here's bermuda obviously, but this storm looks like it is even going to completely bypass bermuda, and remain out to sea, before it starts to recur of here. now, currently, actually since upgraded. now category two hurricane with max sustained winds at 105 miles per hour, and gusts up to 125, northwest movement, currently, which is suggesting obviously it is headed toward bermuda, a will start to recur of, we think, so even though likely will strengthen potentially lead to go some stronger surf in bermuda, a maybe traveling that way, something to keep in mind, but no direct impact to anybody, really, there this storm system. so, back here at home, we now continue to stay dry, nice giant ridge of high pressure still in place. >> whether it gets here timing mainly overnight tonight into early tomorrow morning, so shower here, and there, overnight into tomorrow morning, light winds, low humidity, full sunshine, great for outdoor activities after school, though, over, so make an excuse to get outside. but you will have lots of them over the next few days, despite that shower tomorrow morni

one is pricewaterhousecoopers, moving its corporate address to bermuda.efore entering bankruptcy and acquired by warren buffet's company, fruit of the loom moved its corporate headquarters to the cayman island in 1998. lately more u.s. companies are using a technique called ipp version. it could cost the u.s. 20 billion in lost tax revenue. that is where a u.s. company legally arranges to become the subsidiary of a foreign based company and pay taxes to the foreign company, instead of the u.s. one of those, sara lee merged with de master blenders. an international coffee and tea company and has corporate headquarters in the netherlands. banana producer and a medical yis manufacturer will move corporate headquarters to ireland when their individuals mergers are complete. many companies say they are renouncing u.n. citizenship to avoid income tax rates of 35%. in the netherlands, it's 25%. canada, 15% and ireland 12.5%. critics say that companies use loopholes to avoid paying the 35% corporate income tax, and if they invert and relocate, they enjoy all the

now they've laid down the bermuda tiffway. they know it works and it was further along in development in its root growth. they would like to go back to bermuda bandera. they might do that further down the line. they just want to have this in place for sunday, which they do. they said they didn't have any problems last weekend during the mexico/chile soccer game. >> get off of it, you're making me nervous. we don't need any divots out there. of course you can watch the gam right here. christina loren also joining me here at the stadium. isn't it great, christina? >> it is. and what is more american than football. we have old glory waving throughout the stadium and of course you have the big nbc on the jumbotron. the good news is because they're having the game, an evening game, temperatures are not going to that hot and at halftime, those numbers will really begin to fall. bring a light jacket. as you know we get some cold nights here in the santa clara valley. let's talk about your weather for today. we have some interesting

but, thankfully, despite the fact it looks like it is essentially making bee line toward bermuda theres should hook out to sea once again, so bermuda, a certainly not our coast, a threat, for any casino of direct impact but expect it to turn into major hurricane. for that to be the case, before it rolls into some cooler water, then eventually we start to weaken in terms of intensity. back here at home, this front that's actually moving through, part of the flow, will keep it well out to sea, but that is front bringing nothing more than nuisance conditions to our area. we zero in on the region. basically seen the brunt of this already roll through southeastern pa. the bulk of precipitation at this hour, primarily confined across the delaware beaches, sussex county, and then most of the garden state of new jersey, back edge to it, good reference point, outside lower merion high school, where it is dreary, it is clearly damp outside. but it is at least a little milder than it was yesterday because of all of the cloud cover moving in. now, believe it or not, i still gave this day an a minu

are serving as paid servants for british officers and others go to work for the naval dockyard in bermuda. it's a subset of the men serving in the colonial marines and they are not compelled to do this, though there is a great deal of persuasion applied to encourage them to serve and they are attracted by the fact they will be paid, they will receive decent clothing for the first time in their lives, they will receive a daily meat ration for the first time in their lives, they will receive a daily alcohol ration for the first time in their lives. they will receive some respect and they will have the opportunity to plunder and in some cases kill their former masters. now, possessing racial prejudice, these british naval officers, again, they're growing into this role. don't get the idea that these are william lloyd garrison on the decks of these naval warships. they've got other priorities. so they are not natural-born abolitionists but they are working up a real good hatred for the united states as this conflict goes along, and they're trying to think, how can we really stick it to them?

