still undefeated, keith thurman. let's bring in our unofficial scorer steve farhood. >> interesting that the 12th round the judges disagreed. as a matter of fact they disagreed on four or five of the round. the 12th round was not pivotal. thurman had the fight won, regardless of how they scored that. my score matched the three judges. i think we all knot there in different ways. >> i thought the scoring in this fight was fair. it was a very close fight. >> yeah, i thought it was fair, too. i thought thurman slightly edged it. but a great fight by both guys. >> they say the sequel is never as good as the original. i think a rematch might be better. let's go to brian custer. >> all right, mo. thank you very much. i'll tell you what, this was championship boxing at its best. i wouldn't have been mad if this thing ended in a draw. by what a performance by keith thurman and shawn porter. stay with us. we'll recap our night of boxing as we continue from the barclays center here in brooklyn. showtime championship boxing on

still undefeated, keith thurman. let's bring in our unofficial scorer steve farhood. >> interesting that the 12th round the judges disagreed. as a matter of fact they disagreed on four or five of the round. the 12th round was not pivotal. thurman had the fight regardless of how they scored that. my score matched the three judges. i think we all knot there in different ways. >> i thought the scoring in this fight was fair. it was a very close fight. >> yeah, i thought it was fair, too. i thought thurman slightly edged it. but a great fight by both guys. >> they sayhe sequel is never as good as the original. i think a rematch might be better. let's go to brian custer. >> all right, mo. thank you very much. i'll tell you what, this was championship boxing at its best. i wouldn't have been mad if this thing ended in a draw. by what a performance by keith thurman and shawn porter. stay with us. we'll recap our night of boxing as we continue from the barclays center here in brooklyn. showtime championship boxing on cbs pre

still undefeated, keith thurman. let's bring in our unofficial scorer steve farhood. >> interesting that the 12th round the judges disagreed. as a matter of fact they disagreed on four or five of the round. the 12th round was not pivotal. thurman had the fight won, that. my score matched the three judges. i think we all knot there in different ways. >> i thought the scoring in this fight was fair. it was a very close fight. >> yeah, i thought it was fair, too. i thought thurman slightly edged it. but a great fight by both guys. >> they say the sequel is never as good as the original. i think a rematch might be better. let's go to brian custer. >> all right, mo. thank you very much. i'll tell you what, this was championship boxing at its best. i wouldn't have been mad if this thing ended in a draw. by what a performance by keith thurman and shawn porter. stay with us. we'll recap our night of boxing as we continue from the barclays cbs presented by premiere boxing champions was sponsored by: >>> next, a shooting invol

still undefeated, keith thurman. let's bring in our unofficial scorer steve farhood. >> interesting that the 12th round the judges disagreed. as a matter of fact they disagreed on four or five of the round. the 12th round was not pivotal. thurman had the fight won, regardless of how they scored that. my score matched the three judges. i think we all knot there in different ways. >> i thought the scoring in this fight was fair. it was a very close fight. >> yeah, i thought it was fair, too. i thought thurman slightly edged it. but a great fight by both guys. >> they say the sequel is never as good as the original. i think a rematch might be better. let's go to brian custer. >> all right, mo. thank you very much. i'll tell you what, this was championship boxing at its best. i wouldn't have been mad if this thing ended in a draw. by what a performance by keith thurman and shawn porter. stay with us. we'll recap our night of boxing as we continue from the barclays center here in brooklyn. showtime championship boxing on

maybe for next time for keith. jamie ron, better known as captain nbc, he competed on tonight's episode and several other seasons of the show. he also co-owns pinnacle parkour academy in cherry hill where he trains ninja warrior hopefuls. here's what he had to say about keith's performance and what it takes to survive the course. >> he did pretty well. first one he made it through the obstacle which is great, especially your first try out. the third just wasn't moving quick enough and fell out to the side. the main things you have to number one have a plan. number two, have a backup plan. and then have a backup backup plan. >> richardson of philadelphia must have had the right plan. he made it all the way through the course and we know keith will next time as well. >>> chipotle sint deucing a new loyalty program to get customers back into its stores after a series of food scares. you may recall. the mexican food chain will roll out the three-month program july 1st. it will reward customers based on the numbers of t

i would like to introduce to sergeant john carr, representing san jose police department keith kelley club. >>> before i start, standing up here reminds me of doing everything which is a very formal affair. it starts like rollcall. we call out your name. it is very articulate and sharp. and all the time if there is anything wrong i get a text on my phone. and it would be mike teasing me or say you need to stand up taller, your hair look really great today. you look like an old man. just being here reminds me of what mike would do. i have the honor to speak today for two reasons. first mike worked on my shift as a swing patrol officer for three years where we became very good friends. second i am here on behalf of the san jose police department keith kelley club an organization that was near and dear to my's heart. the keith kelley club was founded in 1944 and named after the first center -- san jose police officer killed in world war ii. evolved out of the widows and orphans fund which was established to assist department members and their families who are faced with an unexpected cri

