and her mom and two sisters worked there. amanda was a smart hard working out growing woman. had a future. and her caring smile and personality will be terribly missed. the loss of such an adult brings great sadness to our y family. >> the police say the investigation is continuing, but as of right now to charges have been filed in connection with this deadly accident. ca . >> and a fire got the attention of many enjoying the last hours of their vacation. and the two-alarm fire, on the kcul-de-sa cul-de-sac. and pictures of the water as smoke was pouring from the home. >>> four families forced out of their homes after smoke and flames damaged where they live. in all, the fast-moving fire damaged five hourses in the 4900 block in southwest philadelphia before the firefighters got it out. one person transported to the hospital and it broke out about the 9:20 this morning. we are still waiting to hear thes cause. the red cross is now helping the displaced families. >>> the paper -- papal visit about two weeks away. 10,000 free tickets made available to the general public for the

. >> not only did she, dark amanda work for her but her two sisters and mom walk in our child watch center. >> there were no passengers inside the rosemont cab much the driver with the cab company stayed on scene before going to the hospital with chest pains. >> the good thing here he didn't leave the scene. so we have a lot more we would have for all those who do leave. >> reporter: detectives will continue to use forensics and possible surveillance footage to determine the actual speed of the cab. meanwhile, a small community in phoenixville will continue to mourn. >> just dzhokhar rays mat tick and young and vibrant and very mature for her age. >> i had a chance to talk to amandass dad off camera understandably the family is devastated. police detectives are analyzing a blood sample from the driver. i reached out to rosemont cab. i'm told there would be no official comment from the company. reporting in center city, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> a major forest fire is burning in burlington county new jersey tonight. chopper three over the scene in woodland township earlier thi

amanda worked with her mother and two sisters at the ymca in her hometown. today the executive director told us the entire community is mourning. >> we have a very small family here at the ymca of staff employees and everybody's just going through a difficult time and just needs a little bit of some peace. >> today we also learned witnesses had told investigators that the taxi driver had the green light and they say he struck the victims as they were crossing broad street on red. police are now working to verify those accounts and to confirm how fast the driver was going at the time of the crash. >>> we could learn more tomorrow about the crash that killed philadelphia inquirer co-owner lewis katz. the national transportation safety board will meet tomorrow to determine what caused the fiery plane crash last year. katz and six others were killed when the jet overran the run way and crashed in massachusetts. a preliminary report suggests the crew ignored a safety check. >>> new trouble tonight for a philadelphia traffic court judge acquitted in a ticket fixin

work. those who knew her amanda digirolomo age 25 and those who didn't mourned her loss. >> we love havinger as part of our family and we're truly going to misreport report somber mood hung over the ymca in phoeni phoenixville tuesday as members and staff tried to deal with the tragic death of 25-year-old amanda digirolomo. >> she was a wonderful have i bran young woman, um, had her whole life in front of her. she lived live at the fullest. >> a man dan 2584 old brian botti of baltimore died early monday morning when they were hit by a taxi cab crossing broad street near arch. both had been attending the made in america festival. any time you hear something like that happening it's just tragic. for everybody involved. the families and friends and everything. >> amanda lived with her family in phoenixville and started working at the wnca as an intern in 2013. her mother and two sisters also work here. >> all i can do is put them in my prayers. >> reporter: police are still investigating the crash the 41-year-old cab driver from rosemont taxi stopped at the scene but had to be hospitalized w

amanda works for senator ted cruz and today is her first day appearing on "new day." >> thank you sohe first question. it thooz do with donald trump, the radio interview with hugh hewitt asking about terror groups around the world. foreign policy, a key campaign issue. listen to a little bit of the radio interview. >> when you start throwing around names of people and where they live and give me their address. i think it's ridiculous. >> i wouldn't do that, that's crazy. >> the names you mentioned, they probably won't be there in six months or a year. >> i don't know, he's got staying power. >> see what happens. you know what? in that case, first day in office or the day after the election, i will know more about it than you will ever know. >> more than you will ever know. amanda, not so much that he didn't know who the head of hezbollah or hamas or al qaeda, but the way he answered. i don't know and i don't care about knowing right now. i will know when i need to know. is that an acceptable answer? >> no. not for someone running to be commander and chief and our strategy for protect

