stop of the clock. >> beth: second and four. >> beth: underneath. broken tackle there for the first down. john crockett. gain of six. >> matt: line of scrimmage. hurry up. >> beth: cook. deep down the middle. overthrew his man. he had keon hatcher. >> matt: missed him, beth. found the hole in the zone. hatcher was where he was supposed to be. cook just missed him. >> matt: you saw christian. he bit. don't do that here. get back. don't get no magnets in your pants. i have heard that before. >> beth: pulling you back to the line. second and ten. cook. the out route. incomplete. whitney was the closest guy. it's third down. 31 seconds to play. had the lead late and lost it. now cook trying to drive them down to win it. >> matt: get the first down. that's all you need. live for another down. >> beth: looking for hatcher. short. fourth down, raiders. >> matt: looked like it was tipped. hatcher has been his go-to guy. >> beth: rams recently converted a fourth and long. can the raiders get one here? sayles. last chance for the raiders. 27 seconds. cook und

desde entonces beth ha dedicado su vida a levantar conciencia sobre estas tragedias...que tambien hacen las autoridades sot- phoenix fire- "cada familia puede hablar con sus ninios, hablar con los abuelos, es muy importante que empecemos en el hogar, que estemos hablando con respecto a estas cosas." no uno, sino dos bebes murieron en distintos incididentes en la ultima semana... un nino de un ano al sur de phoenix, y un bebe de 7 meses al norte de la misma ciudad... sot- aurora "yo decia.. como puede pasar a una persona que se le olvide pues su bebe... como puede pasar. pero cuando a mi me paso-- yo digo-- puede pasarnos a todos..." la hija de aurora sobrevivio... y hoy es una bella joven de 16 anos... pero no todos corren con la misma fortuna... y eso por eso que aurora enfatiza tener mucho cuidado con sus hijos... sot- aurora "siempre tienen que checar que bajen al nino primero.." topvo / blanca ---duro despertar para varios residentes en la ciudad de campbell; un intenso fuego de 2 alarmas destruy ms de una decena de autos. ---no hubo reporte de personas heridas, per

i want to bring in beth of safeway. beth: thanks for having us. kidd: why did you get involved? we're pleased to be giving back and host the stuff the bus today. kidd: 14th street southeast at the safeway and you can do shopping here. you did some shopping inside the store and there's tons of supplies. beth: we have all the supplies parents and students need to get them ready for the school year. kidd: for the fancy students. beth: diamond studded notebooks with bling covers. kidd: lunch boxes and binders. beth: pens, pencils, index cards and ingredients for healthy school lunches and snacks. kidd: here's what we need you to do, come out to the safeway on 14th street and southeast and hop in the store and buy what you can and make a donation and then we'll take all this stuff and put it on the bus here and by to fill this bus with a lot of school supplies for less fortunate kids right here in the d.m.v. if you can help, come out to the safeway on 149 street in southeast and make a donation is the united way.org website. we want 10 backpacks donated by 7:15 this morning. find out

and give me a heart attack, and he said, beth, we did not. and she said may have a letter that says that? and he said absolutely. >> the basically came out said it wasn't working out and what they were sold was not how it turned out. they're guaranteed it would be nonviolent, the below line misdemeanors and that is not what was happening. >> the idea was that it was somewhat arrested for nonviolent crime that couldn't come up with a couple hundred bucks was i can to spend months if not longer waiting for a trial. >> ray. people are pleading guilty just so they could get out. look, repeat offenders probably can't commit 50 crimes to the one you catch them for. we are catching just a small ratio of those people. >> but go out and say people who are victims of these crimes have no right, no voice and they should be heard whatsoever is absolute lunacy. >> my, your group is behind this lawsuit. your funding and. >> that's correct. >> ours is the largest pro bono law firm in the country. we started it, i fund it and it acts as a private attorney ge

beth, thank you so much.ppreciate you being here tonight, and everything that you and everyone is doing to pull everyone together. beth moore, thank you so much. still ahead tonight, antifa's growing violence is drawing a strong rebuke from one of the nation's top democrat. what about the rest of the party? that is the question that a lot of people's minds after the brutal violence that we saw in berkeley last weekend. plus, the future of hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants hang in the balance tonight as the white house is reportedly very close to a major decision on daca. former congressman jason chaffetz and juan williams here to debate and emotionally charged topic that is very much on the front burner right now. when we come back. ♪ when i started taking the chantix that urge just slowly diminished and it was a great and empowering feeling. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix reduced my urge to smoke. when you try to quit smoking, with or withou

