after the vigil, roads were blocked with bins and bags of rubbish.latively peaceful until the police moved in to end the protest. then some of the crowd threw hands and bricks. it is to 20 a.m. on the police have finally moved in to clear this road that has been blocked for the last seven hours. a lot of local people are shouting things out, there is clearly a lot of anger here. by all accounts, this has been a reasonably peaceful process. the police a rashan charles was seen swallowing something when apprehended, but a campaigning group says it is enormously concerned and angered by his death. the independent police complaints commission is now investigating. sorry, i was talking to ben. that's all right, you were being social. builders could be banned from selling leaseholds on new homes in england under plans put forward by the government today. ben is here to explain more. can you explain to me why this is important? it is a real issue for many people. there is a big rise in the numberof many people. there is a big rise in the number of new homes

now, this comes after that emotional vigil to remember those killed. now, loved ones and friends held this vigil yesterday at the spot where august dempsey and her boyfriend were killed in frankfurt last week. a sign hanging on the porch of their home reads, warning, the murderer of bob and august is still free. one of her sons made this emotional plea to authorities. >> my mom would never climb a fence, she would never talk down to anybody, she would never provoke any violence because she knows she would have to make it home to me and my brother. i don't understand why he is still here in his house, at that, let alone not in jail, because it is not self-defense. it's just strictly murder. >> the family said they want the city's incoming interim district attorney to bring charges in this case. dempsey's neighborhood shot the couple last monday. he's not charged with a crime. the neighbor said all three were arguing when the mom and boyfriend started climbing his fence. he felt threatened, shot the couple, and called the police. we reached out to the d.

loved ones and family gathered for a vigil at the brandywine valley spca. that's where police i was latoya cooper lot of control and slammed into the building. she leaves behind five children. fox 29's shawnette wilson was at that that vigil and joins us loo you have from new castle tonig tonight. shawnette. >> reporter: iain, a memorial sits outside here of the crash site behind me you can see where people who attend the vigil put down flowers and balloons. the victim's family was also here thanking the community for their support. >> a grieving mother stands before the community brandywine spca staff and first responders. her voice hearse she says from crying. >> i just wanted to thank ya'll so much. and i love everybody. and god bless ya'll. >> reporter: 36-year-old latoya cooper was killed early sunday morning. dozens gathered outside the brandywine valley spca in new castle county for vigil that her memory. police say latoya lost control of the vehicle she was driving along south street and crashed into the animal shelter. three cats inside also died.

more vigilance is needed.ne, how to make a how to bring down a plane, how to makea bomb how to bring down a plane, how to make a bomb or how tojoin daesh, they might have had a point. but simplya they might have had a point. but simply a book with syria in the title? paranoia run amok. now let's join rachel for a news update. two people have been killed and around 100 others have been injured on the greek island of kos, during a strong earthquake. the tremor struck under the aegean sea between greece and turkey early this morning. holiday mochas and kos fine parts of the island turned to rubble and there was flooding in bodrum as a result of a small tsunami. air traffic controllers say they expect today to be the busiest on record forflights in and out of the uk. 8,800 flights are scheduled to use british airports over the 24—hour period, as families with school—age children begin their summer holidays. the national air traffic services has warned that the skies above the uk are nearing full capacity, and says

if you go to the vigil and you leave the vigil, in his mind, he's not arrested so maybe he's not developedt. >> reporter: attorneys for christensen addressed reporters after the judges decision to keep him in custody without bond. >> we weren't surprised at the outcome of this hearing. it's not unusual for bail to be denied. >> reporter: a criminal complaint alleges christensen admitted to investigators he gave an asian woman a ride the day of zhang's june 9th disappearance but said he let her out of his car. last week investigators said they don't believe the 26-year-old chinese scholar is still alive. the announcement came as a blow to zhang's family who flew to the u.s. from china after she disappeared. wang is representing zhang's family. how difficult is it for the family to simply not know where she is? >> this you have to hope. no one told them it's 100%. an no one told them we have the body yet. in their minds, she might be alive somewhere. >>> the cbs overnight news be right back. daughter: uh oh. irreplaceable monkey protection. detergent alone doesn't kill bacteria, but adding n

