i'm standing here with angelica vannatta from the alzheimer's association. angelica, could you tell us a little about how the flood affect the race and your effort to get it back on? what's something people should know if they're planning to come out? anything else? the cedar rapids walk to end alzheimer's at the mcgrath amphitheatre, scheduled for saturday, september 24, 2016 is being postponed. after careful consideration of several factors and in the interest of safety for those helping in the fight against alzheimer's disease, the walk to end alzheimer's is rescheduled for saturday, october 15, 2016. all other details about the walk will community outreach for the alzheimer's association east central iowa chapter, understands this may pose an inconvenience or may not be an ideal time to reschedule but hopes most people will make every effort to join the alzheimer's association in three weeks. "we truly appreciate understandin g and patience as we work diligently to ensure we still have an inspirational and supportive event in october," vannatta said.the

ink i eric i'm the vice president of the chinese community health care association and nonprofit associationsf physicians serving the chinese community in san francisco over thirty years. >> i'm speaking in support of the skwooen for bmi 23 initiative as we all know that asian-americans consist of 34 percent of the population in the city and county of san francisco morph asian-americans are thirty percent more likely to develop diabetes than our white counterparts in south asia hawaii and asian pacific islanders the percentage of the developing diabetes is even higher morph asian-americans are more likely to develop diabetes at a lower bmi as evidenced by studies by jocelyn clinic washington university and usc b the presents conference o convention recommended e recommends the screen at bmi 25 because at 25 the chances of developing diabetes has there's, however, if one uses this recommendation it will miss approximately 35 percent of diabetes in asian-americans population and it will even miss for cases of prediabetics in this population and national institute of health says that over 50 per

of the association for these study of african american life and history. robert will hear from stanton and john franklin as they talk about their contributions to the preservation of african-american sites in history. this is about 50 minutes. >> good afternoon. jones.lian i am the acting chief historian of the national park service. it is my pleasure to welcome you communityenary -- partnerships and the preservation of african-american parked sites. it is an honor to be here with plenary purchase of his, especially mr. stanton and mr. franklin. i would like to take this opportunity to underscore our enthusiasm for the park service partnership with the association for the study of african-american life in history. the park service needs this collaboration as we reach to collaborations and sharing those stories with a wide audience and innovative as you already know or will discover, the national park service is a good partner. our civil rights initiative, begun this year, offers opportunities for collaboration, and in fact, the park service fans to create

association with hurricane matthew. now, we're seeing our rain this morning, heavy showers in nash, edgecombe, wilson counties, and wake counties. this is not associated with hurricane matthew but will slow you down as you head for the door this morning. 67 raleigh, 70 goldsboro, 71 clinton, while raeford is at 68 degrees. here's the forecast for the day ahead, a wet morning, 68, 69 at lunchtime, cloudy and cool, showers continue this afternoon with a high of 71. i do think hurricane matthew will spread wind and rain as early as tonight and tomorrow is going to be another wet one for us. more in your complete forecast. >>> well, matthew may not be here in north carolina yet but effect at rdu and other painters in the state. >> flights are being canceled around the country and here at home. carleigh griffith has the

association, says he's worried about what lies ahead.s tourism association, says he's worried about what lies ahead.s tourism association, says he's worried about what lies ahead.h tourism association, says he's worried about what lies ahead.j tourism association, says he's worried about what lies ahead.i tourism association, says he's worried about what lies ahead. >> translator: many tourists are coming thanks to the assistance. we are afraid these visitors may stop coming. >> reporter: inn operators are also bor worried. this major hotel tends to get lots of repeat customers. but its high occupancy rates and reservations have started to taper off just as the tourist season gets under way. >> translator: as an inn and as a town, we must think of ways to bring more tourists back. >> reporter: shono and other local people have come up with a strategy to revive the town's past reputation as a place of music. ♪ for example, this hotel has resumed listening sessions featuring a gramophone. anyone can attend free of charge. many visitors now are day trippers. the local people believe su

the american library association. the association of american university presses. the authors guild, combat book legal defense fund whom are represented here. the freedom to read foundation, the national conference of teachers of english and people for the american foundation. another thing i'm sure you're all aware but sometimes we need to point out that it's not about books. in 1982 was about books. now we have e-books. we have movies in the library. we had dvds. we have a variety of different things and we include those and all of what we are talking about when we are talking about challenges. one of the things to remember -- i should say if you are library that participates and celebrates the freedom to read and oregon, the little buttons that say i agreed band books. if you happen to be in the school library, not a school libraries do. but if you're ever in a location import than he does to those buttons, you should tell them to contact the aclu of oregon will add them to the list. the aclu of oregon pays for those. so with no further ado, i will start with th

