so, bell a roos cafe is an amazing place ~. you might see it off ar dwell a with a big red bikeway up high kind of right in the front ~. also there is a very beautiful south facing cafe area where you can sit outside and enjoy the sun as well. bell a roos cafe, my office often looks hard at the various small businesses that are in our neighborhood. bell a roos has a number of reasons why they were chosen from many people by our neighborhood who advise us as well, not only great food and coffee, but they're a real community builder as a business. sean contributes to that really as an advocate of live music in the after parties for the [speaker not understood] festival promoting local artists. i really wanted to thank sean for his efforts to do that as well. to building community, but also a strong partner for a safer and more sustainable street along arguello and other arterials that they've been champions in supporting safer streets around the air i can't tellv sean barnett is the manager at bell a rouge. bell a rouge for eight

that is turbo roo. >> my lord, adorable little dog. >> turbo roo is a teacup chi waugh what. born without front legs. >> whoa. >> they made a little cart for him. >> normally you see it the other way. normally see the carton their back legs when missing legs. i didn't think this was possible. >> what turbo looks like before mommy goes to work and gives her an idea how small the dog is. it's a human head, it's smaller. >> did they create that harn's for him? >> they used a toy to make his. the people who originally had turbo roo determined he needed special care. the they are a foster failure because they kept the dog. they're like, we'll keep him. >> how could you not love that face? >> a big chihuahua eyes, ears. that tiny little body. the fact they had him on a little cart, able to get around and run and be a puppy, he doesn't know the difference. he will never know the difference. to him, it's about unconditional love and having fun. >> and the fact he's got awesome bionic arms. >> yeah. >>> who knew backing it up could be so hard. >> it is so painful to watch this woman s

. >> how a couple of roos are bringing down the hood. >> trying to make it in l.a.two things. passion and a coffee house. how the direc

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. >> how a couple of roos are bringing down the hood. >> trying to make it in l.a. requires two things. passion and a coffee house. how the director of a new web series is combining good-bye with a good buzz. >> the buzz word for your shot at a new ipad mini. and the dude who decides to get his mom a cabbage. >> well done. all mothers want a cabbage. >> check out this video of a fire in san jose, california. it became a two-alarm fire. at this point, firefighters are not there. fortunately, everyone has made it out of this home except -- >> oh, my god! >> did you hear that? someone just screamed, my dog. you see a guy lift that garage door and go back inside the home. >> he forgot about his dog. he went in to get his dog. >> look at that home engulfed in 2 flames. smoke inhalation is going to get you first. >> and you fed more oxygen to the fire. >> he is in there just under 30 seconds. right here you see him running back out with the dog. >> he actually got the dog. he founded dog. >> he got the dog, man. he's out. he got out, man. >> whoa. >> time to step back. >>

because there is salmon in this river, bears are going to be local residents, roo it? >> it's like a bear spa. >> the bears like to come up on this bridge to scratch their chins on the wood, and their butts, as well. >> it's funny. the guy got a lot of great footage including this one. he is getting closer and closer. >> then he decide this gopro might be as delicious as the salmon in the river. this is a wrap, y'all. >> go eat the salmon. >> he doesn look real any more. >> heas the camera out of the case. for the most part, the camera is working just fine. >> there is a video that has blown up on our facebook page. this is about a small child that took a prolonged beating. the video was horrible. 78 whips, four punches to the face. it was brutal. there is an uncle who claims it is actually the mother she has two other children, as well. the 4-year-old in the video is being beaten. people in the community say there is domestic violence in the family, as well. accusations that the husband has been abusing the mother. when the husband goes to work, the mother turns some

with any international effort aimed at stopping and combating terrorism and this must be done in full roo respect of the lives of innocent civilians and within the frame of full respect for national sovereignty and conformity with international convention. at the same time, the syrian army would like to thank all the countries which refused and rejected any prejudice to the sovereignty of other countries and the respect of the international resolution. it is high time, ladies and gentlemen, that we gather all our efforts against the terrorism since imminent danger is surrounding everyone and there is no country that is immune to it. my country is firm in its position that was allowed in the century regarding fighting terrorism before it becomes rampant. we respect our commitment and honor our promss and pledges. this was what we confirmed on more than one occasion, particularly since the beginning of the crisis in syria. syria agreed unconditionally to attention to and participated in the deliberations with an open mind though we are convinced of the solution, the crisis should be with th

