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his own brewery in europe. -- craft brewery to own and operate his brewery in europe. ♪ athlete a professionalience of a lifetime, but when the sports career ends and the life goes on, the earnings train can hit a wall. how do athletes stay solvent? we can ask keith bolick, a -- keith a look, a former linebacker in the nfl. thank you for being here. tell people about your career in the nfl and the fact that you played 11 years. career in the nfl was great. 10 years as a tennessee titan and my last years at the new york giants. it was great to play for the home team. the ride was everything you would expect it to be. i had an opportunity to play in every game there is except the super bowl. byhe said that the ride went -- you said that the ride went by very quickly. your member the day you were drafted. yes, i, i remember -- >> remember. it was a great time in my life. it goes fast, though. >> do you remember the first check you got x yes, my first check was for $170,000 -- first ?heck you got my first check was for $170,000. i bought the car i always wanted . i bought a range rover. i bought a

>> breweries like myself can get a tap room license. we can sell beer that we make here.n sell in tap rooms. >> the company is finalizing plans for expansion. the fight was worth it because the bill has opened the door to grow for everyone. >> so, we are going to see a lot of other breweries open up now with this law changing. it's going to make the beer scene here a better and better place. >> when we return, we'll have important advice to help you run your small business, including how to keep tabs on the competition and how entrepreneurs can stay focused. if i can impart one lesson to a new business owner, it would be one thing i've learned is my philosophy is real simple american express open forum is an on-line community, that helps our members connect and share ideas to make smart business decisions. if you mess up, fess up. be your partners best partner. we built it for our members, but it's open for everyone. there's not one way to do something. no details too small. american express open forum. this is what membership is. this is what membership does. >>> i want

from new york to south carolina to utah, micro breweries are lobbying lawmakers to ease laws to make it easier to operate. one minnesota brewer is just now getting ready to open a second brewery after fighting hard two years ago to get the law in that state changed. >> there was a pretty small change but it's still a little piece of legislation that made a difference for us. good for minnesotans, why wouldn't we want to do it. >> founder in minnesota already has plans in mind for expanding his business. >> we never thought we would experience this success. it's been fantastic. >> the beer is so popular there's a waiting list for new customers. with so much demand, omar had to focus on increasing his supply. he decided to open a second location. simple, right? well, not in this case. because of this decision, omar had to become the driving forces behind a change in state law. >> minnesota is one of those states where you could not sell someone a glass of beer at a production brew. >> in other words he could serve in bars, restaurants and liquor stores but that was about it. >> when so

the large err breweries are actually moving out of state -- larger breweries are going out of state. lagunitas is moving to seattle, eect, moving east, water is where there's snow and heavy rainfall over the east coast over the last ten years. it seems that global warming is having a big impact over these weather systems and they're going to benefit from that long term. >> you've actually sold out. demand for the beer you make is very, very high i assume will continue to be high, if anything the drought will make people hotter and thirstier. >> that's right. you're absolutely right. sismontaine we're completely sold out. the reason we're planning to move, we'd like to make more beer, meet a larger market, keep ourselves happy and getting tasty berchese beverages into ts of americans. >> the water is for other uses. can you split the type of water that's used? were you using the type of water for what's being consumed and other water for other uses, and cisterns and water uses at other levels? >> it is completely up to the way the brewery wants to brew the beer. water signs is a very

most craft breweries use 7 gallons. but as companies impose mandatory restrictions, production could drop in the booming industry. >> restriction were higher, if we were put into a position where we have to go on 20% restriction on water usage, i have no idea how we would be able to cope with that. >> reporter: the concern is statewide. the california craft brewers association says if the drought extends another two or three years, prices would jump. >> so the industry has been good about water conservation in the past. but i think we need to get better. and this year we're learning how to do that. >> reporter: now california's 400 plus craft breweries hoping those essential ingredients will be here in the years to come. >> you have to prioritize. lawns may have to go empty. but we have to keep on brewing beer. we're going to have a lot of angry people out there. >> reporter: in san jose, ian cull, nbc bay area news. >> dan gordon is very funny. >> yes, he is. >>> speaking about the drought, jeff got that map up for us