i'm keith jones. >> i'm jacqueline london. tonight, the fbi is investigating claims from members of florida's gay community that omar mateen had visited pulse nightclub before sunday morning's mass shooting and that he had been spotted on gay dating apps. tonight, we have team coverage of this story. we begin with nbc 10's george spencer who is live in orlando. >> and george, you learned that president obama is set to visit the city? >> reporter: keith, the president will be here on thursday to pay his respects and, quote, stand in solidarity. this lawn in the middle of downtown orlando the scene of a vigil attended by thousands tonight. some still here. a unified vigil. a growing memorial here on this day when we have learned so much more detail about the shooter who started it all. with every toll of the bell, orlando remembers one of the 49 deceased souls. spread across this crowd, a sea of candles glowing in support. the city's first vigil after the sunday morning attack, somber and pain, then noisy and proud, including th

how did you do, keith? >> on a scale of one to team, one being easy, ten being hard, i'd say it was a ten. i came, i saw, i didn't conquer. >> i got wet. >> that a boy. >> good for him. >> we're proud of keith. >> keith said the experience was a blast and a great workout. he appreciates much more what it takes to be a real american ninja warrior. >> when you watch the show, i myself can't believe it. i wouldn't make it through one rung. >> 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," water and debris come pouring down from the ceiling of a philadelphia boarding house after the roof caved in. >>> millions of dollars, that's how much the philadelphia school district will pay up after its former superintendent was found guilty of discrimination. >>> and we are tracking showers and storms throughout the area. by we we mean -- >> bill henley. >> there you go. that may be coming in this afternoon and this evening.

keith? >> reporter: jim, secretary of state john kerry says the negotiations for britain to leave the european union must not, quote, cut the nose off to spite the face. kerry's in london, by the way, to meet prescription david cameron. cameron says today the uk will not trigger formal eu exit talks at this stage. during an address before members of parliament, cameron said this wasn't the outcome he wanted but the results must be expected and implemented in the best way possible. >> it is going to be difficult. we've already seen that there are going to be adjustments within our economy, complex constitutional issues and challenging new negotiations to undertake with europe >> reporter: the conservative party leader says there will be no immediate changes for eu citizens now living in the uk, but not everyone is going along with these developments. an online petition in the uk now has more than 3.5 million signatures calling for a revote to maybe save britain's place in the union. for now l

keith just pauses and he looks at me and he throws the lighter at me. he just throws it at me. i thought in my head, i haven't smoked one of these in ten years, but if there's ever a a time to smoke a cigarette, it's with keith richards. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> yeah. [ applause ] yeah, i smoked it. it was enjoyable. and i'm grateful because, you know, when you're dealing with keith, i was lucky it was just a cigarette. you know, back in the day, who knows. here you go. how about a pound of cocaine and heroin. >> jimmy: that didn't happen. just a cigarette. i got him at a good time. >> jimmy: you got to hear the interview if you want to check it out. it's so entertaining and fun. i love that you fanboyed out. i do it all the time on the show. which i'm about to do also with your show "maron." premieres tomorrow on ifc, 9:00 p.m. what's happening to catch people up to this season? >> well, at the end of the last season, the character of me is in trouble. i'm okay. the character of me's in trouble. >> jimmy: the fictional character. >> the fictional marc maron. who has been sober f

hour --n the first [indiscernible] keith huxen: we are actually in the normandy landings gallery, a very special gallery for us because our museum was 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. white was fought, how it was capitowon, what it means today. in this gallery, we get to the big moment where the united states and her allies had to win this particular day. d-day, june 6, 1944. narrated is our film by tom brokaw, which gives our visitors the overarching story of d-day normandy. but next to me over here on the left, a very special exhibit. this is an exhibit case dedicated to ernie pyle's long thin line of anguish column. ernie pyle actually walked the beaches at normandy where the american forces landed, and he everything left over from war by the troops coming ashore on the beach. what we have in this case is actual artifacts and sand from utah and omaha beaches. pyle writes about what he found. you can see he talks about shoe polish, diaries, bibles, han

keith came up with the topic. how do you plan to make an indelible impact that will last long after you're gone. >> it was very hard to write. the whole time i was writing it i was thinking to myself, what would cara be saying in this essay right now? academics were so important to cara, and writing. so the fact that they had to write an essay is perfect for honoring cara's memory. >> reporter: they say they can feel her presence on stage and in their hearts. the show must go on, they say, because cara wouldn't want it any other way. >> i know she would be telling us to keep going, keep smiling, keep shining and sparkling. >> by the way, keith read all of those essays and he also chose the winner. >>> now your nbc10 first alert neighborhood weather. >> we're off to a cool start this morning. also sunny. you'll need the sunglasses today as you head out this afternoon. a nice weekend overall. a nice start to your weekend this morning. mainly clear skies across the area. looking good at the beaches later this afterno