clement, who will be flanked by anastasia danias, she's from the national football league, and also beth wilkinson from paul weiss... >> narrator: they insisted the league had done nothing wrong. >> let's be clear. we strongly deny those allegations that we withheld any information or misled the players. and if we have to defend this suit, as paul was alluding to, we will do that and be able to make those factual allegations. but we absolutely deny those allegations. >> narrator: but away from the cameras, the two sides were engaged in tense court-ordered negotiations. >> the players, initially, they were requesting around $2 billion or a little more than $2 billion, and what we've been told is the nfl was offering virtually nothing-- they were offering "peanuts," as one person said. >> narrator: the players believed they had significant leverage-- a threat to the nfl. >> the threat was that the doctors and trainers, neuropsychologists, maybe owners, maybe commissioners and ex-commissioners, were going to have to testify under oath

no offense, beth. - i was born in a barn. i was raised in a home for peculiar children. ♪ yeah, so-- ♪ - what the? - carol wendelson. have you been extreme couponing again? - yes, but before you say anything, i got all of this for just 62¢. - mom, why isn't this stuff in your hoarding shed? - because my hoarding shed is full, and your dad said if i get a second one, i'll have to go see dr. jill again. - okay, well, you can't use the roof as your personal storage unit. - why? stosh the janitor gave me a key in exchange for my netflix password, except now all they recommend is polish shows like "pierogi in the city." i'm such a wladyslavka. - okay, well, just can you get this crap off the roof before greg finds out? you're never going to use any of it anyway. ooh, are those venus razors? could i have one? - actually, they're "wenus" razors, but i got them for negative $40.00. [upbeat news broadcast music] ♪ [knocking] - hey, chuck, you wanted to see me? - oh, yes, carol. i have a very important job for you. - [gasps] finally, w

beth sucks. how 'bout next time you have some urgent weather info, you walk up here and tell us?till gene's turn. - you're telling me to walk? i once saw you pee lying down. - no, you didn't. - yeah, i did. - you do it literally all the time. - okay, let somebody else go. wayne. - i think everyone in here is just doing their absolute best. - that was the lie. [overlapping arguing] - i told you this would happen, carol! you happy now? - i'm very happy. and i'm not questioning my faith at all. - no one taught me how to pee the right way, because i didn't have a dad! - hey, mr. pierce, i have-- um... i have the--the research for the... - what do you think of my look? i based it on a michael bublé album cover. pretty fresh, huh? - yeah, it's--it's...fine. i-i don't really know that much about fashion. i got this at a halloween store. it's actually supposed to be frankenstein's top. so... d-do you wanna talk about the story? - eh. we'll get to it. [chris de burgh's "lady in red" plays] ♪ - ♪ never seen you lookin' so lovely ♪ - what do you think of

you came up to me and said, "beth, i have nothing down there." do you not remember that? - that never happened. - ugh. - oh, boy. i don't know who to believe. - okay, come on, let's just go. - but katie, i do have genitals. - stop saying "genitals." you're making it worse. [smash] - oh, i have to leave you, chuck. it's what the other chuck wants. [solemn music] oh, i can't do it. why is this so hard? come on, buddy. let's go. ♪ okay, you'll be safe up here. i put you next to the yankee candles because i thought you'd have a lot in common. [chuckles] oh, that's good. enjoy the view. - man, i'm so relieved no one had the wrong idea about us. - oh, me too. i hate rumors. in middle school, there was this one going around about me that i had fleas. try a flea, singular. - i guess we had nothing to worry about, then. - yeah. - i mean, they literally laughed at the idea of us having sex with each other, or anyone. - i guess that's what we wanted though...right? - right. - yeah. - oh, well. back to work. we've called an emergency meeting.

i'm beth stern. and i'm katie lee.oday, we're going to share some sweet and inspiring stories of adoption that are sure to warm your heart. we'll also be sitting down with some of our favorite celebrities and the shelter pets that have changed their lives forever. katie lee: plus a success story two years in the making-- how the first annual clear the shelters helped this dog and pet owner find a second chance at happiness. we, too, have had our lives changed by adopting shelter animals. meet gus. with the help of the north shore animal league america, this adorable little chihuahua-pomeranian mix has brought nothing but puppy love into my life. beth stern: and these are my beloved kitties. as a proud parent to walter, leon bear, charlie boy, bella, yoda, and sophia, i know all about how adopting a pet can totally transform your home for the better. for the third year in a row, nbc and telemundo celebrated clear the shelters-- an incredible initiative to help animals across the country find new homes by cutting

