as fans will also br hite hitting the bridge. like so many as fans he wouldn't sdreem of missing a weekend of home games. >> i didn't speak oto a single person who's looking forward to this. but most agree that the ageble eing system needs to with taken care of. >> we've posted some detail information to get you from poichbt e point a to poimpbt b during this close sure. muni is shutting down service overnight hours stlout the weekend. >> continuing coverage of the murder of an 8-year-old girl in santa cruz. every day, we're getting more answers and insight into this brew stal case in a statement michael middleton writes i want to believe she was taken from us officer a higher purpose and to show us how to love so much more. she was kidnapped and killed on sunday allegely by her 15-year-old nay bror. >> it will be a long time. this community has pulled together in an amazing way to show support for michael and laura. >> tonight, two go-fund-me-pages have been set up. if you'd like more information you'll find it at nbcbayarea.com

they went to bed and br able to sleep in. they had time to go to the cafeteria and fete food.hey were barely trying to do that. they liked the change. they decided to stock it as a standard. when schools start earlier, and a lot do, what do we observe and measure about that. >> one of the things that is a problem with why there's a resistance with the school start is an idea that there'll be an incredible cost. there's not going to be a gain. one of the biggest ideas with that is the researcher has been out since the '90s. they talked about measuring student achievement. the problem is that students will do a lot of things to otain goals. they'll sacrifice activities and do what it takes to achieve something, and they have been sacrificing their health. that's the thing that sh the issue. now we are seeing detrimental long term impacts to health. >> like what. >> increased depression, increased sleep depravation known to lead to risky behaviours. coffee. energy drinks. things try to stay away. when you have parents making coffee, something is wrong. the problem is sleep as a s

that's not to mention the schools, nursing homes and facilities that br located within the zones. part of the worry here is the great unknown. what happens to you if over a long period of time you have been consistently exposed to chemicals like benzene and other hydrocarbons. >> it's surprising considering conversational's reputation. >> since the alan company event. mentioned in the piece in which scores got sick, including federal investigators, things have changed. it's not easy, i want to get this right. it's three different sets of three different people from different dwellings, apartment, units or homes, have to file a complaint within a six month period of time about the same odour issue. it's only after those particular complaints are filed that the government agency charged with air quality management will go in and intercede on your behalf. once they confirmed the complaints, they go to the oil conversation and say you have to do something, implement changes. >> okanagan, thanks. later - lights out. the u.s. and its multibillion investment in afghanistan. don -- g gone

br >>> heavy smoke and growing flames. the house fire in trenton sent one to the hospital with burns. you can see thick smoke moving through the air. it's unclear what started it. we'll have updates as we gather new information on nbc 10 nbc10.com. >>> we're following more breaking news now. a drug bust at the hilton. drew arrived on the scene. what can you tell us? >> reporter: you can see some of the squad cars here on scene. i got off the phone with a chief inspector who told me they're waiting to serve a warrant on a car and hotel room. a police found 3.5 kilos of cocaine. someone called 911 worried about suspicious a attemitems in a ro. they found a loaded semiautomatic handgun many the hotel room. four came back to the hotel room. police took all four into custody. right now, it's unclear who if any will be charged at this point. there are four being questioned. there's an ongoing investigation inside the hotel. quite the disruption to a busy night of fun for a lot of people down here. serious crime scene as well. i'

a br -- abc7 news. >> we will move next to the fire burning from clear lake. firefighters are gaining some ground tonight. the rocky fire has burned more than 69,000 acres. that's bigger than sacramento. tonight it is 30% contained. 43 homes and even more out buildings are destroyed and nearly 7,000 structures are threatened. and thousands of people are still being kept from their homes. >>> firefighters on the ground are struggling in the heat and the terrain, but firefighters who attacked the flames from the sky have no easy job either. cornell bernard is live at the small airport in sonoma where the pilots are con constantly in and out of the danger zone. >> dan, these cal fire pilots have been flying seven-hour shifts since the rocky fire began. many are happy and relieved tay progress is finally being made, but the historic firefight is far from over. cal fire air tankers are returning to base after eight straight days of fighting the rocky fire. >> it is a big tire. >> bob says in his 40 years of doing airdrops the rocky fire has been the worst. an infer

