>> that's a good question. there's a 50% chance of a 5.0 quake. that's pretty big, but i thought i felt an aftershock, and there's dozens, but they are kind of like jolts, not shake, shake, shakes. >> melissa chan for us in napper. >>> a powerful 6.9 quake struck in central peru, 300 miles south of lima. authorities are surveying the damage, there's no immediate reports of injuries, it could be felt in lima and south-eastern peru. >>> an american journalist kidnapped near the turkish-syrian border has been released. for two years peter theo curtis was held al nusra front. peter theo curtis is now with the u.n. peacekeepers in the golan heights. mike viqueira joins us from washington d.c., good morning. curtises family thinks the u.s. and qatari government is with us. what role did they play in the release. >> the family was trying to keep this low profile and under the radar and they could better work towards securing his release, and it is exactly what happened yesterday. the family says they are grateful, and qatar. but they are saddened by the

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take a look at this. a car crashes into a group of people enjoying a cup of coffee. kpix's ryan takeo on the police chase that came to a violent end. >> reporter: it ended right here at fred's place. diners were just enjoying breakfast on the sidewalk. then a car which was involved in a police chase started a chain reaction crash. check out the damage. you can see the wall had to be boarded up right here. this tree it was wedged, a car ended up wedged right here on this tree. another car went spilling on to the sidewalk and near the patio furniture and the surveillance camera caught it all. i will show you the video again. no one was seriously hurt. three people were in the suspect's car. the driver, his girlfriend and her two-year-old son. the driver of the first car hit was also injured but they all went to the hospital and they all are okay. everyone really lucked out today. >> i sat at that table that got hit. >> thank god the weather was bad. there would be more people and probably deaths. >> reporter: the diners owner was thankful a server quantity on the sidew

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johnson said he saw a man who had a whip in his office. >> he had a white whip in his office hanging. which was reported to b.a.r.t. >> reporter: today b.a.r.t. said that they were not informed of all the incidents until july. b.a.r.t.'s top officials said they have not acted forcefully enough. >> when you give someone a slap on the hand for things you're encouraging a culture that's discouraging and harassing. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. says they've hired two independent investigators and the lawsuit is due back in court. >>> a three judge panel in sacramento overturned two lower court rulings that blocked the rail authority from issuing $8 billion in bonds to finance the project. farmers and other landowners challenged the sale of bonds saying the project has deviated from the way it was described in the ballot measure that voters approved. today the judges said the state followed the laws for selling the bonds and did not focus on whether it complied to the measures anguished. >>> investment accounts took a hit as wall street ended the month with a sell out. that wipes out all gains for

huns of parents have signed a -- hundreds of parent vs signed a a petition -- have signed a petition calling for the book's removal. they say they will hold off on using it until they get some feedback. last year's text books will be used when school starts on the 27th. reporting live from innocent, janeen del la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> an epipen has been known to save lives. today some state lawmakers will debate a bill that would require all california schools to have auto injectors on the campus and also train school staff volunteers in how to use them. the american academy of pediatrics says one in 25 children have severe food allergies. and according to the report, at least a quarter of the time, first-time allergic reactions occur at school and they can be fatal within minutes. the state teachers union is opposed to this bill. they say teachers should only focus on teaching and not administering medication. >>> just days before school begins in san francisco, teachers are making plans for a possible strike. the big issue? money. teachers want a 21% pay raise over three y

a little bit more humid. a chance of a storm heading into your monday. 83 degrees. a mix of sun and clouds. chance of storms return tuesday, thursday and friday. >>> we have new information about how an industrial cleaning solution ended up mixed in the sweet tea at a barbecue restaurant chain. a former employee told authorities the cleaning solution was accidentally mixed into a bag of sugar a month ago. last weekend 67-year-old jan harding took a sip and immediately coughed it out thinking it was acid. she was rushed to the hospital with severe burns to her mouth and throat and currently is not able to speak. police are waiting to see what happens with her condition before moving forward with any arrests or charges. >>> this morning new hampshire remains in a state of emergency because of a health crisis after dozens of people overdosed on a synthetic form of marijuana. it's known as spice and sold as incense with names like mr. nice guy, smacked or k2. more than 40 people have od'd on the drug in just a few days. it's sprayed with a chemical similar to the one in