>> i've interviewed beth grossman, as well.he's extremely articulate, and she has a very strong -- i think a centrist vision for the city, which is important in this particular race, because with this particular democratic candidate, larry krasner, you have someone at the extreme leftward fringes of the democratic party who is representing the prosecutor's office, the law and order branch of the government. and unfortunately, during the primaries, it didn't appear that very many of the democratic candidates were really talking more about the issues that, you know, the quality of life, the victim, how crime affects the victims, and it almost sounded as if they were vying for public defender office, chief defender. beth grossman i think has an opportunity because she does have the backing of the fop, and she does have sort of like a large -- a diverse backing both demographically and i think politically. i think she has an opportunity to really wrest this position from a guy who is seen as, by many, including myself, extremely ra

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beth is my photographer on the ground with me. you hear about stories like this after events like this start to wind down. when i tell you the story, i want you to keep in mind this event is just starting. we are going to see rain continuing here monday, tuesday, wednesday, and start to pull away on thursday. so i had two neighbors come up to me, more like family this morning. they lost their homes. they had to swim out of their their back. their one son was with them, the best spirit ever, and i am at a hotel and i am happy, getting pancakes, and i said your smile is so big today, buddy, and he said, it's because i am alive. these are the stories we are already hearing. we will have it on news4 at 6:00 tonight. when i tell you that story, keep in mind the flooding is just starting. we are going to see the water rise, double that or maybe even triple. they said the waiter was up to their chest and had to swim through it with their families on their back to safety. it's 10:00 a.m. in the morning, and we will continue to hear, unfor

they were talking about the king that the beth would become. i don't think there's any doubt about that in this record. >> mr. verrilli of 35 recorded executed which is and easily six were missed. is this not proof that crying which in truth is merely pretext for controlling any woman man perceived as a weird? [applause] p i have there were answer and a reply. all i to decline the invitation. i will say this. i think the very fact that your honor describes this argument will a full 15% burned at the stake for witchcraft became the most common of scheme. what that tells you is not secularism. just national security. [laughter] >> i would like to follow up. [laughter] a question here. this smacks of discrimination. you say you are opposed to witchcraft but i don't see you going after the washington wizards. [laughter] >> all in good time, your honor, all in good time to but let me just say i think this brings up a critical point. of course the weird sisters were not persecuted for heresy. they were not prosecuted for witchcraft. they were prosecu

back in houston now and a surprise at the grocery store for our ameala draper and her photographer beth brown. >> they're both getting some much deserved rest right now after getting a look at the real struggle just to find food in houston. >> i've been in now since friday afternoon and every day we kind of go out, my photographer beth and i. we have a general idea, but most days we've discovered that the story comes to us. and today it happened only a mile away from our hotel. driving around, we came across this grocery store, people waiting in a one to two hour line to pick up essentials, only a few people were let in. >> across the street, a mcdonalds was open. we went to check out the highway where we came across these folks. they were using their dump truck and a boat to see if anyone needed rescuing, back at the hotel where the coast guard is staying, this man was coming back from a shift of rescuing people. he talked to us about the latest on rescue and recovery efforts. >> i'd say the weather has been the b been the worst i've seen with torrential downpores, limited visibility,

phil: (muffled) andy's on his way to propose to beth! we can't hear anything! just toss me the phone. all: no! no, you're right. we all have our strengths. i'm a great gift giver. here, cam. oh. dad? andy's on his way to propose to beth! (all gasp) aww! that's very sweet! it's not sweet! haley and andy love each other, but they don't know it! all: whoa. is that true, honey? what makes you think he's in love with me? i could tell by the way he hugged you goodbye. phil, are you sure about this? claire, i think i know the look of love in another man's eyes. this is crazy. should i call him? his phone's off, but he said he was going to the beach. (sighs) i know what beach he likes. i thought you were the "beach" he likes. there they are. should i do this? i shouldn't do this.

it sound like a double edged sword but at what cost >> joining us is jordan beth union and charlie liocca charlie, why don't you tell us what happens next with this lawsuit. the faa doesn't have to do anything right away, correct >> either the faa has to release the data, which they say that they have, decide that it's not confidential, or they have to redo the evacuation test to show that we can get people off these planes given the fact that seats are now not on packed tighter in terms of eliminating leg room buteliminating width. that's part of what we asked the faa to give us clear argument on if we want to have this argument on customer service, we're going to lose. but based upon safety and health, we have a good chance of winni winning. >> well, the idea if you cram more seats and more people in, it's going to take longer to get off. why don't you think this is a safety issue >> number one, they regulate safety for seat manufacturers to wi withstand 16 gs of force there's a whole lot of things on the air worthiness certificate that gets you a seat on an airplane they rarely put the

