three felony counts of rape all on the light sentences he's ever heard of in the bay area a not uncommon. making it harder for women and victims of rape the governors' offices he was being done about the problem it seems that taskforce made of the house of control her weight enforcement cut the cost the district attorney's office is looking a possibility of installing high-resolution technology life that readers along bullfrogs. >> reporter: known as the kfc young center louisville ky. and then tens of thousands more are expected to converge. a poll there's will carry bodies including former heavyweight champion lewis actor will smith to plays and the biopic. it delivering eulogies and city of louisville host i am pauli festival. it's the"lead in the senate cut file first in the series sharks guilty to retire when after meeting the deficit they clean the cup of san jose noddies the last three straight games to on the road through game five set in pittsburgh. >> britteny: clustered average wake-up shows foggy conditions to 8:00 a.m. we start off mainly in the lotus mid-60's for all locati

it's not uncommon for families to keep their disabled children at home and refuse to let them go outsideher husband, daughter, and son. >> reporter: phalla has worked tirelessly building cambodia's education system. she spent much of her time traveling to rural areas, trying to persuade parents to allow their disabled children to learn at her schools. ♪ >> the new girl gets ready to start her school life. >> reporter: 21 teachers work at the school. >> reporter: she was phalla's student for many years. she now teaches kindergarten students. >> reporter: this is another of phalla's former students. ♪ >> reporter: phalla holds regular training lessons for the schools inexperienced teachers. >> reporter: as a result of phalla's efforts, staid run schools in cambodia have started offering education for disabled children. still, there aren't enough schools and teachers. >> this girl has finished her first day at school. >> reporter: samandy was born completely blind. he is still favorite grade elementary student although he's been here for two years. >> reporter: his parents are farmers in th

terrorist attacks by islamists against americans are quite uncommon. in fact, since 2001, only about 100 americans have been killed by international terrorists. in statistical terms it's actually more likely than an american will be killed in a lightning strike than an international terrorist. even in 2001, worst year in american history for deaths of american to international terrorism, as horrible as the world trade center and pentagon attacks were, more americans were killed by pep tick ulcers in that year than by international terrorists. in terms of the objective magnitude of threat to american lives and property posed by international terrorism, it has not been large. >> sreenivasan: but after september 11th america does not launch a war on pep tick ulcers from trying to prevent that from happening again. we create the global war on terror that is continuing, but in practical terms, even if these are lone wolf attacks, how do we prevent against something like this happening again? >> the lone wolf attacks in particular are really devilishly diffi

officials say it's not uncommon to see bears on two legs.ey ask residents to support a measure to approve new bear-proof trash cans for $2 a month. looks like that would be a good investment. >>> that's it for abc 7 news at 9:00, next newscast is at 11:00 p.m. over on abc. thanks for joining us, we will see you later. >> today on "matter of fact" -- vetting the veeps. fernando: do you want to be vice president of the united states? fernando: could this california congressman be clinton's pick? plus, she's a hit in the show "orange is the new black." >> it's good all of us together. >> what's moving this actress from acting to activism? but, first, is the the press obsessed by trump? >> mr. trump! mr. trump! >> preoccupied by clinton? have they ignored the only other contender? mr. johnson: people should be able to make choices in their own lives. >> is this former two term governor gaining traction with the media and voters?

it's usually made to sound very uncommon. it was not uncommon. the roosevelts were married in one of those parlors. it was a very complicated place. >> i am a history buff. i do enjoy seeing the fabric of our country and how things -- how they work and how they are made. >> i love american history tv. >> i had no idea they did history. that's probably something i would really enjoy. >> with american history tv, it gives you that perspective. >> i may c-span

