. >> reporter: the california board of cosmetology also opposes the bill. stylists at salon dakota support the bill. they say customers should be able to unwind with a bench of their choice. >> this is a place people come to relax and have fun and be pretty, and why can't they have a glass of wine? >> reporter: some say it's a perk they expect. >> we as women spend a lot of money on our hair. if they're going to offer a glass of wine, why not have that, to make the bill seem a little bit better? >> reporter: governor brown has until september 30th to sign or veto the bill. nbc bay area news. >> do you have a vote? >> don't ask me. i like what the last lady said. you're in there for so long. anyway. >>> still ahead, hillary clinton with an apology tonight over a controversial comment she made about trump supporters. >>> also details on what experts are now calling a breakthrough agreement between the united states and russia all regarding the ongoing turmoil in syria. >>> the racist, sexist, homophobic -- >> hillary clinton backtracking after controversial c

that measure was opposed by every local agency in california could board of supervisors, league of california cities, the california school district association. the california special district association. then assembly member john l burton became a co-author and we were successful in enacting it with the acquiescence of then gov. pete wilson who had been mayor of the city of san diego earlier in his career. after that, i introduced about a year or so later a major revision of the california public records act to strengthen the ability of people to obtain public records . today, the word is called transparency. the third reason that i filed my application is based on hearsay, reading, and some conversations that the ethics commission new executive director is competent and capable and brings a sense of reactivation as compared to her predecessor about whom i heard complaints. that the staff is composed of strongly motivated individuals and that it is a worthy exercise of citizenship to be a part of the five-member ethics commission in these present circumstances. thank you. >> thank you very

i understand that's going to be on an agenda in october for the california board so we will see where that one goes but right now it remains idle. looking at the streams of activity as you can see the majority of activity has held steady. we're showing slippage with ceilings and panels and maps. and again looking at the deeper minutia of the schedule i'm not terribly alarmed. we'll manage and bring it in where we need to go. again just kind of an overview of where we are with the challenges in terms of the schedule. again as dennis had mentioned critical path lies with the grant hall with a lot of overlap of trades so a lot of focus is there. we're scheduled next week for the next scheduled mitigation meeting with the team to strategize the next wave of acceleration on how to start bringing it in and close that gap between you know february, march to bring it back, all items into december but as i mentioned the majority of items are already sitting where they need to be. we just need to work on some of the outliers like gray water tanks and polishing terrazzal and commissioning is pro

i understand that's going to be on an agenda in october for the california board so we will see where that one goes but right now it remains idle. looking at the streams of activity as you can see the majority of activity has held steady. we're showing slippage with ceilings and panels and maps. and again looking at the deeper minutia of the schedule i'm not terribly alarmed. we'll manage and bring it in where we need to go. again just kind of an overview of where we are with the challenges in terms of the schedule. again as dennis had mentioned critical path lies with the grant hall with a lot of overlap of trades so a lot of focus is there. we're scheduled next week for the next scheduled mitigation meeting with the team to strategize the next wave of acceleration on how to start bringing it in and close that gap between you know february, march to bring it back, all items into december but as i mentioned the majority of items are already sitting where they need to be. we just need to work on some of the outliers like gray water tanks and polishing terrazzal and commissioning is pro

i understand that's going to be on an agenda in october for the california board so we will see where that one goes but right now it remains idle. looking at the streams of activity as you can see the majority of activity has held steady. we're showing slippage with ceilings and panels and maps. and again looking at the deeper minutia of the schedule i'm not terribly alarmed. we'll manage and bring it in where we need to go. again just kind of an overview of where we are with the challenges in terms of the schedule. again as dennis had mentioned critical path lies with the grant hall with a lot of overlap of trades so a lot of focus is there. we're scheduled next week for the next scheduled mitigation meeting with the team to strategize the next wave of acceleration on how to start bringing it in and close that gap between you know february, march to bring it back, all items into december but as i mentioned the majority of items are already sitting where they need to be. we just need to work on some of the outliers like gray water tanks and polishing terrazzal and commissioning is pro

