colleagues director raphael announcements director raphael >> yes. i have one announcement that we have launched a video competition a zero 50 hundred short competition the mayor annuity this as the library new teen tech system we met with the directors of the green film festival their pledged to showcase some of the winning industries so this announcement is to anybody listening to this who has a teen or young person who's interested in making short film we welcome you to think about zero 5051 to be fun and engage our piers caught the department of the environment and shawn is your person so if any of you have colleagues or friends who think might be interested it will be fun. >> thank you director raphael. >> any other announcements commissioners public comment on announcements seeing none, public comment is closed 14 friday. >> president naumentsdz. >> one thing i'll say that the that tomorrow or thursday we had heard from assembly member david chiu he has an event trading districts with counterpart in southern california in los angeles assembly m

raphael rodriguez is facing murder charges in the keith of michael tyree. he says sheriffs investigators are relying on hearsay from inmates. rodriguez also accused detectives of making things up.

. >> raphael is here with a look at the forecast. there's a little bit of something for everybody. >> if you like the 90s, they're coming too but not today. the heat wave ended yesterday. temperatures back in the 80s. that's where we stay today. low 80s and the low humidity that we love. it's so refreshing and the air is fresh out there. a great start to a three day weekend. we want to spend some time outside today. it's comfy and warm and sunny at the gwb. fairfield county looking great. temperatures in the 60s. 67 east and 69 degrees in north port and temperatures in the 50s now back to the 60s finally a break from the humidity and flushing. of course, the best part is the low humidity. i know lots of you are hitting the shores this weekend one last time. 75 degrees and temperatures slowly creeping up day by day. the one thing constant is the sun if you're heading out east we have more of the same beautiful weather coming your way. truly a gem today. just as nice tomorrow. we keep going with temperatures inching up to the low 80s.

again, raphael veras stabbed multiple times. this. police not releasing much of a description on who the suspect could be. back to you. thank you. >>> happening right now, hawaii and parts of the california coast rurnd tsunami advisory following a deadly earthquake in chile. footage from chilean tv shows supermarket shelves shaking as the 8.2-magnitude quake struck the coast of chile. at least five people have been killed, one is missing. the quake was followed by three strong aftershocks with waves flooding coastal neighborhoods. authorities are still assessing the damage. >>> 5:34 right now. time for weather and traffic on the 4s. like that, it's really terrifying to think because it's not just the initial problem. it's then the aftershocks and what may happen later on. >> and if it's anywhere under water, that can create this propagation of huge waves that can travel a long distance. that's why i think they were on the lookout along the west coast of the u.s. as well and hawaii. so far, so good in that area. unfortunately, yeah, th

all right raphael, thank you. a famous midtown eatery is moving >> this is a public fairs communication. >> the popular celebrity spa has a new home in manhattan along the hudson river. >> congratulations on your new place. you're now at river bank state park. tell me about the new space. >> we have a terrific new space overlooking the george washington bridge. it's 10,000 square feet. >> a lot bigger. we have a patio, ballet seven days a week. we can finally get out. we have extensive space to do garage raduations and weddings. >> your food is always the star of latin cuisine. a little bit of a twist and speaking of that, our first dish is something maybe if we're going for brunch and you want to >> this is our pina colada french toast. >> wonderful. consumers want their latin cuisine with a nice, healthy twist. >> this is the cal marry salad. you have the sweet ginger. >> chef, i've always loed your plan take. tell me about this one here. >> beef, chicken and we have our mojeto. it's nice and the water. >> since

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check in with raphael miranda. raphi, some people may be trying to get started on this holiday weekend. >> even into the afternoon. no real weather problems. the problem is, it's still muggy outside, still team i and tropical. not as hot today. one or two scatter showers and storms possible this afternoon anind we have a beautiful stretch weather to enjoy your labor day holiday. here's a look at storm tracker. no real rain worry about. a front passes through. at 77, it's warm and sticky. as soon as you step out there, you feel the humidity. temperatures in the 70s throughout the morning. in the 80s by the afternoon. the heat wave is over today. a hhigh temperature into the 08s. no 90s on this friday. keeping it mostly quiet in detail emily west has a look at the traffic. >> broadway to -- we have ongoing track work. that wraps up today later this evening on the ef, m and r. keep that in mind has you travel. everything is on schedule. but this afternoon, there will be extra trains tore the labored get away. that sta

raphael joining us. 70s , chamber of commerce weather. when you're trying to market a weather. >> i'll remember to use that some other time. temperatures in the 70s today. we're aiming to please. breezy, bright. lots of sunshine later on. lots of cloudiness out there now, cold front moving through. humidity is dropping. we're saying good-bye to the mugginess. fantastic afternoon to enjoy. temperatures in the upper 70s. overnight tonight, jacket weather. i know i shocked some people on social media, they're already sending me surprise faces, north and west of town you will need a jacket. it will be chilly. temperatures in the 40s. >> thank you. >> upcoming at 10:00, darlene rodriguez reports live from havana, cuba. that's a live look of the pope. this is a sneak peek at some of the pageantry that we will be seeing here in the coming days. just a short while ago arrived at revolution plaza, greeted by hundreds of thousands of the faithful. a full report when we see you at 10:00. >> all right. sit tight for "open house nyc" followed by "week