it's usually made to sound very uncommon. it was not uncommon. the roosevelts were married in one of those parlors. it was a very complicated place. they haven't exactly restored it but you can see it in a way you couldn't before. i find it very moving. childrene roosevelt died there. he was brought back there after he had polio. there were railings so he could go down. his son james is patiently holding his hand at the end. she can't quite see his cane. it is a very emotional picture. leslie: for all of time until the mid-20th century families lived in a generational houses are compounds. it goes back to caveman times. families were structured so the grandmothers and grandfathers were an integral part of the family. it's only in recent times with ibility and the urbanization said it was unnatural. there is a huge trend of selling the house they live in for years and moving near their grandchildren. more and more the children are accepting it because they want to help. the idea that the daughter-in-law and the mother-in-law clash is as old as hum

this is not uncommon thing. it's more than that. think i seem to recall president obama not allowing a new yorker reporter and his plane after he did a cover he didn't like. he is more upfront about it that to jamie's point is much worse. the idea of opening up threatening jet bezos who owns the "washington post" is something uniquely terrifying. at least nixon had an enemies list. he was in your face about it but to camile's point it's not uncommon that this happens but he is -- kennedy: three dozen press organizations band together to tell the white house to have to be more transparent not fulfilling a foia request. we have deadlines and you don't give us comments we missed them. >> there are a number of people in a number of news organizations that aren't necessarily right cleaning that up and upset at hillary clinton. >> you have a similar name. kennedy: we have about five seconds. >> president trump -- kennedy: thank you so much. michael jamie and camile. coming up "new york times" editorial calling for revoking citizens rights

canned food, a chicken coop and garden and green house signified a self-sufficient lifestyle not uncommon to the amish. >> there is an elaborate set up. tens of thousands of dollars of rains on flat forms. >> kaplan made thousands selling model trains to an ebay business called the brass caboose. >> the house seemed out ever place. other than that they didn't suspect anything. >> they called police with suspicions over the years, hoping this would have happened sooner. >> what can they say sn we saw amish people sn we didn't get child abuse calls. we would have responded. >> they went through each room taking pictures and cataloging what they found. you can take a look behind me as police stand on guard until investigators return tomorrow. nbcs en news. >> nbc 10 has the names and photos of the parents accused of giving their daughter to lee kaplan. this is the couple's daughter. the neighbor talked about the husband. >> he has been kind of shady. he is ex-amish. lost his business. has always been not real social. many are stunned at the accusations. the app brought you this story first a

it's usually made to sound very uncommon. it was not uncommon. the roosevelts were married in one of those parlors. i think it was a, you know, a very comp with it in place. it's a wonderful site. exactly restored it, but you can see it. you can go through it, what you could not do in the past. moving.t very one of the roosevelt children died there. he was brought back there after he had polio. and there is a wonderful picture, one of my favorite pictures, of him leaving the front steps of that house to go become president of the united states. there are railing so he can go down and he is just about to both down. patientlyn james is holding his cane at the end so you can't quite see it. but it will be handed to him. to me, it is a very emotional picture. corks for all of time, until the mid-20th century, families lived in multigenerational houses are compounds. again, this goes back to caveman times when families were structured so that grandmothers and grandfathers were a natural part and definitely lived together. it is only in recent times, w

those are all sides of this debate that have essentially acknowledged in person voting fraud is uncommon. we must recognize our ability to ensure the strength and integrity of our election systems and to advance the reforms necessary to achieve this depends on whether the , american people are informed, demand, and willing to fact-based contentions and commonsense solutions and regulations that make voting more accessible. now, politicians may not readily and willingly change the systems which they were elected. even though, 80% of republicans opposed the citizens united decision and two thirds support strengthening voter protection and the restoring of the voting rights act. only we the people can bring about a meaningful change and alter current discriminatory trends. in this regard, i want to commend the brennan center for its leadership on these issues. proposedr first automatic voter registration and in 2007 and has not done much since then to advance the policy and other voting enhancements through extensive research and public education. so, speak out. raise awareness about what i

wildlife officials say it's not uncommon to see bears on two legs and also ask residents to support asure that would purchase knew bear proof trash cans for two dollars a month. probably a good idea. that's it for abc7 news at 6:00. we'll see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. have a good one. ♪ ♪ the following is a paid advertisement for time life's video collection. (doorbell chiming) oh, hey, hi, dean. hey, hi there, uh... bob. (narrator) from the battlefield to the white house, from hollywood to the heartland, america's entertainer was bob hope. oh, this room, it's so dull and depressing tonight. if only there was some way to brighten it. oh, of course. (laughter) (narrator) he was a true patriot. (bob hope) this has been a great trip. we've been to england, to germany, then to crete, then to thailand, vietnam, korea, and alaska, and we're gonna keep on going till we find howard hughes. (laughter) (narrator) our heroes' hero.

