under an agreement the amtrak and the da have amtrak would provide all the needed information to the da absolutely free of charge this thing is not uncommon it relates usually to a passenger data such as credit card information credit phone number of emails and so on and so forth but then again it it can be done lawfully upon the consent of the amtrak executives and absolutely free of charge but in this case the da for some reason decided to circumvent official channels and they used this secretary what makes this story even murkier is that amtrak actually lost money because of these payoffs under this very same agreement the amtrak police would get ten percent cut from every bit of money seized in drug in the joint drug task force operation on amtrak trains and the boss of amtrak tom howard already conceded that the company that may have been deprived of the money because of these payoffs despite what seems to be a clear breach of the company's rules and even financial damages the employee that secretary unidentified person has not been reprimanded it has been said in the statement

first train out of the trenton station was 35 minutes late because of the same amtrak situation.epta says rest of the trains on the trenton line should be running honor close to schedule. back over to you. >>> happening today army sergeant bow bergdahl is expect to undergo questioning about his 2009 disappearance in afghanistan. he will meet with the general conducting the army's investigation. sergeant bergdahl was freed in may in exchange for five taliban prisoners. some critics accused the solder of deserting his comrades in war. >>> very busy jfk airport is all clear now after a possibly bowl a scare, a passenger was having seizures on a flight, the the cdc check out the the sick passenger and determine that the person was not infected. this morning a second american aid worker with ebola is waking up in an american hospital. naps i wrightbol is in isolation at emery university hospital in atlanta alongside her collogue. her husband says she's weak but showing signs of improvement. >>> now although there are no new reports of ebola cases in the u.s., many hospitals are taking

don't think the billions of dollars we give to amtrak for sub subsidies is a good example. is go that came out is the new u.s. digital service that is going to revolutionize how we have technology engage -- >> this particular one is not even for you, your cup of tee. >> not at all. they should he held accountable and ticket prices on amtrak are too high. >> kennedy, we have a lot of spending. >> way too much and no reason the federal government should be subsidizing amtrak. if people love trains so much, as much as politicians claim they do, then they'll pay fair prices to get train rides and what of what amtrak does is success. the northeastern corridor, the shorter haul roots. the long routes don't make any money and that's why the sub days come in and why is the dea paying someone $850,000 to get passenger information. >> does make you wonder but the people who look at government spending say, look, you're focusing on the exceptions and not the rules. that by and large, we don't get so whacky here. that might be so but i see a lot of blacky spending and we don't have the

and my favorite the amtrak food service for those of you on the east coast who are familiar with amtrak. it's a total monopoly. you are trapped on the train and you forgot to get food before getting on the train anyway for the announcement that you can't really hear but you hope you hear that the food service cars open. you can get a two-week old turkey sandwich for $30. last year at amtrak food service along lost $72 million. how do you lose with them and i'll probably? only the government can do that. meanwhile the private sector has given us ever cheaper cell phone service, flat screens tv jerry garcia chia pets. every single part of commercial air travel has gotten vastly cheaper in my lifetime. the only part of commercial air travel that blows is the part run by the government. the airport security. on the way down here you know you have the full pack on by handsome tha agents, which i went there again. consequently my idea is an republicans are free to steal this idea, we should get our health insurance through the same system that gave us fedex and 47 varieties of orange juice. t

mass transit back on track including amtrak and ace. here's a live look outside. bay bridge toll plaza, obviously some delays. definitely beginning to build in those cash lanes. that is your latest. back to you. >>> thank you, liz. one of america's biggest restaurant chains is looking to grow. joe wagner, cbs money watch joins us on this monday live in new york. good morning. >> morning, frank. burger king may be heading north. the fast food giant is in talks to buy tim hot ons based in canada -- hortons. burger king will reportedly move headquarters there and that would let burger king take advance of the lower tax rate, it would be the world largest fast food largest chain. last week was a strong one for the markets overall. on friday, the dow finished down about 38 points and the nasdaq rose six. want to check in early at a hotel or use an in room space? it actually could cost you extra. a new study by a professor at fyu hospitality, the hotel recommendation will bring in $2.5 billion in hotel fees doubled out of a decade ago. customers get charged for removing

the amtrak worker quote got spooked while working on power lines. was able to get himself down on his own. it's not clear, though, what caused him to request help in the first place. >>> a memorial to victims of gun vie lengs. nbc 10 to the delaware county memorial to the lost. memorial is made up of 144 colored t-shirts. they're placed on crosses in the each is marked with the name, age and date of death of those shot and killed. the memorial is organized by the group, heeding god's call to end gun violence. >>> after a cloudy start to the day today, we finally got some sunshine. nbc 10 at cobbs creek park gave some a chance. let's go to nbc 10 first alert meteorologist, glen "hurricane" schwartz. >> we've had another comfortable afternoon here and we've had an amazing summer as far as comfort is concerned. we had a great start to the week, too. it's going to be very comfortable tomorrow. but the showers are going to be returning and the humidity is going to be returning, too. pretty high humidity toward the middle of the week. right now, great vis

