then you will join us here tomorrow night for the celebrations. >> hot air balloons in the morning and it warriors in the afternoon and kron4 at 8:00. >> thank you for joining us. kron4 new starts tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. we will see you tomorrow night again at 8:00.>>> ♪ ♪ it's here, but it's going by fast. the opportunity of the year is back: the mercedes-benz summer event. get to your dealer today for incredible once-a-season offers, and start firing up those grilles. lease the cla250 for $299 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> this is a look behind the scenes of a television station. >> kron 4 >> the back story >> the newscast >> day 19 >> aww jeez today. it's a technical nightmare. >> bonnie: the president's in town and the warrior's parade is going on today. so, it is a big, big news day. >> bonnie: there are a lot of crews signed on to the warrior's parade, obviously. >> kevin: do, you know the will's shot goes away at ten? >> christopher: it does? that makes sense? >> kevin: do, you even know that? >> christopher: why would it go awa

. >> and looks like the weather will be little easier on us here today. so, little bit of transition to take place here, still tracking couple of left over showers right now, most notable across southern new jersey, portions of delaware as the front continues to drop south. with that said, we've got variety pack of different conditions going on, where you're completely clear, the further nor you go. up in the poconos, the lehigh valley, off to actually somewhat of a refreshing start right now, because dew points have started to drop for you. the skies are nice and clear, but as you travel, mile by mile, south on that northeast extension, you start to notice that things are getting more and more muggy outside, and do you obviously still have some damp roadways to dodge here across some spots in southern new jersey, looking at the area temperatures, even temperatures, dew point specially, telling the story here. a lot keel up in the mountains than it is even here in the city, let alone across even the pinelands, in the 70s there. so with some of that comfort

for us here in the bay area, numbers could reach to the upper 90s. in some spots. in response, state officials are asking people to reduce their electricity use for the next couple days to avoid any power outages. also warning people to prepare for this hot weather suggesting to stay out of the sun and drink plenty of water and -- plenty of water. >> i scream, i love ice cream. >>> i think he lives ice cream too. >> absolute. first day of summer, perfect combination. phoenix today topped out at 118. now, that is smoking hot. not going to be that hot in the bay area but temperatures going to be soaring as we had to the afternoon hours. nice and clear right now over the bay area, highs today boy, up from what we had yesterday about the average there, at 79 in san francisco, 89 in concord, 87 in san jose, expect these temperatures to be much warmer in tomorrow afternoon. desert southwest out of -- moving right into california, craig of these numbers, lots of 90s into the south bay by tomorrow afternoon. 94 in san jose, 91 in mountain view, 94 degrees in milpitas. insid

back out here live neighbors tell us that the 57 year-old victim here was quiet and kept to himself.horities investigating exactly what may have happened, how victim tied and how fire got started. guys, back to you. >> sabina, thank you. >>> police say a gun battle ended with one person dead and another in the hospital. this happened around 10:30 in the 3900 block have of north ninth street. when officers got there they say a 47 year-old man was lying face down dead. just a short time later 26 year-old man showed up at temple hospital with the gunshot wound. police have found a gun they believed was used in that shooting, no word on possible charges for that 26 years old. >>> three people were injured they had to make a frantic escape in west deptford the house goes up in fire they are trapped inside right before 11:00. one person jumped out of the second story window to get away from the flames. fire fighters did manage to get to the remaining victims. >>> fire fighters battling a huge fire a affecting several row homes, that fire under control. flames broke out just a short time ag

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stay with us. hereabout that is kristina ruiz-healy who is with the donor network west, and also rafael herrera is here because of an organ donation. you have a new kidney, verdad? welcome to the show. well, let me first ask you, how are you feeling, and when was it done? rafael: the transplant was done in july 10, 2010, so it's gonna be 6 years. damian: and how has it been? rafael: it's been perfect since then. i mean, i had a few problems at the beginning, but after 2 or 3 months everything went normal. and as long as you keep up with the medication that you have to take on a daily basis and you take care of your kidney, which is a precious gift, everything is gonna be okay. damian: what is your--what was your reaction? because i'm sure a lot of folks who might in the situation might be a little scared, but what was your initial reaction when you found out that you needed a transplant? rafael: i was extremely sad. i had two children that were a very young age, and i was very concerned about my family.

