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no word on whether they'll ange the name entirely. >> just hours away until apple's big day. just next, excitement building and people are expecting something big. >>yes, fire destroys a rollercoaster at magic untain. how could this happen? >>oday look for summer heat by the end of the week. >> there may be a solution for your broad band or wi-fi connection >>> the rumor mill is abuzz over an announcement just hours away. apple expected to unveil a new iphone, maybe something else, tomorrow in cupertino. jonathan bloom vefls into the anticipation to see wt it's about. >> at the conference, endless rows of entrepreneurs are taing about start ups and something else. >> this is the conversati here. >> in just hours, tim cook will take the stage in cupertino. >> not yet. >> someone else has apple insider posted this video of what looks like a giant white box. there is speculation it could be a hu demo area at the least a new iphone. also, this leaked video shows someone in china may have one. >> all of our devices have gone higher. >> samsung just unveiled it's galaxy note four.

head south through the lockheed industrial park, into the golden try ang until san jose, spread around the bay, but was consistently heading south, and then with the arrival of the internet, hopped north to san francisco, and the capital of silicon valley has been san francisco since 1998. there's a lot of math down here but that's where all the action has been. i'm beginning to notice interesting changes and i'm sure motion of you live close to here, you've probably noticed changes, too. mose obviously fact they put up those house for sale signs in your neighborhood and the house sells 14 hours later for $1.6 million? the one that you -- my parents because an eichler in sunnyvale, they had a house in mountain view they bought for 19,000, and then they bought an eichler for $26,000. the house in sunnyvale, the last i looked, it was worth 1.5 million and it's gone up 20% since the beginning of the year. live in the oldest house in the south bay, and it's in a neighborhood just off bernardo in sunnyvale, and the houses in my neighborhood do not sell -- they don't take any longer than two

what can the international community and gulf nions do to re-inill or ange the fundamental directionf the region? >> we need to be very careful because countries like saudi beena and the uae have major supporters of the counterterrorism effort since 2003. we have had a lot of independent money. tensions inside kuwait have created problems. there does seem to be some degree of unity now. one key answer to your question is there has to be an arab effort on a religious and ideological level to deal with 'extremism.t states herippled the country's economy and its employment. >> that is all the time we have for today. we appreciate it. we talked to the man who leads thcommand of ely 300,000 airm m the air education and training commandrains more then 92,000 airmen per yr. heading this massive force is general robin ran to. we met him at the annual conference and tradeshow outsise of washington. i asked him what impact the budget cuts have had on their ability to train airmen. at atcave been ok because the chief and secretary both invested in the training access -- training assets. we hase

jackie de angelis is now good. we can hear you now. >> hi, good afternoon, scott. you guys are talking about the dollar and yeah, it's sitting at a 14-month high. and as a matter of fact we're almost at levels not seen since 2010. so some really dramatic moves here. i want to get your take on what the action we're seeing in the dollar right now. because it's measured against a basket of currencies, so the question really is -- is the dollar strengthening or is it the weakness we're seeing in the other currencies that really is more in play here? >> think about it this way, jackie. if we just looked at the fed by itself. they're buying $25 billion of bonds every month. they have zero short-term rates. the fed has done nothing to get this crown of the strong dollar. what's really happened is that the euro has fallen apart, the yen has fallen apart. the sterling has fallen apart and the dollar looks great by comparison. we get the benefit of commodity prices and an easy fed. a perfect situation. >> that's the thing, the dollar having an impact on commodities across th

. >> reporter: ang and file union members and families on the march on this annual day of union pride. conceived to celebrate all that has been accomplished in battle for higher wages, better work conditions and benefits for working men and women. a constant ongoing struggle labor leader emphasize to avoid marching backwards. >> i worry about the future to kids and young folks in the union and stability of the unions. >> this country had a big gap in the last few years between very wealthy and middle class. i would like to see that gap decrease and bring the standards of the poorer people up. >> among labor day marchers today fast food workers across the nation are continuing their struggle to unionize while demanding wage increase to 15 dollars an hour. after parade a relaxing day at pens land heing and politicians promising if elected they'll be friends of labor. on this day of relaxation laborers say they can not afford a take a day off. >> there are organizations like alex and coke brother who's are anti-union who are working against things important to families. >> this labor day