in sports this morning, serena williams, raphael nidal. advancing to the second round of the u.s. details on that coming up. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. we are glad you are with us. ♪ lauren: alexia caught up in global markets. asian markets in a sea of red chinatown one and a quarter of 8%. the nikkei down 4%. arguments of manufacturing data from china raising fresh concerns and that is if the market they are really hard this morning. lauren: weakness across the board as well. the selloff led by the dax in germany at 2.7%. looks like the selling is picking up a little bit as we do see the ftse in cac down 2%. lauren: u.s. stock market futures look like this. the s&p down 43. nonfactor in a little bit better. it is now down on the 97 points. you can see down two and a quarter%. trade for oily big story. oil prices moving down by nearly 2% of 86 cents. you look at $48.34 for a barrel of oil. lauren: and buster's plane to safety. pulled up almost $9. 1141 at troy ounce. lauren: here is how the u.s. dollar is trading. key turns to

open, raphael nadal has been knocked out.e first time in a decade that the 14-time grand slam champion will end the season without a single major title. >> now ranked eighth in the world, raphael nadal's farm. >> you want to play against him. and if you want to do something different you have to risk. >> while nadal's form continues to slump world number one djokovic advances comfortbly through to the fourth round. thhe beat andreas simpeon in under two and a half hours. >> we see things that we could have done better, but again, a >> women's world number one serena williams dropped her first of the tournament against bethany maddox. she was just two games away from defeat at 5-all at this second set but then found another gear with the next eight games to clench the match. >> that means i win, great. but if it doesn't, then i--you know what, i can't let that affect me because i still have other tournaments to play. >> williams is still on track to be the first player since steffi graff to win the grand slam. >> having suffer

we heard president xi of china and heard morales and raphael and the president of argentina, we have been hearing discussion of all the topics and the things that are here and up for debate at the united nations. we have heard about war and peace. i don't think that in this chamber anybody would say a single word of what destroyed the people of africa and the middle east, in venezuela we have sought to make our voice heard and recognized the tragic mistakes that have been made, that were made in invading and bombing countries and peoples, brotherly peoples in the world. the four wars that have been waged destroyed important countries here, the war in afghanistan, we have to ask ourselves about it. did it bring peace? did it bring a situation of stability to the people of afghanistan? no, it brought destruction, devastation and terrorism. the war in iraq woven a fabric of lies and the only idea behind that war was oil and now 12 years later can we say what can we say about iraq? is iraq living in peace? rather it has been devastated. to those that waged the war of iraq, this led once

it was 98 at san raphael. oakland airport got to 95 degrees. this shot makes it look okay. across the country, we have got weather east of here. if you are traveling out in the mississippi valley they are getting hit pretty hard. a lot of this is tropical moisture coming down from the pacific. we've got a lot going on down there. we'll talk about it at 6:00 but you can see a lot of moisture spreading into the -- we have got fog that wants to come on shore but the winds are kind of of he roding. that's an off shore flow. so that's going to change. the winds are going to start coming more on shore and as they do temperatures will cool. but in the meantime, 100 in -- the winds are showing at the surface slightly on shore, which is good. sfo is always a good one. that's a sea breeze, it's cooling things off a little bit. overnight lows tonight, mid-60s in some spots. so it's going to be a warm night and hot again tomorrow. fog tries to come back tomorrow morning. right. tries to come back. i think there will be a little bit of patchy fog but it's n

san francisco is staying warm with 71, 83 in the north bay in san raphael same for santa rosa. we are heading into a cooling trend as we head into the work week. we have 70 degrees tomorrow for your monday around the bay. those temperatures are going to bottom out below seasonal for this time of year, 68 degrees tuesday, 66 wednesday. the good news is by the end of the work week, those temperatures will be bouncing right back up. >>> san francisco police officers have a message for people who are quick to criticize the cops. stop ville fiing our officers. they have launched an aggressive ad campaign on the radio raising questions on city sanctuary policy to racial profiling. joining us is the police officers association president. what was behind this ad campaign? this is a departure from your posture of we are all one, we are all family. everybody is happy. >> this current ad campaign is focusing on racial profiling and that our officers in san francisco do not racially profile individuals in san francisco. the previous campaign last month was regarding sanctuary city. next mo

