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tens of thousands of bare metal or cast iron pipelines are buried underground, some 50 or more than 100rs old. in maryland there are more than 1,300 miles of cast iron pipeline, in virginia 332, in d.c. 418 miles of material accident investigators and federal regulators have said is prone to failure and needs replacing. in washington documents indicate 3.6% of gas carried leaks and goes unaccounted. >> the chance of a pipeline failing any one place is pretty small, but if you live in one of those older east coast cities that have hundreds of miles of cast iron pipe, that's just a failure waiting to lap. >> reporter: the lap.-- hating to happen. >> reporter: the usa today report showed 21,000 miles of bare metal and cast iron pipe have been replaced, but there are 86,000 miles still underground. the gas industry says it is committed to safety and replacing the pipe, but the cast iron and steel pipes are often perfectly safe to operate if they're regularly inspected. >> the work is going on daily and has been for years to replace these pipes. >> reporter: although there is no way to cross

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we only have two nights here and we barely survived the first. battling crashing waves and torrential rain. come morning, the tide is threatening to overtake camp. instead of filming, they're scrambling to build a barrier. >> it's still quite sore. >> reporter: and molly, she's still a little shaken up. >> sometimes i get a bit scared, but dad says, the good thing is, when you're scared, it's because you're thinking about all the dangers. >> reporter: right about now, her dad's mostly scared because thousands of dollars are on the line and he still hasn't captured the shot. they are racing against time. >> we pretty much lost half the day just waiting for the weather to start clear egg. ideally, there's so many other positions we want to be in. >> reporter: getting any closer by boat is out of the question. >> the money shot's doing something ridiculous on camera that doesn't get you killed. >> reporter: now the locals are saying, they think the mountain is pissed off with us, we didn't make any offering. >> well, kill a chicken. >> reporter: kil

we barely saw cloud cover. we have a big ridge of high pressure off to the west and around that ridge, an area of low pressure got a chance to sneak in and that's why we were so chilly today although with had the sunshine. tomorrow is the transition day. by wednesday, it's all about this ridge, not only will it be dry, it will be sunny all the way to coast and temperatures had return back to the 90s and stay there away from the water. for some of you as soon as tomorrow, but definitely by wednesday. the on shore flow is gone after tomorrow. temperatures going up away from the water, but everybody gets the sunshine on friday and saturday. the transition day is tomorrow. warm but not hot yet. concurred 86 and san hoe jose, 80. union city, 76. sunny day in pittsburgh and warmer today. san ramon, 86. morning fog in san francisco. it be a milder afternoon and a high of 68. you hit 81 glover, 85 degrees, but look at where we go sunday. mid to upper 70s. not only not a drop of rainfall, we're going to be 10 degrees wa

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. >> james: 10 which is of barely budging.aking of barely budging let's talk about the traffic. >> george: a bus accident jams up to ride in both directions. that's why the drive is backing up well before highway no. 4 the incident that has a top draft. and were still jammed up at the macarthur maze. towards eastbound 580. the were still agenda of concord in pleasant hill. we have two separate incidents or there's a up motorcycle and a 580 right still jammed up into dublin this morning. . >> george: looking at the bridges, they're easier now because of all d " delays on interstate 80. for 92 in the san mateo bridge and no delays on the waldegrave down to >> darya: the 49 is open up this season on sunday against dallas cowboy us but we still do not know if our rate mcdonald will be able to play. >>: we will not tolerate domestic violence. have respect half for due process. >> reporter: coach harbaugh used by a phrase due process about 10 times when describing ray mcdonald. as for ray mcdonald himself although cleared to practic

