and on wednesday, another shot and should chances on thursday and friday and significantly lower and there is still an existing chance and over to you. >> and time now is 6:08. i'm kristen for jack. >> and i'm terrence lee and coming up, a famous theme park and why disney decided to build's huge wall. the pokemon go craze. . >>> delta grounding all flights this morning because of a major computer issue. right now, it's affecting a 5:45 a.m. flight to raleigh, durham. it was supposed to take off at 5:45, but right now, it says no takeoff and for passengers to call the airline. also breaking overnight, at dozens more hurt in pakistan. a gun went off at a government- run hospital. the explosion took place after the body of a prominent lawyer was brought there. he was the victim of an earlier attack. nearly 100 other lawyers gathered at the hospital to mourn their colleague and no group claimed responsibility yet. kristen. >> thank you. >>> and this morning, we're learning the 10-year-old boy killed on the world's tallest water slide is the son of a he died while riding the slide in kans

he's accused of shooting and killing a woman and then two near seventh street and thunderbird. >>> and people are led into the warehouse in chandler. you can see a lot of first responders on scene overnight near 56th street and chandler. and we're told that is a possible ammonia leak that is at the warehouse and nobody hurt in this. >>> and the state is expected to clarify a petition allowing you to decide if pot should be legal. and the group hind the initiative speaking hour ago. and prop 205 got word that it will make the november ballot. >>> and we have the police radio traffic from the night a 3-year-old was killed in youngstown. his brother now behind bars and will be charged as an adult. listen quickly to what deputies had to say. >> and be advised we have another caller advising that this is a brother of the 9 old, advising -- a 9- year-old old. and -- judge they first thought sibling hurt and later, they would find the toddler and that knew relatively quickly that shay holloway was the guy they were after. and his family was forced to move out of his home with other family mem

and the more stuff and the love and the respect. on mother's day may 2004, when he called, and he talked to me as a mother, and i said, please, please, humayun, don't be hero. just finish your time and 3/4 of the year is left, and you will be home soon, and please just stay back. he laughed and he said, mom, you know that these soldiers are my responsibility. i don't want anything to happy to them, because i am responsible. i have to do my job. i am responsible for my soldiers, and he came, but he came back as -- >> in one of of the weekend tweets trump agreed that captain khan is a hero, but he said this is story is not about captain khan or his family, but rather, radical islamic terrorism, and the u.s. if you are fol e loeg t-- if yo following the campaign, you know that he has disparaged other military here rose including john mccain. and trump said regarding him as a p.o.w., i like people who were not captured and this morning senator mccain released on the controversy over to the captain khan, and it is long. he said that the

, and so for isis, and this is the latest in the string of towns and cities, and in iraq, and in syrias well that it has lost where the black baner of isis has been torn down. looking at the scenes coming out of man bshbij, and it is a quit defeat for the taliban, and it is a latest in the string of defeats. and what is interesting, it is only in june that the syrian democratic forces which is a u.s. group of kurdish and arab fighter fighters came across what is described as a treasure trove of information on isis during the fighting in manbij, and they captured the equivalent of 4.5 terabytes off data on the isis fighters, and the foreign fighters and the countries of origin, and how they got the syria, and iraq, and all sorts of information is going to be quite useful to prevent some attacks in the future, and so for a variety of reasons, intelligence, and symbolic, the fall of manbij is very important. poppy? >> thank you, ben wedeman live for us in istanbul tonight. and coming up next, to politics and the strong warning about the election from the most powerful senate republican, a

we'll be on the isolated side and not going to be washout day at all and sunshine and sun and the clouds mixed with the towering cumulous clouds starting to build across the area. the temperature as, cross the bord are on the warm side still and look at that humidity from this morning. we were in the lower 60s and have jumped up fairly quickly and there is the southwest breeze about 5 to 10 miles per hour and 5 live radar is picking up one little lonely spotty shower. just making its way to wayne county. moving west, excuse me, east fairly quickly here. no lightning is associated with it and we're tracking this big batch of moisture currently affecting chicago-green bay area and this tracks to the north and we're still tracking a few showers throughout the afternoon, as i said hour-by- hour, we'll see a bit of raindrops falling and the day time highs are in the 8s. i'll be back in a moment and we'll talk about severe weather weekend. leon. >> thank you, janessa. >>> and we'll touch base with you in a bit. new at the noon hour, we learned a local woman will go to prison for attacking her

carpenters and plumps and the sheet metal workers and the engineers and the teamsters and the labors and get my drift of men and women of the building and construction trades thank you all for being here >> (clapping.) >> it is my great pleasure to introduce our first speaker a man that is dedicated his entire career to benefit the workers families 4e78 e helping us with the community workforce and show the pathway to create opportunities we're not just jobs but access with health care and retirement security he's our 43rd mayor please welcome mayor ed lee. >> (clapping.) >> vince thank you very much i'm striving to be your brilliant mayor (laughter) vince thank you for your leadership and labors my own, of course, working with the buildings and trades can't have a greater partnering let me say it welcome to alex southeast community facility center in our bayview. >> (clapping.) >> how are things going all right. all right. you're still in shape keeping healthy i'm happy to be here on every occasion to be in the community we're talking about good paying jobs and families and careers

