it's location, location, location.\ a house, the agent says it's location, location, location.\ a house, the agent says it's location, location, location. a house, the agent says it's location, location, location. a house, the agent says it's location, location, location. a house, th agent says it's location, location, location.a house, the agent says it's location, location, location. i would say education, education, and education. [ applause ] >> because they took that away from me, and i miss it for all my life. there are so many things that i would enjoy and know if i would have the education and they did not let me do that. they took that away from us. and that's like they would take my arm from me. because all my rest of the family, they were educated. but i was exactly that age when romania was occupied. i was 14, finishing the elementary school. so that's why i say, you have the opportunity here to have the education and that nobody can take it away from you. and it's more than millions of dollars, the education that you have. >> thank you, anna. >> now, don't ask me o

but these are devices that are compelling phones to give their locations to them. the company that produces the king ray has a non-disclosure policy with every law enforcement agency. there is a problem with getting the information out. a lot of law enforcement agencies are not disclosing the information dealing with stingrays and there probably hasn't been the discussion at least in the courts that ought to be. >> host: let's bring in dustin from reuters. >> you mentioned the non-disclosure agreement. that leads to stingrays being used in the case but it isn't known to the judge or defense attorney. why are law enforcement so accepting to have non-disclosure agreements and is that a fair process where they may not know the evidence was cleollected? >> guest: we in lynchburg tonight have striingrays. my understanding is before the harris corporations sells the stingray to anyone they require a non-disclosure agreement. the law enforcement agencies -- to be perfectly honest, law enforcement doesn't want to do this because it leads to people asking questions. we need

information, very sensitive location information. and for that reason, i do think it's important that congress be on the front end of seeing where technology is leading and putting in place the requirements to make sure that people feel secure and private. i mean, the last thing you want is people saying i'm not going to use new device, or i'm not going to use this new app because i'm worried that my information isn't secure. >> you mentioned baltimore earlier. there's within some evidence to -- there's been some evidence to suggest that places like baltimore and chicago after the ferguson grand jury decision that fbi was flying planes over those, and some of it even suggests that sting rays were being used to track those protesters. saw this in any -- is that in any way, in your view, an appropriate use of this technology? >> guest: no, i can't con tone that. i won't condone that. >> what purposes do you think they would be using that for? >> guest: i think that stingrays -- this is my opinion, my own personal opinion. stingrays hav

the most profitable location is buena park.gonna be a prototypical concept that we're gonna come up with a model. we're gonna set a standard for the store. we're gonna set a standard for the ice cream. we're gonna set a standard for the menu. mike: golly. lemonis: so, do we have a deal? mike: yeah. -we have a deal. -lemonis: great. mike: we have a deal, marcus. wow. lemonis: i'll see you guys tomorrow. -mike: thank you so much. -lemonis: yep. ♪ we're gonna head outside, okay? all the store managers and the people from the office. i wanted to meet with all the employees at another location so more people can hear about the deal that i made and find out what the direction of the company going forward is. so, yesterday, paul and mike and i made a deal for me to invest $750,000 into farrell's. going forward, these locations either win on their own or they die on their own. we're gonna dig in to the presentation, to pay the payables, to make sure that the equipment you have in your store actually functions. travis: we appreciate you

location, location, location. you take a picture. you post it on social media, but are you also revealing personal information that you'd rather keep private? those stories and more tonight on "nightly business report" for thursday, august 4th. >>> good evening, everyone. i'm sue herera. tyler mathisen is off tonight. the job market has been a bright spot in an economy that has seen lackluster growth. employers have been creating jobs at a healthy clip for years, but today, just one day before the july employment report is set to be released, there were two setbacks for american workers. firsttime applications for unemployment benefits rose by 3,000 last week to a seasonally adjusted 269,000. we also learned today that there was a rise in layoffs last month and tomorrow we may get answers to some pressing economic questions. hampton pearson has more. >> reporter: sagging energy prices drove layoffs higher in july, a 19% increase over june. out placement first challenger, gray and christmas says the cuts came from large employers. >>

