isis has released another video showing the murder of, yet, another western hostage. 44-year-old british subject david haines. we are not going to show you the most gruesome parts of what we've seen. but this video does go onto show an isis fighter beheading haines and delivering a stark message to british prime minister. >> your even allies of america which continues to strike the muslims of iraq and most recently bombed will own the destruction and claim the role, cameron. we only drag you and your people into another bloody and unwinnable war. >> haines was an aide worker abdukted in marlg of last year. an isis fighter with an apparent british accent threatened he would kill him. saturday, before war came of haines' killing, his family released a statement to us. they have said to isis, we have sent messages to you to which we have not received a reply. news of his death came hours later. the murder of david haines is an act of pure evil. we will do ifrg in our power to hunt down these murders and ensure they face justice, hour long it takes. >> the united states strongly condemns the

they are talking to one another.ne day, perhaps there will be a need to forge talks at a higher level. we must interpret under what conditions to reach what objectives. but we must accept is that we must look towards the future that encompasses the benefits and the interest of both nations and both people. >> the united states has imposed sanctions against iran. are they effective, are they causing pain? to the iranian citizens? >> when a country uses a legitimate tools and causes for the delayed the receiving of medications by those who are gravely ill, this causes hardship for those who suffer illness because of the lack of medications in their country. sanctions are oppressive and unfair. they have been quite damaging at a human level if nothing else. you are fully aware during a time people either did not have access to medication or had to pay exorbitantly high prices. they could not obtain the tools that they needed because of the sanctions. all of this and aggregate means aid nations have suffered. these press

another slow clearing day.ll be will effort with -- pretty good the entire day for part of the coast. a mild afternoon in store. 75 for hey ward today. ly to mid-20s for our warmer location and the extended forecast. so pleasant well for today. temperatures a lot like yesterday. we do have partly cloudy skies for the second half of your around. fall arrives tomorrow morning. 7:29 to be exact. we -- a bit of a warm up. the warmest days looks to be wednesday. sort of the timing of what we had earlier in the week. can't is surrain. moving back into the forecast. >> thanks. >> thank you thasm is our report from this morning. we do appreciate you making. our next newscast is at 5:00 following the point after. >> you can get updates any time on ktvu.com. thanks for joining us. have a fantastic sunday, everyone.

here is another shot of 880 with here is another shot of 880 with an update in 25 minutes. >>> good morning right now, a massive category 3 hurricane makes a direct hit overnight, battering a popular tourist destination and trapping americans. winds topping 125 miles an hour, blowing out windows, torrential rains, as a massive wildfire explodes overite in california. 1,000 people forced from their homes. >>> new this morning, ray rice fighting back against the nfl, as another star player is sidelined after surrendering to police on child abuse charges. and calls escalate for commissioner roger goodell to step down now. and fans rebel against a league in crisis. >>> breaking now. the announcement this morning. the crackdown right now to combat the growing terror threat from isis here at home. after another brutal execution and the latest on the search for hostages still in isis' hands.

. >>> another domestic violence arrest for the nfl. jonathan dwyer now benched from the cardinals joining several other players as the nfl is handling the off the field issues. >>> and happening right now. scotland voting on independence. will it break hundreds of years of tradition and leave the united kingdom? a vote with repercussions felt around the world, beyond the kilt-wearing world. we are live as the votes come in. welcome to "early start." i'm john berman. it is 4:00 a.m. christine romans is off today. a crucial element to the president's plan against isis is moving ahead. the house of representatives voted to support funding to train and arm the moderate syrian rebels. republicans back the president's plan more than 2 to 1. this is called by critics is does not go far enough. the president took pains on wednesday to say that putting u.s. soldiers in combat in iraq is off the table. >> i want to be clear. the american forces that were deployed to iraq do not have a combat mission. they will support iraqi forces on the ground.