leon: the results are in for primary races in d.c., and a night of upsets, three uncommon's falling too opponents. falling tocumbents opponents. the ecb wrote chief sam ford joins us with a look at the results. sam: yes, we were talking about colors, orange is out, and robert white and trayon white is out, as well as vincent gray. we are at the antioch back to his church. vincent is inside somewhere celebrating. he is back in d.c. politics. it was a big night for vincent survived a 2010 scandal, a 2014 election loss, and now back as a democratic nominee for ward eight council. the results show him leading the incumbent yvette alexander by nearly 40 points. >> very happy. so scandal, a 2014 election loss, and now back as a democratic nominee for ward eight council. overwhelming that the people want you back to represent them. it is a decisive moment, sam, so i'm excited. sam: does that mean you are running for mayor next time? >> no, it does not mean that. [laughter] sam: a big upset tonight in ward white, aere trayon former school board member and protÉge of the late marion barry , won

wildlife officials say it's not uncommon to see bears on two legs and also ask residents to support a measure that would purchase knew bear proof trash cans for two dollars a month. probably a good idea. that's it for abc7 news at 6:00. we'll see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. have a good one. pelton [over pa]: it's hard to believe finals are here. and i know during this stressful time, my voice blaring over a pa can't help. which is why, for the next three days, you'll hear nothing but soothing sounds of nature. and to kick it off, here's a babbling brook. [water burbling on recording over pa] will anyone back me up if i say this is ridiculous, or is it gonna be another avatar situation?

. >>> it's not uncommon for women to give up their careers when they get married. there's way to reenter the work force from home. we take a look at how they're doing that. . >> reporter: her job is taking phot photos. >> i take a look at scratches and record them. >> reporter: today's job took an hour. the pay is about $15 per car compared to roughly $9 per hour at many part-time jobs. >> i chose this job because i like taking photos. i want to use my spare time for things i enjoy. >> reporter: her client is a used car dealer. the company buys cars from their owners and sells them to auto parts dealers. he sells cars from all over the country. he decided to commission homemakers to take the photos. >> i thought homemakers might want to earn some money in their free time. i came up with this job. my goal is to have over 1,000 photographers. >> reporter: an i.t. firm has launched a business. it operates a website where homemakers show lifestyle ideas. the site gets about two and a half million visits a month. they krpt them become kribtsers. the homemakers use the p

alligators are not uncommon on golf courses in the sunshine state but they're usually not this big.this monster isis mated to being 15 to 16 feet long. people who live near the palmetto course says it's been there for a while. they even think of him as the course mascot. he could own the course as far as i'm concerned. look at that man right there. people don't think they can move fast. they can move very quickly. that's dangerous. all he has to do is furnish around, boom, boom, close. that's for sure. a little bit humid out there tonight and probably more of the same tomorrow. i would just suggest that there may be a few more clouds around tomorrow and perhaps a slightly better chance of seeing a shower here and there h much that's our weather headline tonight, a think shower could be around. but i don't think everybody gets wet and we'll probably be a few degrees cooler than we were today getting into the upper 8 40s. a body shower, i think the best chance of that might be before 2:00. on thursday we'll have clouds coming in and later in the day a chance for some showers. that wil

