dunn suffered burns on his hands, feet and chest. expected to survive. >>> we have new information about that close call at san francisco's airport, the ntsb releasing its new report, and a new image tonight. the air canada flight nearly landing on the taxiway instead of the runway. four passenger planes were on the ground, about 1,000 passengers in all in its path waiting to take off. the report revealing at its closest point, it was just 59 feet from the ground, and it means it may have been just 3 feet higher than the nearest plane. >>> new developments in the hbo cyberattack. hackers stealing information from several programs. and the script from next week "game of thrones." they might have stolen thousands of internal documents, including employee names and job titles. hbo is trying to scrub those files from the internet. >>> when we come back, america strong, and we mean it. the moment that had an entire town, and there are tough fans there, up on their feet. you have to see it. yet up 90% fall short in getting key nutrients fr

dunn, seen in orange, ducks under the plane's wing. that's when the lightning bolt hit him, traveling out of his left hand and out of his right. his co-workers are tying to flaggen in down for help. >> we got there and once we knew he was alive, we were -- it was a relief. but it was definitely a scary thing. >> reporter: the 21-year-old suffered third-degree burns on his body and bleeding on his brain. >> right now, he's doing what is expected. i mean, it's traumatizing. >> reporter: airport officials say lightning warning systems were activated at the time dunn was hit. this morning, dunn's family and tre friends say, they are relieved he's alive and making progress. >> it's a miracle. i can't -- the prayers, we all prayed. and he came through. >> reporter: nbc news reached out to dunn's employer, as well as sun country airline to find out what their policy is at employees being near planes in a storm. we have not heard back yet. matt, back to you. >> tammy, thank you very much. >>> let's show you that incredible catch we showed you

dunn suffered burns to his hands, feet and chest. expected to survive. >> that's scary. >>> about 15 million people in the pacific northwest are under excessive heat warnings and advisories. they're expected to climb even higher tomorrow. forecast models show the city could reach or break its all time high of 107 degrees. set in 1965 and reached again in 1981. workers at the oregon zoo are doing everything they can to keep the animals cool. >>> we really are trying to make it a comfortable space for them to be in. when it is so warm. >>> seattle could also reach triple digit temperatures which has only happened three times in the past 123 years. the mercury sored to 113 degrees in redding. its hottest day ever. that's like the desert. >> yeah. >>> so let's get one last check of the weather. >> when will it end, drew? >> reporter: all around us on the west coast, it is hot. and got to 103 in portland, 91 in seattle, 100 in sacramento. we talked about that. millions are still under heat advisories or excessive heat warnings up and down

airport officials say lightning warning systems were activated at the time dunn was hit.brittney) i'm chief meteorologist brittney shipp, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. (grant) in stocks tonight... the dow rises 10 points, closing at a record high for seventh straight day... it closed at a little over 22-thousand... the nasdaq dropped 22 points closing at a little over 6-thousand... and the s-and-p fell five points closing at a little over 24-hundred... (grant) monsoonal moisture overhead will bring a slight chance for showers and thunderstorms going into tomorrow. gradual cooling is expected from friday through the weekend. a weak disturbance will bring another opportunity for showers and thunderstorms over the north bay saturday night into sunday. (grant) time now to talk some sports-- today brought us another chapter in the magical summer of steph curry. (vicki) in the last couple months- - he's won an nba title, became one of the league's highest paid players and this morning, he competed professionally in another sport. mark carpenter has more

michelle dunn is sawoman in the habitt of rescuing things. her new puppy archie just the latest in a long line of them going all the way back to childhood. >> i was always bringing stray cats and dogs and everything else home. >> but you only have to follow that string back a few months. and you'll discover michelle's greatest rescue. you see, she learned about archie from a facebook post by susan reel. sue had just rescued archie litter mate chipper from oakland animal services and wanted to help find a home for his brother. >> i knew i had to help this dog. >> sue had been wanting to rescue a dog for quite some time. but had put off taking care of one until she took care of herself. >> for two yours, i was watching my kidneys fail. it was pretty devastating. >> sue had been diagnosed with end stage kidney disease. which brings us to michelle's other recent rescue. >> mostly because if i was in that situation, i would want somebody to do the same for me. >> at the time, the two didn't even know each other. but again, a facebook post by sue a