we can stretch this out to wednesday and thursday too.utwhen's it oingcto br ak? we'le tell you tho se answers in just a couple minutes. high heat could be dangerous. keep an eye on the elderly and those who are young are at risk e.ll. >> only thrse more weeksyo of summer, dave, thanks. you can track this heat using our news 4 new york app. you'll get the latest forecast, alerts and advisories. it's available in the apppe app store right now. on long island, a teenager was killed after the car she was riding in plowed into a home. this house in westabylon is so badly damageo,set has been condemned.inffolk police say a 19-year-old iver lost control of the car, hitt g a utility pole before barreling into that house on little eastay neck road. 17-year-old kenya jimenez of ldeer park was killed. e inves gation continues tod day. >>> a history making broadway actor who died will be remembered today in central rypark. kyele john back teeta died when he fell from a fourth floor ire cape. friends and fellow>>ctors will no the 21-year-old at a memorial near bethesda ountai

a br -- abc7 news. >> we will move next to the fire burning from clear lake. firefighters are gaining some ground tonight. the rocky fire has burned more than 69,000 acres. that's bigger than sacramento. tonight it is 30% contained. 43 homes and even more out buildings are destroyed and nearly 7,000 structures are threatened. and thousands of people are still being kept from their homes. >>> firefighters on the ground are struggling in the heat and the terrain, but firefighters who attacked the flames from the sky have no easy job either. cornell bernard is live at the small airport in sonoma where the pilots are con constantly in and out of the danger zone. >> dan, these cal fire pilots have been flying seven-hour shifts since the rocky fire began. many are happy and relieved tay progress is finally being made, but the historic firefight is far from over. cal fire air tankers are returning to base after eight straight days of fighting the rocky fire. >> it is a big tire. >> bob says in his 40 years of doing airdrops the rocky fire has been the worst. an infer

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the batting lead off against the br brewers yesterday, top of the third. jimmy nelson pitch up and out to right. seven-game winning streak. tied at two. base line up the middle. trying to score from second. beats the throw easily. standing up brewers lead 3-2. bottom eight. a nice four-hit evening. another run scores forever the brewers, they win 4-2. there are several reports that joel embiid will have surgery on finally arena league action, soul hosting cleveland in playoff action. ron jaworski in attendance. the gladiators driving, but the int and it goes to the house. soul win 47-35. they will host jacksonville next week. that's sports, i'm danny pommels from comcast sportsnet. >>> nbc 10's jesse gary is ready for all the action and the flood of fans expected at the linc later on today. jesse? >> old faces in new places which former birds are coming back to the linc? i'll tell you after the break. >>> and it will be a hot one out there at the eagles game. i'll let you know what to expect in my full forecast. welcome to fort green sheets. welcome to cas

sometime tonight, they are hoping that everybody will have water back as temporary as that may be. br ian thompson, news 4 new york. >> all right, brian. thank you. >>> police are now questioning three people in connection with monday's drive-by shooting in brooklyn. one of the suspects is 19-year-old mar kwees frederick. lice believe he and another man fired shots. a third person being questioned may have been the driver. a pregnant woman was one of five people hit by bullets. she lost her baby and remains in critical condition. >>> toxicology results show an escaped prisoner was legally drunk when shot and killed. an autopsy on richard matt found he had a blood alcohol content of .18 at the time of his death. the cause of his death was severe skull fractures and brain injuries from gunshot wounds. matt was killed by a border ag hent three weeks aft r he and an othe evonvicted murderer escaped from an upstate prison. >>> tonight, exclusive new details in the case of the cat burglar caught by a surveillance camera lurking on a hell's kitchen fire escape. the video is crystal clear. he

>>> we continue toful this br f breaking news overnight where a child was shot.jesse gary live on scene right now. he joins us live. what can you tell us? >> tracy, wilmington police along with crime scene officers are working an area around and outside of a unit that's kind of in the middle of this group of apartment homes here in townsend place. officers were outside searching with flashlights also around the surrounding area. they block off the parking lot here. we know a child was shot, possibly in the head. i've been talking to neighbors here who tell me the residents inside, we believe it's number 710, that the residents inside that apartment complex say there was a robbery that preceded this. apparently it could have been some kind of criminal activity, a robbery perhaps. and there was a gun discharged during that. we're working to get more information from wilmington police. both plofr police officers and scene officers are on scene. we'll join now again in about 30 minutes. live in wilmington, jesse gary, nbc 10 news. >>> 5:33 now. in a matter of hours,