and for hosting us here today. thank you, shirley. [applause] speaker ryan: questions. >> [inaudible question] speaker ryan: i regret the comments he made. i don't think -- claiming a person can't do their job because of their race is sort of like the textbook definition of a racist comment. i think it should be disavowed. it's absolutely unacceptable. do i believe that hillary clinton is the answer? no, i do not. do i believe that hillary clinton will be the answer to solving these problems? i do not. i believe we have more common ground on the policy issues of the day and we have more likelihood of getting our policies enacted with him than her. but i do absolutely disavow the comments. i think they're wrong. i don't think they're right-headed and the thinking behind it is something i don't personally relate to. at the end of the day this is about ideas. this is about moving our agenda forward and this is why we're moving the way we're moving. >> [inaudible] speaker ryan: i do think these comments undercut these

we will be here, for our tenth anniversary, be sure to tune in. >> it will be a great day. >> it always is. pat ciarrocchi coming back to join us. >> how exciting. >> be here at 9:00 tomorrow morning, so be sure to tune in. we'll be right back. >> and >> peco is reporting 62,000 outages in the region from the storm. hopefully our power is on, you already heard yours is snout. >> mine is out at home right now, hopefully i'm sure they'll be out and taking care of that, storms still rumbling through, quickly we take you out, storm scan3, at this point it, looks like it is starting to fizzle little bit. not quite as much in the way of lightning showing up on doppler, we do still have severe thunderstorm warnings, update since we came on at noon, now all of cape may county most of cumberland also included until 1:15. >> that's "eyewitness news" for noon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas for katie all of us here thanks for watching. we're always on line for you at cbsphilly.com. the young and the restless is next. camden wasn't an easy place to grow up. but teachers like mr. elliot saw something in me. made a connection with me.

work with out there, bit of breezy afternoon, casino of the only problem that we've got going for us here today. sun will shine all afternoon, we expect to tack few additional degrees onto temperatures currently flirting with or already into the 80s, under the sunshine who can complain, looks just beautiful out there. like i mention, it is going to last us a while, but there are couple of problems down the road, little hint of wet weather which we'll discuss as we move forward in the show. jim, brooke, we send it back into you for now. >> thanks, no shortage of love as tributes from around the world pour in for muhammad ali, bogging legends and humanitarian died friday memorial services scheduled later this week, kenneth craig has details of the public services which are expected to draw tens of thousands champ year fighter outside the ring, and two massive public services for the boston ledge edge. people from all faiths will be invited to a ends islamic prayer program thursday at freedom hall in louisville, kentucky the site of ali's last fight in his hometown in 1961, another turn publ

here. >> man's best friend. duct tape. let me show you a couple things we can use this for after an earthquake. this window right here, because it's off kilter, we have open seams all along. i have a lot of air coming through. i want to stay comfortable at night. i want to keep that air out. it's as simple as that, all the way around. >> excellent. >> now i don't have any air coming in. let's say this one is one that would annoy me. everything is a little off. my doors won't stay closed. i take a piece of my favorite duct tape here, close it up. and at least it will stay out of my way when i'm trying to live throughout my day. if we're not talking about pressurized water, we're talking about just the drain, sometimes they're going to get a crack here. >> right, sure. >> and you're going to get a leak. duct tape around that is going to help us get through until we can get a plumber out and get that fixed as well. let's say we only have electricity in one room, so we're running extension cords across the house. if i'm going to run an extension cord from one room to the other, i don't want kids tri

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thank you for joining us here on mornings on 2. i'm pam cook. >> i'm brian savage. >>> this morning we are continuing to follow a developing story in fremont with a man who is accused of shooting two police officers. he is holed up inside a home near roberts avenue. the man is suspected of shooting those two police officers yesterday. one officer is in critical condition, the other is stable. this standoff is happening at a home west of interstate 680. we have a reporter, janine de la vega -- >> there's a press conference going on let's listen in. >> we're going on about 45 minutes ago with our last contact with him. at this point the late will be our friend at this. we're waiting for daylight. we will use robots and other technology to go in there and see what's going on. >> you were negotiating with him for about 3.5 hours. did he give you any sense of why he shot these two officers? >> no. there was a some communication but were not going to get into those details right now. our job right now and our focus is the tactical operat

