please come forward. >> you will have two. >> sir. excuse me. miss jackson could you come forward, please? >> thank you very much. >> dr. jackson again. and you know i came before you, two years ago, and i think that the problems that you all are having, with the different departments is because of the fact that i mentioned to you san francisco is the only city that did not have a state, federal certificated compliance officer. no one in this city is complying to anything. and that needs to be checked out. why is it, that the city has been getting away with this, for quite some time, so you are not going to get no answers, they are going to come with the excuses and they are still going to be spending money that you don't need to be spending because you don't know where it went, and so i would just like somebody, to find out why is it that this is continued to be happening in this city, without a city certificated compliance officer? and there is not, none, and that is certificated, they got compliance officers. but they are not certificated. an

these two powers. we have seen the sino japanese war erupting 120 years ago, and korea was devastated between the two powers colliding against each other. we have experienced the korean war started by north korea, but china sent in forces and made a military intervention during the korean war. japan was not directly involved in the korean war, but japan gave area support to the united states so that they can exercise military operation in south korea against north korea and china. again, in the korean war, giant china and japan were standing -- china and japan were standing on the other side. chinese has risen. japan is trying to research the national prestige and power. so in the 21st century, we are witnessing another trend of sino japanese rivalry in the region. in politics as i have experienced, rivalry is not always a bad thing. two rivals could end of being in the present, indicates the case of korea. the famous two kims episode. so rivals actually contribute to the development of the other side.

family homes their good small this was originally a two family home breakdown in 189572 into two units they satisfy the first two its owner occupied nobody it being displace placed and intended for fore owner occupied and staff is correct they're adding now up to 3 bedrooms somehow they had it wrong and the density in the area tlarts there's a variety but single families was stated 25 percent and the remaining 75 percent are split within the apartment buildings further done down and some that have two bedrooms so a case could go made tyler certainly within the allowed density and probably a lot of the units in the area with single families i'm supportive of the merger and not take dr and, in fact, i'm going to move not to take dr and approve the project and i'd like agree you ail recognize i'm sure you're aware of you've watched them before we don't want to lose unites and have a disposition not allowed unit to be merged this is different. one you're going to go back to the uses of the single-family homes and this is a mankind 16 hundred science naturally affordable home it's a unique

but it's two -- two concepts, two defenses that you can never argue.er, my lady, without respect, if you are to put any reliance on your client's version, if you say to this court, i don't put any reliance on my client's version, i'm just looking at all the facts, that is -- i don't understand perhaps possible but let me rather say more possible then when you want to rely on his version. my lady, that when we received the defenses and my lady, it's at paragraphs 7, 8 and 9 of the defenses. the page reads, if the honorable court were to find that the accused did not discharge the shots in a reflexive response consequent upon an exaggerated startle which made it incapable of acting in accordance with appreciation of right and wrong or incapable of acting, then the alternative finding can only be that the accused intentionally discharged the shots in the belief that the intruders were coming out. my lady, i didn't act, but if you find i did, please accept that i did so intentionally with relief. my lady, those two defenses cannot be argued. an accused mus

prominent whistleblower julian assange announces he will be leaving the embassy sued after having spent two years locked in the. national guard is called up to move into the year with some bubble ferguson after please once again turn up the heat against protesters as a curfew extended into a second night. as the first batch of trucks from the russian humanitarian convoy is finally at the ukrainian checkpoint are ready to go and check for ourselves what's inside. and what the seas why in gaza are set to expire soon fears grow a renewed suffering report on a palestinian man who's been left literally speechless to be held for months in his retention. there's a large international live from moscow this afternoon to our breaking news story. after two years a stalemate at the ecuadorian embassy in london there's been some dramatic developments today in the case of chief weeks we can make a jillion us on. the. right the. first. right arch is pretty bold has been at that press conference in london and she'll be joining us later today to give us a details of what the live presser was all about right