>> keith, i expect it to be close, that's the nature of our state. we're what i might call a barely blue state, 51-49 or 52-48 kind of a state and i expect it to be close. i think in the end secretary clinton will win and she'll win because of -- certainly because of her record and her experience but also her plans to tackle the basic challenges people are facing. the lack of wage growth going back decades not just years and the challenges people face in their own lives and in the economy and obviously the issue of national security will be paramount. i don't think we've ever had a candidate better prepared to work on economic security as well as national security than secretary clinton. >> let's talk about the process of elections. you're a super delegate. it's been a controversial position this cycle. do you think the party should do away with super delegates? >> i'd favor a lot of changes. we've got to make sure that the nomination process reflects the will of the people and also a nomination process which is closely connected to making sure that

. >> keith jones is live at city hall. keith, the soda tax has not crossed the finish line yet but did clear a major hurdle. >> reporter: that's right, jacqueline, a major hurdle and major victory for mayor jim kenney at city hall not to mention a major blow to the soda industry and people against more taxes in the city. >> thank you all very much. >> reporter: cameras capture cola history, council gives the early approval. >> traditionally the bills come out of committee with a significant vote, more often than not it will pass. >> reporter: the proposed tax rate dropped from 3 cents per ounce to 1.5 cents per ounce but covers more drinks. artificially sweetened beverages are included. in other words, diet soda. earlier today emotions bubbled over. inside -- >> no new taxes. >> reporter: and outside. the city says the tax would raise about $91 million over the next year funding quality pre-k investment, schools, reinvestment in parks and education but tonight it was also revealed it would pad the city's general fund. >> t

keith came up with the topic. how do you plan to make an indelible impact that will last long after you're gone? >> it was very hard to write. the whole time i was writing it i was thinking to myself, what would cara be saying right now? >> academics were so important to cara and writing. so the fact they had to write an essay is perfect for honoring cara's memory. >> reporter: they say they can feel her presence on stage and in their hearts. they sate show must go on because cara wouldn't have want td any other way. >> she'd tell to us keep going, keep smiling and sparkling. >> reporter: ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >> hearts remain 45e6y in philadelphia, new jersey and right here at nbc 10. we can tell you keith read all of those essays and he chose the winner. >>> new at 6:00, dozens of health care workers in south jersey could lose their jobs because of a pending partnership. the inspira health network is joining with devitae health care partners. more than 60 workers received layoff notices. inspira says it is

. >> good evening, i'm keith jones. >> i'm jacqueline london. we begin with breaking news out of wilmington. police say five people were shot. they've all been transported to the hospital. >> nbc 10's brandon hudson is live near the scene of the shooting with the very latest. what have you learned? >> reporter: keith and jacqueline, of the five people who were shot, some are teenagers. they're all recovering now at the hospital. police just opened up this part of south van buren street and chestnut street. we saw them around the corner investigating trying to find out how this shooting happened. let's go to video we shot not too long ago. skyforce 10 over the scene as detectives arrived here in wilmington, delaware, right around south van buren street and elm street to find out how this shooting happened. again, five people shot. we're still trying to find out what led to shooting. what the motive is. list are still looking for a suspect. we also know that police are also trying to find a weapon. we will continue to follow this story as it devel

keith huxen: one of the thing we show is americans being captured. we haven't mentioned p.o.w.'s. i wanted to point this out. here is the prison of war i.d. tag of benjamin cohen. he was with the 423rd infantry regimen. he is going to be captured early on in the battle of the bulge. one thing i will mention of general interest, it was better to be a prisoner of war of the nazis than it was of the japanese. better than 40% of american p.o.w.'s of the japanese perished in these camps. the germans were concerned that the allies would give the treatment to their own p.o.w.'s tended to respect the rules of the geneva convention which the japanese refused to sign. i wanted to point that out, that not everything in war is necessarily victorious. sometimes you wind up on not just the losing side but in the enemy's hand. so, overhear here one other thing i wanted to point out was the famous prayer card that general george patton asked his chaplain to come up with to basically guarantee good weather during the battle of the bulge. and basically, when the chaplain made the prayer, the weathe

from all of us at nbc 10, i'm keith jones. the news continues with nbc nightly news with lester holt. see us both here at 11:00. have a good night. >>> developing news tonight. a state of emergency for millions on the gulf coast, as tropical storm colin closes in on landfall, triggering storm surge, torrential floods, and tornado warnings. thousands are without power. >>> trump slammed by major republicans over his attacks on a federal judge over his mexican heritage. also, nbc news learning of a phone call between president obama and bernie sanders, as hillary clinton closes in on the nomination. >>> no charges for the parents in that gorilla tragedy at the zoo, as the prosecutor comes to their defense. >>> the powerful message from the survivor of a brutal campus sex assault delivered directly to her attacker, as outrage grows over the judge's sentence. >>> and exclusive

