he is running for re-election but he is running unopposed and will likely serve another 6- year term unless someone is a write-in candidate and wins. kiet do, kpix 5. >>> services will be held for helen chavez, the wife of cesar chavez. she works tirelessly to improve rights for farm workers while raising 8 children and even got arrested picketing at a cantaloupe farm. >>> and thieves targeted a bay area woman who was trying to help ease the drought and a kpix viewer steps in to save the day. ,, interested in buying all ort of sunnyvale- based yahoo. >>> good morning. this is it, a free ride around the bay area, stockton along the coast, in the 60s. once the drizzle ends and cloud cover lifts, we will reveal ample sunshine. 70s and 80s, 81 in san jose and good morning, easter bay. -- east bay. you will top out at 86 in antioch, out of the 90s for the first time in days. 70ss in vallejo and the east bay and martinez. windy in novato and 77 with the sunshine and we'll warm to 90 in clear lake. tell you what. we'll talk about the coolest day of the work week and when to expect it in les

he was unopposed in june. and when you are unopposed, you are essentially elected in california. so we have no choice at this point but to mount a recall campaign. we need to gather somewhere in the neighborhood of 60 to 70,000 signatures of the respects, voters in the county of santa cla clara. >> santa clara, right. >> that's about the case was and we need to put it on the ballot and give voters the opportunity to vote up or down on this judge. we think strongly they will vote him down. >> the sentence, the kid move cased 14 years, after a jury trial, judge gives him six months. that six months was legal. so do you see a recall when the sentence was legal? and the judge within his statutory right to issue that sentence? >> whether he is in his statutory right or not, reality is, this was a jury found brock guilty on all three felony counts of sexual, violent sexual assault. >> right. >> and the prosecutor asked for six years. the range was two years to 14. this judge went out of his way to protect the prerp traerpetra this crime. he was worried about the future of the perpetrat

he ran unopposed. he will continue to run unopposed again.less there is something illegal the fact i think this ruling was disgusting and reprehensible. there is no reason to recall him. 600,000 signatures. the response is visceral. where should they take their grief? kennedy: i think they should listen to the victim and focus on the other victims of sexual assault that doesn't necessarily happen on campus. these are bad people committing horrible acts. the perpetrator as the victim said was from even under privileged background and it was a first-time offense. would they be given 6 months in prison that would turn into a couple weeks or would it be much worse? i think we have to try and figure out why we fixate on certain elements of certain cases and whether that does us any good in moving the conversation forward. because, you know, i think a guy like this does so much more harm to indent men on college campuses who get wrapped up in cases like these. harris: having his father defend him line by line. kennedy: it's disgusting. harris: amer

he's running unopposed. >> pelley: john blackstone at stanford for us. john, thank you. well, overseas bombs and booby traps are slowing the progress of iraqi forces that are trying to retake the city of fallujah from isis. iraq's getting help on the ground from iran and from the air by the united states. today, seth doane reports from the aircraft carrier "harry s. truman" where many of those strikes are launched. >> reporter: this is what pilot sees operating from the aircraft carrier. their air strikes are targeting isis. lieutenant matthew matlock is a u.s. navy pilot. >> these are precision-guided weapons so they should be able to strike their targets exactly where they need to. >> reporter: roughly 20% of coalition airstrikes launch from the u.s.s. "harry s. truman," 1,800 combat sorties since december. that includes the militants' bomb factories, logistics hubs, even stockpiles of cash. lieutenant commander paolo singh is matlock's wingman. >> we have taken 45% back of what isil has been claiming you're trying to hit everything at the base of the cause. instead of