but because of the office of civil rights and our vigilance, that whole situation has been addressed. school districts agreed to pay for remedial measures to ensure that they may prepare for future tests. the school district also agreed to make modifications to policies and practices so as to ensure accommodation for persons with disabilities. there are yet other instances of victory as well within the past few months . as an additional example, there was a student who was denied the opportunity to live on campus using per service animal and to have her service animal with her. >> that situation was the state of affairs for two years. but because of our office's involvement, that situation is now being remedied. and now that student is able further to live with her service animal on campus there are so many other situations that i may describe here, literally ranging from fissile accessibility of schools and libraries and parking lots and bathrooms to web accessibility, to ensure that persons with all types of disabilities may gain access to the same information in the same time as ev

a vigil will be held tonight for a man murdered in district heights last week. "phillip michael" was one of two people killed in a shooting that appears to have started over a dispute over fireworks. yesterday - price george's county police arrested 20-year-old karon moore in connection with the shooting. organizers of tonight's vigil say it is call for action to end this kind of senseless violence. the rally begins at 7:30 at the christ kingdom church in district heights. a tear-jerking moment on america's got talent last night. rogers -- a doctor from southeastern virginia -- died in a car crash shortly after auditioning for the show. last night -- after receiving permission from his family -- the show played his audition tape. rogers received a standing ovation. the judges voted unanimously to send him to the next round. you may see or smell smoke around joint base langley-eustis today. the military base plans to conduct an aircraft crash exercise. no word on when it will start - but the exercise will test the their ability to respond to and recover from an a

m organising this vigil, what sort of things will be put be saying?r up, from the state, and this is an opportunity for local people to have a voice and say we are still here and what is happening. and these images that everybody saw are seared on people's memories, aren't they? it can't change, especially with the tower still being up, every time someone local comes out, they look out the window, the building is still there. it is like continuous trauma, and the community haven't moved on, they haven't had the support to move on, and it is something that as a community we are therefore each other and we be altered demonstrate that in a peaceful, quiet vigil at 8pm. susan, i know that you live close, on the night, were you aware of what was happening? of course, yeah. my husband woke me up, because he had heard all the sirens enever thing and it was so loud around here, and we all ran into the street, we are one community, we all ran out to help, to try and see what we can do. many of us stayed out all night helping and supporting each other, and anyb

. >> family and neighbors gathder for a vigil for a couple who were shot and killed. they're calling for authorities to arrest the man who said he shot them in self defense. >> a new interim d.a. is getting ready to be sworn in this week. >> and good-bye heat wave. looks like we're done with temperatures in the 90s. the humidity is with us, but relief is on the way in our first alert neighborhood forecast. >>> 6:00 a.m. this sunday morning. good morning, and welcome to nbc 10 news today. i'm tracy davidson. we're emerging from strong storms that swept through the region last night to give you an idea of how powerful the storm in philadelphia was, look at these time lapse videos from last night. we put together several angles from our center city cameras. as the driving rain rushed in, washed over our cameras, and then rushed out. let's find out what's to come with your first alert neighborhood forecast with erika martin and the most accurate forecast in town. >> you know, yesterday, the storms came in. they were really strong. they packed a punch. that's for sure. we

family and friends attended a vigil for officer familia. she was a single mother of three. she had started working the night shift through the summer so she could spend time during the day with her 12 year old twins. >> very loving, helpful. great person. beautiful human being. she would, she would take the shirt off her back for you. >> and would have an update to another attack on a police officer. the suspect in the stabbing of an officer at the airport in flint michigan was arraigned on wednesday. he's n interference with airport security. the officer survived that attack. ofrm >>> the laptop ban has been lifted for another airline. qatar has been added to the list. eight predominantly muslim countries, their passengers were not allowed to bring laptops into cabins. there's no word on exactly what the airlines did to satisfy u.s. security concerns. >>> united airlines is apologizing for mistreatment of a passenger yet again. the carrier admits it accidently reassigned a seat purchased for a toddler to another passenger. as a result, his mother was forced to hold the 25-