last night is also a test for the new turf since the nineers replaced the original 1.4 special bermuda blend after it fell apart during the preseason game. it's the same type of turf used at candle stick for years. >> as a player, making sure the ball bounces right. that's it. >> good early reviews there. weave heard conflicting reports about how much time it took fans to leave. levi stadium will host several major events in the coming weeks. the 49ers home opener against the chicago bears next sunday. but they are not the only athletes debuting on the new field. the pac 12 champion will be played there december 5th and wrestle mania 31 comes to levi on march 31st. super bowl 50 will be played on february 7th, 2016, hopefully featuring the san francisco 49ers. >>> if you're headed to levi stadium, we have you covered. visit nbcbayarea.com and search stadium guide. there you can find information on parking lots, traffic patterns and how to avoid it. much more ahead, san jose has struggled to keep the best officers in town. is a remedy on the horizon? some think it could solve a growing

edouard is hitting there about 500 miles east of bermuda. it is a category 2.int, it doesn't look like a major concern for anyone. it a es going to dodge east of bermuda, but it fight get to a category 3, the first time since hurricane sandy that we've had a category 3 in the atlantic ocean. quickly back across the western pacific, we have a medium area of disturbance threatening the philippines. some models want to bring it in right towards luzon. so something we'll watch. >> thank you very much. >>> business news now. chinese e-commerce giant alibaba has raised its price range days before it's set to go public. the company boosted its target price between $66 and $68 a share. that values alibaba at $155 billion, dwarfing ebay's $67 billion market valuation. but still a long way off from facebook and google. >> microsoft is extending its video game empire, buying the mine craft game and the studio that designed it for $2.5 billion. mine craft is one of the most popular video games ever. it's low tech, as well. that's meant to be that way. it's about using bloc

the war years are moved on to nova scotia and then another 1600 are moved on to nova scotia from bermudarom the sea islands of georgia where the british also operated at the very end of the war. we're getting about 2800 who go to nova scotia. we've got another approximately 360 who go to new brunswick, another of the maritime provinces and probably about a thousand, including most of the colonial marines who go to trinidad. and in trinidad they have their most successful experience. and they manage to maintain distinct communities in a distinct identity. professor allgor talked about identity formation in her presentation. this particular community in trinidad has retained their cohesion and call themselves to this day the mericans to distinguish themselves from the many other people of color in trinidad. they turn the c into a k and they are the merikans and a fair number of them have subkwently come immigrants either in england or in the united states. but they are still very proud about being merikans. yes? >> inaudible the british was integrated. so why didn't the royal navy apply th

but it's coming nowhere near the united states, not even coming near bermuda. making a right turn, going well east of bermuda. once again, we're in the peak of hurricane season. comfortable, the clouds come in late tonight or else we would get into the 40s in some parts of the area. tomorrow, periods of rain developing. first couple hours of the day best chance of being dry. temperatures in the upper 60s to near 70. then it dries out tomorrow night. sets us up for a beautiful day sunday. a little on the cool side. the average high is 80. then a beautiful day monday. some morning rain on tuesday. and then look how cool it gets for the rest of next week despite the dry weather. >> thanks. >>> more than 10,000 drivers use it every day. but is it safe? >> the reason state owe firs ha -- why state officials have their eyes on the bridge. >>> new at 6:00, more than two dozen children sickened in new jersey when a day care worker put bleach in their water. the new fallout in the case tonight. don't believe tom corbett's tv ad. the facts speak for themselves. tom corbe

on into a pair of bermuda shorts.s pants pocket. rory and the spectator had a good laugh. the official let him drop without adding a stroke. i'll give you three reasons why, the first two don't count. he played the ball, just one, from where the guy was standing. that was awesome, right? >> lover loved that. >> lester really liked that story. >> that's the way you put it. >> wow. >> should we go to weather? >> wow, you really are. >> five lines going through my brain, none of which i can use on tv. >> lester holt is not as wholesome as you think, is he? no. dylan, your turn. >> let you guys calm down. i'll take over this one. we've got tropical storm edouard. it will most likely become a hurricane, but this will not be a threat to land. it's moving northwest at 15, but it will take a turn to the north. and even bermuda shouldn't be affected by this storm. we do have a couple of areas that we're keeping an eye on off the west coast of florida, we have a chance of this developing into a bigger system but only a 30% chan