. >> so, amanda, you used to work for ted cruz.sense that the other candidates out there, that they smell blood in the water? or as anna says and as other people have told me today they see the bush campaign as fundamentally strong, built for the long haul? >> well, i think it's important to look at the way the bush campaign began. they want to have a big shock and awe strategy, raising $100 million in an attempt to clear the field and keep people away. well, that didn't even clear the field for lindsey graham. and even others such as walker and perry who are competing for the governor mantle, somehow bush is not clinching that segment of the field that he needs to. so i think people are worried, giving marco rubio a second look particularly ones worried about the foreign policy. and the super pac will dump $25 million into the race, and if there is no bump from that they will have to start looking at somewhere else. >> i got an e-mail from former president george h.w. bush. a lot of people got the e-mail, a fundraising e-mail, he

our treasurer jose cisneros who couldn't be here today, we have a policy and elective manager amanda that works with us as well to provide information with that, mr. chairman kevin guy. >> thank you for the introduction supervisor campos so once i'm kevin guy the director off short-term rentals so your office was created for the short-term rentals property that went into effective february 1st of this year to recap the rules the program allows the residents to rent out their units for less than thirty days the most important condition the hosts must be the preliminary residents must live in the occupants our 2 hundred and 75 days out of the year only one unit rent-controlled unit per host no outstanding violations and not a below market rate and not the result of a ellis act eviction a registration from the tax clerk's office and must registration with our office of short-term rentals so once registered the unit may be rented out for not more than 2 hundred and 70 days the owner is not present during that stay maybe rent-controlled unit out for a hosted with a permanent host is in the residents

of classrooms don't have air conditioning, which makes it hard to stay focused on school work says junior amandaanda gonzales/student -- it is not a pleasant learning environment. because of the heat for it you can now focus. >> reporter:it's not just branham. roughly half the classrooms in the district don't have air conditioning the campbell union high school district decided to dismiss early both today andbranham, del mar, leigh, prospect, westmont and boynton high community day school. extra water and fans are being brought in but students say it's still way too hot in the classrooms with out a.c. >>mos students -- we are in our history class, and we do not have any air-conditioned crypt and we have one fan and that is for the teacher. that is about it. >> we have a couple fans and is so loud that we cannot even hear what the teachers are saying. >> reporter:the district has yet to make a decision about whether classes will be dismissed early on friday. as for the schools that lack air conditioning, a new bond measure is in the works and it's hoped >> reporter:a facilities upgrade will be re

work. >>> pope francis issues major reforms. >>> new details of glaring errors in the amanda knox case. >>> a sad good-bye to a hero. >>> "first look" starts now. good morning on this tuesday. i'm betty nguyen. presidential candidates are back at work. hillary clinton is unveiling a campaign deal finance plan today. she wants to limit political donations by corporations and large donors. this morning, clinton is facing backlash over this parent commitment pledge. a reporter claims clinton's campaign was asking voters to sign these before interesting the event in ohio. a spokesperson pushes back saying that's not true. it's not a restriction to attend. meanwhile, vice president joe biden got a hero's welcome at a labor day parade in pittsburgh yesterday. it was the first political outing since the death of his son bowe. he had praise for another democrat. >> this isn't joe biden pro liberal democrat senator talking like this. populist biden got up and said today -- they'll probably say competing with bernie sanders who's doing a hell of a job by the way, bernie sanders. >> on the republican side, marco rubio made a trip to sout

army honored amanda by dedicating the building where she worked in tikrit, iraq, naming it pinson hall. amanda is survived by her mother, chris, her father, tony and her younger brother, brian. the amanda n. pinson post office will join the other memorials in her honor as a testament to the bravery, valor and kindness of this american hero who made the ultimate sacrifice for her country. it is my honor to sponsor h.r. 3, a bill that names the grasso plaza post office after such a courageous young woman. immoralalizing a hero who gave up her life in the service to the nation that she loved. may it bring comfort to her family and her friends and give witness to sergeant pinson's bravery and sacrifice. to quote the phrase that adorned so many tributes and memorials to amanda, if love could have saved you, you would have lived forever. so today on behalf of a grateful nation, i say thank you, amanda. you are indeed loved. mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. the gentleman from utah. mr. chaffetz: i reserve the balance of my