it has taken generations of vigilance to get from there to this. alan little, bbc news.s all from the bbc news at ten so it's goodbye from me and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm leah boleto. coming up on tonight's programme: the power of peaty — a second world record for adam peaty at the swimming world championships. he's out through injury. olympic champion greg rutherford says he's gutted to miss out on the world athletics championships next month. and we've got the latest back lash after the rfu's decision not to renew the contracts of england's women's15—a—side players. hello. welcome to the show. first tonight — he's done it again! adam peaty‘s broken his own world record for the second time in the same day at the world aquatics championships in budapest. the olympic gold medallist broke the 50—metre breaststroke record this morning in the heats, after saying he "wasn't really up for it". well, he's gone and done it again in the semi—finals, clocking a record—breaking 25.95 seconds. honestly, that is...

a vigil is to be held outside newington police station the day after bottles and fireworks were thrown as richard lister reports. the tension had been building all afternoon. a peaceful protest about the death of a young man in custody in east london's started to turn into something else. the police were out in force, trying to maintain calm, but it didn't last. by 10pm, a fleet of police vans is facing police vans was facing a burning barricades and an angry crowd. fireworks and bottles were thrown. hundreds of officers trying to keep people back. move away, we have the dogs. police in riot gear and repeatedly tried to clear the street. mounted officers were brought in. it took at least another hour for any kind of order to be established, debris still smouldering in the street. the confrontation was sparked by the death of rashan charles. he was chased into a shop by police a week ago. officers say he tried to swallow something, there was a struggle and he became ill. just over an hour later, rashan charles was declared dead. he was 20. he's the third young man to die after being sto

what he allegedly searched for online, and that vigil for that girl he attended. >>> good evening, and it's great to be back with you. i hope you had a wonderful and safe fourth of july. we begin tonight with the deadly shooting involving that veteran new york city police officer, a mother of three. sending shock waves through the nation. this new york city police officer was ambushed. the police commissioner calling it an assassination. she was sitting in a police mobile command unit, and the "gm gunman shooting her through the passenger window. tonight, revealing what the gunman posted online. abc's adrienne bankert leading us off. >> reporter: tonight, police assassination. a department grieving the loss of officer miosotis familia, the 12-year veteran murdered overnight. >> 10-85! 10-85! my partner's shot! my partner's shot! >> it is clear this was an unprovoked attack on police officers who were assigned to keep this great city safe. >> reporter: around 12:30 a.m. familia and her partner were inside a mobile crime unit placed in this bronx neighborhood to monitor gang activity. mo

and i think this prayer vigil is the beginning of the healing process. county sheriff's department has more charges may be filed against the 30-year-old who is currently being held without bond or the school system is holding two meetings, one for this month and one for august by the community decided to hold its own meeting on july 18 at 7:00 at first baptist church residents want to get together sooner than the school meetings to talk about what is happening here. >> i can't believe people would just come and do that kind of damage to a school. $20,000 worth of damage. vandals going to extreme lengths when they hit a school. the whole thing happening at white oak elementary in burke. police gave us this picture of the school's new add-on. a fire was set inside and a shed was smashed in a backhoe, someone slammed a note to a construction trailer. things have been cleaned up but there is still damage. no word on who might've done this. larry: new this morning, rough night in southeast washington. last night's game with the nats and delayed for three hour

as i mentioned there is a vigil that will get underway shortly for 36 year-old latoyia cooper mother of five who drove in the building and killed in that crash. this is to honor three cats that passed away in the blaze as well. all of the adoption information is available on our web site at cbs philly.com and cause of this crash is still under investigation. live from new castle, anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> multiple wild fires on california's central coast has forced thousands of people from their homes, fires on opposite end of the santa barbara county shut down major state highway expected to remain closed for days. this video was shot by news crew that drove through smoke stretch and another fire stretched across 340 acres in san luisb isbo county but 20 buildings burned down but they have not said whether those included homes. >>> tourist destination in london was hit by serious fire early this morning it took 70 fire fighters to get this at the camden market under control. thinks the second time in recent years that building at market has caught fire. no injuries w