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[ female announcer ] two stores. two amazing ways to score. t.j.maxx and marshalls. >>> 6:47.ntinue to follow breaking news along the banks of the schuylkill river. sky force 10 is over the scene. we've been briefed by police. we have more information. they found two bodies floating, stabbed, wrists and ankles bound and they were weighted to be under the water. a third victim also bound and stabbed got to the banks of the river called police saying that five men abducted the three and thrown them in the back of the van and dumped them in the schuylkill river. the investigation is ongoing and we're getting new information. we'll check with monique braxton live on the scene coming up in just minutes. >>> happening today, atlantic city homeowners will discuss ways to reduce this year's tax increase. the city council approved a 29% hike. the group invited state and local legislators to join in their discussion tonight talking about community concerns over the tax increase and solution to help homeowners who may be forced to leave atlantic city if they can't pay taxes. >>> camden c

hundred nine thousand last month however economists had expected a gain of two hundred thirty three thousand jobs now in addition data for may and june were was revised to show fifteen thousand more jobs created than previously reported so why is it job gains were broad based services industries accounted for the bulk of the gains adding one hundred forty thousand jobs compared to an increase of two hundred thirty two thousand jobs added in june now although job growth was below expectations july marked the sixth straight month employment expanded by more than two hundred thousand it's a signal of strength last seen in one nine hundred ninety seven well it's been a while now a separate report from the commerce department showed inflation easing in june a price index for consumer spending excluding food and energy edged up zero point one percent after getting zero point two percent in may through the twelve months ending in june the index was up just one point five percent which is still below the fed's two percent target the same report showed income growth group zero point four per

rebel will have a two day closing tomorrow. it is news that has many worried especially the thousands of employees who no longer will have jobs. we caught up with some of them. as they walked out of the showboat today they tell us they don't know what they will do next. >> it's very sad. a lot of good memories. >> it's a shame all of the people losing jobs and it is a fun casino. >> because it is history and this building did not deserve it. >> reporter: as we come back out live you can see there are a group of folks outside. a lot of people taking selfies with the closed signs. the reps tell us the hotel and casino were booked all weekend. at 4:00 everybody was cleared out. hundreds of folks stopped by for the closing. they took pictures. a lot of folks reminiscing about the last 27 years as they said their final good bye. we are live in atlantic city, nbc 10 news. >>> thank you. this afternoon we received a letter from the ceo of caesar's entertainment. gary loveman says most importantly on behalf of the entire ceaser's famil

if you spotted two. years which drove the limits of me or you can judge me well but that's really sick. to. be sneered about will float over a year but. who are these children these decimated families it's impossible to know precisely. dead wounded all because a pilot hidden in creech pressed a trigger for a missile strike look at the numbers more than thirty three hundred people have been killed in drone strikes in eight years and. only forty one. people killed in drone strikes only forty one the drone war is a silent war led by invisible soldiers killing nameless victims civilians in an isolated area or suspected terrorists with unpronounceable names at the entrance to the base two americas observe each other without exchanging words veterans left their mobile homes to spend the afternoon cheering for their troops. on the other side of the road a protester displays his solitary dissidents. so it's not that we're only standing out in the desert doing this but this gives the military people a chance to s

for two drivers. lets get out to steve keeley live at the scene, steve. >> reporter: remember the scene is lit new bye it was dark when it happen, an hour an a half ago, 5:00 o'clock. still very dark out here. despite it being broad street a very wide big commercial street with streetlights it can be very hard to see people at times. there is a couple crosswalks. this is a very big intersection here at belfield and courtland. you have almost two road intersecting which is brought together. we don't necessity which way the lady was walking from. all we heard from was first witness said she was thrown in the air like a rag doll. one car hit her, knock her in the air and in the path of a second car which ran her over and then both cars took off. if is there a positive to this she's still alive and she got hit by two great hospitals, einstein and temple trauma units. she got help as quickly as possible instead of being hit far away from the hospital. you can see police have broad street going toward the c

hundred households twenty two percent of which are below the poverty line there they have two points. million dollars in court fees and and twenty four thousand arrests and here's the money quote from alex who's an economics professor at george mason you don't get three hundred twenty one dollars in fees and the rewards per household from a about average crime rate you get numbers like this from the rest like jaywalking that low level harassment involving traffic stops a court appearance is in the threat of jail for failure to pay wow so john it looks like the background story for ferguson is really. a county or a city that is milking its residents like a cash machine i mean first of all it's got to be really bad if economists are using curse words to describe it really do that number one and i've heard that islam is crazy like thirty percent of the city of ferguson's revenue comes from just these scofflaw offenses if they're even that exact it's the number two revenue sources that's unbelievable that's unbelievable i mean it seems like it's just like instead of people being innocent