>> keith jones, thank you. >>> a developing story in southern california now. the lapd confirming two people have been killed in aed in suicide shooting on the ucla campus today. police put the campus on lockdown after the shooting as they search for a possible active shooter, but there was no gunman on the loose. the campus was on lockdown for a few hours but that was lifted in the past 45 minutes or so. nbc10 will keep an eye on the situation and bring you updates from california. >>> at home, an off-duty philadelphia police officer fired his gun at a suspect, but one of the bullets smashed into the lobby at temple university hospital. investigators say the shooting happened late last night in north philadelphia. happened when a car crashed into the officer's motorcycle and the driver took off. no one was hurt during the shooting. officers found the suspect's car near sixth and came bria. the driver turned herself in this morning but police haven't release her name. >>> decision 2016 coverage now. democratic presidential front-runner hillary clinton is rallyi

good evening, i'm keith jones. just hours ago, clinton hit the magic number of delegates she needed. that means now that she's the presumptive democratic nominee. but her campaign says she's still focused on tomorrow's primaries including the one in new jersey. nbc 10 national correspondent jennifer bjork lrland has the latest. >> the next president of the united states, hillary clinton. >> reporter: the air around candidate clinton e lrectrifiey candidate clinton e lrectrifi electrified she's at the magic number. >> according to the news we're on the brink of a historic, historic unprecedented moment. but we still have work to do, don't we? >> reporter: still, hillary clinton is focusing on the biggest prize in the tuesday elections. california. bernie sanders campaigning in the northern part of the state has a chance to win. she's setting her sights on the election tomorrow and looking ahead to november. >> we've got to tell the rest of the country that donald trump is not qualified to be president. he is tempera

keith? >> reporter: officer dorman, the hero of delaware county came home from the hospital and few wouldn't even guess the 25-year-old officer would make such a quick recovery. today he was greeted by friends, fellow officers and, of course, his family. age escort of squad cars followed dorman from the hospital to the folcroft fire department where he's volunteered since he was 16 years old. he and his parents were overwhelmed by the crowds of people cheering and waving flags. he's not talking about the shooting, but he's talking about getting back on the job as soon as he can. >> i would like to say thank you for everybody for bei

>> reporter: hi, keith. philadelphia police tell us the southwest philadelphia teen, quintis clark, they believe was trying to rob the victim and got caught in the act. >> if you want a neighbor living next to you, it was joe. >> reporter: yet homicide investigators allege a neighborhood kid killed joseph daly. nbc 10 has learned police believe when 18-year-old quintis clark broke into the back of daly's home, daly caught him. >> he fought back and ultimately he was killed. >> reporter: when police searched the home, they found daly strangled and beaten to death in the living room. his blue van was missing. police now have the van. a warrant has been issued for clark. police say clark killed daly and drove off in the local handyman's work van. >> he was seen getting out of the victim's van. we had a couple l people come forward and put him inside of the house at the time of the murder. >> reporter: police also say the 78-year-old daly had lived in this community for 50 years. he was active with the local ame

. >>> i'm keith jones here with these passengers. hear what they had to say about emergency evacuation next at 11:00. >>> also a local teenager tried to swim his way to rio. what happened as he tried to score a trip to the olympics >>> and insect infestation you need a leaf blower to fight it. the problem that has people bugging out in pennsylvania. >>> and i'm tracking thunderstorms. before the week is over, i'll show you that detailed 4th of july forecast. no matter where you're going this weekend, that's coming up next. >>> a show of support tonight in camden county for the victims of the orlando terror attack. a march for love was held in cooper river park to honor the victims. participants were encouraged to wear rainbow colors. >>> turkish authorities say they are increasingly convinced the islamic state group was behind the airport attack that left more than 40 people dead. tonight we have a clearer timeline of the attack. one of the bombers entered the terminal, opened fire and blew himself up knnear the x-ray machine. the se