. >>> susan del persia, jonathan al terr and beth fuey. beth, give me what you thought about that interview. >> a lot to chew over. as you know, katy, from many of these shows trying to book republicans to come on and defend the president in the wake of those remarks, congressman collins, good for him. he's an old friend, he supported the president through and through, and he's talking about what those voters that stephanie gosk spoke to, say give him a chance. that's a message, but it's clear the president realized he better step up and start unifying people he said it last night, let's come together as one. he could have an opportunity tonight in phoenix in front of all those supporters to say the same thing. it's a real test for him. the words of the president matter. >> they do. >> in saying come together as one country he. >>> there was a lot of questions whether he will leave the prompter. after all, he does love the roar of the crowd and arizona is a place that can get rowdy. does he need to just appeal to his base at this point? >>

it happened at the congregation beth solomon on tomlinson road. neighbors are disgusted. >> that's just horrible. that's a disgrace to do that to a synagogue to do that to anything, a place of business, a home, a synagogue, a mosque, a church, anything like that, i think that's horrible. >> reporter: they also hope the suspect is caught quick before he can do something like this again. >> to do something like that there's no good reason for it. >> reporter: neighbor jan channing fears with the violence in charlottesville virginia a trend is starting to form. >> i've been upset outraged sick to my stomach watching everything that has happened. >> reporter: their cameras have been shot out with paintballs camera feeds have been cut and the menorah has been stolen just to name a few. now, you can watch that video over and over again on our app. get that guy's face out there and hopefully he's caught seen. reporting live in northeast detectives, bob brooks channel6 "action news." jim. >> bob, thank you. >>> philadelphia's eighth district councilwoman

. >> news4's photo journalist, beth brown, who is with amelia draper in texas experienced that firsthand all through the night in webster, texas. >> the weather just came out of nowhere, because after the storm hit a lot of people thought that it would go direction. everything around here is flooding real bad and people that aren't even here staying at the hotel are getting stranded and they are coming inside the hotel. situations like this, when you see families and kids, it's just overwhelming. you just try to help as much as you can, and just pray that everybody is safe. >> are you all right? >> yeah, that's my car there. >> kindness from strangers helped you out, huh? >> yeah, and we are grateful for that. >> the whole city got flooded from rain. >> then what happened? >> and then my mommy and sister were talking about these things in the sky. people crashing to their car. for the kids, more than anything but luckily we made it here, huh? >> uh-huh. >> that's what community is? >> yes, exactly. that's where everybody comes together. >> i have never been in it like this before, and de

beth, let's start with this "washington post" story.most set our watches to stories like this. there's some sort of shuffling that takes place in trump's inner circle. this was true in the sxan. it's been true in his presidency. and presto, a few weeks later a story like this will emerge. >> i feel like i'm old enough to remember when he was fuming about reince priebus. >> who? >> and he was fuming about jeff sessions. i was starting to put a list together. he certainly does not like any restraint. he pushes back. he's eventually going to push back on this of course. it's not his style. he needs to be donald trump. nobody's had any luck putting him in a box making him be a conventional president. he's showing us in every way conceivable eight months now, nine months into the job, he's not going to act that way and anybody that tries to do so does so at their peril. >> and the promise of kelly at least from the standpoint of institutional washington, was he was going to have order in the white house. maybe not the president when it came

hi, beth. >> my question is -- i'm only 45 years old -- can cebria help me? >> this is an excellent time for you to start taking it. i mean, you are part of that sandwich generation -- taking care of your kids, probably caring for your parents, as well. i get it. you've got so much going on, it's easy to get turned around and forget things. this is a great time for you to start taking cebria. >> sounds great. thank you. >> thank you. and all our skype video people from across the country, great questions. dr. laux, we only have a minute left. is there anything else you'd like to add? >> bella, why i'm here today is personal. i'm not getting any younger, and all the things that i heard today and the things that you said, my brain was suffering. and as a doctor, it scared me, probably more than most people. so i looked for a natural solution. cebria was a game changer for me. my confidence, my memory, it returned like what it was when i was at the top of my game. cebria is a once-in-a-lifetime discovery with solid science. i wanted people to have a chance to ge

they are beth republicans this time around. and bhoegt are elected-hour year terms. senator -- there are 39 describes that have headquarters in oklahoma. look teg general population it's probably something in the neighborhood of 60. notice that the spear, he's driven the spear into the ground. >> is this an image of a particular person? >> no, it is as generic as he could make it so that he represented all the indians of oklahoma rather than a particular person or particular tribe. >> where is this? >> this is the hall of governors. we have boast of all the murals. of the governors william henry governor i think in the group. he was the president of the constitutional convention. he was the first speaker of the house of representatives. had to wait a while before he got to be governor. in the four years he was governor he called out the hoechl national guard more than 40 times. more than all the rest of them put together. and over all kinds of things. there was a free bridge built across the red river to texas. the folks that had the toll bridges had a kor don juncti