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the team adjusted the composition of the base and switched to a different type of grass for the bermuda grass to the same kind that was used at candlestick. fans are keeping their fingers crossed. >> you don't want to have something where a knee blows out and it being costly to your t m team's welfare. also mostly just for the integrity of having the new inaugural season for the levi stadium not be marred by injuries. i don't want it to develop a bad rep. >> reporter: an organization hoping to put the turf saga behind them. lillian kim, abc 7 news. >> one more sports note. former coach of the oakland a's has resigned as manager of the texas rangers. he says he needs to devote his full attention to an off the field personal matter. he would not elaborate but say it had nothing to do with the rangers' terrible season. washington tested positive for cocaine use, but they say the departure is not drug related. >>> also tonight earthquake drills may not be enough. why the risk of shaking has schools quaking with concern. >>> plus revealed. low water levels at one lake put boaters on notice.

as tropical storm but is category two and it could be category three major hurricane far away from bermuda. we'll see if it gives us an issue lightser on in the week down the shore. cool this morning. dress the kids with jackets on the way out and maybe a sweatshirtch the aft >> developing this morning hurricane o'deal is slamming st. lucas right now southern tip of baha pep ins la. these are pictures as it regard ashore. odile is spinning winds the 125 miles an hour and dumping heavy rain and pounding surf at the popular tourist destination. thousands of tourists are seeing refuge in hotels now set up as hurricane shelters. >> around here, nice, dry, calm, so far the way we like it for morning commute. crews wept through and got things ready for you. opened a third westbound lane for the morning commute. but, you see that little red light there on the right side of the screen the right lane is still choseed hod headed to enter-er isit why i. once again each morning this week we expect delays on ben franklin bridge. new crash. downed pole, pensburg closing off pottstown avenue. stick with

during the war, they are being taken to tangier island, they're being taken to bermuda which is a major british naval base and is the central headquarters for the operation on the chesapeake. other main british naval base in north america is at halifax, nova scotia. so probably about 1,200 during the war years are moved on to nova scotia and then another 1,600 are moved on to nova scotia from bermuda or from the sea islands of georgia where the british also operated at the very end of the war. so we're getting about 2,800 who go to nova scotia. we've got another approximately 360 who go to new brunswick, another of the maritime provinces. and probably about 1,000, including most of the colonial marines who go to the west indian island of trinidad. and in trinidad they have their most successful experience. and they manage to maintain distinct communities in a distinct identity. professor allgor talked about identity formation in her very nice presentation. this particular community in trinidad has maintained its cohesion, and they call themselves to this day the merikans to distinguish

was the first test of the turf since the niners replaced it when the original $1.4 million special bermuda blend started falling apart after the opening preseason game. >> as a player, making sure they don't sink in, the ball doesn't slide too much and the ball bounces right. that's basically it. >> the new grass fans saw tonight is the same type of turf used at candlestick for years. so tonight's no score, fans just hope they'll score a ride home that doesn't require sitting for hours in traffic. for others, decided the best way to beat the crowds is to wait them out with a little after game barbecue in the parking lot. well, i have been personally tracking three people who left this parking lot. i called them half hour later to see how far they got. and all of them told me it took only 20 to 25 minutes before they were able to hit the highways. so that's not too bad, at least from this location. but of course everyone has a different story. reporting live from santa clara, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> marianne, thank you very much. very interesting seeing the tale of two parking

105 miles an hour hurricane moving to the north at 15 miles per hour moving away eventually from bermuda. toward the baja peninsula still watching tropical storm odile. 50 miles per hour storm movement to the north at seven. it's going to bring a lot of heavy rain into connections of sections of southern arizona and southern new mexico so we'll watch for a flood threat over the next several days there. back at home mostly clear, chilly for the overnight. those numbers in the city around 56 degrees. mid 40s north and west. and then we rebound to right around where we were today. 74 degrees for that high temperature. winds light and variable. weather by the numbers tomorrow, on scale of one to 10, really it's going to be really comfortable day. we're looking at temperatures below average a little taste of fall. but a lot of sunshine. and you can see we keep that trend over the next several days. a little cooler still on friday. but we warm up for the last weekend of summer. 77 saturday. and low 80s, how about that, on sunday. next rain chance by the way next monday. >> thank you scott. >>