keith thank you as always. keith sherin, ceo of ge capital on a momentous day for the company. >> you both guys are young. your best days are ahead of you. our rally is picking up steam here in the u.s. largely taking a cue from what's going on in europe. >> this is a strong rally for a second day in europe. it's broad based and pushing the indices up, some over 3%. cutting the losses in the wake of the vote we got friday morning from the broad market to under 5%. a strong rally. doesn't mean to denigrate what's happening in uk. sterling is rebounding. impact of sterling beginning to affect the forecast moving forward. not only are people saying and i'm looking here at a consensus of economic survey growth may grind to a halt next year in the uk, inflation because they are an importer, inflation could rise above the bank of england's target. the other country closely aligned to the uk is republic of ireland. today you saw their bonds surge on this fear of this defensive play which took the yields down to fresh

stuart: that's reality, keith, what did you say? >> that's exactly what i say, people are going to say gee-whiz, look at technology. everyone arguing for higher minimum wages, this is the result. mark my word, this is going to kill jobs and increase profitability, great for companies because this is what the econy is going to if you want to give money away. stuart: the law of unintended consequences. keith, i want you in on this one, apple, the i-cloud, they've been restored after a seven-hour outage yesterday. keith, is that a big deal? >> this is a huge deal. this is like chipotle, it cuts right to the core. chipotle is all about the food and they didn't get on top of the program, this is all about the big data and we've been talking about this for months. i'm convinced they're moving to big data. this could not have happened at a worse time. they're out seven hours and didn't talk about it. i'm wondering whether apple lost control over some element of this production. >> thank you, keith. i want to get to amazon. we'll spend time

keith? >> reporter: officer dorman, the hero of delaware county came home from the hospital and few wouldn't even guess the 25-year-old officer would make such a quick recovery. today he was greeted by friends, fellow officers and, of course, his family. age escort of squad cars followed dorman from the hospital to the folcroft fire department where he's volunteered since he was 16 years old. he and his parents were overwhelmed by the crowds of people cheering and waving flags. he's not talking about the shooting, but he's talking about getting back on the job as soon as he can. >> i would like to say thank you for everybody for being there for me and my family and fellow brothers and the blue tradition. everybody that supports me a lot, appreciate it. >> reporter: his parents say they support his son's decision to get back to work as a police officer. they say helping people is just who he is. and as you can see, one of the bullets hit dorman in the face, and we're told by his family that h

>> that's right, keith. we have one heavy shower that just formed in lower montgomery county sparking a flood advisory. we'll talk more about that coming up. >>> coming up on nbc10 news at 6:00 -- a $20 million fraud ring. why police arrested a woman for the third time in the past year and a half. >>> philadelphia gun owners who don't lock up their guns especially around kids dould face legal trouble now. councilman daryl chashg is proposing legislation that would hold gun owners who don't properly store firearms criminally viable. they heard testimony from cease-fire, pennsylvania. they say states that have child access prevention laws see fewer unintentional shootings involving minors. >> this is not a bill that is taking atway rights of access to the general population. but it is a bill that ensures that young people in households don't have access to weapons. >> councilman clark says the city is ready to go to court over the bill if the national rifle association opposes it. >>> take a look at this. offi

keith loving is charged withlove second degree murder.co he admitted he was on drugsgs smoking synthetic marijuanaic mj and pcp before the incidents.ncd right now he's currently beingny held without bond.utond. >> today is sentencing day forgy a former employee at dunbar d high school who pled guilty toll sexually abusing seven male students. charles young has be i in november 2014 and will be required to register as a sex offender for the remainder oford his life. after he is released from jail. >>> also in district, policet,ol stopping a frightening shooting plot at the lands of a 17-year-old. >> police say his target was his ex-girlfriend, her mother m and her school. and fox5's melanie alnwicke alnk live at that school inchl greenbelt maryland with all the details and mel, very frightening details here.etai >> reporter: absolutely.bsol and when you read the search tha warrant and the affidavit you can see why they were able to get a night judge to give them e

keith jones, nbc10 news. >>> i am ironman! >> superheroes and comic book characters of all ages are taking over philadelphia this weekend. the pennsylvania convention center is hosting wizard world comic-con for the 16th time. thousands of fans from across the country are in town to celebrate the best in pop culture. graphic novels. video games and science fiction. >>> just a few minutes before 5:30 on this saturday. we are following the news that broke overnight. boxing legend muhammad ali has died. he was 74. nbc10's randy gyllenhaal is at xfinity live at the statue of one of ali's most famous opponents. >> muhammad ali dead at a hospital in phoenix. coming up next his legendary fight with joe frazier. plus what pennsylvania's boxing commissioner has to say about his legacy. >>> we have a mixed bag for our forecast today. sun, clouds, the possibility of late-day showers moving through the area, mainly north and west. but tomorrow we could be facing some severe weather. i'll have all the details after the break. >>> nbc10 bre