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. >>> service on the newark line is suspended after someone was struck and killed by an amtrak train this morning. septa service is suspended from marcus hook and wilmington and amtrak is delayed while authoritied continue to investigate. >>> the body of major harold green arrived in dover, delaware, this morning. the highest ranking american officer ever killed in come bat in afghanistan. karen travers has the story from washington. >> a somber morning at dover, air force base in delaware. a cargo plane arrived with the body of general harold green. six white gloved soldiers carried the flag draped case, holding the general's remains. his family is seen here, they boarded the aircraft to thank the flight crew. green is the highest ranked officer to die in combat since vietnam. >> he was not there for combat, he was there to help the afghans with their future. that is more difficult to take. >> it was a routine trip to this military academy, he was there to check on progress by the afghan troops. one of the thousands trained by the u.s. fired an automatic weapon into a large crowd, g

and my favorite of the amtrak service.for those of you on the east coast who are familiar with amtrak. it's a total monopoly. you are trapped on the frame train and if you forgot to get food before you got on the train you wait for the announcement. he can stand in line for 40 minutes and get a two-week old sandwich for $40. last year amtrak food service alone lost $72 million. how do you lose with a monopoly? only the government could do that. note that meanwhile the private sector has given us ever cheaper cell phone service flat-screen tvs, jerry garcia chia pets. every single part of commercial air travel has gotten vastly cheaper in my lifetime. the only part of commercial air travel that blows is the part run by the government. the airport security. on the way down here i've got the full pat-down by tsa agents, so i went there again. [laughter] consequently my idea is that republicans are free to steal this idea. we should get our health insurance through the same system that gave us fedex and 47 varieties of orange

but these are tracks that are shared with amtrak. so we could see some amtrak interruptions.nd 8th streets. we did get off the captain with captain marshal from the contra costa county fire district. he says this man was struck about 7:30 this morning. we're here the numberton shipyard road area. he was criticically injured. we have video of the helicopter after it landed at john muir medical center. we're told that -- there is a bridge nearby that we can see. we don't know if the person was hanging out near the bridge. we know the train involved was a freight train and it will have to stay here on the scene for quite a while while this investigation continues. we will, of course, try to keep you posted on the condition of the man. if we pan to the right over here, you can see that this is a homeless encampment. i'm told by police that they frequently will go over to the tracks here, so they believe, again, it was somebody from the camp that was struck and critically injured. that's the latest live from antioch, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> well, california's high-

. >>> new guess after an amtrak employee is accused of selling passenger information to another agencyeds of thousands of dollars. the concerns your information is not being protected. >>> a famous 49er going undercover. i'm going undercover at jamba juice. >> the reaction when he revealed who he is. >>> a transit agency spending $2 million to improve service. hey can you fix this? you bet! that's our new interactive speaker wall. 'sup? thinks it's a speak-ing wall. this can even dim your lights. your 3-d--printed girlfriend will love that. real mature. there you go. a laser drone for cats. i wish i had lasers. i don't. pew pew pew... the new radioshack is finally here. the store of your past is now the store of your future. come see one of our remodeled stores and save 50 percent off skullcandy headphones. or get a 20-dollar gift card with air raid speaker purchase. . >>> a site where dinosaur footprints were found may open in utah. they are estimated to be 125 million years old. the location was not revealed. now they have identified 200 tracks. in one case there are 15-foot prints f

they did not want to take chants with amtrak and all service is up and running with no delays. caltran was running yesterday so we were in good shape. if you are headed out to work school southbound 680 is moving along pretty well but we are now seeing more tail lights. now, ten minutes away from highway 24. >>> we have continuing coverage of the south napa earthquake downtown businesses are surveying the damage after the 6.0 earthquake and pg&e is updating us and the overnightests to restore power. >>> the latest now on the 6.0 earthquake with all schools in the unified school district are closed and officials will meet to decide what schools, if any, will remain closed tomorrow and 211 people went to local hospitals for treatment and most for falling debris or broken glass and one person is in critical condition. six mobile homes were destroyed and 50 fire at napa value home park open orchard avenue and two shelters opened for the earthquake victims including one in napa and one in vallejo. >>> the latest from pg&e is only 150 customers remain without power. >>> matt is in do

i got off the horn with septa, signal problems on the paoli thorndale regional rail and amtrak signal problems setting paoli line back about 15 minutes on the inbound trains, the first train will in the leave thorndale until 5:50 this morning. so that will set us back 15 minutes for everybody coming in center city, natasha, back over to you. >>> communities all around the area came together for 20th anniversary of national nice out. >> evesham township police department hosted free activities for the entire family. "eyewitness news" at municipal building where members of the k-9 department showed off their skills. great night. >>> in camden young people with hope warm in camden used art to get their crime prevention method. "eyewitness news" at the community garden at sixth and grant. photography team snapped pictures that will be used to create an art exhibit to help heel the city. >>> a band entertain crowd at lower merion township's national night out festival. "eyewitness news" at suburban square in ardmoday told but a drowning in atlantic city. woman pulled under by a rip current

