brian mooar, news 4, new york. >>> you may see donald trump in court tomorrow. he's expected to report for jury duty at a courthouse in manhattan. he says he's looking forward to appearing. he's accused of not showing up in the past, but his campaign team says he never received those summons. if he's not there tomorrow, he gafaces a $250 fine. >> not sure he can swing that. >> yeah, i know. still ahead, as flight disaster in indonesia. a plane vanishes with 50 people on board. the clues that crews have discovered as they search for survivors. >>> do you think you've got moves? try challenging this guy in a dance-off. this is a doctor and we'll tell you how he's using his love of dance to fund his passion. keep it here. >>> tonight, search crews in indonesia believe they have found the wreckage of a missing plane carrying more than 50 people. >> that flight lost contact over a remote area of the country. villages s nay the plane ]rashed into the mountains. tonight, we're getting new details about that flight from nbc. >> reporter: it should have been a sho flight

nbc's brian mooar has the latest now from washington, d.c. >> reporter: presidential candidate donald trump is laying claim to center stage in thursday's first primetime gop presidential debate. but he says he's not going to cleveland looking for a fight. >> i'm not looking to start anything for sure. i'd rather discuss the issues. >> reporter: trump seized first place in a recent poll ahead of scott walker and jeb bush. but those onin the top 10 will share the stage. >> i think he's captured the deep frustration that people feel. i mean, i get that. >> reporter: governors chris christie of new jersey john case as of ohio and rick perry of texas are in danger of missing the cut and being lumped into a debate among the bottom-polling candidates. >> how you do in iowa new hampshire, and south carolina will have a lot more to do with who's going to be the nominee. >> the national polls are irrelevant. i was at 1% in the national polls four years ago and ended up winning 11 states and the iowa caucus. >> reporter: on the other side of the divide hillary clinton leads the pack but may be g

brian mooar, nbc news washington. >>> more than 900 shelter pets in the bay area have new homes today, all because of you. nbc bay area teamed up with several animal shelters across the bay area as part of our clear the shelters campaign. adoption frees waived at many of the locations. thousands of pets from dogs to rabbits, iguanas, cats they all found new homes. >> and we were hoping i guess, but to find one and take her home today is just awesome. >> the shelter i was at had 400 kittens just at that one shelter in millpitasmilpitas. so many kitty cats. clear the shelter was yesterday, some are honoring the no-fee adoptions today. it is a nationwide event with all nbc-owned stations and so far, it looks like the latest totals here that we have got adopted out, 17,823 pets. >> so cool. all right. >> big success. >>> hundreds of athletes plunged into the chilly water for the alcatraz challenge and included one of the youngest competitors ever talking about 11-year-old lily redwine and her mother hitting the water for a two-mile swim and seven-mile run. the texas native has been swimmi

"today in the bay" brian mooar is live in washington, d.c.hould learn more about his health mention week. >> reporter: yeah, we're hoping to, sam. really we don't know a lot right zo typical down to eart jimmy carter style he made the announcement on his own, written statement, but really the critical missing piece here is what type of cancer does he have. he said it was discovered after that procedure that he had done recently to remove a spot from his liver. it was called elective at the time, but it should be noted that the 39th president who is 90 years old has a family history of panik treat it tick cancer, it claimed his father, both of his sisters, his brother and his mother had it as well. of course, had also not some typical 90-year-old we're talking about, he is just been robust, even recently taking several trips, he has been in the bay area, participating in habitat for humanity, one of the many issues that he has been so passionate about, as well as peace around the world, promoting democracy. president obama reached out to jimm

brian mooar, nbc news washington. >>> switching gears now, keep your hands off our legs. that's the message today from these protesters here outside the department of health and human services building in washington. they're upset over proposed medicare cuts for prosthetic care. the new policy is so respective, it will send amputees back to 1970s technology. >> i'm able to do a lot of amazing things in my life because i was exposed to advanced prosthetic care. they're trying to limit that. medicare's trying to limit that for us. we're taking a stand, we're not going to stand for it. >> some 2 million people live in the u.s. without limbs. 2,000 people signed a white house petition to stop the medicare changes. >>> after decades on the radio, a jersey shore legend announced he's signing off for the last time. >>> how do you catch a 400 pound fish? one guy did it the hard way. >>> and still ahead on nbc10 news at 5:00, help is on the way, where residents can now get financial help after a summer storm left all this damage behind. >>> he's probably exhausted. take a look at

