would essentially encourage this type of arrange where we winding down a project area and having another city department take over that authority. i would note the redevelopment disaligez law authorizes city to request they take over the land use authority from a former redevelopment agency and so it is absolutely clear there is statutory authority to do this and finally of course is the nature of this project that lies within the project area given its relatively small size really only 337 square feet of a parcel that is over 20 thousand square feet. in delegating the land use authority we are delegating the review under sequa and the determination of whether or not the improvements on this small triangular property comply with the sequa law. so with that oorks cii staff recommends you approve the delegation agreement and i'm here to answer any questions. >> thank you. any speaker cards? >> i do not. >> okay. any comments? questions? none? i think commissioner mondejar made a motion and so therefore let's set the orders. commissioner bustos is second. been moved and seconded. please call the

olympic committee will seek another american city to bid for the 2024 games after it became apparent there was not enough support in boston. the final straw, boston's mayor yesterday said he would not risk taxpayer dollars to fund the games. usoc has till mid-september to come up with another city, likely l.a., san francisco or d.c. >> a text message could hijack your android phone. a security research firm has found a major flaw that affects nearly all android phones. that's 950 million phones. so far, there are no reported cases of anyone exploiting this security flaw. but it could allow a hacker access to everything on your phone, even the microphone and the camera. that is scary stuff. >>> amazon reportedly wants to get into the grocery business according to the silicon valley business journal. customers would order groceries on line, pick them up in a drive-through store. many shoppers say they're interested. right now online sales only account for about 1% of grocery spending. there's no comment from amazon. i would do that. >> of course. >> yeah. >> we've got a new book out th

speaker in closing, i want to say i pray that there is not another community, that there's not another city, that there's not another state in this nation that has to experience, that has to go through the tragedy, the travesty we experienced in south louisiana. the loss of over 1200 of our friends, our relatives, and our neighbors. to see the type of recovery, to see people come together, and to see us finally help to build a resilient protection system. resilient ecosystem. to ensure that the next storm isn't going to cause the same devastation to new orleans as we saw 10 years ago. i pray mr. speaker, that that doesn't have to happen again. but it's only -- the only way we prevent it happening again is if people learn from the lessons of hurricane katrina. from hurricane rita. if they actually apply the lessons learned that we so painfully went through in south louisiana and mississippi and alabama. we apply those lessons around the united states, to make our communities more resilient, to make our economy more resilient. to make our businesses more resilient. to make our families more r

two or three buses and subway to get to school so but first raise subway connections we went to another city in 20 minutes so all of those things together made me feel this is an important issue. you were a help with the whole project talk about the need for a new america at the end of the clinton administration we have defense spending and preoccupation we haven't made those investments were i am part of the u.s. competitiveness project that we care about america is strong and also that would be once again leaders of the world. so i conclude it is about leadership with that collaboration in big vision and we have the technical skills that we don't always apply my own strength. to save us are restated the infrastructure there are many reasons for hope so with enough public agitation to be so active and involved but that is why i stepped up to read a book to not suggest it is only about transportation researcher one we have to get moving. >> host: and we half to lead again and this subtitle talks about putting a -- putting america's infrastructure back in the lead" you have a lot to say about

that plus going abroad and riding a maglev train in shanghai where we went to another city, first of all, subway connections to the train. the train was so fast we went to another city in 20 minutes otherwise took hour 1/2 by bus. >> yes. >> so all of those things together made me feel this is a real important issue. i had already been talking to you. you were such a help in this whole project. >> thank you. >> i had already been talking to you about the need for a new vision for america pause you had been putting forth a vision at the end of the clinton administration when you were leaving office. then unfortunately the world changed in the 2000s. >> yes. >> we had a lot of defense spending. we had a lot of other preokay pageses and a financial crisis. so we haven't made the kind of investments we need to make. i thought this was so important to the future of the country and i am part of the u.s. competitiveness project that harvard business school. we really care about making sure america is strong and american economy and quality of life are as excellent as they could possibly be.

