the skytrain. >> this thing is a beast on a fire.carry enough water, you can feel like you are making a difference on a drop. >> it carries 1600 gallons. firefighters can drop more water on a fire faster, crucial when the seconds count. >> we can get a little lower and we can pinpoint accuracy. >> they are hoping they can use it in time for the fire station - - they are hoping to get it in time for the fire season. >> the stainless steel pipe has to be submerged. it will dip out of anything. >> it can also adjust intensity. >> we can modulate. with a grass fire we can make it rain. with to - - with heavy timber, we can increase coverage. >> mike has been a pilot for 20 years. >> some fires, you get there and you think you are going to take it out and go home and have lunch. there are others where you say we may be back again. >> they hope for no more massive wildfires, but chances are they will be here trying to knock it down. >>> across the bay this afternoon, temperatures range in the lower to middle 60s along the coast, 90s inland

this was a blast. >> yeah, it was a blast. >> a good time?, it was a good time. >> good times had by all. >> from that angle it doesn't look -- >> you don't see where the ball lands. >> true. >> that's a long distance. >> yeah. >> and i'm impressed, you know, the catcher got it. he was right there -- low and outside? >> he's a much better weatherman than he is a pitcher. >> it's a lot harder than it looks, right? >> not for a pro team. years ago i did it for a little league team, minor league team. >> did you make it? >> no. sorry. >> the pressure at a professional game. asked him, were you nervous? he said, yes. >> that's pretty awesome. >>> ahead this morning, caught on camera, a motorcyclist tries to take matters into his own hands to truck down a hit-and-run driver. >>> in "popstart," what happens when ryan reynolds raonic: >>> good saturday morning. it's 5:56. here is a live look outside. in emeryville. look at all those cars. where is everybody going? maybe everybody is coming into town for outside lands. who knows. good morning. i am k

witnesses tell kron four he was a part of a three man crew taking a tree down. they were using ropes to take the high branches down. booth was in charge of putting those branches into the woodchipper. at one point, he got tangled in a rope that went into the woodchipper. the crew got the woodchipper to turn off but the rope had been around his neck and he lost oxygen. booth is in his early twenties and has young children. (mark) in mariposa county... crews are continuing to battle a blaze near yosemite. the south fork fire has burned 17 hundred acres. right now there is zero containment. firefigthers have told people in the area to be ready to evacuate. park rangers are worried the fire could grow if they don't get a handle on it quickly. (mark) firefighters say their biggest concern is protecting the wawona community and the giant sequoias in the area. the

first at ten, a teen shot on a metro train. the still unfold ing details on the gunfire and what police believe prompted the incident. and a man is behind bars tonight in connection with an apartment fire, but itself it's what replies say he he did to a woman and her baby inside this building hahas him facing more charges. and it was a nice weekend of weather, but changes are on the starts right now thank you for joining us, i'm lauren demarco and i'm teisha lewis. we get right to a teenager who was shot while riding the metro this afternoon and tonight. police are still search fogger the three men involved. the shooting happened on the redline on a train just before it pulled into the tacoma station in northwest. lindsay watts is live with the latest. >>reporter: lauren and teisha, authorities say the teenager who was jushed here was shot in the stomach. i am told that he he was conscious and talking about before he was taken to the hospital where at last check he remains tonight. now, the three men believed to be involved in

s are a to see. 4296 of all grades at a s are a to see. 42% a to b.t there was also a whole load of practical challenges. children have one chance in life at an education, these were important examinations. we had to keep going. it was so difficult, that half term after g re nfell it was so difficult, that half term after grenfell and so sad in so many ways. there were moments when were inspired. georgina smith is the student, she lit and grenfell tower, fortu nately student, she lit and grenfell tower, fortunately she was able to get out, and her whole family were. she was injured, not badly, but she was in hospital. her concern in hospital was not this out on her work. she was not this out on her work. she was e—mailing us her homework and teachers were e—mailing back but you are absolutely right. children are resilient, they are programmed to learn. the overwhelming majority of stu d e nts learn. the overwhelming majority of students in the aftermath of the fire were eager to come to school, to see their friends, they were eager to carry on with th

