airline delta has banned shipments of big game trophies on its flights.llows an international outcry of the killing of cecil. it won't transport elegant or buffalo remains. it has more flights to africa than any other u.s. airline. >>> barack obama unveiled a national plan to tackle cry mad change. he expected tougher cuts. but it's not clear when the changes will actually take place. >> no channel pose as greater threat to our future. >> part science will h science p talk. >> we can solve this thing. we have to get going. >> his warning, the current drought, floods and long wildfire season is going he's doing. the plan calls for coal firepower plants to coal emissions by nearly a third in 15 years. republicans say there will be negative consequences. they threaten to ship good middle class jobs overseas. they will have reliable sources of issues. >> they are hoping the plan will take steps. >> if we don't do it, anybody will. the only reason that china is looking at getting serious is they saw we were going to do it to. when the world faces its toughest

airline, delta ban hunters from flying animals they killed after the out cry of cecil the lion in zimbabweill not fly elephant or rhino or buffalo remains. two people wounded in a shooting outside a hip-hop concert and this in new jersey is another example of what police chiefs say is rising violent crime nationwide and holding an emergency summit in washington and ms. kimberly reports. >> reporter: another violent weekend in baltimore. in a period of just a few hours one man was shot dead eight others injured, the violence follows a record number of deaths for the city in july. 45 people were killed. the city's deadliest night in decades. >> we have seen a surge in violence and the current surge in violence mirrors the surge that is happening across our country. >> reporter: in st. louis and new orleans the number of murders this year has risen more than 33%, chicago, washington and other major u.s. cities have also seen dramatic rise in violent crime. >> it's a huge issue. we have not seen what we are seeing right now in decades. >> reporter: so police chiefs and mayors for more than 30

delta is the only u-s airline to fly to africa.unced similar bans last week. meanwhile. the toy- maker "ty" . has created a "cecil the lion" beanie baby. the company hopes the beanie baby will raise awareness for animal conservation. as well as provide comfort to all those upset over the loss of the lion. the company says. all profits from "cecil the lion" sales. will go to the wildlife conservation research unit at the university of oxford. the toy will go on sale at the end of september for 5-dollars- 99- cents. in sports. the giants suffer maybe their most dissapointing loss of the season. while the rally possum tries to rescue the a's from their offensive doldrums. gary has the highlights. and all the sports. next so what i'm saying is, people like options. when you take geico, you can call them anytime you feel like saving money. it don't matter, day or night. use your computer, your smartphone, your tablet, whatever. the point is you have options. oh, how convenient. hey. crab cakes, what are you looking at? geico. fifteen mi

delta airlines announced it would no longer transport animal trophies such as lions, tigers and elephants. the decision by delta airlines to enforce a blanket ban fails to distinguish between trade in and transportation of legally acquired wild life specimens. hunting is a major source of south africa's somebody yore economic activity contributing to community development and social upliftment. president theodore roosevelt killed 512 animals including 17 lions and 11 elephants. but his year long hunt also gathered scientific specimens and is considered to be a visionary conservationist. it's. >> poaching, the u.s. used to be the center of illegal ivory trade. the ivory crush in times square aimed to bring attention to elephants killed by their tusks. >> in 1980 there were approximately 1.2 million elephants, today there are less than 500 million. 500,000. at this point, elephants will go extinct. >> reporter: racing extinction, a documentary to be released in the fall. the goal, a video projection covering 33 floors of the empire state building. was to draw attention to the many species f

airlines. delta, american and unite have had announced they are banning the shipment of big game hunting trophies. the airlines say they will not accept lion, leopard, elephant, rhino, or buffalo trophies. delta flies direct to a number of african cities and was a target of an online petition. american admits their bans may be symbolic because they don't fly directly to africa. ty is creating a tribute for cecil the lion. creating a beanie baby and says it will donate all profits from the stuffed toy to the wildlife conservation research unit. that's the group that was monitoring cecil since 2008. the toy goes on sale in late september. it will go for $5.99. >>> they pay their debt to society and now ex-convicts will get back a critical right. their right to vote. california secretary of state says he will not appeal a decision by an alameda county superior judge. the judge overturned a controversial law that prevented about 45,000 former felons from going to the ballot box. >>> and, jeff, we have so

