get a free quote at progressive.com. >>> thirds annual dinner end blanc thursday night. outdoor dining event sold out. just fun to say. but you have your chance to win some free seats. just head to the cbs-3 facebook page, where you can end tow win two tickets, coming up at 6:45, talking live to some of the special guests about this event. and tell you more about how you can win two tickets. >> loverly,. >> dinner on blanc. >> you love saying that. >> i do. >> every time you say that i want to go (talking another language). >> oh, so funny. let's start things offer here with a quick check on "skycam 3". sunlight starting to pop over the horizon, gorgeous sunrise underway, see the ferris wheel on the pier lit up here. quiet, few more clouds building here across delaware with time. overall it is a nice day. sun, clouds, in the city, 83 for the high, little cooler in the poconos, still dry, with high of 74. torrey? >> thank you, katie. and as katie was just saying, that sun's coming up. you know what into means in the rush will soon be coming inment as we head outside, let'

have you heard of dinner end many blanc?gant spin on pop up picnic, it is happening in philly this week. coming up we're live with a look at what you can expect, and also, we'll tell you how to score two free tickets. >>> and word is jennifer laurence has new love interest, everyone, and he is a bit older than her, and he's also been linked to another celebrity. we'll tell you all about. that will >> amazing sand creations, thousands showed up for the annual sands sculpture contest, group of pros collaborated on 100-ton sculpture, depicting science fiction characters, images. the amateurs were competing for variety of gift packages, and all of the proceeds do benefit the long beach library foundation and children's hospital. very nice. >>> and that is just incredible. >> good day, katie, to go down to the beach and try to bill your own? >> oh, yes. i challenge you to make one us a awesome as those. cool work. good excuse to maybe make your own little sand cases he will. no matter how intricate it is. great beach day, storm s

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dinerdiner en blanc. >> look at you. can i go with you? oh, yes. diner en blanc.te. except we still don't know the location. we'll try to get it out of this woman. let's take some guests where it will be. but it will be this this is the "name your price" tool. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. >>> hey, tonight is the night for an evening in white, it is dinner en blank it is happening in just a participants dress up all morning in white, and they gather in a public space. >> different space's cross the city at 6:00 o'clock. then they where the dipper is held is in the last minute. they are doing that at 7:00 o'clock tonight. >> i guess, katie moran is here. we all love mystery. is that what makes it so exciting. >> people that don't know where they are going until the evening of. they don't know location until they arrived. >> it is exciting. >> we are getting a little feedback with that microphone. >> she's good. >> so part of this is the thing that goes into thi

. >>> well, thursday's popular diner on blanc event is sold out. a we for to you get tickets next. >>> plus in sports, phillies continue their west coast road trip against the giants. we will have the highlights, but first, here is a look at what's on cbs-3 tonight. >> phillies led a lead gem away from them in game two. we pick thins up, top of the fifth, howard at the plate, clutch hit to right fields. two run letters come home. at this point it looked good for the the phils. up five to one. things take a turn for the worse, morse getting a line up the center. will send one runner home for san francisco. few batters later the giants get another rbi hit to shallow left. put up total of four runs in the sixth inning alone. okay, the game headed into the bottom of the eighth. blanco, single to left, go ahead run goes home. phillies bats just can't get another run. and the giants steel this one, the final scour six to five. >>> other baseball team everyone is talking becomes of course, the taney dragons, taking the fields tonight against texas in thei

sauvignon blanc, things can happen you don't anticipate a problem down the road but things are great in the vineyard. we anticipate there being great quality as far as wines concerned. looking at seven, eight months down the road, in bottles, drinking and enjoying it. bottle dell lishgs, what we're looking for. >> rob, you're in charge of growing grapes. you've talked about two things, lower yield, fewer grapes and also what was the other thing? >> canopy developments, what we're doing is balancing the vine, managing the yield to vine balance. can knopy might be shorter and that's the result of the drought and water restrictions, managing water real preciously. >> grapes, 11:00 a.m., does that have any impact, are you that superstitious? >> we'll take all of the blessings we can possibly get. >> reporter: thank you. ben's got to get ready. steven will be heading over there within an hour after we get done. reporting live here in south livermore valley, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thou shall not question bob. >> we intend on reality checking the blessing of the grapes, whether