can be useful in the country where tight regulations mean supermarkets and convenience stores are uncommon. consumers have to visit lots of different places to get everything they need. this family's monthly income is about $750. making them part of the middle class. they use home shopping two or three times a month to buy clothes and other things like this machine for baking flat bread. >> translator: unlike regular retailers, you can return the product or ask to exchange it. you can do your shopping at home, so it's very convenient. >> india's tv shopping market is expected to grow six fold by 2020 to $5.1 billion a year. for companies have been rushing to invest. a japanese trading company is backing the market channel and dispatched tv shopping expert for behind the scenes advice. producers used to rely on simple panels to explain their product. he suggested more entertaining presentations such as a fashion show. the channel now broadcasts in seven different languages, not just the country's official language of hindi. that means it can reach their 700 million indians who speak other l

it is not an uncommon occurrence, particularly in that era, for there to be massive miscarriages of justicehe time, i mean, i think o.j. did it. but at the time to say, look, i know tons of case where's people have been-- black people have been unfairly accused of murder in this city and have been framed for all kinds of crimes they didn't commit. i mean that's a plausible response in 1995 in l.a. and new york. >> it was kind of similar when leo won the oscar for the "refinant." he didn't really deserve it. he made a bunch of really good movies before. and you were kind of like, all right, it's okay. it's a body of work. >> it's like scorsese. you know what i mean? >> you win some you lose some. >> i have to put up with this-- >> i'm not saying they're justified. but i'm saying some of the people -- >> the leo parallel. i hadn't thought of that one. >> larry: we're thinking about how racist the l.a.p.d. have been for years and i'm relating this to the oscars. >> it's not just the l.a.p.d. it's not like we fixed it. there seems like there's still a lot of just absolute and utter racism -- >>

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> it's not uncommon for an animal to take a younger animal in as a surrogate mother when they'vel, in brazil a puppy's mom had died, and the cat stepped in to breast-feed. it's somewhat comical because the puppy is just as big as the cat -- >> do we need to blur this at all? >> pretty graphic. >> this is -- [laughter] >> really, guys? >> if you live in new york, there are certain things that will just ruin your day. missing the subway, for example. take a look at this video that gotham put out that shows the utter disappointment on people's faces when the doors close in front of them. >> so resigned. >> some of them try to pry it open. they have success like this guy, others not so much. i know the worst part was having to stand there in the heat. >> it is probably the toughest club to get boo in new york city. into in new york city. you have to know a password. luckily, tonight you're with me. so this is the 125. it's not just any club, it's a speakeasy, it's a recording studio, it's a concert venue, and it's a pop-up shop. tonight the crystal garden. now, you probably know him

what sarah showed you is not uncommon across the area tonight. we've had reports as far west as facultative certificate jar and prince william county. prince george's county, trees down, roof shingles ripped off and a lot of havoc ripped on some neighborhoods and stress. lets let's get to the radar. i'll show you what we're dealing with. brings some showers and thunderstorms that moved through the district. it was some heavy rain, but there were severe thunderstorms down across northern virginia. right now just an area of showers crossing the bay from about prince george's county, and returned l county into charles county, st. flash flood warning are still in effect. in fact, on the bottom edge of that thunderstorm in spotsylvania there's a severe thunderstorm warning, but those green boxes out northern virginia indicate flash flood warnings so ponding on the roadways, saturated ground can easily be exacerbated by any more of this rainfall which will continue until about midnight. over into the chesapeake until mid tonight. the cold front moves o

while attacks are not uncommon in israel, attacks in tel aviv are more rare. considered one of the safest places in the country. this attack took place in sarona market, a popular evening hangout in tel aviv where there are shops and restaurants. three people have been killed, we understand, and seven injured and are said to be in a life-threatening condition. the two attackers were sitting in a cafe when they got up and opened fire. there is a video that you can see on social media that shows people running away from the scene. quite a big crowd. tables and chairs upturned in the panic. according to israeli police, the two young men they arrested are in their 20's from a village in to aest bank close flashpoint in the recent upsurge of violence that began to the end of last year. in the past few months, it has been that the number of attacks by palestinians against israelis had then subsiding. in total, more than 30 israelis have been killed since the autumn of last year. have beeninians killed. most of whom the israeli authorities say were planning or carryi