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many breweries use 4 to 7 for the same amount.f water companies impose mandatory restrictions, production could drop. >> if we were put into a position where we had to go into a 20% restriction on the water usage, i have no idea how we would be able to cope with that. >> the concern is statewide, the california craft brewers association says the drought extends another two or three years, prices would jump. my favorite beer is mexican beer, lucky for me. >>> could it be the most amazing first pitch you'll ever see? >> we'll show it to you right after the break. [ heart beating ] [ female announcer ] the internet gets more exciting the faster it goes. that's why, coming soon, xfinity will double the internet speed on two of our most popular plans. xfinity continues to innovate, bringing you the fastest, most reliable internet, period. [ heart beating ] xfinity internet from comcast. double the speed. [ heart beats ] >>> so, with the new niners stadium, there's been a lot of sports talk, but some of the sports talk is about what hap

previous decision >> i have to say that third street corridor is going to be home to creativity breweries 51 do i think it's cool. so in the pretty much a no brainier and san francisco is now starting to get that beer san francisco is r is starting to be the epic center of 52 do >> magnolia is another one and i'm not hearing i've been traveling a lot and i've been hearing hearing about this in other cities like back to michigan everyone wants me to bring back a type of beer it's not sold there a lot. >> this is the corridor that is still though increasingly less so affordableable and it's become one of the draws for economic developing have meant in the area this notion that second of the third street from dog patch enjoying down to the bayview is the maker movement that includes hard goods and food products like chocolate and beer and distilled spirit and the brewery on the pier so i think this is completely consistent with the way it is grown over and over gastric and it's good for small businesses in san francisco to support this amendment. >> i agree i'm happy to see they've taken our

came in at 42. >> not the best. >> garden state has several breweries, but thrill us.tors say the beer scene hasn't really exploded here like in other states. >> right, delaware, number 19, little better, thrill us editors say doctors head brewery help the state earn its top 20 ranking, that brewery has managed from the tricky balancing act, power house, while maintaining serious and craft brew qualities. >> well, look at pennsylvania. yes, in the top ten. earning the number -- >> nine, right? >> well -- >> that's just nine? >> it could be eight, nine, somewhere in there. >> out there. >> so the keystone state has rich beer history, and quality craft beer, yuengling. >> of course. >> pottsville. >> that's the oldest brewery in the country. and, yards brewing company in philly, so victory brewing in downingtown, help come up with the number eight ranking, and fly fox, named after fox television, in pottstown. >> of course. >> was also mentioned. >> they've been around a little longer than we have. >> so which state took the top ranking? oregon. >> not surprising. had a

within the thirsted street district the commission heard a similar ordinance for a beer tasting breweries was included in the case report this stem does not need to come back to the committee unless you wanted it. the vice president for the formula retail was introduced the commissioner heard this on july 17th and will be heard by the land use in september that concludes my report. >> the poirlz did not meet but will meet on august 20th. >> good afternoon tim fry the commissioner approved the certificate for 201 champion the night in gale to a non-viable historic division and a construction of a new stair for the ground floor tenant just to remind you the knitting gale has a contract on file with the department i'm sure you're aware of was the single most important incentive for historic property owners to reinvest and preserve their landmark properties. the only other item the commission unanimously approved a certificate for 901 grove street. the proposal is to construct and edition at the rear of the property and a rear conversion while the commission discussed the project at length th