ang dangerous intersection in pinole plagued with car accidents including a fatality. >> happening nearelementary school here. residence have had enough and they are taking action. >> allen wong is there live with the story. alan. >> the neighbors at this intersection have caught more than just one accident. on the surveillance camera. but they say things calmed down a bit after city put flashing warning sign down here but then they took it away that's when the accidents started back up again including the one yesterday. when arlene car got hit on sunday morning in pinole it wasn't the first time. >> in the 16 years that i have lived here i have been hit at least 10 times. >>reporter: melissa barber lives across the street on tara hills drive said reckless drivers total all her cars e.we have 9 accidents since october. >>reporter: last october a car whizzed by a neighbor security camera afterlessing control during a police chase. it slammed into barbara pickup truck killing the passenger. three months later another car slammed into the same truck and 2 more of barbara cars. >> i was lea

ang win at 48. sun and clouds. showers developing. there is a couple showers. mild temps. 70s on these. here is sal. >>> steve, good morning. and right now obviously traffic is doing well. we will be watching closely in marin county as some people may be driving today because they can't take the ferry. we will tell you more about why that is happening. this is a look at 80 westbound. the traffic is off to a good start. right now we are on the bay area. it is light. it may not stay that way in many areas. let's move along to the bay bridge toll plaza. about an eight minute dry from this point to the san francisco side of the bridge with no major issues. if you are driving in oakland, the traffic on 880 and 580 is doing well. it's 4:30, let's go back to the desk. >>> topping our news and happening now thousands of commuters have to find another way to work. that is because boat captains are holding a one-day strike. ktvu tara moriarty is joining us now from the larkspur ferry terminal. >> reporter: about 9,000 commuters that live in the north bay will have to eit

he says up particular of vandalism over the summer prompt the ang else to return to street presence and could give the vandal a second thought. >> when we walk down the sidewalk they know not to do anything silly and if something is happening they can come to us for help. >>reporter: the angels will observe a and report anything suspicious they see to police. in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> some developing news the patient in texas isolated after showing signs of the ebola virus. tonight doctors in dallas say the patient symptoms and travel history suggest he may have the dead hi disease. ebola killed more than 3000 people in east africa. cdc in atlanta is doing testing on the patient and hopes to have preliminary results tomorrow. >> san jose 2 men hoping to become the city next mayor face off at forum hosted by ebay and the silicon valley leadership group. lil i don't know is there. >> spl san jose mayor candidate here face off ebay north campus. the city councilman and county supervisor debated everything from pot hole. >> we recognize our road have got a long way to go. >>reporter:

he says up particular of vandalism over the summer prompt the ang else to return to street presence andld give the vandal a second thought. >> when we walk down the sidewalk they know not to do anything silly and if something is happening they can come to us for help. >>reporter: the angels will observe a and report anything suspicious they see to police. in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> some developing news the patient in texas isolated after showing signs of the ebola virus. tonight doctors in dallas say the patient symptoms and travel history suggest he may have the dead hi disease. ebola killed more than 3000 people in east africa. cdc in atlanta is doing testing on the patient and hopes to have preliminary results tomorrow. >> san jose 2 men hoping to become the city next mayor face off at forum hosted by ebay and the silicon valley leadership group. lil i don't know is there. >> spl san jose mayor candidate here face off ebay north campus. the city councilman and county supervisor debated everything from pot hole. >> we recognize our road have got a long way to go. >>reporter: to

in weed, california, angeli hempfield, kpix5. >> the residents sifted through ash and debris. it is not an easy task. one woman was looking for gold coins. another, something very valuable to her. >> i'm looking for my wedding ring hoping that they will still be maybe not intact, but at least the stones will be there. >> it was made in san francisco. that is three dollars made in 1856. >> the fire is 25% contained. and highway 50 is el dorado county is closed because of a wile fire burning nearby. >>> we are hearing from people burning in hollister who wondered what a man in the neighborhood was up to. look at this. a bomb squad detonated hundreds of pounds of dynamite. they found it in this guy's house after responding to a burglary. he brings stuff home and he had a lot of stuff at his house that i kind of wondered about sometimes. so, but i don't think he was a bad guy. he just wasn't thinking. >> . >> police say the homeowner is in the military collectibles business. the bomb squad described the man as a hoarder. the house was so packed they had to go in one by one to remo