looking out toward mount diablo 87 degrees at this hour barely a breeze to note. it is another "spare the air." we'll see gradual cooling but you have to hold off until after the weekend. right now the clouds are just stacked up next to the coastline. you see it right there all the way into the avenues. but we will have lots of sunshine today and slightly above-normal temperatures at the coast and also around the bay. the cooling begins next week as this area of low pressure to the north of us flattens out that ridge of high pressure. but until then, it's hot again. 100 degrees in sacramento. 104 in fresno through merced into modesto. 80 on the south and north shores. low 70s in monterey bay and 67 degrees in eureka. finally, friday and if you are heading to santa cruz, 84 degrees and don't forget the sunscreen or the shades. hey, tonight, by the time the sun sets at 7:22, we'll have realized temperatures near 100 in livermore. we should see 100 in brentwood, tracy and oakley as well as discovery bay. 80s are common around the peninsula. low 90s around the san jos

and there was a body that was barely moving. >> the young woman was seriously hurt, the fire department was called in to rescue one child stuck on the ride. >>> some frightening moments for passengers aboard an alee gent flight, making a landing in greenville, south carolina. they had problems, cabin pressure. the crew had to assist with oxygen masks and safety belts, but no reports of injuries. >>> joan river's daughter melissa says they are keeping their fingers crossed. she is in serious condition at a manhattan hospital. rivers has been unconscious since thursday morning when she was rushed to the hospital after reportedly going into cardiac arrest during a procedure. >>> a judge temporarily blocked a restrictive abortion law in louisiana. it requires doctors to have admitting privileges at a nearby hospital. right now only one doctor in the state has such privileges. abortion rights activists say that will give the rest of the doctors more time to apply. >>> the man trying to become the nfl's first openly gay player is without a team this morning. they released michael sam, saying

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they accepted folk who can barely read and write. >> at 81 years old, and father to ten, dick gregory reflects on his past and the legacy his children will inherit. we spoke in washington, d.c. >> you got into the civil rights struggle early on. could you have imagined, had i whispered into the ears of your 20-something-year-old self that six decades later we would till be having these arguments? >> let me answer it this way. 120 years ago if you were at a meeting and one day horses would be obsolete. we're the only group of people who have had to struggle through divisions that we've went through, and we offer education over liberation. george washington was fighting the british so he could find a colony. liberate. all the black folks you see in america has never been liberated. you got a white cop who killed my mama, my daddy, my children. but in the news media if you check, a white cop never hit my car, never my automobile. >> if you look back, because of the 50th anniversary of the poor people's campaign i've seen a lot of black and white film. a handsome young dick gregory talkin

you notice we're barely seeing any rainfall, barely any clouds here.s we head to the rest of your work week and the weekend, we're dry. by the time you head out for lunch, 73 and mild. as you take a look at 4:00 p.m., 75 degrees. we drop tomorrow to the low 70s. and mid-80s by sunday. >>> nine minutes before 5:00. let's get an update on the roads. >> things have been quiet so far. i don't want to jinx us but things are calm for our christine maddela. hopefully a lot of green on the roads, right? >> yes, no jinx, so far, chris. this is realtime traffic data showing us where the slowdown is. and you can see, no yellow or red anywhere on the map, including on the boulevard, the blue route, 676 and the school hill expressway. expressway, we do have a camera here this is near passyunk avenue. this is near delaware, 676 looking pretty good, moving along quite nicely. the 42 freeway on the northbound side, is this another one of our problem spots later in the morning commute as volume increases approaching interstate 295. but right now, that construction proj

. >> fonzi bare from the muppet. >> i love the minute. >> fonzi bare from the muppet. >> i love the minute. >> not that much >> massive fire is burning at the port of los angeles. l.a. fire department now calling this a major emergency. 150 foot section of the dock is burning there. threatening a ship as well as a nearby warehouse. divers with fire hose fought the fire from under the water and you can now see the live shot here from k abc in los angeles of fire or bet trying to douse the names few feet away. no word yet on the cause of the fire. >> peter teel wants to you know who he is. you probably already use some of the products he helped create. >> now he wants to sill his idea about how to build a successful business. >> amma sat down with the billionaire entrepreneur for this exclusive interview. >> peter teel is a rock star in the world of tech start up. >> need to find a great business idea that nobody is building. >> at this conference for entrepreneur in san francisco people hang on his every word. >> silicon valley is going to be the center of the u.s. economy the next 10 to 20