brian mooar nbc10 news. >>> still a hot day today, a comfortable day. humidity has been lower through the day, so feels nice the heat wave is finally coming to an end. temperatures still close to 90 this afternoon, tomorrow we're going to break out of the heat wave, with temperatures more into the 80s, we're tracking rain before the week is over some of you could see quite a bit of rain as we go into friday mainly then we have a warm weekend on tap, some of that rain may linger for part of the area either way, temperatures will be warm again. take a look at our heat wave we've had, it's been 8 days of 90 degree plus temperatures right now, we're only at 88 degrees in philadelphia, if we hit 90 today, that would be a nine-day heat wave. tomorrow we'll be around 83 degrees, we're going to break out of that. nice look at center city right now, humidity down to 31%. doesn't feel any hotter humidity still low. it's going to be really comfortable even as we go through this evening. some areas will drop down into the 50s through the overnight hours. mid to low

brian mooar, nbc news, washington. >>> u.s. central command in turkish foreign ministry is denying allegations that a u.s.-led air strike targeted a city in northern syria yesterday and killed more than a dozen civilians. syrian opposition sources have made that claim, saying the hair strikes also destroyed a weapons facility. central command said no coalition forces were conducting air operations in that area. >>> crews are putting the finishing touches on the u.s. embassy in cuba ahead of its formally entry on friday. this will be the first time in 54 years that embassy will be open. secretary of state john kerry is expected to be there. this comes after officials restored diplomatic ties between the two countries earlier this year. >>> in japan, an investigation is under way into what caused a u.s. army helicopter to crash, injuring seven people. the helicopter made a hard landing on a navy ship off the coast of okinawa. the injured people were taken to a navy hospital. ten others aboard the navy helicopter were not injured.

brian mooar, nbc news, washington. >>> coming up tonight, a dramatic break-in caught on surveillance video. police are looking for this guy to see if he is connected to any other crimes. >>> president obama is in new orleans today nearly ten years after katrina. so, what's he gonna say about neighborhoods that still look like this? >>> promising signs for the surviving panda cub. what the national zoo is saying about the cub's progress and its paternity. >>> doug? >> right now, i'm doing a little crabbing out heater south river. yes, i'm using a minnow net. this is the pier of a beautiful afternoon thereself be else up on the deck. say, hello, everybody, doing backyard weather, we got that >>> tonight, president obama is in new orleans nearly ten years now after hurricane katrina devastated that particular area. the president praised the resilience of the people in that city and talked about the recovery. our chris lawrence was in the ninth ward today, an area left underwater after that storm hit. chris joins us now with more on that. chris? >> reporter: yeah jim, i mean, he said --

brian mooar, nbc news, washington. >> brian, thank you. >>> how about this, doing his civic duty. former president george w. bush reported for jury duty in dallas. he sat through the jury selection process for a couple of hours before being dismissed. mr. bush says he had fun at the courthouse and spent some time chatting with everyone. he snapped a couple of photos, including this court intern. >> can you imagine being in the jury pool with him? that would be hilarious. he answered questions for two hours. >> that would be so much fun. >> let's turn things over to jeff ranieri. it is wednesday. we're halfway through the week. >> i thought it was friday for a little bit today. not quite there. >> wishful thinking. >> you can see on the doppler radar now and the satellite combined we had activity near hont ray. that's beginning to subside. we'll keep an eye out for showers. it's all about the much more beautiful weather today. increased sunshine. 80s across the south bay. peninsula checking in with 77 for the east bay. 89. san francisco at 69 and in the north bay 80 degrees and hum

back to you. >> brian mooar from washington, thank you. >>> after a chain of bad press, good news for uber. cities with the service saw a reduction in drunk driving deaths. temple university researchers looked at trends in dui-related road deaths in california cities that have uber service. they found death rates dropped between 3% and 5% in areas with uber. >> if you're driving yourself to work, there's a new app to help you save time and take away your red light blues. dmw made hitting green lights easier with the enlighten app. the app shows the current color of upcoming lights and counts down to when lights change colors. provides drivers whether to prepare to stop or not based on the car's position and speed. >>> right now, doing it the old fashioned way and looking at the light. which tends to work but you can encourage speeding if you have five seconds to make the light. i hope i get there in time. >> i don't think we want to encourage speeding. >> right. i'm saying the app could encourage, hypothetically. speeding through this week. already to wednesday. first day of school fo

brian mooar reports from washington. >> i'm not way down in the polls. >> reporter: carly fiorina is fighting for a spot on the main stage in next month's gop debate. she wants to talk about taking on the economy and hillary clinton. >> she had lied about some key things, benghazi, her emals. >> we're going to build a wall and it's going to be -- >> reporter: donald trump's tough talk on immigration has the republican field stuck n defense. responding to his talking points. >> i don't agree t t we shouls be trying to amend the constitution. birth right citizenship as a policy matter doesn't make sense. >> if folks want to come to our country they should come legally. reporter: trump is efending an immigration plan that could co ist between $100 and $600 billion. he's not saying exactly how he would pull it off. >> it's called management. first thing we have to do is secure the border. it's called management. >> reporter: managing the conversation donald trump is still leading in the polls. on the democratic side, vice president biden's weekend meeting with massachusetts senator eliza