is a similar?t sounds like it might be more chaotic. >> uses that it uses an app to scan a qr code. the barrier to get onto one of these things is very low. when you see they are dumped, the company's not care that much about the quality of the ride or maintenance of the bike. once you are on, you're basically dodging traffic in cities like beijing, and dumping the bike somewhere else. you are not locking it into some subway station, so it is more chaotic. >> of the next, elon musk's hyperloop surprise. and investors see dollar signs in america's aging roads and bridges. ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." you can also find us online at business week.com and our mobile app. startups trying to build their own mass transit systems about to have one big rival in elon musk. here's reporter sarah mcbride. >> he says he wasn't connected involved himself, but he put out this paper in 2013, and it was kind of a gift to the entrepreneurial community. everyone else could take his idea and run with

a round included a a pair of birdies and no double bogey. he did get a kiss from his wife.d, impressive. changing the model and the chorus course of the last several days, he is not really ready for a career change. >> it gives you some time to practice and pursue coaching, i could take it to the next level, you know, but i will stay in my lane. >> you are not going to pull a a michael and leave basketball for golf? >> no. [ laughing ] >> music to the - - he will be suiting up, music to our ears. and you remember when tom brady blew through the season no problem? his wife said that he sustained a concussion no one knew anything about and it was his first day talking to the media about that, he did not seem happy with the line of questions. >> i really don't think medical history is anyone's business. other people can worry about that. my parents, sisters, people who love and care about me. i do what i can to be prepared and play, i am giving it everything i can. >> it is that time of the evening. check it out as we get ready for some football. >> did you ever see that movie

>>>the oakland a's are trying to get to the bottom of a fight between a guard and a fan at last night's game. jessica is live at the coliseum with video. reporter: the incident happened during last night's two game series opener against the san francisco giants and that cellphone video shows a security guard getting in a fight with a fan. let's go right to it. >> that's the video from twitter user shane. he shows the third deck altercation. at least one guard hitting a fan and a follow up to that tweet, shane tweets he was sitting in the section when a security guard quote, assaulted an innocent woman. he claims she came back, got food and flipped everyone off. another witness tweeted i saw the fight, she was wanting to fight if fans, people were having to hold her back. on twitter, the team posted this statement, during tonight's game, there was an incident involving a security guard. we contract with a third party security company and are investigating the situation. violence in any form is not acceptable. now, right now, its unclear can what will happen to that third party -- unclear

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i am a bedbug, not a motorhead.i can change the oil, i could unfreeze the brakes in the morning with a flair. i am not particularly adept at that. a class a diesel engine, looking at 1 million miles -- >> what are the 3 most harrowing moments you have had as a trucker in terms of dealing with pissed off people being moved or literally on the road where you have a weather incident or jackknife? >> hills, hills and hills. on the road, if you see a truck coming down a big hill -- >> should we get out of the way? >> definitely get out of the way. if he is on your tail, on a hill, you really want to get out of his way because it might mean there is something wrong, or he is a predator with an 80,000 pounds weapon and in either case do you want to take that on. >> go up one of those -- >> run away truckers? never have and hope i don't. that means break failure. >> thanks for an interesting presentation. i enjoyed all of the different observations made about your job. i enjoyed it a lot even though it wasn't what i expecte