and my favorite, the food service for those on the east coast you familiar with amtrak. it's a total monopoly. you're trapped own the train and if your forgot to get food you wait for the announcement and you hope they're saying the food service cart is open so you can stand in line for 40 minute get a two week old sand witch for $30. last week amtrak's food service alone lost $72 million. how do you lose with a monopoly? only the government can do that. meanwhile, the private sector phones, cell phone service, flatscreen tvs, jerry garcia chia pets, every single part of commercial air travel has gotten vastly cheaper in my lifetime. the only part of commercial air travel that blows is the part run by the government. the airport security. on the way down here i got the pull patdown by a handsome tsa agent so i went through again. consequently, my idea is -- and republicans are free to steal this idea -- we should get our health insurance through the same system that gave us fedex and 47 varietyies of orange juice. that gave us the iphone and not the system that gave us t

now, we had some problems last night on the way home with amtrak. everything is back to normal on the northeast corridor this morning. and both directions on the northeast extension watch for delays between quakertown and lansdale. and late running work crew there. otherwise, we're in good shape on the bridges. natasha, back over to you. >> bob, thank you so much. breaking news, an evening of peaceful protests spiraled into another tense night of confrontations in ferguson, missouri. officers used tear gas to break up large clouds through rocks and molotov cocktails. cbs news correspondent susan macinnis on the grounds in ferguson with conditions right now. >> reporter: protesters remain on the road in ferguson, missouri overnight even as police fire tear gas and flash grenades in their direction. officers in riot gear formed a line several officers deep, then moved in on demonstrators. arresting several who broke an order to keep moving. missouri state highway patrol captain ron johnson says those disrupting the community are from out of town. >> i

we had some problems last night on the way home with amtrak, but all service has been restored. on the northeast corridor mass transit running with no delays. erika, back over to you. >> bob, thank ferguson, missouri where tensions between protesters and police boiled over again. we have some new video right hereof police firing tear gas at those protesters. correspondent andrew spencer has more. >> the national guard now on hand in ferguson, missouri, police did not try to enforce any kind of curfew overnight. instead, they formed lines of law enforcement, ready to respond to violent outbursts. even as members of the community urged for calm, a bottle is thrown, just over 11:00 p.m. and police swarmed to arrest a man in front of the crowd of protesters. elsewhere, a protester holds the line with a ripped out street sign. do not enter. but, as more flare ups prompted more arrests and with reports of people being shot police started moving forward, launching smoke and stun grenades, and in some areas tear gas. >> if you are not media, you need to disperse immediately or you will

. >>> an amtrak worker had to be rescued from high atop a tower after falling i ill. it happened at tyson avenue and keystone in the city's taconyy section. workers were replacing stolen copper wire. 100 feet up the man got sick. he was hung on for a half-hour when crews rescued him. the worker was taken to the hospital in stable condition. >>> today was the first day of a week long advent for kids in schwenksville camper also get a look at what it's like to be a state trooper. him there's classes in law and what it takes to be a trooper. >>> a graduation ceremony on board the battleship museum, 15 young people were honored by the sea can cadets. it gives teens an chance to experience what it's like to be a member of the navy and the coast guard. >>> the better living center held it's 9th book bag good -- give away today. it gives stude body. it hugs you. [jeffery] i don't have to think about how to get comfortable anymore. [evie] this zips off so i can wash it-yes, please. [robert]dude,tempur-pedic is killing it. [kevin] no more tossin' and turnin', trying to find a

and my favorite, but those of you on the east coast, you are familiar with amtrak.it is a total monopoly. you are trapped on a train and if you forgot to get food you just wait for the announcement you can care, but you hope thursday the third is up in nmi for 40 minutes admitted to be cold turkey sandwich for $30. last year, amtrak food service among lost $72 million. how do you lose with a monopoly? only the government could do that. meanwhile the private sector has given us ever cheaper cellphones , cell phone service, flatscreen tvs, jerry garcia chia pets. every single part of commercial air travel has gotten vastly cheaper in my lifetime. the only part of commercial air travel is the department of the government. the airport security. on the way down here i got the full patdown by a handsome tsa agent, so i'm going through again. [laughter] consequently, my idea is an republicans are to steal this idea. we should get our health insurance through the same system that gave us fedex and 47 brandies of orange juice. they gave us the iphone and not the system that

. >>> new in richmond of a bomb squad at the amtrak station.told richmond's bart train are being stopped and that no trains are traveling out of richmond right now. ac transit is running a bus bridge. no word yet on when the amtrak and richmond's bart station will reopen. >>> teachers in san francisco are taking a strike o on authorization votes tonight. the contract dispute center on a pay raise. the democratic is offering an 8. 5% over three years. teachers d aids want 21%. they say it has been five to seven years since they had a race. many of them say they can only afford to live far away from the city. >> the time they spend money on community and commuting it is taking out of their classes and teachers need to spend time above and beyond their contract hours. >> they don't want a strike but the situation has become critical since san francisco is such an expensive city to live in. >>> imagine being sent to collection for failing to pay a parking violation that you never got. we investigate how mistakes in san francisco are leaving innocen