we have it posted on abc7 news.com as well. >> another 49ers controversy. a fixture at candle stick park has been replaced. >> just for your 49ers by jim harbaugh. >> fans recognized the voice. the announcer was there for 36 years. by the end of the season, the team told him his job was being eliminated. >> it came to sort of an abrupt ending, kind of much to i would have liked to have kept doing it. they said they're going to do more videos but they're kind of doing what i used to do now >> 49ers now have a staffer making announcement. some fans are upset they launched a campaign to get the job back. a statement to abc7 news they say they thanked him for his service. >> going back to talk about that raging fire, the king fire is now burned 120 square miles, almost of size of portland, oregon. looking live now. this is the live picture of remains of one house all that is left is the foundation and cars, destroyed. wayne freedman is in the newsroom with the latest on the fire. >> all of that, dan. this is the fire season they warned us about. that warning ha

need to provide services to those effected on tuesday morning was a gas station fire and last time another 6 individuals effected by fire in the same neighborhood we're setting up a center informing our people and while we're working with our partners and community to insure that the agency the food bank and sf card and kirsten team it is a team effort we also have those relationships established and the foundations for the everyday incident that took place every week give us the opportunity to better work together and make preparedness our agency has super human powers we don't have but as a community we are better prepared >> thank you isabel. >> the mayor mentioned the early earthquake warning systems and dr. richard allen i believe has spoken before from uc berkley is going to give us an update we've partnered with the sxhifkal lab hello dr. allen. >> just what is an early warning it's about dektd the beginning of an earthquake and the amount of shaking and pushing that warning out to people in harm's way the idea the earthquake has started and seconds tens of seconds a best-case scena

another video surfaces possibly showing an american being executed by isis. and the deteriorating situation in ukraine. we're live with the latest. >>> dramatic crash. a fighter jet shoots through the air and slams into the neighborhood. what we've learned about a possible cause and people on the ground. >>> targeted attack. new details about what might have allowed hackers to gain access to celebrities' private pictures. what apple is saying to keep your images safe. >>> and prize possession. back with its rightful owner, how a man's car was returned more than three decades after it was stolen. >>> good wednesday morning. i'm reena ninan. >> and i'm tahman bradley. we begin with isis beheading another american journalist. >> it's the second recorded killing of a hostage in less than a month. in both videos, the executioner places the blame on president obama who landed in europe overnight there to hold talks with allies about the isis threats and crisis in ukraine. >> we have live team coverage. devin dwyer is traveling with the president. >> but we begin wi

another perfect day. >> yes, it's another 10. most of us aren't getting board with it yet. a lot to talk about except that it's the same day of day as yesterday with sunshine and comfortable temperatures and maybe a sweatshirt or a jacket for the kids waiting for the bus this morning but our temperatures, many of them especially in the outlining areas are still in the 40s here in the city we're at 57 degrees with calm winds, relative humidity at 74 percent. it's a pretty comfortable morning. 76-degrees are high, sunny, a few clouds here and there. comfortable again, tonight, mid 50s in the city. a little chillier in the out lying areas. this is kind of california weather. when do we get back to what we usually have? the wrong weather for the wrong season. well, that's coming up in your seven-day forecast. right now, though, let's get to the roads and start off with your traffic in tacony, gillespie street near rob instance street we have a water main break, meaning you have to avoid that area, another water main break. the alternate is al guard street or did it man. also in

we have it posted on abc7 news.com as well. >> another 49ers controversy. a fixture at candle stick park has been replaced. >> just for your 49ers by jim harbaugh. >> fans recognized the voice. the announcer was there for 36 years. by the end of the season, the team told him his job was being eliminated. >> it came to sort of an abrupt ending, kind of much to i would have liked to have kept doing it. they said they're going to do more videos but they're kind of doing what i used to do now >> 49ers now have a staffer making announcement. some fans are upset they launched a campaign to get the job back. a statement to abc7 news they say they thanked him for his service. >> going back to talk about that raging fire, the king fire is now burned 120 square miles, almost of size of portland, oregon. looking live now. this is the live picture of remains of one house all that is left is the foundation and cars, destroyed. wayne freedman is in the newsroom with the latest on the fire. >> all of that, dan. this is the fire season they warned us about. that warning ha