. >> it's not uncommon to see people helping a bicycle that crashed but nothing that big but it was greatr: police want to find those good samaritans, two of the 17 chinese tourists are in >>> the first phase of metro's safetrack repairs ends tomorrow and that's good news for those in northern virginia. now on to phase two. tomorrow morning, metro gm will holdal news conference to talk about final preparations and travel advice. phase two work starts saturday between eastern market and minnesota avenue and benning road stations. it will last for 16 day and impact your commute on the orange, blue and silver lines. you will find details on our nbc washington app. just search safetrack. >>> if you drive anywhere near the third street tunnel, it's hard to miss the capital crossing project taking shape there. the project is creating city blocks in the air, above the tunnel. the developer says this is the first large tunnel in an urban area since 9/11. the construction has caused fits for drivers of the estimated 60,000 cars who roll through that tunnel every day. traffifl improve when the proj

it's not uncommon to have pea sized marble sized hail here stone you need an incredible just draft. it is constantly circulating in the atmosphere of a thunderstorm. micro scale system. at the surface 80, 90 degrees but up about 18,000 feet it might be 20 degrees below zero, so as things melt and then they refreeze and then they melt and they refreeze, they keep getting bigger and bigger and bigger until finally the updraft can no longer keep the hail up and it falls as gravity takes over and falls to the ground but you got to have incredible updrafts to keep two, 3-inch, 4-inch sized hailstones above the ground. our storms have been more reminiscent of the midwest than the mid-atlantic. >> left2: right now, very -- 82 right now, very comfortable. winds are calm. things are going to change. clouds come in tonight, thunderstorms by dawn, i think some of those are going to be heavy in terms of rainfall. yellow weather alert all day tomorrow. morning commute looks wet, especially to the west of town, we to 2:00 p.m., which i think will be expanded and eventually encompass all of the me

th we told you about these cases like this before when the weather warms up you it is not uncommon to see this. police told us in the past these drivers usually ride in packs. are rise other drivers weaving in and out of traffic. policef told us their hands are pretty much tied. from the way this rider is bee havings it appears he knows it.p andea so, again, police say the department policy goes youu cannot pursue and chase these riders. we have reached to prince george's county police to get g information and whether or not they not and get more n we have yet e to here back from them. that's the latest from h from districted heights maryland annieed yu. >> 4:32. let's go to arlington county a stranger alert for parents. >> police are vest take severale reports of children being approached comby a stranger. there have been four separate incidents. the most recent happened days ago on north stafford street. each time children werehildre approached by a man who tried to get their attention or lure them into his vehicle. three of the cases the man was driving a dark blew blue or black pi

while evidence is anecdotal, it's not uncommon for couples to feel anxiety when one person doesn't feelattractive as their partner. >> it can be tough on a couple if one or both members doesn't feel completely happy with their body. talk with each other how you feel and work through insecurities together. >> reporter: the young couple saying communication has been key to helping them avoid conflicts around the issue. >> we've seen serious meltdowns where i'm shopping and nothing looks good. it breaks you down emotionally. >> just celebrating what i love about her i know that brings confidence to her. >> reporter: ultimately it might be scary to bare it beach but experts say it's important to find qualities you love about yourself. >> you love the way your shoulders look strong and this bikini that you have or you love your legs can power you through a long walk. that will bring your whole self-image up. >> feeling is confident in my chest and curviness and celebrating that has helped kind of overpower the insecurities. >> reporter: and that newfound confidence shines through. >> how she

geologists say shaking along the particular fault is not uncommon. >> the san jacinto is a long fault zone and the most active fault in southern california. we see small earthquakes on it every day. this particular zone of san -- san jacinto is the most active area of the fault. >> shaking was felt throughout southern california. no damage or injuries of any significance were reported. >>> a special edition of abc7 news continues. a man armed with rocks goes on the attack. as you heard it ended with gunfire. new information tonight on this airport chaos. >> ali! ali! >> plus, celebrities, athletes, politicians and everyday people come together to celebrate the life of the greatest, muhammad ali. we're gonna take you to louisville. >> i am abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. temperatures on the rise and so is the fire danger. we'll look at your weekend forecast coming up. >> and then a bit later on abc7 news at 11:00, there will be more than caps and gowns at stanford's graduation this weekend. the protest students are planning following the brock turner controversey. >> this s ♪ ♪

