let's start with val. >> thanks, monica. well, with the number of credible republican candidates for president in the race, it looks like pennsylvania might be in play in april, which usually isn't the case when we do our primary. republican leaders recently met with marco rubio here in southeastern pennsylvania -- were wildly impressed with him. and our republican national committee man, bob asher, and others, including me, are gonna get together and do a series of fundraisers for him in october. we feel that he may be the best candidate to reach out to a new demographic. >> okay. sharmain? >> yes, monica. we've been talking a lot about the criminal-justice system, and, certainly, we have a lot of work to do, but we know that prevention is worth a pound of cure. you can begin that prevention right in your own community by hiring a teen this summer. there are still teens that are looking for jobs. call me -- 215-851-1701. >> all right. christine? >> monica, the controversy that erupted last month when my alma mater, waldron

>> yeah, val! i love you! >> jimmy: hi, valerie, welcome to the show. >> yeah, val!y: with her friends right there. hey, guys. >> she loves you. she loves you. more than anything. the best. >> jimmy: oh, really? i love you right back. that's so awesome. >> i kept saying i was coming because val came to the premiere of "pixels." and then i kept saying, "well, you're coming to new york." "can you get me tickets to jimmy fallon?" "can you get me --" and kept saying it over and over. "can you get me jimmy fallon tickets?" "yeah, yeah, i'll get it for you." checked in and kept texting me like, "did you get me jimmy fallon tickets?" and i was like, "yeah, i think i'm going to get them." don't worry. monday night, try to get them monday night. because my friends can go monday night. so, i get the tickets. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> you're nice enough. you guys get them for me. what did you say, val? okay, all right. [ laughter ] so i tell val, "i got you the monday tickets." "guess who the guest is?" and she goes, "who who who?" and i go, "me." and she goes, "aw." [ lau

joining me now, former alleged police chief val demmings. thank you both for being here. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> val, now we have three police camera videos. what strikes you about them? >> well, reverend sharpton, first of all i'm glad as i think every law enforcement agency should be glad to have this body camera footage. without it, i think we would be in a different place. and i believe everybody, citizens and law enforcement alike want the truth. the body camera chasms that. it is very interesting to look at what officer tensing said. but also the others who responded. cameras don't judge. they don't have perceptions. they just capture the facts as they are presented and i think the facts are very clear in this case. the prosecutor got it absolutely right. >> now, midwin, you see that tensing says in a little less than two minutes that, i thought he was going to run over me. and immediately says he dragged me. the videotape does not show any of that, including his own. what do you make of the investigation into the other officers

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. >> let me follow up on that, val.s i think a lot of people agree that they are a necessity for every police officer, this video also shows the limits of body cameras. the officer was wearing one and it wasn't enough to prevent this crime. >> absolutely it was not enough to prevent the crime. but madge alimagine if the officer did not have this body cam and in this incident was not captured on video. every good police officer who does this job needs to be outraged at what this officer has done in terms of being untruthful about the facts. everybody who thinks that justice should be served -- and police officers do as well -- should be outraged at this and should speak out about it. and we thank god in this case that there was a body cam and that the truth was captured on camera. >> it is also worth noting that officer tensing was a university of cincinnati campus police officer acting a mile away from campus property. so that raises a whole other host of questions about what the role of campus police is especially when

the fire moved close to 6 more val -- sycamore valley elementary school. the fire was contained two hours later, investigators are looking for the cause. >>> firefighters in solano county have nearly contained the fire west of vacaville, cal fire says it is 90% surrounded. investigators believe it was started by a pickup truck that caught fire and the flames spread to the dry graces. >>> state lawmakers will take a step that could limit where e- cigarettes can be used. today an committee could agree to use it as tobacco products. 180 california cities and counties have laws restricting e-cigarettes. mark leno says the state law is needed as e-cigarettes grow in popularity. >>> controversial legislation surrounding to right the die is on hole. >> it doesn't result in more people dying, just fewer people suffering. >> how the husband of a bay area woman who chose to end her life is fighting fore people in the bay area. >>> . >>> welcome back, the pentagon about to follow-through on budget cuts that could reduce the military ranks by 40,000 troops and the --