twitter amendment >> so this is the rob straurs doing business on second street the 21st amendment the brewery cafe and last year they came before you to apply for a loudspeaker permit for a series of afternoon bluegrass event into boom alley they actually have permits to have tables and chairs. mr. assuring at this point did lots of outreach and for the bluegrass band over 8 over 4 months twice a month approximately and no problems. now that he has had this pilot program asking to amend the place of entertainment for the alley >> is it an l o p pilot. >> so i have a question before you gone. the place of entertainment permit is a permit for a fixed place a building >> that's true up until last year when we had the america's cup and the city attorney has advised us it's permitted you can't go for a live permit if you have a plays of entertainment permit. >> so you extend it to an outside garden. >> we can condition that part of the permit. >> is that an major amendment okay. now i understand. >> okay. so let's see we got the police conditions from the southern station and in addition the publi

it's the second largest brewing company and seventh largest brewery in the u.s. been doing this since the late '70s. you're a pioneer in the business. >> when we started there were about 300. today there's around 8,000. think we've played a role in growing the craft brewing industry and introducing beer to a lot of great people. >> reporter: the 59-year-old grossmann still promoting the movement he helped brew. sales of craft bu produced from less than 6 million barrel as year now make up nearly 8% of all sales in the u.s. for two weeks sierra nevada has been on a brew tour along with others they invited. the cross-country journey ends tomorrow at sierra nevada's brand-new east coast brewery in mills river, north carolina. when we visited, crews were putting final touches on the new facility. you look at this place and it's palatial. what's the cost of this? >> a bit over $100 million we've invested in the site. >> $100 million. how many years will it take to earn that back? >> a number of years. >> the hops give the beer the very nice bitterness and compound. >>

the larger breweries are actually moving out of state. they are going to the obvious places, i mean, tapping right in to the great legs, one moving to chicago. you are looking at sierra nevada moving to the east coast as well. so people are moving east. and we are moving to where water is. where there is snow and heavy rainfall on the east coast over the last 10 years, it seems like global warming is having a big impact on the weather systems and they are going to benefit from that long-term. >> you have actually sold out of product right now. so this is a bit of an issue for you, because demands for the beer that you make is very high and i assume will continue to be high, in fact, if anything a drought wildraught will make per and thirstier, nobody stoppings drinking when it's hot out. we are a strong brand and do real will and are completely sold out and that's parts of the reason we need to move. we are looking at making more beer in the future. we would really like to meet a large are market and keep people happy and ourselves happy

. >> coming up next, a major california brewery cut back on water use by 30 million gallons a year. it pulled this off while still producing the same amount of year. >>> a gray day across the bay area. will it clear up tomorrow? drew is up next with the forecast. >>> tale of two cities with today's results while pacificia ♪watching everybody eating ♪what they want all day ♪oh this tasteless cardboard ♪brings me nothing but more shame ♪ ♪turning every turn until i find something right♪ ♪and it...takes my breath away ithe part of us that a littwants to play,on. wants to be mischievous, wants to run free, all you have to do is let it out. find your inner minion only at the despicable me minion mayhem ride at universal studios hollywood. >>> a brewery in los angeles county found ways to reduce the water usage and not beer production. >> reporter: it's simple, no water new york ci water, no beer. that's why it's a commodity here. the plant decided to think long term conserving water would help the community and company. >> our plant really looked that the and said what can we do to be mo

. >> i had come across this article about auto brewery. it was, like, "oh my gosh.s. i'm convinced of it." >> reporter: an aha moment. auto brewery, karen learns, is when excess yeast in the intestine ferments carbohydrates and other sugary food into, get this, alcohol. >> we believe this is where the yeast resides it. >> reporter: dr. barbara cordell, one of the authors of the case study, had a patient like nick, who was plagued by inexplicable drunkeness. she put her patient under observation with no access to alcohol. >> they fed him a high-carbohydrate diet and checked his blood alcohol level every two hours. >> reporter: the next day, his blood alcohol level went up on its own. and when they looked at the yeast in his intestines-- >> this type of yeast that was in our patient is the same yeast that is used to brew beer. >> reporter: his stomach was a micro brewery! now karen needed to find a local ohio doctor who would be open to the suggestion. she discovered harvard trained dr. anup kanodia, as for nick's results off the charts! four times the normal amount.