the former apple chief evangelist is here with us today. we will get his views on the worldwide developers conference in just a moment. since you're here, thank you for being here, are you a happy man today? >> it's good to be a linkedin shareholder. >> kind of a loaded question. >> i think it's a very interesting deal. as a professional, you don't exist if you're not in linkedin. they are going to get every professional. and you kind of don't exist if you don't use office. kind of makes sense. i'm so conflicted, i'm just so happy. i'm beside myself. >> are you surprised this deal transpired? >> when i first read it, i thought this is the onion. they are making up a story. who would have figured this. it came out of nowhere. it's fantastic. >> was one of the reasons because weiner was always wanting to be, his independent side, that was one of the things you had thought would be -- >> i think it's more because if you think about it, you think of microsoft as productivity and operating system and linkedin is not productivity, it's not operati

our republican colleagues, you are here in the house, join us. join me in a debate about why you believe we should not, should not restrict terrorists from buying a gun. stand here before us and tell us you oppose our proposal to restrict terrorists from buying guns. us.te with and then, tell us why, why you that there should not be universal background checks. if you go to a licensed gun , yes, there has to be a background check. but, you go to the gun show, do what you want to do. tell us why. tell us why 90% of the american public is wrong when they want that, when they had the good sense to require those background checks. you, on the other side, come on down here. opposed.hy you are all you smile, all of you laugh -- running away from responsibility. to ensure domestic tranquility. i am so pleased that you have such courage. come down and join us in this debate. tell us why. except to run away in the middle of the night. that is exactly what you are doing. .:00 in the morning this is the same issue as yesterday, as the day before, as the year

inside is the general local motors here at national harbor. thanks for having. tell us about alli. >> alla is a vehicle that we developed here in the united states. >> reporter: i think people find it fascinating made by a print. >> part of it made by a print as suspect of the vehicle like the wheel wells were 3d printer other as suspect 3d printer. but more and more of this vehicle down the line will be 3d printed. >> reporter: design your own car and come here here and make it,. >> the experience is here for us to bring the community in to help us company create vehicles. both of these vehicles you saw earlier were printed on this machine not here at this time in our facility in chandler, arizona. >> we had the governor here he was quite impressed. we are working with the state of maryland to investigate how we might put a full manufacture here month 10 actually in college park. >> reporter: pretty interesting thing happening and happening here in our own backyard. >> how cool. but i wonder what happens when you get in an accident? >> crash test on these? >>> i don't

at penn presbyterian hospital. >> police here on the ground don't know much. their job is to keep usat bay and make room for the responding officers to show up here and any family members. the officer is believed to be 25 years old. he was in uniform, he was on duty when this happened. we've learned that this was some sort of a drug investigation and a number of units and responding police departments are in folcroft assisting with the search for the shooter. the officer was shot three times in the head, the neck, and the face. he was flown here from a hospital in delaware county, the fire department confirms a police officer brought him to the hospital near the scene to be treated initially, but just within the last 20 minutes or so, a penn star chopper landed on the roof of penn presbyterian hospital where the level one trauma center is and it is believed he is inside right now being worked on. the condition at this time according to sources they've been told is critical. they are waiting for word here as they search for the suspect but when you look live here at the ground here pe

here and now, lock at this, see how it sort of glides east. so philadelphia will likely end up with some showers, but not the drenching heavy thunderstorms like currently finding. don't get too used to the fact we'll see sun throughout the afternoon. still spotty showers if not thunderstorm, then likely as colds front crosses through see another heavy batch of thunderstorms, rumble in here, and that's where your slight risk comes into play for the southern tear of the area. so i like how this model initialize z as it translates to the storm prediction center, southern region, most susceptible to the heavy stuff later today. then we clear it out. by tomorrow. so things are looking up for us here as we catch a break in the action tomorrow, the problem is another low already moving in on thursday. so rain and thunderstorms return to the forecast, but it all bodes well for friday, saturday, and yes, even sunday. we look like get nice three day weekends coming up here with highs rebounding mid and even upper 80s, meisha, back to you. >> it will be a crazy roller coaster today, thank you so much. good morning, right now the road we are looking at, the roads we have pulled up, are looki