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the scammers got paid the val laws of the cars -- value us of the -- values of the car. >> this is a huge scam. >> the arrests come after a three-year investigation. some of the suspects own body shops getting even more money for storing and towing the damaged cars. investigators expect to make more arrests. >>> caltrans says it's not sure if one of the two fires was caused by road flares. investigators are still looking at surveillance video. caltrans initially said that fire and the one on wednesday were both caused by the flares rolling into rubber seal exinter-- expansion joints. still. >>> word yet on -- still no word when the damage will be replaced. >>> we're awaiting the news conference from chattanooga regarding those four marines shot dead. >>> investigators in chattanooga can, tennessee began the news conference starting with condolences and all of those affected. let's listen in. >> to protect the safety and the national security of our citizens and our people in this country. chattanooga police chief is here and he will detail some unquestionable acts of bravery and hero

val does a great job as our executive and making sure that's the case. we're proud to be associated with nbc especially with your new political position and donald trump has nothing to do with food bank of south jersey. >> no i don't mind you saying that. that will be my next question as a matter of fact. listen just two more days are left to sign up. the application is right from on the website. nbc10.com. the deadline to apply is july 1st. to july 3rd is it. >> our pleasure. >> and we'll be right back. here's brittney with the weather. >> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> good morning. we're drying out after a very active day yesterday. we are going to see humid conditions also staying warm. temperatures right around our average which is 86 degrees. i am tracking the possibility of a few showers and maybe a few thunderstorms affecting your fourth of july. right now you can see camelback water park there, kids having a good time. summer is already here for them. our humidity is at 62%. feels-like temperature at 8

say about me if i let a guy halfway around the world ruin my day. >> i would assume at a comedy fest valt's a big topic. >> i am sure and there would be, "muslims are funny they make jokes." that's what we do. >> good luck with the show, thank you for being on the programme. that's the broadcast. thank you for watching. i'm john seigenthaler the news continues next with antonio mora. >>> kerry critics. >> to walk away from this and say that this is a good deal is ludicrous. with all due respect, you guys have been bamboozled and the american people are going to pay for that >>> secretary of state john kerry faces the foreign relations committee and gets hammered over the iran nuclear deal >>> unannounced visit - u.s. defense secretary ash carter makes a surprise trip to iraq to

it is a heart-breaking circumstance for the individuals who served our country with great val or, to be killed in this fashion. >> in this still developing story, our coverage continues from the scope in chattanooga. and our correspondent, jonathan betz - we know that there was some confusion earlier in the day, but the bottom line is four marines yet to be identified were killed. there were other injuries, serious, as well. >> right, many mourning the four marines killed. but prayers and focused on others shot on the shooting sites, including a police officer that was shot and released in the hospital. two members remained in hospital. one was in this position, and there are several prayer vigils. >> we no it's the federal leaders who stepped forward. they used the term domestic terrorism. why domestic terrorism, why not investigate as a criminal act. that's where they are starting at this point. authorities did slightly back track off of that throughout the day. mainly because of the reality is that authorities don't know publicly - at least publicly - what it is that may have moti

. >>> 74-year-old val entina was last seen at her home friday about 3:00 in the afternoon. rescue workers, search dogs and more than 60 volunteersle continue to look for her. she only speaks russian and is described as 4'11" about 180 pounds gray and brown hair with blue eyes. foul play is not expected. we will bring you a live report coming up in about 25 minutes. >>> and a san francisco man is dead after a car crash overnight. the man was driving eastbound on highway 24, near arenda about 3:00 this morning when he drifted into the center divider. the car went up an embankment and crashed into a tree, ejecting the driver. the victim has been identified as andrew tanner. it is not clear if it alcohol, drugs or speed were factors in the accident. >>> is it safe? a mystery in rhode island as people wonder if it's okay to go to the beach. an explosion blasted a woman out of her chair and into the air and officials are stumped about the cause. we have the latest from salty brine beach in rhode island. >> reporter: this doesn't seem to be keeping a lot of people away. there was

in silicon val ci. president obama spoke about cyber threat. >> the same information making the military the most advanced in the world are targeted from hackers from china and russia, going after defend contractors. he ended a speech, sing an executive order signing on tech companies to share thread information. in hopes of preventing an attack like the sony hack. exposing salaries to emails. it supposedly was in retaliation for the movie "the interview", which obtake place a scene why the north korean leader is killed. >> movie reel: you want us to kill the leader of north korea. >> yes. >> reporter: it is the suspected motive behind a hack at the sands casino. the target she'del adelson, a donor and supporter of israel, iran. >> russia, china, iran, north korea felt like they could do cyber attacks against the u.s. and get away with it. >> that is what they are struggling to push back on. i don't think they can cross the line again. >> that is the show for today. i'm mary snow ♪ >>> greece smits a ne