a ten minutes trip time to san raphael. >>> and this is worst that could happen to a pet owner.nto your house and basically tries to kill your dog. it happened in the east bay last friday morning on amo pola drive and the surveillance video captures the crooks. they go through the sliding glass door, then put cookies on top of the shattered glass and the lab ate them. cut the dog's tongue and the burglars got away with about $2,000 in jewelry. the dog is recovering this morning. >>> residents in one concord neighborhood were relieved to learn a convicted predator will not be moving into their neighborhood at all. the state wanted to place four time sexual predator into a vacant home in contra costa county. the homeowner agreed to rent it but backed out once all of his neighbors started expressing their concern. kron four spoke with some of those residents -- kron four spoke about some of those residents. >> we had a nice little quiet neighborhood and we're hoping they come to their senses. >> he was convicted of rape four times and transferred to a state hospital in 2012. >>> de

and sunny on the peninsula, 78 in san mateo, half moon bay, 70 degrees, in the north bay, 83 san raphael87 santa rosa, 79 in vallejo, 80 in oakland. 87 concord, 86 in livermore. sunny, mild, mid-60s, coming up into the mid-70s if you're going and the accuweather seven-day forecast will feature heat, sunday, monday and beyond. and mid-70s along the coast for your outdoor plans. >> perfect. >>> just >>> some morgan residents are raising pricing on californians. recently, these no californian stickers have popped up on fr sale signs, onepokesperson said that buyers are getting into bidding wars and agents are asking for more than the asking price. many are dealing with out of state home buyers. >>> and a tiger cub was found wandering in a neighborhood. the 3 month-old is now being cared for at the exotic animal sanctuary. officials say they have no idea where they came from. >> i hope someone didn't try to buy it or something. >> but better a tiger cub than a full-grown cub. >> yes. >> he looked angry -- >> coming up in sports, feels like a freefall to oblivion to the giants, but bombs away

. >>> raphael has a tip for you. get outside and do something today. it will be beautiful. but the sun will come out, get outside. 78 degrees. breezy and bright through the afternoon. low humidity. it gets chilly overnight tonight. 56 degrees in the city. that's the coolest night we've seen in months. 40s north and west of town. we stay relatively cool. 7 73 for your high on monday. 73 on tuesday. wednesday, first day of fall, back up to 80 and it feels like summer again. thursday, 80 and tunshine. temperatures s s gradually tapering down no real rain any time soon. >> great. excellent time for the pope's visit. thank you. thank you so much for spending this part of your sunday morning with us. we'll be back here next saturday beginning at 6:00. >> a busy "newsweek." we hope will you stay with us with the pope's visit. look at the ceremony in havana. thank you for having us. . >>> this sunday morning where does the race stand now? we have brand new runners and i am talking to the front runners. the debate. >> watch a full fetus on the table and kicking

raphael miranda is here with a look at when we can catch a break. >> there's no real rain in sight. you'll see that in the seven-day forecast, but right now we're looking at clear skies. it is hazy, hot, and humidity again. we barely made it to 90, but we did make it there. 90 degrees, that was your high in central park. usually its hotter in newark. not today. 80s for laguardia and also islip. it's 90 in sleepy hollow. 88 in morristown. 98 in bridgewater. down to 78 in montauk. 82 in long branch. air quality alert remains in effect for that poor air quality, especially across new jersey. the hottest is yet to come, sibila, believe it or not. we're expecting temperatures to return back to the 90s over the next couple of days. >> you can stay one step ahead of the weather with the news 4 new york a.m. select the weather tab. you'll see the latest forecast, interactive radar, and more. >>> new information on the the county clerk in kentucky who refuses to issue same- marriage licenses to same-sex couples. today, there was some very tense moments when one couple showed up at the courth

raphael rodriguez is facing murder charges in the keith of michael tyree. he says sheriffs investigators are relying on hearsay from inmates. rodriguez also accused detectives of making things up. all three accused guards remain in protective custody at the alameda county jail. >>> grocery shoppers in oakland today encountered protesters urging them to boycott whole foods. abc 7 news was at the store where a small group held black lives matter signs. complaints mounted when graphic pictured surfaced showing a man beaten unconscious, these photos may be hard to look out. it shows the man of a security guard hired by whole foods became violent. the man was arguing with a cashier. >> we have a list of demands and we'll present those demands to management and we'll work as a community to get this straightened out and make sure this is a good place to shop for everybody. >> whole foods has fired the security company involved in the fight and oakland police are investigating. >> a warning for beach-goers, expect hazardous conditions from monterrey to sonoma count

at one point the attorney for raphael rodriguez, 27, asked people to stand up people there to support him and there were about 20. the other two defendants were jereh lubrin and matthew farris. they allegedly beat two mentally ill inmates. beat michael tyree so badly he died. the prosecutor argued there should be bail set especially in light of new evidence, text messages that he says show a pattern of inmate abuse allegedly among the deputies about six months before the beating death of tyree. one text from raphael rodriguez to matthew farris reads, quote, he was surprised me slapping him, sat on his bed with his hand on his cheek. i bet your parents never spanked you be i will. another text said, i love 6-a and no camera and no groups, i hope i keep it. bill rappoaport says they were taken out of context. >> in a personal setting and in a jail setting people say a lot of things. you can't take it out of context, which is what's happening. and we have to get our clients to look at it and say what were you thinking? what was this about? was there something that happened? we don't have