ang dangerous intersection in pinole plagued with car accidents including a fatality. >> happening near an elementary school here. residence have had enough and they are taking action. >> allen wong is there live with the story. alan. >> the neighbors at this intersection have caught more than just one accident. on the surveillance camera. but they say things calmed down a bit after city put flashing warning sign down here but then they took it away that's when the accidents started back up again including the one yesterday. when arlene car got hit on sunday morning in pinole it wasn't the first time. >> in the 16 years that i have lived here i have been hit at least 10 times. >>reporter: melissa barber lives across the street on tara hills drive said reckless drivers total all her cars e.we have 9 accidents since october. >>reporter: last october a car whizzed by a neighbor security camera afterlessing control during a police chase. it slammed into barbara pickup truck killing the passenger. three months later another car slammed into the same truck and 2 more of barbara cars. >> i was

also ang lease plans to continue using social media to bring more awareness about bullying, reporting live, kenneth moton, "channel 6 action news." >> so upsetting. thanks for the update. we posted the full video and we'll continue to post the latest open the investigation right there on our app and web site. >> now let's talk football, eagles season open are a tale of two halves down 17-0 half thyme and bird came roaring back to beat the jaguars. >> jeff skversky joins us with the highlight and for a while we were not sure if we would have highlights. >> eagles players afterwards were like fine we'll score at will to problem not documenting this for a second go figure it was so ugly the eagles were getting off the field. even chip kelly said he was booing. he did not throw chairs during the half time speech he calmed them down after getting down 17-0 in the opener. eagles make the fans sweat it out against jacksonville. in the first game of the season down 17-0. que up the come back. sproles and sproles and foles eagles on the board within ten. next drive, foles, 25 yard score to zac

>> good evening from los ange s angeles. tonight the second of two nights with joan rivers. at 81 she's still going strong. her latest is already on the "new york times" best seller list. glad you joined us for night two with the incomparable joan rivers coming up right now. ♪ >> contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ >> welcome back to night two of our conversation with joan rivers. i said last night in case you didn't see the show last night, if you didn't, go to the website and check it out. i said last night thai have been wanting to talk to joan rivers for so many years when i first moved to the city 27 years ago. joan was the first comic ever i saw do stand-up at carlos and charlie's. i have been trying the longest time, particularly when the documentary came out, i wanted to have you on. couldn't make the dates work. i'm delighted she is here for her new book, perennial "new york times" best-selling author, joan rivers. "diary of a mad diva." there's funny stuff in here. how did you know -- or is there no line for you? >> have you such g

ang dangerous intersection in pinole plagued with car accidents including a fatality. >> happening nearn elementary school here. residence have had enough and they are taking action. >> allen wong is there live with the story. alan. >> the neighbors at this intersection have caught more than just one accident. on the surveillance camera. but they say things calmed down a bit after city put flashing warning sign down here but then they took it away that's when the accidents started back up again including the one yesterday. when arlene car got hit on sunday morning in pinole it wasn't the first time. >> in the 16 years that i have lived here i have been hit at least 10 times. >>reporter: melissa barber lives across the street on tara hills drive said reckless drivers total all her cars e.we have 9 accidents since october. >>reporter: last october a car whizzed by a neighbor security camera afterlessiduring a pol during a police chase. it slammed into barbara pickup truck killing the passenger. three months later another car slammed into the same truck and 2 more of barbara cars. >> i was

the washington press corps seems it angs, to find out if the u.s.s at war. >> no longer threatening -- an isil that can't accumulate followers or threaten muslims in syria, iraq or otherwise. and that's exactly what success is. >> the chief of staff of the white house talking about what success would look like. interestingly, a poll that was just released this morning, 70% of americans are skeptical that the u.s. will achieve its aims against i s. >> many thanks for that shihab. we will hear from australia, one of the first countries to gives details of its contribution to the military effort against the i.s group. the prime mine sister said his country will send 600 airmen and special operations personnel. >>, along with eight combat fighters, command aircraft and refueling plane. the forces will be based at u.s. military facilities in the united arab emirates. >> i have to warn the australian people, that should this preparation and employee at deployment extend that this could go on for quite some time, months rather than weeks, perhaps many, man