. >>> another day, another nfl perp walk for domestic violence. and the fallout from nfl's big money backers explodes. >>> and if you didn't already know, beef prices nationwide are at an all-time high. >>> plus, the scene of a horrific church collapse, a dramatic california police chase ends with guns drawn, and serious flooding in parts of the southwest. a very good morning to you. i'm richard lui. >>> just today, more than a dozen raids were carried out and 15 people arrested in australia following a huge antiterrorism operation. australian intelligence officials saying militants connected with isis were planning to carry out public beheadings. more than 800 police officers in sydney were involved in that operation. and then back at home, it's now up to the senate when it comes to isis. today they take what the house passed wednesday, a measure to approve arming moderate syrians in hopes of taking down terror group isis. president obama thanked house lawmakers at the annual congressional picnic. he urged the senate to take up the bill without d

earthquake earthquake another line (laughter) it's running here so i'm also a little bit concerned canstop the video (laughter) i lost my train of thought. we obviously detected the earthquake and pushed out the alert 5 seconds of warning and 7 seconds in the bay area i'm sure you're aware of we are trying to get the necessary funding to roll this out of the public system it's $120 million and $80 million for the california piece one of the things we want to do is improve the hardware and the warning would have been pushed out two seconds further it demonstrates the need to make the system better b.a. before it's a full-blown public system who is getting the alerts bart they're all sit up to slow and stop their trains a they've gotten the alert it did everything and there were no bart trains so they didn't stop the trains. the uc police department gets the alert and issue a code red and they did that i mentioned the d e m and the multiple agencies in san francisco get the alerts the groups the various groups have been working with jen she's the person working with all the groups in san

then another. calhoun takes ball four. he's done. 1-1/3 innings, six runs two hits, four walks. bob melvin thought getting ejected would help. but angels coasted to the vic but not before mike trout hit his 31st home run of the season. a's now five games back of the angels, swept by l.a. with the 8-1 lost. >> "star wars" day at at&t at. first pitch. andrew, ties the game. three-hit day with his light sabre, and if you're going to dress as darth vadar on a day game, you have to commit. luke skywalker must not know. a double shy of the cycle. 15-hit day for the g-men who sweep the first, place brewers with the 15-5 win but still two and a half back of the dodgers who also won. >> shows you what people are doing. it's a good team, and they didn't by any means take it easy on us. i think we're just clicking, and that's the thing right now. i guess we just keep rolling with and it see where it gets us. >> tough day at camp 49ers, ray mcdonald, arrested for felony domestic violence could be facing a six-game suspension. we have good news,

britain's prime minister reacting to another beheading by isis militants. vowing to help defeat the terror group. is there enough international backing to stop them? richard angle is live in iraq. >>> battling the e trextremes. firefighters try to knock down several raging wildfires. in the east, millions waking up to unseasonal cold snap. >>> out of bounds? protests plan at football stadiums as an antinfl social media campaign grows online. this as ray rice gets a hero's welcome when he shows up at his high school for a football game. >>> and baby makes four? social media above the speculation jay-z may have announced baby number two. we'll let you be the judge. today sunday, september 14, 2014. >>> and welcome to "today" on this sunday morning. i'm erica hill. >> i'm lester hold along side jenna and dylan dreyer. a video surface add late yesterday afternoon, word that isis militants have beheaded another hostage. this time it's british aid worker david haynes. his murderer comes weeks after the isis extremist killed two americans. our chief foreign corres

i was in a mall this on another story waiting to hear another, talk to a lawyer about another case when this 35-year-old african-american bus driver comes in and he tells me that he had been arrested for what he called on obstructing pedestrian traffic and i didn't know what that was and i asked him to show me the summons and he pulls out a ring old piece of paper and he shows it to be and sure enough it's written obstructing pedestrian traffic. it turns out that he had come home at one in the morning after driving a shuttle bus and he works for a casino company. he comes home and the police see him standing in front of his own apartment building with his friend listening to music sharing a set of headphones into the whole purpose of the new statistic aced policing strategy of new york is to stop people for any reason whatsoever. what they are looking for is again done the work mornings or future. they stop them into the ostensible reason is that they were restricting pedestrian traffic even though it was one in the morning and there was nobody else on the street and they were just stan

today he made another dramatic move in court. >>> and another family is crying foul. >> i will say thiskill himself. >> how a young man was killed in police custody. >>> and we found something new is being done to help speed up traffic on the dulles toll road. >>> a montgomery county school community is coming together for the first time to grieve and comfort each other after the tragic loss of a student. >> a 15 year old from sherwood high school was killed over the holiday weekend in a car accident. chris gordon joins us with more on the accident that killed sean gingloff. >> reporter: it is important to note that no criminal charges have been filed in connection with this fatal accident. police tell me it takes about six weeks to get definitive results from a blood alcohol test and they confirmed to me today that blood was taken from the driver in this crash. >> reporter: we have new information about the crash that killed 15 year old and sent two others to the hptd. >> the driver did tell officers that he was coming from a party where alcohol had been served. officers did notice odo