the vigil is set to begin at 6:45 p.m. jonathan: tonight the police are lookin in a del ray neighborhood that happened in 400 block of east howell avenue. residents say they heard several shots and they saw a car crash in a parked s.u.v. >> president trump honored five law enforcements who responded to the ballpark ambush last month. he presented the medal of the value lar to bailey -- value lar to david bailey and crystal griner. he also awarded it to three alexandria police officers. >> lug triumphs over tragedy and our than ever. nancy: there trump said the officers saved many lives braving the gunfire. >> the republican senators are coming to the defense of jeff sessions firing a fire storm of tweets aimed to him by trump. lindsey graham today with a warning for the president. >> i'm 100% behind jeff sessions. the chairman of the you dishiary committee sent -- judiciary committee sent out a chilling tweet. there will be no confirmation hearing for a new attorney general in 2017. if jeff sessions is fired there will be

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, a chance to reflect a nd togetherfor a vigil, a chance to reflect and show unity following a tragedyt has torn so many lives apart. well, this afternoon, the inquest into nine victims will be opened to give families some of those much—needed answers but there are still many questions being asked. where will people be living and what is going to happen to the towers? although we are four weeks on, this feels like very much the beginning. thank you. frankie mccamley, there. the trauma has had a huge impact on the community, particularly on children. 0ur correspondent graham satchell has been to meet some of them, to find out how they're coping in the aftermath of the fire. in sight of grenfell tower, fun and laughter. this is kids on the green, a safe space where children are encouraged to be children. the football's really fun. there's a lot of food and, yeah, just really fun overall. the first week was pretty hard. then, it got a bit easier after a few weeks. then, when this started happening, you just come here, it distracts you a lot. kids on the green is run by volunteers, teacher

." >> a vigil was held at loyola university in maryland for jimmy patrick, fellow students gathered at the chapel for the vigil. >> we draw our hope and cold front from our spiritual prayer and jimmy patrick's family that's what they asked of us, when they notified us that he was missing, please pray for us. >> patrick recently completed his freshman year. >> stay with us as the investigation into the missing men in bucks county goes on at 6abc.com, and 6abc. and katherine will be doing the reports all morning from bucks county. >> we turn to accuweather and traffic. good morning, karen and david. >> reporter: it's such a sticky day object out there. >> reporter: a couple of serious issues out there. in the weather center we have a heat warning and advisory posted outside the warning area. across the region we're looking at heat index values from 99 up to 104, this is dangerous heat you will have to take it easy out there. satellite and radar showing you cloud cover sweeping through overnight, i think we'll start out with sun and winds up with a clouds and sun mix and eventually the sh

that community spending the night gathering for a prayer vigil. people are in critical condition after a mass shooting at the power ultra lounge. it's shutting the club's doors for good. >> one moment people were having a good time listening to music, the next, gunshots, screams and panic. people tried to escape any way they could. in all police say 25 people w were injured trying to get out. police say there were several shooters in the gun battle. >> an exchange of gunfire took place. >> it happened as a rapper was onstage, and -- >> we have got to use a big hammer on the people that would do violence with guns and hurt people. >> authorities believe all victims will survive including justin pearson's friend. >> shots got fired and everybody took off running and he got shot in the back running. >> the youngest victim was 16-year-old. this was the 137 mass shooting this year. chris pallone, nbc news. >>> and trying to solve a homicide we brought you as we now know the victim was 23-year-old clipper of king george county. he was shot in the parkin

. >> the university held a vigil yesterday, they prayed for his self-return and his family. >> we alerted you when those announcements were made overnight. we post updates the minute we get them. >>> the dangerous heat today, temperatures are rising. the feels like temperature to more than 100 degrees. the most accurate neighborhood weather forecast. >> we've seen steamy conditions but today is the hottest of the days. potentially dangerous heat. it's for pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. a widespread area that's going to starting at 11:00 this morning and right into 8:00, that's when you see not only the hot temperatures but feels like temperatures, potentially dangerous heat this afternoon. and the warmup is going to be quick. you can feel that seammyness that's around. we'll warm to near 80 degrees. that's at 8:00 and 87 degrees. for philadelphia at 79 degrees starting off at 80s. by 1190 degrees. the normal high temperature is already being passed that this morning and up to about 97 in philadelphia with winds out of the southwest. that's going to lead to a steamy one today. 9 #