raphael miranda is here with the latest. >> we have a few more days to get there. the hazy, hot, and humid weather outside continuing right now. you can see it is quiet. lots of sunshine from the hudson valley. we barely made it to 90, but we did make it in central park. that's three days in a row. newark 88 degrees. bridgeport 86. it was hot and it was muggy, so it was uncomfortable throughout much of the day. this streak continues. 54 days now in a row with temperatures at or above '0 degrees in central park. their old record was 41 days. it keeps going on and on. air quality alert still in effect for much of new jersey. all these counties shaded in gray, we have some extra pollution out there. take it easy. back to you. >>> thanks so much. the nypd says a prisoner who escaped custody two days ago has been caught. police had been looking for tiffany newman since sunday night when she slipped out of her handcuffs and walked of new york presbyterian hospital. newman was captured this morning on the upper westside. >>> the city's homeless problem has been making a l

and sunny on the peninsula, 78 in san mateo, half moon bay, 70 degrees, in the north bay, 83 san raphaelanta rosa, 79 in vallejo, 80 in oakland. 87 concord, 86 in livermore. sunny, mild, mid-60s, coming up into the mid-70s if you're going and the accuweather seven-day forecast will feature heat, sunday, monday and beyond. and mid-70s along the coast for your outdoor plans. >> perfect. >>> just i'm caridee. i've had moderate to severe plaque psoriasis most of my life. but that hasn't stopped me from modeling. my doctor told me about stelara® it helps keep my skin clearer. with only 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses... ...stelara® helps me be in season. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and increase your risk of infections. some serious infections require hospitalization. before starting stelara® your doctor should test for tuberculosis. stelara® may increase your risk of cancer. always tell your doctor if you have any sign of infection, have had cancer, or if you develop any new skin growths. do not take stelara® if you are allergic to stelara® or any of its ingredien

let's head over to raphael miranda. i know you like this heat. i know you do. >> i love the heat. >> she's thinking of the winter that's coming. she's enjoying the heat while its here i guess. storm tracker is quiet. you can see lots of sunshine from the hudson valley across fairfield county. temperatures have cooled down right by the water. it's 79 now sheepshead bay. 80 islip. we're looking at 85 in danbury. jersey shore, that's a great place for some relief from the heat right now. 77 seaside park. as you head inland, east brunswick still roasting a little at 87 degrees. hudson valley, that's where some of the hottest spots are right now. 90 in chester. it is still a steamy 88 degrees in sleepy hollow. tomorrow, more of the same. temperatures well into the 80s. the humidity is there, so it is a hot and uncomfortable day. temperatures near 90 by afternoon, and then yet the hottest is yet to come on thursday. a baseball forecast for tonight, a bit on the humid side. temperatures in the 80s. it gets more comfortable after the sun goes down. tempe

raphael miranda is here with the forecast. raphi, another warm morning. >> unfortunately, a little sticky. the mugginess is still in place. temperatures down from yesterday. it's not as hot. 78 degrees. waw rm and sticky start to your y. it should be mostly dry today. instead of 90s. in the 80s. 83 degrees the high temperature. that humidity is going to take a little while longer to get out of here. take a look at the full holiday forecast in just a few moments. when it will finally cool off. emily west is here with a look at the commute. >> we have a truck fire in the truck lanes northbound right around 8a on the turnpike. right lane is blocked and delays staten island expressway. roadwork both directions. westbound bradley avenue to richmond avenue. two lanes blocked. more weather and traffic on the 4s. fa emily, thank you. >>> a person shot by police overnight. it happened on madison street in bushwick. katherine creag is there. she's been talking with police. kat, what are they saying? >> reporter: darlene, there are numer

had he ever family filed a claim against san raphael. they failed to remove the tree even after neighbors complained. >> this is not something that had to happen. i don't know what else to say. it doesn't have to happen and it did. one of the most pristine parts of the country. >> the city does not respond to the claim, they have a right to file a lawsuit. they would say they are carrying out their own investigation. >> the show will go on with nothing on. a judge stepped in to allow san francisco and barring police from stopping it. they ordered the officials to determine that. they planned to march from castro to city hall. they are going awe natural to protest the ban. from castro, most people are not that phased by it. >> it's something that they are standing up for and they are fighting for. whether people agree or not, you have to give them credit for protesting what they believe in. >> the daked demonstrators will be marching down market street and they will be escorting to make sure they can safely express themselves. >> a perfec

among them raphael and patricia they traveled from argentine to the city of brotherly love.hey have been taking in the events of the world meeting of families, but they can't wait to see the pope. >> i don't want to think, because it's so emotional. >> it will be very emotional for us. >> reporter: among the crowds is cuban american forge fernandez who traveled to cuba to see the pope. he is looking forward to seeing the pope here this weekend. >>> a texas jury will deliberate the fate of a former nurse who is convicted of poisoning her young daughter. she used salt to poison the 4-year-old daughter. she suffered brain damage because of the high levels of sodium. she worked ta pediatric -- as a pediatric nurse in houston. she is faces up life in prison. >>> a boy is being released from the hospital after being bitten by a snake at the birmingham zoo in alabama. the snake was wild and not part of the collection. >>> a south jersey city that sits on the waterfront is getting an upgrade. >> the iwait is on, apple fans are lining up to get the newest iphone. details at 6:00 a.m.