he says up particular of vandalism over the summer prompt the ang else to return to street presence and could give the vandal a second thought. >> when we walk down the sidewalk they know not to do anything silly and if something is happening they can come to us for help. >>reporter: the angels will observe a and report anything suspicious they see to police. in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> some developing news the patient in texas isolated after showing signs of the ebola virus. tonight doctors in dallas say the patient symptoms and travel history suggest he may have the dead hi disease. ebola killed more than 3000 people in east africa. cdc in atlanta is doing testing on the patient and hopes to have preliminary results tomorrow. >> 2 men hoping 2 men hoping to become the city next mayor face off at forum hosted by ebay and the silicon valley leadership group. lil i don't know is there. >> spl san jose mayor candidate here face off ebay north campus. the city councilman and county supervisor debated everything from pot hole. >> we recognize our road have got a long way to go. >>repor

high school senior angeli senk marrero posted clips on instagram with #thebullyproject. >> it was just disturbing either way that you can stoop down to the level and bully somebody who can't defend themselves at all. [ bleep ] >> the victim was injured in one of the attacks. he was treated at the hospital and released. and again, new castle county police say a 13 and 14-year-old have both been charged. charges include offensive touching, assault on a vulnerable adult and conspiracy. you can read more about the investigation on nbc10.com. live in the digital operations center, tracy davidson, nbc 10 news. >>> six minutes after 4:00 a.m. now. happening today, an atlantic county teenager who was killed in a chain-reaction car crash will be laid to rest today. a viewing will be held for 14-year-old ashlyn cook at our lady of sorrows church in lynwood this morning, followed by her funeral. ashlyn and four of her friends, all soccer players at mainland regional high school, were on their way to a tournament when their car was hit by a truck on route 40 in hamilton township. police are still

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picked up at ang slight to moderate pace.geles has the expensive housing markets in the nation. less of a pension their paycheck than in new york. that does a pretty top stories at this hour. back to you. >> and very much, carol massar. home depot is working with banks and law enforcement officials to learn more about stolen information. be purloined data was posted online. adam tanner is the author of a new book called "what stays in vegas." adam, thank you very much for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> the information gathered all simplifiedrld can be by looking at what happens with las vegas and personal data. >> i looked at las vegas and saw in a numbeructive ways. more people are married and las vegas than anywhere in the united states. there are more video cameras watching in the casinos -- 3000, -- than anyameras other place in the united states. they have targeted customer loyalty programs. there are many different friends atlook at -- fronts to look how data is gathered and wide. >> and caesars using data to m

one is the addition of ki ang which means young [ expletive ].igested juice that's made from when a cow eats grass. [ expletive ] juice. >> oh, geez. >> exactly, yeah. >> oh, no. >> i did not order that. we're not having that. >> okay. we're not having that. >> we're not having that. >> i'm thinking we'll stick to the plain blood soup, thank you very much. >> the way they make it is they take the raw blood and they scrunch it with lemon grass for a long time. >> right. >> because that kind of kills the gamey flavor of the blood, helps with the coagulation and adds flavor. then they actually make chopped larb. the minced meat salad. looks raw. that goes in. whole bunch of deep fried krunai, or innards. >> [ speaking foreign language ]. >> here it is. >> you're not kidding. that's like a horror movie. like "csi" soup. i'm eating out of an open wound. actually, that's completely delicious. utterly delicious. >> and that makes you look like a vampire. it's quite spicy. you can taste the chilies. it doesn't really taste like blood. it just kind of tas