louisa preston is at a vigil near grenfell tower.l very much a sense of anger. four weeks after the event. if you look over my shoulder, people all the way down there, lighting candles, in respect for the people who died there. also for the people who died there. also for the people still missing. as you turn the camera around. hundreds of people all here in solidarity. as you say, i was at the public meeting. the scene was one of anger. the residents are extremely angry. they have lost belief in the council, and the new leader of the council, and the new leader of the council, elizabeth campbell, she was at the meeting. she was shouted at, told to go home. at the beginning of the meeting, people could not hear her. when she was told to go home, and there were angry scenes. the met police was there, shouted down, found it difficult to get out what he wanted to say to very angry residents. 0ne he wanted to say to very angry residents. one of those residences joining me now. thank you for joining me now. thank you for joining us. very

. >> it does not matter how vigilant you are. there is still a risk. >> reporter: the animal care and control says the officers are patrolling the area and cautioning pet owners to be vigilant, especially from dusk to dawn. ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the san francisco police are searching for a group of boys using paintball guns to target the muni bus and driver tuesday morning in the mission district about 10:00. the driver was alone on the bus at mission street when the bus was suddenly splattered with paint. the bus driver stopped and got out to check the damage and the group of boys fired paintballs at her as well. >> it surprises us. we don't find muni vehicles shot by paintballs but kids do strange things. >> the 36-year-old bus driver saw the three boys running away and one had a paintball gun and so far the police have not identified them. >>> new numbers showing the homeless population in solano county increasing 14% in two years. they counted the homeless population in january with over 1200 people living on the streets or in

roberson gunned down a road rage shooti g the vigil comes after after police announce progress in thenvestigation releasing this composite of the suspected killer. >> this is came from an eyewitness in a vehicle adjacent to this gentleman during the course of the incident. and, um, it's as close that we can get as of right now. >> reporter: west goshen police say this man was driving this red faded pickup truck seen in surveillance video at the time of the wednesday evening shooting in the area of route 100 just north of route 202. >> it was basically a -- i'll use the term cat and mouse game between two vehicles. >> reporter: cops were back out there searching for clues with a k9 unit in a case that has captured the nation. >> this homicide was completely senseless, brutal and tragic. he took a beautiful young lady of 18 years of age in the prime of her life getting ready to go off to college. >> reporter: investigators say some tips have come in from as far as california with people thinking they've seen the red pickup truck in road rage cases out west. >> we have been receiving hun

. >> reporter: and sarah it was during that emotional vigil that family and friends also circulated aition urging the district attorneys office to file murder charges against that next door neighbor who claims he shot and killed the couple in self-defense. >> he killed them, he murdered them period. >> reporter: tonight family and friends of bob de-paul and august dempsey want answers why no charges have been filed against the couple's next door neighbor and he shot them in the head and killed him and took him in custody after the shootings and released him and not identifying him since he has not been charged follow agree argument with the couple they scaled the fence in frankfort avenue and shot them in self-defense on july 16 and tonight dempsey's son defended her and her boyfriend. >> my mom would never climb a fence and never talk down to anybody or provoke any violence because she knows she would have to make it home to me and my brother and i don't understand why he is still here in his house. >> reporter: at a vigil held outside the couple's home and also the shooter's friends

family and friends gathered at a vigil for little girl who died. police found her unresponsive in her camden home yesterday. she was just four years old. well the little girl's mother is now in jail. prosecutors have charged her in connection with her daughter's death. fox 29's shawnette wilson live in camden. shawnette, just tragic. >> reporter: it is very tragi tragic. the community even family members have a lot of questions about exactly what happened to this little girl and how. this has her mother sits in camden county jail. >> a grieving community gathered to say goodbye to four-year-old camden girl who died yesterday. >> i say i love you. i lofty. i'm going to miss that family of the little girl named nat lease mikayla held a vigil outside her home on the 1400 block of south ninth street this evening. the news of her death is devastating. her mother has been charged. >> a child so young it just was like crazy. it was a big shock. >> reporter: according to the camden county prosecutor's office, the girl's mother 20-year-old lucy gunter is ch