. >> reporter: amanda lived in phoenixville and started working at the ymca as an intern in 2013. her mother and two sisters also worked here. >> we loved having her as part of our family and we'll truly are going to miss her. >> very difficult for everybody involved and you just hope nothing like that ever happens to you or a loved one. >> reporter: police are still investigating the crash. the 41-year-old cab driver from rosemont taxi stopped at the scene but had to be hospitalized with chest pains. witnesses told police the driver may have been doing as much as 50 miles per hour in a 25-mile per hour speed zone. >> everybody is just going through a difficult time and needs a little bit of some piece. >> all i can do is put them in my prayers. >> reporter: now, police have not yet released the name of the taxi cab driver or the results of his blood tests taken aft that accident. the company that he works for says he's still hospitalized with chest pains. we'll have the very latest on the investigation coming up at 6:00. dawn? >> dave, we'll see you then. >>> police are after a m

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umbrella she said she only had two days' notice to make all the changes not enough time for this working mom amanda is just tired of all the moving around. >>james: the store was brought to our attention by of your have a story you like us to live in to let us nubbles our website it is an easy submissive process look for the story tab click it and follow the instructions making headlines this morning for tennis was venice vs surrender their have presidential candidate donald trump making an apparent to watch the match up in the first and surrendered its system with a drop shot surrender to its the first set 6 to and the match point in the third set taken the third set 63 they're not just two wins away from the first grand slam since she did back in 1988 and a daughter cell phone bill so high because sir- to take action to be extreme measure that he took coming of next year is a lot of the outside, a walnut creek giving us a look ahead lies small we along 680 write and san ramon valley we will be right back. >>james: a microscope made out of paper developed right here in the bay area and bring real

angela reportedly initiated the fight, a topless woman, amanda amapped calling her a nasty -- [ bleep ] >> why is she hating on her. >> chris working with the topless women in times square, that day he saw everything unravel. >> there was here, when the lady, -- there was just one, they came after the fact. >> they were arrested, police tell me no one is filing charges. >> i read that some of the naked women, are now turning it back on mayor de blasio, saying we don't feel safe, they are are almost feeding into same narrative that people oppose them say that times square is falling apart. >> i have to say, i looked at places that is across street from where the police headquarters is. in times square, you have to wonder, when do police get involved, this video tells only part of the story, you see police going after it. >> i'll be honest, this is best news i heard out of times square, they bring martial art movies back and reopen howard johnson restaurants, i will return there. >> hank wants a peep show. >> yep. >> nypd is doing a great job in other parts of the city you but not times square they are discriminating genes these wome

lyndon, known to friends as shane, 29-year-old amanda morris and the couple's two young sons, year-old brandon and year-old ckian. lyndon worked for the local department of public works for 16 years. friends call him a family man. >> he was a good guy. a real good guy. >> reporter: although they're awaiting the results of autopsies, authorities confirm other nonfire related injuries to lyndon are being investigated because authorities say the ire appears to be intentional. detectives went door to door, questioning residents, stillt shocked about the loss. >> just a sad situation at this point. >> reporter: let's show you a photo now just into our newsroom of lyndon bahara and their two children. authorities confirm all four ed in that late night house fire. amanda morris' relative and her husband lived in an apartment downstairs, according to authorities. they were able to survive this fire and get themselves to safety. anved officials say that autopsies will be performed on all four that died here. but the results may not be known for another 24 hours. in long branch, new jersey, tracie strahan, news 4 new york. you. > police

work under a cloud of controversy. >>> just weeks ahead of his u.s. debut, pope francis issues major reforms in marriage annulment procedures. >>> plu new details in glaring errors in the amanda knox case. >>> and the defending national champions pull out a big one. "early today" starts right now. >>> the holiday weekend is over and like many of us, the 2016 presidential candidates are back at work this morning. democratic candidate, hillary clinton is unveiling a new campaign finance plan today. clinton wants to increase transparency in election spending. she also wants to limit political donation business corporations and large donors. this morning clinton is facing backlash over this quote commitment pledge. reporter with the "pittsburgh revi review" claims clinton was asking voters to sign these before being allowed to enter an event in ohio. a spokesperson for clinton is pushing back, saying it's not true. he writes like other candidates we offer people a chance to commit to vote, but it's not a restriction to attend. meanwhile, vice president joe biden got a hero's welcome at a labor day parade in pittsburgh yesterday, his first major political outing since the death of