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>> yes but we have a crash that is in a bad spot. it is northbound state on the interstate and you can see it is jampacked. there has been an accident northbound at saratoga avenue exit which is just after highway 17. this is the slow traffic heading up to that crash. it has been so good also. unfortunately now it is not. you may want to think about using alternative routes. we can show to hear. the accident is northbound 280 and you can see 280 is actually backed up on the 680. the only problem i see here is that 85 is also filled in and 101 is also slow. i think what you need to do is allow yourself as much time as possible to get into the west valley. it started off as a nice commute but unfortunately now, it is very heavy. with a long and look 880 s. bound and you could see traffic from hayward to fremont. the traffic is moderate and this morning there are still some so traffic on the past and on 680 down toward the raid. >>> good morning everybody, we have one more day of near average slightly below temperatures and we will turn

but a rock -- it started as a a rock.her, she sent in a photo of her ice cream cone. [ applause ] like a profile, see that? >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: like a profile pic. >> steve: oh, yeah. >> jimmy: this next one is from edward in orlando. this is a bird, called the golden pheasant, that he thought -- not bad, that's -- [ cheers and applause ] i can see that. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: speaking of animals, laura from new york sent in a a picture of a horse. very nice hairstyle. [ cheers and applause ] i see that one. this next one, again, you have to really look for it. >> steve: okay. >> jimmy: this was sent in by shawna in new york, it is a a spoonful of almond butter. >> steve: almond butter, okay. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: i see it, i see it. i can totally see it. >> steve: one eye, one eye. >> jimmy: instead of the -- he's like thinking or something. yeah, i think he -- this next one was sent in by amanda in new brunswick, canada. it is a potato chip. this one's pretty clear. [ applause ] yeah, it's a good

a key witness in a trial against a dictator, but jackson is also a hitman who is trying to assassinate riddle. it's a rated r movie. >> "logan luck," brothers will need the help of an unhinged prison inmate daniel craig to pull it off. rated pg-13. something for everyone. >> double oh, my goodness. >> that's when we talk about the weather. >> we're finally at friday. >> it is going to be a busy weekend. weather. all you have to do, like normal, take a short drive and change the whole forecast. now we're looking at what we're seeing out the window. the south bay at 63 degrees. 63 in the peninsula. it's all clear in the tri-valley. seeing some clouds in the north bay and san francisco we're walking out the door to 50s. and if you're getting ready to head out enjoying the school day and walking to class this morning, it will be nice and comfortable. maybe a jacket. we'll be warming up at recess with some sunshine. temperatures in the upper 70s. the pickup line you may have to turn on the air conditioning for a little bit later on today. here is where we're heading. up to 89 degrees. cuper

that's due to a crash involving a motorcycle.tbound 80 just on the other side of the toll booths. a new problem on northbound 880. if you're traveling 238, a truck is blocking the two middle lanes and a new multi-car crash reported for southbound 680 in the pleasant hill area too. that's taking out three lanes. goden gate brin, in the green at 6 minutes. san mateo briblg, in the green at just 20. >> you may soon be forced to memorize your license plate to park in some garages in san francisco. starting this week, the pierce street garage in the marina district requires you to enter your plate to get a spot. you also have to pay for an hour minimum. it's part of a program the city is experiencing with. its goal is to make more long term parking available in garages and move short term parkers on the street. wait until you see how frustrated this woman is. >> i believe in progress but that's not progress. >> what is it? >> it's a nightmare. >> she's great. >> yeah. >> transportation officials will monitor the new program and if it

all the world's a stage all the world's a stage all the world's a stage and we are definitely a player. our culture is awash in lives dominated by streams of never ending electronic hallucinations that burst fiction until they are indistinguishable we have become the most deluded society on politics it's a species of endless and needless political theater politicians more than just celebrities are to ruling parties are in reality one party the corporate and those who attempt to puncture this vast breathless universe of fake news just signed to push through the cruelty and exploitation of a neo liberal or are pushed so far to the margins of society including by a public broadcasting system that has sold its soul for corporate money that we might as well be mice squeaking against an avalanche but squeak we must move. past. the mission of news with just to go to the people tell their side of the story more stories are well sourced we don't hide anything from the public and i don't think the mainstream media in this country can say that. i think the average viewer knows that r.t. america h