this is according to a survey from the university of chicago and the associated press. clinton as more qualified to be president. but 54-percent of millenial voters have a negative view of her... when compared to president obama she has some work to do...60-percent of survey respondents say they see the president favorably. millenials are an important group...that helped elect obama twice. this morning.. donald trump is facing some backlash for his recent comments on veterans suffering presidential nominee) "when people come back from war and can handle it but a lot of people can't handle it." one person who had the strongest reaction to trump's comments... vice president joe biden. :23-:29 "where in the hell is he from? no no no no this is deadly earnest" (butted with) 2:33-2:40 "i don't think he was trying to be mean.. he is just so thoroughly-- completely, uninformed." biden was in florida stumping for hilla trump's campaign is claiming the media and others are taking his comments out of context. turning now to our tight race to fill harry reid's senate seat. republi

there was an amicus brief written by an association of the associati associations. they are saying they will be stymie otherwise. really interesting cases there. the next set of cases are wells fargo versus city of miami and bank of america versus the city of miami. the fair housing act prohibits discrimination in housing and the financing of housing. it has a standing clause in it that says any person who claims to have been injured by a discrimitory housing process has standing. by the way, there is a separate provision allowing the justice department and hud to bring suits so it isn't just the victims of discrimination but the justice department as well. this involves the person agrees provision. the question in the case is can a city be a person agreed for purposes of the fair housing act. the city of miami, along with many other cities, have brought lawsuits against the nation's leading banks and their theory is this: we the city suffer racial discrimination but you banks, you are alleged to have engaged in subprime lending, the last case i will talk about invo

we're letting you know about some of the dangers associated with this holiday. children are twice as likely to be hit by a car on halloween night. that is according to state farm. you also want to ma costume is bright or if they're not bright, carrying a flashlight or reflector. make sure it fits well so they don't fall. when you do get into the car, remember to drive below the speed limit during trick or treating hours. use high beams and stay off your phone. >>> ride sharing service lyft wants you to get home safely. they teamed up with budweiser to give 6,000 adults a freed ride. a code will be released on the facebook page at 2:00 in the washington d.c. starting tonight through monday from 10 at night until 2 in the morning. >>> the ideal time for you go to go trick or treating with your family, they looked at all of the times people pause their shows. nationwide pauses peak at 7:29 p.m. in other words, that is the perfect time to hit up the neighborhood. you've been informed. >> i like to go early. >> it is not about you. it is about the kids. >> take them

a group called the neighbors of manville heights association didn't like that idea. so they appealed the city's decision, citing the home's size and potential for big parties. kcrg t-v nine's samantha myers joins us in the studio this evening. samantha, a lot of people are pretty upset by this decision. yes, the neighbors of the manville heights association, the group trying to put a stop to the house were not happy. in an effort to avoid the homecoming parade in town, tonight's meeting was in a different spot across town at a recycling center. and this unlike the other two meetings that lasted close to five hours each. the manville heights neighborhood association argued the city wrongly classified the house as a single-family residence. the city of iowa city could not find enough evidence as to why the house could not be classified as a single-family residence. but opponents argued the home would be mixed-use, or used for things other than just living situations. tonight each board member took turns explaining their reasoning behind favor say the home does not fit

so our the members of those associations around the brewery regularly and one of the 3 owner is there all the time and we're there probably 15 or 16 hours a day making sure everything is okay. >> they're really good people and obviously we have a club there one time had a lot of issues the support you they're there so you guys got support letters from them. >> i think that commissioner perez has a question. >> hello thanks for coming in i was wondering your plans to contain the sound within our venues making sure it didn't bother the neighbors. >> we're fully contained and a tapping room next to where we're planning on having music we're not having the music loud we're have family-friendly venue and they don't want to drown out our customers so the volume controls we'll be there to control volume. >> an in house sound system or something you're asking whoever to bring along. >> a pa system it a band could use or bring their own again we'll be there to monitor what was being used like amplifiers and guitars but will be controlled not two loud for the customers. >> the band can hook up

