taking their dog for a walk, or maybe they were on their way to work. anyone with information should call police right away. you can remain anonymous by calling crimestopper - at 702-385-55-55. two people were injured in what is suspected to have been a fire caused by arson in north las vegas. one man has been taken into custody after the monday night fire - near las vegas boulevard and carey. one of the peopl was taken to u-m-c for treatment. the other was treated at the scene. the suspect s identity has not been released at this time. but a man who lived at the home - says his roommate may be to blame. i don t know this is just a bad area. something s up with this place. there were squatters in here before we came in here. i don t know what i m going to do now, cause i don t have anyone else in town. north las vegas fire crews say dollars in damage a man has pleaded guilty to felony d-u-i charges - in a fiery crash with a sightseeing bus - that left two people dead. pro
dover, wilmington delaware here at the airport we have 46 e until 7:08. your fox cast has a high of 66 e today, on the cool side but a nice autumn day, a few included down to 49. that is your weather authority forecast. we will see how long you keep this weather pattern going. it is never too early, bob kelly. never too early, figuring out for weekend, but good morning. it is 5:01 for the gang waking up to the frost on the pumpkin down here live look at cape may toll place there, so for everybody down the shore, good morning, time to kick those covers off and get moving. in problems up and over bennie coming into downtown, the schools, on is schools were off yesterday and back in class today. i think some also have off again tomorrow, as on you jewish friend celebrate the holiday so kind of an upside down kind of a week here this is a full week of school for everybody. west philadelphia watch for a fire location at 5100 block of parish street with local detours. philadelphi
your thoughts on if there is an anti-police culture currently in the united states. in law enforcement, current and retired, and you give your thoughts there s a number. 202-847-8000. 202-748-8001. twitter page is @ cspanwj. facebook.com/cspan. in the new york times today eric adams a former captain and the president.rough taking a look at the current police culture in the united states. us is ue line between what it s titled. he said this. we cannot and should not ignore deeply rooted anger that millions of good hearted americans feel at this moment. not just motion born in the last few days and months. the shootings that claimed the lives of alston sterling and philandro castile are the only this causes to stir anger. my solution to the tension between the people and police is to seek unity not by division. about t how people feel the transformation. they are undoubtedly correct adding that i hear those sayings the time, that s forever, over.ime for talk is i agree, it inco
kate snow. good evening. it happened so suddenly, so quickly, last evening just as people were sitting down to dinner, the rain started pounding ellicott city, maryl d maryland, and didn t let up for several hours. the flash flooding that followed turned deadly and left behind scenes of utter destruction. the state s lieutenant governor said it looked like a movie disaster scene with the worst of it right on main street. tammy leitner is there and starts us off tonight. reporter: it happened in an instant. get inside! get inside! get inside! reporter: powerful floodwaters sweeping through historic ellicott city on a busy saturday night. there s people in the water! oh, my god! oh, my god! reporter: diners in this restaurant watching in horror as people hung on to cars floating down main street. inside that car, a woman trapped. you have to! reporter: residents jumped into action, forming a human chain to get her to safety. i will never forget seeing
tracking storms. when we could see heavy rain and flooding in our area. up in flames. we ll show you how a community is coping after a fire destroyed a local landmark. and on the road to rio. how nbc 10 viewers helped make it possible for a local man to see his son compete in the olympics. nbc 10 news at 11:00 starts now. nbc 10 news starts now. we begin with a first alert. nbc 10 radar is tracking summer storms that could bring heavy rain and flooding to our area just in time for the start of your workweek. here s a live look at the kimmel center campus camera. it s dry out there right now. but you ll need to keep an umbrella handy for tomorrow. and for more on what to expect, let s go to nbc 10 first alert meteorologist sheena parveen who has your neighborhood forecast. there s a flash flood watch for parts of our area tomorrow? there is. it s because we already saw a lot of heavy rain in these sections earlier this morning and even yesterday. so we have a first