sumo wrestlers are in the thick of another tournament. expert has more. >> pride of mongolia won the last two tournaments and since then, nothing has slowed him down. on thursday, he entered day five with a spotless record. he is hoping to tie the former record of 31 championships, then focus on the record of 32 championships. here, the bulky one from bulgaria is hoping to knock off hakuho for the first time. but it didn't happen. he flinched and hakuho easily improved his record, which is now 5-0. now, a couple of -- fighters. they both come from mongolia. they're the top divisions eldest and youngest and have been exciting everyone with their feisty performances. the eldest turned 40 last week. he's the first 40-year-old in six decades to compete in the top division. with his strong work ethic and energy, i believe he can stand up to two or three more years of action. right now, he is 4-1 and who knows, we might be in for a big surprise at the end of the competition. he is 21. the youngest in the top division. he made his debut in janua

word that another american journalist is executed by isis. this video appears to show steven sot loff calmly atting the camera, saying obama your foreign policy of intervention in iraq was to be for preservation for american lives and interest. why i am paying with my life. this comes just two weeks after james foley

guy who has been writing to me from another jail. yeah, he's written me some pretty juicy letters. he's been in jail for a long time. i just wrote him and told him when i was getting out. apparently he really wants to see me when he gets out, but i don't think so. he's young. >> does he know how old you are? >> a little bit. i told him i was older. i didn't tell him my exact age. i lied a little bit. but he said he likes older women so that's cool. i would never date a convict. but i guess someone could say that about me, right? >> while she can laugh at it, gallorini acknowledges that her addictive personality can get her into more trouble. >> i'm worried for myself. i am. it not going to be easy. i've got to start my whole life over. i have to ski this side. good/bad side. one side of me wants to go this way and one side wants to go the other way. i know the other way is not right. so i pray on it. that's what i do. but i guess go get some therapy. i don't know. i don't know if you can take that out of somebody. >> morris. you've g

another player benched in a domestic abuse case.o make today. >>> chain saw accident, golf great greg norman nearly loses a hand while trimming trees. the picture and the message he's sharing from his hospital bed. >>> there she is. miss america crowned but not before a talent performance that has so many people

drove another two blocks and made a left with the man still on hold of her car.ving seven blocks east of octavia with the force and officers still on board. just imagine a man on the hood well all this is going on. halfway to the seven blocks when for a bus. >> : she is working in between lanes going down oak. i should turn on the octavia witness watched the unusual situation. the driver turned right and left and right across all the way the traffic woman's later another witness sitting in his car here said the enforcement officer in the woman proceeded to light at this point the two were better blocks from the highway entrance that connects to 101 and 83:00 or officers were able to pull over after what was the 1.1 mi. ride for both her and the man on the hood. >> : if during that drive count at least half a dozen spots where the woman would of had to stop the meeting this response for this code for the officer could have gotten off the vehicle and walked away however that did not happen she kept driving and he kept writing >> : if >> : wild weather take a look a

>> oh, another one just hit! something else hit. another large plane hit. there's been another collision. can you see it? >> oh, my. >> something else. it looked like a 747. >> we just saw a plane circling the building, a second ago on the shot right before that. >> i think there may have been another impact. can you tell? i just heard another very loud bang and a very large plane that might have been a dc-9 or 747 flew past my window. i think it may have hit the trade center again. >> to be honest, elliott, i didn't get the impression it was that big a plane. >> it looked big from here. >> i did see a plane go by a second ago. it has now impacted the building. i'm trying to see if it's a different tower. it is. it's the other tower. >> i think it may have been. i think the first was world trade center one. it looks like on the television it may have been the second. >> this is a piece of tape, and we may actually see another plane enter the picture here in a second. >> i wonder if there are air traffic control problems. >> let's go back to jennifer who we

and the lgbt community san francisco oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light is going through another change and the tech boom has attracted other folks that define the culture in this zoning question part of what attracts the residents to the silver strict is the vibrate art but ironicly those are the reason for people losing their homes i've worked at the theatres and we've built inclusive clubs this club is a much needed permanent venue so far the local artists i feel it's important to stabilize the art and there's strong support among the neighbors supporting this club to preserve the culture we've supported and folks live lessor because of the energy not despite of it i'm glad i can live here and without those folks san francisco wouldn't be san francisco thank you. >> thank you very much mr. meek 0. >> thank you, supervisors jim medicare so, so. lies have been spoken about the silver project ward to entertainment i'm going to. >> mice e my two years the plan was two years for those who work and lived and played south of market the western selma plan opened up 1/3rd of the area t