association. they came to us for support, and we supported them through the effort unionize and organize at northwestern. but listen. i think what we see is a realization by some folks that i have to stand up for myself. i am the person i have been waiting for. we are the people we have been waiting for. you saw that northwestern. i do not believe that will be the end of the conversation. what we also saw an northwestern was a lot of people doing the same thing they are doing with this colin kaepernick situation. they made it seem as though those players were asking for checks, cash. they were not asking for cash. they were asking for better conditions of their campus. and for that, everyone who wrote on the subject almost to a t said they just want to be paid, they are greedy student athletes, instead of talking about the underlying issues the players were trying to talk about. transpose that to 2016. the same thing with colin kaepernick. all he asked for was a conversation about what was happeni

so our the members of those associations around the brewery regularly and one of the 3 owner is there all the time and we're there probably 15 or 16 hours a day making sure everything is okay. >> they're really good people and obviously we have a club there one time had a lot of issues the support you they're there so you guys got support letters from them. >> i think that commissioner perez has a question. >> hello thanks for coming in i was wondering your plans to contain the sound within our venues making sure it didn't bother the neighbors. >> we're fully contained and a tapping room next to where we're planning on having music we're not having the music loud we're have family-friendly venue and they don't want to drown out our customers so the volume controls we'll be there to control volume. >> an in house sound system or something you're asking whoever to bring along. >> a pa system it a band could use or bring their own again we'll be there to monitor what was being used like amplifiers and guitars but will be controlled not two loud for the customers. >> the band can hook up

this is according to a survey from the university of chicago and the associated press. it found that millenials see clinton as more qualified than doland trump to be president. at the same time - 54-percent of millenial voters have a negative view of her... when compared to president obama, she also has some work to do. took the survey say they see the president favorably. millenials are an important group. they helped elect president obama twice. in the race for president.. donald trump is praising himself after a reports have revealed he may not have paid federal income taxes for nearly 20 years. trump i have legally used the tax laws to my benefit. and to the benefit of my company, my investors and my employees. i mean, honestly, i have brilliantly -- i have brilliantly used those laws. the new york times obtained part of tax return. it shows, in just one year, trump claimed a 9-hundred-16 million dollar loss. the law would've allowed him to avoid paying taxes for nearly 20-years. trump is catching criticism for not releasing his tax returns. he says it because he's

board of directors i'm a member at large and formally represent the dog patch association in this matter first, i want to commend and thank you to sam and others for the outreach to the neighborhood since mark since march they've met with us ten times and they've been incredibly attentive and in those meetings it seems like there were 10 anger members for every navigation center supporter and things sometimes, the loudest in the room was not always the majority voice sometimes, the cranky people when it came time to vote on the navigation center we approved it 24 to 6 this is a 4 to one margin i'm proud to deliver this message on behalf of the dog patch we endorse is it and ready to give our help to the people for exit from homelessness to permanent housing i want to say thank you to supervisor cowen's office and others who was deeply engaged and keeping from the bay area station it - and port staff and everyone work hard. >> thank you, mr. allen do you have people that want to comment. >> no okay. all right. i wanted to make sure we don't deny anyone a right anyone else that wants to sp

the rain we're feeling this morning is not associated with matthew. we are seeing pocketing of few isolated showers lee and moore counties but look at this across portions of nash, edgecombe, wilson counties, spreading through warren and vance counties. we have heavy rain towards henderson. take your type with water collecting on the roadways. it could be dangerous for the morning commute. it could be wet with upper 60s. we're in the upper 60s through noon, cool this time of year, 71 our afternoon high and will be breezy as we t we'll have more on your forecast and when hurricane matthew's strongest wind gusts will arrive in a bit. >> 6:43 in the morning. >>> up next, a look at damage left behind by hurricane matthew. this in the caribbean you see and an update on the death governor mccrory is attacking roy cooper on the state crime lab. well, we know roy cooper and we know the problems he discovered when he became attorney general. roy found a backlog of over 5,000 dna test kits and years worth of shoddy investigations. but he cleared the backlog. an

dawn mullally works with the american lung association. she says the pollution is caused by some of the same things we see here in the united states, vehicle emmisions, fossil fuels, and different level. take a look at this map. south asia has the largest number of children living in areas where pollution exceeds quality guidelines with 620 million. africa has 520 million and the east asia and pacific region has 450 million. dawn mullally / american lung association colorado 12:52:56-53:07 they rely on less renewables than we and they don't always have the funding and the opportunities to go to those the way we do. still mullally says everyone should be vigilant no matter dawn mullally / american lung association colorado 12:48:31-43 i just want people america to understand this isn't just a developing nation air. fighting for clean air for children across the world. i'm kumasi aaron. let's go to 13 first alert chief meteorologist bryan scofield. in the low 70s to mid 60s between 6pm-9pm tonight. tomorrow, a system will push just north of

