting the green light to resume critical parts of its anti-terror surveillance program, with new limits. president obama signed the usa freedom act into law tuesday night thanking the senate via twitter for finally passing the measure. >> the bill is passed. >> reporter: in the 67-32 vote they agreed to a law to allow wiretaps on suspects who frequently change cell phones. in six mont

. >>> los angeles will be the latest city to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour. today the city council is set to vote on a wage hike proposal. it would require businesses with more than 25 employees to increase wages to $15 an hour by 2020. san francisco and oakland recently passed laws to raise the minimum wage over several years. >>> people who live near the lawrence livermore lab have a chance to speak out about how the lab deals with hazardous waste. state officials want to get input as they work on a permit renewal for the lab's hazardous waste treatment facilities. it would allow the lab to treat and store more than 900,000 gallons of hazardous waste. a public meeting is tonight. >>> the white house stays will make sure the national security agency will quickly have what it needs to protect the country after the senate voted to renew most of the surveillance programs put in place after the 9/11 terror attacks. more now from cbs news' mark albert. >>> reporter: the national security agency is getting the green light to resume critical parts of its anti-terro

protestors and riot police fought in the southern city, with at least two officers carried off by the crowd. we have the latest from the southern city of iguala. >> this election has become this tense standoff between leftist groups opposed to president nieto and the government. this could be seen as the place where the standoff began. in september of last year, 43 students were attacked by local police in this city not far from where i'm standing, then allegedly handed over to a drug gang killed and incinerated at a dump not far from here. people of mexico saw the failure of the government to be able to protect teachers, college students as a major failure and there are on going security problems. the president promised he was going to make mexico safe or bring down such attacks and levels of violence. when this happened, smoke the collusion and corruption of the local police with criminal organizations, it kicked off months of protests. now we're seeing teachers groups in southern mexico, who have a lot of power and a lot of people to get out on the street and they're trying to block this election. the elect

. >>> los angeles is the latest city to approve a minimum wage of $15 an hour and it looks like that will be a hot topic on the campaign trail. experts say the pressure will be to spread to other states and in particular big cities across the country. there are now 29 states and washington, d.c. with a wage higher than federal minimum of 7.25 an hour. in april congressional democrats unveiled their own plan to hike the federal minimum wage to $12 an hour by 2020. >>> and temperatures are rising and so is your electric bill. the u.s. energy information administration expects the typical u.s. residential electricity bill to go up nearly 5% this summer. experts say using fans closing curtains and programming your thermostat can all help lower your bill. >>> pediatricians are warning parents about a new more dangerous method of using marijuana. it's called dabbing. it involves inhaling vapors from hash oil products made from trimmings of the cannabis leaf. potential health hazards are unknown but practice has been linked to fires, explosions and severe burns. >>> a new report shows the av

. >>> los angeles is the latest city to approve a minimum wage of $15 an hour and it looks like that'sing to be a hot topic on the presidential campaign trail. experts say the pressure will be there to spread to other states and in particular big cities across the country. they are now 29 states in washington d.c. with the wage higher than the federal minimum of $7.25 an hour. congressional democrats unveiled their plan to hike the federal minimum wage to $12 by 2020 and here's what the minimum wage rates stand in our area. new jersey is the highest at $8.25. delaware just raised theirs this month to $8.25. pennsylvania's is lowest of the three at $7.25 which is the federal minimum. >>> governor wolf has said that raising the state's minimum wage is one of his priorities and right now lawmakers are considering a bill that would raise the rate to $10.10 an hour over the course of two years. one of philadelphia's most struggling neighborhoods is making a comeback. mantua is one of the original promise zonesic. ed by president obama to funnel resources into four area job creation and econ