drones flying dangerously close to a jetblue airliner and a delta flight while both were on approach to jfk international airport. the drones reportedly were sighted within 100 feet of each flight. first a jetblue fight telling air control that a drone popped up just below its nose. then a delta fight reporting an unmanned flight right below its wing. nick valencia following this story for us. >> these incidents, close calls between drones and commercial airliners may happen a lot more often than many people think. we just reached out to the faa and they tell us last year there was an average of 25 per month. this year that number up to 60. two incidents in one day at the same airport. cnn has learned of a second close call between a drone and a commercial airline. in the skies above new york city. around 2:30 friday afternoon, jetblue flight 1834 reports seeing an unmanned aircraft on approach to jfk. less than three hours later, a second encounter with a drone, this time by a separate airliner. delta flight 407 prepares to land at jfk airport, with 154 people onboard when the pilot

getting a lot of news, big game hunters will no longer be able to bring their trophies home on some airlines. delta airlines which has the most flights to africa said it won't ship lions, leopards and elephants rhinoceroses and buffalo trophies anymore. american airlines made a similar announcement but it's symbolic says the airline different go to -- since the airline doesn't go to africa. united has yet to make a decision. several foreign airlines also have an animal trophies ban. >>> a case of mistaken identity has a dentist in louisiana taking heat for the dentist accused of killing cecil the lion. james palmer says they have been receiving death threats. the problem is he didn't kill the 13-year-old iconic lion in zimbabwe last month. that was dentist named walter james palmer. from minnesota. he tried to clear up the mixup by proclaiming his innocence on his facebook page but his office still is getting messages. >> constantly checking there's another one and i have to delete that one. i have to respond to that one. always on guard. >> now dave i'm more like to -- watch the animals than to hu

cecil the media exploded it into the spotlight and palmer allegedly paid $50,000 for the kill and delta airlinesill no longer transport trophies such as lions, elephants and rhinos and others have similar bans and they announced the disappointment and released a statement that said the decision by delta airlines to enforce a blanket ban fails to distinguish between the trade-in and transportation of legally acquired wildlife specimens and the illegal exploitation and trade-in wildlife specimens. and that hunting is a major source of south africa socio economic with social up lifting and theodore roosevelt set out to hunt big game and killed 512 animals and elephants and lions and collected 110 scientific specimens and published books in history and said to be a visionary conservationist. these days animal rights activists argued that it leads to illegal activity including poaching and u.s. used to be the center of the trade and times square aims to bring attention to the plight of elephants killed for tusks. >> there were 1.2 and now there are less than 500,000 and everyday 96 elephants are kill

. >> well, this is the reason passengers on the delta airlines flight were terrified! an emergency landing. >> we were pummeled with nothing but sunshine today but there are changes ahead for next week. we'll have the latest in the forecast as we look over the city and toward the bay. it's all coming u >>> less than an hour ago a woman made history swimming from the farralones to the golden gate bridge. the swim has only been done by men until now. it is 30 miles through shark- infested waters. christian hartnett is in belvidere where the woman arrived after making history. >> reporter: hi there. absolutely amazing story. kim chambers just recently got off the boat that picked her up at the golden gate bridge after that 30-mile journey. she got off and spoke with the media right on the dock and you can just see the emotion in her face. we'll get to that video at 6:30 when we have it. but she just got off recently. and she spoke to the media absolutely broke down in tears when she got off the boat hugging her mom, who came in from new zealand to be there for her on the

less than three hours later, a second encounter with a drone, this time by a separate airliner delta flight 407 prepares to land at jfk airport, with 154 people on board. when the pilot spots a drone on the southwest side of the plane, just about 100 feet below. the pilot immediately contacts air traffic control. >> did you by any chance get the color or type? >> no it is not close enough to be able to tell. >> reporter: then jfk tower warned other pilots of the possible danger flying around them. >> jetblue, use caution on arrival, the one that's ahead of you reported a drone. >> we're watching out for it. >> reporter: phil dernerh weighed in saying without a doubt this was a close call. explains a drone flying within 100 feet of a plane can get sucked into an engine or worse. >> going into an engine can destroy an engine going into a cockpit window can injure a pilot or kill a pilot. >> reporter: scares like the ones at jfk happen more often than you think. at least two drone incidents each day, that's more than 60 close calls each month. in the case of delta 407 and jetblue 1834,

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. >>> american airlines joined delta, juneited and others ban transporting trophies. and they signed a change.org petition. >>> and on the controversy, the maker of beanie babies announced it will be selling a cecil the lion lion. >>> an a man lucky to be alive this morning, all thanks to a quick thinking police officer. you can see the deputy pull a driver out of his car and out of the way of that speeding tray. a spokesman said the car collided into the crossing guard. and the driver appeared to be under influence. an investigation is underway. >>> let's switch gears and take a look at the weather outside. you know, it's the middle of summer. some people ready for this heat to go away already. i say, keep it here. >> we don't like these storms. two days in a row, tents being knocked down. and already this morning, we still have a couple clusters of strong storms. and also up here to the north, right over the top of new york city, a heavy down pour at this hour. not a lot of lightning strike but right over manhattan, heading towards brooklyn. and not severe but a tro

