this time they pulled over tawanda jones' brother, tyrone west. as the officers searched west, they claim he resisted -- and a fight broke out. >> kelway and kitmore >> officer chapman called for backup. >> unit on kelway and kitmore is everything ok? >> 13, 13, 13... signal 13 >> neighbors said it was about 25 people on top of my brother, they never seen anyone get beat like that, never. you're talking about armed men and women with batons, with weapons, steel-toed boots. armed. he wasn't armed, he's got on shorts and a tank top, his skin is revealed, its summer. who gonna fight with 20 people for what? >> shawanda lewis was just arriving home when she says she heard people yelling. >> i seen everything that happened from the beginning to the end. everything. they went from the car to the corner, from the corner to this side of the street. he asked for help a million times. >> lewis told investigators she saw west get maced, then try to run away. >> witnesses also reported seeing officers punch, kick, and hit west with batons after tackling him t

relatives identified the man as 25-year-old tyrone jones. he's one of four adults treated overnight at penn presbyterian hospital for wounds from a shotgun blast. someone opened fire around 11:30 last night as family celebrated a relative's birthday. we talked to jones' stepmother a few minutes ago. >> the only thing i can say is jealousy. my kids father -- he has no enemies. we have no enemies. you understand what i'm saying? i don't know. >> reporter: somebody must clearly think you're enemies to show up and open fire. >> around kids and everything. >> reporter: but you don't know who it could be? >> i seen the face. i don't know who it is. >> reporter: in addition to the adults that were injured there were two teens and one 18-month-old baby that were also wounded by this shotgun blast. they're all over at children's hospital in philadelphia listed in stable condition. i called southwest detectives and asked if they made progress in finding the shooter or motive behind this they haven't gotten anything. people there last night all have a

at the whistling pines park in tyrone.esidents are having a hard time coping with the sudden devastation. >> you come home and everything's gone. >> a lot of the stuff is lost but we're alive. i'm so glad my daughter's alive. it scared me. because i really thought they were going to die. >> for more on the severe weather, let's go to meteorologist derek van dam. derek? >> reporter: good morning, john. another day, another chance of severe weather. this time from the plains through the mid-atlantic states. in fact roughly 50 million americans under the threat of severe weather today including denver cincinnati indianapolis and the nation's capital. damaging winds and large hail as a series of low pressures continues to move throughout the region. the secondary low setting up for friday. looks to bring another chance of severe weather, this time from oklahoma city through louisville kentucky including st. louis and memphis. here's the first impulse or short wave of bringing chances of thunderstorms late in day for philadelph

. >> reporter: tyrone jones helped organize the party. he said some of the injured, including the baby, were visiting from out of town. >> to get my family shot up like that for nothing, it's bad. and now none of my kids are coming back here and i'm not coming back. >> reporter: as police continue to search for the shooters, all ten victims are expected to make a full recovery. it is unclear right now whether this was a targeted or a random attack. randy gyllenhaal "nbc 10 news." >>> new at 6:00 an elderly man is hospitalized after a train hit his suv this afternoon. crews had to cut the man, believed to be in his 90s, out of the vehicle. >>> a gas leak leaves dozens of families out in the heat. the apartments in levittown were evacuated this afternoon. police say a transformer problem damaged the natural gas line. most of the buildings were found to be safe by 2:30 this afternoon, but more than 200 people are not being allowed back in. the red cross is there helping them out. >>> worshippers returned to the charleston church today where

tyrone lester is accused of slashing miguel feliciano last night. the motive for the attack not clear. >>> crews are back at the scene of the massive water main break in west philadelphia. tens of thousands of gallon of water filled the 500 block of north 52nd street. authorities say it will take a few more days to get the railroad reopened. jon runyan will have the latest in a live report in the next half-hour. >> still to come on "action news" at noon, double shark attacks have a beach town on edge, we have the latest on the young victims in north carolina. >> a new twist in this home invasion, police say the mastermind was the homeowner's son. the surprising update at 1:30. >> meteorologist karen rogers will have the seven-day forecast when "action news" at noon comes right back. woman: i was tired of my chronic constipation and the way it made me feel the discomfort the bloating the straining. i'd just felt this way for too long. so i finally talked to my doctor about my symptoms. i'd tried laxatives before. he prescribed amitiza (lubiprostone)