2014 >> second. >> on that motion to continue testimony two arrest commissioner antonini. commissioner hillis. commissioner johnson. commissioner moore. commissioner sugaya. commissioner fong and commissioner president wu. so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 7 to zero and and places you under your consent calendar may be acted upon by a single roll call vote of the commission. there will be no separate discussion of these items unless a member of the commission, the public, or staff so requests removed from the consent calendar and considered as a separate item at this or a future hearing. item 3 case c at 9 one west portal discretionary review authorization and 487 c request for discretionary review authorization and item 5 at 401 jennifer avenue discretionary review authorization and at 6566 discretionary review authorization and item 7 at 3731 fillmore request for condominium conversion subsection i have two speaker cards for item 4 on hyde street. and i have spoken to the speakers they do wish to pull it off of consent so at the beginning of regular

fierce fighting has again erupted between two rival militias in the libyan capital tripoli the two brigades met made up of x. rebels who ousted former leader moammar gadhafi are now battling for control of parts of the city the country's newly elected parliament has voted to dismantle the militias the u.n. special envoy to libya is expected in tripoli next week to help us stablish a ceasefire between the two armed factions. a new wave of violence in egypt as a left seven people dead as supporters of the muslim brotherhood protested against the current government headed by president el-sisi the protests took place in cairo and in the nearby city of giza where police used tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse the crowds demonstrators in the capital set fire to a public bus causing damage to neighboring shops clashes have become commonplace in egypt since former president morsi was ousted last july. it is lama bogard tens of thousands of anti-government protesters have gathered in support of opposition leaders prominent opposition figure in amman hahn led the crowd vowing to stay in the stre

all started with our founder two thousand two thousand and seven and. he got a. fulbright scholarship and m.t.v. kind of scholarship to start the program in palestine and israel to bring together young musicians to work together and to to the really amplify their voices that's what that's what we're trying to do amplify this trying to get them together to understand that we're all humans after all and we all want the same thing we all want freedom we all want quality so that's why we started. but. let's talk about. a really great song you performed when the impossible becomes possible what is this song all about you guys so it started from an arabic saying actually. which mean it's like it means tomorrow with the apricots but it means it's like when pigs fly it's something that will never happen just because you know and then they changed it a little bit we say because of family. and it. changes it just a little bit you can barely catch it with the air of the. to say impossible is happening and what is that what is that possibility that is being achieved that pos

three one two four nine one three eight and then through one four three two three one two four one three it. or. is that on that on the good times you told us to meet him by the dumpster it's. just him just seems. that him coming this way. you're on a low sam. is going on here with you to track history of course not i never do that to you i just pretended on line that i was somebody that i wasn't in order to lure you there that's the definition of catfish. like that animal would know. why i just i saw you all week you were you were looking at all the talk go talk a little message boards and all sorts of things i was just wondering if you got anywhere. or not anyone trying to talk yeah chuckle talkers they've been sold out really a twenty mile radius i would look at every place if i discover through one more strawberry shortcake bar i'm going to lose it man i was there in the. listening to drone rants about choco talk ohs and i realize things about truth the old days they said that history was written by the victors today i realize history is just written by. victor. porting from washingt

but they divide in two camps. camp that hamas should be supported and that would be iran and syria and hesbollah and the other camp much larger that said it is the fault of hamas. hamas should not again. and should have accepted the ceasefire palestinians are killed. united in the war against israel but divided in who will support hamas. >> what about the way israel is critized by countries and the way that the relationship between the united states and israel is playing out there in the arab media. >> the united states in this case has a problem in the sense that its allies are divided. usually what happens in the past hamas and israel engage militarily, the block of pro- american arab moderates get together and pressure them. turkey and qatar are allies of the united states. and versus egypt and saudi and jordan want a ceasefire and result not hamas but the palestinian authority. and so that complicates things for washington and that is reflected in the media as mentioned earlier. >> what about iran in all of th