we're barely making it as it is. the government has cut pensions, paychecks and everything else, and now you going to take the one thing that we need to really sustain life? >> sonya brown is giving away water from her home so people without can get some for free. it's a sign that even as detroit's infrastructure crumbles its sense of community has not. now the city is waiting for the courts to do their part and approve a new financial plan. o detroit can begin to remr. -- rebuild. >> pregnant women without water in approximate america's heartland, think of that. apple said today some celebrity accounts were deliberately targeted and hacked. it wasn't a breach of the icloud technology. however, the posting of explicit photographs of some of hollywood's famous actress online is promoting awareness about internet security. >> it's hollywood against the hackers. oscar winner jennifer laurence is one of the celebrities -- lawrence is one of the celebrities whose private photos were stolen. the f.b.i. is hunting the thiev

futures are barely moving. know what is going to happen after the worst day yesterday. the dow fell 265 points. nasdaq fell 2%. tech stocks fuelling the plunge led by apple. the company made headlines for glitches on the ios 8. customers making complaints about the iphone 6 bending. lg tweeted our phone doesn't bend. it flexing on purpose. hgc says they are designed for the demanding environments. heineken tweeted this picture. no worries. it happens all the time. apple says look -- >> nine people. >> nine complaints to the stores about the bending phone. we put it to the test here in the newsroom. we could not bend it. >> they are laughing all the way to the bank. >>> "early start" continues right now. >> new help could be coming in the war on isis. in hours britain will vote on whether to assist in u.s.-led air strikes in iraq. those air strikes hitting isis where it hurts most. mobile oil refineries. this as syrian refugees line the turkish border desperate to escape. live team coverage. >>> terror threats h

>> barely. >> how about 50, 50 innings?inal game that spanned over four days and a combined total of 1,398 pitches. >>> 16 competitors went head-to-head in the red bull cape fear competition. the sydney event is based on danger scales. surfers were riding six to eight foot waves. the issue here is they're doing over one of the world's deadliest and beautiful reefs. >> nice. careful where you fall. thank you, richard. >>> up next, it is rocking hollywood. x rated photos of "a list" stars. they have been leaked. who should be worried and who is behind it? >>> new video of the napa quake makes you want to hold on. you're watching "early today." one to clean your whole mouth. one for those hard to reach places. one to protect kids mouths from cavities. even one to freshen breath on-the-go. with over 100 years of innovation in oral care... there's a listerine® product for every mouth in your house. for cleaner, healthier mouths go beyond brushing alone. listerine®. power to your mouth ™. say revlon colorstay makeup. breakthrough

well you like me you want your comedy news from t what's your comedy news to be a bare fisted no holds barred fight to the dead. like a truth vampire winding into the necks of the corporate elite billionaire freaks while they're going. well that's what you get with my new show projected tonight. please please. please. please. but i suspect. the would like to do is go to jail the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open press is critical to our democracy schreck albus. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and across several we've been hijacked like a handful of powerful transnational corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once built up my job market and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying the problem the truck the rational debate and a real discussion of critical issues facing america if i ever feel ready to join the movement then walk a little bit there. so th

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they flipped the suv over with their bare hands.driver was pulled out alive. >>> police and wild life officials chased down a mountain lion around salt lake city. the big cat spent the day prowling around lawns and driveways. around 8:00 p.m. they were able to hit it with a tranquilizer gun. the big cat will be relocated. >>> hackers have stolen a new batch of celebrity nude photos according to tmz. among them, rihanna. pictures of her that appear to be from a wardrobe fitting were posted on reddit. and gabrielle union had photos stolen and posted. other stars had some stolen as well. >>> to the ray rice case. the former baltimore ravens star says the widely circulated video of him and his now wife is not accurate. >> sources say that he feels he was let go because of an unfairly edited version of the video. rice was reels released by the after the tmz website put an edited video online. >>> is the steelers visited the the carolina panthers. >> pittsburgh broke it open in the third quarter. ben roethlisberger finding antonio brown o