kpix 5's jaclyn dunn reports. >> reporter: if you plan to go to i-5, do keep in mind that caltrans has a 55-hour closure and they are setting up for that tonight at 10:00. highway 12 will be shut down between i-5 and flag city and highway 160 in rio vista. they will have a detour set up. traffic can continue northbound 160 to walnut grove and reconnect with i-5 on that route. use 5 or 80. this will add about 45 minutes to your drive. that closure will remain in effect until sunday at 5 a.m. safe travels! >>> new in sports, the u.s. open champion will not be defending his title later this morning. he will miss the rest of the season after knee surgery. he was knocked out at wimbledon last year in the first round. novak djokovic will also miss the u.s. open because of an elbow injury. the two-faced off in the u.s. open final last year. >>> a lot of lightning around the bay area, roberta. >> absolutely. in fact, boy, this has been a crazy day! if you are a weather geek like me, you're just loving it! this was the scene over stockton about 4:30 this morning. watch the lightning now. that's

dunn. you're recognized for five minutes, sir. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us today. i asked to join because i've seen the spike of veterans coming to the congressional office, asking for help. they go see a doctor or a medical professional and they're told no, nothing's wrong with them. and here, we're discovering that nobody really knows the entire story or whatever it makes of some of the illnesses from gulf war. i'm talking about gulf war veterans. primarily. i had a week, two months ago, dedicated to just talking to veterans in a group setting, one to one basis. all of these veterans had filed claims. and they're still suffering. they quietly suffer because they're told nothing's wrong this people. now, dr. joyce mentioned that a va physician who is usually examined a gulf war syndrome for illness is -- specializes in this issue. so let me ask you, the gao reports that only 10% do this web service, web service training. so let me ask you, contracted medical examiners, i mean private doctors who are contracte

response to the video, mike dunn said ex memely concerned by this video. it is dangerous and i will legal, and posing their own safety. king agreed saying he's not encouraging others to follow what he did san strongly advises against t i'm trang do , "eyewitness news." >> conrail and city officials continue the daunting process of cleaning up a stretch of train tracks, massive old hall began yesterday. the work will clean up and secure more than half mile of tracks between kensington and fairhill over run, additional police officers will also supplement conrail security. >> eliminating from drug yours essay could the reason and the northeast part of this country . >> this time a long-term strategy, social service trail tears assist those struggling with homelessness, and addiction. >>> turning to the forecast, it is the mostly sunny afternoon out there. >> liver on the skydeck when we could see stray thunderstorm. >> rahel, i would say some point this afternoon or evening is the best chance for that if you had a plan to go to the pool or to the beach for t

another public hearing will be held to discuss possible plans to build a commuter rail line next to the dunn barton bridge. the plan is to use an old railroad trestle. it will connect cal tran rung up and down the peninsula to the altamont corridor express in the east bay. the idea is actually been and for years but facebook picked it up after it expanded its campus near the bridge. commuters we spoke to says a rail line could help with increasingly bad traffic. >> on the way home we have to wait. we wait until about 7:00 maybe to go home because the traffic is really bad. >> it takes me almost an hour and a half to get from san matel. the population has been growing since facebook has taken over this city. >> the public hearing held at 6:30 at the east palo alto library. >>> the board of directors approved a plan to raise $21 billion in capitol. that money would go toward improving facilities over the next 20 years. the board would -- the money, would pay for improvements on the 19th avenue ocean avenue subway and the extension of the -- even though the board approved the funding, it's up t