the tunnel at mont blanc in the alps has been closed ♪ s is democracy now. >> this is a very contentiousssue, israel and palestine. i am surprised it is only a contentious issue in the united states not even among the population. it is contentious because the u.s. government and the israeli government are blocking a very important consensus

yesterday was of course a kin diner en diner en blanc all of the guests wore white some fancy hats too. they learned the location of the gathering at the last minute then they head today broad street between pine and chestnut enjoyed some great food and great company. >> wow. >> and apparently some ballet. >> nice. >> right in the middle every broad street? >> hilarious to me. once a year. >> okay, that's nice. >> and red wine? bold move. >> frightening. we did have showers around, looks like it didn't affect them at all. it was scattered so they were luck. >> i yes. >> that was the thing, like where feeling lucky yesterday? obviously eventually dealt with some rain almost in every single location, enough to the point that we've had some flood advisories issued, still in effect, another hour across burlington and ocean county specifically. we look at storm scan3 see the retreat at this point of this batch, doesn't mean it is the back edge, unfortunately because remember, this is all part of a larger sluggish system, and because it is so slow to retreat we end one more showers or storms

the fact that growers were picking sav blanc here, that's telltale. and they're bearing about a half ton to a ton less than last year. that being said -- i see you tasting the grapes. >> taste beautiful. that's part of the magic of livermore valley. one of the world's greatest growing areas. drought has had a little bit of an impact, but no impact on the flavor of the fruit. >> reporter: why? i would expect it to make them shrivel up and die? >> we've had enough water. there are restrictions, we don't have as much water as we had last year, but early ripening grape, great balance in the vineyard in terms of canopy length and the like. and the fruit yields are down, so we don't need quite as much water to get the fruit in the kind of ripeness zone we like for flavor and textures. >> reporter: no one knows when this drought is going to end, it could be next year, could be in a generation, but that's why they're experimenting with drought-resistant plants. not the only vineyards in the states to be doing this. in june, they planted the 9 acres of chardon

they have already started harvesting the sauvignon blanc and cabernet starting in a week or so.been an early harvest because of the drought. let's talk weather. it certainly is hot away from the water. livermore today 91 degrees. oakland 79. san jose 79. santa rosa 86. and san francisco you're the cool spot but still seasonal. 67 degrees your current temperature. overnight tonight, mid-50s for santa rosa, san rafael. san jose you will drop down to 59. concord 60. want to talk earthquakes here for a second because the usgs still calls for a 12% chance a one in eight chance of a magnitude 5.0 or stronger aftershock between now and sunday. so certainly something to keep an eye on and pay attention to over the next couple of days. but there's an 88% chance that the worst of the aftershocks is now behind us. high pressure is holding in place keeping temperatures near where they should be for this time of year. you just saw that video from southern california that's former hurricane marie. we will be impacted by that. we will see rough surf. we will see clouds and swells increasing as

in 1986, he was a law student living in grand blanc, michigan. he won the tournament of champions.day, he's based in rome, where he works for the international fund for agricultural development. please welcome chuck forrest. and she was an actor and copy editor in new york city when she became a five-game champ. she's still a copy editor, t she now lives in a historic house in madison, indiana. please welcome india cooper. and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to game number one of the first round in our battle of the decades. i have been cheating a little. i've been eavesdropping on our contestants backstage -- all 15 players you're gonna see competing up here this week. and i can tell you, they are a marvelous group of individuals. they're all very successful, of course. they're kind of laid-back. they're gregarious. they're funny. and they're all getting along extremely well. but that may change. keep in mind that they are playing for an ultimate prize of $1 million. all rig