clear video shows the man offering an obscene gesture to a security camera outside of congregation beth solomon in northeast philadelphia. he's seen urinating on a wall. the active vandalism he happened early sunday morning at this synagogue, police say the man took off in a white bmw, there was someone else in the car with him. members of the synagogue say they won't feel comfortable feeble targeted. police say this is the third act of vandalism against the congregation in the last year. mike and alex? three times. this has happened. shot there from the surveillance camera. deadly he'll be caughthe. violence in virginia, three of the nation's top executives have quit the president's council on the left there, new jersey's merck ceo ken frazier was the first to resign from president trump's job council. frazier was the only black member of the presidential manufacturing council. he's from north philly and graduated from northeast high school. he's also a penn state graduate. shortly after that, two other ceos resigned. brian krzanich is seen in the middle there. and under armor ceo kevi

it was her talks and challenges to make beth a fragile masculinity and perhaps he had for finance. [laughter] is small hands ultimately drove him to commit the murder. it was lady macbeth with wine and russell knocked out the kings chamberlain. it was lady macbeth who left the daggers ready where macbeth cannot miss them and was lady macbeth set up them by sweeping the groom's blood. such a nasty woman. [applause] so, how did we end up here. with the true murderer beheaded and his and his wife driven to death by insanity, keith malcolm had to punish someone to fill his promise to drain the bog. the prosecution case is full of sound and. [inaudible] signifying nothing. >> they are plotting why? to counter macbeth and to make bowel what is there, to lead him on to last for the throne and they conjure an image, an apparition that tells him to be bloodied, bold and resolute. all of that is in the record and it seems that you are ignoring it. >> no, not at all. all the sisters did was inform him of a prophecy. they told him to think that he would be saying that sometime in the hereafter

she's the model for beth and little women and the only one whose name does not change in the little women account. this is only likeness that we have of her. she's the one who died just before they moved into this house. he spent a year fixing the salsa and she came many times, they were excited and said this is going to be the finest home and yet she knew because she was so ill that perhaps she would not be living here. she even said she thought sleepy holly might be her new home and that's what happened. >> if you look at the archway that leads into the parlor, the girl, even as young woman was putting on places they had done through the early years. they hung a curtain between these two rooms so the tiny portion with the table moved out of the way to become their stage. and they had many wonderful sets in scenery and costumes. they worked hard. and then the audience would sit here. and little women, toward the beginning the girls are going to put on the classic christmas president called the bandits pride. that's really a play that louisa did write she performed and played the role of

. >> -- beth ann >> we left beth ann out because we knew she was going to be here to give us more informationn for the rest of the day. >> let's talk to beth ann, a u.s. chief economist at s&p ratings services what do you think? you heard steve. positives? >> positives well, we ahad said after the elections we thought markets got ahead of themselves. we thought policy promises are not, you know -- promises are not policies we're in a wait and see mode we did not expect -- we did not expect a lot of what was proposed to get through. at this point in time, all we expect is a minor tax cut, probably later, actually early next year at this point in time. no mention of infrastructure spending that was also on the campaign but there's no mention of that and that doesn't seem like that's a possibility >> the markets didn't listen to you, that they had gotten ahead of themselves. >> yeah, well one other thing we mentioned on deregulation one of the things that's slowly getting the process of deregulation through is not a lot of people in the white house who actually sign the forms to deregulate one t

and that would include the two women downstairs who are not going to hear my thanks, beth bearinger and meredith george from essex heritage national area. also, from the salem awards foundation, we have shelby hypes, who has a brief announcement to make right here about our special feature. >> if you would like to participate in a brief informal interview, you have not signed up, i have the sheet. come see me. that's it. thanks. >> we also want to thank elizabeth peterson from the witch house, and my colleague chad baker who will be speaking to you shortly, who is my colleague for a few more days in the salem state history department, talk about that more later. so without further ado, now i would like to introduce the mayor of salem, kimberley driscoll, for a brief opening remarks. [ applause ] >> thank you, professor vincent, and thank you to everyone who's in attendance. it feels like we have an extra responsibility, and by having a packed room on a beautiful saturday to talk about the salem witch trials and what it means to our community, indeed, i think speaks to both the events th