. >> "today in the bay's" brian mooar joining us live in washington where we're learning she is goingo turn the server over to the fbi. good morning, brian. >> reporter: everyone is talk being that server, but hillary clinton is not. while democrat hillary clinton was nowhere to be seen her republican rivals sounded off on news her e-mail server has been turned over to the fbi. >> looks like she's hiding. >> the question is why hasn't me done it this already? >> reporter: clinton's campaign is in damage control mode after an inspector general found two e-mails contained top secret information. >> i never isn't or received any information that was classified at the time it was sent and received. >> reporter: a new monmouth university poll shows just over half of voters believe clinton did nothing wrong but still support a criminal investigation. while republicans see weakness. >> on the last poll done in new hampshire we are ahead of hillary clinton by two points. >> reporter: democratic challenger bernie sanders is refusing to capitalize saying. >> i like hillary clinton, i respect hi

nbc's brian mooar is in washington this morning. brian, let's start with rick perry. there are signs that his presidential campaign may soon be over. >> reporter: yeah, there's news that rick perry's fundraising has all but dried up. he stopped paying staffers in the critical early voting states, but this morning it's not all bad news for the underdog. he's supposed to be the underdog, an afterthought, but democrat bernie sanders packed an arena in los angeles a day after drawing the biggest crowd of any 2016 presidential candidate. >> we have more than 27,000 people. >> reporter: front-runner hillary clinton is taking aim at republicans. >> the other side is pretty entertaining from time to time. you know, when they're not insulting and offending people -- >> reporter: but clinton didn't reserve that criticism for donald trump whose fellow republicans are struggling to get out from under his shadow. >> i can't win this race, but together we can win this race. >> reporter: carly fiorina is riding a post-debate wave. >> the one candidate to really come out of the under

authorities say that driton kukaj and brian mooar planned to sell heroin. they were caught after the owner of an englewood heights gas station noticed one of the men spending an awful lot of time in the bathroom. he called police and they found drugs and needles there. >>> if you're fed up waiting for the subway train to come, you should be. according to a new audit by the state's comptroller office, the subway's on-time performance declined in 2014 to 71% on weekdays and 81% on weekends. to speed things up, the mta wants to change the messages like stand clear of the closing doors, please, to a shorter, "stand clear." less talk so you can ride faster. and as andrew siff reports, one woman with mixed emotions is the longtime voice of the lexington line. >> hi, there, from the plaza. this is the best of today from thursday, august 13th. >> reporter: yes, she works at the "today" show. >> they're clear. >> reporter: but people don't recognize her face. >> people ask me why they know my voice. they think they know me from television. >> reporter: she's not on

brian mooar is following it all from washington for us. brian, good morning. >> reporter: hi, darlene. donald trump in a familiar place, on defense. >> controversy and a familiar response from donald trump. >> i apologize when i'm wrong. i haven't been wrong. i said nothing wrong. >> reporter: on defense for remarks about moderator megyn ke any. >> you could see blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming ,out of wherever. >> he didn't know if she was hormonal, but he's finding no sympathy from gop candidates. >> they were completely inappropriate and offensive comments, period. >> trump wants to change the conversation and so do his rivals. >> i comment on everything he says, my whole campaign will be consumed by it. >> it's up to me to tell people about me and not worry about somebody else. >> reporter: this latest controversy isn't helping trump's run for the white house. it's not clear whether it's hurting him in the polls. overnight survey conducted for c news shows that donald trump supporters believe that he lopped in this debate. how

brian mooar is in washington with more on that. brian, good morning. >> reporter: hi darlene. a lounge with butter cow and fried stuff, the presidential candidates are a big draw. >> there you go. >> the road to the white house leads through the iowa state fair. >> this time 17 republicans are coming to iowa to ask for your vote and support in the caucuses. >> candidates of both parties are taking turns on the soapbox. >> i'm unbought and i am unbossed. >> what's your name? >> look to go breakthrough. it appears iowa is looking for something different. >> i think people are just tired of not getting anything done. >> i think people are angry. >> reporter: there's plenty of time for some campaigns. >> i'm a humble candidate running for president. >> reporter: but not everyone has that luxury. >> there are going to be people who say exactly what you want to hear. >> reporter: rick perry is running out of money and time but vows he's not ready to drop out. someone with no money problems, donald trump riding high in the polls in iowa. he will be on that iconic soapbox tomorrow aft