let's look at the levels very quickly. ,ang seng, hang seng composite still seeing some red. you have the heavily weighted stocks turning around a little bit. at one was down over 3% point. you have the retailers, which we are watching closely. we are expecting a lot of tourists coming to the city perhaps prop up retail spending in the city. that is what we have for the moment. wish, back to you. ask the other stories we are cash following, aes the company protecting it from your. -- from kkr. tpg wasis last month, had to also be in the running to match kkr's offer. a quick look at hyundai this monday morning. leaders hope to resume talks over a long-running dispute about bonuses. they canceled a partial strike that had been planned for today. new talks scheduled to start at 3:00. the indian prime minister wells the crowd in new york, saying he won't look back. modi was given a rapturous reception at madison square garden. he promised the days of india's top-heavy bureaucracy to be over with. later, he will be in washington for talks with president obama. u.s.e u.s. -- in 200

raises itsalibaba $68 ange from $66 to share. what does it say about their valuation strategy? and we hear from tim cook about the role steve jobs played in getting him to join the company. you can watch us streaming on r tablet, and at bloomberg.com. ♪ >> i'm emily chang and this is "bloomberg west." a battle to control russia's was popular social network has ended. the stake owned by capital partners has been bought out for $1.5 million. the two sides have agreed to drop all litigation. from one of russia's biggest tech companies to china's largest tech company -- just a few days to go until ali baba starts trading and what could become the largest ipo in history. but with the company boosting its offering to $28 billion, is it still offering investors a better bang for their buck than some other options out there? to otherit compare publicly traded chinese internet companies? think of them raising the price? >> low and too low end, they've raised their price by 10%. that suggests demand. there is a significant amount of demand. ma and his team talking to the complexities of

up with ang to come new minimum wage, eight pounds per hour. later withll be up the possibility of introducing a 50% rate of and, and cutting down mp's pay. >> thank you and we will talk about it later. now, coming up on the show a totle bit later, going back manchester and labour party conference. we will speak to the shadow business secretary a little later. what else is on our radar? g-20. warning of a potential increase in market risk as major economies rely on stimulus. low interest rates. after the g-20 meeting, christine lagarde said it can reduce the danger. >> we believe central banks do have the tools and macro tools for the potential of valuation in the market. and potentially use of them if it necessary. we believe there are equipped to deal with some of the potential risk. shares under pressure. but the airliners in the second week of strikes. hila striking about expanding low-cost that pays less than their regular carrier. ends thision week week. we caught with the director of "vogue italiana." >> the strength of italy is [indisce

. >> ang he he will island served as the pint on of are entry for about 1 million asian immigrants.tation is now a museum. congratulations to the new u.s. citizens today. another naturalization ceremony was held in yosemite and with a a view they had. the national park service provided these images. all together, 45 people became u.s. citizens. they came from germany, pakistan, india and mexico. >> overseas now scotland where people are deciding whether they want to be citizens of the united kingdom. the polls open in an hour and a half. a former james bond is weighing in. >> the english monarch inside the walls on of her scottish estate tonight, reminding us oa scene of the queen. in a packed pub, we heard first hand the passions ignited by the scottish independents. >> freedom! >> that's what is on the ballot here tomorrow. the ancient dream of them having their own country. free from having been controlled by the british. >> they will take our lives but they will never take our freedom! >> polls show the outcome here is too close to call. famous faces weighing in. saun conry sayi

david saint ange is accused of lying to police and his father is accused of striking him in the head and then got his son to help him dispose of the body in susquehanna county. >>> police in berks county discovered something dangerous and deadly during a dui arrest. they say they found a man passed out in his car next to three makeshift bombs and his two young children were in the backseat. james wally, was parked outside of a variance store and a concerned customer tipped off police and the bomb squad safely detonated the explosives and nobody was hurt. >>> it's been a year since a devastating fire knocked out a piece of the seaside boardwalk in seaside heights. it burned down a section of the boardwalk, called fun town pier. the businesses have yet to rebuild and investigators determined that the fire started in aged wiring that was compromised in salt water and sand during super storm sandy. >>> on the weather front we are ending work week on a high note, shaping up to be a fabulous friday. "action news" meteorologist, melissa magee is outside of our studios with the early word fr