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isis didn't come about from a hurricane or a storm. they filled in a vacuum created three years ago by the president's interaction in syria. he had a chance when he drew a red line with assad and did somethi nothing about it. the commander in chief is daryl elect in h-- derelict in his duty. the goal should be to defeat these guys not contain them. >> now to extreme weather. people in southern california being warned to stay out of the water. monster waves and powerful rip current being fueled by a tropical storm turning 8 miles off the coast. waves as high as 20 feet drawing dozens of surfers to the wedge in the beach. another one died from the swell another rescued. >> he was happy. he was thanksful. his eyes were big and he was appreciative he was back on the land. >> the surging surf battling the island. look at the boats that washed up on the rocks. >> an explosion at a bp refinery. a compressor in one of the refinery's units blew up sending large smoke into the air. the nearby fire department felt the blast. a bp spokesman callin

a 15-year-old snuck on to a plane after hopping a fence. that boy made it to hawaii. the fbi said it wasn't a good idea. >> we woke up to summer sprinkles and rain to get out umbrellas today. this is the scene at the bart station. let's look live outside from our south beach camera. sun and clouds out there today. can we expect more unusual weather? >> this is unusual. if you look at the moisture, it appears it's been a very rainy day. not a very wet day. let's zoom here to the north bay. and much of the moisture is not hitting the ground. we have reports of sprinkles here and there. light rain but nothing measurable. here is why we have this low pushing westward with wrap around moisture. wet weather for our city. good news because of the fires burning there. but as moisture wraps into the bay area, it's diminishing in terms of amounts hitting the ground. so far, today, 3/100ths at petaluma and novato. and concord, not a lot coming our way. >> two massive wildfires are threatening more than 700 homes. good news, the wet weather helped fire

is a potential a different, member of a different political party and make a rational defense of one of the issues. so i'm going to make a rational defense of which on the spot to the presence health care plan. >> guest: okay. that's easy to do. everybody should have health insurance. and we need to find a way to make that possible. and since we know a lot and we have a lot of really bright people, we can probably figure out better than the private sector and resort in no better than the people themselves who are actually very benign and. >> host: let me stop you there. you are saying we know better. let me push you more. what parts of the president's plan do you think were good parts? is there any part of the presence health care plan you we keep? >> guest: certainly lifetime limits. >> host: someone who deals in very expensive surgeries you sort of understand, a young family having a pediatric neurosurgery for their child, that's a bankrupt will deal. >> guest: sure. pre-existing diseases. excluding people on the basis of that. those are horrible things. i talked to a high administ

i'm erick i'm a 10 year resident ever pole valley and a homeowner which is a few blocks away and a pinaurl i have to say san francisco is a city where we support the spaces the parks have been evidenced and a move to create a place where everyone can participate and this is an affordable way for people to get together. i'm heavily in support of this. you that's it thank you. thank you very much >> thank you to the committee i'm ross a resident of lower hate which is the street where free go watch is located allison park i'm from boston and those laws have stopped the pinballs in boston so moving here and having this community be a part of the ongoing process of being a californian was a big deal thank you to free go watch and other bars in the greater san francisco area for providing those machines a place for the community to join together and learn from one another. i feel like pinball you can learn from other people and interact it's a bonding thing between people who are enthusiasts and i'll recommend making changes to the law and i thank you for your time. thank you >> thank you v

if they're looking for a hookup, they can take a dog for a walk.ng for a long term commitment, can adopt a pup. >> 10 years ago dogs had to meet back in person. >> when you find a dog on tinder ... i guess you have to know that joke. anybody under 17 you get it but anybody else to erupt in the wrong channel. wind of the south and 5 mi.. dew points at 62. the good news is the heavy rain has moved through our region. only spotty showers are expected today. at o'hare we had 2 in. of rain. some areas had up to 4 in.. it's 67 right now at the lakefront. this front is moving through right over our heads just moving through cook county right now. a few spotty showers but certainly not many as we progress through lunchtime we will be dry. try for the entire afternoon and into the evening. high temperature today 79 degrees. 62 tonight. tamara's high-temperature back to 77. sunshine wednesday. thursday chance of rain. >> still had, in new york hotel says one that review can cost hundreds of dollars. and spending some time looking at trending shows who will p