. >> reporter: the california board of barbering opposes the bill. stylists support the bill here. the owner says customers should be able to unwind with a beverage of their choice. >> this is a place where people come to relax and have fun and be pretty. why can't they have a glass of wine? >> reporter: some say it's a perk they expect. >> we as women spend a lot of money on our hair. if you are going to offer a glass of wine, why not have that glass of wine to make the bill seem a little bit better? >> reporter: governor brown has until september 30th to sign or veto the bill. >>> a setback for a local endurance swimmer determined to set a state record. 39-year-old kim chambers set off on a swim on friday. 30 mile per hour winds forced her to climb out of the water 24 hours into her journey. her swim began at the sacra mmeo yacht club. it was expected to take about two days for her to complete. you may remember last year, chambers became the first woman to swim the 30 miles. she is originally from new zealand but now lives in san francisco. >>> 7:39. more ahead on "today in the b

the extension would be used by caltrain and the future california high speed rail system and the board is concerned about cost overruns as well as the adjacent millennium tower which is sinking and mayor ed lee backs the delay. >> it doesn't hurt us right now. what we need to do is focus on the engineering techniques, focus on the things that we're doing now to make sure we're doing our best. >> the transbay joint powers authority tells the examiner postponement of funding could jeopardize the project. the board will discuss the funding issue at a meeting scheduled for next month. >>> coming up on "abc 7 news at 4:00," a deadly police shooting sparks protest in southern california. >> plus, cracking down on car thieves, how a lit cigarette smoked out one suspect and a bust in the east bay. >> also, wrote it off and said i'm never going to do that.

that measure was opposed by every local agency in california could board of supervisors, league of california cities, the california school district association. the california special district association. then assembly member john l burton became a co-author and we were successful in enacting it with the acquiescence of then gov. pete wilson who had been mayor of the city of san diego earlier in his career. after that, i introduced about a year or so later a major revision of the california public records act to strengthen the ability of people to obtain public records . today, the word is called transparency. the third reason that i filed my application is based on hearsay, reading, and some conversations that the ethics commission new executive director is competent and capable and brings a sense of reactivation as compared to her predecessor about whom i heard complaints. that the staff is composed of strongly motivated individuals and that it is a worthy exercise of citizenship to be a part of the five-member ethics commission in these present circumstances. thank you. >> thank you very

today, governor brown signed into law a bill requiring the california dental board to examinen dentists if they're safely administering anesthesia in kids. it was prompted by 6-year-old boy from albany who died after a visit to the dentist. our investigation uncovered how his dentist was administering anesthesia and performing the procedure. in caleb's case it was deadly. we asked the dental board how many other children had died and they couldn't tell us because they weren't keeping track. it's now required to do so because of this new law. >>> tomorrow will be the grand opening of the smithsonian's natural museum of african-american history and culture. it illustrates from bondage to emancipation to segregation to civil rights. and the famous, including rosa parks, dr. martin luther king and muhammad ali. tickets are already gone for september, october and november. so, if you're planning a trip, make it in the spring. >> it looks fantastic. >>> it's basically how hot and when is it going to cool down? >> in three days most people will be done. we saw a slight high of the 80s and by t

i understand that's going to be on an agenda in october for the california board so we will see where that one goes but right now it remains idle. looking at the streams of activity as you can see the majority of activity has held steady. we're showing slippage with ceilings and panels and maps. and again looking at the deeper minutia of the schedule i'm not terribly alarmed. we'll manage and bring it in where we need to go. again just kind of an overview of where we are with the challenges in terms of the schedule. again as dennis had mentioned critical path lies with the grant hall with a lot of overlap of trades so a lot of focus is there. we're scheduled next week for the next scheduled mitigation meeting with the team to strategize the next wave of acceleration on how to start bringing it in and close that gap between you know february, march to bring it back, all items into december but as i mentioned the majority of items are already sitting where they need to be. we just need to work on some of the outliers like gray water tanks and polishing terrazzal and commissioning is pro