lemonis: just at this location? susan: no, at all locations.onis: it seems to me that in a business of this size, there really shouldn't be a need for a layer of a general manager. lemonis: i'm marcus. angela: angela. lemonis: as i walked around and talked to all the employees in the company, there was one thing that was clearly consistent -- everybody hated the look of this place. woman: it's just got to be... woman #2: sharper. woman: ...revamped. lemonis: what should the look be? woman: [ laughs ] not that! not to kill your ankles when you sit down, no. lemonis: and i also got a little more detail on carolyn's ex-business partner. when did you go into business with him? carolyn: 1998 i started with him. lemonis: how many salons does he have? carolyn: he has about 22 now. lemonis: really? carolyn: yeah. lemonis: and there was definitely confusion about roles and responsibilities. so, what do you do here? debbie: i'm actually the manager here, marcus. lemonis: you are? debbie: yes. lemonis: how is that different from susan's job? debbie: um...

location after the building was bought out. now he is transitioning to sunnyside and didn't exactly receive a warm welcome there was concerns from neighbors that a bar opening up was going to loud. this location is but under construction for about a year now. we met with all of our neighbors they voiced their concerns the problem is his request to transfer has live music license was denied by city council he refused to gn agreement a contract he feared would put him at risk. he's made summa justin's hoping to eliminate any kind of late-night disturbance. to stop serving people on our patio past 10:00 p.m. we're 10:00 p.m. we're in turn our music off outside of 10:00 p.m. live music is inside not everyone is on board. i'm a little bit worried if it turns into something that will feared the love bar would disturb his routine. others are being receptive i personally wouldn't mind having it here. we don't live too close to it. i don't know the music necessarily bothers us. they plan to fight for his music license prepetition neighb

lebanon location. brighten up the place by putting in subway-tile walls and new light fixtures. a new counter and serving area will be built to improve and streamline the ordering process. new tables, new equipment, and new floors. in all, i'm spending $85,000 of the $350,000 i invested. it's a big renovation for a pretty small space. hey, guys. -mike: hey, how are you? -kathleen: hi! lemonis: i'm really excited to gather up the franchisees at market square. i want to show them the new look and the new name -- the simple greek. lemonis: so, this name came from a branding expert. kathleen: um, "simple greek"? i'm offended. mike: the feeling that i get is that when you say, "the simple greek," it's almost, like, condescending. like you're calling them somebody not too smart, like a very simple person, like a simple arse. it's a matter of semantics, if you will. lemonis: now, with all due respect, you're not greek. i'm greek. i'm not offended by it. i don't feel like you're calling me stupid. kathleen: i'

the big pine location has two functioning separate businesses, a retail location, and the other is theirhipping department. the retail location accounts for less than 10% of the total revenue, but after you add rent and labor and utilities, well that accounts for a lot of the loss. but when you have high rent factors, every one of these tiles, which is a square foot... >> has a dollar on it. >> costs money. how much are you losing a year? >> this store's probably losing about $20,000, $25,000 a year. >> and how much is your rent? >> about $25,000 a year. >> so it's the same. so that's what you have to really be thinking about. >> okay. >> key west key lime pie company does $1.4 million a year in sales, but it's losing money operating multiple locations. i know that if i can improve the product and consolidate all the operations to one location at greene street, we'll stand to make a lot of money. you guys should be very proud of yourself. i mean, you have a $1.4 million business. >> yeah. >> thank you. >> here's the problem. you guys know that i'm a people, process, product guy, and i'm

, just a on the side, the men's restroom are located to the right at the end of the hall. you just walked out where you see the elevator bank and keep going. we also have an all-inclusive restroom it's located on the right if you walk outside the back door of the auditorium it will be there on your right. we have breakout rooms, they are also located out the back door to the right and i will just go over at the breakout sessions are in case you don't have your agenda. leveraging backup resources to prevent bullying is in 1w114. what happens when a set, filmmaker and lawmaker join forces, the campaign to end bullying is in room 103. the discussion about bullying based on gender, gender identity and sexual orientation will be here in pinard auditorium. bullying against muslim, arab and south asian students will be in 1w105108. it's a combined room so that's why you see two room numbers. support intervention and best practices to prevent bullying's of students with disability and i know that's a lot of information right now but we will have people pointing out and helping you