kate snow. good evening. it happened so suddenly, so quickly, last evening just as people were sitting down to dinner, the rain started pounding ellicott city, maryl maryland, and didn t let up for several hours. the flash flooding that followed turned deadly and left behind scenes of utter destruction. the state s lieutenant governor said it looked like a movie disaster scene with the worst of it right on main street. tammy leitner is there and starts us off tonight. instant. get inside! get inside! get inside! reporter: powerful floodwaters sweeping through historic ellicott city on a busy saturday night. there s people in the water! oh, my god! oh, my god! reporter: diners in this restaurant watching in horror as people hung on to cars floating down main street. inside that car, a woman trapped. you have to! chain to get her to safety. i will never forget seeing that video of the human chain saving that person out of that car. i ll never forget that,
kate snow. good evening. it happened so suddenly, so quickly, last evening just as people were sitting down to dinner, the rain started pounding ellicott city, maryland, and didn t let up for several hours. the flash flooding that followed turned deadly and left behind scenes of utter destruction. the state s lieutenant governor said it looked like a movie disaster scene with the worst of it right on main street. tammy leitner is there and starts us off tonight. get inside! get inside! get inside! reporter: powerful floodwaters sweeping through historic ellicott city on a busy saturday night. there s people in the water! oh, my god! oh, my god! reporter: diners in this restaurant watching in horror as people hung on to cars floating down main street. inside that car, a woman trapped. you have to! reporter: residents jumped chain to get her to safety. i will never forget seeing that video of the human chain saving that person out of that car. i ll ne
mack and artist and activist bree newsome who was in the streets last night in charlotte. tulsa, oklahoma, or the community is reeling over video footage showing a white police officer shooting and killing 40-year-old african american terence crutcher while his hands were in the air. this is what we know. we know there was no gun in the car. we know he was unarmed. we know he was moving slow. we knew he did not commit a crime like the new york bomber did who is still alive. we know all of these things, but my brother is dead. amy: we will go to tulsa to speak with activist marq lewis of we the people oklahoma, then we go back to 1921, the night tulsa burned. it was black wall street a white wench bob marotta through the streets killing hundreds of blacks in a thriving african-american business district. blacks. army then bombed wall street. we will speak with hannibal johnson, author of growth black wall street. in the connecticut state troopers unwittingly record them
the north carolina governor has to clear the state of emergency and called out the national guard. corine speak with naacp mack and artist and activist bree newsome who was i in the reets last night in arlolotte. tulsasa, okhoma, or thehe community is reeling over video footage showing a white polilice officer shootiting and k killing 40-year-old africann american terence crutcher while his hands were in the air. this is what we know. we know there was no gun in the car. we know he was unarmed. we know he was moving slow. we knew he did not commit a crime like the new york bomber did who is still alive. we knowll of these things, but my brorother is dead. amy: we willll go to tulsa to speak withth activist marq lewis of we the people oklahoma, then we go back to 1921, the night tulsa burned. it was black wall street a white wench bob marotta through the streets killing hundreds of blacks in a thriving african-american business district. blacks. army then bombed wall str
the north carolina governor has to clear the state of emergency and called out the national guard. corine speak with naacp mack and artist and activist bree newsome who was i in the reets last night in arlolotte. tulsasa, okhoma, or thehe community is reeling over video footage showing a white polilice officer shootiting and k killing 40-year-old africann american terence crutcher while his hands were in the air. this is what we know. we know there was no gun in the car. we know he was unarmed. we know he was moving slow. we knew he did not commit a crime like the new york bomber did who is still alive. we knowll of these things, but my brorother is dead. amy: we willll go to tulsa to speak withth activist marq lewis of we the people oklahoma, then we go back to 1921, the night tulsa burned. it was black wall street a white wench bob marotta through the streets killing hundreds of blacks in a thriving african-american business district. blacks. army then bombed wall str