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he is running unopposed, so his name will not appear on the ballet. >>> and a basketball coach was removed after an accusation there, and the new coach, cuonzo martin, will continue in that position. >>> a task force meant to promote the best practices for effective crime reduction will work on building public trust. >>> and today, funeral services for cesar chavez's wife will be held. helen chavez passed away from natural causes. she worked with her husband, cesar, to push for the rights of farm workers while perfect raising 8 children. she was arrested on picketing on a cantaloupe farm on behalf of the workers. >>> in a few hours, californians can make a call on who they want for commander-in- chief. >> but hillary clinton already has enough delegates to be the democratic nominee. we turn our washington inside earmark sand e r -- insider, marc sandalow. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ann. there are two different kinds of delegates, the delegates that you win in primaries and caucuss, 85% of all total delegates. hillary clinton has won 55% of those and there are 1 in 6 that are

judge aaron% ski would have faced voters yesterday but the election was canceled because he ran unopposed. a petition has gained thousands of signatures demanding he be remove. turner has file add appeal. >>> there's word this morning president obama will not be able to be attend muhammad ali's funeral on friday. instead valerie jarrett will represent the president. former president bill clinton will deliver the eulogy and people will begin lining up at 6:00 t a ticket for the service signify lebron james saying that tonight's game three is do or die for his cleveland cavaliers. the cavs have been outclassed by the golden state warriors losing the first two games of the series by double figures. clooefld is hoping its home crowd can give them some sort of boost. you can see how they do tonight starting at 9:00 p.m. eastern here on abc. >> i'm sure lebron will have his nikes on tonight. steph curry wearing his underarmor. soon we're going to see a new pair of converse. >> they're called the all-star modern. from the side they're pretty similar to the famous chuck taylor all-stars. >> which

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this morning, an online petition to remove him from the bench -- he was reelected as he ran unopposed. recalling him would be a difficult and drawn outline process. >> so he's a good judge but he doesn't care about the damage done to this woman. maybe he's the bad apple. >> legal analysts say there's not much that can be done about the six month sentences. modifications usually involve shortening a sentence, not lengthening it. >>> a 12-year-old was stabbed by a woman inside a wells fargo back in san leandro. the attack happened monday when she started acting erratically inside the bank and for no apparent reason stabbed the 12- year-old with a pair of scissors. he needed 50 stitches and is now out of the hospital. he was visiting his grandmother when this attack happened. >> i felting is on my back and i tried to run but i guess i blocked her and cut my arm. >> broke out in tears, of course. >> thankful he's alive. >>> police say hammond also robbed a customer before she was arrested. jacob's family is planning to head back to arizona tomorrow. >>> police are looking for connections

. >> judge persky is up for re-election in november but right new he is running unopposed with the recall election requiring 58,000 signatures to force it to the ballot that with likely not happen until 2017. >> interesting development. there is news in the growing sexual misconduct scandal that could involve more than two dozen east bay law enforcement officers accused of having sex with an underage girl. the district attorney confirms to abc7 an inspector now is on leave. usually, oakland may schaaf fired interim oakland chief after six days on the beyond and the man on right is taking his place, paul figueroa. the mayor schaaf relieved been fair rove the duties but would not say what information led to her dismissal. ben fair retold him of an affair he had ten years ago. today is the one-year anniversary of the did thely collapse of the balcony on a berkeley apartment building with fire students from ireland died and a girl from rohnert park. seven were injured. couples defending claims for damage from families and survivors are asking for any photos show the balcony before the collaps

absolutely sure that he has thought about that. >> right. >> but, you know, he was just elected unopposed. so he's got a number of years ahead of him. it's expwierl up to him what he does. but it's up to the voters to decide if he doesn't decide to leave that they can make him leave. but they may not do that. this is a very difficult thing to do because many people do support judges, even ones that make very questionable decisions. >> tom vacar, live in the newsroom, thanks. >>> another sports ledge handy died. hockey great gordie howe has passed away. known as "mr. hockey" he led the detroit red wings to four stanley cup championships. he played 26 seasons in the nhl including one final season when he was 51 years old. he is ranked second all-time with 801 career goals. last year it was announced that a new bridge being built over the detroit river between michigan and canada there will now be named after howe. >>> emotional tributes today from fans, world leaders, and family members as muhammad ali, the three-time heavyweight champion and the most celebrated boxer in u.s. history was la