normally only two lanes get by.ortheast extension southbound about three miles south of that lansdale interchange. all lanes on the highway are blocked. as i've been reporting throughout the morning, that traffic is getting by on the shoulder. we have a delay of about three to four miles in this area. on the northeast extension southbound and sky force 10 zooms out a little bit and you can see how far that delay is going to go. a huge backup out there for drivers on the northeast extension. again, it's just about three miles south of that landdale interchange. back to the maps right now. 309 is alternate if you need to get around. we do have problems on 309 as well. southbound 309 blocked off because of an accident just a small portion of 309 there is blocked off. you can take county line road as an alternate and 309 at norristown road blocking one lane with an accident but we're not reporting any delays there. the other problem is this on 95 southbound right near route 320. i'll let you know where the delay on 95 i

. >> two minutes. >> okay. >> county, sheriff. and the jail system, it is to make some people maybe the unfortunate ones, or the people who enter boman in order to leave the 1 million... (inaudible) in time. and then it is the ongoing improvement afterwards, you see? and so for the individual, it is benefit for them to end up in the system of jail system. and then, you get out of it. and better improvement. and what it is (inaudible) and it may be (inaudible) and all of the individual is required, yeah (inaudible). >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> hello, my name is sarah carson and i work for one family a program at community works i do all of the parent and child visits inside of the jails and i want to talk a little bit about just maybe one of our families that we work with a highlights these fees. i work with grandmother who has two boys, one who is in a prison and one in jail. and she struggles every month to put some money on their books for commissary and talks about no matter how old her boys are she feels them to be her c

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he said likely two men. thirds person, 20 year old, also stabbed, robbed, thrown in the river, now was able to get out of the river and taken to hahnemann hospital. we cross our fingers for that man's speedy recovery. much more throughout the day here from fox 29, in this developing story. >>> caitlin, good morning to you, weather wise, things look pretty darn hot today, right? >> they do. we are in store for another hot afternoon, a lot like yesterday. as a result, air quality alert code orange for the philadelphia area, all of delaware, chester, bucks, montgomery and delaware counties, in pa. this is for the sensitive groups, anyone with allergy, asthma, might be irritated by the stagnant air in place. it will be a bit humid through today, too. temperatures right now main lip in the low to mid 60s, 67 here in philadelphia, your fox future cast showing a loft sunshine through the day, later this evening, a cold front will start to m it here stray shower north and west, today's high temperature, 92 degrees,

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two batters later, sandoval, two run shot his second in as many games, 14th of the year.ee-game set is tomorrow afternoon. >>> a's looking to sweep tampa in a matinee. chances look good that would happen. sunny gave up four earned runs in july but today, he gave up six in four innings. jeremy hellickson brilliant but got help. jasmine jennings diving catch defense. pitcher's best friend. greg gave up a run in the second. three more in the fourth. kevin with a two-run homer to right. goes 4 1/3. still in the fourth. nothing going right. evan longoria, coco crisp, late break and ball dropped. in comes another run. the finale of the three-game series with a 7-3 victory. >>> tiger woods has not won a major since 2008 and he was questionable for this week's pg ai a championship. injured at firestone and withdraw from the event. but today he arrived ready to test his back playing nine holes. he seemed to be swinging without any hesitation, especially with a club. that would be the biggest test is his driver. tiger won the title back in 2000 and needs to win the event to get int

to two thousand and eight meltdown. global environment has been more fear a bull for the evolution of a more bipolar world which is favored by russia and china russia is doing very well china is doing very well in maintaining its year of influence in central asia china is doing very well in maintaining a sphere of influence in. in the east east asia the united states is. based on i mean the problem is here i'm tired and i say with you here the problem is here is that the united states wants to keep it a you know polar world this is why it keeps going after russia's periphery it's so it's in circling china militarily i mean they want to keep it this way full spectrum dominance and this is where push comes to shove because i agree with you a lot of the what the natural course of things is a major countries have major powers have their spheres of influence and that's not necessarily a negative thing it's a natural thing here but washington doesn't want anybody to have spheres of influence it only wants to have its own and