other e-mails involved about the prosecution, the investigation by the california resources board andiscussing how they are in -- sharing information and how they are not accepting answers and to be creative because they are figuring it out. scarlet: tell us more about this engineer. he is 62. jamie: he spoke a little bit in court. thereke in english but was a german translator in k's that would be needed for any technical language. the judge was very careful to make sure he understood what he was doing, the proceedings. understood he did not have the incriminating himself and he chose to because they had a lot of evidence that he and these other co-conspirators or guilty. matt: are the prosecutors aiming a little higher. >> they want to pursue other people but the understanding is they will not be able to actually by anyone from germany because there is a criminal investigation going on and it is reciprocal understanding between the two countries -- if you are investigating people in your country, we don't take them and reinvestigate them again. they may be limited and they may be ab

she was on her way to visit her sister in california. also on board, 48-year-old charles veteran and the manager of space programs at bae systems. david kovalcin was on the plane. he lived in hudson with his wife and their 15-month and 4-year-old daughters. he worked at raytheon. douglas stone from dover was on the flight for business and to help his son settle in for freshman year at ucla. carol flyzik lived in plaistow with her partner of 12 years, and flew out on business that morning. carl max hammond moved to derry flight 175. he had a doctorate in physics. robert leblanc was also on flight 175. he was a geography professor at unh and loved to travel the world. 59-year-old louis neil mariani of derry was traveling on the plane to get to his stepdaughter's dding which wentn in his honor. kathleen and michael shearer were on flight 175 together. had built their dream home in dover. kathy bantis was in the world trade center, where she worked. she graduated from central high in manchester in 1975. oil wells in new hampshire? you'd think so the way k

california. fighting fires on the ground is risky. yesterday, one firefighter was their water truck overturned. >>> so air support is critical this can. chris martinez takes us on board the aircraft california firefighters use when crews are desperate to stop massive fires. >> reporter: firefighters battling california's largest wildfires call this their big gun. >> when you're up there trying to save lives and property, it's pretty intense. >> reporter: r.k. is the pilot of a dc10 passenger aircraft that's been transformed int powerful weapon against flames. >> somebody that was very, very smart, way smarter than me decided let's put three tanks on a dc10. >> reporter: together those tanks carry more than 11,000 gallons of fire retardant, about nine times more than any other plane in the fleet. all three tanks can be rapidly filled. >> 12 to 15 minutes. payload, but how it's flown, making fighter style turns, just 250 beat above the ground. >> you don't expect that out of an aircraft like this. >> no. we fly this in some amazingly tight spaced. >> reporter: spaces firefighters often can't reach from the ground. without that air support. >> we would see a lot bigger

california. people have been boarding up the windows. this is expected to move northward through southern arizona and into new mexico. not much in the way of impact for las vegas. >> kim: oops, we're taking to you connecticut to a day carry that was immediately shut down after more than a million dollars worth of marijuana was found in the backyard. police found 600 plants. some 10 feet tall a where kids are playing all day long. state inspectors found the marijuana growing all over the police. neighbors say the couple month live in that home kept to themselves and they have a daycare. police found a newly built fence that kept the plants hidden. no arrests have been made at this moment but suspects face several felony charges including risk of injury to a minor and >> tom: you want to keep those things separated. we have this closure return after a four day weekend off. now the rancho exit is closed from southbound 95 until mid september. it is joined by another closure and that is the martin luther king boulevard onramp. that closes do