actual air temperatures should warm to the low 80s in all locations. plan on a chance of scattered storms, prarily after 10am. unfortunately, these will be so poorly organized, it's tough to time out favored areas of dry or wet weather this afternoon and the chance of storms will have to be maintained until the sun goes down. like yesterday, any storms that form will be extremely slow-moving, leading to areas of excess rainfall in isolated spots. the same boundary is still in our area tomorrow, but will move south tomorrow night. from wednesday through saturday, cooler high pressure builds in as a tropical system impacts the southeast united states.today:scattered t ght s. low: 67 tomorrow: ae of storms. partly sunny. nd: nw 5-10. high: 80 tom. night: storms early, then partly cloudy. wind:w 5-10. low: 62tha people in elkader are making progress after devastating flooding late last week. but there's a lot of work to be done. the turkey river crested at 22 and a half feet on friday. while that's about five feet lower than initial predictions, the water

inside the new restaurant-- located in downtown summerlin. dave and busters is famous for it's arcade games with big screens. there's also a bar for sports fans. this will be the first dave and busters in nevada. if you're looking for a new job.. sitel will be holding two job fairs this week. the first on tuesday from 9 to 1... and another on thursday from 11 to 3. applicants are encouraged to bring their resume.. and dress professionally. the fair will be held at 750 pilot road.. right off paradise and sunset road. if you're thinking about getting a new furry friend... now is the time! the animal foundation is having a "back to school special" with discounts on adoption fees for some dogs. it's going on now through august 22-nd. adoption fees for cats six months and older are also being waived.. but that "cool cats of summer special" ends this weekend. there are more than 90 dogs and 45 cats available for adoption. saying goodbye to a legend. yankees, alex rodriguez plays his final game on friday.. message for fans. the new york yankees have

stola sunshine and then a 72 and then most locations in the '50s and then closer to the day. then as soon as 10:00 coast wells in the fifties for the rest of this evening. high pressure situated to the south close to changing with a slight warming trend for you until we get more details coming up the next forecast and 10 minutes. >> reporter: started this a unified six years ago and he participate more i'll spear a kid. absolutely get the project and force us to apply every schoolcoming up, site >> reporter: as and players that what the delta, for parents wanted her to the paper so are asking community help us take the road blocks down that cannot allow parents to participate. a warning tonight for iphone users. an iphone bug. could let hackers into any apple i-o-s device. with just one tap. details ahead. plus. nearly a dozen tornadoes swept across the state of indiana. forcing governor mike pence off the campaign trail -- and people out of their homes. the latest. on the storm damage. another day, another headline indicating the oakland raiders are serious about moving out

we are seeing many different companies that now have access to location information. for that reason i think it is important that congress be on the front end of seeing her technology is leaving and put into place the requirements to make sure people feel secure. they do not want people saying they will not use a device or at because they are worried that .heir information is not secure chicago and ferguson, some people suggested that stingrays were being used to track protesters. his inappropriate use of this technology? >> i cannot comment on that. on't. i think -- this is my own personal opinion. that is inave a use exigent circumstances when you , pursuantk or never to a warrant that may be proven appropriate. there's an active mode and a passive mode. the active mode is that they send out a signal and paying ping the phone and the phone answers back, saying here i am. then there is a passive mode, religious gather whatever walks by. knows that, verizon when a call comes in, to send it to this tower. because the third-party doctrine is still alive at this particul

into this location near city hall this afternoon. he does expect there to be another little rush as folks head home from work.... he expects that to last until about 7. if you havent voted yet but are planning to this evening, keep in mind that this is a partisan primary. 'all five of the political parties have their ballots on one ballot and that confuses voters they think they can vote for some candidates

that first location was here. the ferry lasts for six years and there is a bridge built down river from us. the bridge puts the ferries out of business. basically you can pay your fee and cross the bridge and keep moving. for our site we had a bridge built in 1859. these were toll bridges. the fee was based on how high the river was running. purely commercial operation. in 1860 this is a pony express relay station. pony express had home stations and relay stations. this was a relay station where they would just change horses. that lasts 19 months. pony express goes out of business. this is now a telegraph station. the forts located here primarily because of the telegraph. 1862 early in the civil war if you think about that the north is not doing so well but keeping the communication open to the west coast to california, keeping that trans continental telegraph going was important enough that the u.s. government sent soldiers to help maintain the telegraph. what they did was not send very many of them so the units

