but today, bam, bam, bam. whatever you want to see, you can see. >> so the selma march, the fact that the images went worldwide, how much of an effect did that have on the work that you all were doing on the ground? >> it had a tremendous effect. i mean it's almost i am measurable. you can't tell because here are these ordinary people, innocent people doing nothing at all, walking down the street, bam, bam, bam, please policemen jump upon them, beat them in this horrific way. all the sudden the world sees it in ways the world could not see such things before. so it was just a magic tra transformation in the way people learned these things. >> was there a sense that you could say to the world, hey, listen. we are not kidding about this. this is really happening? >> absolutely. this is it. this is really happening. you see this. these are real people. this is happening to real people and you can see it right now. of course. i hate to keep saying magic, but it is magic. >> you are a veteran of the civil rights mo

people, innocent people doing nothing at all, walking down the street, bam, bam, bam, please policemen jump upon them, beat them, in this hor inc. way. >> as the 50th anniversary of the voting rights march from selma to montgomery and bloody sunday was, protesters across the country today are calling for an end to what they say is rachel discrimination in the

. >> the next thing you know all i heard was bam, bam, bam, bam. that was it. you see all the police cars coming up here. i knew there was something wrong. >> and by the way, there were several children in one of those cars. we hear that those kids are in the hospital. just an awful, awful scene. eun? >> thank you, angie. >>> candles burned brightly as the montgomery county community mourns the loss of a 16-year-old boy. john dereggie died after a train hit him on the tracks. they remembered him last night. students from three different high schools were at that church last night. his friends say that's not surprising. they say john was one of those unusual people who could easily bridge the gap between high school cliques and bring people together. >> these kids know that. they're real with each other and that's what -- i think that's what -- that's the comfort that they're drawing from, you know? the reality of peace his life. >> john, his girlfriend and her sister were taking pictures along the railroad tracks in boyd monday when an oncoming amtrak train hit

>> two shots rapidly, one after the other, bam, bam. >> the detectives will question the suspect some time after he recovers. they want to know what he was doing by the woman's home. they say the two don't know each other. >>> the office of personnel management now believe more than 5.5 million people had their fingerprint data stolen. security thinks it's chinese espionage and it affects a total of 20 million current and former job applicants. president obama plans to talk about cyber security when he meets with china's president this week. that have not blamed china or taken any action on this one. >>> a california congressman wants pope francis to win the nobel peace price. before meeting with congress today adam shift will generate a letter to fellow lawmakers asking for their support in nominating the pontiff. representative schist says he should be promoted on his pleas for peace. >>> this morning the little girl's kiss yesterday is becoming a symbol. her name is sophie cruz. she's 5. she was born in the u.s. but her parents are from mexico. they came to washington from los ange

bam bam. >> reporter: she said a 25-year-old man was trespassing, hiding on a woman's property. >> a peaceful residential property and not what you expect to see. >> reporter: she called police and officers found him. tonight, police say he raised the crowbar in a threatening manner and told him to put it down and then pepper sprayed him and he then ran down across the creek. >> officers pursued him across the creek and issuing commands to drop the crowbar. >> reporter: investigators say he raised it again this time closer to the officers and this time they fired. >> reporter: what's your reaction from it happening close to your house?nerve-wracking. >> reporter: they're trying to figure out why he was there and she doesn't know him. they will question him at the hospital. >> we can't address him to find out if he has ties to this area. >> reporter: shomari stone, news4. >> tens of thousands of people hang on this forecast for tomorrow. >> hard to top today's. >> let's do it anyway. if you like today, you get a carbon copy tomorrow. it will be another cool morning and just like today