my name it is-i'm here as a member of numerous california board of directors.the former manager of contractors outreach for the puc. i'm proud to stand with commissioner courtney and his commitment to his the city his commitment to those with degrees and without degrees. we need a voice on the puc whose passion and fight for between job training and placement, work list of element, housing, the environment not only his job but this is his way of life. as part of the foundation of our city and ability to mobilize resources and diverse communities is commendable and out unmatched. thank you for consideration for reappointment to the puc commission. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> high commissioner. jesuit civil rights attorney at about number of literacy union or 261 gallon speak in support of all the appointees to the puc commissioners. viator gaylor came at commissioner courtney. just on a meet the puppy when you look at the roster and ready to look at with labor day on monday and always candidates done great things for workers and look down th

my name it is-i'm here as a member of numerous california board of directors.the former manager of contractors outreach for the puc. i'm proud to stand with commissioner courtney and his commitment to his the city his commitment to those with degrees and without degrees. we need a voice on the puc whose passion and fight for between job training and placement, work list of element, housing, the environment not only his job but this is his way of life. as part of the foundation of our city and ability to mobilize resources and diverse communities is commendable and out unmatched. thank you for consideration for reappointment to the puc commission. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> high commissioner. jesuit civil rights attorney at about number of literacy union or 261 gallon speak in support of all the appointees to the puc commissioners. viator gaylor came at commissioner courtney. just on a meet the puppy when you look at the roster and ready to look at with labor day on monday and always candidates done great things for workers and look down th

. >> members of california's work force development board say low-wage jobs will keep increasing eventhe economists predict food service jobs will grow along with tourism. they also predict more jobs for health care assistance as baby boomers age and retire. the economists said a higher minimum wage won't discourage job growth. the problem is these wages aren't keeping up with the costs. the federal communications issue is taking up a weighty issue. should you have to pay to rip your set top back for your pay tv. the fcc may require the pay tv companies to provide a free app. right now consumers pay on average, get this, $230 per year to rent the settop box to watch tv. collectively companies rake in $20 billion in rent al tv. the fcc will take up this issue at its monthly meeting tomorrow. >>> in order is recalling $40,000 hatchbacks because the hatches open too easily. they are being recalled from model years 2013 to 2017. the hatch can unlock and be unlatched by a single push of a button while the cars are moving. now, the federal safety standards require two actions to operate a l

after she moved west, california state franchise tax board contacted her employer in order to dock her pay. >> how do you look at a credit report and see i have two birthdays, i have two social security numbers, i have two names, obviously i wasn't born twice. >> reporter: jennifer is not the only one caught up in this frustration. the federal trade commission monitors identity theft crimes nationwide. ftc records show more than 15,000 complaints since 2013 from victims claiming that law enforcement and creditors mistakenly took legal action against them. >> investigations 101, you want to make sure you got the right person. >> reporter: he oversees cyber crimes at fbi silicon valley division. >> the cyber threat continues to evolve at a rapid rate. at such a rate i think that it's difficult sometimes for law enforcement to respond. >> this is a much bigger thing than people realize. >> reporter: california assemblyman devin mathis believes the state ignored suspicious activity like this in the past thus allowing thieves to steal from victims with little recourse from state law. he poi

there is a lot of e-mail traffic about who is investigating and how impatient the california air resources boardoming and how they would be sharing their information with the epa and vice versa. a lot of anxiety and drying on the need for creativity and some of the answers they gave because they were running out of excuses. it took 10 or 11 meetings before they finally extracted a confession from the company that they had those devices on. david: tell us about that creativity. what did we learn about what this general and was doing in concert with his colleagues in germany first and then the u.s. and how long the had been going on. jimmy: this has been going almost 10 years. fascinating detail that came out today was how they had designed it so we call it a defeat device, it turns on the air filter when the car is being it offand then it turns the rest of the time. they found it was still being used during some of normal driving. it was starting to wear out and add to warranty costs. a reduced -- to reduce the cost they revised the software and put out a new system, told people this will make yo