hufls and tissues and blood vessel assist and hard and grow stronger and repair. it may affect our performance in school the next day. recommendations, what do they need to put in place when it comes to bedtime. >> for infants. they sleep all the time. 12 to 16 hour. anywhere. one to two. >> 14 hours. three to 5-year-old children, preschoolers. folks heading off to first grade. 10 to 13 hours and as you go to middle school and high school. closer to eight to 12 hours. >> my child doesn't get that kind of sleep except in the summer when they are sleeping in. we have to do more to get cousins ranking in age from one to six. i try to put them down for a nap. they were fighting tooth and nail. how do we get them to get the amount of sleep that is recommended. >> first of all, if you start a bedtime routine. doesn't matter how old the child is. structure the bedtime. it is the same time oary day. be consistent. set a goodexample. go to bed at a certain time. you have to be winding down rather than winding up at bedtime and down at 10:00 instead of midnight. teenagers a

care and the economy and energy and isis.rmined enemies. >> why are the surrogates for your campaign making up this stuff time and time again. >> i haven't heard as much this week, have you? >> well, no, but it's out there. they've been saying it. rudy giuliani just said it, i don't know, a couple of days ago. >> i am so thrilled that mayor giuliani came out as did governor chris christie of new jersey came out and two former prosecutors coming out and ask for a special prosecutor. >> why not say there is no evidence of a health problem rather than go on the internet and look at the videos and you'll see her tripping on a stairwell into an airplane a while ago? >> i would say that i appreciate that governor and i was trying to finish my sentence and i'll get back to it and he came out with a statement that said voters deserve to get to the truth before they cast their votes and it's a poignant way of looking at to really encapsulate for people who care about the state department and the clinton foundation. >> we know more abo

well-rounded education in the art and pd and technology and libraries that's been the community and i'm proud to have been part of that communicated and proud of our vision 2025 we talk about the strategy plans and what we'll do today but rearly how that will get us to our long term vision a clearly articulated vision that everyone has a voice in developing he know with we want to go our strategic plan will help us go h get to that vision i'll ask anything you want to do going forward as you look for the next superintendent and vote in our next board elections keep vision 2025 squarely in our sites if we graduate students that can demonstrate that graduate profile we'll have transformed public education not only in san francisco but in the nation that's how powerful that visions and its communities has created that vision i'm also proud of work with our partners including the mayor, including our board of supervisors, including our elected officials that transformed and sometimes actually taken position in support of public education that the detrimental politically to them but impo

and folks at 80 degrees, though, and it's not feeling as cool and not a bad start to the day and this is the low average and enjoy it while we can, right? and sunrise is at 558time. and the dew point -- 5 feat. and the dew points into the low 50s. the dew points drop. we have been losing monsoon moisture and like yesterday, despite that lack of moisture, that brought rain through phoenix. and we have the lower moisture. the storms will fire up along the rim and no action up there and into this afternoon, they will fire along the rim and move to the east-northeast and there is just a slight chance moo thawe could see a stray pop- up to the west and we'll have to keep a closeup on that and why's important to keep your eye on the abc 15 mobile app. if we see anything, we'll let you know and into tomorrow, some changes. a stray shower not out of the question friday morning and better chances by friday afternoon and you will notice on the timeline by 4:00, a 20% chance of a few scattered showers and thunderstorms across phoenix metro and they could bring gusty winds, the south. today, a bi

heat and humidity and threat of showers and storms and set up and wednesday through the end of thisjet stream lifts off to the north allowing for all that steamy air to expand eastward with a ridge of high pressure moving off shore and hazy, hot and humid and we get to the middle part of the workweek and beyond and threat of showers. out the door for morning rush and mostly clear and 68 at 6:00 a.m. and 72 is the number at 8:00 tomorrow morning. exclusive seven-day forecast, you can see it's dry with low humidity, once again tomorrow and 88 degrees. bright sunshine on tuesday and 89 turning more humid by wednesday and at 88 degrees hot and sticky on thursday with a high of 91 and the showers or thunderstorm is likely by then, something to keep in mind for the eagles preseason game at the link. on friday steamy with those thunderstorms around high of 92. essentially we are tracking a cold front on wednesday that stalls out so we are going to have to watch the progression of that front as we go throughout the end of this week. muggy still on saturday, 91 and 87 as we get into next sun

mistake and said it over and e over again, and i made a mistake and i have learned from it, andly fix it. >>den dwyer, abc news, washington. >>> a fire burning in san martin this morning, and thick black smoke could be seen around the area, and the firefighters fought the flame hs on -- flames on the ground and in the air, and there are no reports of injuries. >>> the firefighters fought a fire starting near grant avenue at 1:00 p.m. today. the fire which put out lots of heavy black smoke soon went to the second alarm. the firefighters attacked the fire and quickly made sure that nobody was in the house. >>> legal services are going to be limited this week at a courthouses in santa clara county due to the labor dispute. the court employees hit the picket line as they want a new contract, and the court officials say they can't afford the raises that the clerks are demanding. all of the cases are going to be held on a limited basis, and the clerk's offices are going to be closed. >> and now, how the technology of a car may have helped a driver suffering from a soarous health situation.