last week we told you how the association warned parents but the threat of marijuana laced candy coming up -- showing up the kids calling bags. today a news conference is being held at 11 saying there is no credible danger to children being given marijuana this comes on the brink of a vote that could legalize medical marijuana in florida. amendment 2 on the ballot election day in the florida sheriffs association is opposed. >>> canalis deputies says they don't think an inmate death as suspicious but the investigation will continue today. deputies tell us timothy matthews collapsed in his cell in the pinellas county jail sunday morning. he complained of chest pains, staff and paramedics performed cpr but couldn't save him. he was serving a one-year sentence paraphernalia. detectives say there is no signs of trauma and he had been involved in any fights. >>> the man accused of breaking into the florida holocaust museum out of jail. sinkers per police say he broke a security system in the morning allowing him to get into the museum. nothing was damaged or missing, he is charged with burgla

the building at 235 valencia street is clearly associated with the life of hap jones. the years at the dealership in particular were his most product and i have sets the course for his entire life's work. at this location the members of the motorcycling community would come to socialize and connect. there was discussion about the dealership just being a retail outlet and rider would pick up an item and leave and discussion of another form of recreation like golf. the dealership is intrinsic part of the culture and traveling motorcyclists go buy view of nears and go by any of them and there are people socializing and this was true in the days of happen jones and we have come to know about his history which leads us to the hap jones birthday parties. these parties in general are social community events that include children, posters are mailed to clubs across the country, and this poster here was mailed to the vallejo motorcycle club in 1943 -- >> sorry to interrupt you. -- [inaudible] >> so people would meet up at 235 valencia street and the bikes were lined around the

i think trade association tend to work that way. of course, even when a majority of business owners believe in higher minimum wage, all their associations come out against it because they are catering to the squeaky wheels inside those institutions. then you look in chapter seven where i debunk all the myths based on actual information and not fairytale rhymes, or whatever and we look at a number of case studies that really look at how you can be a high wage company in the low-wage market. it's not how amazon can have software developers that pay equally to microsoft, that's not a hard problem to solve. it's much harder to say how does a company called quiktrip which is a giant convenient chain in the midwest at $20 an hour when there competition is paying $7.25. how does costco beat others, how do you find these low-wage that are subject within their markets and that's what we talk about where it's actually possible to build a successful business model if you know you're doing. >> let me go to some questions from our audience. we h

. >> in fact, even as legislative group, all the players associations get together, we throw down all the things that matter to the players, not only if football, baseball, hockey, basketball, and even major league soccer. we sit around the table and see what's on the legislative agenda and work through those issues together. why? because we know something that affects football today could be a detriment to basketball tomorrow if we move our eye off it too far. i almost said take our eye off the ball. that would have been really bad joke right now. >> especially from a labor perspective. there have been times when we had to go to the state house because of certain proposed laws, especially in louisiana. they always keep us abreast of, you know, in the state of whatever it is, there is an nba team and the owners are trying to do xyz, how does this affect us? the lines are communication are there. we are aware because we're in the same bucket even though we are playing different sports. >> i appreciate all the behind the scenes work. >> little known fact is nflpa is the only sports unio

monday this week, the associated press published a story about the tv show called "the apprentice." ap spoke with nearly two dozen crew members and producers and former contestants from "the apprentice." some went on record and used their name. some would only speak on the condition of anonymity. speem signed nondisclosure statements. they didn't want to be caught breaking their nondisclosure agreements. but on the record and on background, the ap got a very large number of people who had been associated with that show over the years to talk about how donald trump behaved while he was the star and central figure in that reality tv show. and what they reported was not good. this was the lead from monday's story. quote, in his years as a reality tv boss on "the apprentice," donald trump repeatedly demeaned women with sexist language according to show insiders who said he rated female contestants by the size of their breasts and talk about which once he'd like to have sex with. a former crew member who signed a nondisclosure agreement and asked not to be identified recalled that trump