. >>> that rain is like bam. >> a couple >>> that right is like bam. >> warmer next week with showers joining us. tune in tomorrow. good night. the artificial heart, this ielectric guitarsdoers, and rockets to the moon. it's the story of america- land of the doers. doin' it. did it. done. doers built this country. the dams and the railroads. ♪john henry was a steel drivin' man♪ hmm, catchy. they built the golden gates and the empire states. and all this doin' takes energy -no matter who's doin'. there's all kinds of doin' up in here. or what they're doin'. what the heck's he doin? energy got us here. and it's our job to make sure there's enough to keep doers doin' the stuff doers do... to keep us all doin' what we do. >>> there is no place like home and the baltimore ravens sure happy to be back in charm city. after a long road trip out west, the baltimore ravens back hoping that home field and home fans will help them get the first victory of the season. >> we're talking about one of the

it's from start to finish, bam, bam, bam. there is a lot going on here. it takes place in venice, than in croatia. a couplen a cruise months ago. it was supposed to become a vacation, but it never became one. everything that cotton doesn't ship, i did a little bit too. -- that cotton does on the ship. he is in croatia while his boss is in washington dc we went to the fdr library in hines park, overasseas as well. when you go to the national gallery of art, there is a painting that forms the big part of this novel. it's hanging gallery 62. is about 15 feet tall. i made it up that the frame has a secret compartment in it. i just made it up. [laughter] it has a little plug in the bottom right corner. i went up there to do additional research. i said, i will just look down there. you can walk right up to the painting. i looked underneath it, and sure enough, there is a plug in the bottom right corner. so i filled out on the floor. -- fell down on the floor. the curator then comes rushing over. he says, what you doing? so he crawls down with me. we are both on

bam! ( cheers and applause ) bam! but our top story is the kentucky county clerk who has a little bit of an issue with doing her job which entails giving out marriage licenses to the gays. >> why are you not issuing marriage licenses today? >> under whose authority are you not issuing licenses? >> under god's authority. >> larry: pardon me. i thought you were going to say the sports authority. ( laughter ) the camping department won't let you get married. they just think you're going to ruin all their camping equipment. okay, so she stood her ground, the judge put her in jail, and she sent out her lawyer to let us know her demands. >> number one, she has no intention to resign. she will continue to serve the people of rowan county as she has done for so many years. and number to, she will never violate her conscience and never betray her god. >> larry: okay, that is a serious number two. ( laughter ) ( applause ) you need to sit for a long time to come up with the somebody-- whatever works for you, kim davis. anything

bam, bam, bam. i said, oh, man. and i let him go. >> you were severely stabbed.curious how you wouldn't have felt that. >> because i was enjoying fighting. >> but fighting has led to one of the greatest regrets of ellerman's life, the loss of a relationship with his 13-year-old son. he has only heard from him once in the past eight years. >> i wish my son would get to know me before i die. i sure do. when he was born, i swore to him as he was looking at me, never come back to prison. i told him i quit fighting. i lied to him. i don't want my son to end up like me. anyway, i never knew my father. he disappeared out of my life when i was 5 years old, but he died. i didn't get a chance to meet him. all i ever heard about him he hung out in bars, he was a fighter, he was really tough. i didn't think that that's what i wanted to be, but that's what i turned into, and i don't want him to subconsciously try to turn into me. i do not -- i'd rather see anything than my son going to prison, anything. anything. >> ready to go? >> after being caught with a shank and other le

later that evening at 6:30, a debate how to reduce poverty between president owe bam a ma and the president of the american enterprise institute arthur brooks. and then at 8:00, mark cuban and former presidents bill clinton and george w. bush on leadership skills. beginning saturday at 10:00 on c-span2's book tv, live all day in the nation's capital for the 15th annual national book festival with programs futuring koki roberts as well as your opportunity to talk with david mcauliffe, buzz aldrin and others. sunday at news. a live three-hour conversation on in depth with former second lady and american enterprise institute senior fellow lynn cheney. later at 9:00 on after words, catherine edin talks about how families from chicago, appalachia and the mississippi delta are surviving on no income. labor day monday, beginning at 11:45 a.m., eric loomis, ann coulter and others share their thoughts on social and political issues. and on c-span3 saturday evening at 8:00 on lectures in history, boise state university professor lisa brady explains how defoleyation created long-term damage to both pe