like a big pencil. a big ruler. a big >> it's big enough? little bit bigger. >> our personal favorite, the world's biggest mailbox. >> is this a real mailbox? >> yes, you can mail from it. to get in the guinness, you can mail from it and it has to be able to receive mail. >> a lot of casey's stuff is in the guinness world record book. >> what made you stop here? >> the sign out on the interstate. >> how many new businesses here in town in the last year? >> in the last year, four. >> just right here downtown? >> right. >> laurie smith and her small dog find casey a delightful diversion. >> i am going to have a humorous america >> if you look closely at the stuff, you will see a bit of scripture. jim's big thing is he wants all people to love and respect people more. >> if we would love each other and super each other on to good deeds then the world will be a better place. >> a big idea working in a big way in a small town. harry smith, nbc news, casey, illinois. >>> a ship that played a critical role in world war ii has been found. they have

so it is a bit of a cool start.s could be heavy with the rumble of thunder. they will be widespread. there will be sunny spells around, top temperatures 20 degrees. the showers will rumble on for a time this evening and then they will fade away. another quite chilly night to come. temperatures will drop back to single figures away from the towns, so some early mist patches into tomorrow morning. and then tomorrow morning a nicer day with more sunshine. again, more showers mostly concentrated to eastern areas with top temperatures of around 21 degrees. and it is looking mostly dry at the weekend with the best of the sunshine on saturday. again highs of 21 or 22 degrees. i'm back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. plenty more on our website at the usual address. now, though, it's back to naga and jon. hello. this is breakfast, with naga munchetty and jon kay. we'll bring you the news and sport headlines in a moment. but also on breakfast this morning: with more than 40 million people affecte

he finds a camp and attacks them. he wrote a report. previous to attacking their camp, i had found three men at a nearby house. who denied having any knowledge of any camp or gathering of armed men. at a nearby house. who denied having any knowledge of any camp or gathering of armed men. after the skirmish was over, up sent two of these men out and had them shot. so this shows you the level, again, of intensity. they didn't -- all they did was not report on what he thought they knew. and he had them shot. and he reports it in an official report. this is 1862. it gets worse from there. now, marshall law was carried out by marshalls with county ties gathering information. it is both secessionists and unionists reporting on each other. there are others being rolled out, all men are required to enroll in the missouri malitia. and if they refused or were known to be secessionists, they were enrolled as disloyal. so they create a list, who are the suspects on the other side? they had to pay a fine. so again, like the confederates were doing,

a 20—year—old man has been charged with murder after a woman was killed when a car was driven into aarlier, we spoke to chris suarez who works for the local newspaper. he told us about the mood in the city. it's pretty sombre. i was around town trying to find people, i have heard rumours about a vigilant but might be organised by the black lives matter movement on the ground on the university of virginia, the biggest industry, a city of 50,000 people, people say it's not much of a city at the university, but it was raining, a lot of people were exhausted from today and decided to go home and be with their loved ones, i imagine. we are seeing some pictures, chris, taken earlier during the protests. and i understand you were there today as you were telling us a bit about it. can you explain what you saw? what is all... so, the rally was supposed to ta ke is all... so, the rally was supposed to take place in what's called emancipation park, previously named leigh park after the confederate general. the opposing force of the southern, in the civil war. i arrived there are downtown in cha

a statement saying that we think now is a good time to have a conversation about the future. we need to figure out a forum in a serious structured way, but now is the right time. >> a tense barricade situation ends peacefully overnight. eyewitness news on the scene along the 2100 block of homer street last night. police say they were responding to a call from a woman who claimed a man inside of her home threatened to open fire if police were called. >> when police arrived on location, they saw a 43-year-old female on the second floor roof of the house. she was on the roof hiding from a 46-year-old male that she had just served a protection order on. >> no shots were fired and the man surrendered without incident. >>> a $15,000 reward is offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of an attempted arson suspect. he was caught on surveillance video last wednesday leaving the underground garage. that man powered flammable liquid around 9:00 but was unsuccessful in lighting it. the man left pushing a baby stroller covering his face with a clothe. >> you've got mul