stones and kelg keith richards and mick jagger rock and roll has been good for you but it's time to go for chamber music. i don't think they do that and i don't think he does that. >> brit, your thoughts of wrapping up this week. >> trump must appeal to a much larger universe of voters than he did during the primary season and he seems not to recognize what that means. and what it means is that you simply have to be very careful and disciplined in what you say and as george suggests it may not simply be in the man to do that. we will see. but these kind of reactions to things, this is -- this is a personal reaction to what he claims is unfair rulings by a judge and he shot from the hip and it worked like crazy this sort of stuff during the primary season. it will not work during a general election when you need to gather in people who previously weren't for you. it's as simple as that. and he needs to recognize that and act accordingly if he can. >> we'll see if he can. panel, we'll take a break right here, we will see you a little

liam mchue alongside mike m had ilbury and keith jones. both teams talking about fast starts, strong starts. individually, who had the most focused start? >> mike: for me, it was matt murray. he's coming off a subpar performance in the last one, but makes an outstanding save on matt nieto. then the penguins go the other way. dumoulin draws the penalty on zubrus and it's brian dumoulin with great patience on the power play. finds the hole, finds the net and the penguins have the start they're looking for, a 1-0 lead. >> liam: despite that goal against, we heard chants of jonesy. were they for our league? >> mike: no, they were not. they were for martin jones who was absolutely terrific. i didn't think the first goal he gave up, but after that he was right on it. and he had to be. crosby in tight, kessel gets a handle on it. he fires into the vicinity. cosby gets another whack at it. crosby and sheary with a point-blank opportunity. kessel gets a little bad on this one. this could be 4-0 right now. >> keith: i'm sorry. i was sure it was me.

pretty amazing prognosis, right, keith? >> reporter: he's expected to make a full recovery. that's what the follow kroft police department tweeted out earlier today. we learned inside he had successful facial surgery. officials say he was shot through his creeks. remarkably, the loved ones, they're in folcroft. we went to i avigil tonight. they're sending their thoughts and prayers his way here in the hospital. at a vigil in the shadow of a church called true love -- >> it's phenomenal how much time he puts into this community. >> reporter: chris dorman was all anyone could talk about. folcroft fire chief tom weber's known him for ten years. >> he's awake and talking. so that's great. that's the first step to hopefully a speedy recovery and he can get back to doing what he loves to do. >> reporter: what the 25-year-old loves is being a police officer. not to mention fighting fires as a volunteer, which he's done since he was 16. now he's fighting to recover after being shot seven times, once in the face. >> right now they're working on the facial damage that he has. it was a

. >> i'm keith jones. nbc news declared clinton the presumptive nominee last night but the clinton campaign waited until she won new jersey's primary before making a victory lap. >> clinton used the speech to attack donald trump who she said was unfit to be president. but she also focused on the historic nature of the win and thank eed her supporters for helping her earn the victory. >> tonight's victory is not about one person. it belongs to generations of women and men who struggled and sacrificed and made this moment possible. >> clinton also used tonight's speech to mend fences with bernie sanders supporters who she will need to win the general election in november. >> and clinton's win is front-page news all around the country. here's the headline of tomorrow's "new york post." "the first lady hill makes history as female nominee." tonight clinton supporters are celebrating her historic night. >> nbc 10's lauren mayk live at a watch party in center city. i can only imagine the reaction where you are a

[applause] >> thanks so much, keith. so we've got about 15 minutes left, and i want to make sure we have lots of time for -- well, lots of time, some time for audience questions. so i would say, i would like to pose one question to all of you that you can answer or not as the case may be based on things that everyone has said, right? everyone's pointed out that coverage, coverage is a huge issue. keith has just put on the table idea that the key to it internationally is compulsory participation. is that the key to it? and, you know, related to what, the way he framed it at the end which i thought was really useful, right, was like there's an ideal system in mind, and then there's realistically how close can you get there. we all know the prospects for compulsory systems in the united states are particularly challenging in the aftermath of the affordable care act. so comment, if you would, on whether you think compulsory is a solution or what a better, what a different alternative might be that would get us there. >> you

keith jones has more. keith? >> today's riling with a lot of political layers, but bolt tom line, millions of undocumented immigrants could be sent out of the country. today, the supreme court locked in a tie on the immigration issue meaning the lower court ruling stays in place. that court ruled that the obama administration did not have the authority to shield up to 4 million immigrants from deportation and make them eligible for work permits without approval from congress. the death of justice scalia left the supreme court evenly divided on the issue, and under the president's proposal, adults in the united states illegally could remain if they meet certain residency requirements and have children who are american citizens or lawful permanent residents, but expands another program now in effect allowing young people to stay in the country if they were brought here under age 16. >> it is my firm belief immigration is not something to fear. we don't have to wall ourselves off from those who may not look like us