a search team couldn't locate riley. they asked people on facebook to keep a lookout. >> we had 20,000 people look at the post online. i saw that and it like we'll find the dog. >> they kept receiving new posts of citings until they were able to track her down at a campground. 10-month-old melnanwaw swam six miles and walked a dozen more searching for her family. leon: doggie triathlon. michelle: glad they were reunited. leon: amazing. michelle: amazing that facebook helped. leon: way to go. you are right. that does make it the homewardbound sound like a documentary. amazing story. the weather, we can't classify that as amazing. doug: it's fairly nice tomorrow. nice on friday. i have been told to quit while you are ahead so goodbye. the weekend is not so nice. let's talk abit and the latest on tropical storm hermine. a blob of the thunderstorms in the gulf of mexico. if you look closely you can see the thunderstorm tops way high in the tropesphere. the west coast of florida, tampa bay inundated with tons of rain. torrent

this is the only manhattan location? nicolas: this is the only manhattan location, yes.emonis: after visiting two courage. b locations, the picture is much clearer on how this company got in trouble. even though they were smart enough to pick excellent retail locations, bad merchandising and design inconsistencies is why this company is all over the place. now i need to meet the family at their corporate offices and dig into the financials. well, this looks a lot different than the store. -nicolas: yeah. -stephanie: yes. -lemonis: looks nice. -nicolas: thank you. so, this is home base, if you want to call it. lemonis: yeah. nicolas: this is our conference room/showroom. lemonis: i like it. i walk into their corporate office, and i'm surprised how different it is than the two retail stores i've been to. it looks like an edited collection of what courage. b actually stands for. it's much cleaner, and it's much clearer. stephanie: this product is our best-selling product. it is just an easy hanging cardigan, in essence, that we call the duster, 'cause it literally kind of d

the locations include the west pasco government center in new port richey... j-w mitchell park in new port richey... and veterans memorial park in hudson. the ?city of new port richey also has a the locations are all open from eight a-m to five p-m. and they are all ?self-serve. bags are provided, but residents are encouraged to bring their own shovels. and you can also find the list of sandbag locations on our website... "my fox tampa bay dot com." fox 13's shayla reaves is also heading up to pasco county this morning. we'll try to get a live update from her in our next half hour. in hillsborough county: more than a dozen people are looking for places toive...r th caught fire. it happened sunday afternoon at "rivertree landing" in northeast tampa. a fire broke out in one of the units. the woman who lives there says her electric stove malfunctioned. her apartment went up in flames in about 60 seconds. thankfully she and her family got out...and so did her neighbors. all 13 people in the four-unit building are now displaced. the red cross offered to help. the a

h-h-gregg is closing its wisconsin locations. what that means for electronics store -- confirms it locations. three of them are in the milwaukee area -- two more are near green bay. company officials say employees at those locations will have the opportunity either transfer to another store -- or work with a work-placement company. there was no indication of when the stores would be shut down. portillos -- the chicago-based restaurant that recently opened its first wisconsin location in brookfield -- has launched a new ordering app. customers can use it to order food for pick-up at any of the locations. it's available now for apple and android devices. we invite you to visit the "links" page at fox six now dot com -- or your fox six news mobile app to download. for more information on this and other stories in the business journal, we have link to their site on ours, fox6now.com. it's time for your news and weather together. officials in are investigating the death of a young boy on a 10-year-old caleb schwab died yesterday at sc

can i get a location of where this is? okay, no problem, again, now, we do see fire on the scene for this, the business on fire not far from sherman and burleigh. >> this is where firefighters are on scene at the o'reilly automotive store. it is fully engulfed. several crews are on the scene. we do not know how this fire has started, but it has been a tense and violent night in parts of milwaukee. we are monitoring two different situations, sherman and burleigh where a gas station is on fire, and now this fire, the second see. it's building right in front of our eyes. >> when you think of an auto parts store, you have things that could explode, chemicals, rubber. this is a very dangerous situation. hopefully fire can get this under control. earlier in the day when this chaos erupted, there were a number of cars that were set on fire there. were also squad c chaos, again, this all started after an officer shot a suspect at 44th and auer. that suspect was pulled over, he got out of the car, started running, officers shot at