another trooper was shot, wounded, and is in the hospital. hope the people of pennsylvania will keep those two troopers in their prayers and the family of those two troopers. >> reporter: the governor is urging resident who is may have information about the shooting to contact police. and that number, as ted had mentioned earlier is 866-326-7256. and stay with nbc 10 and nbc10.com for your complete coverage of the deadly shooting at the police barracks. we'll have another live report for you tonight on nbc 10 news at 11:00. >>> well, talk about a wet start to the weekend. nbc 10 first alert weather is tracking the showers moving the throughout the delaware valley tonight. and you hear it. nbc 10 in valley kinwood this afternoon. people taking cover from the rain with umbrellas and jackets. and the shore could be seeing this system move into their area next. this is a live look at cape may, where they are now seeing showers. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist brittney shipp is tracking the rain for us. and brittney, everyone's wondering just how

>> i know there is another big believer at home i nflorida. you had a chance to hug your mom and dad here at east lake. you and your wife, br itney, expecting your first child, a little girl named skylar who is due in a couple of weeks. we just saw you deliver a message to her. now that you have won this whole thing, go ahead and look into the camera and give britney a nice message from a championship winner. >> i love you, babe. i wish you were here. unfortunately, you haven't been at any of my three victories. but there is many more down the road that i'm sure you will be at and little skylar will be there too and can't wait to get home. i will see you guys tuesday morning, tuesday afternoon. looking forward to a beautiful girl being born here in a few weeks. congratulations, billy horschel. congratulations, an early one, on the arrival of skylar in a couple of weeks. all the best. a reminder if you missed any of today's action, you can get caught up on golfcentral. a reminder coming up next, except on the west coast, your local news and sun

there is another delay.was down to about as much blood as a person could lose before they die. >> you're taking off in the plane the rest of you guys are going to wait for the next plane? >> yes. yes. >> and the body of ambassador stevens? >> yes. >> i didn't answer on the first ring. it rang a couple times. i wasn't sure if it's going to be him or some, you know, representative informing me of what happened. i just took a deep breath. i listened. i just said, okay. and i love you. and ivuo probably didn't sleep h that night. iet was great. because he said i'm okay, everything is okay. i just quickly hung up. so it was super quick. >> finally about 5:00 in the afternoon. and mosul called and said he had arrived there. like, i can breathe. just thank god. >> i'd do it over again. yes. definitely. i'd be there. >> that is just the way we are. we run to it. you know? we don't run away from it. >> how often do you get back to this 13 hours? do you think about it? >> every day. there isn't a day that -- i'm remin

and we have another working group so you can imagine along embarcadero street how it impacts others and it is great about the lifeline sample we have the public and private utilities sharing information with each other in particular our vulnerable assets and how can we recover together. we have another group that is and this is the result agency the mayor mentioned spending extending our lifeline council we're happy to get the rockefeller grant and have our officer patrick we're talking about take a look this to a regional level so we're enter didn't want our employees not all live in san francisco but live in the different regionals how we can work together and share information and practices there. and then lastly we're looking at the seawall and our seawall is over one hundred years old our seawall working group is being led by the port so thank you >> thank you naomi. nike cal had an the director of our department of human resources is going to talk >> good afternoon mr. mayor this is the silver lining of the regional earthquake it is important for us to be prepared who has thei

another one was able to safely eject.he pilots and the squadron are based at the naval station. >> still ahead, state trooper ambushed and shot to death in cold blood. police from efrl states, joining an intense man hunt for the killer. >>> coming up, i promise you i return to these heights. i did. and now tickets are being handed out. >> didn't stop at a flashing red light hch. >> in the next edition of people behaving badly. mornings. they're bad breath, bad hair and a bad case of the mondays. and organized wardrobes that help you pull it together. they're showering, shaving, and shuffling. and bathrooms that get big families out the door. they're number ones, number twos, and a number of ideas for three. life's morning madness. and comfortable, organized bed and bathrooms that make them better. . >>> i promised irwould return. and i did. this van stops for a red light. and he did. let's see for a different wip r one. >> you didn't stop for that red. >> it was yellow. >> it only flashes red. >> do you have your deliver'