and sunny on the peninsula, 78 in san mateo, half moon bay, 70 degrees, in the north bay, 83 san raphael santa rosa, 79 in vallejo, 80 in oakland. 87 concord, 86 in livermore. sunny, mild, mid-60s, coming up into the mid-70s if you're going and the accuweather seven-day forecast will feature heat, sunday, monday and beyond. and mid-70s along the coast for your outdoor plans. >> perfect. >>> just [is the staying awake part...t challeng( gun shot )your day sleep train has your ticket to a better night's sleep. because when brands compete, you save during mattress price wars. and through labor day, save up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic. get interest-free financing until 2019 on tempur-pedic. plus, helpful advice from the sleep experts. but this special financing offer ends labor day at sleep train. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ ♪ ♪ it took leonardo and miriam years to master the toss. but just a few little steps to master depositing checks with the chase mobile® app. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. it's a good lookin

here's raphael miranda. >> good evening. they have several more days to get through. today, we were back in the 90s again. central park, 91. today will be an official heat wave if we hit 90 again. it was 94 and sizzling in newark. stifling. temperatures were back to the low 90s in laguardia. today, it's quite hot around new york city. 84 in central park. we've cooled off in some suburbs. it's the humidity, the mugginess causing you to have the ac running on full blast tonight. 82 in farmingdale. it'll be a warm and sticky night. tomorrow, the heat continues. 76 as you're waking up. it's not comfortable and stays hug gi and -- muggy and hot. your commute home tomorrow will be uncomfortable. 89 degrees. hot and humid weather. this goes on for days. we'll look at the seven-day forecast and show you when you might have release in a few minutes. >> good enough. thank you. >>> new tonight, a series of manhole fires in brooklyn left more than 200 customers without power. chopper 4 was over one of the fires in williamsburg this evening. a total of five manhole fires were repo

authorities say 35-year-old raphael was stabbed 14 types in both the neck and torso and after training for weeks, today was his first day as a livery cab driver. >> new driver comes on. he has them working during the day so they can familiarize themselves with the neighborhood, with the community. you know, they can familiarize themselves with their surroundings. this driver never stood a chance. >> crime scene investigators searched for evidence around the camry that they found him in. witnesses told officers there appeared to be a dispute between >> he don't do anything wrong nobody. ti . >> so far, robbery doesn't appear to be a otive since police say the wallet was recovered in his car. brother. >> come to this country to work hard. 17-year-old son. he's hoping a suspect on the run left behind a clear ima ge captured by a security camera installed in that cab. tracie strahan, news 4 new york. surveillance video. police want your help in identifying the three people seen in it. they're wanted in an expected hate crime in midtown. police say they started yelling anti-gay slurs at a w

raphael has that. >> yesterday it was sticky and warm outso ide. today it's a breezy and beautiful afternoon. you can see in your weather headlines, winds kicking up out of the north. fresh air moving in. increasing sunshine throughout the day. the dry weather goes on and on. we need rain, we won't get it any time soon. we have a cold front moving through, lots of clouds out there. one or two showers, very spotty. not a lot of heavy rain. most of us are dry. the clouds and shower chance if you live east of new york city. a beautiful day ahead. 73 outside now. headed back to the 70s for lunch lime lunchtime. breezy and beautiful. the humidity is definitely lower. we'll look at the seven-day forecast in just a few. over to you. >> that's a forecast. thank you. >>> in just a few hours, pope francis will host mass in havana's revolutionary square. >> he arrived in cuba yesterday. >> today darlene rodriguez begins our coverage from cuba with the message pope francis brought to the people. >> reporter: the papal plane taxied down the runway carrying the

raphael miranda is here with the forecast. >> good morning guys. how are you doing on the start of your labor day holiday weekend? nice weather outside right now. it's dry, 77 degrees. can't get rid of that mugginess yet. temperatures are down from the past few days. the heat wave is over today. 82 degrees by lunchtime. a high temperature of 83 and one or two scattered storms can't be ruled out, especially heading towards lunchtime. it should be dry and eventually we're dropping that humidity by the end of the day. there's another one coming our way. we'll look at the seven-day forecast in a few. emily west is here with the commute. >> we're checking on this truck fire shall near exit 8k in the process of extinguished. it was carrying watermelons to labor day parties. but right lane is going to be taken up there. on staten island, have this construction eastbound. staten island expressway between 470 to victory boulevard. here right near south avenue, it's already very, very heavy. more weather and traffic coming up on the 4s. >> thank you very muc