can we address the less of it reports of the vigilant saves and the secret death squads connected to the police is there any truth to those claims of. i don't have to kill don't belittle to be vigilant even if they want to kill them they would not have the time to do it. so i told some of the leaders of both groups you have some program would it be said villainess is an inquiry. there to be ridiculous do need what do you do with. the notice send the police on p.c.'s you are being heard only three or four or five. years and you are up there so we do have to live with himself or risk right and the jails ourselves crowded at suffering enough just all and that is censors. it's not just detention facilities that are overcrowded in the philippines now but rehab centers. human rights organizations say the government should have been better prepared to accommodate the miles of people who surrendered voluntarily. this is one of just twenty official rehab centers in the whole country this is a rehab center to cater to drug addicts most of them are addicted to methamphetamine or was an osha bel

showed up to a vigil being held for the missing woman. tonight -- what we know about the websites he allegedly visited before the crime. (pam) and next: anti- california vandalism...why a couple believes they were targeted... after moving to portland. (steve) around portland... it is no secret that some people are not happy with californians moving to the area... driving up home prices. but as reporter jennifer downlings reports -- one person took that anger to a whole new level... targetting a couple that recently moved to the northwest.. from california. (steve) the couple says they now plan on installing security cameras. (steve) coming up:a scary situation on a united flight.. what we know about the plane that caught fire after landing. (pam) and next:we have what you to need to know ..... ahead of the big fourth of july shows around the bay area.. plus -- a sneak peak at what you can expect tomorrow. ♪ introducing the new sleep number 360™ smart bed. the only bed smart enough to change sleep as we know it. it senses your every move a

jeff chirico was in westtown, pennsylvania for a vigil for the college-bound teen whose life was cut short. ♪ >> reporter: with candles in hand dozens gathered for a vigil in honor of bianca roberson hugs and tears friends and family shared about the promising life cut short. >> she was truly a great human being and what happened just is unspeakable. >> reporter: family members watched from the balcony of the home where they got the news wednesday, bianca roberson was killed, a victim of apparent road rage. >> it's surreal, i can't pick up the phone and call her and text her and come over and see her. >> i expected so much agreedness in her, i'm trying so hard not to be angry. >> reporter: bianca roberson's mother spoke for the first time. >> i don't know who did this, i don't know who stole my baby from me, i don't know why they would want to steal my baby from me, i want to thank everyone, family, friends, strangers, neighbors. >> reporter: in a late afternoon news conference, police released a sketch of the suspect, they say he allegedly shot bianca roberson as they tried to merge

. >>> back to headlines from today, in san antonio, texas, a vigil for victims in what police are calling a tragic example of human trafficking. parents took their children, children with flowers, all to a vigil with a priest in front of a san antonio church to pray for th overnight nine people died after being locked in the back of a semi trailer parked at a wal-mart parking lot. police say dozens of people were inside it amid sweltering temperatures. >> they were very hot to the touch. so these people were in that trailer without any type of water. so you're looking at a lot of heatstroke, a lot of dehydration. >> 30 people taken to the hospital. 17 of them had life threatening injuries. eight people were pronounced dead at the scene and another died after being taken to the hospital. >>> back here in the district a d.c. man is hopefully having a little less trauma tonight after his ordeal early this morning. the man had to be rescued after he became trapped in a trash chute in an apartment building on seventh street in chinatown. the man was taking out the trash around 3:00 this mornin

police say that was the abdu abductor, who went to the vigil.is something, you know, that in a sick, twist the way, that they want to see what's going on? >> brooke, yeah, a couple things. one is he carried out his faerchts from beginning to end. that could have been part of his fantasy ending this. in another sick, twisted way, some of these criminals will go to the scene of funerals, wakes. >> why? >> well, sometimes, believe it or not they're remorseful, looking for forgiveness in their own way. they're having a hard time coping with what they did, or just confirming like what i did, and i got all these people gathered in one area to mourn my victim. it's a sick crime, and this, brooke, believe me, this was at least appears to be a crime of opportunity this poor girl at that bus stop became his victim. >> apparently this website is for -- or at least marketed for consenting adults, sexual fantasy, you know, into acting out kidnappings, but they have had to, i think privatize the site or close it in, because it's been sited in multiple crimina