. >>> los angeles may be the latest california city to give a raise to those making minimum wage. ty counsel voted to raise the minimum wage to $15 by 2020. it starts with $10.15 by next july followed by annual increases. a second vote required. oakland's minimum wage increased to $12.25 in march. san francisco will have increases before the minimum wage there hits $15 an hour in 2018. >>> someone stole a backpack out of a fire engine. that is not big news. but what was inside the backpack sure has people angry. ktvu's rob roth reports, it was filled with donations that was going to be used to help people fighting cancer. >> put the bag here. >> reporter: what was stolen out of this pink fire engine has many people shaking their heads. >> i think it is low. >> normally during the day the backpack stays right here. >> reporter: the fire chief also doubles as head of a organization that helps cancer patients and their families meet expenses. >> one of our shirts. >> reporter: last saturday after a day of selling t-shirts at a fundraiser he put the cash box in a backpack in the cab an

officials with access to the latest intelligence say half the city remains in the hands of isis. latest i want to bring in jomana karadsheh. good morning, jomana. it feels to me and correct me if i'm wrong, it feels as the iraqi officials are too eager to announce they retain a town or made strides against isis. half the town. that sounds like they still have work to do. >> reporter: it is christine. we have seen this over the past year. depends on the definition of what the liberation is when it comes to iraqi officials and such decklarationdeclarations. on sunday we heard from iraqi officials and shi'a militia members saying they recaptured most of the city of baiji. they describe what was pockets of resistance. we are hearing a more cautious assessment of the situation there from the u.s. according to officials with access to the latest intelligence. as you mentioned, they say half the city remains under the control of isis and they are saying it is too early to declare baiji liberated at this point. they are also pointing to the progress taking place around the key strategic

the latest from atlantic city at 11:00. >>> tonight, near disaster on the tarmac in chicago. >> stop stop. >> the air traffic controller who stopped two planes on a collision course in the knick of time. >>> isis in america. an fbi agent attacked in a dramatic takedown on alleged homegrown terror. multiple new arrests amid word of a bomb plot on new york stock exchange. >>> called out. at&t hit with a massive fine accused of misleading customers who bought those unlimited plans. were you one of them? >>> and over the edge. what if your day at the office looked like this? "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york this is nbc

. >> six student ss tom is in berkeley at that apartment complex with the latest from the city. >> well i read it over thoroughly. these new rules indicate the city worried about existing balconies out there that haven't collapsed yet. >> i want to express my deepest condolences to the families and friends for the tragic loss of life that happened here. >> this afternoon a day with two of the victims were buried in ireland, berkeley's planning director said he's asking city council to approve several amendments to it's local building code. >> what we are going to do is make a set of recommendations that will deal with any form of moisture to close assemblies in the future. >> they will have to have ventilation holes. finally all existing existing balconies, decks and hand wells would have to be inspected within six month thofs requirement being approved plus reinspected every five years. that's a huge under taking building owners would have to pay for. then it got curious. just we don't know and we about going know or determine how the moisture got in. >> when we asked the planning dire

prompting social media storm about the prosperous cities poor drainage system. china's latesth-speed rail route. line passesion ry through scenic spots. the line is due to open the passengers on july 1. world heldund the prayers to mark the start of the holy month of ramadan. different countries started ramadan on different days due to various interpretations. authoritieseligious declared that that they will begin from sunrise thursday. rishaad: back to our top stories. new home prices in china fell from the previous month. we have a chinese economist. what do you make of these numbers? perspective,lical the worst days of the property market are behind us. structurally, we think the sector has a long way to go. you have seen rate cut's going on, government action and feeling demand, is that working? >> for the macro numbers, we have not seen strong evidence of that. we believe that the government will continue to do that. in the second half of this year, we will see more stabilization coming out. prices, whaterty on pricepinion behavior in the future. >> diversions among diffe

and the latest is cities. sidewalk labs improving city life. will be headquartered in new york the city that never leaps to use technology and innovation to improve transportation housing and energy use. >>> uber is hoping that its app will sharpen their navigational scores. they earn high scores for following the safe interest fastest routes and checking their local trivia and points of interest. uber offers only a san francisco version. avail in the itunes store. >> oh, good luck in san francisco. good luck. >> tough to turn there. >> and the right hand turns. >> they might need to update the game. >> they probably do. >> and if you are driving with the sunroof open he had 70s in san francisco. and the fog is returning now. and the warriors flag there. and how hot it's going to get in just a few minutes. >>> coming up california is turning into an unusual place for ways to conserve water. from a nation halfway around the world. >>> help for our drought might be overseas. the middle east knows about the dry weather. how one nation is offering