it's a social thing. it's a class thing. again, just to talk about the differences between -- when i was a kid, and around the people who my father worked with, reporting was more like a trade than a profession back then. a lot of people who were in the press who didn't go to college. they were like this -- they got in sort of via the hersh method. be copy boys at age 16 and just work their way through and it was a job more like being a plumber or a electrician hand being a doctor or lawyer. and the -- become then i think those -- back then those people didn't have any affinity for politicians. they had this stick it to the man attitude. of course it was a far less diverse group of people on the one hand but in terms of class, they were very much more working class group of people back in the day. now when you're on the campaign plane you see a lot of people who are like me. they come from privileged background, went to really could school, tend to be white and well off, and they get into this business often because they're

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weekend blast at a minnesota mosque was a hate crime. the explosion happened on saturday at the islamic center in bloomington outside minneapolis. it shattered windows and damaged the imam's office. no one was hurt. the governor is calling it an act of terrorism as the fbi works to identify who could be behind it. >>> overseas now. nbc news is on the front lines of a new battleground in the fight against isis. it has moved beyond the middle east to the philippines where militants have taken control of a city under a reign of terror, and american forces are among those trying to help get it back. nbc's bill neely has a rare look inside the fight. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: it could be the middle east, a city under siege, under isis rule, and under ferocious air strikes. this isn't iraq or syria. it's marawi in the philippines, and isis captured it three months ago. in spite of these air strikes and attacks by 3,000 troops with american help, isis still holds this city. american spy planes and special forces helping an army in trouble. the m

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without a god it's just a universe. all that is real is matter and therefore life is ultimately meaningless. if you deny that you're fooling yourself. maybe it's good to fool yourself so that you have a happier day. but in fact, that's the case. even if god doesn't exist -- i'm not talking about existence. i'm talking about necessity. no god, no ultimate meaning. no god, everything ends when we die, everything. there is no after life. you see no one you have loved. everything that has been done, you've done, will be forgotten. there's probably no one or maybe three people in this room who could even name a great-great grandparent, let alone one that knows a damn thing about them. so don't give me this nonsense we live on through the memories of our loved ones, except our loved ones also die. the memories of people who die, you couldn't name three people who lived in the 13th century. let's be honest, it's all forgotten. everything you do, it's gone, there's a puff. but if there's a god, it's not all over. you could say

if we get a draw, we get a draw. try to win the game. england's women are preparing for their rugby world cup semi—final against france this evening. lydia thompson will start on the wing, having recovered from a knee injury. after rotating his squad throughout the pool stage, this is the strongest england team named by head coach simon middleton so far. we had our combinations mapped out for all of the games, and it was to culminate to get into this stage now, and this is about putting in the best 23 that you feel are right for the job, the best 23 that you feel are right for thejob, and the best 23 that you feel are right for the job, and if the best 23 that you feel are right for thejob, and if you the best 23 that you feel are right for the job, and if you feel it is the right 23 for the next one you put them out again. if you don't, you make changes. simple as that. we don't even need to think about the next game until we get through here. this is going to be huge and that is what we are focused on. and finally,

what would you be a teacher in a place teach a person you trade places with for a day. donald trump ah. big you wish you were better at. i wish i could play the piano you to use a good fans would be surprised to know you listen to i thing on to third it everything what do americans get wrong about group britain. sometimes with the accents they think you're posh when you're not you know mean they think oh my god and you know the queen you know just because you've got a procession or you're clever they think it's clever just because you've got british accent or not trusting me or smart or what do great britain's get wrong about america i think america you know is more than just new york and los angeles america is you know is is so much more is so much bigger and obviously got those two media in a status to tell me something people don't know about you or can you say openly their thoughts just about to say something i thought god that's the not most were ok like you know what the earth or all think about that have a think about it have some social media questionnaire hale