what we're looking at for as this now films in how would we or considering to we consider maybe another city option i mean what are your thoughts. >> we've discussed that part of the reason that the health care foundation was interested the - we were looking at ways to leverage our own health care system to provide health care to those and we'll absolutely do that. >> commissioners this program is worth a review after so many years by the commission to ask that question we will we can't predict what the future we can predict what ac a was happened but it is well porth or worth it to look at it and we don't know what the economy will look like we can fill that into the review. >> right it could go into the resolution. >> to be i think this is a reasonable idea that was not the thing i was a proposing i was proposing when we approve things like that or evaluate them we don't see one analysis look if unemployment goes to one percent it is going to cost a lot less or 11 what is this is going to cost not that we wouldn't do it or understand and be responsible to the mayor's office and say hey her

of current employees, and eliminated a requirement that disabled officers and firefighters take another city job if they are injured on the job. voters passed measure b in 2012 but the unions warned that officers would flee in droves to other cities. and they did. san jose now has fewer than 1,000 officers down from a peak of 1400. both sides say this new settlement now makes the city a more attractive place for new recruits to stay. >> now it's our job to rebuild our police department and provide the residents the services they expect and that they deserve. >> today's agreement will be a catalyst for the rebuilding of our public safety services. >> reporter: and the police and fire union members still have to approve this deal. and then this moves to final approval by the city council in early august. live at police headquarters in san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> former president george h.w. bush is in the hospital after falling and breaking a bone in his neck. cbs reporter wendy gillette with an update on the condition of the oldest living former president. >> reporter: former president geo

. >>> in the east bay another city is issuing an alert about a big spike in catalytic converter thefts. police have noticed a recent spike in threats of converters from toyota trucks and suvs, specifically sequoias and 4 runners. thefts occurred last tuesday in similar neighborhoods. similar crimes have been reported in danville, walnut creek and brentwood. >>> tomorrow state lawmakers will discuss new rules to prevent balcony collapses. they would consider a law to force construction companies to disclose things caused by negligence. the berkeley city council is expected to vote on tougher regulations for balcony construction. >>> are you in need of a luggage upgrade this summer for the travel season? well, with all the different styles and bags available and there are so many it is hard to figure out exactly what you should buy. so michael finney teamed up with consumer reports to come up with a luggage buying guide. >> reporter: with the vacation season in full swing luggage is top of mind. "consumer reports" surveyed thousands of subscribers to identify the best luggage brands. che

whether it's a private developer, another city department, member of the city family, or community groups. so we have how-to manuals for rainwater harvesting and for many kind of green infrastructure, vegetation palate and watershed. one of main ones that we're very proud of is the watershed stewardship grant program. we granted over $1.2 million and have gotten small-scale projects across san francisco's neighborhoods, including into over 25 of our elementary schools. so that gives you a better understanding, i hope, of some of the policies, strategies and program strategies and i'm going turn it over to karen cubic our director of sfip. >> thank you. we have invested in green infrastructure projects, one project in each of our urban watersheds. these projects we have four additional ones going into constraction construction and the remaining four will start next year. they are intended to demonstrate green technologies. i'm going talk to you about a few of the different projects that we have. the purpose of doing early implementation projects is that we can demonstrate how effective the

sample, the southern heritage the proposal groups is a different flag used by confederate troops another city in the process of moving to a confederate monument the city council in memphis tennessee has decided to move this statute of confederate general nathan bedford forrest it left nine people dead in the south carolina church and still cannot find a resolution to move this statue citing a tennessee law that protects the war memorials a grand jury has indicted a man who confessed to the shooting that set off the arguments about the confederate flag he is charged with nine counts of murder and three counts of attempted murder he told investigators that he wanted to start a race war and that is why he opened fire in the church.. >>mark: this comes after the measure failed of of raise revenues for the district two fire stations close because of the measure failed the board president says just three fire stations are not covered almost the 21 to 50 square mile area and hundred 10,000 residents he says becker is a dangerous situation for firefighters or overworked in hand like have a call volum