>> two shots rapid, bam, bam. >> the police want to question him and find out what hoe was doing outsidey say the two did. know each other. >>> more than 5.5 million people had their fingerprint stolen. the agent see thinks 2 million were affected. president obama is expected to talk about cyber security when he meets with china's president today. the white house has not publicly blamed china or taken any action at this point. angie and eun, back to you. >> all right. a busy morning indeed. thanks so much, kristin. >>> crowds are gathering as they're trying to to capture a glimpse later of the pope. he leaves to address congress. >>> we're also on capitol hill where tens of thousands of people are gathering to watch the pope this morning after his address. meanwhile on the national mall, crowds are also building with people who support the pope's views on the environment and want u.s. leaders to follow suit. well to "news4." i'm eun yang. >> reporter: and i'm aaron gilchrist on the east capitol. he'll speak with members of congress later on. he has a full day before he heads back to vati

. >> someone comes at me, bam, i'll come back at them, don't worry about that. >> reporter: tonight could be an opportunity for carly fiorina who fought her way on to the main stage and seems ready to take on trump. >> she has an opportunity to kind of punch trump in his face but, at the same time, stand out as being a strong outsider. >> reporter: 11 candidates hoping tonight will be their moment. >> then for those who that didn't make the cut, four candidates invited but below the percentage for the main debate, they're going to have a separate debate happening two hours earlier. >> all right. tracie potts, thank you. >>> as republican presidential hopefuls take the stage and apparently punch each other in the debate, hillary clinton will be making a difference appearance. clinton visiting jimmy fallon on the tonight showed. it's her first late night talk show appearance difference announcing her candidacy and the first jimmy fallon took observe "the tonight show." seeing sagging poll numbers. >>> maybe have her lip sync. >> 30,000 people working for hewlett-packard will be out of a job

. >> somebody comes at me, bam,ium i'll. >> back at him. >> and a superpack launching a 20 million dollared a ad by. >> that was peter alexander reporting. >>> and a terrifying look that wild fires ravaging california. and a family's desperate escape with only moments to spare. a woman spotted smoke in the distance. she said they never received the mandatory evacuation order and spent time packing but the danger started to set in when they had to drive through the burning forest to leave. the family's home was destroyed and the fire is now just 15% contained. in just a few hours, volunteers will gather to search for the last missing victim in the deadly flash flooding in the utah-mississippi border. and for the first time, we're getting a tragic look at what happened. we want to warn viewers about the images and the sound. >> reporter: it happened in an instant. >> oh, my goodness. >> reporter: raging flood waters and mud ripping across a road, two vehicles filled with three families, 16 people disappearing. swept away, hundreds of yards. three survived, as did others trapped. and unable to

the ultimate goal of revving up to over 1,000 >>> and the local zoo's 25-year-old panda is getting bam boo bread. his teeth are wearing down and the bread makes meals easier. it's being studied for the conservation endangered species. >>> before pope francis took his ride, a look alike took a tower on tour on the other side of town. it was in fact, a wax statue headed for madam tussauds, so, if you felt like you got lucky and got a selfie with the pope in times square, you might be disappointed to know it's not the real thing. >>> in 2015, the global citizen festival this saturday and now vice president joe biden and signed up to be there. and cold play are some people that with be there. happy birthday to michael zeetau barbara walters canonization. >>> right now, pope francis is here. he's on the upper east side. these are live pictures of where he's staying. the holy father's historic day begins in just a few hours. >> his first two stops, the united nations and the 9/11 memorial. but that's just this morning. we have team coverage of what to expect. "today in new york" starts now.