sixth straight month employment expanded by more than two hundred thousand. it's a signal of strength last seen in one nine hundred ninety seven well it's been a while now a separate court from the commerce department showed inflation easing in june a price index for consumer spending excluding food and energy edged up zero point one percent after gaining zero point two percent in may through the twelve months ending in june the indexes up just one point five percent which is still below the fed's two percent target the same report showed income growth group zero point four percent in june and despite the numbers being up the important takeaway from all this is that the news isn't all positive the labor force participation rate or the share of working age americans who are employed or at least looking for a job increased sixty two point nine percent in july after holding at sixty two point eight percent for three consecutive months but other measures closely watched by fed chair janet yellen took a back step. a broad measure of joblessness that included that

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brown was bending over as they were coming down, those two shots were most likely the last two to occurto him. >> reporter: the state has conducted a separate autopsy but has not released its results and federal officials have ordered a third examination of brown's body. people here in ferguson are frustrated with the investigation into brown's death. police are gearing up for the possibility of more violent protests the first day of school which was supposed to be today has been postponed again. there was more chaos in the streets of ferguson overnight as police officers in riot gear fired tear gas into crowds of monstrators through molotov cocktails, fired guns and looted stores. the violence increased over the weekend after police released surveillance video of brown allegedly stealing a box of cigars from a convenience store just minutes before he was gunned down. susan mcginnness, cbs news, ferguson, missouri. >> president obama is expected to address the situation in ferguson today back here in washington. the president is taking a two- day break from his summer vacation on martha

since then, puc and cfa, reached an agreement, and we now consider the two recommendations closed. and so we are pleased with but what they have brought forward and in february, i presented two contestant recommendations from the audit of the department of public health and the administration of the 2.2 million dollar, contract with kci, usa incorporated and those recommendations asked dph to implement an over all contract monitoring system which they have reported that they did not have adequate resource to do. and (inaudible) from dph, indicated at the meeting that the department was in the process of a major restructuring and we are in the process of making resources available, to implement the recommendations. and since then, he reports that dph is continuing its planning and implementation of the central business office that will be charged with among other things, the department wide contract monitoring procedures. and after they implement that process, and have and it hasen up and in operations, we will go back in and do a follow up audit. >> great, thank you. >> so, as i me

two adult females. we also talked to neighbors here who tell uss they have seen two women coming and going from the room, although at point to they don't know exactly who they are. they also explained to us that this is more like an apartment building than it is a hotel or motel, that folks live here for a week at a time, a month, or in some case, some folks have been here for several years. police also tell us they do get a number of calls to come to this motel. we will be here -- we'll have any developments for you later tonight. back to you. >> san jose is the largest homeless encampment is being cleared out and today protesters rallied against the effort. the encampment is just across the street from happy hallow park and zoo. here live. reporter: about 200 people live down here in what's known as the jungle. some homeless advocates say at the city's plans to clean up the area will hurt the people who called this place home. >> so -- >> robert packs up his tent located at the rim of the jungle, san

two of these rings joined, made up a section weighing 150 to 184 tons.ical lathe joined the edges. a train passing through one of the 30-foot sections reveals their comparative size. when they were ready to receive the pen stock a specially designed trailer hauled them down to the dam site. at the can yom rim a 150 ton cable way relieved the trailer of its burdens, swung the pipe sections out over the gorge and lowered them under absolute control. trailers waiting at portals of the access tunnels carried the home their permanent connections inside the main tunnels. the pipe sections were hoisted into location with cables, and joined end to end pressure pins to form continuous conduits between the intake towers, t turbines and outlet valves. a continuous stream of concrete had been pouring into the dam forms. the structure near its full height of 726 feet, far above the crest of any other dam yet built by man. on may 29th, 1935, two years after they had begun pouring, crews placed the last concrete in hoover dam. a total of 3 1/4 million cubic yards. this