most of the energy associated with the weaker system will reinforcement of cooler air. this means below average temps will be the theme for the forecast through friday. expect a highs in the low 80s through thursday, with lots of sunshine and dry conditions. by friday we warm a bit to the the weekend. overnight lows will settle near 60 each day. still to come in the next half hour of good morning las vegas... eric trump coming to the defense of his dad..trying to put the tax issue to rest. we'll hear what he had to say. plus, we're getting new details about a shooting that left a henderson man dead minutes after he left a bar. parker adlibs beth adlibs hl right now on good morning las gunshots send people running for cover... we'll have a live report next. presidential debate...even though he was here in las vegas... happening right now... hurricane matthew is passing over cuba and heading toward florida. the category trhee storm already ripped through haiti...leaving destruction in its path and killing at least t

board of directors i'm a member at large and formally represent the dog patch association in this matter first, i want to commend and thank you to sam and others for the outreach to the neighborhood since mark since march they've met with us ten times and they've been incredibly attentive and in those meetings it seems like there were 10 anger members for every navigation center supporter and things sometimes, the loudest in the room was not always the majority voice sometimes, the cranky people when it came time to vote on the navigation center we approved it 24 to 6 this is a 4 to one margin i'm proud to deliver this message on behalf of the dog patch we endorse is it and ready to give our help to the people for exit from homelessness to permanent housing i want to say thank you to supervisor cowen's office and others who was deeply engaged and keeping from the bay area station it - and port staff and everyone work hard. >> thank you, mr. allen do you have people that want to comment. >> no okay. all right. i wanted to make sure we don't deny anyone a right anyone else that wants to sp

aarp dropped american association of retired persons some 12, 13 years ago because a lot of our membersare not retiring. they want to stay engaged, stay active whether it's full-time or part-time or whether it's volunteering and i think that is what disrupt a gene is all about, letting people decide how they want to live their lives and for me, try to figure out how we can engage the 50 plus community in the volunteering, in providing support services in our schools, in our healthcare area, caregiving. there is such a great need out there to do that. host: joined jenkins, how has the workforce changed as we age as a society and stay healthier? guest: i will take you that some companies today have five generations work in the workforce at one time. that's very different and very unique and what we are finding is in our marketing research is that people who are in their 50s and older, the boomers have more things like with millennial's than they do with any other generation. that 85% of millennial's when asked, who was your best friend, 85% of them cite one of their parents. we know that

no rain or drizzle associated with these disturbances. much calmer conditions return by monday night. here is a look at your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construciton areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps back to the news desk. be around unlv today or over the weekend... be warned!!! there are going to be several road closures.. some lots around the campus begin closing today ahead of wednesday's presidential debate. it's expected 12- hundred people will be at the thomas and mack center next week. and more than a thousand cops... will be on duty. we will have full coverage for you week... both on air and online at fox5vegas dot com and our free mobile app. state lawmakers were up until the wee hours of the morning.. after a surprise report about stadium-related road costs dropped late last night. faith tanner has been out at the session for days.. and brings us the latest from carson city. ((closed captioning will resume shortly)) also up

this is according to a survey from the university of chicago and the associated press. it found that millenials see clinton as more qualified than doland trump to be president. at the same time - 54-percent of millenial voters have a negative view of her... when compared to president obama, she also has some work the president favorably. millenials are an important group, that helped elect president obama twice. happening right now... hurricane matthew is bearing down on the carribean... the already deadly storm is only expected to wreak more havoc...and could make it's way to the u-s! we're tracking the storms path right now... kanye west says he's taking a break from his tour after his wife is held up at gunpoint and robbed! why her posts on social media may have led robbers right to her.... politics should never come basic health care, but that's the choice joe heck keeps making. women like me rely on planned parenthood for checkups and cancer screenings, but congressman joe heck voted ten times to take away their funding. heck even threatened to shut down the federa

the wind advisory that was in effect sunday into early monday has expired as the cold front associated with the wind has pushed expect some breezy conditions through the day but the bigger impact on us is the cooler air. we are going to be about 10 to 15 below yesterday's high for monday. daytime temperatures will remain below seasonal all week long under mainly sunny skies. here's a look at your fox5 traffic solutions let's begin with your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construction areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps back to the news desk in more local news, recovering this morning after being stabbed in the head. according to police.. it happened yesterday morning. they received a call about a fight. near main street and owens. officers found the man with a stab wound to the head. he was later taken to u-m-c. there is no word on his current condition. a female suspect has been taken into custody for attempted murder with a deadly weapon. a rafter has been found safe.. after being re