our little dog, roo. >> yes, she is dressed as miss piggy. they say sometimes she loves to eat a lot. another thing, pet costumes, used pet costumes. don't use children's clothe, because they have a lot of buttons, and they have stuff that could be dangerous. >> could chew them off. >> so usually, and remember, if you have your friends, dressing up as a walking dead, when they walk home, they can scare your pets. so be sure that your pets are safe, if you are having people coming in and out. >> sure, halloween can be scary for them, too. >> well, roo, you couldn't be cuter, little chihuahua. who is next? this is i can ghana trump? >> igghana trump. she was rescue, and look at her, with her hair up. and, you know -- >> i can't believe did you this to this -- (laughing). >> she is loving it. she is loving it. you are going to be trick-or-treating, some stuff is dangerous to the pet. if you have a dog, keep chocolate away. raisins healthy treat for kids, but poison for your dogs. and you got to check your shoes. if you go around the neighborhood

this is video from a roo cam on top of the building. there were so many boats on the balark and in mccough -- mccovey cove. >> there was a hiccup at the start of the game. the giant american flag that fans hold during the singing of the national anthem didn't quite holdup. a n at the game sent us this photo. as you can see there is a big tear right down the middle. >> well, on to other news, a man accused of peeping a two young girls at a palo alto hotel room is under arrest. garcia from east palo alto was taken into custody at e oaks motel. the girl's pents were changing their clothes when the ther noticed a man looking through the window. he notified the front desk and motel staff called police. garcia is also chaed with violating his probation for soliciting and resisting arrest. >>> home prices the bay area are high, but a property in palo ao is taking things to a new lev. the home near university avenues on the market for $1.8 milon. but it is in such disrepair, potential buyers can'tven go in. and you can see in the pictures it is

. >> eric trained roo and other birds to fly from perch to perch and through the laser beam. >> you wantlook good. >> personal grooming. initially i started with a small distance. once i see that they are distance. >> to protect the birds he had to design goggles for them, like the ones we wore. >> the goggles i made from scratch. >> they are tiny, bringing new meaning to the aviator glasses. >> these are fantastic. >> the ultimate goal is not designing cute eyewear. it's to build better drones by studying the micromovements of bird types. a prototype takes information birds. >> they rotate about this. this bit is like a wristband. >> yes, this is like the wrist. so the wings can flap like this. then there's a degree of freedom so they want fold in and out. >> if we want a drone delivery, you have to navigate in the city in a safe way. >> we don't want the drones to navigate out of the sky. >> what we are accomplishing is we have impact for a building or a branch that the collapse. >> these are the results of what camera? >> yes, we'll play it back at 1/20th the speed of reality. here is

the people here in this may roo -- this room, that is where the rubber meets the road's. -- roads. believe the former governor of wisconsin said that the federal government should deliver the mail and stay the hell out of my life. i believe in individual responsibility and rights at the same time. and i still have a greater faith in people at the local level. i am naturally suspicious of the federal government. but having said that, i also think that there is a role for the federal government and for colleagues in my party that basically say, i don't want any federal government. that won't work, either. you have to be prepared for give a little and get a little, just like tom mentioned, that big tax bill that bush wanted. back in 2002. i was very much an advocate of the full tax cut. but, this is when we had -- my friend, a democrat from le olympia snowe from maine. i didn't have the votes but i wanted the tax cuts. we negotiated and wound up cutting that tax bill by about $300 billion. but it was still a huge tax cut. we got it done. where i come from, if you can't get $1 trillion