dempsey's son age 20 and 15 were visibly emotional at a recent vigil. attorney for victim's family says they have many questions including why it took 13 days, to file these charges. difficult speak with family and friend of the victims and they say they are relieved by these charges. as i can see live at the murder scene, this is, the home where there are balloons and flowers, lined in honor of these, two victims, shot and killed, by their neighbor who has been identified by district attorney's office, and as kenneth coyle. we expect to learn much more about these charges and hear from the victim's family later this afternoon. is there also another vigil here scheduled for these victims tomorrow at 7:00, right here outside of their homes. for now live, i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you. >>> we are following some breaking news this noon, japan 's prime minister said north korea has fired a suspected missle and may have landed in the sea off of japan pentagon spokesperson in washington confirmed a launch of ballistics missle has been

vigil honoring natalie gunter was held on south ninth street last night. authorities say medics responding to a 911 call on tuesday found the child un response with injuries to her face, and family and neighbors of the vigil say mikayla will be deeply missed. >> she's in heaven. we miss you. i won't hear mom mom come get me. yes, mom mom, i love you. i love you too. >> authorities have charged the girls mother 20 year-old lucy gunter with child endangerment for failing to seek medical attention for her daughter. >>> today a panel of judges will choose temporary replacement for district attorney seth williams. thirteen candidates entered for the interim position at city hall yesterday. appointe will serve as either republican, beth grossman or larry krasner takes over in january. she will face off in a mayoral election. seth williams ace waiting sentence nothing october on federal corruption charges. >>> president trump is saying he would have never appointed jeff sessions as attorney general if he had known session was recues himself from the russian meddl

college 50 students and faculty members gathered at the catholic schools chapel for a candlelight vigil tonight. >> we draw our hope, we draw our comfort from our spiritual prayer and jimi tar patrick's family asked us when they notified us he was missing please pray for us. >> it has been a week since patrick's disappearance and the mom of mark sturgis posted on facebook i just wanted to let everybody know from the bottom of our hearts how touched we are by all the love and prayers and kind words during this nightmare, this was the act of pure evil. all we can do is continue to pray for our loved ones and hope that these boys are found. all week long the story has been the most viewed online and we will cut in on channel six at midnight tonight for this news conference. we will also stream it live on 6abc.com and the 6abc news app and weintraub's news conference with major developments being announced at midnight tonight and of course the action news morning team will have all the latest developments overnight beginning at 4:30. we are two days into the heat wave but tomorrow is going

former and white pdf police officer dan bongino, how disrespectful was it for the mayor to skip a vigil fallen police officer? >> i mean, it is beyond the nation. his political advisers should be arrested for political malpractice. you know, every time deblasio has been given the opportunity to make the right decision or the cowardly decision, he has made the wrong one. when it came to the eric werner incident, he gave the speech that cops are all racist and he ought to have a special lecture with a son who's half black black about how to deal with cops. when it came to his battle on stopping for us, when it comes to defending the cops, when the facts are not there yet and when you can fault the side of the cops. the cops are this racist anti-black police source that are hunting down mailbox in new york city. and it's a total disgrace. he's alienated the entire police force. he should do this city a favor and not run for reelection. he's been a complete failure at every level. they try to pull out last year the benevolent association. 96% of cox have a strong disapproval rating of bill

. >> reporter: such a tragic story, there's a vigil for the victims to be held tomorrow night at 7:30t the garden of reflection in lower make field. all are welcome to attend, reporting live, bob brooks, channel 6 action news. walter >> much more to come for sure. >>> the full details on the 6 abc ap. you can see video and the latest news conferences along with videos from the search scene, we've posted the relief court documents linked to this case. >>> in other news, a 3-year-old is hospitalized in critical condition after falling into the schuylkill river, it happened along kelly drive not far from the st. joe's boathouse near strawberry mansion bridge annie join us live with the condition. >> reporter: frantic moments as family members and rescuers jumped into the water to search for the little boy. rescuers were able to find him then rushed him to the children's hospital of physical. medics rushed the 3-year-old boy into a waiting ambulance after rescue crews pulled him from the waters of the schuylkill river. it was around noon when the child fell into the water. family members