keith: all of our non-us operations are regulated by the authority in the u.k.. they are the largest regulated and what we basically have is about $50 billion of assets still to sell internationally. we have reached agreement on $25 billion of that. what our plan is is that we have about seven bank licenses in the eu and our plan is to sell those one of the time. we reached -- we did an ipo in the czech republic and we will return that license. we are doing commercial operations in france and germany in the next two weeks. we have a license in france and reach an agreement with servers. the last license will be in the u.k.. we have a schedule and seven licenses to return. we will work very constructively and we're going to exit those banks. as we exit the final bank in the eu, we will be out of the pra supervision. david: keith sherin joining us. back to you. oliver: coming up, we have marks was of interviews. david rubenstein co-ceo of carlyle group, talks business politics and much more. this is bloomberg. ♪ oliver: this is "bloomberg markets." i am all over

keith green's ex-girlfriend and two others are being held in connection with his death. vic lee is in the newsroom with the story you'll see only on abc 7 news. >> dan, abc 7 news has learned that san mateo sheriffs forensic units went to the hill borough home of green's ex-girlfriend twice to look for dna evidence in the murder. the second time just last week. sources with knowledge of the probe have also told us the sequence of events that led to the arrests. three people have been arrested, tiffany li and two others. they're charged with the murder of keith green, li's ex-boyfriend and father of their two young children. his body was found in mid-may in a field in smoem na county with a single gunshot wound to the neck. a week and a half later on may 20th, sheriff's deputies went to this apartment building in burlingame and arrested olivier adella. early the next morning, a s.w.a.t. team raided this mansion and arrested two more. several sources tell us that afr investigators identify green's body they began looking at li and buy yacht. their probe also led to adella

here's what they say -- well, to the paris victim's attorney, keith altman, keith. start off with your reaction to the statement, they are saying we reached out for a response, that's what they told us, without merit. that's what they say to you, how do you respond? >> i haven't seen a defendant yet that any plaintiff's case is without merit. that's totally expected, and nobody says they don't try to do something, the question is are they doing what they can reasonably do? that's what the slaughtabout. this is about behavior modification, about getting the companies to be aggressive and sensible in term of how they try to protect against allowing the use of their infrastructures for terrorism. cheryl: you are representing reynaldo gonzalez. >> that's correct. cheryl: his daughter died in paris, 23 years old. >> yes. cheryl: let me ask you this, what types of evidence, some of it you had to give to the court in california. you say that basically they're providing material support to isis. what is the evidence to show that, to prove that? >> one of the things is they

keith came up with the topic. how do you plan to make an indelible impact that will last long after you're gone. >> it was very hard to write. the whole time i was writing it, i was thinking to myself what would cara be saying right now? >> academics were so important to cara and writing. the fact that they had to write an essay is perfect for honoring her memory. >> reporter: they say they can feel her presence on stage and in their hearts. the show must go on, they say, because cara wouldn't want it any other way. >> i know she would be telling us to keep going. keep smiling. keep shining and sparkling. >> reporter: by the way, keith read all of those essays, and he also chose the winner. >>> we're looking at a winning forecast this weekend. looking nice both days. today starting out nice as well. mostly clear skies, cool in spots. we'll lose those very quickly as we start to see the temperatures jump. even warmer, though, on father's day. nice start to the weekend today, whether you are at the mountains, the ci

keith and jacqeline? >> your story touched on the families involved by this, but i'm sure the entire town feels a part of. >> reporter: keith, it is so powerful. throughout the day we have been watching people from a lot of the neighboring churches, regular folks out here just handing out water to mourners, to journalists alike. i was buying lunch at one of the popular grocery chains here in orlando, i told the young lady who was checking me out, i'm a journalist and she immediately said, you're here from the shooting. ly not forget the look on her face. it was a look that told me how much she was pained by it and almost how much she was a part of it. keith and jaqueline? >> george spencer worked in orlando, too, so i'm sure he feels part of the story as well. george, thank you. we'll check back with you in a little bit. >>> late this afternoon we learned that one of the youngest victims in the rampage is a recent high school graduate from philadelphia. >> she was in florida celebrating her graduation. ou

keith came up with the topic. how do you plan to make an indelible impact that will last long after you're gone. >> it was very hard to write. the whole time i was writing it, i was thinking, what would cara be saying in this essay right now? >> academics and writing were so important to cara. so the fact that they had to write an essay is perfect for honoring her memory. >> they say they can feel her presence on stage and in their hearts. the show must go on, they say, because cara wouldn't want it any other way. >> i know that she would be telling us to keep going, keep smiling, keep shining and sparkling. >> by the way keith read all of those essays, and he chose the winner. >>> a family in northeast pennsylvania has their beloved pet back today after it disappeared four years ago. the family lives in scranton and were away on vacation when their 6-year-old yellow lab mix named jack escaped from the pet-sitters. they lost hope after years of silence. then someone spotted a doing that looks like jax and the reco