my name it is-i'm here as a member of numerous california board of directors.the former manager of contractors outreach for the puc. i'm proud to stand with commissioner courtney and his commitment to his the city his commitment to those with degrees and without degrees. we need a voice on the puc whose passion and fight for between job training and placement, work list of element, housing, the environment not only his job but this is his way of life. as part of the foundation of our city and ability to mobilize resources and diverse communities is commendable and out unmatched. thank you for consideration for reappointment to the puc commission. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> high commissioner. jesuit civil rights attorney at about number of literacy union or 261 gallon speak in support of all the appointees to the puc commissioners. viator gaylor came at commissioner courtney. just on a meet the puppy when you look at the roster and ready to look at with labor day on monday and always candidates done great things for workers and look down th

after she moved west california franchise tax board contacted her employer to dock her pay. >> how do you look at a credit report and see i have two birthdays, i have two social security numbers, i have two names. obviously i wasn't born twice. >> reporter: she is not the only one caught up in this frustration. the federal trade commission monitors identity theft crimes nationwide. ftc records show more than 15,000 complaints since 2013 from victims claiming that law enforcement and creditors mistakenly took legal action against them. >> investigations 101, you want to make sure you got the right person. >> reporter: malcolm palmore, overseas cyber crimes at fbi cyber security division. >> cyber theft continues to evolve at such a rapid rate i think it is difficult sometimes for law enforcement to respond. this is a much bigger thing than people realize. >> reporter: california assemblyman devin mathis believes the state ignored much of the suspicious activity like this in the past, thus allowing thieves to steal from victims with little recourse from state law. he points to a 2015 st

eventually passengers were able to get ck board and continue on to california. a false alarm in grand junction- means police will be footing the bill for kicking in the door of an innocent family. the police and mesa county sheriff's office were looking for meth in a home... they broke down the door and found the family and kids... but no drugs. it turns out- the suspects had moved out and the family moved in.. a bad tip led police to the old address. police officers are often the first on scene- for some horrible crimes. things nobody ever wants to see.. but officers have to see all the time. them cope. 9news reporter tarhonda thomas is live at littleton p-d headquarters... with a new program to help. the 47th vice president of the united states is colorado today- but don't expect any campaigning or rallies. vice president joe biden will be here- for the annual korbel dinner at the university of denver. it honors people who make a year history, they welcome a sitting vice president to our campus the event is at five at the ritchie center... there are still tick

my name it is-i'm here as a member of numerous california board of directors.he former manager of contractors outreach for the puc. i'm proud to stand with commissioner courtney and his commitment to his the city his commitment to those with degrees and without degrees. we need a voice on the puc whose passion and fight for between job training and placement, work list of element, housing, the environment not only his job but this is his way of life. as part of the foundation of our city and ability to mobilize resources and diverse communities is commendable and out unmatched. thank you for consideration for reappointment to the puc commission. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> high commissioner. jesuit civil rights attorney at about number of literacy union or 261 gallon speak in support of all the appointees to the puc commissioners. viator gaylor came at commissioner courtney. just on a meet the puppy when you look at the roster and ready to look at with labor day on monday and always candidates done great things for workers and look down the

california-inspired mood board. ismael: it feels like a travel agency. you know? g me to go to california. lemonis: there was a story. it just wasn't the story that i was gonna invest in. it felt like venice beach meets, i don't know, "hawaii five-0." did you know it was a watch company? kate: no. trevor: we were trying to make it cool in some way. i think a lot of middle america buy that california lifestyle. lemonis: so you're a california-lifestyle brand now? trevor: well, we grew up here, and so all of us -- lemonis: i grew up in miami, but i don't put pictures of miami everywhere. trevor: unless you really liked miami. lemonis: i do like it, but if i'm selling rvs, i don't put pictures of south beach. kate: the market is very crowded with people wanting to tell the california story. sometimes it can come across as very disingenuous. trevor: this is like home to me. i feel like this is part of who we are. lemonis: i saw you shake your head. brad: i'm just bummed. lemonis: what are you bummed about? brad: our story doesn't come across. ismael: a lot of brands tr