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so you've got the br-- brazil used to be one of the biggest producers of cocoa. now the whole of-- you could imagine, the whole brazilian crop was wiped out by-- a disease called witches' broom. now that's carried by moths, like a pod borer moth. they'll get inside the pods and the tree dies and that's it. so--. >> witches' broom, that sounds very--. >> it's call wi-- yeah. >> sinister. >> i know, yeah, and it is actually, because if you get this pod borer moth somehow getting into the ivory coast, which produces 40% of the world's cocoa, then if the same happens in brazil, then you've got a big problem. >> the concentration of cocoa is there in the ivory coast, there in the middle of africa. there are a lot of factors that make it hard for them to produce more? >> yeah, it's v-- it's very difficult to grow cocoa. it needs a steady rainfall, susceptible to disease-- it's been-- the-- the farms have been cut down because rubber is being grown. >> while the rest of the world seems to be making a great deal of money, on this chocolate and all these different chocola

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. >> reporter: now she and a record number of labor party are back and not unlike ann anders br bravick strolled through. both attacks were aimed at tearing apart norway's multicultural democracy a. >> it's very good to come back and that the feeling i had before hasn't changed. it's just normal summer camp for me. >> you still want to be in the future perhaps a politician with the labor party in this country. why? >> because of all the values, what we do, what we believe in. so it's important to have something to fight for. >> reporter: four years on utea has come alive again. flor way's young political aspirants enjoying the sunshine, debate perhaps the occasional romantic tryst in the forest over there just as it used to be. except that this is now in part a living mearm to the memorial to the dead but insist that norway is not a country looking back. fretof speaks to me from the offices of the newspaper in oslo. >> some attacks changed the country like 9/11. but this terror attack from our purposes have been absolutely meaningless, it hasn't changed anything in norway. >> on uta the

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by now you have heard of the three americans along with the br british nationals that took down a terroristnd you're looking at the images of the three out of three americans and one of the americans is being hospitalized right now because he sustained quit a few cuts and this is the british national that you're seeing and then right now i am talking to alek's dad that was kind enough to stick around and talk to us more. what is remarkable, and there are a lot of things in the encounter and how the young men took down the suspected terrorist. talk to me of the relationship of the three men that dates back to middle school and embarking on this trip for anthony. this was his first trip to europe, and then they take down a terrorist. talk to me about the relationship as brotherhood that dates back to their early preteen years. >> well you know growing up as three guys in the same neighborhood and spencer joining the air force and never being out of the states going to europe and then anthony, i am not sure if it was his first trip or not. alek has been there a lot. after the trip to afghanist

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meaning you can go higher even if the stock does nothing unlike plains br the distribution is on holdsay in jeopardy. when you buy energy transfer partners for the 8.2% yield take comfort in knowing the distribution is not only safe but it will grow. in part because everyone was freaked out by the commentary from plains all american energy transfer partners continued to go lower after reporting the good number. the stock fell as much as 3% the next day before rebounding. since then the stock made up its losses. trading back to 50 and change. that's above where it was before plains all american made even want to sell the mlps. i think energy transfer partners which my charitable trust owns is a bargain. why? it's down $19 from the high. yet it did better than in others. it has a safer yield than plains which has less coverage ratio than etp and more than enough cash to cover the distribution. not only does energy transfer partners have 8.2% versus 7.7% for plains it's safer. plains waffled about growing the distribution in the environment, energy transfer partners give you a bullish fo

we have a north early wind that is starting tong br in the more humid air. still nice and dry now for the city. but out east, montauk, up toward prove tense, dewpoints rising to the 60's to near 70. that tells us the humidity will be on the rise overnight tonight. high of were herb sure is with us now. no problems but there is the area of low pressure along with the stalled out front out over this ocean that is backing into us and will be bring us the chance of showers starting late tonight and especially i think the best chance tomorrow morning and then again in the afternoon. we'll put the forecast into motion for you. clouds tonight. spotty showers. you can see that. not raining the whole time. there is wet weather than tomorrow morning. maybe a thunderstorm during the afternoon. drifting tough the east. that frontal boundary will brk apart. the high pressure will back in then get broughter for monday. next chance of rain will get here boy monday night. not a bad peach day. going to be feeling cooler. water temp in the 70's. tonight the low near 7. partly

we brought it to its knees we brs . >>> not only will beyonce, coldplay, pearl jam and ed sher cherren concert, but global citizen announced they will be joined by stephen colbert, kerry washington, olivia wilde, the hosts of the global citizen festival. the benefit concert to help end extreme poverty. nbc's coverage of the festival. salma hayek, one of the cofounders, chime for change explains how you can win free tickets. >> chime for change is a global company for girls and women 0 cofounded by gu shi, beyons and i have amplify the voices of girl and women around the world with. we will be coming together to join artists like pearl jam, beyonce, ed sheeran and coldplay as well as tens of thousands of global citizens to encourage our world leaders to commit to ending extreme poverty. the best part, you can be there, too. it's easy. go to global citizen.org and take action to be entered to win a pair of free tickets. i'll see you in central park on september 26th. >>> coming up, conversation with tig notaro. when she started to talk about her breast cancer on stage, it was like nothin