less than three hours later, a second encounter with a drone, this time by a separate airliner. delta flight 407 prepares to land at jfk airport, with 154 people onboard. when the pilot spots a drone on the southwest side of the plane, just about a hundred feet below. the pilot immediately contacts air traffic control. >> did you by any chance get the color or type? >> no i was not close enough to be able to tell. >> then jfk tower warned other pilots of the possible danger flying around them. >> jetblue, use caution, the one ahead of you reported a drone at the floyd bennett field over there. so you might see that. >> yeah we're probably considerably higher than he was, but we're watching out for it. >> reporter: bill werner of aviation.com says he said without a doubt this was a close call. he said a drone flying within 100 feet of a plane can easily get sucked into an engine or worse. >> these drones are made with aircraft aluminum similar parts with the aircraft it's about to strike. going into an engine can destroy an engine. going into the cockpit window can injure a pilot or ev

the power line accident does affect delta airlines. delta force today delay all of its red eye flights because the power surge knocked out its computers. a manual backup was switched on and a spokesperson said everything was back up and running after about 5 minutes but that can have a ripple effect. frustrated drivers vented on social media. this man tweeted sitting in traffic for one point five hours. so close to the exit. viewers posted this cell phone video, as well as pictures of the incident. you can see the crane responsible for pulling down that tower. the tower itself is crumpled over at the top as though someone on the ground las sewed and then pulled it. some still pictures show the tower, the crane, and some of that massive backup. we want to see your photos and video. you can share them with us on twitter, facebook and instagram with the #abc7now. >> and overnight a shooting closed down all northbound lanes of 880 in oakland. it happened by 5th avenue. the driver's side window of this white audie is peppered with bullet holes. o

dollar general and look at the airlines, american airlines, delta, southwest, in the red.de has its best day since june of 2012. you see a connection there? >> new data suggests insider buying is picking up. netably at a few companies which haven't seen action in a long time. been silver man sheer with a list, research director at insider score.com. a research an analytics firm. let's start with chevron what do you see in there? >> thanks for having me on. chevron is an interesting name. we've got three buyers here, this is a company historically seen very little insider buying in the buying started back in may with john stump, the ceo of wells fargo put almost $20 million into the stock at a price around 108. so you can get in at a price significantly lower than where stump has got in now but we've got three buyers this month. very unusual for not just chevron, but for any of the integrated majors. >> i wonder, we have talked about this stock so much because it has such a high yield. wondering if it's protected or not, whether it's safe or not and if you see insiders buyi

it's the airline stocks. delta a target price hike by analysts at ubs and macro boost from lower oil prices helping to boost the entire sector. showing a nice green day. >> dom, thank you very much. we have our eyes on shares of shake shack. up more than 35% over the past week. i'm just looking at a list of the most shorted names. it seems this was keeping people off guard. has gotten a lot of attention. >> the latest nbc/"wall street journal" poll showing donald trump continues to lead the crowded gop presidential field. john harwood joins us with the very latest from washington. good morning, john. >> reporter: donald trump has moved past scott walker, past jeb bush, leading the republican field. it's still the case strategists expect this to be short term phenomenon and he'll fade. what will happen next? some people worry donald trump would run an independent third-party candidacy and roadblock chances for winning the campaign in 2016. i sat down with chris christie at a diner in keene, new hampshire. he said th

frank was that we couldn't get in touch with cass because she was in the air and so we called up delta airline, and i want to thank my friend gail at delta airlines. she said to us "we will find the nicest person we have working in st. paul --" and there are a lot of nice people in st. paul -- "and we will have her meet you plane and call home immediately." because the worst thing you want to do is get news like that from a monitor when you're walking in a -- wherever you are, wherever you are. so that's where cass was on her way to. but we got her home and we -- you know, you pull the wagons together. >> she's a great kid. >> i'm grateful to god. your kids are good! how are they? >> they've been visiting me. i went to yankee stadium the other night. >> why? to get away from them? >> i had them with me. >> was it fun? >> we were sitting right behind the dugout of the yankees and a ball came across the dugout, the roof of it, into my little grandson's hands and he -- >> he's tiny! >> he's seven years old. >> oh, the older one. >> yeah, and he's getting into baseball. >> did he freak out. >> thr