know with this population that when children -- when teenagers enter the prison system it's not uncommonfor them to experience a lot of adjustment problems. none of us should be surprised by that. and yet when we look at those individuals who have been in longer it turns out for the most recent period going back 10, 15, 20 years, there have been no infractions. because they grow up. the individuals grow up in prison and we need to recognize that. >> you have met with some of them. >> yes. >> what kind of things do they sort of impart to you what this ruling means to them, to have this opportunity? >> i think the most striking emotion that they convey is one of hope. but it's cautious hope because they recognize that they may not get out. this is notç guaranteed get ou of prison card. they know that they will have to go before the judge or a parole board, but for the first time in their lives they have hope. so it is a moment when there is this cautious optimism that they may have an opportunity to get back into their communities and to be with their family members. >> we have to ask you

. >>> it's not uncommon in japan for women to give up their careers once they get married and have children, but with creative thinking, businesses are finding ways for some to reenter the work force from home. we take a look at how they're doing that. >> reporter: this woman is a homemaker in suburban tokyo and works for a second-hand car dealers. her job is to take photos of vehicles. >> translator: i shoot the car from all angles and take a picture of the driver's seat. if the car has scratches or other notable features, i record them. >> reporter: including travel time, today's job took an hour. the pay is about $15 per car compared to roughly $9 per hour at many part-time jobs. >> translator: i chose this job because i like taking photos. i want to use my spare time for things i enjoy. >> reporter: her clienent is a used car dealer in osaka, western japan. the company buys cars from their owners and sells them to auto-parts dealers. the ceo says the company does all of its business online. the ceo thought showing the vehicle's condition through photos would help to increase sales. it s

. >> reporter: it's not uncommon for young male bears to be on the move this time of year but wildlifefficials warn you've got to be careful if you encounter them. >> the best thing you can do is avoid contact with the bear. do not look at it directly in the eyes. back away slowly. >> you can raise your arms to make yourself look as tall as possible. snap your handsism the last thing you want to to is corner a bear like this 500-pounder in dubai, a town in western pennsylvania. apparently looking for food he was trapped between two buildings and had to be tranquilized and removed. >> they are wild animals and they can be dangerous. >> so, i would say i'll probably video next time from inside the window. >> in franklin township, i'm nora muchanic channel6 "action news." >> students and staff at a bucks county elementary school celebrated quite a milestone today. samuel k. faust elementary school in bensalem turned 60 years old today. the days events included the reveal of a 60th anniversary mural. two students who won a essay contest also got to place their essays in a time capsule. >>>

not uncommon to see a drone buzzing low in the sky.he biggest players in the drone technology world are in san francisco this weekend and our tech reporter gabe shows us how drones are going to be playing a larger role in our lives. >> reporter: companies like google and amazon and intel investing in drones. google because they want it for packages and amazon for boxes you buy online directly to your home. facebook wants to use drones for high speed internet to 3rd world countries. you will be using drones to check out your kids at the park or when your next package is going to arrive. in the next 15 years we will see an uber type drone where you will order a drone and it will come to your house and pick you up and deliver you to work. and that's 15 or 20 years away and it will happen in the next couple of years, you will see drone defibrillators. if someone is having a heart attack the drone can go to them and surfing and in trouble a drone will drive down a lifeline. it will be used for public safety. >> what about safety, the drones

it's not uncommon to get tornadoes around the mid atlantic this time of year this is our prime severe weather season right now. the month of june for around the delaware valley, but wednesday on the year, 10-year average. we average 16 tornadoes for the year. 10 in maryland. two in new jersey and one in delaware. they do happen from time to time and usually they're on the low inside, and now this is what we're left with. a couple of showers now dying out across the pottstown area looking better right now still little bit humid basically from the city on south and east but we're drying out and temperatures will start to drop a little bit. still warm up in the lehigh valley low tents but a comfortable 57 in mount pocono. upper 60s near 70 in south jersey but that cooler air starts to spill south and east. here's what you wake up to tomorrow morning. normal and west of the philadelphia will feel pretty good. temperatures in the 50s by sunrise up into the lehigh valley upper 60s for philadelphia. humidity it will be dropping as well. let you know these cooler temperatures last when i show