police say the 35-year-old raphael veras was working his first solo day when he was killed in east new york. he was sitting in his car when a man approached him with a knife. police say veras was stabbed several times in the neck and body. his family is in shock, insisting he didn't have any problems with anyone in the neighborhood. >> he don't do anything wrong to nobody. he's a real good guy all the time. come to this country to work hard, not to do anything illegal. >> witnesses say that he appeared to get into some kind of dispute before that stabbing happened. >>> and we're now hearing from the mother of that linden high school football player who was caught on video hitting another player in the head with his helmet during a game. anita mcduffy says her son's punishment was too harsh for what she says is an accident. her son told her his hand became stuck in the helmet of the immaculata player's helmet, who eded stitches. she said the incident was unfairly characterized as racial in nature. >> i believe my child. i'm not saying he's right for what happened. i'm not saying his wro

. >> a viewing was held tonight for philadelphia police sergeant raphael ali the 10 year veteran of theorce was killed last month in roxborough when he lost control of his vehicle and hit a tree. in manayunk tonight the greater philadelphia chapter of the national black police association gathered at a cigar bar to remember sergeant ali and philadelphia police officer lamar pool. pool was killed off duty when his motorcycle was struck by an alleged drunk driver. proceeds from tonight's event are going to the families of both officers. >>> breaking right now two people including a pregnant woman have been shot in philadelphia. it happened on the 4100 block of paul street in frank for. chopper three is live over the scene. police say the 23-year-old woman was shot in the thigh. a 21-year-old man was shot in the back. both are at temple hospital in stable condition. police say they are reviewing surveillance footage to identify the shooter. >>> a kentucky county clerk who refused to issue same sex marriage licenses is behind bars tonight. federal judge ordered kim davis to jail for contemp

. >> family, friends, all over philadelphia, remember police sergeant raphael amie, viewing was held last night. the ten year veteran of the force was killed last month, in roxborough, when he lost control of his vehicle and hit a tree meantime in mannyunk, the charm err of black police association gathered at cigar bar to remember sergeant ali and philadelphia police offer lamar pool. pool was killed off duty when his motorcycle was struck by alleged drunk driver. proceeds from last night's event are going to the families of both of those officers. >> well, this morning, funeral will be held for texas sheriff's deputy darren gofromth shot to death while pumping gas in suburban houston. suspect shannon miles arraigned on capitol murder charge. authority say the 30 year old has criminal record, that spans a decade, including convictions for resisting arrest, disorderly conduct with a firearm. >> well, marriage licenses will be issued this morning, in rowan county kentucky after long battle involving a kentucky county clerk who refuses to issue licenses to same sex couples. meanwhile,

. >> well, philadelphia police sergeant raphael ali will be laid to rest today. the ten year veteran of the force was killed last month, in roxborough, when he lost control of his vehicle and hit a tree. meantime, in manayunk, greater philadelphia chapter of the national black police association gathered at cigar bar to remember sergeant ali, and philadelphia police officer, lamar pool. pool was killed off duty when his motorcycle was struck by an alleged drunk driver. proceeds from that event are going to the families of both of those officers. >>> also, today, funeral will be held for texas sheriff's deputy darren goforth, shot to death while pumping gas in suburban houston last weekend. suspect, shannon miles, has been arraigned on capitol murder charge. authority say the 30 year old has criminal record that spans decades, including convictions for resisting arrest and disorderly conduct with a firearm. >>> a former police officer, in port smith virginia is expected to appear in court this morning, in a fatal shooting. grand jury indicted steven rankin on firs

those taking part showed their support for the families and co-workers of sergeant raphael ali and officeramar pool both killed in recent off duty accidents. pool was killed when his motorcycle was hit by an alleged drunk driver. sergeant ali died when he lost control of his pickup and hit a tree in roxborough. >>> new insight tonight the charges against former wrestler jim knee super night snuka from the author of a book that investigated snuck can the death of nancy argentina. todd quinones has more more from our satellite center. >> there have been questions surrounding this case for years. the wrestling and his girlfriend were in the same whitehall township motel together has she was suffering from serious head injuries. jimmy soup peer fly snuka at the peak of the rest link world in 19 eighty seven mysterious death that year of his girlfriend 23-year-old nancy argentina would hunter her family and fuel speculation. we spoke via skype to california author irving munch nick he wrote an e book in 2013 titled, justice denied detailing questions about the investigation. i asked him what he

range throughout, you know, the latin american experience and countries, and we have people like raphael ort^z, who's the founder of the museo del barrio. we have mel ramos. so, we really represent all of latin american in the artists that are part of the program. >> there are poetry readings, as well? >> yes, and for each of the exhibits, the art and the poetry is thematically based. so, they create the art for the particular exhibit at hand. >> mm-hmm. >> so, in this particular instance, it focuses on social justice and immigration. >> you're not only an artist, but an employee at the school. but talk to me about the honor, about having your work on display in a project such as this. >> it was a great opportunity granted to us by the president of the university, dr. dawood farahi, to allow us to exhibit in the human rights institute. obviously the fact that it's a human-rights issue has a lot more impact, and i feel like it's the right venue. any other pieces you're working on that may be part of this exhibit or a future one down the road? >> absolutely. always working on something tha