this is all associated were any frontal system that's moving through. and we are going to still see a few off and on as night progresses. now a heavy steady rainfall. if you're going out anywhere, take your umbrella. it's still going to be a few periods of time we're going to have to deal with it >> 55 at dc, 62 at baltimore. manassas at 64. 48 at hagerstown. 61 at manassas. sustained winds anywhere from eight to 12 miles per hour. we're going to see this increase as the night progresses and we start getting wind gusts that are going to be anywhere from 30 to 40 miles an hour even stronger. low pressure system moving out ridge of high pressure moving in. we get what we call tight bat end down the hatches, wind advisory for the higher elevations until noon saturday. i wouldn't be surprised if that gets expanded tomorrow. the system is going to move through. cooler air with it as well, we're still going to see a chance of showers, i can't rule out a passing early morning shower tomorrow. st. mary's. we have a flood advisory until 9:00. that the a coastal

the building at 235 valencia street is clearly associated with the life of hap jones. the years at the dealership in particular were his most product and i have sets the course for his entire life's work. at this location the members of the motorcycling community would come to socialize and connect. there was discussion about the dealership just being a retail outlet and rider would pick up an item and leave and discussion of another form of recreation like golf. the dealership is intrinsic part of the culture and traveling motorcyclists go buy view of nears and go by any of them and there are people socializing and this was true in the days of happen jones and we have come to know about his history which leads us to the hap jones birthday parties. these parties in general are social community events that include children, posters are mailed to clubs across the country, and this poster here was mailed to the vallejo motorcycle club in 1943 -- >> sorry to interrupt you. -- [inaudible] >> so people would meet up at 235 valencia street and the bikes were lined around the

this meant river companies in those associated with them. the world's largest corporation in terms of capitalization was the pennsylvania railroad. associative with the growth of that railroad was the exemplar of the gigantism and signify the emergence of the united states as a world power. by the 1890's, carnegie was the world's largest steel maker. the company expanded their works to fulfill a huge naval armor contract prior to the finalntation to take up control over the union there in 1892. the 1890's also saw an acceleration of the processes the postrred during and civil war generation. there had been conversion of the military legacy of the civil war to reconciliation of blue and gray to the mutuality of valor in the commonality of sacrifice. in that same era, the design of the lincoln memorial and its placement in juxtaposition signaled the same message. emancipation accompany military victory as both one of its causes and fruits. there was a loss of black voting visualization of segregation established by the supreme court by plessy

>>reporter: members of the spanish and latino student association told me the homecoming was filled with fun, music and dancing. one moment changed it all and left them feeling offended and sc anger. it was a feeling of being friend.>>reporter: salsa members tell me the feelings came over them as they marched by fraternity row. the group is holding many flags including american and mexican. a chance got them off guard. >> we heard one group outside of a frat house chant, build that wall, build that parents. >> i raised my head higher. >>reporter: members believe the chant was a reference to donald trump's immigration policies.>> we will build a great wall along the southern border. >>reporter: the students posted their concerns on social media. can states president responded on twitter. he agreed to meet with the group and it's not clear if they could be facing the debt -- disciplinary action.>> they need to understand if it was a joke or drunken chant that it hurt people. >> i need to know why people would say something like that. >>reporter: thursday, members of the group will meet sal

most of the energy associated with the weaker system will pass to our north, but it will forecast through friday. expect a highs in the low 80s through thursday, with lots of sunshine and dry conditions. by friday we warm a bit to the mid 80s as high pressure builds over the area. the weekend. a valley home goes up in flames overnight.... neighbors say they were worried something like this might happen. parker collins is near sloan and stewart, showing us the damage. 6:48:17-6:48:45 it's hard to because of all the stuff firefighters had to pull out in order to get the flames fully extinguished take vo at 6:48:26 firefighters are saying it's basically like this throughout the entire home and this fire really left almost no part untouched when we first got here smoke was coming up through that chimney and eventually those flames re-ignited thankfully nobody got hurt but firefighters say no one was supposed to be inside here neighbors say it's squatters who did this take sot patricia skeary, neighbor 4:36:16-4:36:26 "this is all i have. absolutely. i was scared to death." 6:49:02-6:49:21 it'