. >>> un hombre de al bam enfrento cargo de intentases nato luego de disparar ayer contra tres personas, la policÍa reportÓ que el hombre entrÓ al templo mientras se realizaba un oficio religioso y disparo Á contra su novia su hijo de poco meses y contra el pastor que intentÓ quisoarle el arma el sujeto logrÓ escapar pero fue detenido mÁs tarde. >>> asÍ estÁ el mundo usted se entera conmigo mÁs adelante regreso con mÁs noticias en un nuevo dÍa pero ahora quÉ tal si continuamos con los deportes y los deportistas de la casa. >>> aquÍ estamos listos querida neida un abrazo, aprovecha chÓ la oportunidad darle un abrazo a toda mi gente de zulia venezuela donde estuve la semana pasada. >>> quÉ rico te lo merecÍas. >>> estuve con mi familia. >>> bien festejando, pero tambiÉn estuvo los deportes. >>> asÍ es. >>> muy ocupado el mundo de los deportes y un nuevo lÍder en la liga mx. >>> nuestro compaÑero sammy de titulares y mÁs con todo el resumen, buenos dÍas. >>> gracias y muy buenos dÍas y bienvenidos a la informaciÓns deportiva aquÍ comenzamos el res muy bueno de un fin de semana a todo depor

bam. the glass on my door shattered.>> police believe several gunmen may be to blame.uthorities are questioning one man but he has not been charged. >>> former tennis star james blake wants the police officer who arrested him to never have badge or gun again. he relived the moment the officer dragged him to the ground in an interview.>> i see someone running from the street towards me, and my first reaction, naove as it may be, was it is someone who knows me from high school to give me a hug or play a joke. three seconds later, i realized that was the case.>> the nypd released surveillance video of the arrest. blake says there was no reason for this to be handled this way and reference his record. >> he has had five complaints and four years. the majority of police officers do great work, and they are heroes. this person doesn't ever belong in that same sentence with the heroes that are doing the right kind of police work. >> blake added the new york city police commissioner and mayor have apologized. he wants them to apologize to the people who have had similar encoun

. >> someone comes at me, bam i'm come back at him. bush's trump card may be his fundraising. his super pac launching a $20 million ad buy. >> that was peter alexander. >>> a terrifying new look at the wild fires ravaging california. a desperate escape from the valley fire with moments to spare. a woman spotted smoke in the distance while she and her husband were visiting his mother. she shade they never received the mandatory evacuation order. they had to drive through burning forest to leave. the family's home was destroyed but thankfully they made it out unharmed. the fire is 15% contained. >>> and right now volunteers scheduled to meet before looking for the last victim of monday's deadly flash flooding in the utah/arizona border. in total 15 died. and now for the first time we're get tag look at what exactly happened. and we want to warn you about the video and sound you are about to hear. >> it happened in an instant. >> oh dear it went over the -- >> raging flood waters ripping across a road. two vehicles filled with three families. 15 people disappearing. swept away hu

i want you to take bam bam. >> sergeant erby leads one of maricopa's special response teams. s.w.a.t.-like unit of highly trained sheriff's deputies. >> you all want them cuffed and brought out of there? for right now we're going to put them in the holding tank until after we search. >> are we searching first? >> yeah. all right? you've got a green light. all right? let's go. >> now with suspected gang activity on the rise, the team has been called in to clean house. >> how are you doing, man? >> we have identified several individuals that we deem to be heads of certain races. we've got chicano race, we've got the pisa race. and we've got the white race. so when there's issues, we end up with racial, basically wars. >> check your equipment. >> go, go, go, go, go. >> get down! >> get on the ground! >> get on the ground! >> get on the ground now! >> i want them out. put your hands on the back wall. let's go! >> come on down here and have a seat. i want you to sit down, take your hands off your head. gentlemen, those of you sitting on the floor, there will be no talking. >> open