put that behind us here. we can't. we have to call a spade a spade, a hooligan a hooligan and political aggression political aggression. what can we do? >> and it was among the hooligans expelled from france with the head of russia's fan association. in the 1990's a leading member of the russian neo nazi scene known to have extensive ties to russia and politicians including the man we just saw in that report, the legislator. clearly, again, a political tolerance at least for hooliganism. >> it is not understood that -- >> he is known to have ties with the neo nazi scene in russia. >> but what, a proof of what? >> proof that apparently there is political complicity in the kind of hooliganism that we saw. is it political? is it organized from the state? >> yes, in the legislature, in the do you meana, and as we saw in the report he actually praised the hooligans. > h he is a member of one part, liberal party, very nationalist party. and it is not the state. i would like to say also david camemeron hasn't said, i am ver d

[speaking native american] [speaking native american] [applause] is chairman stevens with us here? translation. he said, my relatives, it is my responsibility to pick up the words for the shoshone, the people of the longhouse. they wish you well. they want you to be at peace of mind. now, this great darkness that has happened to us, you must understand that he who had gathered us here, that his road is straight. peacefully, he will arrive at his land. it is the same as you call him, allah. these were the words. and to the family, the relatives and friends of muhammad ali, muhammad ali was a leader among men and a champion of the people. [applause] he fought for the people of color and he was a man of peace and principle. a man of compassion. who used his great gifts for the common good. his spirit has a clear path to thecreator . for city hill, spiritual leader of the shoshone, six nation your quiet confederation and the darn a nation and myself, faith keeper, turtle clan and of the consulate chiefs, have journeyed here today to add our voice to this congregation of world leaders i

here and he is going to speak to you. that man is president bill clinton. [applause] before he comes up, my job is to introduce somebody who has been fighting for all of us, especially for this district and others. so give it up to the supervisor. [applause] yes. here she is. yes. now, the difference is i have to help her on the stage because you guys cannot see her. god bless you too. >> thank you. welcome to east los angeles. [applause] >> who is the most important person we are thinking about today? we are thinking about them, we are thinking about a special visitor. and that is president bill clinton. [applause] >> but more importantly we are here to learn more about why he is here, because it is so important for us to get out to vote on tuesday, june 7. let me say this. see, there you go. we need people to come out and vote on tuesday, and we need to make sure we have all of you. madres, padres. coming out to vote. tell your friends. people need to know this is the biggest game in town. right now in california and los angeles county, and we know very well where hillary clinton stands. she is qualified. who is going to be the next president of the united states?

us. that's why we're here. we were about to come back to the senate and just proceed with business as usual, as if orlando didn't happen. we were just going to start debating amendments to the commerce, justice, and science act. a understand those of us who are -- and those of us who are on the floor today and certainly in particular myself and senator booker and senator blumenthal said enough. we've got to show a significant that will to the american public that we kairks tha -- that we ce are going to at he very least going to stop this process from going forward until we can't stand any longer. now that's a tiny, tiny sacrifice but at least it shows that we are willing to put something behind the passion that that letter writer and many other have. so i think there are a variety of answers to your question. the strength of the gun lobby, the misunderstanding about the nature of the second amendment, the data that we have not done a good enough job of getting out there talking about the efficacy of strorpg gu

line. >> this is definitely the philadelphia sky line. >> where are you located. >> right behind us here. >> we're right here in front of you. >> you guys have a prime location. >> yes. >> what kind of sweets do we have here. >> we have an assortment of cup cakes, we have 40 different kind of cup cakes. >> forty different kind, every day. >> every single day. >> we have cookies, brownies, cup cakes, scones, we have amazing coffee and i love this one, this must be oreo or cookies and cream. >> yes. >> very good. >> chocolate chip cookie dough on top. >> do you mine. >> no. >> you got to eat the cookie dough. oh, yeah, um-hmm. mike, cookie dough, yeah. we will work on this cake. >> hi, how are you. >> i was at my house. >> now you are in jenkintown. what is your name. >> kaelin. >> you are so cute, how old are you. >> three. >> three. >> three years old. >> by the way, who booked this whole segment why did you get cup cakes and cake abe stuff. >> if you want one you can have some. >> i get peppermint goo i'm putting on my face. >> you put that on your face. i'm eating cookie dough right no

