bees. the move to make the city bee city u.s.a. and what it would take to get that designation. >> probably felt the cooldown today. as much as 15 degrees cooler inland. breezy. low clouds make a quick honey, is the internet back yet? yes!! i'm surfing!! get high speed internet from at&t. keep calm, your internet's on. honey it's not swiping. come on i need it to swipe. i know i need to swipe something. get high speed internet from at&t. keep calm, your internet's on. >> teams across the country paid tribute to 9/11 vick victims and during the first sunday of the nfl regular season. [bagpipes playing] >> the new orleans firefighters pipes and drums band performed the star spangled banner before the raiders matchup in new orleans. volunteers and first responders from across new orleans took to the field and unforward a massive flag. the game was a nailbiter. >> colin kaepernick is inspiring other players with his national anthem protest. a few miami dolphins players northwest. players with the seahawks and chiefs are speak out again

it would be the first city in california to be a designated bee city. it's a part of a larger effort by the city to foster more love and appreciation for bees. what this measure -- okay. we will actually have more coming up at 8:30. . >>> all right we'll get back to her in a little bit. first we'll turn to lawrence and talk about the forecast. >> i hope you had a wonderful vacation. >> my 1 day off. >> that's quite ate trip. >> i'm honored you missed me so much. >> we definitely did. >> hey folks around the bay area we had cooler temperatures outside. the breeze blowing just a bit. here's a live look of san jose hose. partly cloudy skies. winds whipping up around parts of the bay. these temperatures, this is something else. 5 to 15 degrees below average by this time of year. by tomorrow 20 plus degrees below average for this time of year. cooler air gliding into the state at 64 degrees in san jose hose. 59 in livermore. 58 in the napa valley and 55 in san rows rows. winds are kicking up quite a bit. gusting to 35 miles per hour. stronger than that in fai

. -- bee population in the bay area. city: it would make san francisco the first major city in california to be a designated bee city. it's part of a larger effort to foster more laws andoo appreciation for the multitalented insects. >>> bee lovers and advocates came together@ql today for a ciy backed pollen nater fair. the board of supervisors is expected to7s vote on a proposl this week. [u try to do everything we can to support all the bee species. so honey bees and all the native bee species foundhqype% here. and by using as little pesticides andÁfunguscides as possible. all the wildlife also in these spaces is effected. >> reporter: the biggest fans at todays fair came in a small package. >> i saw bees. and i saw honey. and i saw bees. i think it v÷7s was cool. i wasn't scared. >> the kids seem to love it so much. they love learning about therg6 different life stages of the bees. and 99% are female and 1% are male. >> kids get really excite and had want to learn more and more and more. and adults end up learning a lot

>> reporter: the bee city legislation will be introduced tuesday. t local experts hope the efforts to rejuvenate bee populations will become a part of all san franciscans' lives. >> buy the right plants. don't use pesticides. when you have a gardener, ask that they're bay friendly certified. >> if you're interested in finding out which plants are bee pollinator friendly, you can go to sfplantfinder.org. emily turner, kpix 5. >>> an abandoned dog in mountain view didn't have any trouble finding a new home. turns out all he had to do was go to the police. the animal was left all alone in a filthy cage yesterday. when officers brought the pup back to their headquarters to be cleaned up, a dispatcher fell in love and she's now in the process of adopting him. >> what a cutie. i think i'd have a hard time not adopting him too. >>> we're talking weather and we're looking at a cool-down. we've already seen a bit of a cool down. it's going to get a lot cooler, folks. here's a live look outside this evening. the fog has rolled in. bay bridge this evening shrou

let me tell you about the >>> there are plenty of birds and flowers and bees and trees here in new york city, but believe it or not, there's a growing movement to keep the bees here on the rooftops. >> in honor of national honey month, i set out to discover some of the intepid urban beekeepers and found out it's not as hard as you think to raise bees right here in new york city. >> reporter: new york is full of sounds, honking, yelling, and even buzzing. that's because in the heart of this congested city lies the surprising splice of nature. >> i would say in beekeeping there's poetry and there's science. >> reporter: leanne is an urban beekeeper keeping city bees on roofs of all places since 2010. >> i thought there's probably two other people in new york interested in bees. and sure enough there was a class, and this group had started in 2006. and that's the group i now run. >> reporter: new york city bee keeping mission is to keep the tradition of bee keeping alive. ten hives on this roof. we visited them as they were harvesting a summer's worth of hone. >> this is a heavy, heavy comb. >>