police trying to figure out what caused a fiery crash that took down a sign outside a g station. police say a car crossed an intersection, hit a pole and hit the gas station around 3:00 this morning around 6th street northeast. the driver is in the hospital with serious injuries, one passenger is dead. >>> metro shutting down the branch avenue and green line stations for the next two weeks for a big improvement project working to stop leaks in the tunnels in the red line bethesda area. >>> if you are shopping, head to the virginia area, tax-free this weekend including clothing and shoes and emergency supplies for your home and school supplies. >>> good saturday morning, everyone. hope you're having a good one so far. i'm adam tuss in for david. >> good morning. i'm meagan fitzgerald in for angie goff. we're in store for a great low humidity. good time for outside sports. how is it? >> reporter: finally the clouds are gone. i wish the camera was a bit wider. it is gorgeous as we see packets of sunshine and sweeping through the area taking the clouds through it. the northwest winds

it's a deep book with a purpose. it's like try to sneak into this group and fool these people into getting you a job. it's a book for criminals. really is a book for criminals when there are books you can buy. >> rose: what's next for you? we're doing a movie in the diamond district. one day we'll get out of new york. it's called "uncut gems" and a thriller that takes place in the diamond district but it's more particularly from the bling culture and it's more of a shod and freud. it's similarly not but a much funnier movie. it's a wild, beautiful thing and, you know, jonah hill will play the lead. >> rose: do you choose them? scorsese saw heaven knows what and said our names and we were ready to commit suicide. >> rose: right then. yeah. but it's been -- yeah, the text, we have been working on it seven years. >> rose: what's marty doing? executive producing it, yeah. >> rose: and you, what's next? i'm working with a french director, one of my old-time -- all-time favorites doing a sci-fi movie. >> rose: in france? i

it's a record pandas by a year. born july 30th. everyone doing fine. >> pandas following the trend of humans as well. you can have babies older and older. >> they can have it all. "gma" is next. thanks for joining us. >> have a great morning, everyone. ♪ ♪ isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're trying to master. isaac, are you ready? yeah. chase. so you can. >>> good morning, america. the dow hits a new high but the president's poll numbers hit a new low as he backs a sweeping new proposal to slash legal immigration in half, giving preference to english speakers and skilled workers. >> the notion that you think that this is a racist bill is so wrong. >> fireworks in the briefing room. >>> those massive wildfires turning deadly. a firefighter killed battling the blaze. oregon declaring a state of emergency and flames threatening uc berkeley

it came from a make a wish recipient.e day they were shooting the scene, and said you know, you should say he's a friend from work. that would be funny. chris agreed. they decided to put the line in the movie. it has become the biggest hit of the trailer so far. good job, kid. >>> this is usually how we see one ryan reynolds. >> yes. >> and why you're hating ryan reynolds. >> by the way, frank really likes this black and white tuxedo look. >> do you think he will chew on him? >> yes, he absolutely will chew on him. >> but there's a different side of ryan reynolds. he's sharing the image. of him on the set of dead pool 2. >> this is posted by his trainer. and you can see the split screen of shirtless ryan and then ryan in his dead pool costume. >> so he teased saying you still have to do some work. i think frank, he's going to town on ryan. >> stay with us for the weekly friday rewind. d. 60% of women are wearing the w...experience leaks. introducing always my fit. find the number that's right for your flow and panty size

a jumble of letters and numbers. mainly cs, a d... two 65 and a 5. three bs, a 7, two 55 and an a.he first 16—year—olds to take the tougher exams. there's loads more new content that you have to learn. there's just not much time to learn it in. we're learning a—level stuff as well as gcse stuff. it's really difficult. it was a shock. it'sjust making sure smarter people get the grades they deserve, i say. maybe? at this nottinghamshire school, tears mainly of relief. for the kids this year, the new gcses have been a real culture shock. they've had to learn so much more, remember so much more, and their grades have all rested on these final exams. the results here, much better than last year — but at a cost. they couldn't teach it all in the school day. we've had a compulsory session after school, particularly focused on english and maths, but on a rotation for all other subjects, to get in the increased content. of course, that's going to get even tougher as we move towards the new gcses in all of other subjects. the pass rate in england for 16—year—olds moved just a little. a littl