here go. >> (cures). >> oh, man. okay do us a favor. so much for the love. where are we going next week, mike? >> i don't know. >> i don't know either. we will be in quakertown neck week, quakertown, see you next friday! >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> hi, mayfair. >> hey! >> where did bob go? because bob has been talking about it, but where is he? hello mayfair. >> he's already -- way too excited. >> wait, i did come up frankford avenue, just mate a bid stop along the way. >> a lot of people out here. should we do this? watch this. look, there is doctor mike, see doctor mike over there? >> keep going, keep going. >> i didn't know how many people would come out. >> and we're just getting started really. >> oh! >> ouch. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> frankford and cottman. and while we're blowing bulbs, >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ is triple checked. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant. this price is so low. trying to make me eat my greens? no, just trying to save you some green. whaaat?! thousands of blue tags. thousands of low prices. my giant.

here in our battle of the bulge gallery, we do have a german sedan. this was one of the cars used by the german officers to go back and forth and transport themselves back and forth to the front. here you can see all of the camouflage that they used in these type of winter conditions with branches and things like that to try and blend into the landscape when they might be sprayed by aircraft or run into some other dangerous situation. >> [indiscernible] keith huxen: we're now entering our last gallery, into the german heartland. as you can see by this map, by early 1945 after the battle of the bulge, united states and her allies, french forces and british forces, flanking american forces in the west as well as forces from the soviet union, basically crushing germany in the east. the war is in its end game stages as we are converging on berlin. now, in this gallery, we have basically the story of how berlin falls even though american troops never actually quite make it to berlin itself. however, people could see the handwriting on the wall by april 25th. in this gallery up here, we

us. here's a live look outside at oracle arena.day, the warriors have the opportunity to clinch the nba title on home soil. no local team by the way has won a championship while on home turf in the bay area since the a's won the world series at candlestick park over the giants back in 1989. >>> the warriors bounced back from a 30-point loss in game three with an impressive performance that gives them a 3-1 lead in the series. we have complete coverage from cleveland. >> reporter: the cavs figured them out in game three, the warriors are soft, steph's in a slump, blah, blah, blah, that's noise to these guys. now the warriors just one win away from a repeat championship. no 20-point deficit in the first quarter. signature step-back three. fading into the warriors bench, steph drops 38. back and forth game throughout. lebron james tipped dunk, cavs up 83-81 in the fourth. then a 12-1 warriors run. draymond, the offensive board, harrison barnes, money three to go up nine. less than a minute to go. steph driving, scoring, klay thompson

four us still hiding, lights are off in club. cops are here, but haven't got us yet. thank you, i jumped out. there's people still hiding inside the closet, that the shooters don't know they're in there. the club managers managed to post this notice on their facebook page, everyone get out of pulse and keep running. if only they could. >> my son was in the nightclub what his boyfriend and other friends and i know that his boyfriend has been shot multiple times and is in the emergency room. >> reporter: the gunman armed with his rifle and a hand gun, was relentless. spraying a crowd jammed into what was ultimately only a small dance floor with nowhere to go. >> describe the chaos you saw. >> the guy started shooting, at least 30, 40 shots. >> reporter: outside in the parking lot, some of the gunshot wounded were scooped up by police officers and pick-up trucks and rushed to emergency rooms. the s.w.a.t. team entered the club. outside, some people recorded the ensuing gun battle on their smart phones. >> let's get out of here. >> oh, my god, dude. >> authorities made th

that means us, everyone here and everyone listening, it's up to us to continue that ability to speak to power. we must speak out, refuse to follow the path of conformity to the rules of the game in life. we must refuse to follow the path of conformity. tell the 1% who own 80% of the wealth of this country that it's time to share that wealth. tell the politicians who use violence worldwide and then preach nonviolence to the oppressed, that it's time to end their drone warfare and every other form of warfare, to close our bases around the world, bring the troops home, tell those who committed mass incarceration that it's time to create a guaranteed income for everyone in our society. [ applause ] tell judges to let out of prison the many african-americans swept up by racist police and imprisoned by racist judges. [ applause ] many are in prison today for offenses like possessing marijuana that white people get away with all the time! [ applause ] tell our elected officials to imprison those who authorize torture and those who ran the big investment companies that caused the economic co