. >> federal agents have raided another city hall in the area, the second in a in a matter of days fbi searched reading city hall. ap reports they were looking for items related to michael fleck who served as campaign manager for reading mayor and allentown mayor's senate campaign. agents raided allentown's city hall prompting the mayor to spend his senate campaign. >>> this year's naacp convention is underway. thousands are expected to attend including president barack obama and bill clinton. trish hartman has more. >> reporter: teens from across the nation are here in philadelphia competing for the naacp program. among them, students is from south carolina who watched as the confederate battle flag was lowered. >> it's not about hating one another we can come together. >> it feels like we are coming always black people more reunited. seeing if we all stay together there will be a change. we made history and the flag is down. >> reporter: on june 17, 9 black church members were gunned down during bible study. the man charged with the killing surfaced in the days after the rampage posi

do they want to submit another city or drop out of the race all together. >> what are dc's chances? >> a lot better than they were last week, that's for sure, but they are all very cautiously optimistic. that's the catch phrase. they have been through this before. they have come up short and they're not sure they want to go through it again. >> we're going to talk to people ramping up opposition. >> interesting. we did a poll here yesterday and i was surprised to see that the majority of the people we polled don't want it. >> i will tell you, that is what the leader of the grass root opposition said we will find. the black lives matters movement will take hold and also have opposition and you will hear from them at 5:00. >> interesting. thanks. >> thanks pat. >> and first at 4:00, the ntsb puts the blame on the co-pilot. federal transportation officials says the co-pilot unlocked a slowing mechanism too early and then set the stage for the accident. the co-pilot was killed in the crash last october. the pilot was injured. the pair were testing a new space ship that hopes to one day

. >>> and a week after federal agents searched the allentown city hall, the fbi raids another city hall office. federal agents spent this day searching the offices in reading city hall. but the fbi not saying y the city employee told the reading eagle the agent were looking for evidence linked to powerful lehigh valley political consultant, michael fleck. fleck was a dam pain advisor for reading's mayor, and allentown's mayor, as women. his offices were raided by the f.b.i. last week. >> a chester county high school teach is her under arrest charged with having a sexual relationship with a 17 year old student. thirty-one year old katie cross is an english teacher at charter school in ex ton. investigators say last week, they received a call about a suspicious car on scenic drive in east bradford township. the caller said the couple inside was having a quote, intimate encounter officers say they found cross and the teen in the car. the teenager told police he's had a physical relationship with cross since february and that they have kissed in her classroom. no comment tonight from the sc

the city of berkeley ordered a similar balcony attached to the same building destroyed to prevent anothercollapse. segway said the second deck could have been used for testing to see how the first deck failed. is there we are not asking to participate in the district attorney office's investigation. the only thing we are asking for is our due process right under the constitution. >> i think what you would see is a cook can cutter approach that future defends could take if they had enough money to run into court and get a judge to sign an order like this allowing them to piggy back on, spy on, even control the criminal investigation. >> the judge decides there was no precedent for se go,way's team to oversee the da's investigation. the da herself said her office was watching to see if the collapse amounted to a criminal act. >> one young woman who survivorred the balcony collapse is showing her resolve. her family posted these photos of the college student, one show her before the incident. she suffered two collapsed lungs, five broken ribs and a spinal chord fracture. she said she may nev

. >> they have until september 15th to submit another city or drop out all together.rganizers of dc 2024 would not answer questions today but issued a statement saying they are proud of their bid and also remain committed to supporting america's athletes as part of that mission working with the usoc to bring the games back to the united states. the statements stopped short of saying whether they are actively seeking the bid again. there have been recent conversations between dc 2024 and the usoc but nobody from dc 2024 or the mayor's office would talk about the bid. >> what i'm hear something a lot of speculation and that's exactly where we are is a lot of speculation. >> whether it's speculation or reality groups that opposed are renewing their efforts. >> the olympics coming to cities displaces a lot of low income people and a lot of low income people of color will be displaced. >> these are people who oppose the baseball center and stadium. >> those who oppose dc hosting say there may be new groups that will join the opposition after events in ferguson and baltimor