still a category two hurricane tomorrow. then it continues to move north of the main islands of hawaii as move into late saturday as well as sunday but it will cause more heavy rain as well as some rough surf. we'll keep you posted on both systems. 50s in the bush tonight. 62 degrees in the city. looking comfortable. what about tomorrow? a dry delight. 84 degrees will be the high temperature. week and get away down the shore next several days 80 degrees. warm, don't forget the sunscreen. if you're headed down there. the rip current risk beginning to diminish but still swim with those lifeguards present. 79 degrees on saturday. upper 70s on sunday. looking pretty good down the shore. what about for the city, we're looking at temperatures tomorrow 84 degrees. 85 saturday. 84 sunday. low 80s monday and tuesday of next week. and tuesday we cloud up. there could be a spotty shower better chance for showers and storms by the middle part of next week. >> i don't think it gets much better than this for august. >>> exactly. >> philli

you can see only two since '59. we're going to have two in three days.tainly the first one will be the biggest impacts. thursday will be the heart of it. >> all right. keep an eye out for that. >> we'll be watching closely. >> thanks, alexandra. >>> now to something that actually keeps us in the water. it's one part water skiing, one part hovercraft and all in all barrels of fun. >> yeah, flyboarding as it's called. it's taking beaches by storm in the united states. let's take you now to long island, new york, for a little introduction. >> flyboarding was the funnest thing i have done in a very long time. ♪ >> it's a jet board. it's a new extreme water sport that was just invented a few years ago. so this is the flyboard right here. you've got two regular wakeboard boots. put your feet in here. the hose gets connected here to the end. it's a little swivel, click in, pin lock. so all that water is getting projected through here and then out the two sides right here. and that's what pushes the flyborder in the air is the water propulsion. the two sides of

you interviewed these two people.d they were great, disneyland is no proof they did anything wrong. >> yeah. i mean, for the life of me, this -- i'm not naive about iran. but i was really surprised by our reception there, which was very positive and extraordinarily friendly. and i met these two wonderful people, jason and they were so positive about their country. i think there was just not a hint of anything that could cause anyone in any government to find fault, one would think. so it is just beyond me what they could possibly have done to bring this on themselves. as far as i'm concerned, they were fantastic ambassadors for a little understood country. >> and that's the thing. they talked about some of the difficulties of living there. but overall were quite positive of what they said about iran. >> these are two people who are very proud of their iranian heritage, very proud of their country, who if anything did their best to make an american with predictable views of that country understand the context, the hist

plus, two cars collide with a septa trolley overnight more details ahead.her some say went too far on social media. what she said about her students that has a lot of people outraged. >>> and lovely carol erickson, she returns with your saturday forecast, and your holiday weekends forecast, which is the best day for that barbeque? she'll let you know. we'll be right back. dowlower... that's more like it! petsmart's prices on your favorite food brands just got lower! shop a wide assortment of food and save up to $8 on your favorite dog & cat food brands. at petsmart®. >>> just hours from now, big party on the parkway gets underway. >> this morning, the finishing touches are put on the stage for the made in america music festival. thousands, i mean, thousands of people are expected. and we are live with the preview coming up. it is going to be crowded down there. >>> meantime, thousands of others are sending off summer at the shore. while posing out two atlantic city casinos, we have the latest information for you. >>> good morning, it is saturday, august 30t

gary: two shots back.n't want to do is pull it and try to get that little -- too much of an aggressive line. then you'll be on the side of the hill and have nothing. came out pretty nice, david, huh? the other guys like it. calling his name. david: back on the fairway. took a friendly bounce out of the crowd but that's in reasonable shape. gary: yeah, he likes it. if sergio likes it, by gosh, i like it. david: rory has hit it 340 yards down here. gary: that's his average right now. 334 average. david, wouldn't you like to see this front tee and have these guys give it a go? would you like that? david: straight over the middle of the bunker. that should be in perfect shape. actually lost his right foot there on the start of the downswing. a little bit of a slip. gary: i hope he finds it. ok, straight uphill this is nice for a birdie. he'd be at 12, three shots back. still a chance. yes, it did. beautiful. boy, he's plugging right along, isn't hi he? three under par for the day. that's 12 when you add them a