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. >>> if you live in the east bay, you may be paying more for water. 00 the latest city to consider tougherer regulations and what it could mean for people who don't save enough water. >>> a woman involved in this walmart brawl faces serious charges but not for the fight. >>> we're looking at the commute and the bridge looks good. for the most part, it's a nice drive to southern marin. >>> if you are a fan of a lot of fog and west wind and cooler temps. today is your day. we'll take a look at that coming up. >>> jeb bush will officially enter the 2016 presidential race. he released his first campaign ad over the weekend. the video posted online features people in florida who say bush's policies when he was governor there helped them. >> the most vulnerable in our society should be in the front of the line, not the back. >> as governor, i had a chance to act on that core belief. >> after his campaign kickoff in miami, he's expected to head to new hampshire, iowa and south carolina. hillary clinton will cam payable in new hampshire. and -- will campaign in new hampshire. she will end with a s

police believe the same group has tried burglarizing other atms in the city. >>> the latest on a dallas shootout targeting police plus a show of solidarity. we will show you why hundreds of people took to the streets of camden today. >>> we did not make it three consecutive days with temperatures above 90 degrees so no heat wave. i'm tracking stormy conditions for us that will last multiple days. i will let you know exactly what to expect in my full forecast. mmm yoplait! it's snack time! oh, look! yoplait original now has 25% less sugar. time to taste it. how is it? it tastes good! congratulations yoplait! you did it! yoplait! >>> taking a live look at the camelbeach mountain water park. it is a hot one but just shy of a heat wave. brittney shipp will have more on that along with details on some changes in your forecast in just a few minutes. >>> first the man who sprayed dallas police headquarters with gun fire early today is dead. police have not identified that man but say they found at least two additional pipe bombs in the suspect's car. nbc is on the scene in dallas with the late

the latest from atlantic city at 11:00. >>> tonight, near disaster on the tarmac in chicago. >> stop stop. >> the air traffic controller who stopped two planes on a collision course in the knick of time. >>> isis in america. an fbi agent attacked in a dramatic takedown on alleged homegrown terror. multiple new arrests amid word of a bomb plot on new york stock exchange. >>> called out. at&t hit with a massive fine accused of misleading customers who bought those unlimited plans. were you one of them? >>> and over the edge. what if your day at the office looked like this? "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york this is nbc "nightly news".." reporting tonight, savannah guthrie. >> good evening. as close calls go this one was way too close. two planes loaded with passengers on two runways at chicago's midway airport. both pilots thought they were cleared for takeoff, started rolling down the runway right toward each other. nbc's tom costello tonight with what happened next. >> reporter: it happened on intersecting runways at chicago mi

the loss of this city would mark the latest in a series of major defeats for the president, bashar al-assad. >> hundreds of meters away from their next target target, islamic state militants are seen fighting their way into the southern gates on thursday. battling with regime soldiers, who tried to hold on to the position. each side lost more than two dozen men. months of u.s.-led air strikes have been unable to stop the mill fans. they have captured territory around palmira, and ramadi. now they are look to go get their second pro vention capital. amateur footage reportedly showed a suicide attack next for a prison. islamic state jihadist launched their battle on saturday. simultaneously they attacked another front in aleppoo. several united rebel groups are shooting at jihad itses and what is described as an islamic state group drone. >> the death toll from a chinese cruise ship has now risen to more than 100. only 14 survivors, and among them the captain have now been found. there is a growing anger from the public own their handling of the matter. claire murphy has more. >> first light

the latest history news. >> this year c-span is touring cities across the country exploring american history. next, a look at our visit to key west, florida. you are watching american history tv all weekend every weekend on c-span 3. charles blevin: welcome to the fort zachary taylor historic state park. constructed in 1845. that is when they started building it. it continued to be constructed until 1866. a lot of this fort was a response to what happened in the war of 1812. the british cannon were pretty successfully able to ravage many american ports, with exception of masonry forts. they built some 46 forts from maine. they started around 1816. by the time they went down here, it was 1845. it was one of the largest masonry forts of its kind. at the time, in the 1840's, this was state-of-the-art. this was the best thing that we had to offer after some of these disasters that had occurred in the war of 1812. at one time, we were a true fortress surrounded by water. on this side of the fort, there was no beach or parking lot. it was the atlantic ocean. on the other side, of the north curtain,