. >> new this morning, police in bensalem made an arrest in a deadly stabbing, tyrone lester is accused of slashing a 23-year-old man in the neck. the victim was killed on the 3500 block of east street road. >>> a problem in pennsylvania is bugging people. millions and millions of may flies are buzzing around the veteran's memorial bridge. there's a coating of dead bugs about an inch thick in spots. witnesses say the swarms of flies looked like a blizzard. >> it's 5:57. we're following breaking news, a police chase through berks an montgomery counties comes to a violent end. >>> a cleanup continues on a massive water main break in west philadelphia, more on the damage when "action news" comes right back. we were below the 88th southern parallel. we had traveled for over 850 miles. my men driven nearly mad from starvation and frostbite. today we make history. >>bienvenidos! welcome to the south pole! if you're dora the explorer, you explore. it's what you do. >>what took you so long? if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance you switch to geico. it's what you do. >>you

. >> instead of you used something san francisco so i want to applaud your team and tyrone's team. >> thank you thank you. >> thank you very much so the last item is the cca update barbara hill hale is in d.c. so michael will give us an update and overhead. >> may we have the overhead please. >> beautiful there you go. >> i know sometimes that is a blurry slide and go ahead but it's okay. >> walk you through good afternoon, commissioners michael acting program director on behalf of the barbara hale to provide the weekly update in addition to our regular reporter on sf clean power i'd like to report on a couple of items of interest you started the discussion on this and discovered the letter in today's letter assembly on may 27th the council for the ibw local 25 submitted a letter to the commission stating that the city needs to comply with ceqa before the approval of the program arrangements in the letter are currently being considered by the city attorney's office but one thing raised in the letter it opens by stating the rates to quote comment on the san francisco public utilities c

tyrone jones left the hospital here at penn presbyterian earlier thissing.ne of nine people hit with that bird shot. he was all mum, didn't want to talk about what happened last night. detective says someone opened fire around 10:00 as the family celebrated a relative's birthday. nine people including three children were wounded in the violence at 41st and ogden street. police say the shooters used shotguns and possibly another weapon. an 18-month-old baby girl is among those wounded in the attack. all of the children are being treated at children's hospital of philadelphia. they are all in stable condition. the remaining victims inside here are also listed in stable condition. again, police are looking for two men armed with guns firing bird shot that hit nine people in west philadelphia last night. they say they have sketchy details about what these men like. they need the public's help. if you have information, call southwest detectives. live in west philadelphia jesse gary nbc 10 news. >>> there was also a shooting about a dozen blocks away now. there is

. >>> in the dallas morning news ten things to know about the dallas cowboys tyron smith, including hisch press. take a look the 320-pound offensive lineman living close to 700 pounds. >>> in ohio, a trailer loaded with piglets overturned after the driver apparently lotst control. there were 2,000 little ones and close to 400 perished. the others were rounded up and take ton a nearby fairgrounds. >>> let's get down to business with landon downey. >> your lobster dinner is about to get more expensive. prices are rising with some wholesalers charging $16 a pound, up from $12 a year ago. the reason? global demand is skyrocketing especially from china and water temperatures in new england haven't warmed up enough to attract lobsters close to shore. >>> and chipotle is offering hourly workers some benefits it gives to salaried employees, including paid vacation and sick days. it goes into effect july 1th and the restaurant says it's looking to attract qualified workers. >>> and sam's club plans to sell a dozen models this holiday season. raising from $100 to $4,000. sam's club sells a drone

so they spent some time with tyrone and just the entire team. the one thing i really want to make sure we highlighted on was now, in year four, knowledgeably at the 21 interns but to the puc would enable to carve out with calls teaching assistant position. i think there's five interns who previously in the program that are now sophomores or juniors in college that working either directly for the puc cup green towards grassy learning the community aspect and community side of this three-pronged approach. so want to make sure we highlighted staff as well as the uncle worth two of those ta's doing a phenomenal job. but, it's always interesting and great when they get to come to commission meetings because it is these kids need even have aspirations of sitting in those seats, but to hear the language and to hear everything that they're learning been talked about at a commission meeting really puts things into perspective as we give these young folks more exposure. as we look forward to them actually coming back from college to the city to potentiall