bermuda or atlantic, canada, certainly not the eastern coast of the us. certainly good news, your pollen report also some pretty good news, all things considered, despite some clear skies, generally, for the next couple every days, and ragweed, grasses, chenopod, the predominant pollen. at worse, low medium, right on the border line. so we walk you through today very quickly, few showers, few little pockets of these bursts of rain, just enough, that if you have to wait for bus or train, you may want to think about the umbrella but it is all out of here by lunchtime, and the second half of the day looks lovely, so you will be able to put the umbrella in the locker, sure to take it home with you. we expect more sunshine friday morning specially right now looks very cool, but again, overall this pattern is very pleasant in general. torrey? >> thank you, katie. also cents very pleasant on the roads. let's get you outside to very scenic view of the talcony palmyra bridge. you know it is really difficult to see, really dark outside. but if you are traveling the

the tee shot on 14 in atlanta, hits a tree and maybe bermuda grass and then bermuda shorts.ry and the spectator had a laugh. he was allowed a drop without a stroke. he played the ball from where the guy was standing. >> that is awesome. >> right? >> lester loved that. >> very funny. >> wow! should we go to weather? >> you really like that. >> all the lines going through my brain none of which i can use on tv. >> he is not as wholesome as you think. no. >> dylan, your turn. >>> i'll let you calm down. we have tropical storm edouard. this is not going to be a threat to land. it is moving northwest at 15. it will take a turn to the north. we have a couple of areas that we are keeping an eye on. off the west coast of florida, we have a chance of this developing into a bigger system, but only a 30% chance. we have a lot of rain moving in brownsville, texas. we need to keep an eye on that. it is warm in the gulf of mexico. those are favorable conditions for any storms to strengthen. we have the stalled front that is the triggering mechanism to cause the showers and storms. we are

others go to work for the naval dock yard in bermuda. there's a range of roles, and it is a subset of the men who are serving in the colonial marines. and they are not compelled to do this. though, there is a great deal of persuasion applied to encourage them to serve. and they are attracted by the fact that they will be paid, they will receive decent clothing for the first time in their lives. they will receive a daily meat ration for the first time in their lives. they will receive a daily alcohol ration for the first time in their lives. they will receive some respect, and they will have the opportunity to plunder in some cases kill their former masters. now, possessing racial prejudice -- because these naval officers, again, they're growing into this role. don't get the idea these are william lloyd garrison on the decks of these naval warships. they've got other priorities. so they're not natural born abolitionists. they're working up a real good hatred for the united states as this conflict goes along. and it occurs to them by liber

are serving as paid servants for british officers and others go to work for the naval dockyard in bermudait's a subset of the men serving in the colonial marines and they are not compelled to do this, though there is a great deal of persuasion applied to encourage them to serve and they are attracted by the fact they will be paid, they will receive decent clothing for the first time in their lives, they will receive a daily meat ration for the first time in their lives, they will receive a daily alcohol ration for the first time in their lives. they will receive some respect and they will have the opportunity to plunder and in some cases kill their former masters. now, possessing racial prejudice, these british naval officers, again, they're growing into this role. don't get the idea that these are william lloyd garrison on the decks of these naval warships. they've got other priorities. so they are not natural-born abolitionists but they are working up a real good hatred for the united states as this conflict goes along, and they're trying to think, how can we really stick it to them? an

. >> reporter: tonight is the first test of the turf when the $1.4 million special bermuda blend started to fall apart after the opening pre-season game. what's now installed is the same type of turf that was used at sa candle stick for years. you may remember the first pre-season game. 70,000 people try to leave levi at one time. that's going to be the ultimate test for the traffic plan. we'll be here in the thick of it. i'll let you know how it goes coming up tonight at 11. >>> a developing story now. a south bay family trying to help this little boy find his way home. sergio is six years old. his parents say he's autistic and not comfortable speaking. today we saw a big search and rescue crew going door to door in a south san jose neighborhood. the family lost track of him early this morning near his house. nbc bay area's christy smith live from the neighborhood with more. christie. >> reporter: police have been speaking with family and friends. we did see his mom leave a short time ago, presumely to go home. no sign of the 6-year-old boy who has autism and is non-verbal. police are a