that's not uncommon here. and he's urging these teenagers to encourage their parents to vote next tuesday. >> what results have you done? how many decisions have you made as a policy maker? >> reporter: honda has the advantage of incumbency and seniority serving on the powerful house appropriations committee which sets priorities for federal funding. qana by contrast has never held elected office. but he was an obama appointee no the kmersz appointment. kahn ha has the clout over his head whether he used district staff to do campaign work two years ago. that matter is still open. >> well, they see the word "alleged," may have, could have, are all squishy words. they're not really saying that i have been convicted or accused. >> reporter: was it revealed a systematic pattern that the office was giving expedited services to those who gave money and we've got to get that money out of politics. that's why i've taken a pledge with ten other candidates federally not to take a dime from corporation lobbyists or pac m

this isn't uncommon at all for someone in jodi's position but it is definitely keeping her back. >> whene came in, of course i have no quickbooks background, no business degree or anything like that. we just kind of had to learn it by reading, you know, the manual. you know quickbooks. you know how that goes. >> you didn't go into business to go quickbooks, so there's that. >> it's detailed, very good but it's confusing. >> sure. >> it turns out jodi's got several systems, each tracking different parts of her business. things like inventory, sales and payroll are not integrated, this means jodi can't see all of her financials in one place at the same time. >> she has no idea, not because she's not a smart person, she doesn't know because the numbers aren't there for her because she hadn't had the systems in place to be able to look at them and make an educated decision. she has an inventory system that's talking to her website, wonderful. that inventory system and website are not talking to her accounting. that's one of the things we're going to work through today, making sure your syste

it's not uncommon to get tornadoes around the mid atlantic this time of year this is our prime severe weather season right now. the month of june for around the delaware valley, but wednesday on the year, 10-year average. we average 16 tornadoes for the year. 10 in maryland. two in new jersey and one in delaware. they do happen from time to time and usually they're on the low inside, and now this is what we're left with. a couple of showers now dying out across the pottstown area looking better right now still little bit humid basically from the city on south and east but we're drying out and temperatures will start to drop a little bit. still warm up in the lehigh valley low tents but a comfortable 57 in mount pocono. upper 60s near 70 in south jersey but that cooler air starts to spill south and east. here's what you wake up to tomorrow morning. normal and west of the philadelphia will feel pretty good. temperatures in the 50s by sunrise up into the lehigh valley upper 60s for philadelphia. humidity it will be dropping as well. let you know these cooler temperatures last when i show

these are not that uncommon. it is now pairing weekly decline.hat adds the weaker dollar giving a reason for investors to be given a week. scarlet: thank you so much. the latest in the markets. for the final few minutes of the trading day, we want to bring him michael regan for much needed perspective. i guess weleague -- can't talk about the markets without mentioning brags it. you had a chart looking at the brexit odds. michael: online gambling as the chart shows, tracking very closely, the volatility tracking the odds thehe brexit, obviously murder of joe caulk spring them odds down a little bit. such a strange week. started the week with his giant acquisition. back in our day that would get the animal spirits going again. waitingeveryone is just with bated breath on the brexit. there were some other stocks that moved on the linkedin deal. maybe there is some speculation there. the business software companies like workday and human resources company, showing a pretty big game. not holding onto those gains too much. surprise was even this $26 b