california state franchise tax board contacted her employer to dock her pay. >> how do you look at a credit report and see i have two birthdays and two social security numbers. obviously i wasn't born twice. >> she was not the only one caught up in the frustration. the federal trade commission monitors the crimes nationwide. they show more than 15,000 complaints showing that law enforcement took legal action against them. >> the investigations, you want to make sure you got the right person. >> they oversee cyber crimes on the cyber security division. >> they continue to evolve at a rapid rate, at such a rate that is difficult for law enforcement to respond. >> this is a bigger thing than people realize. >> the assemblyman believes the state ignored the activity like this in the past, thus allowing the thieves to steal with little recourse from state law. the audit found thousands of cases where the same benefits were paid to ten different people all using the same social security number. >> at what point did the red flag go off. people using the same number. >> they considered suspi

california. demetrius flowers, busting end zone. got on the board first, 7-0. gor 91 game would take to the launches it to the second string qb, a first rate wide receiver, goes on to win 35-20. the rancho rams, home opener, the 1 and 0 sierra vista mountain lions, first drive handoff to this big boy, 6', senior vista leads, seven-zip, oscar oleaga, sierra vista wins, are 43-8. foothill falls to arbor view, 43-15. >> welcome back to the show. time to head south. the bonanza warriors, first win of the year, something had to give tonight, the bengals were up 28 to 8 in the second half lead. christian hensley tologa, this is a pretty nice play, joseph medley somehow gets the ball, down field to daquan carter. big run in bengal territory. road nearby at clark, the chargers their hands full, maybe the best aaa school in the state. jordan diggs digging out some real estate. first 6 of the game. next, number 7, isaiah morris, he's having a huge year, racking up yardage, they are not going to catch him, he might be the fastest guy in the state. jags win, 42-7. >>> powe

after she moved west, california state franchise tax board even contacted her employer in order to dock her pay. >> how do you look at a credit report and see i have two birthdays, i have two social security numbers, i have two names. obviously, i wasn't born twice. >> jennifer is not the only one caught up in this. the federal trade commission monitors identity theft crimes nationwide. records show more than 15,000 complaints since 2013 from victims claiming that law enforcement and creditors mistakenly took legal action against them. >> investigations 101, make sure you got the right person. >> this man oversees cyber crimes at the fbi's silicon valley cyber security division. >> the cyber threat continues to evolve at a rapid rate, at such a rate that it's difficult for law enforcement to respond. >> this is a bigger thing than people realize. >> this man believes the state ignored much of the suspicious activity like this in the past. thus allowing thieves to steal perfect victims with little recourse from state law. he points to a 2015 state audit that found thousands of cases wher

why more and more cities are adding cameras to their school buses and why california is not on boardet. >> and is soccer getting too popular for its own good? why the game is sending more and more kids to the hospital. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, installing cameras.. on the school buses. but they're not watching the students. they're keeping an eye -- oe road. julie watts on some of the heart-stop y've caug >>> more cities are installing cameras on school buses but not watching the students. they are keeping an eye on the roads. julie watts on some of the heart stopping moments they have caught so far. >> reporter: on the right side of your screen, a school bus is stopped. on the left, a pickup truck keeps driving plowing into an austin 7th grader. >> walking and see this truck coming and expect him to stop but he doesn't and everything just goes into a blur. >> reporter: miles was bruised but otherwise fine. his mother amy saw the video that night on tv. >> it's just your heart drops into your feet. and you just can barely breathe when you are watching that. >> reporter: the very next day, an