crystal clear video shows the man offering an obscene gesture to a security camera outside of con betholomon. he took off in a white bmw. that was someone else in the car, members of the synagogue don't feel comfortable. they feel targeted >> they pulled the car out. the guy gets out. there's obviously someone else driving the car also. so obviously, his intention was to go there, he could have went area else. he chose the synagogue >> a lot of disrespect in that, maybe we should get security because it could be a lot worse, someone can come in during the day and make a lot of apartment semitism going around >> it wakes me up, something to wonder, you know, i feel like returning to my home, israel. >> reporter: police say this is the third act of vandalism against the congregation in the last year, police still not made any arrest in the case of more than 100 toppled head stones in a nearby jewish cemetery, in this case, investigators say they believe and the rest is imminent again be they know who this person is, and they are looking for him. karen and thomas? >> thank you. >>> it is

we have one over buoy, look at this right over parts of northwest this is going to be between the beth probably got the push alert that we sent out for you, saying lightning, i just saw it 2.3 miles away from my current location. you have that and rain as well. download the nbc washington app is going to help you and whatever you want to do. i've got lightning right there on my phone. throughout the rest of the evening, well eel continue to mon thorough these storms. they'll me ander around this region, moving up towards bethesda and part gs of the north earn half of the beltway. we'll continue to keep you posted here. >> we'll check back with you, thank you, doug. >>> now, to disturbing new revelations in a school sex abuse case. >> police call carlos bell, a master groomer who targeted young boys while working as a teacher's aide and track coach. there are at least 24 victims, but the shame and the guilt kept them from coming forward. >> tracee wilkins joins us with reaction from parents who trusted bell with their children and the dramatic changes that came after his arrest, tracee.

. >> reporter: now, for both bryce and travis to qualify, they'll beth have to do well in the world cup ski season and that begins in november. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >>> enjoying the summer jazz fest this weekend. that showcase returned yesterday for its 28th season at chavez park. local and international artists are here to perform on the festivals ten stages. you've got blues, r&b. >>> and we'll be right back. an update now on that breaking news at mineta international >>> an update now on that breaking news at san jose international airport. airport officials have just told us prohibited items were possibly brought into terminal a. so everybody in the terminal had to be evacuated and rescreened. we've got a crew on-the-scene gathering information. we'll have a full report for you 6:00 this evening. and with a small check on the forecast. >>> trending noticeably cooler on monday. >>> all right, nbc nightly news is next. we're back at 6:00. >>> on this saturday night, state of emergency. white nationalist protests turned deadly in charlottesville, virginia, when a car slamm

beth, that statement from donald trump today, fire and fury.g to figure out. i'm curious what you think. who do you think his audience was? was this a message aimed at north korea is a message aimed at china to say look what i might do? was this a guy trying to sound tough for the american people? >> i wish i thought that he was being strategic about this. to me he was being as impulsive as he is about many things that he tweets, says, thinks out loud. with the story in the "washington post," this nuclear weapon is in process of being made much sooner than we thought. he wanted to show he was tough. it was the first time he's spoken to the press since he went on his 17-day vacation in new jersey. h this was his chance to get on the record. you can see it in his real estate dealings. brinksmanship. that fwhorks real estate. >> there was a criticism with george w. bush, some would privately voice that he was a little too much in public trying to sound like an old west sheriff. they wanted him to tone that down. with the bush administration you in

she and photographer beth brown will be giving us live coverage from texas. stay with news 4 for that. >> doug, she is -- amelia's in the houston area which is not where the eye wall is coming ashore. that may take the worst of it. >> tha that's where most of the people are. the storm is hitting in a area that's about 10,000 people. but in houston you've got millions of people, we're expecting 20 inches of rain in the houston area and that will be devastating, that's why we sent her to the houston area. another reason we did not send her soug, we knew this storm would strengthen quickly, most likely becoming a high end category 3, but it is a gather gore 4 storm. it is making landfall now, just in the islands east of rock port. i've been watching video in the rock port area with a lot of damage, and national hurricane center says harvey has made landfall, it occurs with the center of the storm passes over land, that's exactly what it's doing right now with these barrier islands. rock port under the gun, most like lie -- i've seen winds reported of 131 miles a

i'm a politics major and hopefully i'll be in her seat and we're hoping for the beth for our community as a whole. >> reporter: harris left the church about 30 minutes ago. we were able to catch up with her briefly. we will bring that part of the interview coming up at 7 on ktvu plus. >>> thank you. police inial me da -- alameda released a video in hopes of identifying a suspect. the incident on august 17 was a hate crime. the suspect is tall and thin, that he was wearing a black hoody with white print for design on the front. a white t-shirt, black sweat pants and black tennis shoes. the temper is located on -- temper is located on bay farm island. anyone with information is asked to call police. >>> president trump pitched a tax plan that could revital lies the economy from the heartland to both coast. fox news john robert tonight's on what the president hopes to accomplish. >> reporter: as president trump kicks off his new campaign his approval rating is just at 41%, down 4 points from april. 55% of registered voters, disappear prove. a 7 point rise since april and a record high. >>