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and fatima a former neighbor and friend in douglas dunn just seven years old recognized the sisters she took our video to the sister's grandparents we filmed the grandmother and father to find out whether the girls would recognize them despite having spent almost half of their lives thousands of miles from home in a war zone they hadn't forgotten epic that got their own way back to my good escape . to the. hotel where as proud. mom put it i mean. that's good mom or was it all just for. this cousin mom i know never mom or dad each. and then there's a. new person. to go about it and he's going to miss don't. marry him she was scarred by the war both physically and psychologically. let's. say to each a buddhist that it's just that you just mammals that it will. work if it ever known it a lot though not just they like to kill the devil. but in that day it took ok we're. as close you know but they is closer to the world they are the lucky ones all of them now home with family again but for so many orphans back in iraq this ordeal is far from over biggers dawn of r.t. . venezuelan president n

it dunn happen that way around here very often in the month offing a gus. we have this little mugginess meter to tell you how it will feel. so today, downright comfortable. the same tomorrow. the warm temperatures and the dry air. then as the dew points go up on friday, saturday. will become mug gain downright humid at times friday and saturday and the rain chances will correspond as well. the future cast shows clear skies fors around the area now. we stay that way through the evening. a great night to see thessage of the sper fissional space station going from northwest to southeast. a little before 9:00 this evening. then, that will be a speck pack cure light. then very slowly through the day tomorrow. cloudiness will inch close are by friday morning them clouds roll in by friday afternoon. showers and thunderstorms in the forecast could become widespread by friday evening. but this night, nothing to worry about. clear, refreshing. 58-60 forever might low. tomorrow, still sunshine. comfortable humidity levels z we hit 85 for the high. redskins and the pre

in pasadena california it, will simply be called dunn cane, so will still sell donut , the company says few other stores will also get the one name treatment, so customers can think of them as a destination for coffee. jim, jan? >> i do like their breakfast sandwiches. i had one recently. quite good. >> veggie wrap? yes. >> now you're making me hungry , jim. >> sorry, thanks, roxanna, have a great weekend. >> and up a date to story we first brought you yesterday. donations from people like you , are helping habitat for humanity, continue their great work in salem county. tombs used by volunteers stolen out of storage trailer in pit grover. cup hole want to remain anonymous saw our story, and donate add $5,000 gift card for home depo and another monetary gift. memorial hospital of salem county also donated $4,000. >> well, flames rip through one of the world's tallest residential towers in dubai. more than 40 floors of the 86 story torch tower were burning , on one side of the building, you see the dramatic video right there, flames burned for about two hours, sending chunks of fiery deb

jaclyn dunn with all the latest. >>> good morning. here's a live look at your ride along 580. there's your "diamonds and rubies" for your friday morning commute. this is 580 as you approach the dublin-pleasanton interchange. we had an earlier hit-and-run crash involving a big rig. now it looks like that's not blocking lanes. but the usual slowdowns out of tracy to livermore. about 25 minutes between 205 and 680. >>> barricades going up around crissy field in san francisco ahead of a rally that many fear will turn violent tomorrow. bus and cable car lines are changed because of safety concerns. joe vazquez shows you while the city braces for trouble, the rally's organizer says there's nothing to fear. >> reporter: cable cars will be replaced by bus on saturday, general hospital on high alert, barricades already stacking occupy on crissy field as many streets will be closed off during the "patriot prayer." >> let's not freak out and have a meltdown or violence. let's calm down. >> reporter: "patriot prayer" organizer joey gibson insists he comes to san francisco in peace. despit

right now let's say good morning to jaclyn dunn. >>> good morning. happy wednesday, everyone. if you are getting ready it head out and your ride has you going along the eastshore freeway, heads up, we have a couple of lanes blocked due to some accidents. first one westbound 80 at central avenue. that has three lanes blocked. and then another one occurred in that backup. so we are dealing with a major backup. here's a live look at interstate 80 at carlson boulevard and you can see how quickly even at this early- morning hour, 4:31, that traffic is stopped. so if you are getting ready to head out, if this is part of your ride, use an alternate. we'll continue to monitor it and let you know when the lanes re-open. over at the golden gate bridge, an accident overnight still has lanes blocked at the tollbooth but traffic is light. there is afog advisory for those going across the span. >>> tear gas, stun grenades and thousands of protestors outside president trump's rally in arizona last night. the protest started out peacefully outside the convention center in phoenix. as andria b