now they are turning to the public for help in locating these stolen items. investigators have released photos of the japanese and greek art pieces that were taken from the foster gwin antique store located on hotaling place and jackson street. police say even if the suspect wanted to sell the antiques.they would have a hard time getting away with it. the onwer of the antique shop says the building was under construction at the time which left some of the doors unlocked. they are hoping someone will come forward with information on the robbery.or the location of their valuables. now to the quest to keep the a's in oakland. today.a big step in the process. >> grant:the a's majority owner toured a potential ball-park site. grant lodes is here with that story. and grant there's also a development with the raiders and las vegas. we'll talk about the silver and black in a moment. first though. the a's.and fans of the team love to see a potential solution. everybody agrees the team needs a new ballpark. today. the team's majority owner. meanwhile the oakland raider

their location.alk to strangers stability never forget to remind parents and go ahead and have a conversation hopper >> steve:other countries on the list include afghanistan and south sudan. in the past 25 years, the mortality rate for american mothers. has more than doubled. tonight -- reporter marissa perlman looks into what is behind this disturbing trend. the c-d-c says, access to health insurance or health care. may also contribute to maternal mortality >> reporter: getting her here did not exactly go as planned. and carolyn and foreign all croissant share low fluid the mccall abigail needed to come out tonight. >> reporter: and the security hospitals say it's not one factor blamed for upward trend. another likely factor experts say dramatic increase in and see sections and the u.s.. when the american on seven see section of from 1520 years ago. we enter into a domino effect. . and women just have more options today. rising >> steve: title of frustration today. the march drowning victims the tot

also, the goods to the customer so there's no need for them to be in that specific location. there's eight of them in 1 mile. i think that is enough. ibid. this iscould open there. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> my name is john-. it's a pretty big operation. they've always had a security guard outside which is imposing presence on the neighborhood. 1 foot traffic to come in and spend their money. we wanted to be an inviting space when there's a big security guard outside it doesn't create that welcome space especially for us all the businesses in the building and also it's within the three schools within 1000 feet radius. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> my name is renÉe. i week in the logic computer and i've 26 years and i never use drugs and i don't know how many times i live in the lower haight. [inaudible] i don't spell we'd every day because i don't use it. [inaudible] they don't care about the people in the area because they don't live there. i do miss my children grow up with a pot shop spelling we'd were seen people smoke weed in the streets. things like

and at locations like the north free. if we can charge less than anyone else, less than the citys charging for parking, and generate more than a million a year and put that back into parks, were definitely going to look at that. the money will help fill the parks department's 2-and- a-half-million-dollar budget deficit. one of the issues we have is the cost of pensions, the cost of health care, not for active employees but for retirees goes up. :32 milwaukee residents versus visitors from madison are split on whether th wed be conscientious about oh, do we have money. is it coins? do we have credit cards? we're from out o f town, it seems like we gotta support the trails in some way. abele say's he's open to suggestions from the public. would you prefer to pay more in fees, would you prefer to pay more in taxes, cut services? if you'd like to weigh in... there will be a public input session on the proposed budget tomorrow evening at the washington park senior center. head to fox6 now for details. reporting along the lake

it's a very active location. they are both interns through cooperative agreement we have with the university of maryland. gena and lisa are both employees of the national parks service here at the facility, and they are in the process of processing these diacetate negatives. if you were in here you might smell is slight acidic smell in the room. we have an air handling unit, we call it an elephant nose. it removes the smell and they wear masks to protect them. because long-term exposure is probably not so good. these are very fragile negatives, and they are going into acid-free envelopes. each one of these negatives has already been digitized so this is the original. we have a digitized -- we have a disc version of all of these images. these are images of our parks. as early as the late 19th century. these will ultimately, once they are finished processing these objects, these will go to a cold storage unit, basically it's a gigantic refrigerator. a temperature of about 36, 37 degrees, and that will preserve thes