he's running unopposed in the upcoming november election. santa clara registrar of voters says a qualified candidate could force a write in campaign if they were able to collect 600 signatures of county residents by mid august. even cooler by friday and warmer into sunday. foggy start again tomorrow. close >> britteny: look out side right now the you can see the flag is a polemic and make of the golden gate bridge. every mayor is not as big and as we seem to us tonight close pushed inland as well as the pri's strong onshore flow and. as like temperatures and our inland communities have been a bit cooler than usual. as the on the rest of the work week we will see another area of low pressure weaker weather disturbance moves through and got some pictures once again on friday. and now 63 degrees and then the light of low 70's in santa rosa at 72 n. sunnyvale family in san jose. 17 in livermore and then still live in san francisco. the job quickly enlistees and locations by nine. democratic party's presumptive clinton is the first woman in kron

the bench is up but you will not see his name on the primary election ballot because he is running unopposed. there is a way that he could still lose the election in november: a write-in candidate. that person would need to have a pete with 600 signatures turned in by august 16 and nomination paperwork turned in by september 12. the judge would appear in a plan space under the name where someone could write in a qualified write-in candidate. >> judge per ski has -- persky has the support of the district ton he does not believe he should use the judgeship. >> some people grab their umbrella as they headed out this morning with parts of the bay seeing drizzle. now, the video from our exploritorium camera at pier 15 you could see the drops all offer the lens and we could not see anything else. meteorologist mike nicco is on the roof tracking what is in store for the afternoon. mike? >> the drizzle was heavy at times. i had the umbrella during the morning. i do not need it now. i will seven for my sunglasses soon. you can see the clouds out there and it is most higher elevations away from the co

trump was unopposed.or the democrats hillary clinton goes into next month's convention on a roll with victories in both new jersey and california. >> thanks to you, we have reached a milestone. the first time, the first time in our nation's history that a woman will be a major party's nomination -- [ cheers and applause ] >> i want to congratulate senator sanders for the extraordinary campaign he has run. [ applause ] he has spent his long career in public service, fighting for progressive causes, and principles and he is excited millions of voters especially young people. and let there be no mistake, senator sanders, his campaign, and the vigorous debate that we have had about how to raise incomes, reduce inequality, increase upward mobility have been very good for the democratic party and for america. and the stakes in this election and the choice is clear. donald trump is temperamentally unfit to be president and commander-in-chief -- [ indiscernible ] [ cheers and applause ] and he's -- he's not just

jack evans in ward two is unopposed as is eleanor holmes norton for the d.c. delegate spot. the polls are open until 8:00 p.m. reporting live from washington, sam ford. alison: presumptive democratic nominee hillary clinton will meet with senator bernie sanders tonight. the meeting is expected to take place at clinton's d.c. home. after the primary polls close. the two expecting to talk about sanders' role at next month's convention and the role in the party going forward. sanders has yet to officially drop out of the race. leon: coming up just ahead -- sentencing for a man behind a brutal attack. >> i think he was a coward. leon: you will hear from the victim of the terrible that prompted him to throw the book at the man responsible. alison: plus what allowed the fire to quickly spread reducing more than a dozen homes to ash in less than an hour. >> all right. you need sunglasses for the next couple of hours. and an umbrella for the next couple of days. more on that coming up. michelle: now update on breaking news we have been tracking for you over the last hour. we are tal

the judge won reelection today because he ran unopposed. there is also a petition on change.org asking to have him recalled. a stanford law professor has stoutered a formal recall effort for the judge as well. >> the judge's sentence in the brock turner case was wrong and dangerous and makes women at colleges less safe. >> there are two state lawmakers calling on the judge to resign. ktvu channel two tried to talk to the judge yesterday. he declineed and went into his chambers. >>> police chiefs from around the east bay are coming together to talk about issues facing officers. they met in walnut creek yesterday and heard from retired philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey. ramsey cochaired president obama's task force on 21st century policing. the chiefs talked about what they could do differently to get ahead of some of the controversial issues. they discussed building trust between officers and citizens. >> people want to trust the police and want to feel that the police are going to treat them fairly and that's what we call poli