there is you see it happening the videos will leave the apartment five men dollars settlement in another city department's target video under wraps the was captured by cameras and two police cars to remember speckling suspected of stealing a bicycle than industry what they shouted for the to keep their hands up jules and complied one does not the police chief will leave the statement described the shooting as tragic for all involved in said the parma is known for with his appeal for the release of that video. >>james: reprove the he was working at the time of those assaults the charge was dismissed against victor hauler been in jail for nearly four months a total of 17 women reported being grabbed during the evening hours over six month. they arrested him on march 11th as he would border in after hours in huntington park or beliefs because his lawyer successfully proved he was working at the time. >>darya: killed 12 people and a movie. and coddle run the closing arguments yesterday the defense argued that he was controlled by his schizophrenia when he opened fire the prosecution told the jury

are going to talk about getting around new york city -- it's never been easy but bill de blasio another city members are blaming rideshare services like uber for making it difficult, saying they are clogging up manhattan street. erik schatzker and i spoke with the taxi and limousine commission chair and ceo about what the city is doing to curb car service growth. guest: there's a proposal within city council. of is to study the effect the growth in the for higher industries. is primarily stemming from the fact that there are 25,000 new cars and is to that. there will be continued and even more growth. do you want to study that growth after you cap the growth? guest: the second bill is to cause or limit growth and what the outcome of the study determine what the appropriate regulatory framework is for for hire vehicles. that could be like congestion cap.ng, which creates a it could be a cap or some sort of review process that allows for growth only after review. i think it is open-ended what the actual answer is. but it's time to take a much harder look at the issue when we see less traffic c

doctors placed her on a ventilator and later moved to a special intensive care unit in another city and then to hospice care as her condition deteriorated. her death too similar to her mother's. >> paramedics have a 46-year-old female found in the bathroom. >> in february of 2012 whitney houston was found in a hotel bathtub where authorities say she accidentally drowned. they found a dozen bottles of pills in her suite and determinedcthat cocaine contributed to her death. bobbi was the only child of whitney houston and bobby brown. known as krissy she was the sole heir to her mother's ease stap. estate. she claimed to be married but lawyers say they were never truly married. abc news los angeles. >>> cal water issued a boil water alert for certain customers in lot altos because of e-coli contamination. customers between 280 and foothill expressway and burke road and magdalana avenue. officials say tests indicate water in the area has e-coli. the water is safe for showering and bathing and other uses in the home. >>> san francisco is facing a new lawsuit over new legislation putting heal

in another city government air strikes killed 23, injuring 40 others. mortars destroyed a number of homes, forcing families to flee. jarar has more from baghdad. >> reporter: fighting has continued near fallujah and ramadi, appearing a pattern of iraqi air strikes, including banned barrel bombs, killing civilians. now, as iraq tries to dislodge i.s.i.l. from cities it is controlling, they are launching artillery and air strikes against the cities, but the problem is they appear to be in populated areas. one was in ramadi, near a football pitch where young men gathered after midnight during ramadan. they were playing football and other games. the iraqi government says they were aiming at i.s.i.l. fighters. local forces that there were members of i.s.i.l. in the area, but most of the young men were, in fact, civilians. >>> mark kimmitt was the assistant secretary for political and military affairs under the former u.s. president george w. bush and joins me live from washington d.c. thank you for joining us. how are the iraqi army doing against i.s.i.l.? >

there is another city council meeting tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. the agenda does not have anything about sanctuary city policies. but it will when we get there. >> we'll see you tomorrow night. thank you. >> our next guest says the sanctuary city debate is a good example of media ignorance. he himself is an undocumented immigrant who was deteenage last july at a texas airport. then released by border agents with a notice to appear in court. we should mention this is the host of the show "white people." thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> i realize, there is a distance between the illegal immigration issue as a whole and the sanctuary city policy. as it relates to the later, do you agree this case is a prime example of why that policy those cities need to go? >> well i think what we're showing here right? here's one fact that i think people have to understand. sanchez could have this could have been prevented if i.c.e. the immigration custom and enforcement had issued a warrant for his arrest. they never issued a warrant. >> they