. >>> pope francis continues his visit in dew bam this morning. coming up in 20 minutes, the security preparations under way as he gets ready to head to the u.s.. >> but first week two of the nfl is in the books for the raiders and 49ers. we'll have more on the late drive that gave oakland its first victory of the season. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. take a look at this. state wildlife officials are working on a gray wolf management plan as the animals make a historic return to california. a pack of 7 gray wolfs was spotted in cyst cue county last month. the wolfs are protected under state and federal law making it illegal to hunt or harass them. ranchers want to know how to protect their animals if if wolves attack. environmentalists have suggested that the state repay ranchers for any lost animals as they do in the state of washington. the paper says the management plan should be completed by the end of the year. >> a late touchdown gave the raiders a thrilling win over the baltimore ravens yesterday but it wasn't looking so good with five

bam... reminded you that horses and bayonets are not strategically valid in modern warfare. - so like i said, it's time to wipe that smug smile off your sweaty, sweaty, pasty-ass sweaty face. i mean, mitt, do you need a towel? because your face is straight up raining.

. >> someone comes at me, bam, i'll come back at them. don't worry about that. >> bush's trump card is his fundraising. more than $100 million in the first year and his superpac with a $20 million ad buy. tonight a former adviser tells me bush has to be shorter, sharper and more passionate and urging patience saying trump's rise will pass by like a fever or the end of us. >> peter, thank you. >>> the ride to school turned tragic for students in houston when their school bus plunged off a highway overpass. and two students were killed and a bus driver was injured. police say a car making an unsafe lane change hit the bus. that caused it to veer into and over the guard rail. no charges have been filed but the crash does remain under investigation. >>> a grand jury is now recommending charges against 37 fraternity brothers in the death of a pledge during a hazing ritual. some were accused of delaying help to cover up the crime. and five members face third-degree murder charges. we get the details from rehema ellis. >> reporter: authorities s

those twins got to be separated-- what's he supposed to do-- he starts talking, now you're asleep-- bamlike that is the advantage, too. we talked about it earlier. in, he said you go to meet with a leader that might not like tyou talk to them, go to sleep, maybe do a little brain surgery, they wake up, all of a sudden, "u.s.a.!" yeah, nice job, dr. carson. >> larry: i feel like republicans to me cannibalize their open good candidates sometimes. they'll take one issue and dismiss them. marco rubio, who i believe-- marco rubio, i don't know why they wouldn't embrace him. he's young. he has a good story. he tells it well. he's very intelligent. here's a guy you could put up against whether it's hillary, sanders or joe biden, they'll look oldy-mcold next to a new guy. they dismiss him because of one issue, imgration, he's gone. >> i feel like for the base-- it's upsetting because the party could have a good yet idea, but they get a pamphlet when they run, you have to say abortion bad, immigration bad, flag pins, 10 nugent, good. and if you go off of that script they really come down on you.

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so now think of it -- it's like puppets, the bing bing, bam bam boom.w the old day, bong bong, bing, bing, bing. you know what that is, right? i'm used to dealing with killers. people that go ah-ah. >> you call women you don't like pigs, slobs, disgusting animals. >> only rosie o'donnell. >> no, it wasn't. >> when i told my wife i'd be very presidential so i'm not going to attack people. but cher. and i'm not going to attack rosie o'donnell. she's not for me. how could bush be in first place? this guy can't negotiate his way out of a paper bag. >> all republicans who think obama's a muslim. and they do it again. so whatever block that is, that's what you got. >> oh, what a group. what a schmuck. what a stiff. what a stiff. every country in the world thinks that the united states is represented by stupid people. and they're right, of course. no, they're wrong. very stupid people. they think we're run by a bunch of idiots. i don't wear a toupee. it's my hair. i swear. come here, come here. is it mine? look. >> it is. >> say it, please. >> yes, i believe i

if bam. smith lights them up. bush would not. midway through the first. tackle. grab the left calf.t on a cart out for awhile. no worries mate. if nfl football in the regular season and first career punt return. 49ers led gore go for 43 agency because of this guy. if 10 yard touch down rate before the half. 10 fog niners after 2 quarters. 168 yards. on6 carries most rushing yard in the season opener franchise history sec most that is. 17 yard run. scored td and they lead. in fact bridge water 5 times they also held peterson to 31 yards. niners win the opener 20-3 and career nature out dueling peterson. >> also in the back of my head. if i would do the guy leading the nfl in rushes. that's tremendous. the to out do a guy like that. the peterson can't take anything away from him. he's a guy watches highlights. be able to out rush him that's great. is that eagle falcon monday tonight double header. 100 yards receiving 2 td in the first half. the pass to ryan. hold on to win. 26-to 24. hudson opening the series at at&t night against cincinnati. early lead against sampson in the first. d