. >> reporter: barely able to breathe, simon spent nine days in the hospital. and now, doctors warn that patients with respiratory illness could face a new complication. >> were a week, we had 850 cases of respiratory come in. >> reporter: at children's hospital colorado, nine patients are experiencing symptoms of paralysis, several of the young patients having trouble moving their arms and legs tested positive for d-68. the cdc is investigating whether or not that specific virus is to blame. >> we really don't know. we are asking people to say what is going on around the nation. >> reporter: the paralysis could be permanent. but it's rare. parents should keep an eye on sick kids. >> when your child is not acting the way they do with a cold system that is when you need to be concerned. you have to look for breathing difficulty and wheezing is important to deal with. >> reporter: nine paralysis cases here in colorado. but as more states begin reporting in the next couple days, that number could go up. >> a frightening prospect. thank you. >>> and now a controver

we have a number of side effect is still lingering from the low pressure that just barely passedded us by yesterday. we will talk about that, mainly relevant to the shore and also, our next cold front that will be messing with our forecast, full details coming up, torey, over to you. >>> we have construction messing with our commute. lets go outside ever so quickly and take a look at i-95 traveling around philadelphia international airport that activity there is on the southbound side, right, center lanes blocked as a result of construction. we will have details coming up but lets head back over to ukee. >> torey, thank you. >>> fall out surrounding ray rice continues, commissioner roger goodell is sitting down in an exclusive interview with cbs this morning nora o'donnell. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao joins us more on that interview you will see only on cbs, jan. >> good morning, erika and ukee. nfl commissioner roger goodell will touch on a number of topics but mainly second piece of video that surfaced earlier this week, what did he know about this video? what did nfl o

>> as always it is ordinary civilians who bare the brunt, and here talking to few survivors because ofarge massacres that have been carried out by the islamic state, they unfortunately, did not live, many people, alive, the few who survived told me that they survived by hiding under the dead bodies; that they spent hours with the bodies of their dead relatives and friends and neighborhoods on top of them. it -- you know, the only way that they could save themselves was by pretending to be dead. >> what are the immediate needs of the victims of islamic state? >> well, the result of this brutal campaign has been hundreds of thousands of people forcibly displaced from their homes. they couldn't take anything with them, so they have lost their homes. their have lost their entire live's possession. they are now living in dire condition. most of them in makeshift camps or under bridges or in unfinished buildings. they need absolutely everything. they are in desperate need of humanitarian aid. >> the end of the report focuses on possible international legal action against the islamic state. c

. >> the distillery can barely keep up with demand. part of the secret of its success is its marketing. many people associate iceberg water with purity. >> well, it's a very unique product and it would be the only mainstream vodka that is sold in the world that is made with iceberg water. so it's a unique canadian story that has unique packaging -- these bottles are shaped like an iceberg as well as containing iceberg water. >> we go from st. john's to the easternmost point on the north american continent -- cape spear. on summer weekends, local residents and tourists come here -- and they all want to see the huge cathedrals of ice. among the iceberg watchers is a local couple, nureen and glenn ford. they often come to the coast. >> this year is a particularly good year. it's probably the best year since 2003. sometimes you'll see four and five and six icebergs. this year we have already seen about 20, 25. >> is there a scientific explanation for that? we drive back to memorial university in the provincial capital. professor norm catto

barely misses being hit by a roller coa >>> the world's best escape artist lived up to his name today. he just barely misses being hit by a roller coaster. >> dean gunnerson performed the stunt in shanghai chained to the track with the coaster screaming down the track at 55 miles an hour. watch how he frees himself just before the cars fly by. took him -- >> oh!! >> -- 58 seconds. >> oh!! >> good thing it wasn't 59. he says the escape was a little too close for comfort. >> wow. >>> now for a look at what's ahead on the "cbs evening news," scott pelley is in new york. scott? >> reporter: hi, ken and liz. great to be with you in the bay area. we're covering the story of the sabotage at the illinois air traffic control center that brought air traffic to a halt in much of the nation. we'll tell you how it happened and we'll look at the national impact. plus, we're going to show you how isis makes a fortune in black market oil and how they smuggle foreign fighters to the front line. those stories tonight on the western edition of the evening evening at 5:30 right after kpix 5 news. >> and