. >>> vallejo is the latest california city to crackdown on water use because of the drought. new rules went into effect yesterday. outdoor watering is limited to three days a week and people can only water from 6 p.m. to 9 a.m. the city is also prohibiting the use of potable water in fountains. repeat violators face hundreds of dollars in fines. >>> california's attorney general trying to maintain momentum on saving water is asking the state supreme court to limit the scope of a ruling on rates. an appeals court said in april that penalizing bigger water users with higher rates is unconstitutional. now kamala harris wants the high court to narrow the decision in effect to one city, san juan capistrano so it can't be used as a precedent. >>> we have no rain in the forecast. in fact, it's getting h-o-t in a big way. >> we kick-started it on monday record heat 109 in gilroy and then record rainfall on wednesday. now we're going back into the triple digits in many of our inland locations again today. good morning, everyone. i like using this weather camera today. i have been usin

saudi-led airstrikes was reportedly to hit a convoy killing 31 people as they let the southern city of aden. well the latest attacks happened as peace talks were extended until friday. those attending the u.n.-sponsored negotiations have been struggling to make progress. yemen's foreign minister has claimed the houthi rebels are just sitting around in hotel rooms in geneva, and this follows three months of saudi-led airstrikes that have killed more than 2500 people. hashem ahelbarra has more from geneva. >> the bombings in the capital of sanaa are likely to have an impact in the talks under way here in geneva. the united nations with the meetings with the houthis and those loyal to the former president ali abdullah saleh. the problem for the time being is that there are huge differences between the warring factions in yemen about how to move forward. the government said that the houthis should stop shelling areas, putting up sculptures over last few months. the houthis say that the problem are the saudi-led airstrikes and there would be no stability in the country. but the international community is concern

the latest on the rest of your weekend. for now, natasha back over to you. >> kate thank you so much. >>> we'll see you soon. >>> right now we have the latest on the power outage numbers. atlantic cityctric is reporting 35,000 outages and pse&g has less than 2,000 customers without power. >>> a montgomery county road is closed today because of a mudslide. this is balligomingo road in conshohocken. the mudslide happened this morning. luckily no one was injured. it's still not clear when the road will be back open. >>> and authorities believe they are closing in on the second escaped killer still on the run in upstate new york. officers were searching for david sweat in a heavily wooded area in malone, franklin county, near the canadian border. that's where fellow escapee richard matt was shot to death by officers yesterday. this is all happening about 30 miles west of the prison the pair escaped from in clinton county three weeks ago. >>> also police in camden are looking for a killer tonight. two people were shot shortly before 5:00 this morning near the 1400 block of rose street. the victims were rush to the hospitalized. 31-year-old devon boyd died of his injuries. the other victi

. >>> there are still lots of people without power tonight here are the latest numbers. 152,000 atlantic citylectric customers remain in the dark tonight. peco is now down to 89,000 outages. 21,000pse and g customers and 7,000 delmarva customers also without power tonight. >>> here's an incredible scene take a look at this from new jersey. this is a home on democrat road in gibbstown, gloucester county. it stands untouched even though huge trees fell all around it. we talked to this homeowner today. he says he's very lucky no one there was hurt. >>> our team coverage continues now in new jersey with "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocky live in turnersville where the damage diana is really widespread. >> it is chris. people are getting frustrated. still about 150,000 people in this immediate area without power. and they're being told it could be saturday or even sunday before the lights come back on. we're along the black horse pike where this entire four-mile stretch of the road is without traffic lights tonight. businesses remain closed, and trees are uprooted everywhere you look. the clea

the district took over last night is only acouple of kilometers outside the kundu city the province provincial capital. this latestack of the taliban taking over 12 checkpoints in chardarra again just outside the provincial capital. three police have been killed six injured. provincial authorities put that number much higher. captured 12 checkpoints and with them police vehicles and weapons. local police who fled area told al jazeera that they did so because there were not enough government forces to fight off the attack. >> what can you tell us about the helmond attack that killed nine children and ten adults? remind us again of the unrest in the province. >> reporter: the fighting in helmond has been teld for terrible for a year now. this particular incident was vehicles traveling back to their district in marja. they were traveling home and hit a road side bomb. road side bombs are one of the biggest causes of death in afghanistan. it is taliban that usually plants these road side bombs and most often civilians are the victims. >> thank you jennifer. still to come on al jazeera. cracking down on the illegal tha