>> the bee city legislation will be be introduced this tuesday. >> it is 5:56.ns roomily weekend of training for emergency responders is comington a end today. we'll tell you the drills that san bernardino faced this more than that was all to family. >> and monday night football giving colin kaepernick another national stage for his message on rational inequality. take a look at somehow other players are doing it next. about ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, griego. and i'm kenny choi. s rams, kick >>> good morning, everyone. it's monday, september 12th. >> it is the 49ers and the large rams kicking off a new season of monday night football tonight, and an unusual amount of attention will be be paid to the 49ers backup quarterback. the colin kaepernick national protest watch continues. ann? >> reporter: yeah, the game starts at 7:20, you can see levi's stadium behind me lit up, ready to shine on the national stage. and a lot of expectations that colin kaepernick is once again going to try to send a message on racial inequality. we saw several similar shows yesterday at the

then at 11:00 the move to make san francisco bee city u.s.a. what it's going to tack to get the designation. >>> a new movie about a hero pilot from danville came into a big landing "sully" is about pilot chesley "sully" sullenberger's miracle on the hudson landing back in 2009. the film more than tripled studio estimates for opening weekend ticket sales and explores the little known investigation into the lanking. studio heads said 80% of the audience was over the age of 35. second was the thrill are wow when the bough breaks ,"" don't breathe was third "and the new animated film" the wildlif quicw season of "dancing with the stars" premieres tomorrow at a special time. catch it at 5:00 p.m. right here on abc7. or set your dvr to record evident because we have -- oh, yeah, there's a football game that's going to be on. >> what a night. "dancing with the stars" and the 49ers. can't go wrong. destination television. >> feel the same way. thank you for joining us. or abc7 news at 6:00. see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. >> today on "matter of fact,

>> the bee city legislation will be introduced on tuesday. >> it is 4:57. how the community is coming together to honor a little boy killed in a crash on an east bay freeway. >> and a 48-hour training event for emergency responders is finally coming to a close,. ,, and i'm kenny choi. >>> good morning, everyone. it's monday, september 12th. >> let's head outside and take a look at the conditions, and see, take a look at the bay bridge this morning. time now is 4:59. we're going to get a check of weather and traffic. why don't we start with roberta, who had a nice long weekend. we enjoyed the weekend, right? >> well, of course we enjoyed the weekend. look, our desk is empty. where is everyone? >> three, two, one. there you are. >> we were waiting for the invitation. we never want to crash a party, do we? >> i was just taking a look at some of the latest observations. what's your excuse? >> same. >> same. >> i think we have a couple of things going on this morning. we have a camera located down the embarcadero, taking a look at the cloudy conditions. a be loo

then at 11:00 the move to make san francisco bee city u.s.a.ck to get the designation. >>> a new movie about a hero pilot from danville came into a big landing "sully" is about pilot chesley "sully" sullenberger's miracle on the hudson landing back in 2009. the film more than tripled studio estimates for opening weekend ticket sales and explores the little known investigation into the lanking. studio heads said 80% of the audience was over the age of 35. second was the thrill are wow when the bough breaks ,"" don't breathe was third "and the new animated film" the wildlife ." and a quick reminder the new season of "dancing with the stars" premieres tomorrow at a special time. catch it at 5:00 p.m. right here on abc7. or set your dvr to record evident because we have -- oh, yeah, there's a football game that's going to be on. >> what a night. "dancing with the stars" and the 49ers. can't go wrong. destination television. >> feel the same way. thank you for joining us. or abc7 news at 6:00. see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. (music plays from one w

philadelphia now has about 400 registered bee colonies and 75 beekeepers. citiesthat until recently restricted beekeeping-- like washington d.c., new york, and los angeles-- have lifted those restrictions. the movement is being embraced because the number of bee colonies in the u.s. had dropped dramatically in recent decades. >> in the 1940s, we had five million beehives in the united states. now we're about half that. we're just starting to see a resurgence in an interest in beekeeping. >> sreenivasan: that resurgence has led to an estimated 120,000 backyard beekeepers in the u.s., like suzanne matlock. >> this is where the queen is building a colony. >> sreenivasan: matlock began keeping hives on the front lawn of her philadelphia home seven years ago. she became interested in beekeeping after hearing about colony collapse disorder, the sudden loss of 30 to 90% of bee colonies, which can lead to a shortage of bees needed to pollinate crops. >> maybe it'd make a tiny little difference if each person would keep a hive of bees, just like each person composts or rec