an he can bermuda said there are many reasons why people should wait. it is a way to keep out the bugs for any new software. >> keeping track of the users health and fitness, they should be back in the app store. there is a look at traffic and not much which is good, they wanted it to be nice and quiet for the morning commute and we are looking at the east shore freeway and traffic is moving along relatively well here. the drive time is 18 minutes as you drive through and it is a pretty good drive time where things end up changing and things are moving along relatively well. traffic continues to look very nice at the toll plaza but things are good as you are driving into san francisco. west bound, when you get over to the inside looks good as you drive from hayward to fremont, let's go to steve.. >>> yes, sir. insanity he says, right now. fso moffett name ofville air station and hayward, 73 degrees and there has been very light rain but there may be a few wet road and i know walnut creek hardly anything to write home about. this really is not a cold fro

bermuda grass grass to to the the same same type type used used at at candlestick. the hope hope it it will will last last through through the the season. season. fans fans are are keeping keeping their their fingers fingers crossed. crossed. >> >> you you don't don't want want to to have have something something where where a a knee knee blows blows out out and and it it being being costly costly to to your your team's team's welfare. welfare. >> >> you you have have to to have have a a good good surface, surface, playing playing surface surface for for the the ballplayers. ballplayers. that's that's important. important. >> >> and and for for the the 49ers, 49ers, important important to to put put this this embarrassing embarrassing chapter chapter behind behind them. them. in in santa santa clara, clara, lilian lilian kim, kim, a abc7bc7 news. news. >> >> be be levi's levi's stadium stadium is is the the most most expensive expensive place place to to watch watch football. football. a a team team market market being being report report found found a a total total

this poses no threat to bermuda or the u.s. mainland. this is a storm for the fishes. as we get into the carribean and the duplex. we have an area -- gulf of mexico, we have an area 6 right here, it will move into the pay of campicci. an area of low pressure here is pushing toward the west. the wind aloft will rip that apart, poses no threat in the tropics, nice and quiet. >> it's happened to all of us, you buy something at full price only to find out later it went on sale. one retailer is putting cash back in your pocket, amy buckman explains. >> reporter: walmart has a reputation for the lowest prices. how do you know if you're getting the best deals if you shop there. the discount giant is claiming to put more money in your pocket it's called savings catcher. >> after you finish your purchase you get a receipt. you scan the app on the bottomful receipt. what happens you'll get the most competitive price throughout the demographic. >> it's looking at the path mark ad, the giant add, you don't have to clip any coupons, we do all the work for you. >> reporter: if the a

this is bermuda, here's the eastern half of the united states, this storm is expected to just travelp into the middle of nowhere into the lack. it will not cause problems for anyone less ships are floating out there. edouard will go out into the middle of the atlantic. >> the designers from the live well network will show you a little trick without spending the big bucks on crown molding. >> reporter: crown molding gives you a look of chunking molding. >> i have a piece of crown molding it's not that expensive. we'll paint this area in here white, we'll finish it off, it will look like a chunky piece of molding. >> reporter: the first step of this process we'll cut and install the crown, we'll cut it at a 45-degree angle. >> beautiful. >> are you seeing it? >> i am. >> it looks like one piece of wood. >> reporter: this project is great, a fantastic knockoff of ten inch crown molding. what cost $1,000 cost 250 bucks. for more budget friendly ideas go to live well network knock it off. and be sure to tune into knock it off sunday night at 7:00 p.m. on the live well network. >> next wee

the the good news it will stay away from bermuda which is right there and everything else, because,is taking a turn toward the northwest, strengthening and then, going tore the north east and way from any land mass. so that should not be a problem, in this relatively mild so far tropical storm season but september is busiest month we will keep an yah on things for you. we are watching leading edge of the next cold front that does not come through until tomorrow. we have no rain on ultimate doppler radar but we jump to tomorrow in the future cast. at 4:00 in the morning when we are all together for fox 29 morning news we will see some showers, moving through, maybe heavier rain north and west but by the time it reaches metro area rain isn't that bad. maybe a few downpours here and there but it is not adding up to much. it will make up for a messy morning commute tomorrow, it is all, with us for eight or 9:00 o'clock. by 11:00 most of the rain is out of here. sunshine back. we are left with slight thely cooler temperatures because that is a weak cold front that is coming through, is t