. >> doctors in sweden have successfully delivered the world's first baby from a transplanted roo womb. the 36-year-old mother received a womb transplant last year. she delivered a healthy baby boy last month. they're hoping to help couples worldwide who can't have children. >> it was a fantastic happiness between me and the whole team, but at the same time it was a little unreal sensation because we really couldn't believe that we reached this moment. >> let's just take a closer look at how that transplant is done. an incision is made in the donor's lower abdomen where the uterus is removed. it's placed on ice and the vessels are flushed. the uterus is transplanted into the identity russ and it takes 40 minutes for the vessels to start functioning. sheena lewis is the director of infertility. she said that womb transplant technology could benefit as many as 15,000 people in the u.k. >> i think this is a revolutionary step a year ago we knew it was possible to transplant the uteri, but now we know a healthy baby has been born as a result of the technique. this is based on a decade of c

>> as we say in "the situation roo room" not happening now. you see ann romney going back and forth on this. you never say never but i'm told by sources very close to romney that this is all in the realm of the truly hypothetical that mitt romney is very skeptical and as this source says if romney were to run he would be the last guy in the race. what that means, if drafted, he might do it late in the game, but that doesn't seem lyle. >> let me play a clip from ann romney. she was on tv. >> we have said we will never do it again. we have done it, we have had our turn. it was hard. >> to which you say? >> i believe her. i believe that ann romney. i guess more other recent ann romney's where she spoke to "the washington post" late today something not as definitive but, look. we know that the republican party, it is in their dna to let people have another chance. but usually just second chances. >> third? >> third chances, not so much. >> the thing i think is really interesting is maybe the reason why romney, his name is out there so much and tha

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we have two opening dates roo it now. we're not going monday through friday but the first night is monday may 30th 7:30 to 9:30. when fred plays violin it makes me cry, it is so beautiful. he will play sha bott melodies. >> we'll have the musician doing a blues version of some jewish music so the music will always be flowing as well as the coffee. >> it seems in san francisco when we look at social media experiments if i can put this in that framework, it is a venue for artists to have their art exposend and to play around with it, so if an artist wants to experiment with what they have got going and wants to come to sunrise, sunset, can they and how do they contact you to get themselves to the calendar? >> great question. this is a great thing building from the ground up. we right now have a system set up where every two to three months we'll rotate the art out of the hallways and we'll be wiping the halls and hanging up new art with the information about the artists. just e-mail me and that is rabbi mark m@gmail.com and

died has tested positive for enter roo virus d68. this morning another health scare. how the ebola fears are impacting the area. >>> soggy start to this morning. a little cloudy out there. live look at the center city skyline. once the showers clear, the temperatures will begin to drop. >>> good morning. this is nbc10 news today. i'm rosemary connors. it's 5:00 on this saturday. brittneyship is tracking the wet conditions outside. >> oz you head out the door this morning make sure you grab your umbrella. we're going to see light rainfall throughout most of the area pap that area. you can see it looks hazy out. we will continue to see the low hanging clouds. light rainfall, depending on where you are. it is a bit scattered. here's a closer look to show you where the rain is at this time. if you pause, you can see outside the philadelphia area. just offshore in atlantic city and also closer to trenton but a wide look at the enter system and you will notice that it's centered near toronto. as we head into the rest of today, cold front moves through as we head into tonigh

roo temperatures are going to be in the low 80s for most of us.ook at the numbers over the weekend. we'll really boost up those numbers. you'll have to use your a.c. in most spots. this looks like our last hurrah for a while as temperatures steadily drop as we head through next week and bring on some pretty significant changes when it comes to your rainfall total. as we get into this weekend, it starts to break down and we kick open that storm window for several days, possibly for two straight weeks. let me show you what some of the computer mod els -- this is completely computer generated. this is what they're hinting at. and we have more on the way for the following week. so 2 1/2, over 2 inches for santa rosa and even here in san jose where we typically get rain shadowed, we could get an inch and a half. all this coming in at once obviously could mean flooding. we'll talk about that potential coming up. also what this means for the king fire area and tahoe smo snowfall. that's in my next forecast. first let's check in with mike inouye. >> now t