there are links where you can watch one beheading video after another.ink, that's really cool. so when he got ticked f off at his job, he was inspired to do something he thought was cool. and he justified his homicide, justify the mass murder. a serial killer would say, that woman made me do that because she spit at me. this guy might say, it's because white people are bad or i'm muslim. but he's making that stuff up because he wants to get back at society and get his thrill. >> it's one thing to justify to yourself. it's another thing to justify it to a jury. >> he's going to lose there. >> this one, there's just so much evidence obviously and witnesses. i hate to say it, it's one of those open-and-shut cases but alton alexander nolen is going to have his day in court without question. >> he will. >> thank you so much, joey and pat. i appreciate your insight on this. >>> we have this bit of news in to us. michael phelps, the most decorated olympian of all time, has been arrested again for dui. this time, it happened last night in maryland. police say ph

another captive is also shown. the extremist video calls the be heading a message to -- beheading a message to the alleys of america. . the britisher prime minister responded writing the murder is an act of pure evil and we'll do everything in our power to hunt down the murders and ensure they face justice. secretary of state is trying to garner support. >> in today's globalized world, it's only a matter of time before the threat of terrorism is everywhere. that has been proven true in the case of isil. >> he is in france now where a conference will be held on monday. >>> tomorrow the 49ers will play their first home opener at the levi stadium. they are very tight-lipped about the high-profile guest list. it starts with a feature film nominated by an oscar actor. >> pyrotechnics, celebrities, pregame and halftime and the national anthem. >> reporter: there's been a lot of anticipation building up to the first game of the nfl season. >> we're incredibly excited. the stadium is beautiful. >> we came all the way from

another explosion hits right here. when i heard another thump, that's when i moved back and got somewhere right around here. and that's when the mortar hit. and once that mortar hit, pitch black and dead quiet. jack came over and said, hey, man, there's no movement. and that's when i sprinted to the ladder and then i just kind of skid died on up as fast as i could and that's when i saw dave off to my left. looked like somebody in the center. and a couple other people maybe over here. but it was still a lot -- the smoke was still up there from just the debris kind of settling down. so i moved over to dave. i find a tourniquet because dave's leg was pretty much severed off. it was barely hanging on by a thread. same with his arm. so got the tourniquets on him. called back on the radio say, hey, i need help up here. i need help. i heard noise, so i moved to where the noise was and it was -- >> i was trying to get a tourniquet out and put on myself. and then -- >> meanwhile your hand is still flopped out. >> yeah. i pulled

and thieves hitting another spot. this time a west side elementary school. 30-thousand dollars worth of computer equipment stolen. thirty i-pads and a laptop computer were taken from the third floor computer lab at james weldon elementary school sometime monday night. police say the thieves used a sledge hammer to break the locks off two computer carts. two cases of pertussis--better known as whooping cough-- have been reported at new trier high school in winnetka. the bacterial infection has symptoms that seem similar to a common cold. but it can quickly progress to severe coughing, and can be very serious in young children. it's highly contagious, spread through coughing and sneezing. pertussis caused a school-wide panic at new trier in 20-06... when more than 30 cases were reported. low supplies of road salt... could be a problem this winter. salt suppliers say they have less road salt on hand because of last winter. that means prices are rising...leaving some suburban budgets in trouble. for communities unable to

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yet another one.atch of stolen credit and debit numbers are already for sale on the black-market. banks say they believe the suspicious activity startd in late april or early may. >>> the breech may be even bigger than that target attack last fall. experts urge consumers to go to bank -- to go back and can check their bank statements and report any suspicious charges that you may see. >>> c.v. is is changing its name and has stopped tobacco sales a month sooner than planned. the company removed all tobacco products and replaced them with products to help people kick the habit well ahead of an october 1st deadline. cvs's corporate name will officially be known as cvs health. >>> stocks were mixed on wall street on tuesday and futures point to possible games when we have that opening bell at 9:30 a.m. >>> netflix is giving its video subscribers a more discreet way to recommend tv those slows to its facebook friends. it allows subscribers to select which friends receive their recommendations. tam back to