advil ed: happening right now, five climbers died on mount blanc in the french alps and sixth person is missing. they were trying to reach the 12,800-foot peek. >>> a body of a an american woman was stuffed inside after suitcase in a resort. authorities arrested the woman's 19-year-old daughter and her boyfriend in connection with the death. >>> three missionaries from charlotte, north carolina returned from africa under quarantine. none of them are sick from ebola but are being watched because they had possible contact with the virus. husband of one of two american missionaries treated with ebola in atlanta hospital, plans to hold a news conference during the second hour of "happening now." we'll monitor that for you and bring you news as it happens. jenna: back to our big story today, another 130 u.s. troops now on the ground in northern iraq on what the pentagon describes as a temporary mission to help rescue thousands of families. members of a religious minority that are trapped on sinjar mountain. as france also says it is sending arms to support the kurd in their fight against

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. >> kin diner en blanc. >> everybody's supposed to wear white. >> white linens, the whole thing. >>hey should tell you a hour before? >> we should guess. >> taney park. >> that would be fitting. don't you think? >> how about my apartment? >> you know? here's the concern. will it be under an umbrella? >> oh,. >> where ever it is? because there is if-ee weather in the forecast for later on in the day. right now, it is looking pretty goodment muggy, some clouds around, but also, some sunshine, as is evident right there. so, for today, we'll have clouds, some sun, it will be humid. and then scattered showers and pop up thunderstorms are more likely, the further into the day that you go. tomorrow, showers, in the morning, thunderstorms in the afternoon, doesn't look like a perfect friday. but we hope to recover in time for the weekend. that's what to expect from the weather authority. it is 6:52. time to take a look at traffic. we have an update in pottstown, berks street at west king street. >> this road hazard has now cleared. so let's check some of your travel times out there. schuylk

again be deck naught white for the third annual diner, or as the french would like to say, dine on blanc. we have a chance for to you win a pair of tickets. for this one, head to cbs-3 facebook page. where you can end tow win those tickets, the location for this will be kept secret until the date of the event. we will have monday for you on this event tomorrow morning on "eyewitness news". stay with us, we'll be right back. what's it like paying for internet rated 6th out of 7 in customer satisfaction? umm, i don't like it. we showed people a survey that stacked fios up against comcast. i'm with comcast right now. in the muckety muck. in the muckety muck down here. are you happy with next to last? no, that's not fun. that's not so bad, you're not dead last. it would be great to be up here. just squint at the chart and see if that makes a difference well, you know i still kind of know i'm at the bottom. if verizon fios gets the gold medal, what does comcast get? probably lead. tilt your head just upside down, just look at it this way, you're kind of on top. if i was like this, all day. al

this is what sauvignon blanc likes like. steve, tell me about the big harvest festival this weekend. >> sunday one day only this year harvest festival all the wineries will be doing special things, bands, food, tasting,a great way for people to discover livermore valley wine country. >> then what happened after we pick it? >> reporter: fruit goes to the winery. we put them in a press. goes fresh beautiful juice this morning. they will go into fermenters tomorrow morning. and they will start turning into wine right away. >> reporter: so i'm tasting -- i'm really enjoying these. [ laughter ] >> reporter: when does everybody at home get to try this? >> this particular wine is a kind of a quick turnaround for us. all stainless steel fermented fresh crisp lola is what it will be called and it will be available next march. >> reporter: big damage in napa valley after this week's earthquake. what have you learned as a grower and owner of the winery from the devastation you have seen? >> our hearts go out to our napa valley brothers