they brought us over here and the way that you guys have taken care of us in this hospital is amazing. if it wasn't for you guys, i definitely would not be here. every morning, middle the night, afternoon, you guys were always there and i really appreciate that. and i would love you guys forever for doing that for me. me. [question inaudible]. >> we are listening live to the news conference from the orlando regional medical center. very poignant, very emotional description from -- this is angel colon, one of the people who was shot in that mass shooting in orlando. you heard live what he said. we won't repeat it. we'll go back to see him, see the faces and hear the first person description of what happened that fateful night. more on this later on mornings on 2. ♪ ♪ i just picked us up 2 breakfast croissants for $4, when this bear attacked. with one swipe, it devoured one of the croissants. then jack showed up, and took care of the beast, so i could escape. and that's what happened to your breakfast croissant. and yours? it survived. enjoy freshly cracked egg with ham and bacon. or sa

here's a quick look. stay with us, the news at 11 is back right after this. ♪ double down on your candy and coffee cravings with dunkin's new heath and almond joy candy bar flavored iced coffees. america runs on dunkin'. i want you to watch the woman in the green shirt at this sub shop. look at that. she just gets out of the way. this is a crazy, scary crash in prince william county. suv plowed right through the window of a jersey mike's sub shop. the person accidentally stepped on the gas. five people inside the shop. it was a close call for that one customer in that green shirt. the lady just jumped out of the way. she didn't move out of the way she would have got pinned between the car and our counter right there. thank god she moved out of the way and didn't get pinned. she could have been killed. police say the driver and passenger were not hurt. one customer was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. safety crews are inspecting the building. police say the dri

you may have seen the game here in the nbc bay area. robert hanna joins us from the shark tank. robert, 20 years of watching this team. we're not giving up hope, are we? >> reporter: no, we are not. in fact, there are still fans out here cheering and the shark tank was really rocking tonight, as you might imagine, because this is a stanley cup final. of course, the sharks were skating for their playoff lives trying to keep alive in this swing game and try to keep from going three games to one down, but they didn't do it. losing a hard-fought game to the penguins, and fans we talked to couldn't really hide their disappointment but still sounded loyal and kind of optimistic. >> it was a pretty slow game. in the beginning they were going pretty fast back and forth, back and forth, and then it just slowed down, the sharks kept slowing down in the defensive end and they kept letting it go, turnover after turnover and it went from there. >> today they slipped on the passing and it wasn't very good today. >> did you have a fun experience, though? >> yeah, it was fun. >> i was hoping for

governor christie joins us here today. >> yeah, what?humane? >> well, with all due respect, megyn, you need to shut the hell up. miss hickox got a tent in a parking lot with her own port-a-potty. in new jersey, that's called a luxury condo. miss hickox also had access to the internet and some of the best takeout food in newark. i'm talking about places like zuccarelli's bar and grill and cucuzzella's bakery and the calzone emporium down on route 35. >> well, the cdc called your quarantine rules draconian. >> look, my only job is to protect the people of new jersey. and believe me, they need protection. their immune systems are already under attack from tattoo infections t

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be with us here today as we celebrate the extraordinary life of muhammad ali.t muhammad ali over 45 years ago through his friendship with my uncle, and he, my uncle, would be so touched his son is a pallbearer here today. thank you, lonnie. because of my family connection, the president and first lady asked me if i would read this tribute to you penned by president obama.it was 1980. and an epic career was in its twilight. everybody knew it. probably including the champ himself. ali went into one of his final fights, an underdog. oh, the smart money was on the new champ. larry holme. and in the end, the oddsmakers were right. a few hours later, at 4:00 a.m., after the loss, after the fans had gone home and the sports writers were writing their final takes, a sports writer asked a restroom attendant if he had bet on the fight. the man, black, and getting on in years, said he had put his money on ali. the writer asked why. why? , the man said? why? because he is muhammad ali. [applause] >> that's why. he said, mister, i'm 72 years old and i owe the man for giving