brs b >> not great news since some of the lanes are restricted and this is a popular highway here. the schuylkill expressway. we don't want to see any backups but what we are dealing with an accident there. i'll show you another -- image -- there we go. the red lights and backup here. this is pretty close to the city line avenue. the exit there. but the actual accident happened closer to green lane and belmont. that is something to keep in mind if you take that way to work. as we take a closer look at more details on this accident, again, 76 westbound, green lane and belmont avenue, all lanes are closed. so, gerns if yif you take this leave the house early because it's a major backup. good news mix inside here. a few clearings. vehicle fire reported on u.s. 1 at roberts avenue is cleveland and same thing the road work between bridge and academy roads are cleared up. i'll monitor the accident on the schuylkill this morning. >>> 10 after 6:00. 69 degrees outside. >>> former president jimmy carter has announced he has cancer and it is spreading. we will have a live update in atlanta o

. >> reporter: when i first arrived the goats were camera shy br bureau manager wrangled them up. >>hey're all out here now. >> these guys about an acre of land to feast on and will pretty much devour everything in sight. >> they've been eating back under the trees back there. >> reporter: the area is completely fenced off with few minor adjustments so the goats don't make a run for it. >> they're very food motivated which is the signs about the goats biting not necessarily because they'll mean to bite you it's more when you're reaching your hand through the fence they don't know the difference between -- they don't care the difference between your fingers and a carrot. >> reporter: i don't think that will be an issue. in perkasie, bill rohrer, fox 29 news. >>> a fight outside a busy shopping mall. security guards at a 15-year-old boy. what you donon't see that could get the guards off the hook. >> a neighborhood wakes up to a troubling find right in their front yard. >> how come they couldn't have done it in the daytime to show your face. come out. -- don't ab non muss. come out and

now, the bay br'÷ lights are still off. into san francisco. that's your "kcbs traffic." guys? >> thank you, liza. >>> breaking news out of san jose where police are on the scene of a lphomicide. kpix 5's kiet do joins us live from the city's north qside wit the very latest. kiet. >> reporter: still very much an active scene out here in north ó san jose. this is just off of lundy avenue about two blocks north of the main post office. this is an industrial building that includes a high-tech business and also the starlight treatment center. now, the call to police came in injured from a gunshot wound. they took him to the hospital where he later died. we spoke with some neighboring overnight shift. worked the they were told by some police supervisors on scene that it might have been some kind drug deal that happened either inside the building or in the parking lot. again, detectives are combing the scene here looking for possible surveillance video evidence checking out some of e1 the cameras that they were s7 walking around t

br >>> heavy smoke and growing flames.rns. you can see thick smoke moving through the air. it's unclear what started it. we'll have updates as we gather new information on nbc 10 nbc10.com. >>> we're following more breaking news now. a drug bust at the hilton. drew arrived on the scene. what can you tell us? >> reporter: you can see some of the squad cars here on scene. i got off the phone with

than we've had br getting here?i think that one of the things people are not understanding enough is we're having a correction. we're having a correction in time. i would rather have a correction in time than price. right? we've been a lot of conversation i guess is so unique, it's not unique, we had it in 2005. even tighter for five months. so all of these noise elements, know i look at the market and i don't see the market telling me there are some areas of concern. one that does concern me is greece. because of the german automobiles. >> at bmw today? >> because if greece doesn't make it, the euro goes up that hurts the exporters who are the exporters? bmw, porsche, right? >> bmw talking about an outlook related to a slowdown in china, too. you don't do this that often. we're grateful to have you, we're going to take a quick break, we'll come back and talk more with legendary investor, laszlo birinyi. the stock has fallen below the 200-day moving average for apple. we'll find out from laszlo what he thinks about

it was reportedly three and a half feet long, a thick br, hanging out near the water in flushing head does, corona park. the nypd101st precinct took twitter to ask how big the four-legged creature could be but took the seeing seriously sending officers to check out the the van wyck expressway. they checked out the water aye. are used to seeing wildlife here but nothing like. >> some ducks, yes. never alligator. >> flushing mealed does corona park is around 1200 acres and has lots of swampy areas throughout it. so this gator really could be anywhere. >> this isn't the first time the nonnative animal has made its way toll the park. this long slimy thornehead better nope as the frankenfish because of the unappealing looks was found in meadow lake. the asian fish is alien predator and cancerously harm the ecosystem. just like this sign says, it should not be leased back to the wild. as for the alligator, the park's department says, urban park rangers ared ready toll remove the nonnative animal at a moment's notice. until then, parkgoers will keep af eye open for jaws. >> ifette attack mes