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i was not a drug addict. you are a songwriter, you are a well—known singer.directorial debut. what was it like making a film about your life? when i was first approached for this film i turned it down because i thought i don't want to do a film about me and all of that. but then i relented. i thought i would not like the experience, but actually i loved it. i can't wait to do more. i heard you singing before. you have a wonderful voice. producing something? just for you. this is a song from that movie which is from my first album which is called life story. #this is my life story, minute by seconds a story, that ages with each year and birthday cake. wonderful. thank you so much. wonder boy opens in cinemas today. 70 years after the end of british rule in india, a movie's being made about a writer from the time who wasn't afraid to speak his mind. saadat hasan manto is most famous for his short stories, often a raw and a personal response to his experiences, including the horror of partition. yogita limaye visited the set of the film to find out more. he wrot

when a van plowed through a crowd. take a look.... in the top left corner of your screen. this view of the barcelona street from inside a museum.... shows the van barreling down the walkway. if you look closer, you can see a person with a stroller barely getting out of the way. police say, a cell of at least nine extremists ... plotted to combine vehicles and bombs in a hit on tourists. and investigators say, that plan could have been more deadly. however, it turned out that flawed bomb construction... led to premature detonation at the home where the suspected terror cell had been storing explosives. that house explosion is believed to have set in motion the attack in downtown barcelona that killed thirteen. then, a second attack in the resort town of cambrils (cam-breel) eight- hours later. armed with an ax, knives and fake explosive vests .... the attackers hit and killed a fourteenth victim. the five suspects were killed by police. meantime... today in spain -- a growing memorial to honor the victims in barcelona. anti- terror operations are also underway in the wake o

(steve) a bay area musician is dead tonight after being dragged by a car down a street. oakland police are now searching the man who drove that car this all started with the victim's laptop being stolen. kron 4's dan kerman is live in oakland tonight with more man dragged by car 0810175pkg this song at the end of the tunnel is by 40 year old singer songwriter dave deporis. family and friends are thinking it about it following deporis tragic death on wednesday.sot ian petrich/victim's friendjust had a real zest and love for life and a passion for nature and friendship just a really beautiful personwednesday afternoon about 12-35, deporis was at an outside table at this telegraph avenue cafe in oakland when someone came up and stole his laptop, a laptop his family believes had his music on it. police say deporis chased the thief around the corner. once on 42nd street the thief got into a vehicle, which began driving off down rich street, with deporis holding on to the car.sot officer marco marquez/oakland police during this pursuit of the vehicle the victim was dragged by

going to a rally like this, participating like this, doesn't make you a member of a protected class. >> reporter: no one here at top dog was available for comment. they just referred us back to that statement that's on the door. we did show the social media picture that was supposedly cole white to employees. they said it looked like him, but they couldn't be sure. live in berkeley, katie nielsen, kpix 5. >> a san jose man was among the counterprotesters in charlottesville when tensions first started to rise. we spoke with him via skype. >> we were standing on a corner when these protesters basically bumped into the wall of police, and there were a lot of weapons. i mean, big guns on both sides, and it was very dramatic. >> mike is a convenienti's daughter is a medical student at the university of virginia. he said the university hospital cancelled elective surgeries for the day to free up resources to help the wounded. >> new video shows the chain reaction crash that killed a counterprotester during the demonstrations. it was part of a line of vehicles jilted forward into pedestrian