outside of congregation beth solomon in northeast philadelphia. thanks to the video, investigators say they know who this person is, and they're looking for him. the man is seen flicking off the camera and then urinating on a wall. it happened early sunday morning, police say the man took off in a white bmw. there was someone else with him. members of the synagogue say it's very unsettling. >> we ongoing problem here, few good apples spoiling the bunch, we're trying to get them into custody and put an end to it > it can happen to us, i was there and i saw him doing that, i would -- i don't think i would trying to get back to him or anything, just say like, come own, don't you want peace already? that's what god wants, everybody to love each other. >> reporter: police this is a is the third act of vandalism in the last year. police are they will make an arrest, they know who this person is and are looking for him. investigators tell us this hasn't could face charges including intimidation and vandalism. thomas and karen >> thank you, police are loo

. >>> philadelphia police identified the man that turned himself in for vandalizing congregation beth solomon. facing ethnic intimidation and indecent exposure and institutional vandalism. he was caught urinating on the synagogue and this too many place on tomlinson road on sunday. >>> up and down the jersey shore we see strong rip currentses because of a hurricane way out in the ocean. but potential dath danger is much closer and everyone needs to be mindful and careful. >> reporter: waves taller than grown men lifeguards on close watch when randy steel says this. >> the surf is very dak dangerous today. >> hurricane gert is turning up rough conditions up and down the jersey shore and kids are getting knocked around. >> more rough than usual -- >> but still -- >> really tun. >> mothers are keeping a close watch. >> today is basically one adult for one child. >> and chief patrol says they have one rescue today and expect more. >> would expect here in wildwood a few rescues this afternoon and probably all through south jersey. and the reason why it didn't end up worse. >> the safetiest

she is the model for beth in little women and she's the only one whose name does not change in the little women account. this is the only likeness that we have of her and she's the one who died just before they moved into this house. they spent a whole year fixing this house up and she came many times, saw the work they were doing. they were excited that this was going to be the finest home . this is the place they lived the longest and yet she sort of knew because she was so ill that perhaps she would not be living here. she even said she thought sleepy hollow might be her her new home and indeed that is. if you look at this archway, that leads into the pilot, the girls, even as young women were still putting on plays as they had done all through the early years and they hung a curtain between these two rooms. though this is a tiny portion , with the table moved out of the way. >> could become this stage. and they had many wonderful sets and scenery and costumes. they really worked hard on these and the audience would sit here. and in little women, or the beginning of the book, the girls

and so that was where i remained. >> the president of the congregation, beth israel, allen zimmermanery powerful blog post about his terrifying experience this weekend. he writes in part, several times parades of nazis passed our building shouting there is a synagogue followed by chants of sieg heil and other language. talk about fear you felt in the presence of these white supremacists. did you fear them? >> well, of course anyone would fear this type of activity. however, i was very appreciative or thankful that they didn't really direct attention to the synagogue in any major form. they were primarily marching past. >> you heard the president yesterday in a speech that has been roundly criticized. it's been in the news a lot. he believes this is a fight about confederate statues. there were a lot of protesters that were fine people who wanted to take a stand against removal and equated confederate statues with taking down monuments to america's founding fathers. you were there, you saw the protesters first hand. what do you say to the president? >> well, like i said i was there pr

police say he is the man caught on surveillance video early sunday outside congregation beth solomon. he made an obscene gesture and urinated on the walls of a synagogue. >>> a $15,000 reward is offered for information on an attempted arson subject in philadelphia. the man powered flammable liquid but was unsuccessful lighting it. the man left pushing a baby stroller covering his face with a cloth. >> you've got multiple people in that building doing work throughout the night. an underground fire could have had devastating results. at this point our fire department union, the atf have put up $5,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of this individual. >> police say they are not sure if the suspect is homeless. some residents say they are trying to get more surveillance cameras installed. >> check this one out. an unusual guest checks into an atlantic city motel. this is a 3-foot alligator that was found swimming in the pool at the bayview inn and suites yesterday morning. it's unclear where that gator came from. it's now at the cape may county zoo. >> next we've got