it's not universe val. one feature was a lock out facility if you sync up the phone while you are driving of the that's good. >> it is good. in most of the systems if you sync you before driving you can do all sorts of crazy things while the car is in motion. i'm glad you bring is up. >> one of the things an automotive manufacturer has tonne is you can sync your phone to the car, place a call without holding the phone to the ear. >> one of things they filed to recognise is there's mental distraction, cognitive distraction. if you engage in a task other thab driving while -- other than driving while operating the motorcycle. our brains are overloaded and we can't do either thing. when it comes to driving a car, it's serious. >> convincing kids is tough. photographs of mashed up cars, terrifying perform sas -- psas does. >> as a society, we need to look at ourselves, parents, and older siblings, driving a car from a young age. >> if you go years watching mum and dad text and dry, no crashes happen, and i'm be

program as a model to have a classroom as a model to use for future nba indoor arenas which i believe is val grbl our country. thaupg thank you very much >> thank you >> good afternoon commissioners and thank you for the opportunity to comment on this draft [inaudible] i'm a new resident of san francisco. prior to this year i lived in brookland new york where i participated in the planning and discussion of the [inaudible] the relocation oof the [inaudible] there are differences between that development and this proposal there are interesting parallels. namely, the creation of a 18 thousand seat arena and urban infill site accessible by transit and there major concerns in both cases initially expressbeded about traffic and parking. i'll focus on 3 things which seem to come up the most which are traffic congestion, parking and emergency vehicle access. as far as traffic congestion goes, the impact feared by many of the barclay center site for the most part didn't materialize. the biggest story for me was that the fears of the congestion greatly-were greatly exceeded the actual impacts so that

one of those vendors, val's, that supplies our fish, we owe $53,000 to.e need to negotiate these down. and quite frankly, i'm assuming that most of these vendors will be happy to hear from us 'cause getting something is better than nothing. larissa: hi. this is larissa from swansons fish market. i just wanted to see what our outstanding balance was with you. man: it's $53,000. larissa: okay. how would you like to meet me at $35,000? man: that'd be a bit much after all this time. i couldn't go below $40,000. larissa: all we have is $35,000. i mean, we're just -- we're trying to, you know, get our pennies together and just pay off as much as we can, but that's all we could really do. lemonis: today. larissa: i would write a check for you today. man: certified check? larissa: certified check. man: all right -- $35,000. larissa: okay, thank you. thank you so much. lemonis: how much did you just get off? -larissa: i think $20,000. -lemonis: $20,000? you're $20,000 closer to buying your building back. larissa: mm-hmm. lemonis: you did a great job, by the way. k

. >> a comedy fest val is held in new york city.xana roxana saberi reports, they are using laughter to right debilitating muscle disease. >> reporter: this man believes comedy can combat fears about muslims. >> reporter: they believe comedy can combat fears about muslims. >> what about i.s.i.s. looking at me. looking at i.s.i.s. - i didn't do it >> reporter: he's one of 18 muslim comedians starring in a comedy fest. for them, little is off limits. >> my mum is like "is he circumsised." when you get to new york, look for the culture, you'll be fine. he was walking around new york city saying what of the jews. >> reporter: for some non-muslim americans, attack like that on the "charlie hebdo" paper in paris, and the shootings in chattanooga, tennessee perpetuate that image. a poll suggests that americans view muslims more negatively than any other groups. >> those that commit acts of violence are fringe. they do not represent the majority of muslims worldwide. >> reporter: do you get tired of having to defend muslims in america? >> i'

lancaster. 82 in philadelphia. 80s south and east. 80 in atlantic city. 80 in dover and 80 in mill val start to sunday a hot finish. here is that southwesterly flow helping to bring up that humidity and those temperatures. winds at 15 miles per hour in philadelphia. warm breeze out there. 10 miles in dover. 12 miles in wildwood and 12 miles per hour in atlantic city. future weather, bringing up more cloud cover this afternoon. a mix of is up and clouds. just a few chance force isolated showers, possibly thunderstorms. not expecting severe weather but still could see some drenching downpours and gusty winds. on monday, a little more scattered, more numerous. this is 9:00, more isolated. in the afternoon. daytime heating so hehowing more action going on. tuesday we'll dry it out. today, mix of sun and clouds in the poconos. watching for a chance of showers and thunderstorms. we'll keep it dry for the most part. 80 mostly sunny at the beaches, watching for a chance of those rip currents. if you're in the water keep this in mind and stay safe. 74 degrees for the water. warm ocean waters. m