according to new study and >> tone and he me and the kids and my sister and my brother-in-law were at this event yesterday and body walk and 2016 body walk that raises and kids and adults with down's syndrome and close to 10,000 people at the cleveland zoo yesterday for that. it was unbelievable. we do it every year and done it since i was pregnant with gianna and not seen a crowd before. >> way too early. >> we have noah who's going to help me out with weather later on today but right now 73? outside. >> it is wonderful. >> 73 feels good but definitely on the wet side. downtown acron canton at 74, 69, worcester kind of lucky at that point and another steamy hot day, oppressively thick and off a degree or two, we will see a little relief by monday and tuesday but temperatures will be above average and thickness in the air, dew points, a little weather geeky and 70? and dew point at 70 and thick, tropical feeling, very uncomfortable and acron starting off near 70. as you get going by lunchtime, mid-80s going to feel like the low 90s by 3:00, 4:00 in the afternoon if you haven't seen ra

and google and j.p.organ chase and golden saks fifth avenue and a lot of people are businesses those businesses like this and caterer to families saturday and sunday's seeing parents with their kids and then later at night people coming out on a date or hanging outs. >> can you tell us about ping-pong is the main event with the entertainment event we're not talking about tables permitted tables. >> they know that. >> i'm curious what is your entertainment befsz the pi pink polk street what's your thoughtful. >> i wasn't sure we're and then entertainment venue until i got a call from maya angelou yet but approximately we are that's fine we're here. >> the djs and oh, we have djs. >> we play pandora and late at night not djs. >> you need a permitted i'm curious are us programming in advertise to the public with ping-pong of entertainment. >> microphone. >> sorry but use a lot of local djs with work with us they have their own logical thing we follow them it is very you know contained and one time a apprent

for the ships that sail in and out of the golden gaetd and cars and cargo and crews and long shore workers and each and every member of the pasha team. we ask your blessing for this great city of san francisco. citizens and elected officials alike that it will continue to be a place of economic opportunity for all especially for those who live in the margins and struggle to sur vive. lastly, we pray thinew chapter in the long history of pasha will be successful and exciting as all the other chaptersment . in your name we pray, amen. >> [canon fire] [applause] >> hi. welcome to san francisco. stay safe and exploring how you can stay in your home safely after an earthquake. let's look at common earthquake myths. >> we are here at the urban center on mission street in san francisco. we have 3 guest today. we have david constructional engineer and bill harvey. i want to talk about urban myths. what do you think about earthquakes, can you tell if they are coming in advance? >> he's sleeping during those earthquakes? >> have you noticed him take any special? >> no. he sleeps right through them.

now back to the here and now, evening and low to mid70s and mid60s already on the board and the humidity is blasted out today and then dew points are low and the skies are clear and the temperatures will cool off to comfortable levels overnight tonight. i mention the rinse and repeat tomorrow. you like today and love tomorrow and 80 to 88 with the sea breeze and all in all the gorgeous beach day for the last weekend of meterological summer. here's the look at the 7 on 7 forecast and some are hanging on to the forecast until we get to that cool down in store though not all look that cool and the temperatures back in the mid80s for sunday and monday. have a good night! >> reporter: coming up next in 7 sports, tom brady doing something on the field this weekend for the first time in 15 years and maybe doing so for the last time. the baseball records the most revered numbers in all of sports. the huge numbers for the red sox and with the chance to do something never seen before in at the the lincoln summer invitation sales event it's time to relax. from the moment you take your foot off the

and between clark and rally and no issues on the highways either. looking good so far there, corrina. >> and kristen, you have been working so afford for us. thank you so much. >>> 4:56 is the time. new information in connection with a multishooting spree that killed one and others hurt. euclid place telling us that buford posted a facebook status on her profile after shooting and killing her. the post ended, quote, someone will end up hurt or worse, dead. and police say he turned the gun on himself in an empty parking lot in cleveland after leading police on a chase. two other others, including one of his ex-girlfriends, are treated for their injuries. >>> the a, l is investigating numerous reports of dead side. >> two dogs near west 130. one of the animals did not die of natural causes. they're trying to figure out if they were victims of cruelty. >> and the circumstances around this and what has been report side concerning and suspicious. and our role is to investigate the supports of -- reports of animal cruelty and abuse and neglect. >> if you

and is stinging rose and as hong kong restaurant and central subway and tom and others we've received letters of support from the residents including amy and kim and jack and rob and others formally from the california loan funds we we met that commissioner christensen and supervisor peskin to inform them about the project and seek their advice regarding the community outreach and discussed with the office of economic workforce development and that's the scope of our outreach we've tried to be quiet thorough we're committed to being good neighbors and created a security plan and is entertainment commission to mitigate any impacts on the neighborhoods we're also prepared to go beyond the plans to protect the quiet enjoyment of their homes and to stay in dialogue with them. >> thank you that's my presentation. >> thank you open up for public comment. (calling names) >> folks if you want to line up on that see of room and cue up that would be great (calling names). >> mr. chin if you're ready there. >> payroll. >> how are you i'm george chin the primary restaurant it is your for broadway