historical drought may have breweries running dry.on could drop if this dry weather extends to next year. nbc bay area explains. >> reporter: hop, barley, malt, all important to beer but water is essential. >> the future is the thing we have to worry about right now. >> reporter: brewing company cofounder dan gordon says the lack of water with tweak the test. >> we notice when the water supply gets lower the hardness of the water absolutely been an ipd cater that we're running low. >> reporter: the brewery uses 2.5 gallons of water to use gallon of beer. most use seven. if water companies impose mandatory restricts, production could drop. >> if we were put in a position where we had to go on a 20% restriction on the water usage, i have no idea how we would be able to cope with that. >> reporter: the concern is statewide. the california craft brewers association says if the drought extends another two or three years, prices would jump. >> so the industry has been good and about water conservation in the past but i think we need to get

victory is one of the oldest craft breweries in the entire country. dog fish hit from milton, delaware ranked as number four as one of the most popular breweries in the the country and became delaware's first brew hub when it opened in 1995. very cool. >>> 5:27. globetrotters make a little boy's wish come true on the new jersey boardwalk. the night this child fighting for his life will never forget. >>> plus never underestimate power of song yes or a fierce game of air hockey. how taylor swift made one young cancer patient feel like a rock star. this is the "name your price" tool. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. >>> good morning. 5:30 this morning. one south jersey town getting slammed in high end jewelry thefts, what the thieves took and how police are handling it. >>> a dog named grace comes to the rescue thanks to her nose, now a boy is back safe and sound with his family. how the pup cracked the case. >>> plus dream come true eight year-old, boy

brewery uses two and a half gallons of water. many breweries use 4-7 for the same amount. if they impose restrictions, production could drop. >> if we're put into a position where we had to go 20% restriction on the water usage. i have no idea how we'd be able to cope with that. >> nor the rest of us. the concern is statewide the california craft brewers association says if the drought extends another two to three years, prices could increase. >> i want you to be honest. you are in your 20s, who here immediately thought of lavern and shirley. >> no. >> just me. >> he wanted to work in a bottle factory. i had that dream. >> glove on the bottle. >> let's do that after. hop on a bike together, we'll recreate that scene. i think that sound like fun. beer brurs they take it seriously. >> beer drinkers do too. >> he goes to an a teegs well just to get that well. that's the magic trick, interesting for all you brewers out there. >>> 5:18 now, let's take you outdoors, great part about the bay area too is you have the ability because of our climate here to grow wine, grapes for the

the man and woman were walking along kelly near brewery drive around 9:00 last night when the men tacked them. kelly drive big hot spot with people who love to walk and run and bike and enjoy the outdoors now this word of the attack is scaring all of those who use kelly drive all the time. karen hepp is live in fairmount park. karen. >> reporter: these are just the kind of days the long summer days trying to be out and get every single minute of summer out of them. very busy out here. we have a fisherman out here. this is the base of the boat house as you can see them here. as we turn around you can see running club by this way as well that's the girard avenue bridge that goes over to the zoo right in that area right underneath that is brewery hill and that's where police say the attack happened. >> from the skulls on the schuylkill at dawn to the runners, bikers and walkers pounding and spinning the river drive paths through sunset our trails are packed with people enjoy the outdoor life. so many are pretty disturbed to learn a couple was attacked last evening police say right along thi

. >>> a couple was attacked near the intersection of the brewery hill drive last night.hey took off towards the art museum. the police are still looking for the suspects. >>> still no suspects in the murder of an elderly man and his washington square home. the collector was eccentric but no known enemies. he was found beaten in his living room by workers that came to his home. he had a heart condition. they are horrified and also frightened. >>> and the officials are working out deals of two mysterious deaths at sea. it involves the gen ko challenger that is talked on the river near trenton. two men were stabbed off the bethany beach. one died. the spectator in the water jumped overboard. hong kong is also investigating. >>> they are trying to stop the bleeding from a hacking breach t. includes half hacking breachl security numbers and addresses and phone numbers. the attack happened in april or june. anyone that was treated in their network or referred by a doctor in the last five years, is affected. the hospitals in our area include chestnut hill hospital, pottstown, p