he is running unopposed in tomorrow's election and is guaranteed another six months on the bench. 100,000 people have signed an online petition demanding he be recalled. >> it is not unusual for people to be happy with the decision are unhappy. in most cases half are going to be happy. no judges should make a decision gear to getting the judge public approval. jessica turner is not without his supporters. the true lesson of the case was about promiscuity and binge drinking. but the story has raised millions. all of these people are fighting for someone they don't know. that is the beauty. i don't need labels or categories to prove i am worthy of respect. >> turner has started serving his sentence at the county jail. >>> a woman walks into a wells fargo right before lunch today and created havoc. she stabbed a 12-year-old boy and robbed a customer who is there to make a deposit. we are at that bank right now. seven customers have been coming to this bank all afternoon to be greeted by this sign. police say surveillance cameras captured a very bizarre and tragic crime. >> all my god i can't

judge persky is running unopposed in the november's election but a write in canada could still qualify. that would force his name on to the ballot. >> happening right now, tens of thousands of people are paying their final respects to boxing champion muhammad ali. this is a look right now at the convention center in louisville, tuck, where a memorial service is about to start. early today people were tossing flowers on to the hoarse. the procession passed his home, and the museum that honors his legacy, and mourners jogged alongside of the hearse with thousands lining the sidewalk leading to the cemetery. >> he will still live. he will live forever. >> this is not just a day but something he rejuvenates in all of us, a special feeling. >> thousands of petals covered the entrance to the cemetery. he was 74 western lee dyed a week ago. we will have coverage of the funeral this morning, starting at 12:45 and bring it to you right here online and right here. and "general hospital," will be seen today at 2:00 and will have new open solds on monday. >> famous face will not be at the funeral

judge happens to be up for re-election, but did not appear on the ballot today because he is running unopposed. if the recall goes through he could be the first sitting judge to be removed from the bench in 20 years. >>> tonight the san francisco fire department is trying to figure out how a woman bypassed an anti-theft system to steal a city ambulance this morning. she took the ambulance from paramedics who were responding to a call and she took it on a wild, out of control call and crashed on the bay bridge and it burst into flames. the woman was not hurt and was taken into custody a very strange incident today of. >>> our weather, a little bit of a relief if you don't like the hot weather. >> it was a great day to go to the polls. a little mild and breezy. sandhya patel is here with the forecast. >> i think people voted in favor of the cooler weather. it was a natural ac that helped bring the temperatures down. and they will continue to do so. live doppler 7hd is showing how extensive the low clouds are. they pushed into san jose. the temperatures are in the 50s and the 60s. a live look fro

but is running unopposed. last woke, demonstrators delivered an internet petition demanding his removal with 1.3 million signatures but for legal clout. i another recall to legally remove him from office is underway in palo alto. the petition requires 58,000 signatures to oust judge% consult. >> new details of a tragedy in orlando, and a precaution after a two-year old was killed by an alligator and the changes coming to protect every visitor in the future. >> on the road in cleveland and hoping for a repeat. why history could be on the warriors side more than >> new details surrounding the death of a british member parliament. authorities say the member was killed this morning in an attack following a townhall meeting in england. according do a witness she got involved in a scuffle between two men. she was both shot and stabbed. a 52-year-old man is under arrest with no word on a motive. >> new details this morning concerning doomed egyptaair 804. the investigating committee has announced the black box has be