also, the goods to the customer so there's no need for them to be in that specific location. there's eight of them in 1 mile. i think that is enough. ibid. this iscould open there. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> my name is john-. it's a pretty big operation. they've always had a security guard outside which is imposing presence on the neighborhood. 1 foot traffic to come in and spend their money. we wanted to be an inviting space when there's a big security guard outside it doesn't create that welcome space especially for us all the businesses in the building and also it's within the three schools within 1000 feet radius. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> my name is renÉe. i week in the logic computer and i've 26 years and i never use drugs and i don't know how many times i live in the lower haight. [inaudible] i don't spell we'd every day because i don't use it. [inaudible] they don't care about the people in the area because they don't live there. i do miss my children grow up with a pot shop spelling we'd were seen people smoke weed in the streets. things like

so for now, i want her to focus on this location and this location only.ve done a good job, you've really had no leadership. i believe that you guys have the heart and the passion for this place. i think the product is really good in most cases. i'm asking you to trust the process. let's get to work. thank you. ♪ i want to re-imagine the "eat your greens" pie, and i want to make a couple variations of it. i want you to write a proper recipe and i want you to document the changes you made. -betty: do i go now? -lemonis: right now. -betty: okay. -lemonis: you're on it. lemonis: i have no doubt that betty can make pies. the reason that i wanted her to make variations of the pie is to also learn how to write things down so that any member of her staff can make the exact same pie. -how we doing on those? -betty: uh... lemonis: these are two of them. where are the other two? the biscuit dough -- i'm working on. this is a chive dough, and then this one is like a flaky garlic. lemonis: where did you write all that down? betty: uh... i took our base flaky dough and

actual air temperatures should warm to the low 80s in all locations. plan on a chance of scattered storms, primarily after 10am. unfortunately, these will be so poorly organized, it's tough to time out favored areas of dry or wet weather this afternoon and the chance of storms will have to be maintained until the sun goes down. like yesterday, any storms that form will be extremely slow-moving, leading to areas of excess rainfall in isolated spots. the same night. from wednesday through saturday, cooler high pressure builds in as a tropical system impacts the southeast united states.today: scattered thunderstorm s possible. very muggy. wind: se 5-10 high: 81 tonight: chance of storms. wind: light s. low: 67 tomorrow: chance of storms. partly sunny. wind: nw 5-10. high: 80 tom. night: storms early, then partly cloudy. wind: nw 5-10. low: 62 several terminals were evacuated, incoming flights halted, and traffic into angeles airport overnight. this was a precaution after reports of a gunman. as a-b-c's kendis gibson reports, those turned out to be false,

we started our first location and then from there we expanded locations. >> why do think food trucks have grown? >> i have gotten popular because the high cost of starting a brick and mortar or strong, the rise of social media, trucks easily located, and food trucks to offer a unique outdoor experience that is not easily replaced by any of their setting any worlwhere else in san franc. san francisco eaters are interested in cuisine. there adventuress. the fact theyuse grea use great ingredients and make gourmet food makes unpopular. >> i have been dying to have these. >> i have had that roach coach experience. it is great they're making food they can trust. >> have you decided? >> we are in the thick of the competition? >> my game was thrown off because they pulled out of my first appetizer choice. >> how we going to crush clear? >> it will be easy. probably everyone has tried, something bacon tell us delicious. >> -- people tell us is delicious. >> hopefully you think the same thing. >> hopefully i am going to win. we're in the financial district. there is a food truck right there.