. >>> also new from overnight, rescue crews were called to a neighborhood after an amtrak worker got spooked working on power lines. nbc 10 ontyson avenue and keystone before 3:00. the worker more than 150 feet in the air was able to get down on his own. right now it's not clear what caused him to need help. >>> from our south jersey bureau, police are investigating a deadly shooting that happened around 11:30 on the 300 block of bank street in bridgeton. no arrests and police have not arrested the victim's identity. >>> at the jersey shore, state police are investigating a crash at a racetrack that killed a driver yesterday during a race clinic at wall stadium speed way. police say a 21-year-old woman was driving a three quarter midget car when it hit a wall killing her. the victim's name has not been released. no one else was hurt. the track cancelled races the rest of the night. >>> now to a developing story. one person is in critical condition after being shot during overnight protests in ferguson, missouri. this was not a police involved shooting. authorities say it happened on

all mass transit from the capital corridor and amtrak and ate train all running on time.you know what is happening, pull over to the side of the road and be clear of trees and buildings and overpasses and town -- turn in downtown napa stay away from jefferson street between 1st and 3rd with unstable buildings causing continued crumbling into the roadways. >> it is abc7 news. weather and traffic will be up throughout the entity commercial -- through the expire commercial break. break. stay tun that's our new interactive speaker wall. 'sup? thinks it's a speak-ing wall. this can even dim your lights. your 3-d--printed girlfriend will love that. real mature. there you go. a laser drone for cats. i wish i had lasers. i don't. pew pew pew... the new radioshack is finally here. the store of your past is now the store of your future. come see one of our remodeled stores and save 50 percent off skullcandy headphones. or get a 20-dollar gift card with air raid speaker purchase. that $22.50. that's insane!d 50 cents. jack. what? it's not even a meal? right now, at my place you can

from overnight, rescue crews were call ed from the philadelphia neighborhood after officials say an amtrak worker got spooked while working on power lines. nbc 10 on tieson avenue and keystone street before 3:00 this morning. the worker more than 150 feet in the air was able to get down on his own. right now it's not clear what caused him to need that help. >>> new developments this morning in ferguson, missouri. one person was shot overnight. seven others arrested on the first night of a new curfew rule. here's what we've learned in the past hour. this was not a police involved shooting. authorities say it happened on the street that's been a busy spot for protests. they're searching for the gunman. protests have been going on since last saturday when a police officer shot 18-year-old michael brown who was unarmed. police justified efforts including the use of tear gas. >> we have a shooting victim in critical condition that may lose their life. we had a subject standing in the middle of the road with a handgun. we had a police car shot at tonight. yes, i think that was a proper response.

a former amtrak secretary, they paid that person $250,000 over 20 years. the dea did it to obtain confidential information about train passengers. the agency could have obtained that for free through a law enforcement network. the secretary was allowed to retire. we turn now to a major shakeup. that a just learned juror has been excused and an alternate moved to the jury. that means the trial is down to just two alternates. no reason was given for the excused juror. faces morere questions. the prosecution asked him about jonnie williams. kilgore says williams told him that bob mcdonnell supported the dietary supplement. he spoke briefly before walking into court. i feel bad for the family. i need to go in and get this over with. told williamsd he to seek money from the tobacco commission. jeff goldberg is in court and will have more tonight. the maker of that supplement hopes sales. they have to sort out issues with the fda. the world health organization ethical to use- experimental drugs to treat the ball after -- outbreak in africa. they have debated thi

that would be horrible to get shot at. >> amtrak says they are investigating the incident as vandalismnd at this point they haven't confirmed it was gunfire. 50 people were on the train at the time. >>> a thousand people from 97 different countries walked in to the fairmont theater and walked out as new u.s. citizens. [ cheers and applause ] >> congratulations. >> among the speakers two winners of a creative writing contest on the theme what i am glad about america. >> they brought their culture, food and religious, it must have been a tough decision. >> officials said they each brought something unique to add to america's diverse national character. >> i have been to one of those, it is so cool. everyone is smiling. a really nice event. >>> our weather now. our chief meteorologist bill martin. that story we did, the flooding up and down the east coast -- [ talking at the same time ] >> nothing like that for us. so dry around here. it will stay that way. our last chance for rain is exiting through washington, seattle area. this was the low we were tracking. it is going this way. takes

. >> out of our delaware newsroom, police say a woman was struck and killed by an amtrak train in claymontit happened around 8:00 p.m. near the station of philadelphia pike and naamans road. officers are trying to figure out what the woman was doing on the tracks. her identity has not been released. >>> a babysitter is behind bars accused of killing a toddler in her care. athena skeeter told them she stepped on his stomach and to revive him she put him in a cold tub of water. she also a licensed day care worker. >>> a lion pounced on the handler at a zoo in dallas. pepper spray was enough to get the lion to losen her grip, she was sedated. zoo officials say she will be put back on display. the zookeeper is recovering from puncture wound on her back. >>> the resale blitz, if you don't have eagles tickets already, get ready to spend some cash. i love the taste. always smooth, never bitter. my cup of coffee is always awesome when i go to dunkin'. man: i see the steam rising off the cup, 'cause you know it's a fresh pot. man: one cup a day for sure. two if need be. and it's usually "need be."