finally, as a member of the california travel board of directors and the chairman of the government relations committee as well as serving actively on the advocacy committees of both us travel association and destination marketing association international, i have the opportunity to engage with a number of colleagues from throughout the nation and the state to explore best practices on a multitude of issues effecting destinations including interacting with representatives from destinations that are currently doing with cannabis issues. so i would hope to bring that information derived from these relationships into the task force in order to inform the work of the task force. those of be my major goals in the second year on the task force. just real briefly some of the accomplishments we've seen so far is that in this position i helped develop the tourism recommendations that focus on those two important issues of safe and convenient access while also guarding against any undesired or unintended exposure from some of our visitors. so with that i would be share your support to return to the tas

the country is to get on board with a law affected in california banning non-diss pair ragement clauses buried in agreements with retail otherring trying to charge you the customer huge fees for sexually giving bad reviews on the business. it was ban by california in 2014 and the house passed similar legislation an the nation and now goes to the senate for reconciliation and up to the president to sign it. all the amazon eco is in the news, that can talk to you without you talking first. according to the technology publication the information said it will speak set push notifications without being prompted by users. right now users must address before getting a response but users have control over which notifications are ready allow off. >> a 9 bay area has 19 new american citizens this morning. we were at pier 41 as they board add ferry for angel island. it was there they took the oath to become citizens. man said he look forward to taking part in the most fundamental rights of being an american: voting. >> it is a really important year for politics and i just encourage everyone to vot

board. "sandbox fitness" puts balance and california business say they combined their love for the beach and staying fit -- to provide a full body, low impact workout. classes are offered for both kids and adults. the owners say while kids burn off all that energy -- the grown ups are burning '30- percent' more calories -- because the sand adds resistance. "13 boys"... and 'counting'. a couple in brazil gave birth to their 13th son.... on the exact same day their oldest son turned 18. between the two boys. but not one girl. the couple once vowed to keep trying for a girl until they have a daughter. all 13 boys have names that start with the letter "r" and are named after professional soccer players. north carolina is once again in the national sporting headlines... and not for ideal reasons... plus duke has to deal with a surprise loss and get ready for its first road game and we meet one of the up and coming faces of us men's tennis... many think frances tiafoe could be a future superstar... stick around for sports to move all it's pre-scheduled championship events out of north carolina wit

some of these folks have motion backgrounds, have surfed off the coast of california, but when it comes up to stand up paddle boarding, it's quite

>> reporter: yesterday the wells fargo board stripped him of $41 million in compensation. california has cut business ties with the bank. government leaders in newk considering doing the same. >>> firefighters think a cellphone caused a fire at a home in iowa. she had her samsung changing on the nightstand, left it there while she went to meet a friend. a lot of smoke, flames, and two fireinstruction in the front yard. >> people sleep with their phones under their pillows, be careful. that could be you. your life right there. over a cellphone. >> samsung recalled the galaxy note 7 phone earlier this month because of problems with batteries overheating. >>> there are reports of some samsung washing machines exploding. the transcribes with toplords made between march of 2011 and april this year in. rare cases experience abnormal vibrating when walk bedding and other bulky items. >>> passengers who fly frontier can qualify for t.s.a. precheck. t.s.a. expanded the program effectively immediately. it allows passengers to have fee. travellers flying on frontier will have the opportunity to

and three coaches were on board on their way home from playing in california. the bus driver died. two of the coaches are recovering from injuries at home ted. coach matt kutka is still in the hospital. legacy students showed their support this week, using the hash tag legacy strong. >>> other schools also took the time to show support, including prairie view. westminster high also reached out with dessert. they brought cakes that "football equals family" and "legacy strong." the game is at 7:00. >>> the blue angels pilot who died in a fiery crash in tennessee might have been at fault for the crash. jeff kutz did in june. according to the crash report, he was flying too fast and too hoe near nashville. the report blames pilot error. the report also cites fatigue and weather as contributing factors. koos was from durango. can't be choosers, but thieves can." denver police are warning four truck drivers that criminals have a specific affinity for those kind of trucks. so far this year, more of the full-size models have been stolen than in all of last year. the national insurance crim