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understand how you can have such a terrible week and yet make money but who knows and we've got baltic breweries located in st petersburg that makes some of the most popular beer in russia and cross if you remember from a few weeks ago we had some cross on the show so we'll invest everything in both occur and see if everything comes up fizzy same well done i'll see you later on but hit the c.z. i could buy for now and thank you but what saying now this is actually mission impossible for us so i'm going to go see if i can find some crazy one not to myself tonight's game i think that's a tough one because i think the. clean more zero casualties war this is the great fantasy of war mongering politicians. capturing people is this what do you do if they're innocent killing them easy we were serve the right to kill any person anywhere any time. they could be done in the sixty's but they can do tremendous amounts of makes these things are heard and politicians. new kind of power of the endless technology that is very tempting. the u.s. military was built to square off against the soviet union. over wes

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texas brewery is trying something new.s unveiling its brand new 99 pack of beer. >> 99. >> 99 beers for 99 buck. get them while you can. and good luck getting them home. >> yeah, this is video from the company's website. the 99 pack is part of a social media marketing campaign for piece make consider any time ale. the case is just over 7 feet long. it's sticking out the car. sales don't begin until tomorrow in us a season but news of this innovation has spread online. astounding the brewers over the public reaction owners say they are just a small brewery and they only sell it in their hometown of austin. >> he's still pulling it out. >>> austin has lot of great things. now they've got a nine nip pack of beer. >> you have to rent like a u-haul to bring it home. >>> exactly. >> learning you'll be a big before the or big sister is a big deal. >> it really is. one little boy named tray had quite a bit to say when he found out about his future sibling. take a listen. >> i'm pregnant! >> what were you thinking? why you have to,

they expect low to mid single digits falling operating profits and says it may shop some brewery necessary eastern europe. heineken, meanwhile, huge disparity. 10% chang in the performance. heineken reported better than expected profit in the first half of the year citing progress with its cost saving program. this is the world's number three brewer. but i did say it was not immune to headwinds from russia. groups and volumes increased in all regions except central and eastern europe. >>> mining sector, bmp billiton, failing to get some money back. that was why the shares declined to get better. in the black after swinging to neat profit of $1 is.72 billion in the first half of this year. the reason why the market liked this one and didn't like bil billyton is they've announced a share buyback. it's set to take place over the next six months. lex ott ka, if you think the brand of sun glass you own is no owned by luxottica, it's pretty much anyone and everyone who is in the eye wear market. several newspapers have cited disagreements with the company's chairman as the reason for the ceo's e

we'll pop to the top of the see era nevada plans for their brewery business.ish, torrey amos, performs in our saturday session, just ahead this saturday morning. >> sounds like jam packed show. thank you to you both. back here in our area, happening today, the sixth annual symposium on childhood cancer. now, it is an educational resource, for families of children battling cancer. this is video from last year's event, today's symposium goes from 9:00 to 4:00, the event sponsored by amex's lemonade stands foundation is free to a ten. >>> on the cbs-3 health watch, plenty of warnings out there about kids drowning in pools or rivers this morning, health reporter stephanie stahl shows us how the risk of drowning continues even after kids are out of the water. >> in the summer, splash, sputter, but can quickly turn dangerous. >> definitely had some incidents here where kids have gone under. we've been able to jump in, right away, and help them out. >> as long as they come up, that means they're okay. right? well, not necessarily. >> you see a kid struggle, or go und