but first here's jaclyn dunn. >>> good morning. happy wednesday. we are tracking an accident that has forced the off-ramp and on-ramps from east 14th to 238 to be shut down while they work on uprighting a big rig there. this is a hard closure, but no "sig alert" at this time. chp anticipates this closure remains in effect for two more hours. so we're looking at about 6:30 before we see this opening. if it gets, you know, along the way and reopened before then, we'll let you know. but in the meantime anticipate minor slowdowns there. you won't be able to use the ramps. over to 880, the nimitz, this is some overnight roadwork, various lanes closed, speeds still in the green, not a bad ride through oakland. no delays over at the bay bridge toll plaza. >>> a standard landing turns into mass confusion at sfo after a teen jumps off a plane. the copa airlines flight took off from panama city and hit the tarmac at sfo by 2:30 yesterday afternoon. kpix 5's andria borba shows us how passengers reacted once the emergency door burst open. >> jumped off the pla

let's send it over to jaclyn dunn. >>> i can feel the humidity increasing. my hair is frizzy. right now, we're tracking your mass transit and just a reminder that this weekend, there will be the full muni subway closure and that will be between the embarcadero station all the way out to west portal. so just a reminder that you will need to factor that in your travel times. they will have a shuttle bus in place for those riders. but that will add on some time to your ride. right now on mass transit, right on time. and things are looking good. we'll take it over to our maps where we're tracking the usual slowdowns out of tracy into livermore. speeds drop below 40 miles per hour. it's 23 minutes from 205 on out towards 680. we have a full freeway closure in the northbound direction of 880. that's at 23rd. caltrans should be wrapping that up by 5:00 this morning. it looks like they are slowly but surely starting to open up some of those lanes because our backup is no longer as far -- reaches as far down south to hegenberger so it looks like things are starting to show some improve

of the most remarkable stories is that of a deja and fatima a former neighbor and friend in douglas dunn just seven years old recognized the sister as she took our video to the sister's grandparents we filmed the grandmother and father to find out whether the girls would recognize them despite having spent almost half of their lives thousands of miles from home in a war zone they hadn't forgotten ethic that god could only come back to my good escape. to the. hotel where i had to probe. into mom the footage i mean. the mom all of it all for. this was a mom i know never mom or dad each day. and then there's a. new person. to go and he's going to lose don't. marry him she was scarred by the war both physically and psychologically. thirty check a buddhist no good snap you just don't need to do that it would. do it over no matter not just that i'd like to kill the governor chill but on that day it took okoye over. a school killing you. but it is a close look at your cool. they are the lucky ones all of them now home with family again but for so many orphans back in iraq this ordeal is far fro

what we're looking at it appears that police may be breaking dunn we will get confirmation but authorities responded to a report of the possible home invasion. residents in the immediate area are advised to shelter in place. there is in word on injuries. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do will give us an update coming up in a live report at 6:00. >>> overseas now tensions continue to escalate between u.s. and north korea. this rail was held at a communist nation's capitol yesterday and protest protested latest sanctions. north consider rean military officials plan to fire four missiles at military baseness guam, u.s. territory. they claim that plan could be ready by mid-august. president trump vowed to meet any additional threats from north korea with quote fire and fury, word that are not sitting well with some lawmakers on capitol hill. >> this is so irresponsible i can't even believe that he did this. >> i don't have any concern bin flaming anything because out of the inflammation here is coming from the crazy guy in north korea. >> okay, strong word there, senator rubio, china, north