if you're looking for a reference point, think kate smith. she had a voice like a trumpet.picked her, that clarion voice, to sing his marshal anthem. so it's one of the few songs from the war we still do sing today. it's probably america's greatest marshal patriotic song. okay. let's hear the next song. i want to play you one more comic song. i was going to play the most famous of all the comic songs from world war i, and it's the best of them. it's a brilliant song. it's called "oh, how i hate to get up in the morning." but you all know that. and you've all heard it a thousand times, and if you want to hear it, you can go home and listen, get the movie out of the library or buy it at turner classic movies for ten bucks. so hearing irvin berlin, seeing irving berlin in his uniform, singing, "oh, how i hate to get up in the morning," and keeping time like this as he sings. but this is another song as life in world war i. also, a comic song that i thought you might enjoy hearing for a change. ♪ listen, laddie, to your daddy ♪ ♪ just for once and all ♪ too many gals have set y

man who attacked a jogger with a stick. around 6:30 yesterday morning a woman was running and out of nowhere a man started hitting her with a stick. the woman was able to fight off her attacker and he did run away. this happened on silverado court in mitchellville. neighbors say it's a really quiet neighborhood. police say the man was dressed in all black and his pants had a white stripe on them. call police if you have any information about this. >>> a fire destroyed their home. for the past two weeks the generosity of others has kept them off the streets, though, but come monday they expect a change for the family of seven. david culver is live in woodbridge with one grandmother's desperate plea. hi, david. >> reporter: hi there, barbara. you can look over my shoulder and see what's left of the family home. seven family members lived inside that home. all seven right now staying in one hotel room. but even more devastating than the aftermath of those flames is the fact that with each passing day, this family is one step c

togethermmunity comes in a big way for a wounded veteran. >> plus, a warning about a brand of beanbag chairs blamed for two children's deaths. >> a risky strategy in the mcdonnell trial, pinning the blame on virginia's former first lady. >> as we and the third week of the corruption trial against bob mcdonnell, it is clear the defense is focused on problems, marital and otherwise, it is all blooming on his wife. >> we are wondering how women react to the seemingly endless attacks against the former first lady. rebecca cooper joins us with the pulse of the community. >> this is a dangerous defense strategy. especially with four women on this jury of 12 people. his testimony and defense witnesses all content he did not know his wife was taking so much money from jonnie williams, and could not have known, since his marriage was unstable, even hinting the first lady may have been unstable as well. electedcdonnell was with strong support from female voters throughout the commonwealth. throughout his trial, in polls and online, fenty of women say they still support him and believe in him. b

, a liberal island in a sea of red. and a prominent national development. david axel rod has doubts. tweeting that the charges seem sketchy. >> if the charges don't stick, it will give democrats an avenue of attack if perry runs in 2016. >> he'll go through a series of embarrassing events. getting arraigned, appearing in court will be damaging just visually. >> for texas's longest serving governor, a future that is clouded. >>> where does rick perry go from here. al jazeera's political contributor weighs in on rick perry's chances of surviving the political scandal. >> yes, it is possible that he could go forward, have a political career. he will not run for governor, but everyone has rick perry on their short list for potential presidential candidate. there'll be a silver lining, a platinum lining which is that republicans see this was a democratic witch-hunt and get behind rick perry in a way they are not right now. make no mistake, this is not a good situation for him, particularly in the here and now. he will face e

it's a subaru. >>> a hem hit by a plane is getting a makeover thanks to a community of volunteer that'sised money and did construction work. it's a new beginning for a palo alto family who lost their home after a small plane crashed into it. it's a story you'll see only on abc7 news. lisa jones can hardly believe what she sees. a small plane crashed into her house after striking power lines from palo alto airport. with no funds to rebuild, her nightmare lasted four years. >> it's been heart breaking and hard to see her not only being out of her home, but not having her livelihood. >> lisa jones operated a licensed day care facility in her home. so losing the house cutoff her income. so the house was boarded up nearly four years. that is when friends decided to raise money, $280,000, they partnered with a nonprofit group rebuilding together peninsula, with 25 years of experience with contractors, suppliers and builders chipped in $100,000 worth of goods and services and now, what has been destroyed by the crash and fire is days from final inspection. >> that is what people just stood bac