the winner of the democratic race will face republican bob patterson who is running unopposed in november. for complete coverage and for up to the minute primary results tonight, tap the nbc10 app and on nbc10 news at 11:00 for a wrap of all the local races. >> depending on where you live, you step outside today, we're tracking showers all over the area. you see them on the first alert radar. chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz joins us now. >> some rain out there tonight. >> the worst of it, though, has already moved offshore, and the rest of it is weakening as the sun starts to go down. and that means we're going to have a mainly dry evening. look at what's happened to this line of showers, zipped through atlantic city and is now 20-plus miles offshore. that's how fast this is moving. we have the rain now that is finally reached lewis and georgetown and seifert. that's knocking the temperature down. been in the mid-80s all afternoon. seifert did get a fairly heavy shower, but it did weaken just before it hit the southern portion of delaware. as we go through the evening, we'r

the judge would have faced voters yesterday but it was canceled because he ran unopposed. now a petition demanding he be removed gained thousands of signatures. here's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: brock turner a top tier swimmer at stanford university found guilty of sexual assault. now the attention shifting to the judge in the case, aaron% ski. the former lacrosse captain criticized for sentencing turner to only three counts of sexual assault. >> i think there was some sense of entitlement the way in which they presented their case as though the victim liked it. >> reporter: the victim writing in her statement if i had been sexually assaulted by an unathletic guy from a community college, what would his sentence be? % ski ruled that a prison sentence would have a severe impact on brock and now there's an online petition to remove the elected standford alum judge from the bench. that petition gaining nearly 400,000 signatures in a day. >> he ignored a jury and in my mind ignored her. >> the pal oh alto judge is up for re-election. he's running unfoosed but he could still

400,000 signatures and counting, a judge running for reelection today, but on the ballot, he is unopposed. gadi schwartz, san jose, california. >>> there is more to tell you about as we continue tonight. high profile hackings today, the target, the commissioner of the nfl. what you can do to protect your social media accounts. >>> also, when it comes to obesity, the battle of the bulge is also the battle of the sexes. >>> we're back now with a dramatic example of how social networking services are vulnerable to malicious intruders. someone was able to hack into the nfl's official twitter account and claim that commissioner roger goodell had died. to be clear, that claim was false. it was just the latest high profile invasion. >> reporter: the tweet came from the nfl's authenticated account. we regret to inform our fans that our commissioner roger goodell has passed away. he was 57, r.i.p. the message shocked the league's 19 million followers. the nfl sent scrambling to delete the bogus tweet. a lead spokesman saying goodell is alive and well. the commissioner and the league, the target of

judge happens to be up for re-election, but did not appear on the ballot today because he is running unopposedif the recall goes through he could be the first sitting judge to be removed from the bench in 20 years. >>> tonight the san francisco fire department is trying to figure out how a woman bypassed an anti-theft system to steal a city ambulance this morning. she took the ambulance from paramedics who were responding to a call and she took it on a wild, out of control call and crashed on the bay bridge and it burst into flames. the woman was not hurt and was taken into custody a very strange incident today of. >>> our weather, a little bit of a relief if you don't like the hot weather. >> it was a great day to go to the polls. a little mild and breezy. sandhya patel is here with the forecast. >> i think people voted in favor of the cooler weather. it was a natural ac that helped bring the temperatures down. and they will continue to do so. live doppler 7hd is showing how extensive the low clouds are. they pushed into san jose. the temperatures are in the 50s and the 60s. a live look from

. >> reporter: clinton's likely republican opponent, donald trump, heads into today's contests unopposedut also under fire from members of his own party. the latest backlash erupted after he criticized the mexican heritage of a federal judge presiding over a lawsuit against trump university. >> i think he's an honest guy. >> mexican or not mexican, all i want him to do is give me a fair shake. >> reporter: yesterday, senator lindsey graham became the latest republican to condemn trump. graham called on republicans backing the presumptive gop nominee to rescind their endorsements. and we're told that bernie sanders will watch the results of tonight's contests from his home state of vermont, where he will reportedly begin to assess his campaign to see what his next move may or may not be. he's been asked several times recently, including here the past couple days in california whether he will endorse hillary clinton before the convention. he's not answered that question just yet. ann-marie, back to you. >> chris martinez in los angeles. thanks a lot, chris. >>> coming up on "cbs this morni