they focused on the area around the amtrak train tracks on mantua avenue it's the future a mantua green way project. >> the birds are back this town after a rough start to the preseason in chicago. hear from chip kelly and nick foles next in >> jech jeff has a -- jeff skeverski has a check on sports, talk about a loveable guy, i mean charlie manuel not you. >> reporter: i think people understand. charlie manuel has been in the game almost his whole life. it's been almost a career since they kicked charlie to the curb, now he is welcomed back with open arms. panel manual's plaque will be unveiled among the greatest names in franchise history and led them to the world series until he was fired last august. he misses being around his players, it's been hard, but he said, all the love from the city and the fans has been overwhelming. >> i hope you don't think i'm brag be, i can't believe all the people that hug me. [laughter]. it's unreal, i stop sometime and people hollar at me, and want to hug, maybe 150 yards, charlie charlie charlie, they will come running up and hug me and actually it'

i amtrak a front that has thunderstorms associated with it. it will bring a change in our air mass. >> cecily thanks. >>> police arrest aid passenger that made a fake bomb threat on a plane. qatar airwaves made an money landing and it moved to a designated area and police arrested the suspect. all passengers and crew members on board were unharmed. >>> time for sports and one of the flyers star players is facing a tough medical battle. jaime apody is live with more on this. >> reporter: what a scary situation, flyers fan favorite kimmo timonen is being treated for blood clots in his legs and both lungs. the defense man had a pain in his calf but because of the fact he had a blood clot before, he weren't to the hospital and is thankful he did, he cannot travel for three weeks but the gm says it could be a long-term situation and his health is the most important here. >> as an organization we'll plan to have him out for a while and we don't have a definitive time period and we'll do what we have to do to make the team better. could it end his ca

focus of the area around the amtrak train tracks on mantua avenue.klox is future site of mantua green way project. >>> a woman from orlando got the chance to pay respects to parents of fallen marine that saved her life. back in september of 2011 krista was diagnosed with leukemia. her family members were tested for bone marrow donations and no one could take a batch. 21-year-old jacob hash was a -- she found out he was killed january of this year. month later a surprise meeting was org nighted with hess's parents. >> a strong young man fighting inside of me. >> jake just believed in if you could do something then you should and he d. >> these 2 families total strangers before, say they will now stay connected forever. >> circqu de soleil was in town this week giving crowds a peak at the new show headed to philadelphia next month. lisa thomas laury reports the ak bats stopped by the franklin institute to check out the science of surface in noon. >> they performed hand ball aptsing on kainz for audience at the science exhibit demonstrating strength, ba

as far as amtrak, service is restored after the earthquake. they inspected the tracks and everything is in good working order. so is ace, ace train number one is on time and a couple minutes early. in napa, we had close 29 at 121 all been re-opened. we start off with an accident in the santa cruz mountains. it sounds like a fatality after a car overturned. this is along highway 17. as we look at other areas of the bay area, it is running smooth across the water to the peninsula. >> the latest on the 6.30 magnitude earthquake. all schools in napa valley unified school district are closed. they will decide which schools, if any, remain closed tomorrow. >> no child care in the district. 211 people went to hospitals for treatment, mostly for falling debris or broken glass. one is in critical condition. six mobile homes were destroyed. a fire at a mobile home park is where this occurred. two shelters are open, the first at crosswalk community church in napa. >> in napa we bring you the latest from the scene with amy hollyfield downtown with the big

also in concord and amtrak area but not all of it reaches the ground. there is a storm heading back towards the coastline. you see a plume of rain fall heading back to northern california and the coastline. we see a system here drawing up coastal moisture which will continue to move into the bay area and northern california into tomorrow. future cast is not doing great with the showers right now as it is to dry out there for the rain to hit the ground. you are going to see some rain pick up in the north bay in the afternoon tomorrow. this system will sag into the north bay by 8:00 and continue to move south through the late hours into the early morning creating more widespread showers this. rain will actually probably hit the ground. we have a chance of showers out there tomorrow and into early wednesday morning. it does not look like we will see lightning out of this. we may have a couple way word strikes but not likely. giants at mets >>pam moore we have the giants verses' the mets and that a's with said it never went against their former close their.