police say 57 year old leroy de val fell asleep behind the wheel and struck barrier at exit seven in ridley township. the crash involved two other vehicles and caused fuel spill, the northbound lanes were shutdown for five hours three people suffered minor injuries. state police believe this may have also been a dui. >> a bus goes up in flames, and shuts down a portion of the jersey turnpike in salem county for a brief time. twitter user captured this video as flames engulf the empty vehicle no injuries were reported, and no word on what cause that fire. >>> firefighters rescue several people trapped in a burning home in ocean city, new jersey. we have some exclusive eyewitness video here showing those flames shooting out of the home early sunday morning on the 900 block of saint charles place in ocean city. ocean city fire officials tell us that a fire on the first flour forced those inside the rental property to the second and third floors. krause then used ladders to help them escape. >> he dedicated half these guys to fire suppression, to knock the fire down, first floor, so it d

lectures and staging cultural events is part of the strategy that the group has conceived of to serve valtheirs, they say, is a business model based upon resistance. >> an economic crisis affects all of the supply chain, event in the cultural center. our only means of survival but one that has traditionally gone hand-in-hand with culture has been to reclaim spaces people abandoned. >> but not all business owners have been as savvy. the crimming effect of the economic -- cripple ling effect can be seen here in the multitude of shops that have closed. in these who's shelves lay bear. >> when bookshelves close, a company loses cultural traditions that have helped keep the collective memory alive and that could help to rebuild it. al jazeera, caracas, venzuela. >> now in above i've i can't, rural mineers have crashed in la paz. they have been on strike for 10 days over a lack of investment and job opportunities in the western department. riot police have been guarding buildings after protesters tried to advance on government headquarters. on friday, police purportedly used tear gas to dispers

lester minto is the last abortion doctor left in the rio grande val >> well, this is the sono room. this is where we do sonograms and check everybody. >> the suction machines, you keep them here? >> we keep the suction machines here, so the girls don't have to listen to the noise. every week he makes the five hour drive from his home to his clinic. >> and where is the room you stay at night when you're here? >> it is right back here. there's nothing vulgar. kind of like a jail cell. >> this is where you stay two or three nights a week? you said you sleep with a gun on you? >> i lay it there besides me. >> really, can you show me? this is what you use? >> i don't want to ever use it i've never had to use it, but i always carry it just for safety. >> they call me murderer, they followed my kids around yelled at my children when they were little. >> these good christians, they don't have the courage to stand up to me but they would follow my kids around and say things to them in store things like your dad is a murderer and terrible things they'd come home crying and ask me about it. >>

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you can't just accept anything at face val value in today's atmosphere witness technology software thatxists you need to question everything. >> the texas department of safety maintains that no one edited that video you just saw. >>> back to your fox 29 weather authority now. yesterday we were all kind of sweating and steamy outside. but today it's a whole different story. >> it's fresh out and i really love it, scott. >> really comfortable conditions. all across the delaware valley lucy and iain folks have smiles on their faces. you can turn off the ac tonight. we're looking at temperatures for some dropping into the 50s. high pressure is in control right now so really no weather worries whatsoever it's really comfortable for july standards. look at the temperatures right now. in the pocono mountains 72 degrees. 79 allentown as well as pottstown. low 80s wilmington down to dover. 83 in atlantic city as well as wildwood. we talk about the dew point the measure of moisture in the atmosphere. any time it drops below 60 it starts to really feel comfortable and look at the dew points. low 5

f val runs from the 7th through the 16th in bethlehem. i've had deep fried a lot of things. >> like a stick of it? >> i guess. we'll have to find out. >>> you're watching nbc 10 news. nbc 10 news today at 5:00 a.m. starts right now. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> right now on nbc 10 news today, a drexel grad is found dead inside her west philadelphia apartment. we'll tell you why investigators suspect she may have known her attacker. coming up in a live report. >>> plus we're getting new information about the gunman accused of killing four marines in tennessee. we'll tell you what investigators are doing right now to find out a motive. >>> and here's a live look outside philadelphia. it's going to be another beautiful summer day. get ready for some heat. what's in store for your weekend. good morning and welcome to nbc 10 news today. i'm vai sikahema. >> i'm tracy davidson. another comfortable morning. 67 degrees outside. let's find out today and the changes ahead with meteorologist bill henley in the first alert weather center. >> take