they has started a bidding war over a unit. they raised the bid after telecom italia put forward a offer. stake,e on what is at let's go to the show. >> good morning. >> it is confusing. why brazil. -- brazil? invite ane wants to brazilian for a dance. especially a company. due to theffected consolidation of the sector. we can compare value and industrial background of the proposals. not be more different from one another. andfonica is an exit ticket telecom is on the table. there's an issue of personality and it is an important element to be taken. long has been a relationship. ande is an industrial financial issue. like there is an issue on whether the unit is for sale or not. is inl, you know, that context. the counterproposal of telefonica expires tomorrow and it is a tactical attempt to buy some time and negotiate further. longerering has a expiration date and they want to put pressure to come to a quick decision. vivendi will take the necessary time for negotiating. it is not just maximization of value. in case they go fo

woman who saw a need and came up with a solution. what she's doing to make sure the kids who need it most get started with the most basic of school supplies. >>> plus, she's not just an athlete winning national swimming competitions. a mill valley woman with down syndrome inspires others in and out of the water. >> the more we can do about bringing awareness about this horrible disease -- >> but first, walking with a purpose. a son honors his mother's legacy the best way he knows how. >>> now to a story that has changed quite a bit since we first aired it, proving no matter how you train and plan for an epic adventure, sometimes things just don't go how you'd expect. but for one gilroy family, their heart is still in the right place. this family, he and his three sons, set off on a monstrous alaskan biking and kayaking adventure. more than 5,000 miles to raise money for the foundation that helps to train blind people in the sport of judo. but illness and bad weather altered and shortened their plans, at least this time. you can be su

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community empowerment groups are taking part as well. >>> a health ask a irfor a wise-cracking comedylegend. >> nbc 10 with the latest on joan rivers and her medical emergency today. >>> also caught on camera, a man takes out violence on a woman and turnsing anner to her little kids. now the hunt is on for the bad guy. >>> and surprise on the shelf, the products you think you're buying without a certain ingredient may not be as advertised. we will tell you what could be hiding in your food. >>> a woman in new york fights off a man who says he was a cab driver and then tried to sexually assault her in front of her three kids. we want to warn you now, the video we are about to show you is disturbing. the 26-year-old woman asked to be taken to a shelter in manhattan but instead of dropping her off, police say he drove to the back of the building and that's where the assault began. as the mother holds on to her 1-year-old, the cab driver tries to grab her. she fights him off. the man then yanks the 3-year-old out of the back seat and tosses the child to the sidewalk. the driver then gets

he was a valiant guy and a noble guy. but that's a real dilemma. and some people have a hard time. one of the things they came home with after combat was the depression of having killed a lot of people. my uncle was in the 142nd mobile gun battalion. he told me, mercifully, i didn't see most of the people i killed. the infantry saw the people they killed. he said, i didn't have to see it and i'm glad i did it. any other questions? any other thoughts? i think we're out of time, but i appreciate your attention. thank you for coming. [ applause ] >> here's some of the highlights for this weekend. friday at 8:00 p.m. eastern a history tour looking at the civil war. saturday, we visit a technology fair on capitol hill. sunday, former presidential candidate pat buchanan. books on hillary clinton, president obama and edward snowden. saturday at 10:00 p.m. eastern, the weekly standard's daniel helper. and sunday morning, we tour the literary sites of casper, wyoming. and friday night, the neo league's kansas city monarchs. saturday, on the civil war, the depiction of slavery in movies. and