many as and, and all week-long and sat and watched teams and games and athletes and took many, many pictures, in fact, i don't know is where we have a picture with jimmy with the ladies i hope we catch up that but phenomenal phenomenal young ladies. >> i wanted them to know we saw them and appreciated them and we respect they were pathway makers in women's baseball the second generation. >> they were the players. >> i'll pass that on to them thank you. >> rocky before you leave the podium two things one could you we didn't acknowledge justin and her leadership and keep this kind of share for the commissioners a little bit about justin tens backward >> the president and founder of baseball for all a bigger vision to develop baseball throughout the crisis and not only here in san francisco but create legacies for girls to play baseball in a baseball league and make that all around the country without her support that young girl that played baseball throughout life and a lot of knows knows knows without her residents you know we wouldn't have this a big support for our community and for the cou

around 6:72 degrees and partly cloudy and breezy and mild and as of now rain free. there's the weekend until next week looking like summer highs in the 80s and wednesday at 83 degrees. pretty nice forecast for those >>> brrrr. we are saying brrrr but that won't last too long. one good thing about the rain coming our way it makes the soil nice and soft to do gardening, right? >> yes. >> cc joins us now. thanks for being with us. i am thinking summer is practically over and i won't garden but you are saying on the contrary. >> it is a great time to get out there if you right now all of the lettuces and spinach and bolting they start to flower. this is romaine lettuce and that will taste terrible because it has been hot and your garden flowering. you can leave the basil or herbs. >> i see the flowers there. >> if you have a ton of basil, big and leggy, you cut them down so you are only leaving about 4-inches. >> make some pesto for dinner. >> yes. or make the ice cubes that you put in your freezer that you can save it and it will start to regrow and be more kept and it

and i am confident and optimistic about that. and so i hope that people will take the election seriously. i sure take you seriously and together i think we can create the kind of future that our kids and grandkids. >> thank you very much. >> we are out of time. >> hillary clinton speaking to an association of minority journalist in washington. if you were with us near the top of the hour, you may have heard her explanation of the answer she gave to chris wallace regarding what she told the fbi. she told chris that the fbi, that the fbi director told america she had been entirely truthful which is not what she said. let's bring in fortune magazine nina, and vince, executive editor of the daily caller. were you able to hear that portion of her conversation. she seemed guarded and seemed to be reading off of a text as she explained what she told chris wallace versus what she told the director of the fbi and versus the people of the nation. >> i don't think she she short circuited in that interview with chris wallace. she came out an

provide safe walking and biking and offer a abundance of parks and create a residence and insure that new buildings enhance the character of the neighborhoods in the plan each of the goals has a check in previous versions we had land use an urban form in our commission there are terms you have to devolve into the chapter to know what we're talking about a person can read the table of contents and understand so the plan cantonese an overview it contains much of the information i've presented around the boundary etc. and then each chapter has oufbdz and policies so there is a go connecting sample this is a what that looks like use full maps and images and there is text. >> the addition to the plan we developed a conceptual implementation tragedy o strategy that has the implementation major public benefits package reminders for new development and guidelines i'll talk about each of them. >> the implementation matrix if the goals and objectives the limitations what when how and who it is a very clear road map for the agencies that will implement this plan and meant to increase the account

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buildings and is vehicular and bike parking with the open space and streetscape and improvements item 50 is the motion affirming the planning commission certification of environmental impact report for the proposed project item 51 the motion reversing the certification and item 52 to have the preparation for the reversal of the boards certification. >> thank you, madam clerk colleagues before us an appeal of the final environmental impact report for the project at 90116th street and 12 hundreds 17th street located in district 10 our consideration of the appeal involves the analysis of adequacy and crackcy and completeness the environmental impact report without objection we will precede as follows there will be up to 10 minutes for the feelts describe the grounds of their appeal and two minutes for public commenters to speak in supports up to 10 minutes for representatives the planning department to present it's analysis for civil service the eir and the real parties interests to present their certification of the eir and up to two minutes for public commenters to speak in support of

carpenters and plumps and the sheet metal workers and the engineers and the teamsters and the labors and get my drift of men and women of the building and construction trades thank you all for being here >> (clapping.) >> it is my great pleasure to introduce our first speaker a man that is dedicated his entire career to benefit the workers families 4e78 e helping us with the community workforce and show the pathway to create opportunities we're not just jobs but access with health care and retirement security he's our 43rd mayor please welcome mayor ed lee. >> (clapping.) >> vince thank you very much i'm striving to be your brilliant mayor (laughter) vince thank you for your leadership and labors my own, of course, working with the buildings and trades can't have a greater partnering let me say it welcome to alex southeast community facility center in our bayview. >> (clapping.) >> how are things going all right. all right. you're still in shape keeping healthy i'm happy to be here on every occasion to be in the community we're talking about good paying jobs and families and careers