more marked units on patrol and officers are saying this to curious neighbors like himself. >> be vigilant keep your eyes open if you see anything suspicious or suspect or whatever you know with what is going on the news. >> reporter: and investigators still working around the clock welcoming any tips the public may have, the search resumes tomorrow morning and reporting live in peddlers village annie mccormick for action news back to you. >> we will keep you alert to any new developments on the missing man's story through the 6abc app it's a free download for your phone or tablet. donald trump junior finds himself at the center of his own e-mail fire storm tonight amid the clear signs yet that members of the trump campaign were willing to accept help from the russians. the circumstances have been exposed for a couple of days. a meeting between donald trump junior and a russian attorney by the name of natalia at trump tower on june nine and it was attended by curb ner and campaign chairman manafort but not until today that trump junior released a series of e-mails that explain the reason f

it has taken generations of vigilance to get from there to this. alan little, bbc news.ore and london. thanks forjoining us, we will see you again same time, same place tomorrow. take care, goodbye. good morning. there's rain in the forecast for the next few days, but i think the important message is it's not going to be raining all the time. that's certainly the story for today. some wet and windy weather for a time, but not all the time. we have low pressure pushing this band of cloud in from the atlantic and that will bring some outbreaks rain eastwards through the day. with that wet weather some fairly strong and gusty winds. we start the morning in northern ireland and western scotland, wales and the south—west with this rain. we then move across the midlands, north—east england, east scotland, eventually rain to the south—east, but by this stage the wet weather is light and patchy. behind the rain that things might not. there will be showers across northern ireland and scotland into the afternoon. some of them will be heavy and the wind is still fairly blustery. th

now today one pastor's community going to hold a fast and vigil. they are hoping to keep him from deportation. last month juan gutierrez was taken into custody when he checked in with immigration officials. gutierrez came to the u.s. from peru in 2002. he had a visa but stated in the country longer than the visa allowed to take care of his family after his wife became pregnant. i.c.e. is enforcing an order of removal the pastor received back in 2012. the virginia interfaith center is supporting him and his family. >> practically impossible to stop that that being said we organize people of faith and believe in miracles. >> my dad, no, they took him, and i started crying. >> so that vigil is expected to happen at gutierrez home where he usually holds a small sunday service. >>> if you're headed out today, especially around the national mall, could be pretty busy. protesters about to make their way there at the start for public education. >> news 4's derrick ward joins us live with what's fueling this march. good morning, derrick. >> good morning. yo

>> well, as you saw, there was a vigil here last night.is a hard question they're asking today. what more can they do to stop this violence. from the police perspective, they would like more people to speak up, but fagain, there's te fear of retaliation. if they do. >> all right, thank you so much. up u next, the future of medicaid in limbo as the senate tackles the health care bill. >> this is a big deal. maybe some people don't completely understand what is happening. they might need that help and maybe it won't be there. >> an estimated 22 million people could lose health coverage over the next ten years under the senate republican b l bill. why the head of health and human services says the numbers don't add up. my hygienist told me to try... ...a mouthwash. so i tried crest. it does so much more than give me fresh breath. crest pro-health mouthwash provides all... ...of these benefits to help you get better dental check-ups. go pro with crest mouthwash. checkup? nailed it >>> some of the stories we're fol rowing, we'll start with the

it has taken generations of vigilance to get from there to this. alan little, bbc news. of dr g yunupingu has requested his image not be broadcast. he sold hundreds of thousands of albums and had been in poor health for some time. more on him and all of the news on the bbc website and you can reach me and most of the team on twitter. thanks very much for watching. good morning. there's rain in the forecast for the next few days, but i think the important message is it's not going to be raining all the time. that's certainly the story for today. some wet and windy weather for a time, but not all the time. we have low pressure pushing a band of cloud in from the atlantic and that will bring some outbreaks rain eastwards through the day. with that wet weather some fairly strong and gusty winds. so we start the morning in northern ireland and western scotland, wales and the south—west with this rain. we then move across the midlands, north—east england, east scotland, eventually rain into the south—east, but by this stage the wet weather is light and patchy. behind the rain