to break all this down from the center for american progress, vice president of immigration policy, angengela maria kelley. your study finds that any sort of action would bring in big revenue. what is exactly the significance here? >> yeah, we're leaving dollars on the table by not taking action and not taking it quickly, frankly. what we know is that we have got about 8 million undocumented workers in this country. employees work under the table, with a work permit, we will see their wages go up by about 8.5%. as you said, depending on how big the group is that the president covers and gives work permits to. we're going to see substantial dollars in tax revenue. we would urge the president to go big because we think it's a common economic solution. what is go big. specifically, what would you like to see the president two vis-a-vis immigration? >> in terms of dollars and cents, right, if he covers people who have been here at least five years, who have to come forward, they have go to through background checks, you know, they have to get their fingerprints. it covers people who have bee

. >> the president had a passionate mess ang fge for you people in the muslim world. >> here i would like to speak directly to young people across the muslim world. you come from a great tradition that stands for education, not ignorance. innovation, not destruction. the dignity of life, not murder. those who call you away from this path are betraying this tradition, not defending it. >> the president made the case in order to fix terrorism in the long term, deep rooted problems have to be addressed. meanwhile president obama made clear isis can expect the full force of american air power. >> we will use our military might to role back isil, we will train and equip forces fighting on the ground. we will work to cut off their financing and stop the flow of fighters into and out of the region and already over 40 nations have offered to join this coltitialition, those who continue to fight for a hateful fight will find they are not alone. we will fight for those not those who destroy. >> five new confirmed strikes took place tuesday and wednesday carried out strikes in syria and iraq. t

these politicians in london don't understand us, don't get us, they're rushing up here with their mess angthey're in fact in disarray. this is what he said. >> yes, i think it's counterproductive for their campaign. not because i say so or the yes campaign says so but because their reaction in the streets and communities of scotland sees us as a last gasp piece of desperation from the westminster establishment and the westminster establishment are not popular in england, never mind in scotland. >> you know, when you look at it, carol, the fact that these politicians have rushed up here barely a week before the vote really is indicative for people in scotland that westminster, london, the government there, doesn't understand the scots. that they've misjudged it, left it to the last minute. they had opportunities to put these offers on the table, these economic offers on the table years ago. they haven't done it. and that in essence is what the scots are saying. you don't understand us. let us run our own country. zmarl. >> fascinating. nick robertson reporting live from from scotland. thank

ange the koch brothers run oil refineries and control thousands of miles of pipeline and giving them a financial stake in the fossil fuel industry. koch-owned flint hill resources owns refineries in alaska, minnesota and process crude oil. the company owns a 3% stake, 4,000 miles of oil and products pipeline in the united states and 80,000 barrels per day. in addition, koch industries held multiple leases on the polluting tar sands of canada since the 1990' and it operates the pipelines that carry the tar sands from canada into minnesota where they own oil refineries. it is time we have real campaign finance reform. time that we pass a constitutional amendment that reverses the decision insight sense united and take the influence that koch industries has on policy makers to standing up for climate change. it's also time that we end this false debate. let's accept that climate change is truly happening. let's believe in the science, the overwhelming majority of scientists who accept that it is happening. let's move past that debate. once we move past that debate, let's have the real d

and ang, i agree with you that keeping that person, that significant other from high school is a badem today. dump them today. pick up the phone. >> there are children watching this show going, these people are evil. >> no, we're right. we know. >> i said children because i'm very old. bob, do you miss college and its perceived lack of responsibility? >> oh, absolutely. listen, here's one of the things. i want to -- you've got an opportunity now, maybe three or four days of college so far, because greg's right, every college is a communist, socialist, disgraceful, anti-western, anti-capitalist place. get out. go to trade school. that's what you need to do. >> right. >> the fact of the matter is, there are some schools like that, not all. i think college is the best four years of my life. and i went through the anti-war movement. it was pretty ugly. we had some kids killed at kent state, jackson state. but it was still a wonderful time. i had -- well, you could do whatever you want. and drugs were -- you don't want to use drugs now because they're much more complicated now. when i was

and i also have believe that there's a thirst for compromise ang democrats and republicans in congress but at this moment in thi political climate, reacng a compromise is going to be incredibly difficult. sot some pot, either boehner has to say, guys, we have to take our medicine, get this over with,or the president is going to have to s, we have to do whatever we can, although it will be tempory and inadequate and fall short of his own ideals, at some point, we have to grant our eno and our communities some sort of relief. we've been talking about this for years. at some point, we haveo get it to a solution. >> maybe the soluon is staring everyone in the face and tat is the four bils reported out of he juciary committee led by chairman bob goodlot. if great energycould be -- and i'm talking about sincere energy put behind that legislation, ot something that wou move to conference where the senate and the white house would like to work their will, but to actually move fward in an incremental fashion achieving border security,eal border security in the nonsense rhetoric that you can't s