it's september first the first day of school lines of happy first graders faces barely seen behind huge caves of flowers flowers or tradition here in boston parents come of course to watch their children enter a new stage of life that happens anywhere september first first day of school to symbolic day for many people here in russia it's a real holiday. ten years ago and a school in a small russian town of beslan the first day of school turned into a nightmare. tourists took more than a thousand people hostage in a school more than half of them children they spent three days lying on the floor of the gym deprived to water and food with guns pointed at them in a building that was packed with explosives special forces stormed the school eventually but three hundred fifty four people one hundred eighty six of them children never made it out i went to beslan for the third anniversary of the siege and i will never forget it a decade on there are hundreds of mothers who are still trying to cope living without their children. joining us in the now is for to exile she is a mother who lost her d

barely touching 60 degrees. >> that's right.ust about t feet over here to my right-hand side. 58 officiall t front lawn of channel 4. a nice looking morning no matter where you live. if you're in the news 4 nation this morning, you're sitting in sunshine. no u about it. a cool start early this morning. this is the view from our tower, looking out to the north. there it is. bethesda, chevy chase, all right there in theforeground to the right. way now t distance on the center of the screen. that's sugarloaf mountain. good visibility out there. crisp, cool autumn air in the region. temperare 50s to near 60 degrees right now. your hometown forecast, loudoun county, virginia, beautiful today. persville, 50 degrees at 9:00 a.m. 66 degrees by later on this evening. if you're doing a little grilling in the back yard today, nothing to worry about. a little breeze. make sure your charcoal briquettes are properly confined. nonetheless, a good day to be outside today. a little chance for rain coming back as early as tomorrow. more about tha

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her lover barely survived. he suffered kid any failure. >>> in pennsylvania a state trooper who was ambushed on friday night is conscious and speaking for first time since undergoing surgery. investigators hope to talk to him about the shooting outside of a police barracks in pennsylvania that left his colleague dead. no suspects have been arrested just yet but they are on the lookout for them. >>> jody arias is back in court ahead of penalty phase of her trial that takes place next month. the judge postponed the trial. arias decided to represent herself and changed her mind using a court-appointed attorney. she was convicted of killing her ex-boyfriend in 2008. jon: ray rice, the player at center the nfl's domestic abuse scandal trying to get back on the field. he will file an appeal challenging his indefinite suspension as another scandal lock rocks the nfl. jonathan hunt is live in the studios. >> good morning jon and heather. ray rice has until 11:59 p.m. tomorrow to file any appeal under league rules. ray

right now barely a hurricane at 75 miles an hour. moving to the northwest.nd it continues to weaken as it parallels the baja coast. look at the knows along southeastern california, the deserts and flash flooding in the forecast once again today through late tomorrow. elevated surf and strong rip currents. dangerous swimming here through tomorrow. the green here look at the flash flooding through vegas with the widespread thunderstorms right through tomorrow. high temperatures today, a few degrees cooler. 84 concord, 80 san jose. 72 oakland. look for 79 santa rosa. mid-60s san francisco. the accuweather seven-day forecast shows the temperatures changing too much. holding steady tomorrow. we look for the morning clouds and the afternoon sun through the beginning of week. we slowly warm up. and mid-ed 0s inland, maybe around the bay and maybe a 70 he is coast. we will let you know how warm it will number your community by keeping track of bay area weather on twitter as live doppler 7hd. nice to have you back. we missed you. >> i'm back in the saddle again. it's

the barely [inaudible] intensive. they can spend years. the emotionally exhausted that they're very demented because of the stories that we hear. we get to know our clients very well. to turn people away is really heartbreaking because we know the stakes are very high. we know the children and families if they don't receive restitution and court is more likely that they will have a negative outcome and there'll be returned to their home countries to face rape torture or death. the stories i hear every day are horrifying and they stay with me. after hearing them how can i look at a child's face and tell them that i can't help them. i don't know how i do it but i have to do it every day. that's one asking you to support this. thank you >> thank you very much. next. >> my name is --. one of the reasons why i'm here is because i been reading on the news what has been happening. and i remember myself when i was a little child's and i came to this country. it was , you know, experience was okay because my father had many brothers and uncles and