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it's not uncommon to see security checkpoints like this and you'll see more security ahead. see police officers heavily armed throughout this area. >> reporter: in most european airports, two and three men military units patrol the terminals. here in the u.s., tactical police units are most common in the big cities but very few airports position those airports at the entry doors. nbc's ron mott in chicago. >> often hundreds of people standing in close proximity to one another and there's absolutely no one safeguarding the doors. you can walk right in. >> reporter: nbc's gabe gutierrez is in atlanta. >> you have shops and restaurants near baggage claim but before the security checkpoint. there's some law enforcement here but the common areas remain open. >> i still think airport security is a gold standard in the united states. >> reporter: john reviewed foreign and american operations for the tsa. this morning the european countries in red are viewed as being at a high risk for a terror attack. does anybody in europe do a better job of security? >> for the front side of the

the scars of the largest city go bankrupt, even the department store windows empty to are not an uncommon, but jp morgan is betting more on it. he tells why he thinks detroit is worth the investment. >> we've kicked off a detroit promise -- >> if you ask mayor mike duggan, his city is like to come baback kid. >> you have a bunch of people who don't stand around feeling sorry for themselves and working on turning the city around. >> two years ago the motor city is on the mend after going bankrupt. but post bankruptcy it is still battered and bruised. but there is a sense of revival here. >> we have a long way to go. we still have 30,000 vacant houses in this city, but we had 40,000, now that we are headed in the right direction you can get a house and open a store front business far cheaper than any other major city in america. >> but the rampant foreclosures hit detroit hard and many point the finger squarely at wall street a man they likely didn't expect to see a lot of in their city is the ceo of the biggest bank in the country jp morgan, diamond. >> we're the biggest bank commercial la

geologists say shaking along this particular fault is not uncommon. >> it's a long fault and it's an active fault in southern california. we see small earthquakes every day. at this particular zone in san jacinto is typical. >>> 8:10 is our time. weather-wise, we're off to a nice start to our weekend. frances ding la san is in. >> we're going to have a gorgeous saturday with lots of blue skies out there. if you're headed to the sandcastle contest, it's going to be in the upper 70s. i'm going to have a very warm warmup as well as a cooldown. >> frances, thank you. >>> also how one person was killed moments after an air balloon landed in the field. >>> plus why announcer: ifis the staying awake part...y [train horn blares] sleep train has your ticket to a better night's sleep. with a 100 night low price guarantee, sleep train's love your mattress money back guarantee, same day delivery, plus helpful advice from the sleep experts, it's no wonder more than a million people fall asleep each night on a sleep train mattress! ♪ sleep train [train horn] ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep

a marriage between those that were closely related to one another was not uncommon. hester town had evolved into a neighborhood that was -- in turf and had a rigidly uniform outlook. that is where roger malcom had stabbed a white man. but it had a darker side to it. an observer said that they treated their staff and farmhands like horses and mules. they were churchgoers and found no contradiction in worshiping at a church that preached goodwill to all races, while they believed in white dominance. the stabbing took place three days before they went to vote in primary elections statewide for governor. and the state was boiling over with racist ideas. it was only recently that the supreme court had lifted the ban on black voters. as a result, the former governor, who was now running for a fourth nonconsecutive term, stiffened resistance and he was the kind of person that inside it oysters crowds -- incited oysters crowds -- boisterous crowds. he made himself the white people's candidate and he used the "n" word often and said that if he was reelected, he would impose t

it goes hand in glove with what we are seeing globally at the moment and the last 48 hours so not uncommonarlet: you were talking about volatility and fx with john. does that afford liquidation of a large financial portfolio, are we looking at that kind of washout at the volatility stage is to mark fixes difficult to say. point, it was a most like a textbook execution. we traded up to 150 on the release of sunderland exit polls and results. we barely ticked that 150. 150 tradednce whoever was long got short at 155 and sure enough within 20 minutes we were 149, 148 and as the polls came further in. what you end up seeing is that there are people long on sterling, because ultimately -- is someone owns it somewhere and that is what we saw in two 140 from the lows, reaffirms that evil will be selling out of that. over the we are -- coming few days we will kick -- be confined to levels we have been locked in or anchor points we have seen, maybe a bit lower and it will be a struggle above gets going.rally people were relatively flat across the g7 space going into this event. >> just to wrap this