the resort attack or just a lone gunman and 1, 2 victims, we're in fact whether it's taking of another cityn syria and iraq it adds to this cumulative perception of the success and growth of this kalife that muslim extremists have been judging for. it emboldens and and it's their perspective it lifts up and they're looking for different factors. and looking to turn to their side. they're like rock stars and women who are traveling to go become wives and girlfriends of isis fighters. has the world gone crazy? >> no this, is not crazy behavior to these people every day that isis stands it's ground in iraq and syria, makes them more powerful. when they get blown away like in garland texas to a lot of folks that is a victory. someone struck a blow for islam. these guys have to be crushed. that is the only way you're going to eliminate the motivation of these terrorists all over the world. these wanna-bes, these one on one guys. you've got to crush isis. this administration is not willing to do it. >> so if we're pushing back in certain cities should we be doing what they're doing? putting it up

seriously this is set in the press it is not going to be be good for our city i love san francisco and don't want to see it become another big city. >> good afternoon commissioner president fong and commissioners i'm adrian carpenters local 22 field representative as building technology has advances local 22 is on the leading evidently of that we're proud to partner with the developer that understands that union wages benefits apprenticeships sets the foundation for a successful career that is a project that a person can start a career on and continue it and end up retiring from not from this project but from other projects like that is a project that needs to be built it provides a good career and we're proud to partner with this developer and with this general contractor we support the project and hope you will too thank you. >> hello, i'm jessie johnson in the tenderloin for the past 25 years i live on a private sro our this phone number for 25 years you guys listened to us and ask the dispensaries to go back and make concessions they're putting up barriers to mitigate the sound and not to drub the neighbors those con

olympic committee chooses to submit another u.s. city for 2024 and i can tell you that deadline is september 17th. the other cities in the building, bidding rather, are san francisco and los angeles, which is the city seen as the front-runner. back to you. >> jackie benson, thank you. >>> the u.s. olympic committee said tonight that boston will not be on the hook for $25 million cancellation fee written intoity into its contract. they said boston gave its best shot. >> a wild chase through two states. came to a dramatic end. pursuing this white van, the man inside was wanted for armed robbery and at one point it appeared the suspect was cornered but he gave officers the slip, crossed the river into philadelphia. when the suspect veered off on to an offramp an officer performed what is called a pit maneuver flipping that van. that did it. he was quickly arrested. >> new at 11:00, the woman accused of helping two convicted killers who escaped from a prison is expected to plead guilty tomorrow. hiding hack saw blades and other tools in pros

olympic committee has till mid september to nominate another city. >>> we're just getting started on wusa 9news at 5:00. >> funeral services were held today for the two women killed in louisiana's movie theater shooting. i'm kenneth craig in lafayette with those tributes coming up. >> officials release their plan on getting to the bottom of a death of a woman found hanging in a texas jail cell. >> the one thing all 35 women have in common on the cover of this new york magazine. what do your parents do for you? they buy me food. they make sure i'm never lost. well... they pay my allowance. oh! now i remember... cigna covers preventive care. so you can also take care of yourself, for them. >>> i don't know about you but i could feel the rumble like in my body. >> loud thunder. we need d -- we needed the rain. the allergens have been attacking today. >> wait a minute. it's been raining like every other day. >> we've seen kind of a slowdown in some of the rain we've been dealing with. mold spores came in high. the weed pollen is moderate. tree and grasses, they're still coming out there.

this means the usoc has to come up with another city from the united states to bid against paris, rometoronto, most people think that city will be los angeles -- [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: -- which is exciting. the summer olympics could bring some much-needed traffic to the l.a. area. [ laughter ] i have to say as a los angelie know myself, they are coming back us to now that boston isn't interested? what are we, justin bieber and selena gomez? [cheers and applause] i don't understand this. hey, boston, stop sending us the crap you don't want, first matt damon, now this. we've had enough, right, guillermo? >> yeah. enough, enough. >> jimmy: this is kind of funny. this is from the pan-american games. there's a man named cam awesome. he submitted to an intervi viin. even though he lost he made a good job of being upbeat. >> i thought i looked amazing, and i thought i won the first round, and i was, like, oh, he's going to bring some more the second round. oh, i won that round as well. cam, keep up the good work. you look amazing. i'm not saying i'm the talent of super boxing. >> jim