the board of supervisors is expected to pass a measure that would make san francisco a designated bee city means san francisco would take special steps to support bee species like encouraging residents to limit their use of herbicides and pesticides. oar they are in decline. >> 30 cities across the country have declared themselves bee cities. >>> and president obama is meeting with the top four congressional leaders. lawmakers and the white house are also maneuvering toward a deal for funding for the zika virus after warnings came from government scientists. also only the table president obama is pushing to ratify the transatlantic partnership. >>> and south korean officials said north korea is capable of conducting another nuclear test at any time. south korea's news agency reporting this morning that there's evidence the north has finished new test preparations. north korea is already facing international am sanctions. north korea claims they now have the capability to place a nuclear warhead on a rocket. >>> this morning people are remembering transgender actress alexis arquette. she di

discover some of the beekeepers and found out it's not as hard as you think to raise bees right here in new york city. >> reporter: new york is full of sounds, honking, yelling, and even buzzing. that's because in the heart of this surprising splice of nature. >> in bee keeping there's poetry and science. >> reporter: leanne is an urban beekeeper keeping bees on roofs. >> i thought there's probably two other people in new york interested in bees. and sure enough there was a class, and this group had started in 2006. and that's the group i now run. >> reporter: new york city bee keeping mission is to keep the tradition of bee keeping alive. classes and harvests honey from ten hives on this roof. we visited them as they were harvesting. >> the combs are removed, cleaned of bees and wax and placed into a honey extractor. >> when it's full. there's a basket that spins inside. the honey is flung to the sides and then drains into a strainer and a bucket. >> reporter: you can keep bees almost anywhere. brown stones, in churchyards, out in the open. people are keeping in community gardens. >> reporter: a few

city streets department. >>> meantime, a member of the san francisco board of supervisors will introduce a resolution tomorrow to protect beesy. supervisor katie tang says the resolution is designed to enhance the liveability of san francisco's neighborhoods and create more sustainable habitats and keep these and other pollinators healthy. tang says at least 30 cities have already been designated bee cities. >> some bay area residents took a transformative boat ride today. abc 7 news was at san francisco's pier 41 as 19 people boarded a boat for special citizen ship ceremony. it was held at the old angelle island situation and philip mcnamara was among those sitting in and signed up for the visa lottery after hearing about it from friends in ireland. >> thought it would be a joke and said no, this can't be true. i went to the embassy and sent out my forms and a year later, six months later i got an application to join the green card so i was absolutely delighted. >> the citizenship and immigration services holds naturalization services once a year at angel island. >> okay. actually still looking pretty good. of course, it's

designated as bee cities. >>> also today, gun bye-backs will be held in is several marin county cities an authorities are hoping to collect working weapons of all kinds. if you donate, you can get up to $200. there are a variety of locations, we have posted them on our web site, that's cbs-sf .com. >>> and time now is 5:09. if you're scared of spiders, the story may not be for you. eww. >> why more tarantulas -- why more of these guys are wandering around your neighborhood. >> a video of a little girl in california giving away her lunch to a man less fortunate than her. the reaction goes viral this morning. >> that is sweet. >>> good morning, everybody from the kpix weather center, another cool forecast for you. the warmup, and when you should expect it. those details, straight ahead. . >> and a san rafael crash that could cause delays for your morning commute. i will keep you posted when it will be cleared. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, tension between bikers and drivers. park o >>> some changes at mount diablo. officials want to ease the tension between bikers and drivers there. park officials

bee invasion in pennsylvania. >> take a look at this. this is the city hall in carbondale. honey bees have made the building their new home, and the stinging situation is so bad, the first floor where the police department is located is now off limits. city leaders have called in bee experts, but they say anyone whul problem and remove them is welcome. >>> national guard helicopters stuck in the mud. the pilot had to make an emergency landing in cove, texas for a minor incident so set it down in a muddy field. 12 hours later, still there. crews are working with the plane to free the helicopter. >>> check out this unusual sight in portland, oregon. a sasquatch walking kids to the attention of drivers as children head back to class. the message is, always be careful. you never know who will be in a crosswalk. >> that is serious makeup. >> i don't know if i'd be into that. it's scary. >> if i'm a kid i'm going there's no way i'm going with this. >> still, you see that face, and i'm not going near it. no way. >>> so hermine is a hurricane. it is official. a viewer write in that