franciscans of democracy and inclusion of everyone and civic participation and fairness and providing an opportunity for all parents to have a voice in who gets the sites on the board of education in our city and shape the quality and equal opportunities of our schools i wanted to thank my staffing victor and angela and others from assemblyman david chiu's office but our broad coalition to credit for the growth of that shared values of 100 percent parental involvement in the schools especially psychologically man advocates and parents voices and faith in action and many youth commissioners and youth organizations for building our broad coalition i want to thank our co-sponsors supervisor campos, supervisor cowen, supervisor wiener and supervisor kim for supporting this effort i think that san francisco like other cities can make history by expanding the right to vote to parents in our public school and wanted to say quickly to as this coalition grows we want to doing everything we can to include the parents stories and how having 100 percent be parental involvement in the schools go m

to have their men and women go overseas and support the reserve and air force and army.dget called to a hurricane or tornado. for each one of you, please thank your wives for allowing you to do what you do and thanks for providing me such a tremendous sounding board and such tremendous support that we can move things quickly around the map. we have 10,000 guardsmen today serving overseas. we could not provide those combat ready forces that serve overseas and side-by-side with our act of counterparts. thank you as well. to all of my aids and my ex owes, i think you are on your eighth chief now. all for doing that and everyone who is watching. cannotshift gears -- we do this without the great support of our family. finishing up my first tour as an enlisted soldier, we got married and she has been with me ever since. hat, thank you and i will be ready to take on that list of things you want me to do. [applause] we will be doing my official retirement in missouri where i was sworn in as a lieutenant and the kids will be there, but i want to give a shout out to them. grant, o

and dry and warm and humid with 70s and 80s. >> catherine: fatal mistake that took a woman's life. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. which means that in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. and right now you can get 100 meg internet with equal upload and dowloads speeds, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good. >> catherine: live look at city and shiri tracking showers and which towns will today. >> coming down in patches and that's what they are tracking. >> shiri: everyownd cities needd all batch of coming out of providence, rhode island, another batch any rain right and unfortunately look like that baptist church of barely rain is batch that's going to head into boston here and much needed rain from londonderry to manchester, new hampshire, hollis, chelmsford, groton, ringe andghw tewksbury and westford starting to see the rain, boston it is just clouds friends, 76? righ

man wrist pills were found inside aspirin and vitamin bottles and tucked in a suitcase and duvrle bag and in a dressing room. >> hundreds of folks gathered in south jersey today for the largest animal rescue of the entire year. animal aid usa brought more than 380 shelter animals from georgia to marlton. local families and adoption agencies are saving these animals from being euthanizeed and veterinarians gave all of the animals a clean bill of health. more than 14,000 animals saved hins aid usa were founded in 2 2012. >> and children all ready for the new school year in chester, delaware county, hundreds of boys and girls picked up new backpacks today. they're excited about that. and the betterer living setser hosted 11th annual chester community fair and book bag give away and fair included basic health screenings as swelling. >> it was art class meets gym class philadelphia mills mall. more than 2,000 people took part in color vibe 5k race and families dressed up exercised and got colorizeed. they started with clean, white shirts and ran through various color stations. when al said

and montgomery is 5'8" and 130 pounds and last seen wearing a ee pants. police say montgomery is a relative of the child. she may have been impaired when she was driving away as well. anna lee was wearing a glittery gray shirt and black pants when police saw her in that pick-up truck. that was at 10:15 last night. if you have seen anna lee or the woman police say took her, montgomery, call police right away. gary? >> thank you much for that. >>> 5:31. good morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. gary, corey, colleen with you marty joins us, too. we have a little rain last night. that was very nice. could we see a repeat, you think? >> if you have to move way south, gary, you will have to pack it up and move down south, or closer to mon month hill to see any kind of rain, today. we really stabilized things. and the cold front came through and it cleared us out. it is a fantastic pre-dawn sky. here in denver this morning. and that combined with low pollen, it should make for a really good-looking friday. monsoon wind patter and the midwest, right now, fro

women and bakers and artists. not only do we want to live in a city where these arts and artists are performing these are well paying jobs where they are paying $20-$30 per hour that you do not need a college educationtwo achieve. how much housing, for where, and for who and how much hotel and office and how much community facilities and arts. the zoning allows us to map the city that we and we are encouraging a diversity of jobs for our city not everything for example can be office. while these are great jobs, we also need to make sure that we own areas that bakers, artists, and individuals can prepare and distribute they .we land use and zoning expresses what we value and the types of jobs that we can be in and they are at risk and we have heard countless stories and a recent report by the northern california grantmakers association have determined that four out of five nonprofits are concerned with the real estate cost of their long-term financial sustainability according to a study by the city of san francisco

modernizing our roads and bridges and tunnels and railways and ports and airports. >> on the gop side, donald trump spoke to the national association of home builders in miami, florida. he repeated his claim that president obama and hillary clinton are the founders of isis. their decisions to pull troops out of iraq was the direct result of the terror group's rise. >>> and macy's has announced they are closing 100 stores. they say most will close in early 2017, it represents 14% of the company's stores nationwide and they will boost their investments in online sales. the top clothing seller online but amazon is expected to past macy's sometime next year. >> the summer break has come to an ends for delaware students, that is right school is back in session at least in one district. maple school in claymont returned to school today backpacks in toe, most of the kids and parents had smiles on their faces as they walked through the doors. the school's principal found that starting school earlier has its benefits. >> we did a study 12 years ago and found that minimizing some of the summer