two of them in the same week.inly not the best time to be on the islands if your plans are taking you there. if you're going to be there, certainly stay away from the water. storm surge up to 15 feet a possibility. the full moon is around the corner. all of that plays a role into how bad coastal locations will be with the storm system. southern japan has been inundated with tremendous rainfall. we have winds of 160 kilometers per hour. it is equivalent to category 2. taiwan sits 1,000 miles away. manila sits 1300 kilometers away. look at the footage from luzan. 800 miles from the center of the storm system, this is across portions of ermosa. about 100 kilometers or 60 miles northwest of metro manila where people are waiting through chest high waters and the concern is these sort of conditions will be pushing in towards southern japan. extremely flooding will be played out in this region. the graphics kind of putting it in perspective of exactly where the track of this storm system goes. this will be friday night t

two are in surgery. one has suffered fracture of the spine and another a brain hemorrhage. >> reporter: this is what people saw in the morning. some said it looked like an earthquake hit. the forces of the explosion became clearer in the daylight. >> i live nearby. i heard a loud explosion last night. i was shocked when i heard the street here. it was a mess. >> reporter: hundreds of people have evacuated from the affected areas. >> we've brought heavy equipment to search, life detecters and search dogs. our priorities are to search for the those who are trapped under the debris. >> reporter: they say its likely the explosions were caused by a gas used in manufacturing. there are a number of petrol gas companies operating in the area. a company that supplies gas to homes in the area said they were not affected. >> a man's death while in police custody has been ruled a homicide. >> reporter: tony, an autopsy report showed that he died in police custody from a chokehold. the 44-year-old is heard saying i c

in the two lower corners of the left is existing on the right and you can see two pilars and you also see there is a chain link gate now that is not original or compatible. we are proposing a compatible steel gate and on the upper left you see this ironwork is deteriorated and we are proposing to restore it and replace damages sections and and repair what is repairable. so it's attractive and more compatible with what you see today. >> good afternoon. i'm heather dennis from architect. we are doing improvements to the courtyard. the original courtyard contained pathways and a fountain. the existing courtyard you see there with curve and linear ramp with stairs going up an entry door there. the proposed improvements we are creating an environment that satisfies the department of social services requirement for an active play area and we'll be adding a, introducing a landscape plan and adding three new trees and incorporating a fountain. you can see on the left is the existing courtyard and how much hard is surfaces there are and on the right we have all of the landscaping shown. the la

two lanes are blocked. they're the two center takens. use caution.still have an accident investigation going on in hatfield township, montgomery county. north broad street is closed near cowpath road. take line street or walnut street if you need to get around. looking good in both directions. you'll notice a little bit of contribution construction on the westbound side. no delays to report on any of the area bridges. now it's time to talk high school football. it is back. guess what? you can vote for our very first highlight blitz game of the week this season. the choices are frankford, downing town, east, and martin luther king and codes val. call or next your vote to 610-624-4111. the game with the most votes will be featured on the high school blitz. i get excited about that show. >> youç and everyone else. i can't believe we're talking about high school football season already. bring it on, though. it's been a long summer. thanks, jillian. >>> a boy blaming at a jersey shore beach made quite a discovery. he uncovered a 10,000-year-old arrowhead

so we deceived the girl whose mother two brothers with severe burns. this morning this woman is a very severe condition she is she presented to us about five days ago with her son and her husband her son has been. with severe burns and she's. surviving with a very critical condition the doctors and nurses here look as stunned as the civilians who survived in heavily bombarded areas it's hard to imagine how the medical staff can cope with these truly horrendous cases a human being if i see whole families the killed under the rubble of their house the house. and these people and all the families killed in one on the instances i have a child here he was all the time claimed he lost all his families he lost his father his mother his brother is a grandfather and all the time he's crying he wants his father his mother so i closed the door of my office and i sat crying here those that survived this war will have to battle physical and psychological scars for years to come. as for why people use causing these injuries it's not entirely clear. having is very se