. >>> pounding baseball sized hail forced a delta airline flight to make an emergency landing in delta. you can see the cracked windshield and a dented nose cone on its way from boston to salt lake city. many passengers held hands and cried until the aircraft landed. >> i cried constantly and this was the scariest ten minutes of my life. >>> one person was taken to the hospital at their request. the faa is investigating. >>> a powerful typhoon brought winds to southeast china. forcing 160,000 people from their homes. earlier the typhoon hit taiwan unleashing massive mud floods. at least five are said to have died including a mother and her year-old daughter pulled out to sea. those trapped in the mud are pulled to safety. >>> the taliban claimed responsibility today for a deadly suicide car bombing in afghanistan a day after a series of terrorist blasts killed dozens in and near kabal. >> 20 children among the dead as well as american soldier. the newest wave of violence is dimming hopes that the taliban may be weakened by a leadership struggle after their leader's death. >>> conservat

but now, airlines, like delta and emirates, are making it tougher to bring those trophies home. she tells us her hunt in south africa is not only legal but she calls it 100% ethical. >> all right, thank you. >>> nearly two weeks after a gunman opened fire in a screens of if the train wreck," tonight, the star of the movie, amy schumer, joining her accusen senator sumer in new york, calling for gun control. >> i thought about the victims each day since the tragedy. we will never know why people choose to do these painful things but we find out how. how the shooter got their gun. >> amy schumer's first pub likt comments on gun violence, but she is promising they are not her last. >>> there is more ahead this monday. the disturbing video late today. this is an 8-year-old boy right here handcuffed. his arms behind his back there. you will see voot and what the officer is explaining to him as the reason why. >>> also ahead, the new food recall about at popular brand of cheeds tonight. we'll have it for you. >>> and a message this evening from a beloved tv actress after a major scare.

american airlines joined delta and united today in refuseing to permit certain animal trophies on board. effective immediately american set lit no longer transport buffalo, elephant leopard lion or rhino trophies in a tweet. i had no idea they did that. delta and united announced they were banning the same animal trophies yesterday. this new policy comes a mid a swelling public outcry over the illegal killing of the lion that you saw before here named cecil the lion beloved icon in zimbabwe at the hands of a minnesota den tiff. >>> gas, check. hoagie check. beer, in less than 30 minutes one community is set to discussion whether a local wawa can sell beer. the concord township board of supervisors is considering a test of alcohol sales at a wawa in chadds ford. but there are many who are concerned about alcohol dangers and things convenient stores and booze don't mix. wawa promising for its part to put beer sales into place falling all the proper rules similar to the way beer is sold in some pennsylvania supermarkets. >>> two children handcuffed inside their school. >> by a deputy sheri

molly: the airlines are rolling out private chickens, special lounges, concierge services from the minute you get out of the taxi to when you are porting. -- warning. matt: american versus deltae is getting in on the game, except southwest. matt: seems a lot of airlines have been courting hollywood stars. they want movie stars on their flights. molly: basically business executives also, anybody who is going on that route. this is the most lucrative route in the states, lax to kennedy. anybody flying that, they want. flightsific number of come i'm not sure. it is the biggest, most lucrative route. matt: a lot of us have to fly it back and forth, it is not very pleasant. they are adding a first class in front of business-class. it used to be the case all the time but it disappeared. >> american is the only one that offers full first-class service on these routes. everyone else is doing premium services and is upping benefits and perks for people flying in premium cabin. matt: what is full first-class service? you get free champagne and you can lay down. molly: it starts with the curbside service through the check in. -- free life flat technology on the plane. matt: how much are

thank you so much. >> passengers rights group is claiming delta airlines is shaming customers into buying expensive upgrades to their tickets. everything from wider seats to more leg room and priority seating. according to fliers rights.org, delta reminds you that if you buy a low cost basic ticket, guess what? you'll be among the last to board. delta says it's not trying to shame you, but making people aware of what they're buying. steve: meteorologists in san francisco got shook up on live tv this morning. >> you name it. oh, my gosh, we're having an earthquake. oh, my goodness. oh, my goodness. this is a good one. dari: that's so interesting. steve: can you imagine? can't really relate to. they could happen here, but they don't. that's steve paulson reacting to a 4.0 magnitude earthquake hitting the bay area this morning. that's substantially. it was centered near berkeley. powerful enough for people in downtown san francisco to feel the jolt. fortunately, no reports of serious injuries or damage. dari: it's amazing how you build that into your psyche, doing his job. you must be aware.