let's get back to the pentagon, pentagon correspondents were brs barbara starr is tracking that as well. a big move in the fight against isis. >> reporter: indeed. this is just coming in. what we do know is a u.s. military drone armed with a missile conducted the first lethal air strike out of one of those bases in southern turkey into northern syria. this is a result of both countries coming to an agreement that the u.s. military can have access to those southern turkish bases. that puts them much closer to their targets in northern syria. what we don't know at this hour is what the target was. there's two potential options here. either the u.s. flew against an isis target or it was another strike to try and defend those rebels, those u.s.-backed rebels in northern syria that have come under attack from that al qaeda group known as al nusra. the u.s. flies offensive strikes against isis. they just find a target and go against it. but if those rebels have come under attack again from al nusra, the u.s. might have conducted a defensive strike even though that's not what's happened in the

they have not yet identified any group or motive behind the br .a car bomb left 29 injured. it was felt throughout the entire city. isis is claiming responsibility saying that they carried out the attack, quote, to avenge muslim martyrs p. >>> now the deadly chemical explosions in northern china. officials tested water close to the site and found cyanide levels were 356 times the acceptable levels. mean while local media broadcasts reveal large numbers of dead fish walking up on the banks of a river that flows through the city. the blast killed 114, injured more than 700. and damaged 17,000 homes. an american living in tianjin recorded this video from his apartment building capturing the terrifying scene. nbc news was with dwoes a dan r when he returned home to assess the damage. >> it blew out this door. and it's a they have sli door. that's just crazy. >> it pushed us back a foot. i felt the whole building move back a foot. you can see in the foundation, you can see all the way down just everything has been moved. >> we're still confused by what

. >> by the way, if people get hacked they still go good br thinks they still do online banking, theyll vechlt mail. except for guy. disney shares fell more than 9% today after the media giant reported disappointing revenue numbers and slashed the profit outlook for its cable networks. but despite that drop it pears some traders are betting on better days ahead. mike kuo's in austin with the action. >> disney saw a lot of activity today. if you see the dividend options trading in apple czisny was the single most active stock option today and two of the surprising places we saw activity wrt september 115 calls, looks like we saw buyers of those paying about a dollar and a half targeting an up prove of about 5% through september expiration and also the january 120 calls which were trading for about $2.85, so buyers of those would be expecting disney to be up about 10% by january praix or back up toward those prior highs. and this can make some sense. after earnings come out, the premiums drop and now you can risk just 1 1/2% to make that bullish bet. >> all right. who would say buy disn

. >>> british scientists say they have developed a blood test for brs cancer -- for best cancer. >> researchers in lon don analyzed blood samples from 55 women who fought and won the battle with early stage breast cancer. they looked for pieces of dna linked to the cancer row humors surgically removed. >> after surgery there's disease present in that patient that by couldn't take without a normal images approach. >> normal images can only detect cancer cells after they've grown. this bachelor's degree test could reveal them before they formed. >> it's very specific. >> in 54 out of the 55 cases researchers with able to predict who would relapse and who will not. >> this new technique will allow us begin to pleasure worpt that disease is coming through before it reveals itself. >> a larger study is planned for next year an it could take several years before the test becomes available to patient. >>> unlike most kids this very special 6-year-old isn't winding down his summer in front of the tv or the beach. >> no, he's not. meet tyler harden. he thought the best use of his summertime was to raise

. >> lieutenant marnouall, tha> c yoignfor br you've been 33 years on the firefighter. dva yes iot oe been lieut. for 1 ting williamsburg for ten years. dva what maent. you become a firefighter? >> i went to call the city test. i was drickng drickng constredon wonti and i sta. theed constredction when i was 18, back then there is no early retir. ten ta you could retire till youme e 65. i did the math and came up with the 47 years of constredout ion wonti and it-m upt was not up wh me. i knew civil-service, the only two things i knew about this-mg was that there is twenty-year pension and you didn't get laid off. so i took it on that alone, i didn't believe the twenty-year pemakion thing but i knew it was jb securitjob i didn't have ks at the time, i didn't have a lot of bilso i so i was able to mpoe the change. i took a a drop in pay to come on here because i was mporing goent.n monor when i came on i realize we had so much time off that i call that my own boss that i went back to construction work. so i did comaktrumbtion work fr a week and i worked in the firehouse on