now, in response to king's video, city spokesman mike dunn said we're extremely concerned by this video watch this person did was dangerous and i will legal. the scaffold something now down, but philadelphians should be aware of the extreme risk they pose to their personal safety if they engage in activity like. >> this and king agreed saying that he's not encouraging others to do this, in fact, he strongly advises that they don't. but for now live from broad street, i'm trang do, cbs-3 " eyewitness news," jim, rahel, back to you. >> better him than me, right? >> i was going to say, climbing up i can see. getting down would be the problem for me. >> last week the ben franklin, this week sit hall. >> someone out there has a winning lottery ticket. it isn't rahel it, isn't me. >> yes, if you bought your ticket in the powelton section of philadelphia you could be the winner. the ticket worth $120,000. the numbers: four, nine, 16, 24, 26. the ticket sold last week at the grab and go market at 426 lancaster avenue. >> coming up, mystery on the beach at popular shore town when a woman's body

and fatima a former neighbor and friend in douglas dunn just seven years old recognized the sisters she took our video to the sister's grandparents we filmed the grandmother and father to find out whether the girls would recognize them despite having spent almost half of their lives thousands of miles from home in a war zone they hadn't forgotten exit baghdad the only thing i tell my good escape . to the. hotel where i had to throw. mom the footage i mean. that's the mom or the old. this was a mom i knew only mom or dad each day. and then there's a. new person who moves you which to go when it comes to there still. marry him she was scarred by the war both physically and psychologically. faded each list no it's not just. that it would. if it ever known it or not there was no just a leg to go. but in that day it took oakley. as close you know but it was a picture of the world they are the lucky ones all of them now home with family again but for so many orphans back in iraq this ordeal is far from over biggers dawn of r t. l so this morning venezuelan president nicolas maduro has blasted

the surveillance show a fast-moving storm as it moved in. 21-year-old austin dunn standing next to pa and the lightning hit the tail. electricity passing through his body, knock him to the ground. he suffered burns on his hands, feet and chest, and he is expected to survive. >>> the close call at the airport. the air canada flight nearly landing on the taxiway instead of the runway. four passenger planes were on the ground, about 1,000 passengers in all in its path waiting to take off. the report revealing at its closest point, it was just 59 feet from the ground, and it was just 3 feet higher than the nearest plane. >>> new developments in the hbo cyberattack. hackers stealing information from several programs. they also accessed internal documents. hbo is trying to scrub those files from the internet. >>> when we come back, america strong, and we mean it. the tough town, and there are tough fans there, on their feet. you have to see it. americans - 83% try to eat healthy. yet up 90% fall short in getting key nutrients from food alone. let's do more. add one a day 50+ a complete mult

for the first time in eight years, the two koreas and china sat dunn and talked at a regional security conference in manila. what came out of it were threats from the north. it said it will retaliate for sanctions the u.n. security council approved in response to the latest missile test. here's asia correspondent ben tracy. >> reporter: after a rare public appearance at north korea's foreign minister ri yong-ho at this weekend's security conference, the north launched a blistering attack on the new u.n. sanctions. in an angry statement, the north vowed the u.s. will pay by 1,000 fold for heinous crimes against north korea and that it is ready the teach the u.s. a severe lesson. new york northern's latest launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile that could hit the u.s. appears to have united the international community against kim jong-un's regime. u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson still kept the car open for talks but said the north must first end its missile tests. >> we've not had an extended period of time where they have not taken some type of provocative action by launc

a heinous attack in broad daylight, on tuesday triggered a shot dunn and manhunt around norristown farm park. >> that is crazy, nothing would i expect here, so, like i said i'm here all the time. >> reporter: around 10:50 a.m. 19 year-old woman called to report that she had been sexually assaulted at gunpoint inside the park month. man told police she was running when a man pulled her off of the trail in the wooded area. >> it could have been me, it could have been anyone else. >> reporter: it hits too close to home for 18 year-old, saunders who wrapped up a run at the park just 20 minutes before the attack. >> i can't believe i missed it by 20 minutes. it is really just nerve rack to go me. >> reporter: police closed the 690-acre park to search for evidence. nearby norristown state hospital was also lock down as officers searched for the attacker. for now people who once enjoyed a care free stole at the park are now taking extra precautions. >> i'm a little nervous to go back out there i will share with my office co-workers and let them know and hopefully we will buddy up and not walk