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the same block in chester. we're having more on this latest incident and what the city is doing to pennsylvania make sure residents feel safe in their home. good morning everyone i'm's ukee washington. >>> i'm nicole brewer in for erika this morning. we hear more rain headed our way, katie, we have gotten so much. >> we have had a fair share of rain. we have busted what we saw was an entire months worth of rain in just one day on monday here. we will end up here thankfully with some quieter weather today, it does appear that the same system is close enough to keep us in the cloud today and we will still find some showers. we will not be looking at quite as dreary of a day. not quite. sky scam three is rereflect ago this cloud cover here over ben franklin bridge. you can tell it is out there. it is definitely a dreary beginning. storm scan 3a wider zoom to start off. we have some showers around, most of them have started to creep south out of the lehigh rally, out of the poconos and that will continue to be the case. everything drops off to the south with time but not completely, out of our region. so because we do

the greeks are increasingly polarized how their country can emerge from this crisis. barnaby phillips, al jazeera athens. >> major oil refinery in southern port city of aden. vaightvictoria gatenby has the latest. it is. >> shell hit a fuel tank which then ignite. ons thick smoke billowed over the city with residents fearful the fire would spread. the refinery hasn't been receiving any oil through port but it has 1.2 million tons of crude in storage as well as gas tanks. >> translator: what happened today is a heinous crime committed by criminal militias who are trying to seize the city of aden and target its oil refinery which is considered the only source of income for city. >> reporter: aden has been the source of sustained fighting, artillery reportedly hit a military center two days ago. its location is important because it's near gulf of aden and offers easy access to the red sea. it became a base of operations of the president in exile head abd rabbu mansour hadi. despite months of air strikes from the saudi led coalition the houthis stilt are still are well armed and chrome large section of the country. behind the front lines there are many unarmed people who are suffering and the huma

to dry out we are looking live from the temple university cam from the center city skyline, adam joseph is outside now with the latest on what to expect. >> reporter: much brighter over the weekend and you the sky is trying to brighten but a lot of cloud cover and radar shows light showers in bucks county and parts of bucks county heading into new york city and cape may and lewes delaware. we see showers pivoting in off the atlantic ocean it's another dreary day to be down the shore. as we look at satellite, you can see all the thick cloud cover all points to the shore the lehigh valley and reading and lancaster and the poconos, are you starting to see breaks and that will help move the temperatures up this afternoon. not at the shore we see the wind doing its job again 56 in surf city and avalon 59 degrees, as we go inland the temperature in millville 61 and 62 in philadelphia with the clouds 60 in trenton and again where we brighten the sky 66 in reading and allentown and temperatures are really warming to the west, 80 degrees in st. louis and atlanta coming in at the 80 degree mark. you but the temperatures spike

. >> here are the latest power out stage numbers. atlantic city electric is working to restore power to 19,000 customers. the majority of them are in gloucester county, where jesse is. pse&g still has close to 1200 outages. peco reports 2300 customers without power. delmarva reports about 500 outages. >>> new from overnight, a deadly car accident in southwest philadelphia. nbc 10 on the scene on island avenue at lindbergh boulevard. police investigating the accident tell us the car veered off the street and on to trolley tracks. the man who was killed was a passenger. we are working to find out the conditions of the driver and another passenger who were injured. >>> new this morning, police in san francisco are investigating a shooting that left a man wounded at a gay pride parade. police detained several people after someone fired shots following an argument. one man was hit in the arm and is in stable condition it happened during a two-day gay pride festival which took on new meaning this year following the supreme court's decision to legalize h

the imam is traveling back to boston. >> new detail on a develop president battle in oakland, the city council has the latest controversial vote regarding the sale of city-owned land for a new high-rise. after the last vote attempt there were protests. the city council heard hours testimony from residents until early this morning. the proposed 24 story apartment tower would have 300 units including 30 set aside as affordable housing but the city needs more affordable housing for residents and not luxury living space for the wealthy. >> san jose has moved another seven closer to putting out easy access to tobacco products passing an ordinance banning all city businesses from handing out tobacco cue pops samples or free cigarettes. this reduces the risk of young adults getting hooked on smoking. >> and a day to go until the nba finals there will be a practice at oracle arena today. lebron james and his teammates arrived at the hotel in san francisco and we were there yesterday afternoon. cleveland will likely spend five nights at the four seasons hotel before returning home after game two on sunday night. >> tomorrow night,