. >> yes, we could see switch-a-roos, there are 36 governorships up for grabs in november, republicans defending more seats, 21. 15 democratic governorships are up for grabs, some analyst saying that could be an historic elect for governors, with so many seats rated as toss u ups, they rate 14 governors races as toss ups, 4 are open seat, but remaining 10. that would mark biggest turnover in governorship since 1962, when 11 incumbents lost. in pennsylvania tom corps bit corbett could be first police there -- police there. voters are upset with his budget cut, and in wisconsin, scott walker in a tough reelect fight, he needs to win if he wants to run for president in 2016, he has been embroiled in a campaign finance. and in florida, rick scott elect bid is in jeopardy over the economy. with unemployment stuck at 6%, facing charlie crist. president obama is in his home say the of illinois campaigning for pat quinn, also under fire for his economic record. unemployment rate 6.6%, well above national average, one more race we'll watch in kansas, sam brownback may be too conservative for th

then, to add insult to injure the owner says that they perfected their roos by waiting to their food order and even hugging her on the waste out before heading back to their pretty unlikely getaway vehicle, a toyota minivan. that owner is understandably embarrassed but, they stole a ton of money, almost $20,000. she's offering a within thousand dollars reward for information that leads to these suspect. police think they may be narrowing in. if you have anye do who these women are check out our web site at my fox philly.com and call the new jersey state police. mike and alex, back to you. >> thinks the the weirdest story of the week. first of all almost $20,000 in cash at a chinese restaurant and it looks like they purposely wore those lavender outfits. >> would you think that makes stan out. >> yeah. >> reporter: it kind of reminds me, i don't want to make the connection but do you remember that hale-boop comet thing whole bunch of people wearing same clothe, working doing the same thing. it is just an eclectic group of unlikely suspects in this case. >> that is for sure. >> how fas

on a personal level his plans for retirement roo lied on income from his large land holdings from several properties. with america supposedly at peace, washington had fwon west to make these three assets profittable in the post-war economy. he found though no present potential for revenue in the first, settleors occupying the second and hostile tribes restricting access to the third. removing them, washington decided, would require government action. a lack of national power and resources lay at the heart of the matter. a year had past since britain signed a treaty recognizing american sovereignty yet british troops continued to occupy north of the ohio river. set aside by britain for those native tribes by the proclamation of 1763, which you can see the line there, this district later known as the northwest territory, remained under control of pro-british tribes. with virtually no funds or forces, the united states government was powerless to deter this frontier. moreover, virginia had seated its claim, making its defense a national problem. if congress could settle those lands -- if not

. >> reporter: james mc kenna says june 23rd, 2011, around midnight is zeroed in his hem he roo. >> i being choked out. couldn't breathe. pretty shocking. >> reporter: but that was just the start of what this native of northern ireland says was a nightmare of physical abuse at the hands of philadelphia police which landed him under a surgeon's knife. >> because of this, i've got like steel in the front of my neck. steel in the back. nine screws and three vertebrae from some other dead guy. >> reporter: mc kenna's case is shocking. not just because of the alleged police abuse, but because of the half million dollars taxpayers will have to shell out in the settlement of a lawsuit against the city of philadelphia and three police officers. a lawsuit alleging that mc kenna was taken on a police nickel ride. more on what nickel ride in a moment but first it all starts when mc kenna says he was having drink at this city pub when he saw a woman who was the friend of a gal he once dated. he claims he asked the bartender to send over around of drinks. >> it was friendly gesture. >>> yeah, yeah

includes a new state of the art facility with latest playground equipment and all kinds of activity roothere was plenty of fun for the young and not so young featuring face painting and balloon sculptures. >> hundreds of boy scouts participated in urban camping a big adventure today. this is the second annual philadelphia encampment scouts gathered for a special weekend at it lighthouse field in hunting park. older boycotts got to participate in merit badge programs. the younger guys learned about pioneering skills first team building and archery. >> lot of fun. >> still ahead here on fox 29 news at sick a really close call at a pretty busy hotel a car slams into a room and there were two people inside of it. the crash that had guests ru running for cover. >> and also, the sky is the limit when you go to vegas. the ride taking that city ♪ >> check out this car. obviously lost control and slammed into a hotel in wisconsin. quite a mess. police say the car crashed through a room at the country inn and suites hotel. two people inside the room escaped without a scratch narrowly. cops say th