political analyst dunn glazebrook believes the case proves the u.s. alone has impunity for its own forces on the mercenaries it uses. well i think it's part of a broader move by the west and especially in britain and the usa to really make it absolutely clear to the rest of the world that they have impunity so i think this is really the broad trajectory of proving to the world showing to the world that british u.s. forces have impunity and and that extends to their mercenaries as well remember this really interesting this this trial in the u.s. is it was from two thousand and seven when the u.s. forced on the iraqi government an agreement that their troops and their mercenaries would not have would not be able to be tried in iraqi courts so they had to make some semblance of some kind of show that they were going to try soldiers in u.s. courts and now even that seems to be being rolled back so very very troubling development i think. to another of the headline stories this hour forty eight russian speaking children are currently stranded on an orphana

—— dunn. we won‘t see them in service for eight years? -- dunn.ut that. it will take some time. we have to manage pressures in certain areas. on the issue of repayment, do you know how much it costs to train doctor? £230,000. is itafairargument costs to train doctor? £230,000. is it a fair argument to say that there should be tighter nhs contracts, so that when you spend that money on training a doctor, it is easierfor the doctor to stay in the nhs, and it isa the doctor to stay in the nhs, and it is a benefit to the nhs by keeping those members of staff in jobs? bout was something we did consult on over the three months from march — june. consult on over the three months from march —june. we are not yet announcing the response. we think we need to do some more work. it is a very complex issue. we are asking health education england to do some work on mount to see how we can balance the competing demands for the individual doctors —— on amounts. there ask you about the issue with rotor gaps? raised by our junior doc is. the difficulty of those who

in loos we he phone have marsha dunn from the associated press. yes, hello. how many years do you think it to have a real good handle on the atmospheres of the exo planets and i have a follow-up question. make a could ubstantial amount of progress the next sort of five years. of the inuing exploration of the atmospheres we can see results in early 2020s. >> thank you and know these are, planet the first time size planets have appeared around a star like this. closest runner up to that. a many size planets around star that you've seen prior? two or three.s no more. >> do you remember that? >> i don't remember so many of those? >> thank you. let's go back to social media. jason? >> alright. question comes from miles here on twitter, what sort of used to t could be answer the question where these life?s harbor could webb do it? has instruments that cover wave length from sort of further backway to to the spectrum and in powerful things aboard and this will allow us to i talked nsmission about and we can start to detect like water and methane and ozone and oxygen

. >> next on the phone in loos we have marsha dunn from the associated press. >> yes, hello. how many years do you think it might take to have a real good handle on the atmospheres of the exo planets and i have a follow-up question. >> so we could make a substantial amount of progress the next sort of five years. the continuing of the exploration of the atmospheres we can see results in early 2020s. >> thank you and know these are, this is the first time planet size planets have appeared around a star like this. what is the closest runner up to that. how many size planets around a star that you've seen prior? >> i think it's two or three. no more. >> do you remember that? >> i don't remember so many of those? >> thank you. >> so, let's go back to social media. jason? >> alright. this question comes from miles here on twitter, what sort of instrument could be used to answer the question where these planets harbor life? could webb do it? >> so webb has instruments that cover wave length from sort of this all the way to further back to the spectrum and in particular has powerful