up and running in the neighborhoods and vital to our public parks and public libraries and they morehan libraries and parks they serve as good conversation hubs for the neighborhoods this budget includes over $29 million in capita investment and playground and extend library hours across the city this budget also allows us to start investing in the initial engineering of our seawall it also funds critical first responder equipment and replacement of our public safety radios i know this is what the communities wanted as we spoke to a lot of members of the community and got input from a lot of the departments this is what they said and we reflected in our bucketthorax i'm committed to why we have a strong budget i'm compromised to great financial policies in place lie two year budgeting. >> 5 years sftv our reserves and making sure that we deciding strategizing of the things we put before the voters on the ballot like we've done with our bond program and other things to make sure that things are going to be affordable to the long term we have worked together this particular year to clo

here, and especially this evening, and the clouds will precede them, though, and that will and moderate to heavy rain, from summit county, to the southwest. and especially in extreme southwestern colorado, with a flash flood watch in effect. from noon to 10:00. around here today, clearing skies. clear skies for now. it will be replaced with clouds this afternoon. and yes, a couple of storms around here. but appeal yakker at least i think we -- amelia, at least i think we will stay below 90s today. >> sky 9 is up and headed to the water main break across cemetery. it is the southbound lanes of wadsworth. shut down at 26th. and lakewood police department. they let us know about this issue, they are still working to let us know how big the pipe was, that will determine of course, how much repair needs to be done and how long we could see these lane closures. but right now, it is dark out there. traffic is pretty light. but it could impact us. sheridan is a good alternate route. out we go through the remainder of the morning rush where things are fairly calm and quiet. anywhere across the d

bennett, happy birthday to you. >> and i think-susan and dana and day, and the niece and nephews, please join us for the birthday cake which is a replica of your heart, not your heart but your painted heart in union square. should we come over here? susan, come on up. ny and day, and the niece and nephews, please join us for the birthday cake which is a replica of your heart, not your heart but your painted heart in union square. should we come over here? susan, come on up. we cut the piece of cake. should we all sing happy birthday again? okay. >> happy birthday to you. happy birthday to you. happy birthday mr. bennett, happy birthday to you. [applause] >> so, happy birthday tony and the mayor saying this is tony bennett day and also have the key to the city so you can park where you want to and have drinks where you want to but don't call me, call him. the day is only beginning because the giants wonderful party this evening where we will win, win, win. and tomorrow evening at the venetian room tony has a wonderful generosity will do a show that benefits the tony benefit fund forpede a

supporting bart and caltrain and expanding their service and caltrain and doing everything we can on the surface the bottom line the streets are not getting wider in san francisco we can't look at managing the impacts of development on the transportation system only from the supply side we need to look at managing demand we've done this in an ad hoc way for particularly large projects with that ordnance gives us the opportunity to do is use a very symmetric transparent research back method of building in through policy and law a very specific way of managing the demand that new development will bring so it is not creating unnecessary burden to the streets or the supply of transportation services so this is i think a huge step forward we are at the have an gaud other cities are looking at this ordinance as a potential model so we're really excited and think that is necessary we'll not be able to continue to manage the growth in san francisco without the tools and the systematic approach this ordinance will bring thank you for your time and consideration and the mta board unanimously s

theatre and the studio and gallery and sf gallery and presenter it richard program manager of the legacy business program. >> is he here and regaining executive director of the office of the small business commission. >> one procedural needed e note i want to read into the record all applications will be considered tonight there's the staff asks different that will be considered at a future agenda meeting. >> public comment. commissioners, i just sent richard aaron starr relay i'll start off and he'll arrive here we go. >> richard we switched items you'll start with the presentation so, yeah letting you know. >> hello commissioners how are you richard the legacy business program manager today, we have power point presentation for sfgovtv the administrative code section 2a dot 242 b says a legacy business means a business that is nominated by a member of the board of supervisors or is mayor and the office of the small business commission denominators and meets each the following criteria criterion one the business operated in san francisco for thirty years or more with month break exceedi

. >> and commissions but is jurisdictions around the bay area and on a route basis and yeah, so i was able to find it was done at a metal of professional standards and we've accepted this we've accepted this kind of information from sites and others consultants on a routed basis all right. thank you, my next question for the city attorney the economic feasibility analysis was flailed i think you heard the person believes that of flaltd and because it used the present land value instead of the lands use is there any legal stand. >> doorstop mirena burns through the president i think i want to address one point and more directly the pot about the land value the first point i want to address is that the alternatives feasibility studies way part of the planning commission decision making around approving the project the ceqa findings that are discussed were the ceqa approval for the project not the certification finding what is before this board a certification of the eir not the project approval so there is two different slightly different standards for looking at alternatives depend on