flying a plane. >> you do have a car?car. >> right. >> reporter: he leased this beechcraft. long hours in the air also meant some additional fuel for him as well. how did you stay alert? >> basically caffeine and oreos. >> reporter: so how many did you go through? >> it varied. i went through like a couple whole rows of oreos. >> reporter: flying into the clouds was both beautiful and dangerous. air traf uk controllers in other countries did not have the weather radar to help him navigate around thunderstorms. >> i have no idea which clouds are higher than where i'm at and which is 45,000 feet that could break a plane apart. >> reporter: you are flying a plane that doesn't have much oxygen and it has fairly low climbing ability. >> reporter: 17-year-old horace suleman died after crashing his plane. gugt miller flew from the same air strip as suleman and said the takeoff is challenging because of the fuel load needed for this stretch. in spite of the risks and even a fear of heights, guthmiller exceeded the record and rose

good catch for a fishermen, or a story for a traveling correspondent. >> reporter: a trout spring isan -- and when it comes to outsmarting fly fishermen, it's enough which is why truly obsessive fishermen like randy brown seek any advantage they can, like splurging on a $4,000 fishing pole. >> this is a pleasure to fish with. there's no other rods >> it's just a stick. >> it's the best stick there. >> the best stick there is? >> i think so. >> the rods he's references are designed by a legendary maker. this is the holy grail. which is why we recently made a pilgrimage to meet the maker at his home outside of bozeman, montana where we learned this man who may know more about fly fishing rods than anyone in the world hasn't so much as held one since 1995. >> it has always been a pursuit of perfection. >> reporter: he runs the business with the help of his wife jerri, he never cared much for fishing, let alone rod making. but after tom was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, he bought into the dream, hook, line and endless tinkering. >> it has given him a life he wouldn't have had. >> i

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$14 a day.ound and determined to get his degree, colin chose to live in his car. >> would i park under the tree and the wal-mart parking lots where i parked, and then i would have like this little portable fan that i plugged into my voltage outlet in my car. in addition to taping my windows shut so sunlight wouldn't come through. >> reporter: he used campus recreation center to shower, ate prepackaged food and wake up at 6:00 a.m. to use a microwave before other students arrive. to make money he work overnight at a mcdonald's. >> i was very like, cautious of my time, that i had, you know, during the day so wiz usually spend it, you know, in professor office hours or in library studying. >> reporter: mass communication major wrote about his experience in u.s.a. today where he is a contributing writer. it was his fourth article and by far the most popular. >> the facebook comments and twitter comments they were so encouraging and so surprising because i didn't think that people would have such lik

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she was a major character as a 13-year-old in a thomas edison movie.he went out to new jersey and made this film. it was called "heart of the waif." she really wasn't an actress. i think she was a bit too concerned with her own persona rather than the persona of the person she was supposed to be playing. she realized maybe her real talent was writing for the theater or the movies. she started to write plays in her teens. by the time she was 33 years old, she had written one melodrama which was a flop, and then she had this immense " which with "the women went on to become a major film russell and itnd is still played today constantly on television. >> she was born in new york city and she died in south carolina? >> she died actually in washington. -- it was aed plantation actually in south carolina. near what was called monks corner. in the end, she and henry louis paid for the plantation, she persuaded him after she converted to catholicism, to give it to the trappist monks. it is still a monastery. henry louis put it in his will that he wanted to be

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so he's between a rock and a hard place.he made two speeches, or two statements while he was on vacation. he careful out himself and addressed the issue. the activist in me, said, yeah, i want to see him do that. but the one family saying, don't go too far because you will win today but lose in the long run. if i'm on the cops's side, the justice is only moving because their boss is outraged. >> that is a tightrope for the president to walk. >> it is a tightrope. and the people criticizing have not talked to the family or the the family's lawyer and understand what that means. >> attorney general eric holder was able to make a difference. got pretty widely acclaimed for his role. how is it that he can do that and the president takes criticism? i mean, talk about the different roles? >> i think what he did was historic. i don't remember when he went to a civil rights battle front. but the attorney general is in charge of the justice department which is in charge of investigating. so he goes down to meet with the u.s. attorney