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. >>> delta airline is banning the shipment of many big game trophy. schimpf lion -- shipment of lion, tiger,el fans --el fans as freight. >> the death of cecil the lion touched the create of of the benny baby. they will create a sisel the lion beanie baby to raise money for animal conservation effort. she hopes the toy will give comfort to those saddened by the loss of cecil. the money will go do the wild life conservation research units in england. >>> a south bay hotel is showing off the newest staff member, a robot named dash. the robot is three-feet tall, 100 pounds and makes sure guests have everything they neat. >> dash is robot is sought off santa clara and is serving customers in millipedees. the hotel claims dash will serve amenities to the hotel guest. the robot three-feet tall, weighs less than 100 times, it can navigate between floors and call the elevator using a wifi connection. the rest of the employees and guests think. >> the robot has been working fantastic, the employees think of it as a colleague, someone they work alongside with t

airlines band the transport of trophy hunts and delta airlines announced they would not transport lionsand rhino as trophys and united and american followed suit after a u.s. dentist tracked and killed a rare and much loved lion called cecil. fire crews in california managed to build a buffer zone to protect thousands of homes threatened by a wildfire and more than 13,000 people have been forced to leave their homes and the fire is named rocky fire has quadrupled in size and around 60,000 acres has been ruined and more land is expected to be left devastated. debate over racism in the u.s. is reunited after confederate flags were flown at stone mountain which celebrates confederate leaders and this is after people were shot at a church. >> reporter: it's a granite monument over 800 feet high just outside the city of atlanta. the huge stone outcropping was the sight of the rebirth of the ku klux klan in 1915 when members of the then secret society gathered there and ignited a flaming cross to proclaim its revival. ever since then many have seen the mountain as a symbol of racial hatred. >

call for the federal government to take action against drones after friday's near miss with a delta airlines jet headed for kennedy airport. the faa says delta flight 407 from orlando was preparing to land when the pilot spotted a drone off the right wing about 100 feet below the plane. earlier that day the pilot of jetblue flight also reported seeing a drone near the jfk airport 6789 senator schumer says there are now more drones than the faa can try to keep out of harm's way. >> there's an elegant solution called geo-fencing. and what it does is build into a drone's software the inability to fly in certain places, within two miles of an airport, above 500 feet, near sensitive areas. >> now, drones are not supposed to fly within five miles of an airport without notifying the control tower. >> it's been more than six months since a world war ii mural was defaced in brooklyn, and today the artwork of the warsaw uprising was reborn in green point. the mural commemorating the 70th anniversary of the warsaw uprising is on greek avenue, it had been sprayed over with white lettering. the artist wa

airlines said they no longer allow hunters to bring big game trophies on their flights, american airlines, delta and united saying they will not allow hunters to bring aboard buffalo, elephant, lion, leopard or rino trophies joining air france, klm, singapore and other global airlines that have imposed bans. emirates airlines banned hunting trophies back in may. delta which has the largest number of direct flights to africa was one of the holdouts even before cecil. animal rights activists sent a petition to delta with over 50,000 signatures. in a statement delta said prior to the ban the strict acceptance policy called for absolute compliance with all government regulations regarding protected species and they will review other policies with other agencies supporting legal shipments. an estimated 15,000 american hunters head to africa every year for trophy hunts. they kill and take home more than 500 lions. many trophies are sent by ship, tyler, so we'll see whether this spills over into the shipping companies. we'll see what dhl, fedex and all the other transport companies do. >> that was my i

christina: a passengers rights group claims delta airlines is shaming customers into buying more expensive upgrades to their tickets. everything from wider seats to more leg room, even priority seating. according to fliers rights.org, delta reminds you if you buy a low cost basic ticket, you'll be among the last to board. delta says it's not trying to shame people. just making them more aware of what they're buying. >> time for sports with russ and history and baseball. the first openly gay player in the minor leagues. david dinson came out over the weekend that he is gay. i guess it's kind of a good thing, because not a lot of hoopla is made about it. when i say it's a good thing, maybe it's because it's becoming more matter of fact or acceptable. christina: he wants to be a ball player. russ: that's what he is. he came out. the organization, from top down, his teammates. i think it started as a joke. somebody, as guys do in locker rooms, made a reference. he said better be careful. might be true or something to that effect. he started thinking about it and came out, admitted it. he seems

airlines. southwest, american, delta and united. the airlines to consphire with each other to keep the prices high. the justice department launched its own investigation. we'll bring in our former prosecutor and defense attorney and heather hanson is the trial attorney and both familiar faces. do you first, heather, justice department word came out first, it was looking into collusion among the airlines to keep prices propped up and then we get a class action lawsuit. those two have to be related? >> think about it if you are an attorney the justice department does all of the work for you. they created allegations that you can feed off of and there will be discovery that you can work off of. and public, potential jurors hearing all of this and allegations and if you get past the point where motions are thrown out of court, the jury has an understanding that the government is pursuing action against the airlines. >> we have the point. four airlines handle 80 percent of the domestic air traffic in this country. what is to keep those fo