>> reporter: for those who knew shane and amanda and brandon and 4-year-old brian -- >> i'm shocked, you know. in families like this, with kids and prope working environment, and they both have hard workers, how can this happen? >> reporter: reacting to this tragedy here, school superintendent michael salvatore gave this statement. we are all mourning the loss of our children today. while thousands of children are preparing to enter schools tomorrow, our hearts and prayers will be with the children that didn't have the opportunity. despite saturday's argument and we have been told another argument last night, there is no record of domestic violence with police, which, of course, adds to the mystery of why this relationship spun out of control. live in long branch, i'm brian thompson, news 4 new york. >> brian, thank you. >>> new at 5:00, authorities in new jersey are looking for an escapee right now. 33-year-old james mackinnon ran off from the prospect park police headquarters this morning while awaiting a ride to the county jail. this photograph shows police searching today in prospect park. according to our partners at the bergen record, ma

amanda digirolomo followed in her family's foot steps. after finishing college, the exercise science major joined her mother and two sisters working at the freedom valley ymca near their home. tonight, that one family's tragedy is rippling through the larger workplace family. >> she lived life to the fullest and we loved having her as part of our family. we are truly going to miss her. >> reporter: the executive director deirdre wood described the young woman as vibrant. today we confirmed that witnesses are telling police the taxi driver who hit her and a friend, bryan botti, had the green light and the victims were crossing on red around 4:30 yesterday morning. but witnesses also say the cab was speeding, perhaps double the 25 mile an hour speed limit. it could result in criminal charges depending on what investigators find. >> we have a very small family here at the ymca of staff employees and everybody's just going through a difficult time and just needs a little bit of some peace. >> reporter: the driver volunteered to give a blood sample to prove he was not impaired. in digirolomo's neighborhood today and for members at the ymca wh

--that baby, amanda >> catherine: she posted photos of that nurse on facebook in hopes of finding her. >> catherine: it worked. >> catherine: today, nurse and patient were reunited in albany, new york. >>"well to look back and have known you know that i did have an impact back then at the beginning. it's such a great reminder at the end of my career to think back at all the interactions i've had with patients, all of the things i've done. maybe put aside the hard work and the times it was so stressful and think about this! this is the best part." >>"what a wonderful birthday gift this would be if i could actually at least get to talk to her and have a name. and it's even better than that i got to meet her and hug her and she's real! scarpinati endured years of >> catherine: surgeries and bullying because of her scars. but says she always held onto the photo as a reminder of one person who treated her with loving care. >> grant:people heard a dog barking from under the sidewalk. repair workers in russia had paved over a stray dog while fixing a collapsed sidewalk. >> grant:.but neighbors came to the rescue. >>

police are working to verify that information and also try and confirm how fast the braver was going at the time of the saturday. amandalomo died along with her boyfriend. she was from feign i, chester county. >>> septa is preparing for the pope and responding to demands from many of you. the transit agency announced changes that should help you get around time during the visit. septa announced that it is doubling the amount of trains. >> i'm not coming downtown. i don't want to be part of the chaos. >> septa says those changes are a result of public feedback. >>> philadelphia international airport is still waiting for a papal payoff. the airport is not seeing a major increase for the week of the pope's visit just yet. the journal found philadelphia has the lowest international travel demand compared to new york and washington. >> from air travel, let's go to road travel at 5:18. >> let's find ou where nbc 10's first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington has her eyes trained now. jessica? >> we have eyes everywhere, chris and tracy. specifically we'll highlight the schuylkill expressway around spring garden street.