fortunately, it's in the middle of the occasion and not coming close to bermuda. this is the one that's going to cause the problems. this was a category three major hurricane when it hit baja, strongest hurricane on record. now it is headed up in the general direction of the southwest united states. it would be niez ce if some of s moisture came into california where they have a drought. it's going toward arizona and new mexico. parts of the areas that really got hit hard just a couple of weeks ago. we're going to be seeing some of this over the next several days. look at the computer model showing it go right toward arizona and new mexico and tremendous amounts of rain expected. i'm afraid there will be really nasty scenes going on there. temperatures in the mid 70s this afternoon with a lot of sunshine. a few clouds, especially in the poconos. wednesday, more sunshine from start to finish, after the cool start. it's going to be cool in the mornings the rest of the week, too. but it's going to be sunny in the afternoon. a nice time to wash your car. it's not goin

it's even going to track east of bermuda. that's how far out that one is going to be. are clear and comfortable early. then the clouds come in late. that will prevent the temperature from getting into the 40s in some of the suburbs. tomorrow, it's going to be kind of cool. the clouds come in early. east wind. temperatures struggle to get to 7 0 degrees. sunday, it's not quite as cool. way below average. the average is 80. low temperatures at night in the 50s. sunday is beautiful, monday, wednesday, thursday. morning rain on tuesday. >>> a year ago on this very newscast, we were bringing you breaking news images that are hard to forget. >> one year after this boardwalk inferno, a slow return to normalcy. >> i used to have 40 feet of showcase. i'm down to 12. >> why many businesses are still not back. >>> new on nbc 10 news at 5:00, bridge concerns. 10,000 drivers travel this bridge that connects egg harbor township to summers point. why officials came out today to raise a red flag. >>> it was one year ago today that nbc 10 brought you images as breaking news right here.

bermuda sitting right there. the storm will get picked up by the jet stream this cold front is riding the jet stream like this that will steer him out to sea. this poses no threat for any of the islands or the u.s. mainland. we go farther to the southwest wetting into the gulf or the carribean. if you're vacationing down here in the next couple of days it looks quiet. we had this area of low pressure that crossed over gulf this will push to the south. we have this area of low pressure here this will get caught up in the cold front and push out to sea if you're going to the bahamas or islands, everything is quiet. >> jeff skeverski has a comeback win for penn state. >> reporter: penn state has not made the trip to pis scat way, new jersey in 59 degrees, penn state and rutgers, largest crowd ever. the big ten opener, 54,000 on hand including honorary captains. rutgers qb, gary nova, 14 yards spinning diving into the endzone. penn state falls hind 10-0. -- behind 10-0. lewis. how does he get out of this? else chased

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i don't know, went to bermuda in june. that was really fun. too far. >> who's this? >> that's a summer selfie. >> that's andrea. >> spent time in the hamptons, too. definitely long beach island, new jersey. on bolling's porch there. his wife took that picture. it was a great picture. awesome. there we are. that's with her having some fun. great summer. freedom tour 2014, baby. >> go ahead. >> freedom and it feels so good! >> did you do yours already? >> no, you're next. >> i'm next? first of all, i didn't get to go to the beach because andrea and eric didn't invite me to theirs, and you didn't invite me to your place in the hamptons. greg's the only one that doesn't have one. i wouldn't invite me either to a party. >> oh. >> i'm only kidding. my most fun and the show because this really is my life, this show. it's the only thing i do. well, it's not true. but i went down during the world cup soccer, which i find the most unbelievably boring sport. and i went down to a big soccer bar and here's footage of some of these dudes and women i talked

if we live in bermuda where there are no taxes, we have to pay taxes to washington. why can google and burger king not pay taxes as long as they stash their cash abroad? that's not fair, ands in no justification for it except that the lobbyists have been very successful in washington in letting them getting this exemption. corpses solely in the united states have to pay those income tax rates, and point number two, canada has a very high tax rate on its people generally because it's more social welfare than the united states, but it could not have lowered it's corporate income rate to half of the american rate if it had paid it's share of the military costs and the peace-keeping costs -- costs -- >> which we were discussing at the beginning of the show. nato crete are supposed to spend 2%. and now it spends. >> 1%. it has lowered it's military budget because it can. because the united states protects north america in order to derive some of these benefits such as a lower tax rate and make it more competitive. today not canada's fault that burger king has chosen them,