delta airlines, we talked to delta, they say what they're doing is providing pricing transparency to not want anyone to select something that ultimately they did not want to purchase. but of course, consumer rights advocates says transparency only go so far since they don't disclose the additional fees up front. it is kind of a real to and fro if you will, kind of a battle over what is appropriate behavior for the airlines trying to get you to buy a ticket and yet at the same time offer you additional options. >> right. as if you're not shamed enough with the curtain in first class and see the fancy people getting the cocktails while you're in the back. nbc's tom costello, thank you. >> you bet. >>> next, an update on today's bing pulse on donald trump's immigration plan, asking do you agree with trump's call to end birthright citizenship? weigh in and we'll share your thoughts after the break. >>> and then -- >> give you the mike. >> black lives matter activists targeting bernie sanders on the campaign trail. i'll speak with an organizer asking for a face to face meeting. i called f

taking our top stories, one person was taken to the hospital after a delta airlines flight got caught a nasty hail storm. the plane was headed to salt lake city from boston and forced to make an emergency landing in denver. you see in the picture the bind r windshield suffered some damage there. they say it hit severe turbulence as it passed through the storm. the search for clues in the disappearance of mh370 is intensifying around la reunion island. there are conflicting messages about their progress. malaysian investigators say they have found more debris although they are not directly linking it to mh370 as yet. officials say they haven't received any more relevant objects besides the wing part and a suitcase. all right, thank you so much for joining me all day. much more straight ahead. "vital signs" with sanjay gupta is next. >> it can't be manufactured. we can't live without it and there is a global shortage of this life-staiv saving substance. today we are talking about blood and blood donations. this is "vital signs." i'm dr. sanjay gupta. stay with me here. i know the sight

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. >> delta airlines and sfo had connectivity issues with computers lar night after experiencing the power surge. the airline's automated system was down for a brief period, and passengers were unable to check in as they normally would. >>> quick check of the current situation on highway 101 in burlingame. this is live from sky 7hd. now can see the tower affected by the accident. cornell bernard reports that broadway is currently closed to on and offramps are closed on broadway. so we'll be sure to keep an eye on the situation and bring you details. >>> weatherwise, part office the bay area enjoyed some much needed rain this morning. drizzle in spots in the bay today. this the skyline trail where hikers did not mind the precip. >> i'm loving it. my dog loves it. >> areas in the south bay and peninsula saw a little rain today. we're taking a look at now conditions outside. great live shot from sky 7hd, showing the skyline there. and after a gray start, we're finally seeing sun in most spots. won't see anymore sprinkles this weekend but the cooler temperatures may stick around. let's get the

the wake of the illegal killing of cecil, the lion in june by an american dentist, american airlines join ed delta, united and others ban transporting trophies. delta changed their policy, after a customer created a change.org petition signed by 400,000 people. >>> on the heels of the controversy surrounding cecil the lion's death, ty inc., maker of beanie babies, announce ed it will be selling a cecil the lion. >>> an a man lucky to be alive this morning, all thanks to a quick thinking police officer. you can see the deputy pull a driver out of his car and out of the way of that speeding train. a spokesman said the car collided into the crossing guard. and the driver appeared to be under influence. an investigation is underway. >>> nbc meteorologist bill karins is here with more. >> we have the horrible fires that are ongoing, but we've cooled it off. no signs of rain throughout this region. that's good in one way, we won't see the driving thunderstorms any more. but the exceptional drought still covering a good chunk of central california from los angeles north up to lake tahoe outside of reddin

. >> delta airlines is experiencing delays on the red eye flights going back east. a spokesperson said a brief outage caused by the power surge, but everything was up and running again after five minutes. we have a crew on the scene gathering you information. >>> now to our other breaking story. a manhunt is underway in houston, texas for a gunman who ambushed a sheriff deputy who was filling his patrol car at a gas station. the gunman shot the 47-year-old harris county deputy from behind and stood over his body and fired several more rounds. the 10-year veteran died at the scene. he was in uniform. sheriffs officials say he was killed for no reason. >> it is tough enough being a deputy and law enforcement member in this country right now. for the way people are right now, i have no words for this type of person did. >> witnesses say a woman was seen sobbing over the deputy's body. he leaves a wife and two children. stay with abc7 news for the latest on the story. we will be posting updates on abc7 news bay area. >>> a sexual predator forced out of one community is