. >> keith jones has been following developments for us from the digital operations center. keith, bring us up to speed. >> we're getting reports from turkish officials now, the country's justice minister confirms at least 10 people have been killed in those blasts, at least 2 of them, more than 20 of them wounded. we want to show the first images coming in shortly after the blasts. nbc news is reporting there were two suicide bombers. we're also learning that at least one of the explosions hit outside the airport's international arrival terminal. local news media reporting the sound of gunfire at that scene. turkey suffered several bombings in several months. it included two in istanbul targeting tourists which authorities blame on the islamist state group. right now no one has claimed responsibility for this attack. we'll continue to monitor the breaking news for you. as soon as we know anything new, we'll make sure to get it back to you. keith jones, nbc 10 news. >>> now to our forecast. clouds, rain and storms are all with us today. most places are just seeing dreary ski

keith jones, nbc 10 news. >> tomorrow keith jones continues our coverage with a look at the core and the shell of the comcast innovation and technology center. catch a story tomorrow on nbc 10 news at 5:00. >>> let's get a look at some of the stories we will follow this week on nbc 10. tomorrow, septa is launching a new fare system it calls the future of fare payment. the key cards will work on subways, buses, troll leys and eventually regional trail. it will launch at 6:00 tomorrow morning. 10,000 riders will be able to buy the cards first come first served. >>> it's back to the battleground states for the presidential candidates. that means a return to pennsylvania. hillary clinton will campaign in the pittsburgh area tuesday. >>> a final vote is expected thursday on philadelphia's so-called soda tax. the 1.5 cent per ounce tax on sugary drinks and diet sodas will go for a vote before full city council. the money will would used to pay for pre-k, community schools, and the city's pension system. >>> we have a nice night out there with a bit of a breeze. temperatures starting to go

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what a time, ted. >> reporter: it really is, keith. it likely would have a serious impact on the holiday weekend, one of the biggest of the entire year here in atlantic city. if the casinos have contingency plans for a major strike, they're not saying. elaine molloy said she's hoping for a deal. but will walk out friday from her longtime job as a cocktail server at bali's if necessary. >> i'm the person that gives directions and serves your beverage for $8.99 an hour, after 25 1/2 years. >> a strike is likely at possibly one or more properties, yes. >> reporter: as negotiations continue today between unite here local 54, and five atlantic city casinos, signs of the possible walkout became more visible at the union's headquarters. there, union members are receiving strike i.d. cards, and signing up for picket lines. local 54 represents more than 6,000 workers at harrah's, bali's caesar's, tropicana and trump taj mahal. >> i probably wouldn't come back again. >> reporter: a union source said there's been some progress in talks, but so fa

keith jones. back to you. >>> take a look now at this water main break in center city about that created a mess on the ground and trouble on the tracks. it happened around 11:00 this morning. sky force 10 was overhead after the line opened up a at 18th street. it's right near the construction site for the new comcast tower. it happened close to suburban station. septa says it caused delays on its regional rail lines. it's unclear what caused the water main break, but 18th is closed between market and arch as crews make repairs. >>> cooler down at the jersey shore today. nbc 10 found plenty of people walking the boards. some going with long sleeves or even pants. not a soul on the beach when we were there. >> a dry night but rain for the morning. >> yeah, parts of the area will see rain for the morning commute. so far we're still nice and dry, but the rain is approaching. we have showers and thunderstorms back off to our west. this will be here for some of you for the morning showers. in the meanti

keith and denise, it's frightening. >> terrifying. the fact it would happen that quickly so nonsha laulant walks of the pal. >>> the mother of a 3-year-old boy who got into the cincinnati zoo's gorilla exhibit will not be charged. the incident resulted in the shooting of the endangered gorilla to protect the little l boy. today prosecutors said the child's mother and three other kids with her and she was attending to them when the 3-year-old just scampered off. the boy apparently climbed over the outer barrier before falling some 15 feet into a shallow mote. the boy's family is pleased with the prosecutor's decision. they released a statement that reads in part "this is one more step in allowing us to put this tragic episode behind us and return to our normal family life." >>> new information now in the murder of a 78-year-old neigh r neighborhood handyman beaten and strangled inside his home. police say the killer is a ta teenager. police are looking for clark who they say broke into the man's home last week. nbc 10's monique braxton