we're also doing a crowd funding campaign to raise funds for our brewery. there, putting it out there in front of people. >> i don't like to use the word fear or afraid. but here you are putting all your cards on the table. >> every last one. >> you are cashing in all the chips. how did you fight the concern that -- and i could walk away with nothing here. >> i fought it because every time we got a really positive response from our restaurants and people that loved the beer, that kept us encouraged. so that motivation and that inspiration from people that really believe in what we're doing and support our products, that's what fuels us. >> as a woman in this industry, did you face particular challenges or did you never focus on that? >> we faced and continue to face many, many hurdles in this business. i'm working with my partner now who is in the studio with me. we're out here every day. we leave here. we're going up to the rainbow room, taking them some samples. there are challenges but you just allow that positive feedback you get to continue to fuel tho

a major california brewery cut back on its water use by 30 million-gallons a year.we'll tell you how it pulled this off while still reducing the same amount of beer. >> then at 11:00, details about a controversial sex-ed book in one bay area high school. >>> that is going to do it for abc7 news at 6:00. i'm ama daetz, for frances dinglasan, mike shumann, all of us here at abc7, thank you for joining us. abc7 news continues now online, twitter, facebook, and all your mobile devices with the abc7 news news app. see you tonight at 9:00 and see you tonight at 9:00 and 11:00. ♪ good morning, mr. forman. charlie! didn't recognize you without your schoolgirl skirt. why don't you go drink another warehouse full of beer? and then you can get out of those uncomfortable boy things. wow. he came in here, just attacked you and completely ignored me. you must be the one the prophets spoke of. man, i really got off on the wrong foot with your dad. ah, it'll blow over. how long could he stay mad at a kid, right? (chuckles) (laughing) ohh. you know what? later on, i'm gonna find him

a major california brewery cut back on its water use by 30 million-gallons a year.we'll tell you how it pulled this off while still reducing the same amount of beer. >> then at 11:00, details about a controversial sex-ed book in one bay area high school. >>> that is going to do it for abc7 news at 6:00. i'm ama daetz, for frances dinglasan, mike shumann, all of us here at abc7, thank you for joining us. abc7 news continues now online, twitter, facebook, and all your mobile devices with the abc7 news news app. see you tonight at 9:00 and 11:00. >> hi, everyon i' i'm courtney thorne-smith. don't change the channel, because in the next few minutes, you're gonna learn about a breakthrough product that could help take years off your appearance. but here's the thing -- you don't put it on your face. want to learn more? stay with us. >> announcer: next, a paid presentation from perricone md for cold plasma sub-d, the first-of-its-kind treatment for the area of your body that can actually age you most -- yourtwk television star courtney thorne-smith and featuring some of th

on sunday night two men allegedly ambushed a couple near the intersection of brewery hill drive and thosekers are still out there. >> happening today the maryland live casino returns to atlantic city for a two-day job fair. it's being hosted at the cher tan convention center and it runs from 1:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. today. it also happens tomorrow from 8:00 a.m. to 1aa. applicants must be 21 years old to apply. >>> 8,000 casino employees will lose their jobs when the showboat, trump plaza and the revel casinos shut down over the next several weeks. >> it's 5:47 and fashionistas go wild over jeans ripped by lions, tigers and bears, oh my. >> yes, interesting story. and then a multi-alarm blaze erupts at a new york city apartment building leaving residents in need of being rescued. david. >> thanks again to awful you tweeting in those vocation photos and a twitter follower reminds us that if you're in orlando or anywhere else in the great u.s. you can bring and get a read on your local weather. showing our orlando and disney world was fine in terms of thunderstorms. speaking of disney, here's