. >> someone comes at me, bam, i'll come back at them, don't worry about that. >> the five candidates who will not be on the main stage will have a separate debate two hours earlier. >>> follow-up on a story we first broke. correctional deputies at santa clara county jail will soon be wearing body cameras. it's the latest fallout from an inmate's death in that jail. soup advises unanimously approved the cameras and gave the new commission a green light to look at how the jail is run. last month mentally ill inmate was found dead inside his cell. three correctional deputies accused of murdering him. the body cameras could be in operation at end of the month. >>> pier 14 will have a new look, memorial bench set to be installed. it's the spot where kate steinle was shot killed. the 32-year-old killed in july, allegedly by a man who had been deported several times. the shooting sparked a national debate about sanctuary cities like san francisco. the memorial bench and plaque will be installed next week. family spokesperson says the family is expected to visit the bench. >>> jeh johnson sa

his sister called him bam. >> the pain hurts more today than it did yesterday. >> reporter: a memorial is already up, candles burning, as are questions about the deadly use of police force. >> why they couldn't tase this man out the wheelchair pl why y'all couldn't use rubber bullets to get him out of the wheelchair. >> reporter: why did you have to use deadly force in this situation? >> the officers perceived what was a threat and they responded to it. >> reporter: i'm mitch blocker, nbc 10 news. >>> this is the second police-involved shooting in wilmington this year. police say they did recover a .38 caliber weapon. >>> well, do you have a warrant? police in new jersey did d.o nod one before they search your car. they overturned a rule put in place six years ago that officer hs to have a warrant. now police officers can search your car without a warrant if they have probable cause. >>> 39 hours until the pope arrives right here in philadelphia. city's getting ready, of course, and nbc 10's george spencer is high above in sky force 10 keeping an eye on road closures, other impacts of

if bam. smith lights them up. bush would not. midway through the first. tackle. grab the left calf. no worries mate. if nfl football in the regular season and first career punt return. 49ers led gore go for 43 agency because of this guy. if 10 yard touch down rate before the half. 10 fog niners after 2 quarters. 168 yards. on 26 carries most rushing yard in the season opener franchise history sec most that is. 17 yard run. scored td and they lead. in fact bridge water 5 times they also held peterson to 31 yards. niners win the opener 20-3 and career nature out dueling peterson. >> also in the back of my head. if i would do the guy leading the nfl in rushes. that's tremendous. the to out do a guy like that. the peterson can't take anything away from him. he's a guy watches highlights. be able to out rush him that's great. is that eagle falcon monday tonight double header. 100 yards receiving 2 td in the first half. the pass to ryan. hold on to win. 26-to 24. hudson opening the series at at&t night against cincinnati. early lead against sampson in the first. duffy right field line. th

flim flam, bim- bam, god damn ole miss . mark: what is this?story of this chair is muddled. it is one of these things are but no one can tell where it comes from so we float in the mystery of history. mark: one more hotty toddy. guest: hotty toddy. mark: this is called "the last season." it is available now at your finer bookstores. thank you. we will be right back with a something just a little bit awkward after this. ♪ ♪ cnn: last night's debate on lasted approximately forever. we laughed, cried, and more than once, we cringed. here are some of the more awkward moments. ♪ >> take a look at all the candidates. [applause] mark: i was in the hall and i watched rubio and cruz a lot and they were hot, but they seems to be struggling. what would you tell them? john: bring a fan. listen, drink a lot. -- guest: bring a fan and drink a lot. it is incredibly hard to keep your head in a debate like that. how do you stay focused for three hours in the moment? mark: it's very hard. when i talked to one of the candidates, i said to him, you should have jus