. >>> next the battle over bees, the city guidelines for >> good morning, maureen. we have something amazing for you this morning, a local farm is celebrating the cavs championship win. how you can join in on all the fun. it was doggie destiny was mr. bonejangles expecting the perfect toy at an amazing price? of course not. he's a dog. but that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find, >>> thanks so much for being with us. 6:30 on this saturday, september 10th. we are showing you a live look downtown. looks like skies have cleared a little bit, but many of you getting a little bit of rain to start out your saturday. michael's been watching the storm system move through, and, of course, we're in for re surprises today, michael. >> yes, we are, maureen. so this morning, again, a couple of you might still need those umbrellas, especially towards ashtabula county. but the majority of us it looks decent to start. and i think through about lunchtime things look good. but, again, here's where we're tracking some wet weather, ashtabul

things student renters have dealt with in their boston apartments today and a buzzing over a bee invasion at city hall. >> between burton and roche-y, we have a rat battle champion in the sports department. coming up, the impacts of hermine as it makes its way up hey how's it going, hotcakes? hotcakes. this place has hotcakes. so why aren't they selling like hotcakes? with comcast business internet and wifi pro, they could be. just add a customized message to your wifi pro splash page and you'll reach your customers where their eyes are already - on their devices. order up. it's more than just wifi, it can help grow your business. you don't see that every day. introducing wifi pro, wifi that helps grow your business. comcast business. >>> three breaking stories right now at 5:30. milford police just releasing images of a tractor-trailer believed to have killed a pedestrian. officers say the victim, a woman in her 50s, was hit on main street around 4:00 p.m., right across from the police station there. now police releasing those

he also commended the city on its progress of the 219-million dollar bee branch flood mitigation project. "mayor buol, city of dubuque - let us continue to do what dubuque citizens do best: bring our ideas, our lessons learned, our different perspectives together, onc path to an innovative, resourceful, creative future for dubuque." buol also commended the city on its progress of the 219-million dollar bee branch flood mitigation project. theatre cedar rapids may cancel an upcoming play. it's because some are upset that a hearing actor was casted to play the role of a deaf person. the play is called tribes. it's about billy--the only deaf member of a family living in london. he meets a hearing woman who was born to deaf parents, and she introduces him to others in the deaf community. artistic least 1 organization that advocates on behalf of those who are hearing impared when casting. although she admits, it could have done more. ",'"we're an interpretive art form and so the question becomes do you have to have a deaf actor play a deaf role or is that just the very nature of acting? i don

problem areas i17 southbound, and the 17 between bum bell bee and black canyon city. a lot of people getting out of town and coming back. >> can't fight the weather beautiful across the valley and the state. sunny skies. hard to find any clouds that are out there tonight. dry conditions tonight. 101. sitting in the 90s now. temperatures slightly below average. we started out at 76 this morning and time lapse showing just how clear it was. 100 at phoenix harbor. very dry. due points in the 30s. 9% humidity. northwest wind light at 6 miles per hour. here's the plan the rest of the evening. clear skies right through the 11:00 hour. no rain chances. we will see the upper 80s as we head into overnight back in the 70s and even some 60s can't be ruled out for few valley spots. 67 tomorrow morning in scottsdale. a little more enclosed cover as you wake up with a very stray chance of a shower tomorrow afternoon at 10%. afternoon highs in the upper 90s. slightly below average as we begin to increase our monsoon moisture once again. showers and thunderstorm chances will be incre

city hall, police station and more, covered in these, hear from the mayor has an offer for bee keepers. >>> and a live look at center city, we are seeing some showers moving in this morning, plus katie has latest morning, plus katie has latest on tropical storm hermine when the roast looks good dad. how good? 162 likes. did i get any retweets on those green beans? yep! and they're blowing up on instagram. honey, your rump roast just broke the internet!!!! as it should. life is family mealtime and everything you need to make it picture perfect. now be sure to tag your mother because she needs more followers. ok. he's making it up. of course, anyone who commits a violent now be sure to tag your mother crime needs to be prosecuted -- and put behind bars. narrator: katie mcginty will keep us safe -- more police on the streets, better training and equipment, and take on the gun lobby for gun safety laws. katie: i'm the daughter of a police officer, and the mother of three. i'll stand with law enforcement to fight crime, and protect our families. i'm katie mcginty, and i approve this message