work. >>> pope francis issues major reforms. >>> new details of glaring errors in the amanda knox case. >>> a sad good-bye to a hero. >>> "

work this case. john and alison. >>> ryan. a stunning indictment by the italy's highest court in the amanda knox case.he five-judge panel said the prosecution had stunning flaws tying knox and her boyfriend to the murder of kercher in 2007. knox responded with a post on her blog saying i'm deeply grateful that the italian supreme court filed an opinion and declared my innocence. i will begin the rest of my life to help others who have been wrongfully accused. >>> new york city's west indian parade marred by violence. and an aide much governor cuomo has been injured. a fourth person was fatally stabbed. the cuomo staffer carey gabay was caught in the crossfire between two rival gangs. >>> muslim flight attendant accusing her employer claiming she was suspended for refusing to serve alcohol because of her religious beliefs. the airline initially agreed to religious an accommodation, but put her on a year-long unpaid leave after a complaint. >>> thousands crossing europe's border as governments warn they can only take so many. we have live team coverage as the chaos unfolds next. llar c that's why i have

working to verify that information. they're also trying to confirm just how fast that driver was going at the time of the crash. amandadigirolomo died along with her boyfriend. >>> 4:08 now from our south jersey bureau. a man who helped homeless drug addicts is now accuse of running an operation that sold heroin and crack. he was a program coordinator for joseph's house, a homeless shelter in camden. the shelter's director says miller no longer works there. >> from skyforce 10, a forest fire near the burlington county/ocean county line is now 100% contained after burning more than 1,000 acres since monday. we expect to learn the cause of the fire later this morning. parts of that fire are still burning in woodland and manchester townships and crews will continue to strengthen and monitor their fire lines until they get enough rain to help them extinguish the flames. health officials are urging people with breathing problems to stay indoors. >> i just came from the store and everybody was saying go back in. it's much nicer in the store. in the food store with the air conditioning. don't come out. it's awful air. >>> no

amanda, and their young boys. >> i'm shocked. >> i'm shocked. you know, like -- the family like this, the kids proper workingoth have hard workers and how can this happen. >> reacting to this tragedy here, the school superintendent gave the statement, we are all mourning the loss of our children today, while thousands of children are preparing to enter schools tomorrow, our hearts and prayers will be with the children that didn't have the opportunity. >> all signs now point to shane as being the killer, first shooting amanda, then their two children, then setting fires and then putting the gun on himself. that in the bedroom where the other three laid dead. this apparently after she threatened to take the children and leave, after some argument we don't know the answer to. we know there's no domestic violence reports with local police. in long branch, brian thompson, nbc10 news. >>> a developing story of illinois, a manhunt continues for three suspects accused of shooting a police officer tuesday morning. lieutenant charles glinieciwz was shot and killed about an hour north of chicago. they had given up on t

worked at the prison. two others were prison employees in the control room. el chapo has not been sign since his escape in july. >>> italy's top court says amanda knox should never have been convicted. it blast the prosecution pore presenting a severely flawed case with no proof that the american or her boyfriend were at the scene of the crime. knox and the italian served nearly four years in prison for the murder of knox's roommate. their convictions were thrown out in march. >>> a grand jury in western new york state will hear testimony today in the sexual assault investigation of chicago blackhawks star patrick kaine. kaine is accused of raping a woman at his home in early august. today the grand jury will hear from a friend of the victim and possibly the victim herself. prosecutors must be confident in their case they say because they're taking it to i to a grand jury. >>>. >> the dentist who killed cecil the lion heads back to work this morning. we're hearing from dr. walter palmer about the incident for the very first time. elizabeth hur with the details. >> reporter: breaking his silence and insifting he was not in hiding, dr. palmer says he's been with h

he is a harvard educated lawyer who works as assistant council to the governor and so far no arrests have been made. >>> 4:20. amanda knox is a free woman after italy's top court said her conviction was based in a poor taste there were stunning flaws in the case and prosecutors brought an absolute lack of biological traces, knox and her former boyfriend were convicted back in 2009 for murder of her british roommate meredith church inner. after a eight year ordeal and time spent in prison knox is relieved and grateful to be free. >>> 4:21. sibling rivalry of most fierce kind, seen us and serena are set to go off at the tennis court. hear what their mom has to say about the match up on their bee love daughter. >>> phillies have an all time record, it is in the something they are proud of, another rough night but first here's a look at your winning lottery numbers. >>> i'm howard eskin, phillies played last night against an atlanta team that lost 12 straight. so bad phillies had an all time low in attendance. they announced over 15 but turn style county got was 9300 people. let's go to the ballpark. aaron harang lost h