he ran unopposed in tuesday's election and is expected to begin a new six-year term in early january. >> we're going to have to wait just a little bit in order to roll out the exact timeline. but we're very confident that it's going to go forward. >> getting official signatures for the recall likely won't start until next year when he starts his new term. for groups like ultraviolet, they hope they make a decision before then. pete suratos, nbc bay area news. >>> thanks, pete. >>> we're seeing the entire case file. more than 450 pages of letters, evidence, photographs, all of which seem to be adding to the outrage. nbc bay area's michelle roberts has been combing through the files all day and made some stunning discoveries. >> state senator jim bella long with more than a dozen legislators are calling for the judge to resign following the sentencing of brock turner. >> this has to be reviewed in terms of performance of the judge. it could call into question his decision-making process. >> the letter was sent to the d.a.'s office asking for a review of the case. it comes following the

he ran unopposed and will start his new six-year term in january. getting official signatures for that recall effort will likely start around that time. reporting live in san jose, ian cole, nbc bay area news. >>> thank you. we are following developing news at this hour in florida. a former contestant on the voice was shot and critically injured after her concert. what we are just now learning about the dramatic takedown of the gunman. >>> and good evening i'm meteorologist jeff rainier. we are tracking hotter temperatures and fire danger. i'll have details on this in just a few minutes. >>> going for gold. the comeback, a former stanford diving staging ahead of the summer games in rio. a developing story out of competed on c's "the voic' has beshot te >>> a developing story out of florida. singer who once competed on nbc's the voice has been shot after a performance in orlando. this is video of christina grimmie at tonight's show. the 22-year-old was signing autographs after the show when a man walk up and shot her. grimmie's brother tackled the sh

.>> reporter: two petitions are calling for a recall of aaron persky, running unopposed for reelectionrrow.>>> new tonight, hillary clinton has reached a number of delegates needed account by the associated press showing clinton now has the number of pledged in superdelegates needed to win the nomination. she will be the first woman to top the presidential ticket of a major us political party. clinton and sanders have been campaigning hard in california, one of six states holding primaries tomorrow.>>> donald trump is at odds with his party offer tax on -- over attacks on a federal judge. newt gingrich says attacking the judge because it is mexican heritage is one of the worst mistakes trump has made. trump calls englishes comments inappropriate and their multiple reports that trump has ordered his supporters to continue attacking the judge. >>> we are a month away from the first political convention of the summer. republicans in democrats are counting the days. they are counting their dollars as well. is not cheap to be on the front line of american politics. it is so exciting.>> i ac

. >> persky is up for re-election in november and running unopposed. demonstrators delivered an internet petition demanding his removal with 1.3 million signatures. there is for legal clout to the signatures. another recall to legally remove him from office is underway in palo alto which requires 58,000 resident signatures to oust the judge. a wildfiring is spreading, with the winds changing suddenly. 250 people have to leave their homes and exxonmobil refinery and who beaches evacuated. it is burning in steep terrain. this is the national forest north of santa barbara, starting at 3:30 p.m. yesterday. more than 250 acres are charred and firefighters had zero percent containment. campers were told to get out. >> we were concerned abut the smoke. we thought we would leave anyway. >> a rush to get out. >> exactly. we have a five hour drive home. >> officials shut down highway 101 both corrections. flame were only 300 yards from the highway. >> crews are getting the upper hand on a wildfire southeast of sacramento. a lawnmower sparked the fire yesterday a