tunesian resort attack or just a lone gunman and one or two victims or whether it is the taking of another cityy isis in syria and iraq it all adds to this cumulative perception of the success and growth of the caliphate that the muslim extremists have been jonesing for for generations. every time there is one of these it emboldens and boosts morale of fighters on the ground for isis and importantly it lifts up sort of the individuals who they are looking for easily influenced, unemployed, all individuals they are looking to turn to their side. every attack adds to the mystique of the islamic state. >> they are like rock stars around the world. there are women who are traveling to go become wives and girlfriends of isis fighters. has the whole world gone crazy? >> the world hasn't gone crazy. this is not crazy behavior to these people. every day that isis stands its ground in iraq and syria makes them more powerful even when they get blown away like in garland, texas. to a lot of these folks that is a victory. someone struck a blow for islam. these guys have to be crushed. that's the only way t

lot of times when people are in a movie they're making movie over six, eight months, probably another cityre their spouse lives. >> spends a lot of time together. >> one thing leads to another. >> always thinking, whenever i see a movie like i'm going to let the wife or husband think about this happening. >> about them kissing on somebody else. >> can they -- >> hugh jackman been in the studio matter of fact. >> yes, so married 20 years she has one rule, one rule only. >> why hugh jackman? >> in when it comes to one woman he works with, she doesn't want him to work with. >> carol changing? >> , no angelina jolie. >> betty white. oh angelina jolie? >> uh-huh. >> her name's debra lee by the way, hue's wife. >> she said that scarlett johansson, ashley judd they're just fine, but angelina no, no. that's one way to keep your marriage safe. she is saying this is the one person i don't want you fooling with. >> oh,. >> hmm. >> i know why. she doesn't trust angelina. >> because there are rumors brad pitt, jennifer and stand well, there is that. >> want to see justin bieber naked? well we'll show y

that's another city where they have made the decision that to encourage cooperation from the illegal immigrants who are in the community they decided not to deport these bad felon immigrants. i don't understand why they think illegal immigrants in the country who are law abiding other than the unlawfulness of their entry won't report on the felons who are next door to them if they don't give sanctuary to everybody. >> well they are not going to cooperate with the police. in their country police take them out in the desert and shoot them. they are not going to cooperate with the police. you have to whether this is politically incorrect thing to say or not. people walking across the desert or the river allowing themselves to be put into the trunk of a car and driven hundreds of miles are uneducated unsophisticated people that become illegal immigrants that way, we are not talking about college educated teachers that happened to stay here after vacation. we are talking about unsophisticated people uneducated people that do not trust the police and to say that this is something that is g

kiet do joins us live, necessary gilroy another city experiencing triple-digit temperatures.ay and again today. good morning. >> reporter: we are in the southern part of santa clara county getting ready for round 2 of the heat this week. it's going to be another hot one today so authorities are calling for another "flex alert" to reduce the strain on the power grid to keep it from going down. they want you to set your home ac to 78 degrees or higher. and they don't want you to use major appliances between 2 p.m. and 9 p.m. and if we all do this it could save 1,000 megawatts or enough power for a million households. also, in gilroy, crews are battling a 20-acre brush fire off highway 101 yesterday. air tankers dropped fire retardant directly on buildings to protect them from the fire. no structures were lost. no one was hurt, it is a very close to home reminder of how quickly all that dry brush can burn. four years of drought and showers back in the springtime provided a quick boost to thegrassy hillside means high fire danger once again today. >> the dry weather along with th