>> a city building has a major problem this morning. it's called bees. a whole lot of them. city hall is now home to an entire colony of bees. bee experts say it won't last long where they are while trying coto keep them alive. >> they're free. they can come. we have a lift available they can use. that's the easiest way but if we don't get the queen bee they may not evacuate the area. >> the mayor says beekeepers have been able to save about 500 of those bees. of course the bees so important for us. all right. time is current lip high school. >>> 600 are charge with misdemeanors each year. they've tried many different avenues. they're putting a new method in place that's already worked. officials are using a teen diversion program that is 93% successful. cumberland county wants to mimic that success. they will lobby much a 90-day program where that i do community service and classes. it must be a teen's first misdemeanor charge for things like fighting. but charges like sex offenses, domestic viebles or weapon cases won't be eligible f. they complete the program charges won't

city officials are supposed to warn registered bee owners about the sprayings, but that didn't happen this time. bee keepers say it devastated their businesses. the world's biggest selling smartphone maker is now recalling 2 point 5 million of its cellphones. samsung recalled the galaxy note 7 after several reports of it catching on fire while charging. the company just unveiled the new phone about a month ago. samsung is no longer selling the cell phone and is offering a free one to replace the recalled units. the company says in the meantime if you have one of these phones, contact your nearest samsung service center. wit woman showed us the damage left behind when her cell phone battery exploded. patricia dampier says her h-t-c phone started to smoke when she tried to answer a call. she threw it to the edge of her bed which then caught the mattress on fire. we spoke to a cell phone repairman who says people should pay close attention to their lithium ion batteries, because a faulty one can ignite. fire officials recommend phones on hard surfaces. the final touches on friday we aske

bee experts have been called upon to see what can be done, but so far there isn't a concrete plan except to stay out of the building. the city says they're open to any bee relocation plans./// (( plane had to be evacuated in albuquerque... after a suspicious device was found onboard. flight staff moved the item to the galley and police were called in to sweep the plane. turns out... it was just a vibrating device that fights wrinkles as it rolls over a person's face. no arrests were made./// ((denise valdez)) >>> that's all for us live at eleven. ((dave courvoisier)) >> the late show with stephen colbert is next with news music buyer beware. captioning sponsored by cbs >> stephen: is this real or is it in my head? >> hey, stephen. thanks for having me on your show tonight. >> stephen: am i having you on? do i even have a show tonight? if the the show is all in my head and the audience is just a bunch of computer viruses? >> what? >> stephen: when? >> oh, i see what's going on here. i'm on "mr. robot," so you're doing a "mr. robot" bit here. i get it. >> stephen: am i, or is the bit doing me? maybe we're all just 1s and 0sed

bees around. that setting sun once it dips below the city. going to be a perfect location. >> . as we get into the evening hours. as far as teer it's still warm. 88 downtown. the same in staple ton. and officially at the airport. still 92 up in to brighton. and mid 80s towards ken carol. and morrison. >> . foothills 70s. es it is park at 79 future cast pretty quiet. between noun and nine o'clock. the game will be un-eventful. as far as weather goes. a few clouds on the far eastern plains. a cold front from the north. you may notice a little more cloud cover. say around 3, 4-rbgs. and a little more wind into the afternoon. that's the cold front dropping in. it will drop the temperatures down. i can't rule out a sprinkle or shower. >> . that will be about it. air is very dry. >> . over night tonight. wider view of the state. everything coming to an end. >> cold tpr-pbt from the tphort. mix of 50s and 60s. but low humidity. very comfortable -flt here in denver. at 51. and highs tomorrow. there's the impact of the cold front. right there. temperatures in the mid to upper 70s. little

city leaders are crafting new rules on the practice and could cost one man his bees. we have that story. >> cuyahoga falls, the home of the music center and number of folks who raise bees like bill thompson. >> i've done so for ten years. i wound up with 250 pounds of good spring honey. >> but the city might. new legislation may sting bill out of his honey hobby. >> i have to have a 62-foot lot in order to come in under the requirements. >> his lot isn't big enough. danger sometimes like a dog if not kept properly. >> others welcome the situation. his hives meet the new requirements already but -- >> a few changes we'd like to see. there's a little beekeeper on portis trail that might lose his hives completely because of the size of his lots. >> it will give beekeepers three years to comply. the retired firefighter hopes he can be somehow in. >> in three years i'll be 87 or nearly, and i don't know what my life is going to be like in three years, and i don't think they real estate what they've done to me. >> the city didn't respond to our request for an interview but