kevin is here with the latest from new york city, and it has been raining heavy. >> it has been heavyand they have had it worse in the south and i'll get to that in a moment. we have had severe weather on sunday and monday, as well as a lot of wind damage. i'll take you to northern illinois 24 hours ago, and i'll show you what happened here yesterday. we saw in coalsy illinois, an ef3 tornado pushing toward the city. and 100 mile-per-hour winds were in that tornado. people had to be rescued out of their homes because of the damage there. and also, they were hit a couple of years ago with any ef-2 tornado. and they're still recovering there. across the northeast as tony said, we are watching the systems go through right now. for new york it city, we need rain and parts of washington, the northeast connector for amtrak was actually suspended between dc and philly. and you can see the thunderstorms pushing to the south. parts of massachusetts, and for boston we do have a tornado watch just outside of boston for them. in pennsylvania, we're still looking at tornado watches for part of new

. >>> well, ten months after the 6.0 earthquake in napa, repairs are being made. the city's latestreets that were damaged by water mains that burst during the quake, there are 163 locations where crews need to restore the pavement and make permanent repairs. the city will spend more than $400,000 on the project. most of the cost will be covered by fema, and the state office of emergency services. >>> time is 6:56. he's 21 years old, golfer jordan spieth won his second straight major golf tournament after a wild finish at the u.s. open. forced a playoff with spieth, so this young man, 21-year-old jordan spieth wins the u.s. open after winning the masters back in april. he's the 6th player ever to win both majors in the same year. the next major golf tournament is the british open next month. >>> the heavily favored u.s. women's soccer team headed into the knock out stage of the world cup tonight. team usa faces colombia in round 16 of the cup. that match begins at 5:00 tonight. the winner will advance to the quarter finals against china which eliminated cameroon over the weekend. yo

the city's oldest street fair. it features 140 booths with arts crafts and food. poetry performances. >>> coming up at 8:00 the lateste minimum wage bandwagon. >>> you made a new dinosaur? probably not a good idea. >> taking a bite out of the big screen. how much the latest dinosaur movie is expected to bring in to the box office this weekend. >>> good morning. we appreciate your time on this sunday morning, give you a look of san rafael. a tad cooler in most areas with partly cooler in the skies. temperature holding at 54. >>> new this morning the european space agency says the filey spacecraft came out of hieb ber nation. it touched down on the surface of come met 67p last -- comet7 57p. the european space agency the probe tweeted the message hello earth, can you hear me, as part of its first communication late last night. >>> here is a look at some of the top stories trending for you this morning. >> good ball! >> one of the biggest upsets in the women's world cup. columbia shocked france. columbia is 28th and france is number three just behind the u.s. another match was england against mexico. brits up 1-0. they

we have the latest from kuwait city center mohammed jamjoom. >> kuwait's ministry identified the bomber that killed 27 people and injured 220 as a saudi citizens. the interior ministry say he took a fight, and hours later he entered the mosque blew himself up in the horrific attack that shocked cow wait unlike an a -- kuwait unlike an attack that happened here instaying a sense of fear. the interior ministry announced other arrests in relation to this attack. on friday hours after the bombing. it was announced that suspects would be detained. saturday, the drive of the vehicle, the owner from a kuwaiti government trying to reassure citizens from all the way up to the amir from the country, to the parliament and cabinet. they said the kuwait must stand united. this is a resilient country and they'll fight terrorism. fighting every resource we have seen security on high alert. also par sting borders and protected more vigorously now. >>> foounizian -- tunisian police searching for more suspect. the lone gunman had help helping them before a terror attack. a plane load of tourists are leav