work the case. john and alison. >>> ryan, thank you. a stunning indictment by the italy's highest court in the amanda knox case.he judge panel explained why it overturned the murder conviction. the prosecution had stunning flaws and went to trial without a lack of biological traces tying knox and boyfriend raffaele sollecito to the death of meredith kercher in 2007. the high court's ruling back in march cleared knox and sollecito once and more all in kercher's murder. knox responded with a post on her blog saying i'm grateful that the italian supreme court has filed its opinion and declared a declared my innocence. i will start the rest of my life to help others who have been wrongfully accused. >>> the west indian parade marred by violence and an aide to governor cuomo is in critical condition after being shot in the head. police say the staffer carey gabay was caught in the crossfire between two rival gangs. >>> a muslim flight attendant is accusing her employer express jet of discrimination claiming she was suspended for refusing to serve alcohol because of her beliefs. she said the airline initially agreed

meanwhile, philadelphia police are working to pinpoint what caused a crash involving attacks i cab, that struck and killed two pedestrians in center city. an amanda, of phoenixville, and ryan body of baltimore, were crossing broad street near arch street when the taxi struck them around 4:30 yesterday morning. the driver with the rosemont cab company stopped. >> the good thing here, he didn't leave the scene. so we have a lot more than we would have for all of those that do leave. he did the right thing. >> the cab driver went to the hospital with chest pains. police say there were no passengers inside the cab at the time. no charges have been filed. >> firefighters are making progress battling a forest fire burning in burlington county, new jersey. it is about 50% contained this morning. chopper three was over the scene in woodland township yesterday. this is the area of wood mansy road north of route 72. that fire burned over the county line in ocean county. fortunately, there no homes or structures in danger. >>> 6:05 right now, weaver been waiting for this night since david letterman retired all those month ago. stephen colbert will remake th

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work after the holiday, congress returns today from their break today. >> they called her fox i knocksy what they are saying about the murder case against amanda knox. >> she is still living up in the seattle area. you tell us what you want to pay and we help find options to fit your budget. nah, nah, insurance, nah, nah, nah, discount. my name's flo, you want to go out with me? no. uh-huh-huh! up to two dozen shots were fired there yesterday afternoon. >> somehow nobody got hit. it happened near the corner of oregon avenue, and randolph, at least six cars were hit though. and, damage that spans several city blocks. a school was in the cross fire because it was labor day, no kid were on campus, of course, otherwise, school would have been, certainly letting out at the time. one woman who asked not to be identified say a bullet went through her bedroom window as she was sleeping, taking a nap. now she's ready to move. >> i mean i was laying down. i heard popping sound and i heard breaking glass. >> what was going on? police are investigating still. so far in answers in, arrests, they don't necessity who it was. >>> 6:11. >>> vice-president joe by up sti

. 25-year-old amanda digirolomo studied exercise science as an undergrad and when the time came for an internship and job, the phoenixville native joined her mother and two sisters working at their local ymca. today that entire workplace is in mourning. >> she was a wonderful, vibrant young women. >> reporter: the director tells us digirolomo was a wellness center attendant here. witnesses tell police the taxi driver who hit her and her friend, bryan botti, had the green light and the victims were crossing on red around 4:30 yesterday morning. sources also say that drive volunteered to give a blood sample to prove he wasn't impaired. in this neighborhood where digirolomo grew up and at the ymca where so much of her family worked, there are few answers. >> just tragic for everyone involved, especially the families. >> we have a very small family here at the ymca of staff, employees and everybody's just going through a difficult time and just needs a little bit of some peace. >> reporter: the primary lingering question is about the taxi driver's speed. witnesses say he may have been going 50 miles an hour, double the speed limit on this stretch. mathematical analysis to f

works every time. by the way, jubel and amanda picked farrel as their coach. >> did she say yes? i'd love to. >> let's get to the weather. >> we've been keeping an eye on what's going on out in the atlantic. we've got joaquin to talk about. joaquin is going to cause problems along the mid-atlantic and later on in the northeast coast. this is the latest from the national hurricane center. joaquin 385 miles northeast of the central bahamas, it's moving west at 5 and the path of this thing brings it right along the coast by late sunday we are going to be watching this. it will have 65 mile-an-hour winds and as you can see, it's taken right now kind of a bulls eye on the northeast with a >>> good morning. a lot of clouds across the bay area and temperatures right at 60 degrees. highs in the 60s and 70s, cooler than average thanks to the clouds. a high of 78 can be expected in the south bay. the peninsula up to 75. east bay, a high of 70. we will see the highs topping out in the 70s and 80s for the next couple of days. >> and that's your latest weather, savannah is. >> all right, than