. >>> the anheuser busch brewery in fairfield is installing a textured wind turbine.the new 350-foot tall turbine would generate 360 watts of electricity when it's fully functional in october. the brewery says it will get 30% of its energy from alternative sources. >>> the soccer player who bit an opponent at the world cup. he was thrown out of the tournament after he bit the shoulder of a player from italy. he was suspended from all soccer games for four months. the court of arbitration for sports just upheld the four- month ban. however, he is allowed to train with his new club, team barcelona. >>> time now 6:16. all right, sal, i'll bite, how's the east shore doing? >>reporter: i see what you did there. >> he's a clever guy. >>reporter: yes. the east shore freeway is doing okay. as a matter of fact we've been watching the time it takes to drive from the cartenas bridge to the macarthur maze and it is only 18 minutes. it hasn't changed much. the average speed down slightly, but only to 63 miles an hour. that's your average speed. it looks pretty good and no major pr

it's been offered by a brewery in texas right now. >> specifically it is a 99-pack of anytime ale fromustin beerworks. the package obviously huge, very heavy. it's going to take more than one person to carry it out and getting it home, well, that actually might take up two lanes. >> limited edition 99-pack will run 99 bucks and shipments start tomorrow ahead of the long holiday weekend, of course. the question is how much does it cost to ship that thing? >> yeah, but i'm sure you're making plenty of friends along the way to get it home. >> we'll be right back. >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good wednesday morning. it is 4:28. >>> you may remember last night there were problems on bart. what is it like? >>> everything is running. bart has trains running on time. there was damage done to the third rail on the pittsburg line with 19 trains running perfectly. the golden gate bridge is moving fine. the car in the middle has construction and possibly a stalled vehicle for the right-hand side. we waking up to an accident through pleasant hill to walnut creek y

the event was held at the twin lik lakes brewery.judged the burger today, and they decided deer park tavern in newark made the best burger. proceeds help ministry of caring organization in wilmington. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with britney ship. >> good evening, heading into the next couple hours, we'll see the showers and light rain lingering and clearing up with the clouds so that's going to give way to a beautiful sunday, and them we'll see a warm and dry stretch as we head into next week, but we are tracking the chance of showers by next weekends. i'll go over the details in the seven day, but a look outside at the poconos. light rain is not stopping the folks at the water park from having a good time. light rain at the airport, temperature's at 69 degrees, humidity at 87%, and winds east, northeast at 3 miles per hour, and rest of the area, 60s in the poconos, and 64 rights now in westchester. this is kind of 5 cool evening, so you'll want a light jacket if you're headed out. staying warmer here along the shore at

the increased presence is in response to a couple being attacked near the intersection of brewery hillve earlier this week. two men allegedly hit the pair in the head, then took off toward the art museum. police are still looking for the suspects. >> now going on to business, the pennsylvania health department says it has a better protocol for dealing with complaints related to national -- natural gas drilling. doctors will n haveore environmental healthfile complaints and they'll have more access to more info online, too. >>> going on, a company called fisherman's energy wants to build a wind mill power project off the coast of ac. an appeals court says the state board of public utilities has to consider it. the pitch has been rejected for several reasons. >>> turning to the wall street, stocks bounced back in a big way monday. futures seem to be pointing to a higher open. >>> if you're looking for a new car, maybe consider this. the 2015 corvette sting ray might give you a little bit of peace of mind when you valle the car. it lets you record video, audio, even see where the car is w

. >> reporter: he owns the brewery and restaurant, one of many in walnut creek with a large outdoor patio area for diners. he says the signing of the law allowing restaurants to decide whether to allow canines on the patio is overdue. >> we have always allowed that to happen, even though it wasn't necessarily completely tolerated in some places. we are happy, now it allows us not to look over our shoulder and allows dog lovers to come to the patio and have fun. >> i have a dog and love my furry friend. >> reporter: not all are ready to eat up the new regulation. >> there needs to be a limit as to the amount of dogs on a patio. it can't be a dog park in a restaurant. >> reporter: others say it's the owners, not the dogs you have to worry about. >> i think it's okay as long as the dog, you know, has a responsible owner. i think that a lot of people have breeds of dogs they don't understand and can't control. >> reporter: what about if the dog leaves a present? >> it is up to the dog owners to deal with that quickly and effectively. >> reporter: the law officially goes into effect january 1s