. >> reporter: regular customer oscar bermuda asks every day if the lucky ticket has been claimed. >>magine if you find out on friday. >> i'll know what to do. i'll be crying. >> i want to buy a powerball. i stick it in my pocket. i don't discard until i check the numbers. >> those lucky numbers the winning ticket matched all five white balls 07, 10, 22, 32 and thrive. yeah, over at hands and newsstand on north broad someone got a inn wering mega million ticket worth 250 grand. that person hasn't claimed the cash either. deadline for them is next frid friday. michael swan knows he didn't buy a tick last september 18th he check. as for the golden ticket -- >> i think it's gone. that's it. they didn't send it in the first week, that's it. it's in the trash. >> i lose my tip. >> hey, if this story helps you figure out that you're the winner, don't forget fox 29. by the way we've got those numbers on our website myfoxphilly.com. back to you. >> sabina, thank you. >>> chief meteorologist scott williams tracking another chilly start to your day. >> yeah, that's right, ooh yann. we're talkin

turns straight up as category three strong storm far enough from bermuda not to be an issue. i have locked at recent wave models from the national weather service they have a couple new products alooks like over the next 48 hours or so along the beaches we may get waves up to 1 or 2 feet and maybe choppy out there. it's not a good time year to swim in the ocean anyway because there's no lifeguards maybe it gets heavier with the surf over the next couple days thanks to the hurricane. sunny and nice today in the exclusive accuweather 7-day. high of 73. nice one out there. and then tomorrow clouds in the morning and maybe some of those early morning showers and those break up quickly and then we change over to sunshine. 77 degrees is the high tomorrow. so as i mentioned it will be warmer, more comfortable. good weather for that u.s. open cub championship game at ppl park they'll try hoist a trophy for the first time their young career. 75 thursday, 74 thursday and 71 friday. each morning will be cool with philadelphia dropping into the 50s for much of the week and then on saturd

about the corporate structure here, alibaba created a structure where it's selling shares from a bermuda-basedmpany. cayman islands. >> that company itself is a crazy corporate structure, alibaba is insane corporate structure, i'm not saying it's enron, it's enron-esque. u.s. securities lost control of that corporate structure. neil: you are saying bottom line the investors -- >> this stuff in china which the revenues flow to that, is controlled by the chinese government and they have canceled licenses with these type of entities. neil: cut to the chase. you're saying going into this, investors are going to get burned. >> here's the thing, from a practical standpoint, sharing are going to shoot, it could be priced at $70 a share. >> very possible. >> no retail float on this. neil: not good long-term. >> the small investor is not in it. you're going to see the stock spike, they're going to sell to retail in the secondary and it's going to go down, and i can't tell you how far. neil: if investors are down on facebook when it tumbled, they are richly rewarded. >> they sold more retail. >> fair, b

and upon his arrival in bermuda, in taking command in april of 1814, cochran issued cockburn a cart blanche. quote, you are perfect liberty as soon as you can muster a sufficient force to act with utmost hostility against the shores of the united states. their seaports laid in ashes and the country wasted will be some sort of retaliation for their savage conduct in canada. a couple of points here. cochran was talking not about york, but newark, which was on the niagara frontier in which where american troops had truly done a heinous thing and burned homes and left civilians out in the dead of winter. there had been other actions along lake erie that had also caused quite a bit of concern. the other point, of course, is that cockburn had been laying seaports and ashes and wasting the country for quite some time now. for over a year. towns such as hampton in virginia had been burned. now he has sufficient sanction and the british would claim their actions in the chesapeake were in retaliation for american actions in canada. now, with troops on the way to the chesapeake on july 17th of 1814, c