high-ranking -- secretary of environment, dep -- she took a taxpayer-funded trip to california to interview to be on the board of a company. the revolving door that she's been involved in, in government, and then working in corporations that had benefited from her and benefiting her own husband, her own husband's company when she was dep secretary -- and on and on. we think, when voters get to know that about her, they're gonna like toomey more and more. >> i think, if you look at terry's last poll, toomey was down among registered voters, down eight percent. and now, among registered voters, he's up one percent. that's a pretty big swing. now, i don't understand precisely why the difference exists between people who say they're gonna vote and people who are registered, but toomey has done a very good job, in my opinion, of distancing himself, of defining himself as not trump. and i think -- >> but at the same time, he won't say whether or not he's gonna vote for him. >> well, hopefully, he won't, but [laughs] the point is that, so far, he's gotten away without having to take a position in the presidential el

california real estate industry for 40 years. this just is completing my first three-year term on the board. looking for renewal for seat number four. so, if you have any questions for me i would be happy to answer them >> are there things that you are now seeing giving your first term that you would like to improve upon or any process changes were things that you would like to see done differently what do you think things are going pretty well right now? >> no particular order, and no offense, but were making sure we start on time out of respect for the applicants and in the assessor's office not that we don't always start on time. secondly, i talked about a visual aid like a whiteboard because there are times there's confusion like to the location of the property or how it sits relative to the use and with a whiteboard it would help out significantly. i won't repeat what my associate jeff morris said please correct a boat on those counts. but by and large, the administrative staff of the assessment appeals board does an outstanding job and for the most part, the assessors are capable. so i

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california. >>> you're watching msnbc. the editorial board newspaper took a bold step this holiday weekend, reminding voters that hillary clinton and donald trump are not the only choices to fill the oval office. the richmond times dispatch formally endorsed libertarian candidate, gary johnson, and they're calling on the presidential debate commission to include johnson. joining me now, bart hinkel, deputy editor of the times dispatch editorial pages. good morning. thanks for joining me. >> good morning. nice to be here. >> gary johnson could be on track to garner a significant number of votes for a third-party candidate. 11% support in a recent poll. and yet he is still nowhere near striking distance of clinton and trump. why would you want to use up an endorsement on a candidate in that position? >> well, we looked at the field, and we've endorsed republicans for at least since 1980. without fail. and this year, we looked at donald trump and concluded there was just no way that he would be acceptable in the oval office. and we looked at hil

and, catching a wave in california to learn about china's rise in manufacturing and how that's leaving some american workers out to dry. >> 95% of the boards being sold in the world weren't made by us in california, who started the surfboard industry. >> woodruff: all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> lincoln financial-- committed to helping you take charge of your financial future. >> and by the alfred p. sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. >> supported by the rockefeller foundation. promoting the well-being of humanity around the world by building resilience and inclusive economies. more at rockefellerfoundation.org >> carnegie corporation of new york. supporting innovations in education, democratic engagement, and the advancement of international peace and security. at carnegie.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and individuals. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from vi

. >> she's talking to reporters there on board her campaign plane. >>> in california a number of pollsare out today. 60% of voters say they are in favor of proposition 55 which extends personal income tax hike on those who make $250,000 a year. >> meanwhile, 50% are in favor of proposition 56, which is the two dollar per pack cigarette tax. and, the last 10 to raise the tobacco taxes failed in 2012 pics >>> and for the proposition that would allow nonviolent felons opportunities by allowing rehabilitation to count toward some time 60% are in favor of 21% opposed. the governor supports it. opponents call it a massive fraud pics >>> and in an effort to get people to vote, it is national voter registration day hundreds of events planned including in the bay area, they can register to vote at the station, and, the public library or the college in cupertino. to find a location near you, just go to ktvu.com let's talk about the greater bay area region. >> thank you. another hot day for many only little bit of relief and parts of the city, but look at that fog bank and, the headlands over the