>> i am i give a speech at a -- up in san francisco at a trying to help a start a company so i gave any called google. i think they're going to be all right. [laughter] down here with this doing stuff and i get to film friday -- i'm taking jim jeffreys show if you haven't is great dude he's a famous antigun dude so i'm taking him to range to shoot ak-47s. but we're going to try to slap a liberal out of him. easy it's fun to joke arranged. [laughter] so -- wrapping up -- >> yes. closing thoughts on, you know, your -- the lights now the experiences you've had. the book -- you know, anything yowpght to leave with the group for you? >> no, it's interesting because unfortunately last year -- i gave a -- almost between 250 and 300 speeches around the country in europe, and what's unique is that means i get to talk to people. i get to get out to actually meet people, shake hands and, you know, i work for fox news i'm on the news but it's refreshing to get away from it because country is not as bad as we all think it is like they have voices that's positive. but it's fun too even on tv i have

so a lot of what makes lincoln such a great speaker, such a great writer, such a -- with such a tremendous capacity to convince people, very logical, a lot of that grows out of his experience as a trial lawyer on the 8th judicial circuit. and by all measurements, he's successful as a trial lawyer. he enjoys the work of a trial lawyer and he benefits from it quite readily so by the 1850s, he has accumulated a fairly healthy nest egg. he has a house of his own in springfield, illinois. he's sometimes taking in fees as high as $5,000 for a particular case. and in those days, $5,000 is a lot of money. a middle class income in the 1850s would be, perhaps, walt whitman estimated, $1,000 or more a year. lincoln can pull in $5,000 from one case, the so-called mcclain county case. so lincoln's doing very well as a lawyer. he's also doing well not just economically, he's also doing well socially. because in 1842, he marries mary todd. now, if you notice john todd stewart and mary todd lincoln, yes, they're related. they're cousins. that, in fact, is how mary todd comes to springfield. she's coming f

nbc news, washington. >>> this morning a growing push to move a statue of a polarizing leader. the controversy swirling around frank rizzo. >> reporter: this is how heated things are getting. a fresh egg on the statue. we caught up with the man and so did philly police. they put him in handcuffs ton spot. i asked him why he did it. he didn't answer. that is one reaction. we have new reaction following a tweet who said the statue of right white rights frank rizzo does not belong in our city. >> it went up in a public process. people petitions. it went through the art commission's review. there was obviously a public process. if there are folks that want to reconfer that stat chie it will go through the same process. >> i and not everybody wants to pat you down though. you can see as we come badge out here live we have put up police barricades here. we saw police standing by outside of this statue as the debate as to whether or not it should stay continues. i'm pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. >> thank you. we'll see you for an update in the next half hour. >>> happening now a memori

berkeley police are setting up a car free zone to a vote -- avoid a repeat of charlottesville. no cars will be allowed to park along the perimeter of the park. >> we can talk specifics in terms of what tactics we are using just because we want to plan further for any possibilities. it's a fluid thing.>>reporter: there are hundreds of people with unions and groups that plan to counter protest. one member criticized the mayor for encouraging people to stay away. >> there's a way that berkeley is running scared, they are so worried about what's going to happen. the fascists have one. >>reporter: before the news conference, a transgender woman organizing the right-wing rally spoke up. she represents a group no to marxism. >> we have nothing to do with charlottesville, it's ridiculous that we have something to do with the horror, i do not support white supremacy, it's not allowed at my rally. we do not want racist people there or violent people. if anyone has the intent of alan do not come. >>reporter: city officials say there are alternative events scheduled for berkeley sunday. he

it's not a dare. it's a statement. has nothing to do with dare. that's a statement.g to go around threatening guam and he's not going to threaten the united states. and he's not going to threaten japan. and he's not going to threaten south korea. no. that's not a dare. as you say. that is a statement of fact. >> reporter: the president delivering those tough words at his bedminster golf club and on the front steps of the clubhouse with the vice president by his side, he didn't hesitate to also take on pyongyang, calling his fire and fury statement nonsense. >> i don't think they mean that. and i think they, it's the first time they've heard it like they heard it. and frankly, the people that were questioning that statement, was it too tough? maybe it wasn't tough enough. they've been doing this to our country for a long time, for many years, and it's about time that somebody stuck up for the people of this country and tor the people of other countries, so, if anything, maybe that statement wasn't tough enough. >> reporter: he's not backing down. but he's also not tel