i'll pitch it to tyrone to come up with a new way to communicate that just because were told as a meme or not drying out. you probably do a lot better than that but the message is an important one. >> thank you. >> just a couple comments get one, the consumption level data showing there really is amazing. >> it is. >> you talk about it being the lowest since 97. 1977 was the second year of two of the worst years we've ever seen of huge amounts of attention paid to it. mandatory rations. >> yes. >> the same level is being achieved now with greater population and on a voluntary basis. i think there's some important policy implications of that, that if you fully engage people even on a voluntary level receive a significant reduction. the other thing that should be said is, that the number that was complied for san francisco and our wholesale customers. it cannot be that low except the good efforts of bawsca. kudos. the last thing i got to mention is the chart, kind of nerdy chart, that shows the table with the storage levels of the various reservoirs. that's picture-perfect. that's easy.

officials if you want to limit referees but remember during the dinner break where with a ritual and tyroneassistant coaches of the cleveland cavaliers does about it. >>gary: fact i tell you he's to be the head coach of milwaukee and jason snuck in and took his job that was my big joke what have you do do not press jason again. >>reporter: has finally worn down after long season. >>gary: he looked a little tired but you have to remember we talked about lebron james same as having three players running him at the time the has the ball he is able to take these long shots you're more excited a lot of to the game with your son the chairman for the warriors. >>gary: 100% all scare when you do this for a living they make the number one around here i made the mistake of writing up the war is right now on all the excitement was oppose it was three championships at the end of the day no matter what happens to a warrant and about a month when is all baseball to help the growth of to look like his mom stress ahead while the simple act of mon someone's lawn really did change a woman's life stay with us

officers tracked her get away van off tyrone road but she was gone. >>> a former baltimore ravens cheerleaderex with a teenager in delaware plead guilty to one woun of felony rape, this game days after molly shaddock's trial was to begin. she pled not guilty to rape and provideing alcohol to minors this aafter beginning an inappropriate relationship with a 15-year-old boy in maryland. as part of her plea deal, shaddock must now register as a sex offend and faces up to 15 years in prison in august. >>> camden county homeowners has a new asset to protect their belongings from criminal. it's plant based dna it make its easier to recover property they can use ultra violet light. and they will alert intruders that their property is marked. >>> pretty incredible one here, surgery has given a little girl in north carolina the ability to hear for the first time. anchor rick williams, is live in the newsroom with the details. >> it's an incredible story for sure, the 18-month-old got implants and right away heard her parents' voices lincoln westbrook was all smiles yesterday after the surgery was comp

. >> reporter: she says the started as a birthday celebration and ended with with her stepson tyrone jones and others treated for gunshot wounds. jones was mum about the ordeal as he left penn presbyterian hospital this morning. someone opened fire around 11:30 last night as the family celebrated a relative's birthday. >> i heard a loud sound. i was in the house. boom. i didn't know what it was. >> reporter: neighbors quickly learned that seven people were hit by a shotgun blast at north 41st and ogden street in philadelphia. investigators say the shooter may have been at the gathering, left and returned with weapons. >> it appears everybody who was here at the picnic was hurt. >> reporter: three children including an 18-month-old girl were also wounded, along with four adults. the victims are being treated for pellet blasts to various parts of their bodies. detectives have no leads. this woman believes jealousy is the motive. >> my kid's father he has no enemies. we have no enemies. you understand what i'm saying? i don't know. >> reporter: exactly what the police are saying they ha