the stadium means to him and two ceos of companies that relocated down here to atlanta and warrick dunne, one of only 50 players with more than 10,000 yards of scrimmage. but that's not half the story. he's a philanthropist par excellence we have a busy hour and a half here today. >> it sounds accident, tyler we get back to the top story, it's a scary one, in the gulf of mexico, hurricane harvey continues to build strength and threatening to dump as much as 3 feet of rain we've got the weather angle covered with kaitlyn mcgraph and jackie deangelis kaitlyn, what's the latest. >> the central pressure is continuing to drop and continuing to strengthen as it pushes towards southeastern texas. getting hit with heavy rain and gusty winds all right starting ahead of landfall expected later tonight and overnight hours. again you can see the outer bands continuing to work their way into southeastern texas along the gulf coast and hurricane harvey is not far behind it. we are expecting the storm to continue to strengthen it is a strong category 2 storm. the maximum sustained winds at 110 miles pe

he's been cracking dunn on protests there while trying to consolidate his power. venezuela's foreign minister said they're the worst aggressions in the last 200 years. >>> a man armed with a knife injured two british police officers. british officials say he was seen behaving strangely. >>> the usda just gave uc davis a four-and-a-half billion dollars grant for strawberries. the money will help david scientists improving -- strawberries are vulnerable to problems with soil and commonly used chemical to protect them is being phased out by the epa and won't be available at the end of this year. they grow 87% of the strawberries eaten in north america. 60% of all strawberries eaten worldwide. >> scientists have long told us, can reverse the signs of aging in the brain. dancing has the most profound effect. researchers at the german center say dancing endurance training increase the area of the brain that declines with age. but only dancing led to nticeable behavioral changes. >> getting to wine country has never been easier. >> riders packed the smart train, includin

but now we have jaclyn dunn in the house. >> good morning, everyone. if you are getting ready to head out the door, we are starting to see it back up at the bay bridge toll plaza and an accident on the west grand over crossing with some activity going on so we will check in with chp and in the meantime it looks like cars are able to get by without any delay but we are seeing a backup at the cash lanes so give yourself a few extra minutes with things getting busier. and we do have some roadwork along 880 and an accident not causing an accident that is a check of your traffic and back over to you, kenny. >>> crime has shot up at stations of b.a.r.t. and some are badly injured. we have the new crime numbers and why police are turning to the public for help solving one of the latest attacks. jessica? >> reporter: b.a.r.t. police have released pictures of a man attacked it to these stations. we talked about robberies and assault this report says the crime is really concentrated in oakland and san francisco stations and this is reporting to b.a.r.t. agency f

matter how many times you tell the secret service not to shut things down, they still shut things dunn. he should go to corpus christi and rockport and talk about houston, but he shouldn't go there, and he shouldn't make the mistake of flying over on air force one and look out a window. kennedy: you said one of your regrets is you did not express the enormity of the crisis of katrina until monday or tuesday nirlt was too late. do you think they have done a good job even show we have seen slate evacuations for houston? >> i'm not there so i'm hesitant to second guess. my ears perkd you have when the national hurricane center and weather service used the term catastrophic rainfall and flooding. that's something we don't use in emergency management unless it's really bad. they were predicting 35-60 inches of rain and catastrophic flooding. i think what the mayor should have done. just say to everybody. we are not going to force an evacuation. but here is what the experts are telling us. so if you have the ability to take a weekends trip to dallas, fort worth, austin, san antonio, someplac

one of the interesting things in this picture is oscar dunn. he was the first one of african descent who was elected lut napt governor as of of a state. he was eventually replaced by pbs pifrmg back who also serchld as lieutenant governor but went on to serve for 35 days as the governor of the louisiana, the first african-american to serve as governor of a state. he served from late december of 18712 until january 1873, about three months later, of course, the supreme court handed down the slaughterhouse verdict. in addition to the fact that the racial composition of the louisiana state legislature changed during reconstruction, reconstruction was also a period when thousands of northerners moved to the south looking for business opportunities. in fact, many of the business men who wanted to establish the slaughterhouse were in fact from the north. what you're looking the here is a carpet bag and the carpet bag is typical of the kind of willing gaj that northerners would have brought with them. the term carpetbagger which referred to covered ba