and you share the medals and share the fine. >> and he is back chilling with the ladies. >> and matt but speaking of rio -- >> yes, you do. >> i was at the beach and asked people what they think of the candidates, and here it is. ♪ >> what do you think hillary's good qualities are? >> she has a nice smile, i guess that. a good quality. >> you have a thing for hillary? >> well -- [ laughter ] >> well, she has been in politics and the white house for a lifetime. >> and she is a lifelong politician. what do you think that hillary's good qualities are? >> lying. >> she is a good liar? >> oh, the best. >> and she is trying to do something that a man has only done. >> are you voting for hillary? >> well -- >> wow! what do you think that the bad qualities are? >> she is a liar, man. stone cold liar, man. >> the nepotism and the corruption. >> you don't want a feminist as commander in chief. >> we girls are hormonal at times. >> i am glad i didn't say that. what do you think that trump's good qualities are? >> he is opiniis opinionated an corruptible. >> are you laughing at him? >> he is a g

and 8:00 p.m. and looking good and dry and late evening overnight at risk for couple spot showers. even early tomorrow morning, even though future cast painting a mostly dry wouldn't be shocked to see one or two pop-ups during the morning commute. main rain going to come in with this cold front starting around noon time here points north of boston, passing through the boston area and shifting into southeastern massachusetts between five and eight passing over the cape and then we are done. so best bet for storm going to be early and mid-afternoon tomorrow. unfortunately they are scattered, they are not widespread. we could really use widespread soaking. tomorrow going to be very hit or 88? in boston today 89 in bedford, 90 in lawrence, more upper 80s down to norwood and then we got low and mid-80s south shore down to the cape. nashua, new hampshire 88, worcester about 82?. heat is on, especially boston points north and west. tonight it is lows around and showers and not very good sleeping weather overnight tonight just because of that stickiness in the air. by tomorrow hot highs in

and then there is the fear that all of the customers and shoppers felt, others were walked out and you see them they're being watched by swat teams we have bryan mims with reaction from shoppers forced to escape and candace sweatt kicks off the garbage with what police are telling us, what do we know are right now? >>reporter: a much quieter scene they compared to a few hours ago, i just spoke with a raleigh police chief and deputy ago and they have done a clean sweep of the entire mall but as far as what people thought they heard this afternoon, they say they are searching and looking into all avenues and that includes mall surveillance video as well as cell phone video to try to get to the bottom of exactly what happened this afternoon. i again spoke with the police chief as well as a deputy police chief and this investigation is ongoing. sources are telling us from the inside that they did see gun or bullet holes inside the mall but again, police of trying to figure out exactly what happened and exactly what people thought they heard. anything to step forward and speak with investig

and wilmington 82 and the same in philadelphia and allentown 79 and cape may 76 and trenton currently 76 degrees. satellite 6 along with action radar showing it's one of those days that we get some breaks and some blue skies and the clouds fill back in. as you look to the north and west you see clear skies and that is thanks to high pressure settling for the next two days and that brings us beautiful weather, tonight partly cloudy skies and could have a bit of patchy fog developing late tonight in the suburbs, philadelphia 67, allentown 63 and cape may though, the low 70, wilmington 67 degrees and reading 64, the day planner showing tomorrow great day to get out and enjoy it. loads of sunshine and high pressure is in control and low humidity with dew points around 60 degrees that feels good for august and 8:00, 70 and 5:00, 83 and by 8:00 temperatures dropping down to the 70s. as expected the tropical wave has now become tropical storm earl. here it is right now, 50 miles per hour winds and beginning to strengthen and it's booking to the west. it looks like it is heading towards beliz

and running and running and runnin running. >> hot, sticky and humid, yes, and today a break from theidity. not much. but very short-lived. let's look tractor-trailer numbers today, matt, into the low 90s all three airports now. yesterday we had record breaking highs at dulles. and not so today. we were definitely well above where we should be. upper 80s. let's look at current temperatures. into the low 80s as far as d.c. and annapolis is concerned and elsewhere the 70s across the board and those dew points well they're hanging tough into the 6 0s. but the good news is as i said, not quite as humid as it has been. and a little bit that is about to change and let's take a look at the heat indexes now and it's not much of a difference from the air temperatures. that's a good indication the mutecy is lower than it has been. no triple values to talk about. >> 75 mostly clear skies and we're talking warm night and we will continue to see the heat around oh, but unfortunately it's coming back. heat and humidity by tomorrow, that humidity will gradually start to move in once again and by the

so, teddy and john and the werechusetts house members upset and they were deeply oncerned and wanted to fight hard to make sure the effort to remove the funding authorization did not succeed. it turned out that neither ted john kerry were on the authorizing committee but i was john chiafee. of we got to the portion the authorization bill that included the big dig and highway stuff teddy would call me at 7:00 in the morning and say now, fight like hell today for the big dig, right? tell me what you are going to do. i would say we will do our best. then at 7:15 john kerry would repeat the thing. so, we would go in at 9:00 and and about thatll time teddy and john kerry would releases of how much they are doing to save the authorizing bill and people to do it and we would read how much teddy had done that day. it went on several months. keep it in and they had many press conferences it.t then they developed a question about what would the name, what go on the tunnel under boston harbor that was a the big dig project. o i went to see ted and i said teddy i think the harbor tunnel should b