. >>> delta airlines is accused of shaming customers to spend more money.e airliner says not really. landon dowdy joins us this morning with this morning's cnbc business news to explain this. landon? >> hey, tracy, good morning. a passenger rights group claims delta is shaming customers into spending more on expensive upgrades. when you try to buy a cheap ticket, delta's website lists several restrictions before your final confirmation, including you'll be the last to board. you won't get a seat confirmation or a refund. delta says it's only trying to make people aware of what they're buying. >>> wall street looks to last week's gains as the dow and nasdaq ended in positive territory. energy stocks powering those gains, despite a price drop in oil prices. we have reports on inflation and the fed's meeting. the nasdaq up 14 to 5048. >>> landon dowdy with cnbc. thanks. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> 5:26 and 74 degrees. we're getting a warmer start. you may notice a bit muggier this morning. that's a live, clear view across the delaware. looking

united airlines joining delta and the innings big game trophies as freight. know you could ship animal carcasses. the carriers making this move after the killing of protective onion that generated global outrage. delta and united will relive it transportation of trouble is from elephants, rhinos, and water buffalo in addition to lions. speaking of lion. ty has created a settled the lyons stuffed animal in memory of the famous caps on -- by an american tourist in zimbabwe. 100% of the profit will go to the wildlife conservation research unit at oxford, the groups being him when he was killed by the dentist from minnesota. to believe see it it, another way to catch the perfect way. robbie madison has tricked up his motorbike so he conserves. madison and french polynesia using his highly modified cycle with skis attached to the cycle. two years of training to make it make it allg -- to happen. it looks seriously cool. this are your stories at hour. energy stocks in the s&p 500 have taken a beating, tumbling more than 31% since the oil crash began last summer. th

airlines, american, delta and united changed their policies and no longer allow remains of big game animals to be transported on board. 2k56d and shirleen? >> thank you for that,ing marci. >>> let's turn to meteorologist bill evans with the afternoon accuweather forecast. >> look how nice it is. it's just beautiful as we look up the hudson river past the george washington bridge around the palisades and up the hudson. it's gorgeous. low humidities. lots of sunshine. temperature 83. normal high is 84. we will be just above that for the afternoon. we will get to 85, 87 between 3:00 and 6:00 then drop to the 70s tonight. great weather, beautiful weather. a moderate risk of rip currents. we want to talk about that because the low that slides eastward tomorrow south of us just gives us clouds. out in the atlantic, it will make it rough on the beaches. david, shirleen, back to you. >> thank you, bill. >>> coming up, an update on citi bike's expansion in queens. >> the pope's latest debate. now he is talking about divorce in the catholic church. >> actor pierce brosnan pulled aside by security at

you can see the bolt hit the delta airlines jet traveling through fuselage and out the plane's tire. no one was hurt but a scary scene down in atlanta. that's incredible. when you freeze that shot. that's tough. >> of course, those planes are made to do that. to take electricity around the plane and then ground it through the tires. not even electrical problems most of the time. >> it was kind of a beautiful storm that came through in its own way. sorry for people that got wet at fedex field but the sky was very dramatic and all the rainbows. >> i saw a ton of pictures out there. it was really amazing. let's show you what we're dealing with. a little bit of a different vantage point. i was looking at the cathedral. that is fog that has just now formed around the region. i wonderful be surprised to see some fog forming and we have rather humid conditions. we have not yet seen the front move through. look at the dew point. 75, the temperature, the dew point above 70 when those two come together, the temperature and the dew point, you can get fog or rain. in this case we're dealing with

according to a criminal complaint they were about to board a delta airlines flight bound for atlanta, amsterdam, and ultimately istanbul. prosecutors say undercover fbi agents posing as isil supporters on social media communicated with jalen young and mohammed decala throughout the spring and summer as the two looked for travel tips and how to wage holy war. their questions sounded a little more naive about what they're getting into, but emphasized their commitment to the cause. would i be with people who speak english as well, later adding i'm willing to fight. i want to be taught what it really means to have that heart in battle. young told an fbi agent i'm skilled in math and chemical and worked in a lab here at college campus. we learn very fast and would love to help with giving medical aid. >>> the family friend and lawyer said that relatives are in a state of disbelief. >> this is something that is like being hit between the eyes with a 2 x 4, a and your eyes are still bringing and your head still shaking, but the pain has not set in. young, a former cheerleader, graduated near

betty: united and american airlines joined delta in banning big-game trophies as freight.hey are making move after the killing of the protected line in zimbabwe that generated outrage. they will prohibit the transportation of trophies from elephants, rhinos, leopards, and water buffalo, in addition to lyons. pimm: a trip to the moon is just like any other business trip. you have to file an expense report and that is what fashion buzz aldrin, the second mental lock on the moon, did after his historic trip. the anniversary was in july. he was reimbursed $33 and $.31 in that july 1969 worth about $217 today. he shared the paperwork on facebook and it contains an itemized itinerary, florida to to the pacific ocean, to hawaii and back to houston. [laughter] betty: i love that. pimm: it is the agricultural customs and immigration health form filled out in honolulu when they returned from splashdown -- well, 31 to -- $33.31. betty: what was that for? driving to and from the air force base? pimm: to the launch. betty: i love that. the pitstop is the moon. pimm: they were in isolat