police have confirmed just within the past 30 minutes that the victim's name is raphael veras of brooklyn. he's 35 years old. right now crime scene investigators are looking at the camry he was in, stabbed multiple times around 1:00 this morning. let's show you some video of the crime scene. investigators doing their thing when we arrived on the scene. that's exactly what we saw. according to people that drove for the new lots cab company that many people say veras was driving for at the time, he was told expressly not to park in this area because it was dangerous. now, again, they say he was stabbed multiple times. some people say when they came here to the scene, they saw police performing cpr on him, but to no avail. brookdale hospital. right now authorities don't have much of a description on the suspect that they're looking for behind this. just said to be a male who was in this area at the time. darlene, it remains unclear if he was actually a fare this man picked up or just someone who approached his vehicle. thank you. >>> this morning, the mta is ride on the long island railroad.

thank you, raphael. hundreds of residents are without hot water after more buildings in the bronx tested positive for the legg bacteria. >> reporter: one resident woke up and still does not have hot water as crews work to get rid of the legionella bacteria in their buildings. water in four of the buildings has been contaminated with the dangerous bacteria. 304, 320 and 346 east 156th street have been effected. today crews are restoring ionization systems. until is systems are replaced, people are going to have to endure the lack of hot water. they say the water is still safe. >> yes, you can take showers and utilize the water. we've identified some of the preliminary testing. more testing to do but you are safe. >> reporter: one melrose resident has legionnares des and it's unclear where he or she may have picked it up. health officials are telling everyone if they feel sick or have symptoms to go to the hospital. reporting live, sheldon dutez, today in new york. >> thank you, sheldon. >> new this mornin

we're joined by fellow chef raphael luca and some friends.o on toast. one of my favorite things. >> amazing. >> dried tuna flavor packed like tuna prosciutto. >> some olive oil. >> extra virgin from granada. >> it's spicy. and bitter. >> that's good. so good. ♪ >> spain is a beautiful country. we're not even eating yet and it's good. it's like a -- >> pate. >> oh, sweet. want mas. that is like the best thing in the world. >> you want to eat this? the whole thing? >> this? yeah. chocolate. this is the chocolate of the gods. some grilled octopus and sea bream and some nice pork tenderloin and my personal favorite, a particularly delicious morcilla, fresh blood sausage. yes? i feel some duende coming on. i can just squeeze the -- i'm telling you. sexual metaphor coming. beautiful. just feeling them is -- yeah. looking good. wow. look at that. a lot of fat. >> yeah. it's quite nice. >> those were happy pigs. lazy pigs. >> the ones we like. the ones we breed here in spain. >> yeah, the pigs and the bulls are very happy here. >> moment of truth. >>

raphael nidal had his hands full, but he managed to put away. baseball, the baltimore orioles don't have a lot to care about, but they did last night. chris davis had a second home run. he did that in the 11th inning with a 76 when. the orioles have lost six in a row and 12 of their last 13. nicole: i don't know if he saw the tennis video, but they were not doing that. get wild on the tennis court in tennis court ahmad u.s. open. they are heading to capitol hill to answer on the attack at the u.s. embassy in benghazi and e-mails released by the state department could be very key. hillary clinton also joined fire from gop presidential candidates. >> there is no doubt that she purposely put a server in her basement in order to shield their communication. there is no doubt that there has been a cover-up. nicole: we will have the latest twist in the e-mail scan the good and viable and plans to plead the fifth. donald trump with gop leaders in new york today at a news conference and will he sign a loyalty pledge for you. checking u.s. stock index fut

alongside fidel and raul castro who turned against the church following revolution in 1959, 70-year-old raphael is old enough to remember. >> in the first years of the revolution there was a lot of antagonism between religion and the politics of the state. >> reporter: but that relationship has changed. shifting after pope john paul made his historic visit to the island in 1958. a different picture of cuba and religions leaders has emerged, even though issues the leaders raised are taboo. archbishop jamie ortega, marching in protest against the castro government. in years past, the vatican helped orchestrate the release of political prisoners in cuba. now though, dissidents of the damas de bla blanco or women in white, were detained. cuban priest and secretary of the episcopal conference of cuba, says won't ignore the theme of prisoners. >> the theme of poverty, politics and prisoners. >> summit of americas back in april by which pope francis may be most remembered, even though he didn't attend, a secret deal between cuba and the united states was in part brokered by the vatican and its work be