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and this issue has become a big deal after ang lee that jolie preemptively decided to have a double mastectomyer women are using the genetic tests. you really have to talk to your doctor. >>> this is the second day back to school for many kids. >> and chuck bell took the storm team 4 x 4 out to herndon high school. >> reporter: good morning. a beautiful morning out here in herndon, virginia. home of the fighting hornets. this sign built by the class of 1991. doug and angie both graduated here. angie told me that her actual graduation date remains a classified top secret. but we will keep doing shall digging. bus stop weather, it's a muggy start outside. temperatures are right now in the upper 60s and low 70s. and by the time you come home afternoon bus stop rides will be in the upper 80s and low 90s. and plenty of humidity out here. relative humidity here in herndon, 99%. breaking news in the traffic department. >>> good morning. breaking news, bw parkway southbound as you're approaching the beltway, very slow. it's easing a little bit in the past couple of minutes, but it was a work zone that

and i've seen my dad get overtaken by anger before, so i can just picture him being so ang angry. >> reporter: she says she suspects her father is bi-polar but he's never been diagnosed. police served a search warrant at his home and gathered evidence. she apologized to galindo's family. >> i would lake to give the family peace of mind if they want to know anything or if they want to ask me anything. i mean, i am here for them. >> reporter: osako is being held without bail and will likely make his first court appearance on monday. in south san francisco alan wang, abc 7 news. >>> concern is growing this morning for a teenaged girl from santa rosa missing for more than two days. family members say they last saw 16-year-old rebecca weaver in her bedroom wednesday night. the 5'8", 145-pound rebecca, a student at continuation high school, is believed to have run away. rebecca has a medical condition that requires medication, and she doesn't have it with her. according to the santa rosa press democrat, family members say a breakup with a boyfriend may have prompted her to leave. >>> the f

they don't just show stock foot ang of the white house or post card picture, they choose footage of the white house that maybe you might take yourself on your cell phone if you were driving past the white house, which then makes it extra scary when it comes from isis. this is the footage they show of the white house. like drive-by not very professional footage. makes you wonder, hmm, how did they shoot this? is isis casing the white house? are they here? that's the feeling they're trying to create, right? they're here, they're coming for us. this is a war between the united states of america and isis. and they think they're going to win. they think they're going to threaten the white house. they thing they're going the take over our country. as the islamic caliphate, right? worldwide ambitions. they're coming for us. late last month in nigeria, a group called boko haram also declared that they are an islamic caliphate. of course, that's awkward because the whole idea of the caliphate is that it's supposed to rule the whole world. there can't be two as long as we only have one world. isi

land it on the surface and hope that the surface texture is smooth enough to get down and land it and ange it well. this site is the best of a number of sites that are not much better. the good thing about this site is it's a good site scientifically, with the least amount of hazards for the landing. it's not ideal, none of them are ideal, but it happens to be the best of the worst. >> the gravitational pull of the comet is so weak, i read that it will only weigh about a gram. if it does get attached to the rock with harr poons, which is what they are planning on doing, how long will it take us to know what it finds, and what do we hope it will find? >> well, the great thing about this is that there's a lander and an orbiter that will orbit around the spacecraft. once the lander touches down and anchors themselves, it will upload it to the orbiter so it can be sent back to earth. the great thing is this is the first time that mankind landed an object on the comet with the intent to be there for a while to study it as the comet orbits the sun. >> what do we learn. >> it is changing our und