but meanwhile, what do amtrak and the taxpayer dollars have in common? the forbes magazine is going to put it together with the runaway spending. >>> and now some a-listers are shelling out big bucks to keep harry in charge. i wonder if ben stein is on that liheir home. i'm kelly wright. and now back to cavuto on business. >>> well, hollywood is hoping for a november blockbuster, and you have probably heard of this, but the details are interesting. the midterms are approaching, and the a-listers are stepping up to send big bucks to the democrats. ben stein, it is a who's who list, and barbra streisand with better than $24,000 donated to help the democrats keep control of the senate. are you on that particular list? >> no, i am contributing to the national republican senatorial campaign committee, and so i am not on that list, but hollywood likes to show how rich it is, and throw the weight around and think it is the most important place in the world. if they can buy the election or help the democrats win and have important people like mr. obama come visi

amtrak has not resumed service. they stopped service near roseville which is near sacramento and san jose. a lot of people were going to take the train to le levi's stadium. we had tweets from the fox crews saying they were scared by the earthquake because they are here for today's game. that game is going on and the coliseum has checked out according to the athletics. getting around and getting to some of of the major places are still in order and that big race today, the indy car race, that race is on for today and highway 37 is already crowded coming out of vallejo and heading over 121. the roads are opened and there is no closures. my advise to you is get out of the road as quickly as you can. >> you got to go slowly in there and you got traffic and everything else. you got to be careful going through there. >> this is downtown napa area providing some of the damages. you can see a chimney there has crumbled over and speaking of chimney, one of the -- >> that's the first united methodist church, i just want to a

the vice president earned the nickname amtrak joe.ut according to the book, he has allegedly been using air force two to shuttle himself back and forth to delaware for day trips and on weekends. >>> texas governor rick perry run for president again. but his new glasses may have given him away. other tell tale signs, including his travels throughout the country. >>> radio personality glenn beck is back pedaling on some of the things he said in the past. he was asked about calling president obama a racist. >> when you live your life five hours a day on live television or radio, you're going to say stupid things. >> florida lawmakers are veening to review the districts. a judge ruled the purnt map illegal. the republican party had been accused of redrawing the map to favor republicans. >>> and former embattled washington, d.c. mayor marion berry is back in the news. barry was involved in a wrong-way car crash. he took to twitter to say the crash was part of a hypoglycemic attack. and he became disoriented. that is your dish of "scrambled

but meanwhile, what do amtrak and the taxpayer dollars have in common? the forbes magazine is going to put it together with the runaway spending. >>> and now some a-listers are shelling out big bucks to keep harry in charge. i wonder if ben stein is on that li chloe is 9 months old. she is the greatest thing ever. one little smile. one little laugh. honey bunny... (laughter) we would do anything for her. my name is kim bryant and my husband and i made a will on legalzoom. it was really easy to do. (baby noise...laughter) we created legalzoom to help you take care of the ones you love. go to legalzoom.com today and complete your will in minutes. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. i'm kelly wright. and now back to cavuto on business. >>> well, hollywood is hoping for a november blockbuster, and you have probably heard of this, but the details are interesting. the midterms are approaching, and the a-listers are stepping up to send big bucks to the democrats. ben stein, it is a who's who list, and barbra streisand with better than $24,000 donated

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. >> family says cruz had visited the amtrak web site before disappearing. they say cruz rides a disstink silver mountain bike with red wheels. >> a 17-year-old runaway from a children's shelter is in custody on a charge of attempted murder. this morning a fight broke out between two groups of people. the suspect grabbed a wooden stake and hit a 20-year-old man on the head. that man is in sear yours but stable condition. >>> santa clara police want you to take good look at this 0 woman. she is using a stolen credit card to buy high-end liquor. they say on july 11th she used a car stolen out of a car. thousands of dollars worth of electronics and personal property were also stolen from the car. >>> it is day two of the outside lands festival in san francisco's golden gate park. one of the largest concert events in the state and there are lots of complaints from neighbors about the noise. cornell bernard has the details. reporter: outside lands is rocking golden gate park this weekend and many neighbors nearby feel like a captive audience. they say it's been v

. >> family says cruz had visited the amtrak web site before disappearing. they say cruz rides a disstink silver mountain bike with red wheels. >> a 17-year-old runaway from a children's shelter is in custody on a charge of attempted murder. this morning a fight broke out between two groups of people. the suspect grabbed a wooden stake and hit a 20-year-old man on the head. that man is in sear yours but stable condition. >>> santa clara police want you to take good look at this 0 woman. she is using a stolen credit card to buy high-end liquor. they say on july 11th she used a car stolen out of a car. thousands of dollars worth of electronics and personal property were also stolen from the car. >>> it is day two of the outside lands festival in san francisco's golden gate park. one of the largest concert events in the state and there are lots of complaints from neighbors about the noise. cornell bernard has the details. reporter: outside lands is rocking golden gate park this weekend and many neighbors nearby feel like a captive audience. they say it's been v

if you're reading amtrak, capital quarter service back on time today, there was some section-related delays yesterday. mass transit looks good. bart system wide off to a great start. so far on this monday back to work and ace trail looks great. here's a like look outside on. 880 in oakland, so far so good. they had a lot of overnight work. san leandro. and drive time still in the clear, so maybe seeing a few minor delays and everything according to cal trans should be wrapping up in the next 10 to 15 minutes. the san mateo bridge, this looks great. westbound 92, it's only 14 minutes between hayward and sunnyvale. to the peninsula, and bay area toll plaza, all clear from the east bay into san francisco, all the approaches still look great, as well, and stay tuned to k cbs once you hit the road, 106.9 f.m.. >>> for the most part, people in the bay area were awake inned by the earthquake, even those far from the epicenter but not this baby in san francisco. surveillance video posted on youtube shows the 9-month-old slept through the whole thing. >>> the napa quick created an opportunity