whereas you come through that station, all advertising will be associated with cleanpowersf. you are going to see advertising for cleanpowersf on the city bus shelters. what's that advertising going to look like. i have five examples here to promote super green particularly and three promote the general concept of cleanpowersf. you will see that these are very consistent with the look and feel of the enrollment notices we have been sending out to your constituents. the first one is -- "it's wind, it's clean, it's super green". this is going to give people an option. most of it is wind so it's great to advertise what we are up to. the next one, green one. it says "are you the next super green hero?" . it encourages again upgrade today. a more general, excuse me, our next super green is "go zero. be our super green hero". it says "zero greenhouse gas emissions. upgrade today". "clean energy is a breeze" and "only you can save the planet" "clean energy is on its way to you". those are what you will see soon. >> great, is that what we are going to focus on? >> yes, that's where t

police aren't looking for anyone else associated with this shooting. >>> more breaking news tonight out of boston cornered a suspect who shot two police officers. >> those officers were responding to reports of a man with a gun when they came under fire. the police commissioner tells us one officer suffered life-threatening injuries. the other officer's injuries don't appear to be as severe. we are hearing back from investigators locally about some body parts that were found in south phoenix. >> the man has been identified as flif-year-old jason collins, homeless. >> there's always a thought they definitely could have done something. >> reporter: phony o'neal is a veteran on patrol offering food and shelter to those living on the street. >> trying to get them into is rehab or a program. >> reporter: he says the few times he enco anicalins, he spoke about his time as an army veteran. collins was in a drug treatment program four years ago but relapsed. he continued to visit the shelter on and off through the years before dropping it in march.s me discovered his body scattereded in two loc

i'm susan hursh and ceo of hursh and associates. we are really honored to manage the hellmen community philanthropy and this is what it is about. i look and think about the issues so important to this foundation. the leadership, children, community and clabilation and so joe, mr. rudey, mr. mayor and all the departments who preely work to make this happen, it really is a micro cosm of what can hap pen in san francisco. our future is so important and investing in this early stage, early care and education in a quality way makes difference. to have this [inaudible] families who care it really should be a beacon for all the things we in the city can do so thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you for those wonderful words, we couldn't have made it without this foundation. now i want to introduce a parent who has worked very hard with me for over 7 years. she is on our board of directors. she attends all board of directors meetings. she attends parent meetings. we have a great parent. very well organized parent meetings i should say.

i have never associated kennedy's time with carlisle. i was listening to an interview with the scholar. and there's a book out about the decline of people participating in the workforce. working age who are out of the labor force. i wonder if this development that he argues is very significant weather that would in any way limit the effectiveness. >> there probably two key issues here. one is a lack of economic growth. if you want to create jobs growth. >> lower budget deficits, growth. you want to employ more people grow. there's other issues that they raised in the federal policies regarding small entitlements and other regulations and they had been a disincentive to work. that's too bad. we want to get everybody to work. i saw the same argument today. the federal reserve board. the 25 to 54% that they have gone down. were not growing. if you want to see the reason why they're cranky. a lot of it is about growth. i always believed in alan greenspan and his theories about control how come and looked it looked as if it was working. he's

that began aarp's association with insurance. she went to 42 insurance companies trying to get them to provide an insurance plan for retired teachers so 58 years ago, this woman started the association of retired teachers and aarp. here i am, 58, following in her footsteps. first permanent woman to be in that job since our founder . >> host: from your book, it is socially unacceptable to ignore, ridicule or stereotype someone based on their render, jake race or sexual orientation so why is it acceptable to do this to people based on their age? >> guest: that is so profound because you still allow communities,comedians, we make jokes about our own age whether it's around your birthday, it's over the hill . so my thought is, why do we still allow this? why do we judge people by how old they are rather than what they bring to the table so "disrupt aging" is really trying to get us to focus on the positive aspects of aging and that 50 today is very different than it was 10, 20 years ago. i know that me coming into this role as ceo, o

winds will begin to pick up thursday night southwesterly flow associated with a trough. that trough is expected to keep breezy to windy conditions in our area friday through sunday. here is a look at your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps here are your photos for the day back to the news desk. some heavy some heavy hitters in nevada's casino industry are in carson city right now, making their case to fund the proposed n-f-l stadium. steve wynn joined other casino executives at the podium on monday. fox5's sports director kevin bolinger joins us now from carson city, where the special resume. closed captioning will resume shortly well until we hopefully get an n-f-l team in vegas.. at least we have the u-n-l-v rebels! fox5 is your official home for our team this weekend.. as coach tony sanchez and his 2-4 rebels are headed warriors. you can catch the game right here saturday night at 9.. right after a special edition of fox5 news at 8. then on s