delta says it's no different than what the discount airlines have done for years. you may have to pay extra to upgrade so you don't waste your money. >> he has proven to be the best quarterback on the roster at the time. leon: the head coach has spoken. the redskins have a new leader on offense. rgiii's days in washington may be numbered. no confidence in the chief. >> 1,1122 go for no confidence. >> why the rank and file believe their boss can't keep the public safe. plus a g.w. university student goes missing off south africa coast. pleas for help grow louder. announcer: now "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. leon: another day in redskins football land. no quarterback controversy here. today, redskins coach jay gruden made it clear. kirk cousins is in and robert griffin iii is out. we have team coverage of the big change tonight. let's begin with robert burton. a big stunner, robert. robert: that's right. if no drama was happening, we'd be worried. saturday, kirk cousins was backing up robert griffin iii because of his concussion against the ravens. less than 24

delta and american airlines will no longer allow certain big game trophies on their planes. that means no more shipping lion leopard, elephant rhino or buffalo trophies as freight. this is in response to outrage over the slaughter of cecil the lion. a petition sponsored to stop transporting animal trophies. that petition gathered 400,000 signatures quickly. >> i never would have thought it would have gone to air freight. >> a press release i did not expect to get from delta airlines saying it would stop the process. american airlines as well. >>> stunning video creating controversy this morning. parents suing after this. a school resource officer accused of handcuffing this child. this 8-year-old misbehaving. that's next. i asked my dentist if an electric toothbrush was going to clean better than a manual. he said sure... but don't get just any one. get one inspired by dentists. with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's rounded brush head cups your teeth to break up plaque and rotates to sweep it away. and oral-b delivers a clinically proven superior clean vs. so

. >>> a delta airlines flight was forced to make an emergency landing after getting hit by baseball-sized hail. it was going from boston to salt lake city last night when it hit a major storm. hail shattered the cockpit windows and seriously damaged the nose and fuselage of the 747. the plane landed safely in denver. >>> and typhoon sole door is downgraded to a tropical storm but not before pounding parts of taiwan. cbs 2's brian web looks at the damage it left behind. >> reporter: typhoon soudelor slammed taiwan with winds at 125 miles an hour. more than 40 inches of rain fell triggers floods and mud slides. more than 3 million homes lost power and rescue crews struggled to reach people stranded by flash floods. this woman says she is looking for her friends after a mud slide. at least 6 people are reported dead including an 8-year-old girl and her mother swept out to sea. the girl's twin sister is still missing. so far, the strongest storm of the year soudelor has already weakened but is expected to bring heavy wind and rain across the region in the coming days. brian web, cbs 2 news. >

. >>> lightning struck a delta airline plane waiting to take off from jackson airport on tuesday. >>as vegas bound 737 was waiting for departure when a rain storm struck stopping all takeoffs. >> passengers recorded the moment the lightning strike hit with a cell phone camera. wow. nobody was hurt. amazing. >> how would you like to be waiting to take off and see that. >>> now to what could be the most exciting swimming pool experience. >> an 82 foot long swimming pool suspended ten stories in the air. look at this thing. >> the world's first sky pool has eight inch thick glass designed to make swimmers think they are swimming in the air. >> residents can swim between roof top bar, spa and greenhouse. >> and a view. wow. world news tonight is next. i'm cheryl jennings. >> and i'm dan ashley. for sandhya patel, michael finney, we appreciate your time. we'll see you again in half an hour >>> the developing headline tonight. the first official hurricane of the 2015 season here in the east. also, a short time ago, the new details. the seven firefighters trapped. three killed when their ve

. >> passengers on a delta airlines flight have quite the story to tell tonight.ppened to their plane. baseball sized hail smashed the windshield and caved in the nose cone as the plane flew through a storm on its way from boston to salt lake city. passenger who took this photo said the hail was blowing through the engine like a snow cone machine. some thought the flight would be their last. >> i fly constantly and this was the scariest ten minutes of my life. >> we went around the corner and from the window, we could see the shattered windshield, we could see a hole over the engine where lightning had struck. we could see the nose of the plane was missing. it was really intensingly thought when it was happening have i told everybody i love that i love them? and as soon as i realized i had done that, i was like oh my. >> the pilots diverted to denver. one person suffered minor injuries because of the tour turbulence. >>> the rocky fire is now 62% contained and all evacuation orders have been lifted near the lake. they expect to have it fully surrounded thursday. i