but meanwhile, what do amtrak and the taxpayer dollars have in common? the forbes magazine is going to put it together with the runaway spending. >>> and now some a-listers are shelling out big bucks to keep harry in charge. i wonder if ben stein is on that list. we will see. >> i am not. definitely not. >>> a fox news alert. i'll kelly wright. outrage boiling over in ferguson, missouri. 200 police and protesters clash yesterday after another tense day. protesters threw rocks and one officer hurt, but no details on the exact number. and now there with was looting at the store that michael brown was accused of robbing. >>> and now a couple has been apprehended in the kidnapping of two amish sisters. they intended to harm and abused the girls and planned to abduct other children. the 7 and the 12-year-old sisters vanished wednesday evening from their family farm stand and turned up safe 24 hours later at a house some 15 miles from their home. i'm kelly wright. and now back to cavuto on business. >>> well, hollywood is hoping for a november blockbuster, and

it was found on the nearby amtrak platform. no word on whether there are a former concord teacher charged with molesting 14 of his students. was aquitted on some of the charges today. a jury found joseph martin *not guilty*. on charges involving three of his former students. however, the jury was deadlocked on the counts involving nearly a dozen other students. martin was arrested last year, after a parent reported that he had inappropriately touched her son. martin's wife says, she plans keep figthing for her husband. martin is still in custody on ten -million dollars bail. a hearing is scheduled for september 8-th---- that's when the district attorney will determine whether to re-try the case on the 11 charges which left the jury deadlocked. fans goodbye to candlestick park. tonight. sir paul mccartney took the stage. for the final show *ever at the stick. it's a fitting end for the stadium. the beatles also performed there on their last tour date. back in 19-66. kron-4's jeff bush is live at candlestick park tonight. jeff wh

. >>> an amtrak plane left new york's penn station saturday afternoon headed for washington with no passengersthan 200 people were sent to the wrong platform and the train took off without them. they were given free pizza but had to wait two hours for another train. >>> in some cases medical marijuana is legal in new york state. for the first time sunday a marijuana ad was seen in "the new york times." but it's still technically illegal, according to the federal government. anna werner reports on the contradictions and complications in american marijuana laws. >> reporter: in the first section of sunday's "new york times," this. a few page ad from a company called leafly offered to help new yorkers find the right kind of marijuana for medical use. new york became the latest state to legalize medical marijuana in july. 23 states in the district of colombia now allow some form of medicinal marijuana and 18 have passed pass decriminalization drugs. aaron smith with the cannabis policy center says it's time for the federal government to change its policies too. >> the immediate goal is to allow st

. >>> amtrak is promising to investigation after a train left with no one onboard. dozens of passengers were left when they were waiting on one plat fa platform. they took to social media. >>> and a boat up in flames. the burning 25-foot boat sank. but the coast guard helicopter got him to safety after he was found clinging to a lifeboat. he was hypothermic, but able to walk. >>> and sports, we have a little bit of everything this morning. >> from the racetrack to the gridiron. >>> welcome inside "sportscenter." dale earnhardt junior never won a sprint cup title. 2014 could be his best chance yet. he took the lead with three laps left and won sunday to complete a season sweep at pocono raceway. third win this year. he's the first driver to sweep both since 2006. with the win, junior takes the lead in the sprint cup standings. >>> tiger woods hurt his back on sunday and wit drew after hitting the tee shot. he jarred it, meaning his back, when he went into a fairway bunker. >>> and the giants and bills opening up the pre-season. canton, ohio, hall of fame game. giants

amtrak has delays on the capitol corridor because of police activity. we a vehicle into a pole off tennessee possibly due to the rain. a car crashed into some trees on highway 37 as well as a two- car crash on 780 eastbound, columbus. up next, we have a look at the eastshore freeway. you can see traffic is getting sort of congested there as you make your way through berkeley. we have quite a bit of backup at the toll plaza. 101 northbound traffic on the right-hand side of your screen there, a little bit of stop and go over the past half-hour as you make the drive toward the airport. it's 7:03. back to the desk. >>> all right. we're following developing news in the north bay where many people are reporting feeling an early-morning earthquake. the 3.2 magnitude quake hit at 5:40 a.m., just about an hour and a half ago. the epicenter is about three miles southwest of napa but on the usgs website people in american canyon, yountville, sonoma and fairfield are saying they felt the jolt. people are also calling into our newsroom and commenting on our facebook

i want to mention for levi's stadium a lot of people are taking cars, amtrak was canceled. cal train has tweeted they have post game 49ers service to san francisco and one hour after the end of the game in addition to their regular service. as you can see, everything is good to go and a programming note we will be going to the 49ers game as mike mentioned. coming up. we'll have a special newscast starting at 5:00. right now mike and claudine, by the way the a's game is on as well. bart is running as normal. a lot of people will be showing up at the coliseum. back to you. >>> one of the more powerful images -x this is not talking about the damage, but we saw this morning i thought was cameron from emoryville that shows the old eastern span and new eastern span of the bay bridge. 25 years later one section of the span collapsed. this kind of says it all. that is why we in the bay area do what we do and reinforce bridges and as we are living in these earthquakes. >> we want to wrap-up some of the these pictures. this is not over yet. this quake didn't cause as much damage as h