scottsdale and tempe and 100 and 100 and chandler and 101 and maricopa great quick look outside. 101 tomorrow, 102 monday and still a slight chance of rain through tuesday and the the couple dry days wednesday, thursday and friday with morning lows in the 80s. >>> we will be back after the break tracking this p lined.nse. aners. rgg... ve. re. >>> these monsoon storms have moved into the valley and i want to keep you updated, the outage numbers keep going. 4500 people without power at this hour every want to give you an idea of where these areas are be affected. i-17 i-17 fifties avenue. most people affected. 1600 people, 1500 people and all of these outage is not expected to get the power back and tell 10:00 pm. hopefully the rainstorms have cool down the temperatures at the basket over to laura. check we are seeing 70s out there for deer valley and scottsdale tracking storms but some changes taking place out there. one will be up in n. scottsdale road. we have a strong storms a couple minutes ago. some later rain along the one away into paradise valley. heavy rain and the strongest

and bouncing in and out of clouds and clouds winning out and 86 kids going home from school and dry, turn cloudy by 7:00 this evening and start with the slight risk of shower up across the mass, new hampshire border but 87 inland towns and cities. coast today mid to upper 80s and cape coolest at about 80?. rain drops overnight tonight into thursday and talk about the potential of labor day showers coming up. juli drive time traffic this morning. julie, it has been a busy morning for you. >> it has. bulk of the news we have been covering in traffic department earlier accident on route 1a northbound in east boston. route 1a is now completely all lanes back open and residual up. pike moving along fine. here are live drive times, and 128 to the tobin. 93 south and 38 minutes on 128 southbound from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. >> breaking news in east boston where ted williams tunnel is once again clear at this >> michael: two people killed and man and woman from out of state who were traveling on the it collided with subaru, sedan, not familiar with i left video game with gene

through the propeller, and the ability for these airplanes to fly fast and dive and climb away and come back and attack, that gives the french fighter squadron an advantage. one of the major technological innovations for fighter aircraft in world war i is the creation of a gun synchronizer system. that means you can mount a machine gun right in front of the pilot with a sight, and as you point the airplane, you can point your machine guns and hit your target. the problem with that is you have a spinning wood propeller in the way. and so, the creation of a mechanical linkage set up to a cam on the propeller shaft. as the propeller blade crosses in front of the two machine guns or one machine gun, it actually turns off the machine gun. and then as the propeller blade is passed, the propeller would turn back on. as 1917 proceeds into 1918 and the entry of the united states into the war, you have american air service pilots coming into the western front, and they're being equipped with french aircraft. there's not a frontline-ready american fighter for the conflict. and this particular spad

and democracy is something, you know, it's supposed to be struggled and talked about and a civild and way. he would want these young people to do that, to learn principled leadership and those kinds of things. here and seeck this done, finished, division operating would make both dad and mom very happy. i can't believe we got it done. ago i was chairman of the foundation when this vision and hopefullygn the devos learning center was coming about. i didn't know how we were going to do it. my mother pointed to me and said chairman. i had never been a chairman before. peopleod i had good around me. a lot of the trustees, marty allen, hank meyer. had some great co-chairs of my capital campaign. terry o'donnell, red thatne, super people really held my hand and helped me to go out into the community and around the country to raise for this. took mely peter sechia, over to see one of the wonderful members of this community, rich devos. he said, tell rich about your vision and your idea of having a student learning center where young people would learn about civics and principled leadership c

the breezes kick in and we cool off on sunday and monday and tuesday, 80s and 90s around the bay andd and comfortable 60s at coast. >> i am stealing mike's contend because the traffic center is so quiet. we are filling in the typical areas westbound san mateo bridge is filling in. a pretty start to the day. heavy typical traffic as you leave hayward area and head across the bridge. the traffic map shows some areas of red that filled in and ever all we are lighter than average. i want to get you down to southbound 17, eastbound highway nine, near los gatos and a vehicle left the roadway on the ramp and it sounds like the vehicle is in bushes right now, and a call are said it looked like a tree want through the vehicle and they calling for an ambulance but we did not have word on condition of the driver. in any kay could you have flight delays in the area. a bart note for the weekend. in service at daly city saturday, sunday and monday so including the labor day holiday. >> appreciate that and we have seven things you need to know before you go in a minute. and jetblue in florida is pu

59, and he tied for the fifth, and starting at 70th. and russell needed this par putt to avoid the playoff, and for second win, and he had to scrape the post-tournament spotlight jim furyk. >> i had a giant smile on my face watching that play, or at least it felt like that to me. >> mr. 58, how does that sound? >> that sounds darn good. >> you may be called that for the rest of your life. >> that won't bother me much. >>> and the nascar, ricky makes hard contact with the ball and gets hit by jj, and he is okay. the final lap, denny hamlin trying to hold off martin, and he gets spun out, and denny hamlin cruising to the finish line for his first ever road course victory. >>> game day tonight and the raiders fans, we've got you, sean smith will be on the show, and good stuff.>>> we knew that hunter pence would have black eye today. >>> thank you for watching us, insist that 6:00 for a full hour of news.>> blue skies everybody. >> clinton pulls ahead. a new cbs poll shows hillary clinton expanding her lead in a key state with donald trump