work on instagram at baristart. >> we will che in with you later. >> okay. >> and the blind auditions are going on "the voice." and apparently a phenomenal season. >> and there is a duet amanda and jubal and his middle name is lee, get it, jubilee. >> and let's take tohe look at their the audition. ♪ where the bridges run >> you guys a couple? >> yes. >> you married? >> not yet. one day. >> all right. >> no way! >> whoa. >> are you serious? >> will you marry me? >> they are going to be making some beautiful music together. god bless them. that is nice. >> my favorite rereactions of all and even more than the bride is the entire famynh ta p . that is the genius of the whole show. and that is talented to the go from the lower register up there is so beautiful. >> they both ended up on team pharrell. and tyler dickerson made a big impression, too. ♪ baby ♪ here i am i'm a man all of the same ♪ ♪ and bayh, you have to come home with me ♪ ♪ well, i some good old loving ♪ ♪ and when i get around you ♪ you come running back for more ♪ >> i know you. what is your name? >> tyler dickerson. >> did you have a deal in nashville? >> yes. >> what is your story. >> i got signed at 15, and

amanda peet. >> seth: fantastic actress. >> natasha lyonne is up in that mofo. >> seth: we both are very -- [ laughter ] obviously, we both know it's so much fun to work with people you love and respect. >> i want to say really quick, "documentary now," fantastic. >> seth: thanks, buddy. >> is anybody watching that? [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: thank you. >> the writing that you and john, you know, mulaney and ken orr are doing. bill and fred are -- >> seth: just fantastic. >> it's amazing. i texted bill, we watched the canuck episode, and at the end of it, liv and i were watching it, and at end she goes it's weird bill wasn't in that episode. and i was like, he was the old guy. and she was like -- [ laughter ] and i texted him the exact same thing. >> seth: i sent a photo of him to alexi -- she had no idea. >> look who we got. >> seth: i was like, we got this great old guy. she's goes, he looks great. [ laughter ] it's bill. >> it's been so fun. >> seth: i was, talking about people i was happy to see together, "last man on earth" our great friend, will forte. one of the best shows on television last year. >> absolutely. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: and t

. >>> we're still working to find out if the taxi driver who killed two pedestrians in center city this week will face charges. police say 25 year-old amanda degrilamo of phoenixville and brian boti of baltimore were crossing broad street near arch early monday morning when the cab hit them. "eyewitness news" has learned that the cab company, rosemont taxi cab, has been investigated by the state two dozen times since 2010 and they have been cited several times for safety violations. witnesses say the driver in this case was speeding. >>> the woman labeled the ring leader of the so-called tacony basement of horrors has pleaded guilty to her crime. linda ann westin appeared in federal court this morning. she faces life in prison, plus 80 years. westin was indicted last year on charges that she and her co-defendant, kidnaped, mentally disable adult for over a decade and enslaved them to steel government benefit checks. >> a guilty plea to 196 counts today, and many of them are very serious carrying mandatory life in prison. that is really much closer to closure. >> her decision was motivated largely out of concern for her children that there

amanda is a social worker and a citizen of the navajo nation. she's known as her work -- as an activist in the -- in this controversy over the name of the washington football team. she is the lead plaintiff in black horse against pro-football inc. [ applause ] >> to her right is leo killsback. he is an assistant professor of american indian studies at arizona state. he is a citizen of the cheyenne nation of southeastern montana. his dissertation was entitled the chief's prophecy during a critical era, 1876 to 1935 and it is an epic history of northern cheyenne leaders governance and leadership system. so please welcome professor killsback. [ applause ] >> to my left is jim warne. and mr. warny is a citizen of the la coda tribe. he has a bachelor of science from saerz state university and an m.s. from san diego state university. he also earned a post graduate certificate in rehabilitation administration. he is the tvr circle training coordinator through the san diego state university interwork institute. jim administers the post employment training and american indian r