. >>> and paris is the latest city to bid for the 2024 summer olympics. stocks on the move this morning. darden beating expectations with its latest earnings. the olive garden parent also announcing it will pursue the real estate assets into a reit which would be released back to darden. blackberry given a boost despite a wider than expected loss. the company's revenue slide is beginning to slow and a turnaround is starting to gain traction. and sonic shares under protection. full years earnings projections came in light of expectations. >>> walmart and sears say they will stop selling products bearing the confederate flag. the decision coming a week after a white gunman shot nine dead at a black south carolina church. the legislature is set to meet today and officials are expected to rally outside the capitol to call on lawmakers to vote on removing the confederate flag from the grounds. the flack removal has the backing of the governor. >> there will be some in our state who see this as a sad moment. i respect that. but know this. for good and for bad,

they launched an offensive there in early may, coming to the gates of the city as well displacing thousands of afghan families this is the latestffensive taking over a district and the headquarters and as i said, about a 5 minute drive from the city is the front line with the taliban, the government vowing it will take the territory back from the taliban, and certainly it has more afghans on the move more civilians fleeing from their homes because of the offensive. it is a blow to african security forces fighting on their own. we've had another taliban attack today in central afghanistan in ghazni province there a taliban attack, police and army checkpoints killing six police, the taliban on the offensive in the north and southern afghanistan as well. >> thank you for the update. spoking to us from kabul. >>> al-shabab gunmen attacked a base. before storming the compound in mogadishu. the interior ministry says government forces have taken back control of the base and the four attackers were killed. no security forces decide. >> u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon welcomed a long-awaited deal. the brokered treaty gets a greater

sky6 live hd taking live look at the jersey shore a lot of people out there on this bright and sunny afternoon here in atlantic city. for the latest conditions let's head outside to meteorologist david murphy no suit jacket today, david. >> reporter: no, sarah. we have one positive thing happening the change in the humidity but it's hot one buildings. as we look at satellite not a lot of cloud coffer, every now and then pop up cumulus, we'll see more of that during the day but generally speaking it's going to stay bright. with the temperatures going up it will dry people to the beach or the pool. it's a good idea to have the sunscreen handy and reapply as needed because it's a day the uv index will run high and a burn is a possibility. 87 in philadelphia. we have roared up there after starting out in the 70s at dawn. 81 down the shore. we have a dewpoint of 66 degrees in philadelphia. anything over 60 suggests humid conditions, you can see how we've dropped to 56 degrees, and even some of those higher numbers out in reading and lancaster are going to be on their way down, generally as we go through the afternoon. here's what we're

the latest. mark kelly, kpix5. >>> also tonight, the city of oakland says enough after so many scenes like this one, it is laying down the law. christin ayers tells us this is the new normal. christin? >> reporter: yeah, some big changes tonight here at oakland city hall. essentially, a big security crack down at the door. you notice as soon as you walk in, i would call it the biggest crack down we have seen for years. when protesters chained themselves to a railing shutting down an oakland city council meeting last month, city leaders decided something needed to change. tonight, those changes were in place at city hall. bagged searched at the only entrance. inside the chambers, the upper gallery was closed off completely and people were prohibited from standing along the back wall because of the fire code. instead, they were ushered into overflow rooms while four dozen oakland police officers looked on. chief shawn wint says this is what future council meetings will look like. >> looks like city hall wants to make this a permanent fixture. it is important to be consistent. >> it is kind of intimid

the latest storm. this storm right here just to the north of lub bokville. just west of the city of frederick and just north to the area here. that until 5:45. look, another storm right behind that one. look at all the lightning associated with these storms. this this storm is making its way in. and more to come. look at this line of very intense thunderstorms moving on down through the region. it will make its way in most likely in about the next two hours. so between now and 7:00 8:00 9:00 to the south. we will have the latest for you all evening long. >> the storm came four by four

house and all the people should be like one family. >> we're in vatican city tonight brian taff channel "action news". >> and the trip to rome may be over but you can always get the latest on the plans for the pope's visit for philadelphia in september by following dedicated fwiter account at 6abc pope. still to come on "action news," new jersey passes a rescue plan for atlantic city and sources say chris christie has something big to announce next week and uber prompted riots and fiery protests across france today. melissa. >> monica we're tracking moderate rainfall to the south is of philadelphia and this continues through the overnight hours and we'll let you know when it clears up for friday. details in the accuweather >> i'm health reporter ali gorman a young boy battling cancer has a wish come true he's home with his families and puppies thanks to the again rossty of stranger. the story is coming up. >> also jamie apody with sirmz number three pick in nba draft today they did not take the person everyone thought they were going for we'll explain ♪ ♪ ♪ you're only young once. unless you have a subaru. (announcer) the subaru xv crosstrek. symmetrical all-wheel drive