>>reporter: it didn't happen in walnut creek but at community center in another city. >>reporter: contra costa county deputy da says chris man now shown he has no business leaving in a walnut creek neighborhood. after the sexually violent predator alledgedly violated the conditions of his release. on visit to a concord community center. >> there's in alleges that he touched anybody or that he actually committed a sex crime l but he had certain urges. made a contact with young man based on the your honor and he failed to disclose that to treatment personnel. >>reporter: chrisman moved into a house on walnut boulevard in february after neighbors in the da objected liberty health care testified in may that chrisman wore gps ankle bracelet and liberty was monitoring his ever move but june 5th according to liberty chrisman violated the conditions of his reless. >> during supervised stroyvt senior group meeting at the con considered center when he made cop tact with an 18-year-old young man and then didn't tell his caseworker. in court today the deputy da asked the caseworke

currents employees an eliminated the requirement that disabled officers and firefighters take another city job if they are injured on the job. voters passed measure b back in 2012 but the unions warned that officers would flee in droves to other cities and they did. san jose now has fewer than 1,000 officers down from a peak of 1400. it's now more attractive for new recruits to stay. >> it's our job to rebuild our police department and provide the residents the services they expect and deserve. >>> today's a catalyst to rebuilding our public safety services. >> reporter: now both the police and fire unions still have to approve this deal and then it moves to the city council for final approval in early august. we're live at police headquarters in san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> today the obama administration is stepping up the effort to convince capitol hill democrats to support the new iran accord. the vice president is playing a key role. >>> reporter: vice president joe biden heads to capitol hill today to meet with democrats on the senate foreign relations committee. as he continues to

now, that is where the pontiff will spend the night, where he will rest so that he can go to another city where we are right now. so let me get out of this picture so i can show you the crowds and what we've been seeing all day long. now, people have been arriving from every corner of this city. poppy, we've been seeing them in droves. you can see that there are probably thousands of people lining this street. one thing that stands out, of course are the fluorescent jackets. now, those are national police officers official detail here in ecuador. one other thing to note we've also scene an argentinean flag and people dressed in argentinean gear. so people from argentina, whether they live in ecuador or they're here visiting are definitely welcoming the pope. again, take a look poppy. there's lots of people here waiting for the first latin american pope for the first jesuit pope and for the first pope to take the name of st. francis, who is an advocate for the poor an advocate for those who are out in the margin which we know is the papal theology of this 78-year-old pope. and that is to g

. >> the olympic committee hasn't said what it will be doing if it is going to hand the bid to another city but it has seven weeks to decide if the district los angeles or san francisco will be representing the united states as a possible host for 2024. >>> right now there is a search under way for vandals who spray painted the confederate statue outside a courthouse in rockville. the words "black lives matter" was spraypainted on this statue overnight. we will hear from the county executive who calls this vandalism a des specable act of violence. >>> a man thrown from his motorcycle in a weekend crash has died. 24-year-old rash sean briggs jr. was riding the motorcycle. he was on old branch avenue in clinton last night when a car trying to get to allentown way made a left turn in front of him. brics was thrown from his bike. he die ted hospital. >>> a loudoun county man is going to be sentenced in november for trying to hire someone to kill his ex-wife. dallas brumback pleaded guilty to seven charges today and that includes attempted murder. ing the former leader of the ku klux klan. brumb

reporter: other branches of kt bank are popping up another german cities with large muslim populations. they are located in the business district in the hope of attracting a much wider business. anchor: that is it for me. now over to sarah kelly. sarah: formula one driver jules bianchi has been laid to rest in a service attended by friends and family. he died last week following nine months in a coma after a crash at last year's japanese grand prix. reporter: formula one champions past and present were there to honor jules bianchi. the head of fia were there to offer condolences. they could barely contain themselves remembering a driver seemingly destined for stardom. >> it mean something to have everybody here. it shows how we are unified. reporter: he was the first driver for talent he as a result of race entry since 1994. >> he was so natural humble. he always knew how to remain humble. reporter: top drivers were among the mourners. after the service all offered a round of sustained applause to honor the fallen would be hero. sarah: now to a legend on the tennis courts. but roger fe