. >>> an amtrak worker had to be rescued overnight while repairing high tension wireless of it happened in the tacony section. the man became i will when i will on a beam -- ill when he was on a beam 100 feet in the air. emergency crews were called in for support. a co-workers helped to get the man safely to the grounds. he was taken to the hospital and in stable condition. >>> in south jersey, the police are trying to solve an overnight killing of a man in cumberland county. gunfire erupted on the 300 block of bank street in bridgeton before midnight. the victim was hit several times. police say he was pronounced at the scene. no word on the victim's identity. oh, what led up to the shooting. >>> new jersey taxpayers will have to pay $6.5 million bill from legal fees during 89 bridgegate scandal. the governor's administration is facing state and federal investigations related to the lane closures on the george washington bridge. >> taney fever continues, the taney dragons takes on texas tonight in their next game of the little league world series. the action cam caught up with fans as

. >>> authorities are investigating the death of a woman hit and killed by a amtrak passenger train in delaware. it happened sunday night near the claymont train station. authorities say it's unclear why 34 year old jennifer fitzgerald was walking on the northbound tracks. the conductor immediately stopped the train after the accident. the train was heading to new york city. >> scary moments in cape may county when a chopper pilot crash lands. it happened just before 11:00 this morning near schoolhouse road and boyd street in middle township, new jersey. the chopper fortunately avoided homes in the area crashing in an open field. the pilot and the passenger were both taken to cape regional medical center. we caught up with the passenger's friend who heard the crash when it happened. >> i was in the doctor' office and we felt the whole room shake and thought it was some kind of explosion, maybe like a grenade for bomb it was that intense, and felt everything shake and we were wonder wagon was going on. >> intense but the pilot was not hurt. the passenger's injuries are not life-threaten

you are familiar with amtrak and if you forget food you wait for the sign to come on saying the food is available and you stand in line and wait 32 minutes for a cold turkey sandwich. last year, they lost $72 million dollars. the private sector has given us ever-cheaper cellphone service, flat screen tvs, jerry garcia chia pets. every single part of commercial air travel has gotten vastly cheaper in my time. the only part of commercial air travel that blows is the part run by the government: the airport security. i got the full pat down boy a handsome ta agent so i went through again on the way here. consequently my idea is, and the republicans are free to share that, but we should get the health care from the same system that gave us fed-x and 48 varieties of orange juice and the i-phone. and not the system that gave us the internal revenue and harry reid. thank heaven democrats didn't decide back in the '80s that cell phones are very important and everyone should have a cellphone. if they had moved into obama cells back then cellphones would be the size of this and cost $8,000 each

amtrak's train goes to the stadium. and you can per use the roads before you leave tomorrow or during your drive and see the traffic conditions. we have a link on abc7 news.com with realtime maps with routes on our traffic page. >> another traffic warning eastbound bore number two closes again this weekend and done at night but closures begin at 8:00 tonight, tomorrow, sunday and won't reopen until monday at 7:00 a.m the next closure scheduled for august 28th, a thursday to replace aging bridge hinges it will affect your friday morning commute into the city. >> still ahead a mystery m marin. surveillance video of someone who has been dumping hundreds of kittens. >> what may be the most extensively studied meteorite in the country. >> sunny skies, mild to warm conditions. the accu-weather forecast is coming up. >> post office automation sends a package around the country a package around the country back 14 times. no rush, andy. a package around the country back 14 times. come on. with the chase mobile app you can get a

. >>> 6:48 is the time, delays with amtrak, let's check in with tara. >>> now because of the train trackh will go on and we have a pull off the ramp and we also had a car crash into some trees on highway 37 and we also have a backup where the metering lights have been on since before 6:00 a.m. and it's extending so give yourself an extra 20 minutes. traffic has eased by fremont and all is looking pretty good. it is 6:49 let's check in with steve. >>> we have a combination of a mostly cloudy morning and yes the humidity factor is very high. santa clara could be very high this morning and we have light rain discovery bay, antioch, brenly, wrapping back around couldn't cord and the 586 and not a lot here, we have a couple of reports coming in towards oakland and there is not a lot to it but however, concord .07 and you can see where that line is going, cordelia, at last trace we have black diamonds and there are still leak line ,it will be consider updated considerably and so no warnings or watches yet and a lot of moisture comes wrapping back. chico up to we haveville, a third of an inch a