all these bees suddenly showed up in a backyard swarming around a hive. the cityas called but when a bee remover arrived he was shocked and lacked the proper gear. so frances kept an eye on her grandson. >> this is something you don't see every day. >> we make you stay inside so the bees won't hurt you. >> okay. >> now in a twist, just before the bee remover returned, every, single bee left on its own. neighbors say that only a few stragglers aren't budging. >>> there is a new addition at the san francisco zoo. >> that's right. zookeepers say two fuzzy white baby flamingos have hatched. their parents will take turn feeding them for three months. they will start to get their pink coats in about 2 to 3 years. no word yet when the public will get to see them in person. but these pictures are pretty cute. >>> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up from at&t, it's going to come down to the final three games against the los angeles dodgers beginning tonight. and the crazy play in st. louis last evening that could impact the giants wildcard chances. that story straight ahea

buol also commended the city on its progress of the 219-million dollar bee branch flood mitigation project. we all know an excellent teacher can make the world of difference in students' lives. the white house is recognizing those types of teachers across the country... and iowa math but right now, here's a look at today's opening farm markets. good morning! showers and thunderstorms. it appears there will be two rounds arriving in our northwest counties early today. there should be a substantial break with very little activity around the midday hours, with storms increasing in coverage again for the late afternoon and evening hours. these storms may impact some football games, and they are worth monitoring today and tonight. the weekend continues to look excellent with highs around 70 on saturday and mid-70s on sunday. iowa/iowa state football continues to in the upper 60s. have a great weekend!toda y: showers and thunderstorms develop. locally heavy rain possible. wind: s 5-10. high: 78 tonight: lingering showers and a few thunderstorms. wind: nw 5- 10. low: 57 tomorrow: mostly sunny and

different perspectives together, once again, to mayor buol also commended the city on its progress of the 219-million dollar bee branch flood mitigation project. transit busses that are used in rural communities will see a big upgrade soon. today, the iowa department of transportatio n learned it will receive 4-point-3 million dollars in grants from the federal government. the d-o-t will use money to replace buses that operate in rural areas... ... and are no longer running properly. all together, the federal government awarded more than 220 million dollars to agencies in 41 states. elementary school has received national recognition for helping students learn math. today, the white house honored ann johnson. she teaches second grade at sageville. she's one of about a hundred teachers across the country receiving the presidential award for excellence in mathematics and science teaching. the white house says these teachers have developed a program that engages students in the subjects. they are role models for their colleagues, " i think math teaching is the most uncomfortable because of the subject. but i feel

150 species of native bees so we have the honey bees we continued to and we create the hives for we have the native byes. san francisco is one of 30 citiesoss the nation pledging to protect bees. >> next the seven thing you need to know as you start the day. the nation crowd as new miss america with reaction from judges. it is raining catfish in pennsylvania. a woman's unfortunate encounter >> whether you are just joining us or headed out the door here are seven things you need to know: hillary clinton will not be traveling to the west coast today. she will appear at an event in san francisco's masonic add overauditorium by satellite after being diagnosed with new moan ya. >> a plane crashes shortly after take off at reno airport killing three people. our affiliate is reporting it was headed to san carlos. investigators are looking into the cause. >> oakland police department want your input on what you want in a police chief. a community forum is held at 6:00 at north oakland senior center and the department has been without a chief since june and once had three chiefs in eight days. >> today is the one year anniversary of the valley fi

impact on london at the time, but also became the basis because the city was rebuilt. >>> a lot of people are talking about this, a bee attack in the southern part of the state. it happened in a popular part of the state on saturday. firefighters say a large swarm of bees attacked several families while they were having picnics. the eye witnesses say the bees seemed to have a specific target. >> the more women and men with long hair, they appeared to be attacking them. >> this whole field was full of bees. they were chasing people. >> well, that's scary. the firefighters say at least 20 of them were stung. three of them had to go to the hospital, but everybody is expected to be okay. >>> spanish researchers have linked childhood bmi to asthma. >>> and in another study, researchers in the uk say that children who measured small were at an increased risk for asthma. the babies were monitored until the age of 15. >>> have you ever wondered why wine experts can smell and taste items that others can't? >> we set out to find out the answer to that question and what was found could lead to a break through in alzheimer's. >>>