. >> bam. >> they are ubiquitous. >> at some point competition matters to this company. to every company. i don't care what you are. so you talk about the taxi cabs surviving with uber, well maybe netflix is the taxi cab and perhaps pushed to the side a bit. so b.k. sells them with both hands. >> you say the guy is a stud and the guy is a guy. >> i say netflix is jell-o. how about that. >> oh, well. >> too bad this is only half an hour show. >> don't miss the rest of the exclusive interview with reed hastings tonight on "mad money." next up, sticking with tech, alibaba one year anniversary since going tunnel the stock now below the ipo price of $68. down more than 30% in the past year. we should know another share lock is coming up this monday, meaning more shares could be sold to the public. up to 64% of current shares outstanding that could be -- who knows. >> but exact for the fact that all are soft bank and people on the inside. if you tell me all of these people are going to sell out, you should get out. but that share lockup is only broader exposed to the public. a

in one offensive isil used 39 suicide core bamming. >> translator: the enemy has tried to dance in hadithad it more than 100 times in the past year and a half. but isil a still has not been able to enter and establish a foot hold in the region. the road is an important supply line but it's vulnerable to act torque it links the air base to one of iraq's most important structures. the haditha damn is the second large effort in the country that contributes at least 1/3 of iraq's electricity needs it could also being used as a weapon of war if isil opens its gates and floods local area. the your honor expanded its air campaign against isil, since then u.s. assistance has been one of the many reasons isil hasn't been able to capture haditha and its damn. the area is also important to the u.s. because it's close to the air base where its military advisers are training sunni tribal fighters. u.s. air cover has so far allowed iraqi forces and local sunni fighters to hold haditha. but for now, those ground troops are in no position to use this area as a staging ground to take on isil of the armed g

i know i was driving through oakland yesterday on the way to pleasanton and bam. it was wonderful. with really refreshing and then the smell of rain. today we will have an in- betweener day. we have another chance of rain showers back in the forecast on our wednesday. good morning everyone. let's take look outdoors right now where we do have the hi-def doppler radar and we're picking up a little bit of light precipitation and this is all associated with the very deep marine layer and i like to zoom in on that brisbane area. because be very mindful even though it may be condensation associated with the marine layer the roadway still can be very slippery when braking. sfo under mostly cloudy skies at this hour and temperatures are in the 50s and 60s. the winds have been up to about 10 miles per hour. all right, here's what we need to know today. first off a very deep marine layer with areas of drizzle. partly cloudy skies in some areas away from the bay, full on sunshine. but extremely mild conditions. then our next shot of precipitation will come tomorrow. this is it. area of low pr

. >> somebody comes at me, bam, i'll come back at them. don't worry about that. >> reporter: bush's trump card may be his fund raising more than $100 million raised in the first half of the year. his super pac launching a $20 million ad buy. >> proving conservative, real results. >> that was peter alexander reporting. >>> a terrifying look at the wildfires ravaging california. and a family's desperate escape from the valley fire with only moments to spare. a woman spotted smoke in the distance while she and her husband were visiting with his mother. she said they never received the mandatory evacuation order and spent time packing. the danger started to set in when they had to drive through the burning forest to leave. the family's home was destroyed. thankfully they made it out unharmed. the fire is now just 15% contained. >>> in just a few hours, volunteers will gather to search for the last missing victim in monday's deadly flash flooding on the utah/arizona border. in total 16 people have in that state have died from the flooding there