. >> reporter: tyrone jones organized the party, part of a father's day celebration.he injuries including the baby were visiting from out of town. >> to get my family shot up like that for nothing is bad. i'm not -- none of myqmj kids are coming back here and i'm not coming back here. >> reporter: as police search for the suspects they say all ten victims are expected to recover. it's unclear if this was a random or targeted attack. randy grade schoolyllenhaal, nbc news. >>> new information on an accident involving a septa traindelaware. a man in his 90s had to be pulled from his car after it was hit by a train. it happened on turner road in walling inging wallingford. the rain line was shut down for some time. >>> philadelphia police are investigating two deadly shootings at two bars overnight. investigators say a fight broke out around 2:00 this morning between a man and a woman at a bar near 29th and chalmers in north philadelphia. that's when they say the bar's owner got involved and shot the man in the chest. the victim was taken to the hospital and later died.

tyrone lester is under arrest this afternoon and charged in that crime.d miguel feliciano to death at the parking lot of the salem crossing apartments. the complex is on street road in bensalem. investigators haven't said anything about a possible motive. >>> new jersey state police are issuing an alert following a rash of heroin overdoses in camden county. since the start of the month, there have been at least 50 suspected overdoses within the county. four of them have been deadly. three of those deaths involved heroin marked with the words best buy. that heroin contained fentanyl which is usually prescribed by doctors to relieve pain and is 15 to 20 times more potent. some of the other heroin is marked with stamps reading empire, bugati and red devil. some are unmarked with blue wax folds and no stamp. >>> this is a lot of people talking right now. hunters could soon be allowed to use semi-automatic rivals in pennsylvania. the game and fisheries committee held a hearing on this. it would ban the use of certain semi-automatic rifles for hunting. the seco

we honor tywanza sanders, beloved son of tyrone and felicia, whose warmth and heart-felt spirit has kepts moving. we honor the reverend daniel simmons, sr. whose grand daughter said my grand daddy was an amazing man. it seemed every time he spoke it was pure wisdom. and we honor pastor myra thompson. who served the lord with grace and dignity. she loved her children, her grandchildren and her great grandchildren. if you would just pause for nine seconds, a second for each one with, i'd appreciate it. thank you. >> joining us now, sherrilyn ifill, the president an council of the naacp legal defense fund and professor at the university of maryland school of law. also joining us jelani cobb contributing writer for the director of african-american studies at the university of connecticut and jamil smith, senior editor for the new republic. it feels to me like we are in the midst of a national wake and at wakes important things get said. small personal things get said and our minds wander over the days of these things and i want you to share whatever your thoughts are at this point as we move

go to vienna and a lull after closed door negotiations regarding iran's nuclear program and went to tyronnd that is deadline for agreement for iran and the six world super powers and let's finds out if that is going to happen and cross over to our diplomatic editor james base who is joining us from vienna james. >> yes, you say rightly there is a lull of what is going on in vienna, the tempo of the talks much lower than it has been in resent days,, in fact, all the foreign ministers apart from u.s. secretary of state john kerry has left and he is back in tyran with the president and leader and arguably this is the most important day and what is not clear of what he is discussing with them and whether he is discussing some of the tougher lines coming from the international negotiators, p 5 plus one and if there is a snack he can take back to his bosses or whether there is some sort of new proposal coming from the p 5 plus one that he has to put to his leadership but the decisions made in tyran before he gets back here in the next few hours can be absolutely crucial to the deal and we will

. >> officer anderson gets out of his patrol car and approaches the suspect, later identified as tyronei approached the suspect in passing to come over the rail to the roadway, that's when i noticed he had bloody knuckles, so that was definitely the person i was supposed to be looking for. come on over the rail. he at first refused to come over the rail, was noncompliant. do it now! it reached that point that i had kind of mentally drawn in my head that this is where i'm going to deploy the taser. get down on your knees. >> officer anderson uses his taser. >> get down on your knees! get down on your knees! >> but it misfires. >> and then that's when he turned and charged right at me. my first reaction was basically to get out of the way. >> mallory outweighs officer anderson by more than 100 pounds and wrestles him to the ground out of the camera's view. >> the first thing i realized when i ended up on my back was definitely, this was not a very good place to be with this guy on top of me. >> and then as officer anderson lies helpless -- >> kind of crawled up my body, up to my face and