city officials say property tax assistance for seniors and the disabled will be reinstated starting october 1. the state- sponsored program started in 1978 but was suspended in 2009. >>> a push to protect bees and other pollinators it's underway this week. katie tang will introduce a resolution tomorrow to designate san francisco as a so- called the city. that involves reducing pesticide use on city properties and restoring natural habitats for endangered species. >>> a small plane heading to the bay area crashes during takeoff. the investigation now underway into what went wrong. >>> no further punishment for ryan lochte. why the international olympic committee says they won't move forward with disciplinary action. >>> the temperatures are going down. have you been outside lately? it feels like fall has arrived. we will talk about the cooling trend and how long you should expect it. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, chopper video shows a charred roof.. and other major damage. it's beli >>> sheriff's deputies are investigating a fire as a possible arson base. chopper video shows a charred roof. they believe that the gunman in the orlando nightclub shooting attended this mosque. the st. lucie county sheriff'

the city leaders in carbondale say so many bees have come through the walls and they filled the police department. people cannot get to work there anymore. they are working with the experts to figure out how to reload -- relocate the bees. >> look at that hive? >> it looks like it is >> i am not allergic to bees but i am afraid of them. it is crazy how they take over the entire building. >> i am glad they're trying to figure out how to relocate them your >> it is 6:27. >>> coming up after the break right now on cbs 2 this morning...the latest changes while linn county gets one step closer to >>> right now the latest changes by the county gets one step closer to increasing its minimum wage.>>> one big reason why they are not worried about hackers changing the election result. >>> morning. here's a look at i 380. everything is looking smooth if you are heading that way.>>> thanks for joining us. let's take a check of our forecast. >>> is a little cool out there. even for iowans. we get so used to those warm and muggy conditions. when we on the 50s is a difference out there. kids might ne

for now, that's going to park its over the delmarva, rehoboth bee beach, even into the new york city beaches where you'll have waves at five to ten feet. they'll be amazing to look at, but please don't go in them. it will be a dangerous weekend. i know everyone wants to get out the last weekend of the year, but the rainfall will be heavy. the winds will still be heavy. a million people will be without power at some point in time because of how wet the fwrougros now because of this. you get very wet roots on a tree. the trees are going to fall down. the power lines are going to come down. this is not really a weekend to be playing out there, i'm afraid. >> chad, to be clear, when you're saying the storm is going to stall off the coast, so many of us here in the northeast have memories of sandy four years ago. are there any models that take it back out over or back to us in new jersey and new york? >> do you really want that answer? because it is yes. there are models, not ones that we always believe, but yes, there are models that take this storm and turn it back. watch this. look at

he also commended the city on its progress of the 219-million dollar bee the faa says some airline passengers shouldn't use their phones at all during the flight. this follows several reports of the battery suddenly catching fire on a new samsung phone. is knocking on the door today with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. it appears there will be two rounds of rainfall with the first arriving in our northwest counties early today. there should be a substantial break with very little activity around the midday hours, with storms increasing in coverage again for the late afternoon and evening hours. these storms may impact some football games, and they are worth monitoring today and tonight. continues to look excellent with highs around 70 on saturday and mid-70s on sunday. iowa/iowa state football continues to look great with clear sky and kickoff temperatures in the upper 60s. have a great weekend! today: locally heavy rain possible. wind: s 5-10. high: 78 tonight: lingering showers and a few thunderstorms. wind: nw 5- 10. low: 57 tomorrow: mostly sunny and very comfortable. excellent for

cocaine is up in clevelandf that would have bee on the streets if not for theul feds and place them in one of biggest greg mussman recent the deal drugs in the city are this area, dea,, please. they arrested two men, on saturday now facing charges after agents confiscated 92 kilos of cocaine. is important that we get drugs off the streets especiall the large conducting bike received that could reach thousandsd . and that joan severance important to get that off the streets. >> dea says it remains an investigation-alaska be made. lantern shark up with a sudden death of a principle tha yourn given him a lasting tribute during a ceremony,v in bedford portion of melba street was renamed it is now paul g. ward carylwood intermediate school died in may unexpectedly. usc coming this weekend and some of the big names were checking out in downtown cleveland. >> is moreon >> outside of the keel, usc fan got a up-close look at some of the biggest usc fighters to wor raised here, stipe miocic and jessica evil eye, he is defending has heavyweight championship, and she votes apart and eight usc work out, fans of all ages came out to for they have the media and