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a bunch of covers. they use a lot of blankets. it was under a lot of blankets in the corner, and they let it stay until it becomes sort of like wine. >> usually typically what happens if it's found in a cell in a common area where inmates have access to it, which is obviously anywhere in the cell, they will both be charged for the possession of inmate manufactured alcohol. >> no weapons are found, but the search does turn up an important clue. >> we just found some kites up here. >> we found more. >> what did you find? >> we haven't opened it up yet. wrapped with cellophane and tied with string. >> any time officers find kites, there's a potential wealth of information. after completing their search, the isu and igi teams head back to headquarters to decode the message in hopes of learning more about the hidden weapons. >> the kites, they just take a pen, and sharpen it down and write as small as they can. they write a lot of these kites. for us, we're not used to reading small like that. so we take them, blow them up, and we're a

it is said to be a triple. >> iraq nominates a new prime minister. they want the counter prime minister nouri al-maliki out of office, after two terms marked by bitter sectarian clashes and the military failure to stop the state group offensive. in martha's vineyard president obama stepped away from his vacation to praise the move. >> under the iraqi constitution, it's an important step to unite the different communities. i urge all leaders to work peacefully through the process in the days ahead. >> nouri al-maliki says his would-be successor's appointment is unconstitutional and invalid and insists he'll fight to stay in office. >> i'm joined from blooming tonne by lee hamilton. he currently serves on the c.i.a.'s external advisory board and director on congress at the indiana university. going back a decade, you warned if iraq became a failed state it would be at the tof of the list of -- top of the list of breeding grounds for terrorists. given the success that the islamic state has had. are we seeing the nightmare scenario taking place? >> we ar

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but we came up with a segment a few weeks a go, which is a way to keep fred involved while he's gone,ot in conjunction with the people of fedex. they are not a sponsor of our show, but that's only because we weren't smart enough to approach them first. [ laughter ] so just to recap, the way this works, is on tuesday, we sent fred a fedex package with props, three props and a sealed question in an envelope. fred's job was to open this, put on the three props, create a character out of that. no one is better at creating characters than fred. and then be asked the question from the sealed envelope and improvise an answer in character. so here's this week's edition of fredex. >> fred: hi, i'm fred. i'm here in portland, oregon. working on "portlandia." we're not being sponsored by fedex but with that in mind, i just wanted to say that -- what a great company. [ laughter ] after a hard day at work, nothing is better than fedex. [ laughter ] i'm going to open this up. where are you guys from? wow. you liking new york? so cool. [ laughter ] this is portland behind me, by the way. see those t

of a fire that broke out m a hotel this afternoon. workers were rushed to the hospital we'll have the details >> how a san jose homeowner's investment is pushing his burglary to the top of the police priority list. >> this is becoming the crime fighting tool's choice. >> becoming crews that will likely bring one man justice. good evening. the video could be the difference between a burglar loose on the streets or in jail and facing charges >> with a police staffing shortage, home security cameras have become crucial now to solving crimes. there is an effort to catch a thief. vic? >> reporter: you're right. home security camera business is booming. becoming more sophisticated and cheaper the couple has an alarm system and six cameras in and around the home. that couple did something very smart. they posted the images of the burglar on social media sites like fugitive watch and next door. a lot of people saw this burglar. as the adage goes, he got his 15 minutes of fame. >> spending $600 on a camera system, we'll probably end uch having

he's like a king in a tiny mansion. he has a bed, a chair, a tiny bathtub. reminds me of santa mouse, one of my favorite stories. i'm liking it. thank you. >> and look at what the lobster man and his daughter pulled from the briny blue. it's a blue lobster. that's a beauty. one in 2 million to catch that little guy. it's an odd ball color. they saved it from the dinner plate. it now has a home in an aquarium. how about that. >>> and warner brothers tv is mull a revival of "full house." the original cast intact for real, including john stamos who fills in as a drummer for the beach boys if you didn't know. >>> now back to the serious stuff here this afternoon, everybody. a jury in texas is set to hear closing arguments in a trial of a father accused of seeking vigilante justice after an alleged drunken driver killed his two boys in a crash. 20-year-old jose banda was fatally shot within minutes of hitting the boys along a dark road. prosecutors believe their father shot him in a fit of rage. they found no weapon and no witnesses. many community members have c