. >> a little present, a little sauvignon blanc off the vine.his is the most fabulous time of the year the beginning of harvest a new year. it's all of the hopes and dreams for two or three years down the road when we release our wines start right now when we pick the fruit. >> reporter: it's so dark we can't see but we have people out here picking. what's the next stage? >> fruit gets picked today in the morning, gets brought to the winery in the next hour or so. we'll press it off white wines today any way and finish our blend this morning. >> this is going to be in a bottle very soon. when can the consumer purchase it? >> february or march of next year, lola, stainless steel fermented sauvignon blank with a blend will be available for people to enjoy. >> big napa damage. what have you learned from that with your winery? >> space is limited, barrels get stacked high generally speaking. we are going to try to get barrels down lower because you don't want 900 barrels of wine falling on people if you can help it, obviously. our heart goes out to

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> 5,000 diner s flooded manhattan for an event calls diner-en-blanc. register beforehand shows up at the designated spot with your own tables, over chairs and own meals. yes, it requires to you wear white. you have to bring white tables and chairs. the picture is so pretty. >> i wonder if they serve red wine, you can imagine. >> lovely, but a lot of work for dinner. >>> when it comes to thieves, hotels are becoming more like airlines. a new study says hotels will take in $2.25 billion from surcharges. that's nearly double a decade ago. cbs news travel editor peter greenberg is here with how to avoid the charges. we're talking fees, self-parking fees, mandatory bellman fees even if you don't use him. what is going on? >> the rates get you into the room, but they're not competitive on value. this is a lot of money we're talking about in this nyu study. they're doing everything we think they're doing, like wi-fi, we've all been seeing that. or the bottles of water in the room that you know you can buy a case what they charge you for one bottle. you mentio

martha: five people have been killed while climbing mount blanc in the swiss alps. harsh weather may have played a role in this. six climbers have died so far this summer on the mountain. bill: isis is change their tactics. is almostic militants have been acting like a well-organized army but now they are starting to blend in with iraqi civilians. he far the strikes slowed the advance towards the province of irbil but the u.s. defense secretary saying with iraq's government in a power struggle it may take more to stop isis now. >> america is prepared to up tensify its security operation as iraq makes progress towards polite calculate reform. bill: a senior military advice year for concerned americans. you hear about political reform in baghdad. do we wait for that or do we not afford to wait for that. >> we can't afford to wait for that but we have great tension between the department of defense, the secretary of state and the white house. the military is being candidate to solve a solution because of failed diplomacy and as a result they don't have any long-term ra

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>> that was at dinner -- diner en blanc, before we open up the wine. >> were you asleep. >> yes, asleep. i sometimes fall asleep doing the shore show. >> are you kidding me? i sometimes sleep 4:00 to 10:00. >> obviously. >> i have a question for you, kerrey barrett. ever wish could you erase a bad memory? something really bad that happened to you? >> sometimes. >> good news, scientists getting closer to turning bad memories into good ones because you will get rid of it altogether forever. >> if the paper published in the journal nature, scientists say zero in for the very first time the brain circuitry involved what's turning soar memory into positive one. so nothing you just get rid of your bad memories, actually relace them by good one. and it may be useful to people suffering from stress related depression, other pschiatric diseases, as well. however, there are some pop ethical issues clearly with changing a person's memories. >> why? >> why? part of your memory what makes you who you are, the way react to things that happened in your past. it is true. i know it sounds so new age. >>

what do they call it, diner en blanc. >> the thirds time this is last year's, okay?it going to be? down on the strip of jfk by the strain station? so they announced an hour before where it will be. you have to have your tickets, your picnic basket, and all white, right? i'll gave you a little hint where i think it will be after the break. >> but first, are your kids picking up your bad habe submits why you may want to think twice before you make excuses. or before you yell at the rev during that little league game. >> oh, ya? game. >> oh, ya? what's with the suit? oh, i had to go to the bank. if you look legit they give you special treatment. seriously? seriously, yeah. the banker dude set up my checking account so if i make one deposit a month, no monthly maintenance fee. special treatment! citizens bank, right? yep. you know they do that one deposit checking thing for everyone, right? and...you got mustard on your suit. actually, it's your suit. one deposit checking. only from citizens bank. one deposit of any amount each statement period waives the monthly mainten