. >> my name is tyrone abraham. i'm 40 years old. i made a choice. a gun. that i held in my hands.un when i first held one gave me a sense of power. it made me feel strong. made me feel like i was invincible. >> you could be the bad thing that happens to somebody! with think about that. right? there could be a family. there's a child. and a father and there's a mother and there's a family. they come here from africa to build a better life and they say to themself if i'm careful, if i'm careful, then i can reach this good thing as long as nothing bad happens. and then i happened to him. you want to be the bad? you want to be the bad? >> when i was 17 one of my friends suggested to me why don't you carry a gun? you need this. so i took up a gun. i held it. and then this gun became my security. >> the bullets shot into the crowd were real last night at a premier of the movie "godfather 3." >> i head to the movie theater with a group of friends. then another group of teens came in, yelling. pretty soon an argument erupted between my group and that group. one of them pulled out a gun an

we honor tywanza sanders beloved son of tyrone and felicia whose warmth and heartfelt spirit has kept us moving. we honor the reverend daniel simmons senior whose granddaughter said my granddaddy was an amazing man. seemed like every time he spoke it was pure wisdom and we honor pastor myra thompson who serve the lord with grace and dignity. she loved her children, her grandchildren and her great ran children. if you would just pause for nine seconds, a second for each one i would vitiate it. thank you. in closing i want to thank all of my colleagues in the senate and the house for their kind words over the past week and for the prayers that continue to come into our city from across the nation. we are charleston. we ourselves carolina and we are absolutely united and we are committed to replacing hate with love pain with kindness and ill will and hostility with goodwill and comfort. i.e. yield to senator graham. >> thank you. >> the senator from south carolina. >> i want to recognize senator scott. we all know tim as a man of quiet faith. he does it when we are not looking by the way

tyrone is up first from north carolina. caller: good morning, josh. i would like to say this this stuff wouldn't have gone on if republicans would have had gun restrictions. i blame them on c-span on this because they let people come on and say whatever they want. we should be able to go in the house of prayer without being shot. we need to come together as a nation and do what's right. host: tom's up next. tom, good morning. caller: good morning. first of all, i would like to say that there's no defense for anyone doing what they did in that church last night. but i blame the press for soaking hatred between whites and blacks and the way they cover the things that blacks feel like they're being done wrong but the way they cover it does nothing but stoke hatred between whites and blacks. when the press says they cover both size and they try to be right in the way they do t-how stupid do you think the viewers are. they chase down people who advocate violence and there is no -- when a policeman can go to court, but if a black person needs to be defended

host: tyrone from connecticut is calling on the other line.aller: i get annoyed when i hear these raw job creation numbers. i never hear a discussion of the quality of the jobs being created. what is the quality of the jobs being created? 280,000 pounds nice but what is the quality? guest: an excellent question. we have seen the shift since the recovery began. at first it was retail jobs, what they call leisure and accommodation, those jobs tend to pay less. more recently there has been a pickup in areas that pay better, so like professional business services, white collar jobs, high-tech jobs, engineering we had a very strong gain in those. we had 17,000 in construction, a blue-collar area that tends to pay well. we also had strong gains in some other smaller sectors that again, that pay ok. that is better so it is a broader mix and that is one reason why we had that 3/10 a percent increase in wages. i think we are seeing more hiring, more jobs being created in the higher-paying areas. that is a bit of the shift. host: we are talking with nel

we honor tywanza sanders beloved son of tyrone and felicia, whose warmth and heartfelt spirit has kept us moving. we honor the reverend daniel simmons sr. whose granddaughter said my granddaddy was an amazing, amazing man. it seemed like every time he spoke, it was pure wisdom. and we honor pastor myra thompson, who served the lord with grace and dignity. she loved her children, her grandchildren and her grade -- great grandchildren. if you would just pause for nine seconds, a second for each one i would appreciate it. [moment of silence] mr. scott: thank you. in closing i want to thank all my colleagues in the senate and the house for their kind words over the past week and for the prayers that continue to come into our city from across the nation. we are charleston, we are south carolina and we are absolutely united and we are committed to replacing hate with love, pain with kindness and ill will and hostility with goodwill and comfort. i yield to senator graham. mr. graham: thank you. the presiding officer: the senator from south carolina. mr. graham: and i just want to recognize se