his old rival raphael nadal is out. the national was beat no one five sets on fray. the nadal had been two sets up at one stage and the first time he has ever lost a match in a grand slam event in such a position. >>> qualifiers being played on saturday. russia had a new coach in charge, and he marked with a win over sweden. ukraine are level on points with spain after beating belarus. and earlier england secured a place at euro 2016 with captain wayne rooney scoring. well, african teams are continuer their journey to the cup of nations. botswana with their eve first ever cup of nations win. now tom brady has broken his silence having hi four-game ban lifted about. the star was reduced after--the star released a statement on his facebook page: >> now, it's game on in hong kong with some of the word's top players playing in the biggest tournament in the city. hoping that it could put hong kong on the world professional dance circuit. >> a world class line up led by phil taylor and a crowd who appreciates talent. a special constructed venue, hong kong's waterfront has

raphael espinoza, he had been shot once. police found his body on the street in east san jose in the king road exit off of 680. he was murdered three days after the birth of his daughter. >>> details of a gun buying frenzy taking place in san francisco. the only gun shop in the city can't seem to keep weapons on store shelves. one reason for that. the city is looking to tighten gun laws. chuck coppola is live with more on a proposed change that may be fueling this run on guns. chuck? >> reporter: jess, the proposed changes come in addition to the current background checks that are required. that talk coincided with a spike in sales. frankly, we saw bear shelves today when the new proposal was introduced at city hall. the proposed ordinance mandates all gun buyers be videotaped and all ammunition sales be sent weekly to police with information on who bought how many rounds where the buyer may be found. caused a sudden spike in sales at the gun shop. >> the racks are pretty empty. the people are buying them and sending -- >> i

police arrested primo raphael toro. a u.p.s.r realized he was delivering too many credit cards in one neighborhood. and thought someone was following him on his route. he called police and police pulled over toro in the vehicle the u.p.s. driver described to police. >> he discovered u.p.s. packages that belonged to residents that belonged in that neighborhood. he had the tracking numbers of when they would be delivered. >> officers say they intercepted $80,000 in fraudulently approved credit cards and gift cards. the fbi is now involved. they believe the case is connected to others in new jersey and in new york. >>> here are some ways to make sure your identity is safe. you can get one free credit history report every year from each of the three major agencies. you can also pay for a service that monitors your credit and will alert you when there's an entry into your credit file. mastercard is testing a new program called selfie pay. the program will allow cardholders to verify online purchases using a selfie. the company has ta

they include jason rizian of san raphael who works for "washington post."into custody last july for waging a propaganda war against iran. >>> happening now, an electronic music festival is under way. illegal substances and drug-related paraphernalia are not allowed at this event. in previous years police arrested more than 100 people during the two-day festival. mostly for drug and alcohol violations. health officials say people should be very watchful over their drinks. they should stay hydrated and have a backup plan in case they get separated from their frndz. >>> a home burglary victim says she will not press charges as long as they return a box containing the ashes of her late husband. it resembles a jewelry box so it may have sparked the interest of those thieves. on friday morning, the 83-year-old woman returned home to see two men running away from her house they got into a car and drove away. the box also contained her husband's death certificate and four silver coins. >>> now to the latest on the valley fire in lake county. the sheriff department

the national black police association organized tonight's fundraiser for sergeant raphael ali and officerool. both men died in separate car crashes over the past week. smoke a cigar hawk la lounge in manayunk opened its doors for the event. the association says every penny raise to do night will go right to the families of sergeant ali and adversary officer pool. >> reporter: havertown shop is busy getting ready for the papal visit. saint jude shop is not just a place to get a communion dress oor row religion item. karen hepp gives a sneak peek at what you'll see when the holy father comes. ♪ >> oh i love it report roar it's hopping at the saint jude shop in havertown. folks snapping up all those traditional items like the rosaries, the opinions the magnets and the flags. but the biggest seller for his this papal visit the bobble head. ♪ >> we think of our heroes and we put them in bobble heads like sports heroes. why not the holy father? ♪ >> reporter: louis' family opened the saint jude shop 50 years ago. this is their third time helping for papal visit. ♪ >> reporter: they made the cha

. >> raphael, sex offender. [ laughter ] >> seth: oh no. registered? unregistered? >> yeah.'t even register? >> no, he won't even register. that's how heinous he is. [ laughter ] >> seth: that's why he lives in the sewers. >> yeah. >> seth: he's like, "i'm not talking. come up there, you're gonna make me reg." >> yeah. no, we were talking about it. why do you think they have that van? >> seth: oh, right. [ laughter ] so, kids shouldn't see that movie. >> no, it's not for kids! they should go see our r-rated comedy. >> oh, it's r-rated? >> yeah, filthy. [ laughter ] >> seth: one thing i want to run down with you, real quick is, 'cause i hosted the emmys last year. and the one piece of advice, i would say is, like you need to learn all the names of people in television 'cause you don't know when you're gonna have to say a name real quick. >> right. >> seth: and so, i was wondering if i could maybe quiz you on some of the trickier ones out there right now. >> let's do it, yeah. i feel prepped. >> seth: all right, cool. so, we're gonna throw 'em up on the screen for you there. >