innocent american citizen. >> the militants have issued another threat. the end of the video shows another hostage believed to be british aide worker david hanes. the masked man warns governments to back off what he called this evil alliance of america against the islamic state. >>> authorities in the philippines have arrested three men they believe were planning to carry out bomb attacks. they say the suspects wanted government leaders to take a tougher stance in territorial disputes with china. agents with the national bureau of investigation found the men in a van at manila's international airport, the van was filled with explosives. they say the men were planning to bomb the airport, the chinese embassy and a shopping mall owned by chinese-filipino businessmen. the agents say the suspects claim to be members of a right wing group. they say the men had a written statement saying the group opposes chinese moves that threaten the sovereignty of the philippines. they say the statement criticizes chinese actions in the territorial disputes and the governme

there is going to be another consultation going on. you know, frankly, we should talk instead of occupying the streets and disrupting people's lives. >> so essentially, you agree with what they're standing up for, right? can we agree on that? >> i don't think i agree with the way they're doing it. >> right. you don't agree with the way they're doing it. >> that's right. >> but you do agree with what they're trying to get here. so really, when you look here, in a couple days there's going to be a public holiday there, and there's going to be hundreds of thousands of people out there. we're already looking at pictures from yesterday. it is extraordinary. i mean, the number of people, mostly young people, it has to be said. very well behaved. well-mannered people out on the streets there. they're cleaning up after them seme se themselves. they just want to tell the world they want the right to choose their leader. which i think most of the world would agree with. but if you don't like the way they're going about it, you have to come up wi

another reported not far away. firefighters had both fires under control just a few minutes after arriving and asking anyone with information to call the novato police department. there is the number on the screen. >> the niners defensive lineman arrested on domestic violence charges as abc7 news tells us tonight, police have yet to complete their investigation. may mcdonald will play knowing a possible domestic violence charge is hanging over his helmet. it's been two weeks since he was arrested at his birthday party. a call said he was abusing his pregnant fiancee and still, police have yet to finish the probe. attorneys say they're making sure they're talking to all of the witnesses. there may be a good reason the ray rice case. >> that case was batched i think they're being careful. >> there may be another reason. victims refuse afterwards to testify against their abusers. in this case, reported victim was mctonnald's fiancee. >> most women don't want to be part of it. they don't have protection out of the cour

another warm one today.> this week and next week looks nice. >> thanks so much for joining us on the abc7 saturday morning news. next on abc7, kent state battles 22nd ranked ohio state. that's followed by arkansas and texas tech at 12:30. abc7 news continues at 4:00 p.m. then at 5:00 p.m., tennessee takes on number four oklahoma polled by after the game with larry beil and mike shumann. the news, of course, continues now online on twitter, facebook and all your mobile devices with our new abc7 news

team received it and meaning another entity will run the service. we had changes in the way the program was going to be rub. in order to facilitate the change we rehired and reorganized and due to that we looked at the data to see when the team was being used the most and we saw we would have to continue 24 hours even though we don't have enough staff so we moved to five days a week, 24 hours for at least the next 60 to 90 days as we e hire and expand the program. both organizations have worked very well together. this program will go from the cats program to the public health towrchgz foundation enterprise and they're working well together and i think we will have a smooth transition but the problem is we can't serve the entire 24, seven days a week in order to retire and the administrative changes and contracting as we need to so some misinformation out there because we sent a notice particularly directed to the providers so they knew the team wasn't available on saturday and sunday but the team will be running in full capacity in 60 to 90 days. i

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rescuers also found another 31 people near the peak.re how many people were on the mountain when it erupted. they plan to climb the mountain again tomorrow. >> dinner, dancing and fund raising. hundreds of people pay their way to the fundraiser tonight. the money raised goes to michael shell lee, a high school freshman who was diagnosed with limb foe ma. the 14-year-old was able to go home for a week. he'll head back to the hopt tomorrow for his first round of chemotherapy. nbc 10 for a fifth annual lobster party. >> good evening. as we head back to work tomorrow, we are going to see warm conditions still above al average for us and nice and quiet. tracking showers throughout your workweek and then we are going to see cooler temperatures. transitioning closer to us as we head into the rest of your workweek. so, by tuesday at 4:00 p.m., we'll see a chance of showers. tomorrow, mostly cloudy skies and then those chance of showers start on tuesday. by wednesday, we'll see another round. and then things will clear up adding into thursday. b