. >> and he can barely stand up. >> yeah, they just have to get him out of the ballgame. >> the player was not sidelined, and some say his coach should be sidelined for good. hearing from the man at the center of the football fiestorm. >>> a bar just for pregnant women? whether it was a hoax or what. >>> and a fire killing a teenager. flames spread through christian rivera's row home and then the fire was out and a life over. vernon odom live at the scene with more on this fire tragedy. vernon? >> the fire marshal is not expected to make an official ruling today, but it could come in the next several days. there are many theories ranging from perhaps faulty wiring to pirated electricity to an unattended candle. at the end of the day it is a tragedy. this is christian rivera the father of an 18-month-old child killed in the predawn fire in his home in the 2700 block of helen street. they were on location in 20 minutes, but it was too late to save rivera. taking 30 minutes to get the fast-moving inferno under control and they found rivera on the first floor. >> we heard smoke alarms. we

stock futures barely moving so far. looking at the federal reserve today.et yellen and her colleagues have a two-day policy meeting that ends today. the fed then releases a state about what it cease for economic data and what it sees in terms of interest rates. the data has will be steadily improving which makes many think that the fed will raise interest rates earlier. even a slight change in language could move markets. >>> brand new on cnn money, the world has 155 new billionaires. that brings it 2,300 billionaires. a 7% jump from last year. so who's your run of the mill billionaire? well, he has an average $3.12 billion. the average age is 63. most don't reach billionaire status until late 40s, berman. not all of them have a bachelors degree but there's a good chance they went to penn, harvard or yale if they do. >>> apple's new ios 8 software will be available today. it comes with e-mail with photos and health apps to combine data all in one place. and a smart keyboard will suggest appropriate words to complete your messages. it's available on iphone 4

. >> i feel like it is so much dependents upon where you are, ukee, some spots just barely out of the 70s right now, others are stuck into the mid 507's -- 50's, very location dependents forecast. some of you seeing some rain, some of you seeing nothing, we will break down the details you need to know coming up. jess? >> thank you, katie. ill 'd need my jacket here in just couple of minutes. 5:30, checking out the construction we've been looking at all morning. crews out on the scene just pick that up, get that out of the way, headed northbound 95 towards the airport. see everyone moving along nicely. we'll check out the rest of the majors coming up in just a couple every minutes. >> jess, thank you. still wait to go hear from ray rice after new video surfaced knocking out then fiancee, knocking her unconscious, in a atlantic city hotel elevator. >> this morning the running back is out after job, and possibly out of his football career. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo, joins us to tell us more about it. >> good morning, ray rice, the fall-out for him, continues this morning.

deported back to their country for many from january to june so the full scale of this crisis is barelybeen scratched in this conversation today. so we expect a full boat here and we can many supervisors for sponsoring it were going to work tirelessly until we see our city continue to uphold its name to live up to its promise. >> thank you. next. >> good afternoon supervisors. my name is [inaudible] executive director of the barraza are not we are here today to discuss is a community organization to discuss the impact of the surge and the need for services. we are here again to support that the city allocate the funding but we expect also just like [inaudible] we expect the funds. you have heard so boldly and tirelessly worked with the children doing with a rocket docket. now you're hitting that you're hearing from a nonprofit organization in the mission district that deals day-to-day with the families that come looking for legal services. not -- those children and the people that work at the chords are the ones that have they were apprehended by immigration authorities of the border. m