tunesian resort attack or just a lone gunman and one or two victims or whether it is the taking of another cityis in syria and iraq it all adds to this cumulative perception of the success and growth of the caliphate that the muslim extremists have been jonesing for for generations. every time there is one of these it emboldens and boosts morale of fighters on the ground for isis and importantly it lifts up sort of the individuals who they are looking for easily influenced, unemployed, all individuals they are looking to turn to their side. every attack adds to the mystique of the islamic state. >> they are like rock stars around the world. there are women who are traveling to go become wives and girlfriends of isis fighters. has the whole world gone crazy? >> the world hasn't gone crazy. this is not crazy behavior to these people. every day that isis stands its ground in iraq and syria makes them more powerful even when they get blown away like in garland, texas. to a lot of these folks that is a victory. someone struck a blow for islam. these guys have to be crushed. that's the only way to el

reporter: other branches of kt bank are popping up another german cities with large muslim populations. they are located in the business district in the hope of attracting a much wider business. anchor: that is it for me. now over to sarah kelly. sarah: formula one driver jules bianchi has been laid to rest in a service attended by friends and family. he died last week following nine months in a coma after a crash at last year's japanese grand prix. reporter: formula one champions past and present were there to honor jules bianchi. the head of fia were there to offer condolences. they could barely contain themselves remembering a driver seemingly destined for stardom. >> it mean something to have everybody here. it shows how we are unified. reporter: he was the first driver for talent he as a result of race entry since 1994. >> he was so natural humble. he always knew how to remain humble. reporter: top drivers were among the mourners. after the service all offered a round of sustained applause to honor the fallen would be hero. sarah: now to a legend on the tennis courts. but roger fe

install surveillance cameras and license plate readers at major roadway exit points out of the city. anotherto fight crime. one that, after hearing of thursday's burglary. longtime niles boulevard resident, chuck franklin says he'll look into. >> : "we have security doors on all our doors, and but yeah, we're -- my wife and i -- we talked about it and we're planning on, uh, investing in it." >> phillipe :in fremont philippe djegal, kron four news. >> vicki : efforts to fight a wildfire on the edge of the san bernardino halted by a drone in the air space. officials say the fire broke out in a canyon north of yucaipa today.prompting the evacuation of four homes. air tanker planes were briefly grounded for about eight minutes until the drone left the area of the fire. fire crews were able to stop the fire's spread at about 35 acres. it is the fourth time in the last month that officials grounded firefighting planes because of a drone. if >> brian :we have some low clouds begin to push their way into the bay and right now it is relatively clear but we should see some more fog in the morning lead

we expect another round of heavy rain closer to 1:00 p.m. affecting stafford atlantic city. some of those locations have seen a lot of rain. to get another inch where we have flash flood warning and high tides coming be careful, in some places like ocean county, atlantic county. we're still dealing with another round of heavy downpours. they look to be isolated. we are still going to keep the chance of showers and thunderstorms in the forecast. so you just want to be careful at least through 8:00 p.m. that's when we'll see the clearing out of our area and that will set us up for a nice day throughout tomorrow. >> 74 degrees at atlantic city airport. expect temperatures to push into the low 80s. 81 in allentown. 81 the high today in trenton. along the shore here low 80s for atlantic city stretching down into cape may and rohoboth area we should push into mid-80s with another round of isolated thunderstorms and showers expected as we go closer into the afternoon. right now we expect our range between 80 and 83 degrees with thunderstorms near the afternoon. your seven-day foreca

current employees and it would eliminate a requirement that injured officers and firefighters take another city job that can accommodate the disability. >> now it's our job to rebuild our police department and provide the residents the services they expect and that they deserve. >> today's agreement will be a catalyst for the rebuilding of our public safety services. >> the union also vote in favor of the deal in the next few days -- the union will vote in favor of the deal in the next few days and the city council will vote in august. >>> international soccer official caught up in a corruption scandal being extradited here to the u.s. swiss authorities say they handed over that unnamed fifa official to american police escorts in zurich and they accompanied him yesterday on a flight to new york. seven high ranking fifa executives all arrested in switzerland in may at the request of the u.s. justice department. they are suspected of taking bribes of more than $100 million. >>> scientific community is buzzing over images received from the new horizons spacecraft. >> after a 10-year journey of mor