children, all refused to appear on camera, upper-classmen allegedly would corner freshmen in the locker roooom. howling the lights out. they would sexually abuse younger classmates. these allegations, possibly more, possibly dating back more than one year. neither the football coach nor any official at sayerville high school has commented on the specific allegations. it was the superintendent who took the extraordinary decision to cancel the entire season. >> there were incidences of harassment, intimidation that took place on a pervasive level in which the players knew, tolerated, and in general accepted. >> reporter: the sayreville bombers, state champs three of four years the talk of the sports world and not for their achievements on the field. >> hazing in a high school football locker room in sayreville, new jersey. >> a storied football program is canceling the season because of bullying. >> at a packed school board meeting. football player, parents vented. >> i have been seeing more dedication out of my son. and i want him to play the rest of this season. >> players in shock and emot

a bigger version, later in the 70s, where he came back to hollywood and bought this studio, (fred roosthis physical old studio. that was the second incaation of his zoetrope dream. every time i've seen a studio in different travels, you know, "ardmore in ireland" and my first impulse is to want to immediately buy it and bring a lot of people there and start it going again. but there are a lot of forces that work against that. i'm all for studio-based pictures. (teri garr) it's like we were in "gypsy," and he was our mother. and whenever these people came in that had the money, he'd say, "dress up real, and do the scene for them." "here's what i'm doing, and give us some money." and then they did. and then he'd spend it all. he had many more ideas. he said, "eventually we're all going to be owners in this. we'll put under contract, and in the parking lot, we're going to put a beautiful commissary with a glass roof." and his imagination just was going on and on to stuff that wasn't really relevant to making the movie. but he had this wonderful idea and it just never works. in a way, fran

. >> well, you know what that is a roos so a bunch of guys can watch beyonce videos over and over again> this real quickly ashton and mil a had a girl. >> okay. >> well, drum role on that one. >> anybody know the name. >> it is probably orange are something. >> no, apple is gwyneth paltrow. >> all of the celebrities have weird names. >> no, i know the name, conshohocken. >> yes. >> schuylkill. here's a perfect filing thing that happened to me. i live at eighth and walnut. there is a 7-eleven there. i have been going to that 7-eleven every day for four years, for four years. everybody in there knows me. >> did you have leopard boots on when this happened. >> a speedo. >> so, i go up to the, every day i go in and i buy a roll of life savers. i take it over here, i walk over, i get items and get to the cash register every day for four years. >> you are a creature of habit. >> there is people that watch the show that are in there. they are taking pictures, everybody talking about the show. so i get over to get my life savers. i have my phone in my hand. i'm a big mess. i put tonight my pock

you've been tearing down the authority and the reach of government both here and understand roo the world decades. now you want the government to be an activist government. that's the first point. the second point is, ted cruz, in his comments there about administration talking points about science, is the perfect example of the intellectual bankruptcy of parts of the republican party that dismiss the idea of science. they dismiss the idea of accepted facts. they live in their own world. they think the left lives in its own world. and never the two shall meet. so even science has been ripped apart. in science, in consensus on experimentally verified scientific facts, the whole thinking of the last 300 years has been thrown out the window by republicans in this case. >> there anybody that doesn't know they're loving this? >> no. >> they're loving this. let me read this. scott brown, i don't know the guy at all. but look at this. i think it's naive to think that people aren't going to be walking through here -- >> walking through here, through new hampshire. >> listen to this. walking throu