it's a very special gallery for us here. our museum was originally founded in the 1990's as the national d-day museum by a congressional charter. we were charged with telling the story of the entire american experience in world war ii. in this gallery we get to the big moment where united states and allies had to win this particular day. d-day june 6, 1944. behind me is our film narratedded -- narrated by tom brokaw. which gives our visitors the overarching story of d-day at normandy. is a very on the left special exhibit. case to thexhibit long thin line of anguish column. beachpyle's walked the where the american forces landed everything left by troops who had been killed coming ashore. what we have in this case is sand fromifact and utah and omaha beaches. you can see he talks about shoe polish, showing bibles and hand grenades. he particularly singled out in his column writing paper. he talks about how the young men who gave their lives at normandy intended to write a lot of letters. the other thing they had an awful lot

from all of us here in orlando, thanks for watching.>>> next at 6:00, the lgbt community targeted in the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. how san francisco is responding with the pride parade just weeks away. >> this impacts our partners, our friends, and even some members of our community. >> the bay area's muslim community speaks out about the shoot anything and gunman who says he was inspired by isis. >>> security is tight in san francisco's castro district as people come together to honor those killed in the attack. >>> we begin with terror in orlando. a gunman opens fire in a crowded club, targeting members 0 the lgbt community. 50 people were killed 53 were injured, before police took out the gunman. tonight there is heightened secured in the castro. thank you for joining, i'm eric thomas. here's the latest. federal investigators say the gunman, 29-year-old omar mateen, called 9-1-1 during the attack and pledged allegiance to isis. his father said he was outraged after seeing two men kiss in miami but the family didn't bel

used in the attacks. >> reporter: we are back here live. it is unclear whether the suspect died from the fire or perhaps was wounded during the earlier shootouts. we have learned that the folks who rent this house were at work when this all went down. unfortunately, their small dog died in the fire along with the suspect. the police chief says that the city will do what it needs to to make this right both for the tenants who lost all of their personal belongings and their little dog and for the homeowner who we understand lived out of the country. that's the latest from fremont. i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jodi. >>> villabrille's neighbors are not surprised he gunned down the two officers. damian, you're in the willow glen neighborhood. >> reporter: they are shocked at what their neighbor had done in fremont, but some said, knowing him, they saw this coming. this street in willow glen is lined with trees and families who have known each other for more than 30 years, a peaceful community, except they say, for the man

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us. right now we believe this was part of a domestic violence type incident. we know that only one individual was injured here and that that person unclear if it is the presumed suspect, but they vhav been taken to a hospital. joining us is brendan mccord. he's inside the airport. he was among those placed on this lockdown. give me a sense of what you witnessed and what's going on there right this moment. >> so i had cleared the security checkpoint when the incident happened. and the first we heard about it inside the terminal was when the dallas police got on the public announcing circuit and said there had been an incident. people were calm because they didn't have a sense of what that incident might have been. they pretty promptly dumped the terminal was the phrase they used and put us out here.. i'm standing between baggage claim and a lock down security checkpoint and there's a crowd of a thousand or 2000 people in the barrier that's between the checkpoint and the curb. >> and so to be clear you're now outside. has it been communicated to you when you'll be allowed back inside. >> the last announcement w

officially beginning today, we are going to see nothing but sunshine, humidity starting to ramp up for us here. so this is great, great pool and beach weather. meanwhile, way out to the west here, our next cold front starting to streak eastward, and we are going to see surface or trough rather nudge into the region follow it up by this cold front. that's what's going to spark the next round every showers and thunderstorms, could happen as later tonight, where we turn our focus here in future weather starting off at 10:00 p.m., this is just a guide, not gospel, but this is a model that does predict that we will see maybe spotty shower, thunderstorm bubble up by 10:00 p.m. generally through the overnight, then any activity rolling on through, very scattered, good shot that many of you stay dry, throughout the overnight, but into the early morning hours, we will have something to track here, about this same time tomorrow. and as that cold front nudges off to the south, may even still be some spots through the afternoon, but right now this model picking up at the southern tear of the area, picking