. >> now judge persky is up for reelection tomorrow but is running unopposed and his name will not evenear on the ballot. in the newsroom andria borba, kpix5. >>> also tonight hillary clinton is the presumptive democratic presidential candidate, that according to cbs news. she now has the number of delegates that she needs to secure the nomination. clinton got the news just before taking the stage at a rally in long beach tonight. >> we still have work to do, don't we? we have six elections tomorrow and we're going to fight hard for every single vote, especially right here in california. atement, campaign spokesman ned the media >> bernie sanders campaign isn't ready to give up the fight. in a statement the campaign spokesman michael briggs warned the media not to rush to judgment. he said secretary clinton does not have and will not have the requisite number of pledged delegates to secure the nomination. she will be dependent on superdelegates who do not vote until july 25th. >> bernie sanders is still trying to rock the boat here in the bay area. we is not reporter joe vazquez to a sa

and he is running re-election unopposed. david? >> matt gutman, thank you. >>> we turn to overseas and a car bomb that in historic istanbul, turkey. the bomb went off killing seven sferps and four civilians. the fourth bomb attack this year linked to kurdish rebels or isis. no one has claimed responsibility but four people are under arrest. >>> back home to a baby being kip napped in. sur violence video led to a kidnapper's arrest in hours. tonight, how that woman made friends with the mother and slipped abay v way with her child. here is lindsay janis. >> reporter: tonight, surveillance video shows exactly how this woman managed to steal a newborn baby. the suspect, 32-year-old cherie amoore, seen striking up a conversation with malika hunter, a mother with her toddler and seven-week-old baby boy at this philadelphia area mall. the two strangers walk throu they sit down at the food court. after a while, she picks up the crying infant while the mother tends to her other child. with the baby still in her arms, amoore grabs her purse

presidential nominee is going in the race unopposed and expected to make post election remarks tomorrowt the trump golf club in west chester, new york. >>> voters will head out to cast their ballots tomorrow in new jersey, polls there open up at 6:00 a.m. and stay opened until 8:00 p.m. >> when it comes time to cassy ballot in november many voters may have a tough choice decide hog to vote for. >> that brings up a good question. what should voters do if he they dislike presidential nominees. our nicole brewer will have the answers for you coming up on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >>> don bell joins us with sports. the birds are still going through camp. >> yes, about to start another round of camps. i feel like we have been talking about camp, camp, all summer long. eagles reporting for three day mini camp which officially starts tomorrow, up like previous session this is mandatory lick if you don't come you can lose $56,000. fletcher cox and running back darren sproles made their way to the novacare complex today to take physicals. both guys skipped the ota's. look who is at the ballpar

patterson ran unopposed. >>> you'll find more results from yesterday's primaries along with continuingoverage of the candidates and delegate totals on the nbc 10 app. >>> a 5-year-old shot by a stray bull set recovering at home this morning as his parents talk about the violence they are living with every day in chester in is cell phone video of mark who was released from the hospital monday night. he was at home monday night when the shooting happened. his mom yanked him to the floor and his dad covered him. then they discovered he'd been hit by a bullet. >> it's always something. these people don't care. they don't care, they don't have to answer to nobody. it's ridiculous. it keeps going on and on and on. >> the mom says her son is now scared to be in the house and she'll continue to work to get the family moved from that complex. >>> you saw julia roberts play erin brockovich on the big screen in a film telling the story of a woman challenging water pollution in california. now the real erin brockovich want tos help solve the contaminated water problem in horsham township and surro

he ran unopposed. >>> we have many more results scrolling across the bottom of your screen right now. you also have the results at your fingertips with the nbc 10 app. >>> breaking news into nbc 10. an escaped prisoner is on the loose in west kensington. police say a 24-year-old male inmate escaped while being transported to episcopal hospital. he was being held at a halfway house. he's wearing a gps device. he was last tracked in the area near hope and huntington streets. >>> talk about the weather now. a live look at the skies over center city, philadelphia. the storms, they moved out, but more showers are on the way. >> not over yet. nbc 10 first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz tracking them all. glenn, will the rain have an impact on the morning commute? >> no, not around here. it's not going to be an impact on the afternoon commute, but it's in between we're going to get rain again. can see today's rain has moved out. while the next area of rain, that is already approaching. it's going to pass cleveland right now toward pittsburgh. that is what we're going to