for the much hyped bermuda grass same kind used at candlestick.e the newly installed turfless through the seasons. fans keep the fencingers crossed. >> don't want to have something where knee blows out and it being costly to your team's welfare. >> we have to have a good surface. good playing surface for the ball players so that's important. >>reporter: for the 49ers important to put them bearsing chapter behind them n.santa clara, lil i don't know kim abc 7 news. >> let's hope third time is the charm. it works. >> hope it sticks. >> giant building and it's the grass. >> i know of all things. >> all technology seems to wor work. >> amazing isn't it. spencer here with the wednesday forecast. >> great weekend for anything out doors. great weather. here's mainly clear sky right now. but coastal clouds building up and pushing locally out over the bay. haven't advanced very far yet. here's emeryville camera looking west ward and you can see the out lean of cloud in the distance but still mainly clear over the bay. temperature readings in the low mid 60

start, coburn thought washington could be taken, and when he comes back in 1814 after wirning in bermudadecides to push harder. he sends messages to london that more force be sent over writing that if he was given just a small number of army troops sent over, he could have within his possession the capital of the united states in short order. he gets his wish and key development is that they advocates, and great britain, l for more than 20 years are freed up to send more force over here% and agree toá%1ñ send several thousandsw$5 troops over to jo forces here with the royal navy and other troops are sent up to canada to bolster the british position up there. coburn uses the time waiting for the troops to arrive to further scout the rivers here. he is checking out the depths of the rivers and trying to figure out how to navigate them and decides it is possible to send ships up the potamic. in august of 1814, some 4,000 troops arrived in the bay under robert ross. ross was one of wellington's most abled lieutenants in the wars bought over in spain, q"jfrance, and wellington personally cho

she always took the best teacher, so in bermuda she got the very, very best teacher, and he took her into the aquarium to see all of the creatures she would encounter in the deep. and all the sea aenemy anies, vegetation, angel fish, everything, barracudas, and he said her face was absolutely impassesive. i had the feeling she was totally bored and wasn't interested. so i changed the subject and we went and did our first diving lesson. then after she went down the first time and came back up, she recounted every single thing with the latin names of everything she'd seen down there, and he had thought she hadn't taken anything it, but she took absolutely everything in. and remembered all the proper names. for the creatures. >> host: that reminds me of another example of her intellectual power when she answered the article in the atlantic by the princeton philosophy professor, and she had to -- it was an essay about -- she was annoyed at the conclusions that he came to, nihilism, and she -- i wrote this down, it was -- man against dartmouth, and so she drafted this reply, and reading t

they are using a very similar to the bermuda bandarra but they are going to have a different sub layer and more time. they are installing this within the next couple of weeks, first play isn't going to be until march. that's about a good five months, a lot more time than over at levi's. again, they are doing a different layer here. >> interesting. hopefully it will work out differently. thank you very much, bob. see you soon. >> modern day sherlock holmes, bob redell. >>> he crashed his plane in the middle of nowhere. now we're hearing just what a south bay man did to survive a crash at freezing temperatures. >>> and why some east bay police officers are telling residents to stop giving money to pan handlers. >> it is really nice out there, as we kick off the new season, welcome to fall, bay area. right on cue, showers on the way. we just got the latest data and i've got some really good news for you. it looks like we're going to see some very generous rainfall totals right here in the bay area as of tomorrow night. stay tuned, your microclimate forecast is coming up next. >>> a south

the war years are moved on to nova scotia and then another 1600 are moved on to nova scotia from bermuda or from the sea islands of georgia where the british also operated at the very end of the war. we're getting about 2800 who go to nova scotia. we've got another approximately 360 who go to new brunswick, another of the maritime provinces and probably about a thousand, including most of the colonial marines who go to the west irndian -- indian island of trinidad. and in trinidad they have their most successful experience. and they manage to maintain distinct communities in a distinct identity. professor allgor talked about identity formation in her presentation. identity formation, this particular community in trinidad has maintained its cohesion, and they call themselves to this day, the merikans, to distinguish themselves from the many other people of color in trinidad. they turn the "c" into a "k" and they are the merikans and a fair number of them have subsequently come immigrants either in england or in the united states. but they are still very proud about being merikans. yes? >>