brian mooar has been tracking the market all day and join us with the latest. >> reporter: today and friday represent two of the worst single-day losses in terms of points in history, but it could have been worse. >> there is the opening bell. >> reporter: from the opening bell, it was a roller coaster of a day on wall street. the dow plunging lower, lower and even lower in just the first five and a half minutes. >> guys, the dow is down 1,000 points. >> reporter: the numbers climbed back but ended down 588 points. >> i've never seen day with this kind of strange numbers that we have here. two new highs, 1200 new lows on the new york stock exchange. >> reporter: 11 months of gains wiped out in three trading sessions, largely because of fears that china's economy is slowing down. >> they've created demand. they've created commerce when our economy was slowing. now, china is slowing and the rest of the world seems to be fairly slow, too. >> reporter: white house says market numbers don't tell the whole story. >> what i would encourage people to evaluate is the ongoing strength and resi

brian mooar, nbc news, washington. >>> seriously. >> love and laughter could be the best medicine forormer president jimmy carter. he taught sunday school this morning in georgia, only three days after radiation treatment from brain cancer. 90-year-old told the crowd, doctors appear to have gotten all the cancer from his liver but there are still four spots in his brain. >>> if your iphone 6 photos have been coming out blurry, it might not be your phone. a small percentage of the phones have a component that makes the photos blurry. they'll replace defective phones sold between september 2014 and january of this year. apple set up a serial number checker for customers to find out if their iphones are affected. we have a link on our website, the nbc 10 mobile app. >> announcer: now, your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist brittany shipp. >> as we head into the start of your work week, we are going to see above average temperatures. a little patchy fog should move in overnight. that could stick around tomorrow. plus, some tracking of storms into monday night. i'll show you th

. >> nbc's brian mooar joins us live with the fallout. >> hi, seema.onald trump seems to be defying political gravity here. everything he does seems to be within the rules of the political playbook and yet he seems to be winning at every turn. the overnight poll conducted by nbc news, after the debates in cleveland showed that his numbers seem to be holding steady. he's in the 20% range, while his closest rivals are in the 13% and below. so, really, everything he's done has led to controversy after controversy after controversy. but tistill people are seeing t name donald trump and it seems that a lot of people find it refreshing that somebody is speaking their mind, even if it is politically incorrect and should would argue grossly inappropriate. >> brian, why do you think that is, despite the controversial comments as you point out, he's still leading in the polls is that that he speaks hi mind and people find that refreshing? or is there somethings? >> it's really anybody's guess. but i think one thing that's an educated guess, he's a reality tv sta

brian mooar coming from washington, d.c. >>> throughout the show, we have been asking you at home, hasonald trump gone too far this time? sharon e-mailed in, she says, i don't know anyone who's not going to vote for trump. i've talked to many, many people about this. and everyone is saying the same thing. trump is their choice. how refreshing it is to hear someone speak the truth. go trump. i'm not sure she's representative of everyone but an interesting perspective. mike adds, trump is 100% correct in his views. i'm not sure he's represented but it is interesting, seema. all the tweets and e-mails, in general there's a theme, people are surprisingly in favor of trump. maybe they're a little enamored in getting in. do get us an e-mail. so far as brian was suggesting despite this roar around him, he still manages to lead in the posts. >> i think many people are appreciating the fact that he's blunt, provocative and speaks his mind. these questions around megyn kelly, the fox news host, did he go too far with those statements? and did he do enough damage control over the weekend. speakin

. >> nbc's brian mooar joins us live. we certainly had some panicked selling today. >> reporter: yeah, wendy and crest chris, it started with the opening bell and the smell of fear on wall street. the dow plunged more than 1,000 points in the first five and a half minutes. fortunately, and this is hard to say, fortunately, we are only ending the day down close to 600 points. but let's compare that to the black market crash of 1987. 22% of the market value lost in that one terrible day. today, we are talking about 3 1/2%, still bad, all being triggered by china economic fears and also some computer trading and there's fear as well. but investment analysts are saying this is no time to panic or jump out of the market or anything like that. in fact, some, wendy, are saying this is the time to double down and find some investment opportunity. >> one analyst today was saying they only know two speeds on wall street, fear and greed. so i think we saw that in action today. >> yeah. >> great. thanks, brian. >>> this afternoon, we

brian mooar has more reaction from washington, d.c. rian. >> reporter: a lot has changed and then again maybe not so much. that flag will be flying over the u.s. embassy in havana in two hours' time. some tee sooe it as a sign of change, a hopeful moment, but others see it as just waving a white flag of surrender. secretary of state john kerry will be there joined by a delegation of u.s. dig naers tears, members of congress and three of the marines who lowered the flag at that embassy 54 years ago never knowing when or how it might one day go back up. who won't be will, political dis dents, the united states has decided in deference to the cuban government not to allow them to attend. secretary of state kerry will be meeting with hem after the event. there are a lot who believe that the united states didn't get enough but one of them who doesn't is cuban leader -- former cuban leader fidel castro. he says that the united states owes the cuban people millions of dollars in preparations for the embargo. now back to you. thank you very muc