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. >> natasha, we're already start starting to get that heat -- delaware val toll night it did feel some showers and storms a line of stronger storms through the poconos but now those showers and breaking up so looking much better as far as the thunderstorm activity maybe a few showers in the lehigh valley over the next hour. that's about it. everybody else just dealing with partly cloudy skies now the story is that heat and humidity which is on the rise. look at that. current air temperatures upper 70s low 80s out there right now. rain cooled air in allentown where you guys are at 71 degrees. 69 up in the poconos. nice breeze coming in off the atlantic ocean coastal temperatures are in the low to mid 70s. this hour but here we go. tomorrow starting at noontime an excessive heat warning will go in effect for philadelphia and surrounding suburbs in delaware, pennsylvania and new jersey. we can be dealing with heat index values up around 103 degrees for sunday afternoon and outside the heat warning we will be under a heat advisory for the lehigh valley and the far northwest suburbs new jer

. >>> amazon reportedly wants to get into the grocery business according to the silicon val about 1% of grocery spending. there's no comment from amazon. >>> great news for kids and parents, there's a new book by dr. seuss. it's available starting today even though the beloved arthur has been dead some 25 years. "what pet should i get?" already a number one best-sell from the same author of "one fish two fish red fish blue fish" discovered by his widow when doing renovations on their house. >>> donald trump's comments on immigration have gone commercial. stores in san diego are selling that yep, that's a trump pinata the stuffed icons have been popping up for awhile to protest. the store says it's offering them for 30 bucks. >> no word if there are democratic equivalent yets. >> who would it be? >> i'm not going there, t.j. holmes. >>> when we come back police a wild chase endings with a van flipping over. >>> the first woman ever to be on an nfl sideline as a coach. they make little hearts happy and big hearts happy too because as part of a heart healthy diet those delicious oats in

showers over the lehigh val vol now broken up but we will continue to see these heavy rains move through from south to north overnight. and again here's our flash flood warning tinicum township down towards hilltown and perkasie reports in bucks county of 8-inches of water on the roads that's how heavily this rain came down much it's coming fast and furious these showers and storms will continue to move through during the overnight hours. let's take look at future weather and you can see what we're talking about. again the showers and storms lifting in another round just south of the delaware that's going to come up through delaware and could hit the city by about two 3am. they will be scattered and finally by tomorrow morning we clear out. another chance for scattered showers comes late tomorrow afternoon into tomorrow evening. in the meantime, it's warm and it's very steamy outside. 77 right now at the airport. 77 in wilmington. we'll hold in the mid 70s pretty much all night long. so definitely a night for the air-conditioner orphan i'll tell you how long the steamy weather will stick

so burt if we don't have massivelhe val and the bull market continues, what does worry you? what would be a red flag for you that maybe we're not recognizing right now or that you're a little concerned about? >> well the first and foremost is earnings growt be able to move higher? you've got headwinds there. clearly corporate america has not been spendings and doing a lot of cap x and investing in their own businesses. that certainly is a headwind. and then you have to look at the consumer and whether or no the consumer is going to open up their pocketbooks and go to the malls and begin to spend money. e starting see some of that. retail sal has improved housing has improved ism was pretty good and payrolls are going to continue to move higher north of the 200,000 range. based on all of that we think that you're going to start to see spending both at corporate america as well as the consumer and that's going to end up driving top-line revenue growth. it's going to sloppy probably in the 2% range. it's better than zero. that's where we've been. it's going to ultimately drive

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to have them here in val california in such abunnedness is up usual. >> is this the pass cot of santa is a banana slug. these are a sea hear. it's a large series over a foot in length. it feeds on algae in southern california wear. >> is it a good thing that we're seeing them out on lake? >> t not a bad thing. but it is a sign that the climb is getting warmer. >> and you're saying il nino and this warm water. how is this a product of climate change? >> the preach say of el nino we do see here in california and farther forth up into oregon and washington sometimes. it depends on the strength of the el nino and how the warrant currents move it north wad. >> and so we're key seeing them in lake mer di. will we see them in san francisco bay any time soon? >> in in san francisco bay already. a lot of these observations are made by a network of amateur naturalists that have been documenting this. >> terrence, i've been reading on them. they mate with themselves systemly, right? >> no, they need to mate with another individual, but they can have o'1 million eggs. >> and hi then they also hav

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