. >> yesterday i opened up my screen door and bam, all this warm air came in. beautiful. good morning, everyone. still very early and dark outside. we have an accident 42 freeway north bound at creek road for those coming from new jersey approaching 295, just notice this is blocking the far right lane, shoulder as well as that center lane. primarily you can see flashing lights and it is in the center lane. the drivers trying to go by but already, at 4:30 in the morning we can see how much volleys on 42, already. we're not in the 5:00 o'clock hour. that could be an indication things could get busy. i-95 southbound at girard all week long is where we see volume and we will start, even in the 5:00 o'clock hour. 4:30 this is what you are looking a at i-95 south at girard 422 eastbound at pennsylvania turnpike looking good, erika, over to you. >>> pope francis makes history this morning when he becomes first leader of the catholic church to address a joint meeting of congress. >> he is likely to repeat where he stand on climate change and immigration a long the the route secur

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all of a sudden you hear bam! >> a buck shotgun.t's how it was. >> there was nails everywhere. >> investigators make their way through the night club, attempting to secure the area. quickly discover something suspicious. a backpack containing a second bomb. >> the law enforcement this time were looking for a secondary device and they actually found it. >> the bomb squad uses a robot to remove the second bomb. saving the live of law enforcement working the scene. >> so it did go off, but while they were trying to disarm it. it blew up a robot. >> the bomber's methods and evidence left at the scene bring investigators closer to an ominous realization. >> in 25 years of police experience told me i don't believe in coincidences, especially when we've got the forensics from the bomb realized that nails were used, a steel directional plate was used. at that time, that information had not been released to the public. there wasn't any way the bomber would have known. i knew in the bottom of my heart we had a serial bomber. >> investigators

. >> one just loud bam. sounded like someone hit my house. >> reporter: a spokesman released a statement that reads in part the safety of the public and our customers is always our top priority. our thoughts and prayers continue to go out to two people hurt in this incident. but they say there have been box fires in this neighborhood before and one as recently as last year. he's upset because of what he believes is pg and e's anling equipment. >> my understanding is that this was inspected and told it was fine. that this this type doesn't explode. someone wasn't right about that. >> reporter: a pg and e spokesperson says the company is trying to figure out what caused this explosion. abc7 news. >>> a dozen people were arrested today for causing a big disruption in san francisco's financial district. they were part of 100 climate change activists. the demonstrators painted a birth symbol on the pavement and sat down to continue blocking traffic. others chained themselves together in the lobby. >> we're bringi

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. >> i just heard a big bang on my passenger side on the door, bam! and my glass shatter. >> more than half a dozen cars were struck by actually bullets over the past two weeks and other officials say have been struck by bb guns or pellets, so far nobody shas been hurt here. >> still sa head a tennis star talking about being arrested bay mistake. he says an apology isn't enough. what he wants to happen to the police officer who did this. >> and chaos erupts in a quiet neighborhood. there are screams and gunshots. how police say this dog started it all. mike? >> so we have a cold front moving across the area. look at the temperatures. watch out for a couple of scattered showers, even maybe a rumble or two of thunder for tomorrow and get used to the 70s. we'll have the forecast coming up. let's clear the air. there are no limits on the amount of carbon pollution power plants can... release. and our senator, pat toomey, led the fight to keep it that way. carbon pollution, a major cause of climate change, leads to more asthma attacks in children. over a m

. >> i jumped off the ramp and when i landed, just bam. >> a torn miniscus, common for patients with health insurance but he didn't have access to either. >> i don't have a social security number yet. >> one reason is because they're undocumented. >> ali is with operation access. the nonprofit helps pair low income family was health care resources. in this case, it was the generosity of surgeons in san francisco. >> i love being able to help someone. that is why i got into orthopedics. >> also, they provide the operating room and staff free of charge. over an hour, the doctor works to clear away damage from the tear in his knee. >> trimming it back is great because nothing else needs to heal after that. >> it provides access to care for 1400 patients last year alone. >> being able to work separates you from strength. >> i can walk. you know? and i know it's going to take a few more weeks. >> patients are advised to seek out a community care clinic first and doctors can refer to the program. and i am a certified arborist for pg&e.ughes i oversee the patrolling of trees near power line