. >> there are diplomatic overtures being made -- >> overtures, speeches, contacts -- >> ang lashgs youn't -- >> why can't you? >> whether or not you -- we all want him home, right? >> yeah. >> but he did break the law. >> yes, he did. >> so, there are -- >> he was lost. >> we have to deal with that. i think that -- >> yet, we take mexico's criminals, their disenfranchised, their poor, their children, here in america that our government dollars are paying for but they can't release one american? one warrior. >> there's an effort under way to bring this man back both -- this is being handled by the secretary -- the state department. >> six months. >> look, i hope he comes home tomorrow because it is a very sad situation that he's in. >> there's that hope again. >> i'm not entirely sure we should be attacking the president for this. what is -- >> we have to leave it there. wednesday there's a hearing. we'll tune in for that. angela and doug, good to see you both. thank you. >>> we're used to gas prices fluctuating, often with increasing unrest in middle east, but with tensions rising agai

you can make ang argument he was too slow and st.didn't have a need for him or other teams didn't have a scheme that could fit him, fine. you cannot say michael sam is not one of the 300 best practice squad players around in the country especially because he was mvp of the toughest conference in football for one of his years at missouri. >> without question, the whole situation started to stink a little bit come yesterday afternoon when michael sam didn't have a spot on a practice squad. agreed that there was no shock when he got cut from the rams. ad adam shek ter tweeted this in tweling stat, 12 nfl players had three aks and ten are on rosters and one on a practice squad and only one was out of work yesterday as of noon or so yesterday. >> this year 41 players including sam were selected by nfl teams in the final and seventh round 80% were slated to start the season on an nfl roster. we hear this talk about distractions, the circus is coming to town. i think one individual who brought a bigger circus to town was johnny manzeil and

with all this stuff happening at once, this is worth keep ang eye on, particularly in terms of whether some sort of american response potentially over the weekend. after u.s. jets intercepted the russians, i should tell you that more russian planes came back a few hours later and did the same thing off the canadian coast. so russia is apparently trying to upset everyone right now. things right now with russia are both tense and weird. set a google alert. keep your eye on this one. this is the first power plant in the country to combine solar and natural gas at the same location. during the day, we generate as much electricity as we can using solar. at night and when it's cloudy, we use more natural gas. this ensures we can produce clean electricity whenever our customers need it. ♪ i make a lot of purchases foand i get ass. lot in return with ink plus from chase. like 50,000 bonus points when i spent $5,000 in the first 3 months after i opened my account. and i earn 5 times the rewards on internet, phone services and at office supply stores. with ink plus i can choose how to redeem my

pockets of fog. 48 up in ang win. some of the higher elevations have cooled off. lake port is 51.t 50. mid 50s in the russian river area. the breeze is not much of one. it may pick up a little bit later. this has to swing in. this will be an afternoon event. sun and clouds. pockets of morning fog. showers and maybe some thundershowers. a lot of 70s here. here is sal. >>> steve, right now we do not have golden gate ferry service. we've been saying it a lot. we'll be repeating it. we're looking at the golden gate bridge. more people may be driving in. there goes a transit bus. transit buss are running. there are no ferry boats today. all day. that includes the nighttime 5:45 boat to the san francisco giants game. that is also not running out of larkspur. we expect more people to be on the road. we have a reporter on this story and we will find out more about what people are doing. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. there is a little bit of a backup in some of the cash lanes but nothing major just yet. if you are on 580 already getting a little slow traffic. let's go bac

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speen w subpoena a bunch of documents and a lot of things can be taken care of with the igs within ang encys. but this seems politicized. what it would be, that is the sense that you get, there's a political element to this? >> from our standpoint, what we have seen is simply, and lots of different reviews, objections being raised, no one has said to us that it is being done maliciously. i will let others decide how this all came about and why. >> it has been my experience to pry information out of this administration that delay, stone wall and quite frankly when dealing with the irs, outright lie seems to be the rule of the day. and eventually, some of these -- y'all got some of the documents that y'all were after. but this is only after the leadership and the doj determined that they were positive. again, this points to the plitsism of it. i don't i don't have another question. i just want to express publicly and on the record my dismay at the dismantling of what i think has been one of the most effective oversight and reform tools within the government of the inspector general as be