this is just one of four locations. let's go to video where sandbags were filled over the weekend, all over the bay area there. are three other locations here in pasco county where people can pick up sandbags between 8:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. and the other locations include j.w. mitchell park, veterans pinpase hill road. and we have video taken roughly a year ago when flooding was really bad here in pasco county. this is august 2015. when roads, businesses, even some people's homes were flooded because rain came down for hours on end causing lots of flooding all over pasco. this time people here heeding the warnings. we've seen a number of people show up to this particular location at the government center and pick up some of th we were in a lull when we got here just after 4:00 but within the last half hour or so, things have really gotten nasty out here. gene and gayle, the rain has started to come down significantly at this point. back to you for now. >> yeah, we see it and hear it. thank you. >>> in your vote this mor

we have posted the locations and what you need to -- locations have set up to give them out this week. we have posted the locations along with what you need to bring. check your storm drains to make sure they are free of trash and debris so the water can flow smoothly. none of us forget how bad things got last august and we don't want to see a repeat of that. mary mcguire, thank you. >>> storm preps are beginning. one organization on top of things, the tampa bay buccaneers. a pre-season game between the bucs and the washington redskins has been rescheduled. news channel 8 is live at raymond james stadium. ryan, the game was moved up a day. >> reporter: gayle, good morning. the final pre-season game of the year was schedule for thursday here at ray jay against the washington redskins but the impending stor wednesday night. team officials feared the game would be canceled as tropical depression nine bearss down on the gulf coast of florida, likely bringing high wind and heavy rain thursday and friday as you heard all morning long. so in the interest of fan, player and stadium staff safe

they chose the location online. >> the location was central.keley students -- but we were wrong. >> the contractor that constructed the balcony had $26 million worth of lawsuits within the previous three years. >> unlike doctors, engineers and architects, current contractors to report on defect cases. >> reporter: working on sb465. a bill that would require contractors to report their work-related felonies and defect settlements. >> we don't want the reforms to go true is so they can do secret settlements. and hide. >> reporter: emotional testimony. >> insure that all balconies are secured to prevent this from happening again. >> reporter: industry executives had a change of heart. >> now, the assembly of appropriations committee has until friday to move the bill forward. >> >> piece by piece, the old span of the bay bridge is coming down. >> >> performance, significant progress made. christine waldman is here with more. >> reporter: totally different view as you are driving across the bay bridge cal-tran is removing the last of the most visibl

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locations.g into construction and how we will move those stops as we move through the construction. there was also a meeting held last week with san francisco dem, fire and police. to brief them on the upcoming opening of the ramps, westbound ramps, and what those traffic changes will have on the island. this last month, we also submitted reports to the state department of public health. complying with drinking water permit provisions. when we transferred the property from the navy to tida in may of 2015, california department of public health asked for us on our new permit to conduct a number of surveys of the existing infrastructure and provide documentation of standard operating procedures and other response plans. the grocery store. work week continues on the relocation there. those are sent out to residents that there been a begin this week to start relocating materials from the existing store location to the new location on avenue h. next week from tuesday until sunday, the existing locati

top call -- a new location in important. all-new tonight commit when a couple of guys rip a roof off and throw the remnants down below, the damage it caused. fox 31 denver, news at nine. we will start first at nine with breaking news near downtown denver. hospital in north capitol hill enforcing 90 people into a shelter tonight. this happening at the denver international hospital 1610 washington not far off colfax, the auditorium. the owner tells us denver fire cruise searched the building for hours today. they discover the gas leak and padlock the doors after quest for the city attorney's office saying it was unsafe for habitation. apparently several serious fire code violations according to the salvatio scrambling to help displaced young people a place to sleep. salvation army and red cross joining forces to take and 60 -- 86 people. once we get them inside you will give them something to eat, nice caught, a comfortable place and hopefully out of the cold and element. still waiting more details from denver fire on the gas

definitely one of the coolest water front locations in cleveland. every year we raise money for the burning river,. >> so the location for folks, it's where the cuyahoga river meets lake erie on the west side of the river. lake erie. if you look out east you see the sky lin. >> it's a fun and visual events of the year, you do it very very well. explain for folks what you see, with you did etifor the money and once you show up on saturday. >> your ticket will get you two stages of music, chef on stage. this year we have moon tech headlining on friday night. sea fair on saturday night. proceeds benefit the burning river foundation, so a good cause. >> folks planning their it's 15 bucks. >> $15 each night. >> bring good workers' compensationing shoes, now you actually are further down near the lighthouse exclusive low. >> if you park at edgewater we have shuttles that will take you down to the island. >> some of the funds go to review -- reviewing the lighthouse itself. somebody has in the past gone to that lighthouse. >> last year all of the money we