a one finger salute to congregation beth solomon synagogue in northeast philadelphia. and this dropping trowel and urinating on the walls and sidewalks in front of the religious building. >> do you want to say anything to the jewish community? >> still no answer to our questions. police identifid the man with the very clear image from the camera the surveillance system captured this picture of white bpw he got away in. for the third time in under a year, the synagogue has been targeted in some way from a big menorah getting stolen to graffiti sprayed at a ritual bath location nearby. >> i was stun. i can't believe this actually happens in america. >> fox 29 caught up with synagogue members yesterday upset about the vandalism. >> a lot of anti semitism going around these days. >> come on don't you want piece already? world piece, you know. >> reporter: and tonight detectives t tlihrough their conversation with the suspect and his attorney. his name released. lucy? >> all right, thank you dave. >>> in ocean city beach in front of children a man beat and killedsould very

my photographer beth and i overnight tonight. the floodwaters were rising too much. unsafe to get back to the hotel. hunkered down here working on stories here. guys, we haven't been out driving on the roads. but officials just urging people, pleading with people to stay in place until the floodwaters recede. the major concern with flooding one of the aspects is the bayous here. think of them as manmade creeks, a lot of them just cement, that can fill with walteter. those will crest overnight and throughout the day tomorrow. this flood event, erika set to continue here through wednesday all due to harvey. >> stories like that, mel, they as you are holding the mike they take your breath away. you can't help but be human in the moments. are you guys okay listening to all that stuff? >> i mean, of course it gets to you. the wonderful thing about this. like i said. you talk about the science. then you see people coming together. and nick put it so great when we were talking to him. he said end of the day people are just people. and, you know, our country in timesik toget

we will talk to a women named beth stevens a mother of four in houston. we will talk to her life coming up after the break.>>> president trump is speaking out about north korea and the latest mental -- missile launch. what he says about how the united states may respond. >>> for more on some of the other headlines we are working on, let's go to dave park. >>> here are some of the top stories. just hours ago president trump side, all options are on the table at the north korean latest missile launch. it flew over japan and landed in the ocean. that triggered warnings in japan for people on the northern japanese island, to run to shelter underground. japan's prime minister now wants an emergency meeting with the united nations security council about the missile launch. >>> at least two people were killed. four others hurt yesterday in a shooting rampage in the library in new mexico. it happened a clovis about 200 miles outside of albuquerque. the shooter appeared to be 16 years old. it surrendered and was captured without incident. we still don't know the m

that's my beth you would not do this. >> historic home on the market now for $10. before moving into the house, you actually have to move the house. subdivision set to be built on the land. the new owner will have to move the house to an address about a quarter mile away. originally built in 1906. $10 for the house. >> beautiful deal. my wife would kill me if i brought home another house. >>> humidity was low. >>> down to 68 degrees and falling. few warmer spots. wear r, but a couple degrees. this afternoon these numbering climbing to the upper 80s. some hit 90 degrees this afternoon. upper 80s by 1:00 in philadelphia. temperature goes up. warm through the 70s. look at the moisture level. that's going to stay a little bit lower this afternoon. even a bit muggier this morning, that will drop a bit later today. 87 degrees at 5:00. likely philadelphia hits 90. up to 89 degrees yesterday afternoon. what is less likely is seeing any activity here. not today. radar and sat light in the clear this morning. still have to look to the west to see some showers now and missour

he won the primary for da with 70% of the vote and will face beth grossman in the general election. >>> and mayor kenney was there to talk about diversity in businesses. it was held at temple university. and aimed to help business owners to work with resources at the state and local levels. kenney says that driving businesses in all zip codes is important for the success of the city. >> turning green into more green that is the goal for variety. it helps children with disabilities and organizers plan to use grant money to expand the garden program. the children were in war chester to learn how to cook what they pick from the garden with the help of bistro chef, bill. >>> dozens of childrens were hospitalized after a ymca swimming pool and we have the latest. >>> and a woman that convinced her boyfriend to kill himself when they were teenagers is back in court to learn her fate. >>> today we have new details about a tragedy ecexplosion at a minneapolis high school that killed two people. authorities say that the explosion ignited when a crew pierced a gas line. a receptionist that was

on surveillance video early sunday making an obscene hand gesture and urinating on the congregation beth solomon synagogue. >>> a search is underway in the waters off hawaii for all five crew members. the blackhawk helicopter went down during a training exercise earlier today. crews found parts of the fuselage and helmets. several aircrafts and boats are buying used. >>> a woman is suing organizers. she suffered severe injuries last year at the pumpkin chunking event act trap door flew off one of the canons hitting her in the face. she has a brain damage and last vision in one eye. lawsuit doesn't say how much money she's asking for. >>> septa has unveiled a new ap aimed at improving safety for riders, from the smart phones, riders can report emergencies, suspicious activity to transit police, a dispatcher monitors the information coming in and can communicate with riders if necessary >> smart phones everywhere getting real time from riders make as critical difference for police and other first responders. we count on our customers to help be the eyes and ears of the system >> alerts can