he's running unopposed in the upcoming november election. the santa clara registrar of voters says a qualified candidate could force a write in campaign if they were able to collect 600 signatures of county residents by mid august. continuing our coverage. there is not only backlash against the judge in this case. there is outrage about the justice system. kron-4's philippe djegal talked with a bay area civil rights attorney who believes. the system is "racist and sexist". >> reporter:wrongfully convicted as a rapist at 16-years of age back in 2002. former southern california football linebacker brian bank'' was eventually exonerated of the charges after the victim was recorded admitting her allegations were false. but not before banks spent five years in prision for a rape he didn't committ. banks says becoming a free man again was an amazing moment in his life. sot- "it was also bittersweet to see that it took an entire 10 years of my life in order for someone to listen to the truth." so, when he learned about brock turner's case at stanfo

he's up for reelection but is unopposed to his name did not appear on last week' balance lost. he advances to the election in november. buff now a group called girl cult is gathering signatures to recall the judge at the ballot box. organizer shelby jones. >> it was so cut and dried it seems, that whole case. and the outcome was insulting. >> reporter: 500 people have already rsvp'd for the launch event tomorrow at the star line social club in oakland. vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> today san jose city officials agreed to spend more than $100 million over the next decade to clean up polluted city creeks and fix miles of leaky underground pipes. the agreement settles a major lawsuit from bay area environmental groups that sued the city. bay keeper claimed san jose was violated the federal clean water act by not doing enough to clean up pollution from its water ways. mayor sam liccardo says the city needs to find a way to cover the costs which means possibly more taxes and fees. >>> just ahead, safe straights. a simple tool helped find this stolen ambulance. can it now reduce san franc

patterson ran unopposed. more results, along with continuing coverage on our nbc 10 app. >>> 4:06.appening today, a sugary drink tax could become law in philadelphia. city council is scheduled to vote on the measure this morning. a council source tells nbc 10 the council does have the votes to pass a bill. it may be lower than the proposed 3 cent per ounce tax that mayor jim kenney is calling for. >> we're working very hard. council is doing their due diligence. we're working with them, answering questions they're asking. >> there will be competing rallies over the sugary drink tax outside. two groups will be outside city hall. philadelphia against the grocery tax coalition,ç saying the tax will hurt ordinary citizens as well as businesses. the teamsters will also rally. they call the tax a job killer. then the tots take it on in a different rally. preschoolers will hold a play and read-in. >>> tell us what you think about the sugary drink tax. our twitter addresses are right there on your screen. tweet us your thoughts about the tax, paying for universal pre-k. tweet us your thou

on the republican side trump ran essentially unopposed taking 81% of the vote.eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is in election central right now with more on what the candidates are saying tonight. david? >> ukee, several states north dakota, south sacket, montana, new mexico but california and new jersey seem to be the big prices tonight. hillary clinton claims a victory she shed is he made history and we're still waiting that hear from vermont senator bernie sanders. >> thanks especial toll our friends in new jersey for such a resounding victor. >> reporter: hillary clinton won new jersey tonight over rival bernie sanders. one night after the associat asd press cbs news projected she had enough delegates to take the democratic nomination. >> the first time in our nation's history that a woman will be a major party's nominee for presidents of the united states. >> but vermont independent senator bernie sanders is holding out hope in california where 475 democratic delegates are up for grabs. >> donald trump took an easy victory in new jersey tonight. he spo

bench now has over [000:14:58;00] a judge running for reelection today, but on the ballot, he is unopposed. gadi schwartz, nbc news, san jose, california. >>> there is more to tell you about as we continue tonight. high-profile hackings today. the target, the commissioner of the nfl. what you can do to protect your social media accounts. >>> also, when it comes to obesity, the battle of the bulge is also the battle of the sexes. be the you who shows up in that dress. who hugs a friend. who is done with treatments that don't give you clearer skin. be the you who controls your psoriasis with stelara® just 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections and cancer. some serious infections require hospitalization. before treatment, get tested for tuberculosis. before starting stelara® tell your doctor if you think you have an infection or have symptoms such as: fever, sweats, ch