work of being a county clerk. trump is right there on it. >> andy and amanda, thank you both for being with me.ciate your time. >>> i want to get back now to the mass migration in europe. this morning, british prime minister david cameron announced the uk would accept 4,000 syrian refugees. britain is one of several countries willing to take in more refugees. the journey to make it to those countries, long and dangerous. we have seen the pictures from places like hungary, greece, serbia, desperately scared people. fathers, mothers, children, scared, running for their lives and for a new future. so what can you do to help these refugees so many thousands of miles away. joining me now, the emergency operations manager for c.a.r.e. thank you for being with me. >> thank you. >> you have been in the refugee camps and talked to them. what are they telling you? what do they need? >> well, i think we need to remember that people are risking their lives so that they can make a life. and the people that i talked to from syria, they are used to a relatively middle-class lifestyle. that's what they were us

work and times when it was so stressful and think about this. >> the photographs are just so tender to the expression on her face and both in her hand the baby. amandays picture helped her through difficult times in life but children heard about her scars. sue said she never realized that he had such a big impact on that baby. >> it makes you cheer up looking at those photographs and love there for a stranger. >> those small moments that can have a big impact. >> got her through tough times, for sure. >>> 6:49. >> lets see is what coming up on cb is this morning. >> gayle king joins us live from new york with the preview, good morning. >> i love that picture. you know what is so great, little baby's eye looking up in the nurse's face. it is a a very powerful photo. good to see you guys. good to see you both. we are tracking severe weather swamping millions this morning and threat that tropical storm joaquin could pose. retailers have one day and counting, left to prepare for chip enabled card. melony hudson will be here with what it means for your shopping safety. really big question are stores going to be ready. it is just one day a away. we will t

amanda carter known as mandy was 27 years old when she died. her body was found in her third floor bustleton avenue apartment where her clothes were laid out for the next day's workrgetic kid. >> she a a degree in bio medical engineering from catholic university in washington, d.c. and was working at an area pharmaceutical firm. >> it was a shock. i mean a shock because she was doing so well. um, for the last like six years. >> what killed mandy carter? according to the me drug inn tock indication. the drug in this case heroin. lieutenant dennis rosen obama's northeast detectives investigated the case. >> medical examiner's office said overdose. which is not uncommon in philadelphia. unfortunately we see a great deal of them. >> amanda carter's parents admit their daughter was drug addicted several years ago. the results of narcotics taken for an injury and being bipolar. they believe she had kicked her habit in rehab and showed every sign of staying clean. they want to know much more about the man she was with that night. it's this man. arriving at the philadelphia home where he's living. we're not naming or showing him because police have not charged him with a

amanda carter known as mandy was 27 years old when she died. her body was found in her third floor bustleton avenue apartment where her clothes were laid out for the next day's workgetic kid. >> reporter: she had a degree in bio medical engineering from catholic university in washington, d.c. and was working at an area pharmaceutical firm. >> it was a shock. a shock because she was doing so well. for the last six years. >> reporter: what killed mandy carter? according to the me, drug intoxication. the drug in this case, her heroin. lieutenant dennis rosenbaum's northeast detectives investigated the case. >> medical examiner's office said overdose. um, which is not uncommon in philadelphia. unfortunately we see a great deal of them. >> reporter: amanda carter's parents admit their daughter was drug addicted several years ago. the results of narcotics taken for an injury and being bipolar. they believe she had kicked her habit in rehab and showed every sign of staying clean. they want to know much more about the man she was with that night. it's this man, arriving at the philadelphia home where he's living. we're not naming or showing him because police have not ch

working on that over the next few years, which is critical. financiers need to increase returns for the endowment. scarlet: as always. amandahe same time, keep track of where it comes from. withet: you said the met the well-served by focusing on the customer experience. how has that changed over the past two populist? in the last number of years, it has become increasingly difficult for busy people to leave the office early, to find time for dinner before or after a performance, and to be out late at night on a week night. one of the ideas that peter had is the sunday matinee to supplement the saturday matinee, which gives us two performances paris -- per week during the day. it makes it easy for people to enjoy the art form. it is key to retaining audiences. scarlet: which show should people watch? otello."ecommend "the scarlet: thank you so much for joining us. operacorca, president of america, and our very own amanda gordon. wants to helpivo you skip television commercials. that is at 4:30 p.m. today, talking about the battle brewing in the set top box industry. ♪ >> this is the "bloomberg market day." well we be seeing