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. >> so, is he being too optimistic about his switch-a-roo policy sns. >> he might be, but he's the onlyell you i admired him. back in 2 2008, in the metropolitan area, i pulled up, i was stunned. there were signs for his father all over the dormitories at morgan state. so he's onto something this's appealing to african americans. he showed up in ferguson. after michael brown, he is the only republican candidate who has gone out to fergson and spoken with blark leaders to say what is going on and what can i do to help after trayvon martin was, in my belief, murdered, it was two weeks before anyone had anything to say about his death. >> the key thing about rand paul, and michelle touched on this, he showed up. he's going to african americans and asking -- not so much asking for their votes now, but talking to them about what matters. to them. >> and listening. listening. >> and listening. african americans are impressed and appreciate someone talking to them. >> he's an everest and he's taking one or two steps up the foothills. when he gets there and says to his own party, stop suppressi

the agents carried out the roos against the recommendation of a prosecutor who said it could amount to an unreasonable search. the case comes after a new york woman has sued the drug enforcement administration for setting up a fake facebook profile using her identity. sondra arquiett was arrested in 2010 on charges of involvement in drug trafficking. arquiett says a dea agent used images from her confiscated phone to set up a facebook profile in her name without her consent. the agent then used the profile to contact other people involved in the investigation. the justice department says it's reviewing the case. texas has carried out a new execution while another has been halted in missouri. mcgill prayed us was killed in texas based on the 2000 for triple murder. mark critz and's execution was temporary halted in order to hear his appeal. he was convicted of killing a mother and her two children in 1998. as weree and pried convicted as teenagers. the u.s. is set for 35 executions this year am at its lowest number since 31 executions 20 years ago. the united nations meanwhile has criti

a roo if i told you that doing your t. job is going to result in bankruptcy, would you continue e doing your job? it's that simple. thank you. >> go ahead. >> sure.>> steven nelson from u.s. news. president obama just gave pressm statements less than an hour ago, i think, about the missouri protests. and he said that police there as should not be bullying or be arresting reporters who are doing their jobs. and i would like the panel's ke opinion on, you know, whether in you welcome this and whether you think that the president may thin maybe should take his own advice here for everyone. >> i would like to just say i wanted to express -- >> do you mind?u >> one thing i meant to say is i wanted to express my support fot the reporters who were arrested or detained in ferguson. in and i think that with the think central question that we're all facing now is how does first amendment and the freedom of the press survive in a post-9/11 age? it's all part of the same issue, i think. >> leandra bernstein.i i would like to ask of so

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. >> don't the males do this to vie from attention from the female roo or something? got those big strong legs, you see the defense is terrible. all they do is hold their heads back. >> he's going to criticize the way kangaroos fight. what kind of defense is that? >> they have little t-rex arms, what are they supposed to do. >> i like how yahoo, said that's the most australian thing you'll see all day. >> the legs are no joke. but up top, the defense is lacking. >> they got to work the upper body a little bit more. >> we'll take you john king "inside politics," the defense up top was lacking. >> i got to go home now, that was our lead story. we could maybe in politics we should settle things like that. settle there's a segue there, i'm sure. >> good morning to you guys, let's go "inside politics," four weeks from election day, 28 days from today, you decide who controls the united states senate. a lot of governors races, house races, with me to share reporting and their insight, julia pace of "associated press," ron fournier of the national "journal," i met fournier b

new york city mayor bill deblasio says there's no roo reason for people to be alarmed as the hospital followed protocol. >> we have been preparing for months for the threat posed by ebola. we have clear and strong protocols which are being scrupulously followed and were followed in this instance. and bellevue hospital is especially designed for isolation, identification and treatment of ebola patients. >> spencer is the fourth ebola case to be diagnosed in the u.s., new york city's health commissioner says since returning to the u.s., spencer traveled by subway, took an uber car and went to a bowling alley. he was in close contact with two friends as well as his fiancee who have been quarantined out of caution. >>> joining us now is brian reynolds, chief market strategist. brian, to what extent has ebola been weighing on markets? >> it weighs a little bit on the stock market, but it hasn't had any impact on the credit market. we know that there's a vaccine developed ten years ago which never got tested. unfortunately because there's not a large market. now they're rushing it to market

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