and, bees and started a lawsuit of the family of a man who died in police custody. the city agreed to pay $500,000 they ordered him out of the car, and they tased him 11 times and brown later died of a heart attack. >> date just approved new rules for the boxes and donation bins. charities have to register their boxes with the city and two weeks. >> now let's talk about an inspiring come back for a local runner. she actually nearly died last winter. >> a driver hit her and left her on the side of the road. susan kerman was hit by michael shannon. he drove off in her leg was broken in three places and her liver was lacerated. >> doctors told her she may never race again but, overcoming her near death experience. she signed up to run the pro- football marathon in canton. >> my doctor tells me now that i can do it. i've run through pain, i run through pain before. >> shannon was convicted of probation. >>> next at six, brad pitt now under investigation for child abuse. what he allegedly did to get angelina to file for divorce. >> and we check in with nick >>> our team is follow

bee charged.. lawmakers more, it may work on a dealal to repeal the bathr law, they say that they will consider resending the law but only if city leaders in charlotte repeal the ordinance it was widely considered discriminatory to th lgbtq community has cost the state millions. the head of ride-sharing app lyft came out with somee bold predictions , john summers has most of the company's cars wil be self driving in just five years and also thinks the car ownership will become to an end because it will be cheaper and easier to hail a self driving vehiclel right now they test th technology in phoenix, uber does the same thing now in pittsburgh. replacements of samson rocksino seven will be available on wednesday. it was recalled last week after dozens report that it caught fire or while charging. they were traced to a battery problem. they can pick up a free replacement from samsung, the wireless carrier or the store where they bought the phone apple, sources said that the rush to debut at afterword that apple's iphone 7 may overwhelm people, and theyy wanted to get the phone on the market before applewag. >> data will be more wi

business owners in that area have asked the city of miami to compensate them for zika's impact. in one county in florida, bees are dying in large numbers and beekeepers blame aerial spraying for the zika virus. reporter levi ismail has more on the fallout from fighting levi: mark zidek had no idea when he built this for neighborhood owls, that bees would call it home. mark zidek: i mean, there's thousands of them all the time that live there. levi: zidek usually has them removed each year, but this time around -- bees, nowhere to be found. he believes that area helicopters spraying in the area may have been the cause. >> we depend on the bees, so it is kind of alarming that they're getting killed off. levi: but lee county mosquito control says they haven't sprayed the area in at lst dennis lives in alva and has had his property sprayed over. he can't narrow down what caused it, but shortly after, thousands of his bees were dead. dennis: we try to get them to use pesticides that aren't as potent. don't linger as long. levi: naled, a pesticide, has been at the center of the debate -- despite less than a thumbna

city in barely more than a year. the concert starts at 7:20, dj khalid is her opening act. beeil say ticket are always hard to get but people over at live nation say production released good seats so you do still have have a chance. >>> the boss will also be in philly today, that is rate rockledge even bruce springsteen will be here but not for a concert. he is promoting his memoirs born to run at free library on the parkway in philadelphia fans who bought tickets will get a free signed copy of the book and selfie with springsteen. the event starts at noon. >>> and, speaking of springsteen mary j. blige sang his song about police brutality to hillary clinton as part of the new interview series with the queen of hip-hop. >> i just want to know where do we go from here. >> apple music released a tease clip of mary j. blige interview with clinton. democratic nominee is first guest of the singer's new on line series call the 411 with mary j. blige. the interview is set to be released on apple music tomorrow. >>> i do have sad news to tell but, queen of soaps passed away, agnes nixo

amazing all ofl a sudden everybody just showedwe up they were out and about in ai ocean city it turned out to beearlier from an expert who said the seas are are still angry. so you can't swim today.od. what else can folks do when do they're there, though? >> you're right.ig. public safety is our number onee concern. there's no swimming on the beach ing o but the boardwalk isn the g boib open today. tod. obviously it's already startedea you see the people starting to ride bikes and gather up there.e they'll be a lot of people oneon the boardwalk.erdwalk. they'll be a lot of people at the amusement parks at the at golf facilities and all the the other things that people come down here to enjoy as well asl a just going to the beach. it's going to be busy day in dai ocean city.ocean c those that are here enjoy themselves. >> even though it's unofficial end of summer that we're>> e han today, ocean city is going to bb open for business for many, a m, few more weeks any way. >> absolutely. it's a tradition that they sayhe the end of summer but we justt continue going right on throughh september and int