you must understand that you have gathered us here, that his road is straight. please believe he will arrive at his land, our creator. it is the same as you call him allah. these were the words and to the family, your relatives and friends of muhammad ali, muhammad ali was a leader among men and the champion of the people. [ applause ] he fought for the people of color and a man of compassion who used his great gifts for the common good. his spirit has a clear path to the creator. for sidney hill, spiritual leader, six nation confederation and myself faithkeeper council of chief have journeyed here today to add our voice to this congregation of world leaders in honor of his work and for the rights and dignity of people of color and the common men. [ applause ] he was always in support of the indigenous people of this hemisphere and our request for our inherent land rights, self-determination, identity and collective rights that include the natural world. we know -- we know what he was up against. because we've had 524 years of survival training ourselves. [ appl

the drought in california is a crisis affecting every one of us here in the bay area where we live. it is such a desperate situation that bay area mayors are reaching out to sacramento lawmakers, asking for help in using reclaimed water. abc7 news reporter david louie has the story. >> all eyes are on quadrupling the $72 million facility that purifies wastewater. it's a demonstration project that opened last year. elected officials would like to speed up the regulatory process. >> we simply need the state of california to get the regulations out ofhe way so we can move forward with the most important environmentally sustainable project of the decade. >> the plan is to inject the triple-treated wastewater into the underground aquifer through a pipeline system from north san jose to a sight near mineta san jose airport and to two other spots to the south. >> it's gonna take probably three years five years to get that system in place. we're looking at moving this as quickly as possible. >> and it could be seven years before the purified water percolates into the ground and eventually is

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there have been a few members who said they weren't here when all of this started. a number of us were here. you know, it seems like we forget that all of this started a employee at irs, who described themselves as a conservative republican, self-described, that started all this targeting, if you will. and it seems as if we are trying to, because it has been clear from the republican appointed ig , that a lot of the claims republicans were making from the very beginning were not accurate , it seems like we are trying to push a lot of this on to mr. koskinen. again, someone who has come out of retirement, someone who has and trusted by republicans democrats to address very difficult issues. meetingrman, we had a back in march, justice department, and you said that nobody has looked at koskinen and what he may have done. i remember, as i recall, during and meeting, then you and i staff and a few other members saying theyber them handled some of the things he had done. since we don't have a tape recording, i can't say exactly what they said, but clearly they didn't find anything he h

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things will eventually go a bit downhill for us here. we can always use the rain at this point but days of full sunshine are beginning to draw to a close. today is last day and then we will see clouds rebuilding with time here before the wet wet's lives. at the moment what looks like a little bit of moisture over philadelphia, don't worry about that just ground clutter reported at radar site. radar picks up on things that are in the necessarily precipitation. we are finding as we see that last her of the three hour loop here in eastern virginia, a little hint of moisture moving in and computer modeling trying to bring in a quick shower for far southwestern corner in our area at some point today but for the mess part we will stay dry across the region as a whole. our temperatures in the lower 60's and cool as the low 40's like we are in mount pocono but that win, any breeze at all has been essentially tapered off completely. while it is a cool start you may want to think about grabbing a fleece or jacket, but later today it looks nice, eve

those of us at the department of justice, there is also ways for all of us here in this country. within the department we will continue to investigate this attack and see if there are lessons we can learn to prevent another tragedy. but for all of us, all of us, there are ways we can move forward. we need to have the hard discussion. there is talk about gun laws that allow an individual to legally purchase weapons that facilitate mass killings. we have to have those hard discussions. we have to push back on the voices that prey on fear and are so divisive. and most of all, we have to stand up, we have to stand up against hate. we have to stand up for love, a love that embodies america at its best. and as we all try, as we always do, to make some sense to find some reason in an inherently senseless act, i want all of our lgbt friends, our friends, our family members to know this, that we support you. we stand with you and in the aftermath of this horrific attack, we have been inspired by you. we have been inspired by your community coming together in resilience, coming together in

tam is off, nydia han joins us, here's what's happening. >> a delaware county police officer perhapsrges about radio communications on the day he was shot. >> a fight over a woman turns deadly in west philadelphia. >> students are reflecting on their trip controversy seas and the meeting with the pope. >> let's start out with weather and traffic with david abbey -- and karen. >> reporter: we're starting out with high clouds, and