the government. thank you very much indeed for speaking with us and that was live from kuwait city. now the latest of talks on iran's nuclear program are due to start in vienna after a deadline runs out in four day's time and want to curb nuclear ambitions to lift sanctions that are crippling the iran's economy and let's speak to james base in the capitol and how far do they have to go before a deal is made? >> well this is supposed to be the final stage of these talks so we have come to the crunch moment. we were in lozan just three months ago, an interim deal them but still a lot to work on. diplomates saying by this stage they were supposed to being working on technical annexes and have much more to do with that days away with key sticking points that need to be resolved. for example the issue of sanctions relief for iran and how quickly would the sanctions be lifted, how would that work that still has not been finalized and the whole idea of inspections to make sure that iran doesn't cheat on a deal that is still an area where they have not come to agreement,, in fact, the leader of iran sayin

the first time the city of lights has hosted the games in 100 years. laura: good luck to paris. may the best city win. markus karlsson is with us with the latest business news. markus: the board of a french conglomerate is rejecting a takeover for its telecom unit. this is the results of a board meeting that was held this evening called to discuss a 10 billion euro bid from its rivals . it's the second mobile network in this country. it want to buy greek telecom and a deal that would have created the biggest french mobile network with some 34 million customers. in a statement this evening, the board says it believes a sale would have brought tough regulatory scrutiny and it also says the company is in a position to benefit from rapid growth in the french telecom market on its own. we will, of course, bring you more details on this rejection of this offer. for now, we turn to greece. hopes have emerged of a deal between athens and its creditors to unlock more bailout cash for greece. this comes after the country put a compromise proposal on the table, but the question is if the greek prime minister will get the backing of his own governing coal

the chaos of manila. the city of dreams. it's the third and latest billion dollars gambling resort to open in the philippine capital. 6.2 hectors of luxury. in manila's new purpose-built gambling strip called entertainment city. >> the vision was always to find the greatest locations in asia to build integrated resorts it's no ones their philippines is one of the fastest growing economies in anywhere in the world in the last few years, we want to build things that we are proud of. >> reporter: the government has been inviting investors hoping to fashion itself the next gaming capital of the asia pacific region. that's despite other gaming destinations like macao and singapore taking a hit in earnings correctly. officials here want to attract the regions growing middle classes and high flyers. >> this is our hopefully meaningful contribution to the efforts of the philippines to elevate the tourism industry as one of the main engines of economic growth. but also as you pointed out the employment. for permanent jobs. >> reporter: there are five resorts

. >>> los angeles may be the latest city to pass a $15 per hour minimum wage. e city council set to vote on a measure to increase it to that level by 2020 and we're a little over an hour away from the latest adp jobs report expected to show the u.s. economy added 215,000 private sector jobs last month. that's the number to beat and we will await that number. >>> we've all heard that the situation in greece is small and likely wouldn't have a global impact even if the worst case scenario came to pass but our next guest is soundsing theing the alarm saying that is exactly what people were saying before the dotcom bubble and before the subprime mess. with me is c.j. roach, an economist now and senior fellow at yale university's jackson institute of global aaffairs. good to see you. over the years one thing you've been steadfast in is the weakness of the american consumer and there were times during the recovery where it looked like you were too bearish, but considering at 70% and considering we're still just sort of trudging along through the muck at this point. >>

nbc bay area's mark matthews has the latest outside of city hall. how is that going, mark? >> reporter: the moratorium still not decided. the supervisors have a packed chamber, a lot of proponents and opponents. they have been speaking for the past two hours and still no vote in sight. the supervisors' chambers are packed with supporters and opponents with the moratorium. rhetoric has been firing. it's the poster child for gentrification gentrification. 2400 latinos have left a 50-block area as housing prices have doubled. >> when you have a lack of affordable housing, the answer is to build more affordable housing. >> supervisor david campos wants the city to buy up the last 13 lots in the mission that could hold 40 or moreau knits. sherman chew owns one much them and doesn't want to wait for the city to buy him out. >> i don't think that this idea is going to help anybody at all. >> that sentiment was behind this rally on the steps of city hall as opponents voiced opposition. >> failure to build a bridge doesn't mean the rich won't come. >> several people said they were re