another american apparently beheaded by isis. isis releasing a new video today showing the brutal execution of stephen sotloff who disappeared in syria last year. this comes just two weeks after another video showing the murder of american james foley. this time, isis has a direct warning to president obama. >> you, obama, have yet again. for your actions caused another american citizen gist as your missiles continue to strike our people, our knife will continue to strike the necks of your people. >> before his apparent beheading sotloff speaks to the camera saying he is, quote, paying the price for american military intervention. president obama is now aboard air force one. he's on his way to europe for meetings. jim acosta is "outfront" from the first stop of the president's trip, which is the capital of estonia, talinn. >> reporter: a white house official says he was briefed on this video before he departed on this trip for estonia. a senior administration official tells reporters that the intelligence community does not have

it's going to be another fantastic day.ve seen a dry stretch continuing so we have not seen rain in a while. and we won't see ail chance of showers until next monday. late summer warmup, we are going to see temperature its heading back into the 80s so we're not quite done with summer just yet. to philadelphia right now, 56 degrees. humidity's at 80%. the air is come, a frisk start. make sure you grab a jacket. especially in the poconos at 43 degrees. 50 degrees currently. reading 47, pottstown, 51 in wilmington. and 55 degrees in dover. our average for this time of year, 78. instead, we'll drop down to 75 today. take a look at friday, 71. our radar show shows high pressure is in control, it's very quiet not just for our area, but throughout the northeast, going back to the midwest, we'll see plenty of sunshine today. it's a much different story with remnants of hurricane odile moving through parts of new mexico, parts of arizona, bringing flooding on el paso where we can see flooding on interstates there. so we're dealing w

another flight diverted after two passengers got into a brawl over leg room?oom, you ask? this time it happened on delta flight from new york to florida over the weekends. witnesses say, flight attendants tried to step in and help. >> flight attendant went and spoke with the captain. while somebody was walking her past the cabin. few minutes later announcement we were being differ earth today ac jacksonville. >> they released her without incident. >>> 5:48. jones rivers remains on life support. river's daughter melissa confirming yesterday the comedian is still on life support after going into cardiac arrest last week. the 81 year olds, stopped breathing during at a procedure at the doctors office, that was thursday. melissa said she knows her mom would be overwelmed by the continue outpouring of kindness. >>> it is now time this morning's trending video, and it involves a little public humiliation, chris. >> so, you and are you parents, kerrey. what did you think of this? after telling his kids to change the toilet paper roll, get nothing results, one dad dec

. >> narrator: another patient has just died. sebastian, who's in charge of the morgue, must enter the isolation tent to recover the body. >> you need to be covered everywhere, so you have to have no exposed skin so there's no chance of being in direct contact with a patient or with body fluids from a patient. >> narrator: the ebola virus doesn't travel through the air, but through contact with bodily fluids. >> there's a tiny bit here. it's okay? >> narrator: the virus causes vomiting, diarrhea and bleeding. simply touching a victim can be fatal. beyond the orange barrier are the wards holding patients infected with the virus. the latest victim is a nine-year-old boy. his body is still highly infectious. (knocking) >> narrator: sebastian's morgue ledger is filling up. >> so we'll put in number 78 now in a few minutes. so yeah, and that's just since the first registration, the 2nd of july. so that's, yeah, that's exactly one month tomorrow. it's not a nice book. it's thick. i hope we don't need to fill the whole thing. (car horn

another 49ers player in trouble with the law. new details about what led up to the arrest. >> people do come together in disasters. >> how quick citizens in napa are finding friendship and faith as thigh rebuild. >> the lgbt community in oakland today. >>> another 49er accused tonight of bad behavior. defensivebo0 linem($ápv mcdonald is accused of assaulting his pregnant fiancee. the niners lead the league in the number of arrested player us. thank you for joining us. we begin with the developing news on 49ers' ray mcdonald. he is out of bail on $25,000 tonight after being booked on domestic violence charges. sergio quintana is live in mcdonald's neighborhood. he was arrested at home? >> throughout the afternoon we have been watching as a few cars started pulling up here outside of ray mcdonald's home. we went over and asked to talk to mr. m-donald and were greeted by two men who said he was not home and was not available. this morning san jose police arrived here around 2:30 in the morning, conducted a short mcdonald for dome vi

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