brittany was having a moment at 9:00 central time this morning, right brittany? >> yes, 9:00 a.m. >> somebody tried to get in the back door like a service entrance. >> it runs behind the sprint store as well as the theater. the thing beeped like the door was opened. then it shut. when it shut it locked. when he had open the door we had pulled it to. he sat outside in the grass with his backpack for a good hour maybe longer he sat right here by our back door. and i think now his backpacks are still in the theater. >> you are sure this is the same guy? if so how? >> simply because we watch a lot around here. when we came to work this morning he was signature outside behind us and the theater. he had two backpacks and he sat there for a while. and once i think we went out this back door he was gone and that's when all this commotion started. >> if an investigator said to you brittany describe this guy to me as best you can, tell me everything that you can about this man that you know -- >> i really didn't get a good close glimpse. he was pretty -- he wasn't a big bu

brittany anymore.t poor little girl who maybe weighs 100 pounds, took the whole brunt of that dodge ram pickup. >> i can't even express how blessed i truly am to make it out of there alive. >> but how could this happen? it turns out an elderly customer, roger mays, loses control of his pickup truck. >> well, mr. mays was coming to drop his clothes off. one of our customers had been at counter and he was waiting. >> after the other customer pulls out, mays attempts to pull in to the parking spot. according to the police report, he went to apply the brakes but accidentally hit the accelerator. >> he was in the cleaners so fast that it -- it was scary. >> mays isn't hurt but is cited for failure to exercise due care. the incident rattles him. >> once they got him out of the truck which they, you know, had to pull the truck back, and once they got him out of truck, he was walking around and his daughter came to, you know, make sure that he was okay. and mr. mays stayed until they loaded brittany onto the a

>> sounds good, brittany. >>> getting a handle on wildfires.inds continue to fan the flames of this north california fire. we will tell you how many people have been forced to leave their homes and how much the fire is contained. >>> we are borrowing more to buy cars now. what is driving american's push to take out a record amount of auto loans. we will look at that. >>> this morning, evacuation orders in place in northern california as the state's latest wildfire continues to grow there. the jerusalem fire, crews are battling it from air and ground as they usually do. yesterday, officials say erratic winds made the fire more difficult to fight. >>> how about this? americans are borrowing more money to buy cars than ever before. rising prices on new vehicles and low interest rates have combined to help americans take out nearly a trillion dollars in auto loans. that is according to experian autoive. the company says americans borrowed a record amount in auto loans from april through june and bringing this year's total to $932 billion. >>> the e

talk to us about brittany. she wanted to die on her own terms. you knew what she was facing. she moved to oregon to die on her own informs what do you -- own terms, what do you say to the people who don't understand? >> that is a personal issue. for those that have a religious conviction to say i would never pursue that for myself. my response and brittany's, we talked about this, this bill being an option, it is exactly that. if someone says this is not for me, then they would never avail themselves to it. all the 7-10 californians that support it is that for those who oppose don't stand in the way of somebody else who may know this decision right for them. since it is an option for those that are in opposition, this legislation won't effect them. >> they don't have to do it. [ talking at the same time ] >> tuesday was a new start again. but there is still a few hurdles. what is next for the bill? >> i think i mentioned it it will go through the special session, health committee through the essential session. and then from there it is through the special session there is a c

brittany shipp is here. >> we have a couple changes for tomorrow. right now, clear and quiet on the radar, but i'm tracking changes. we have a front shifting to the east. it'll give us a chance of showers, even a chance of storms into tomorrow. tomorrow will also be a little warmer and more humid. by 9:00 a.m., heading to warork temperatures in the low 70s. philadelphia, starting with clouds moving in. then we look to the west to see the showers and storms organizing themselves. closer to 5:00 p.m., we expect to see some of these storms stretching to the lehigh valley. part of the poconos and western parts of lancaster county. coming up, i'm tracking patchy fog tonight. a closer look at the monday thunderstorms. dry and warm stretch. all the details are coming up in my seven-day forecast. >>> 33 days until the pope arrives in philadelphia for his visit. tomorrow, the city is releasing its online guide called the papal play book. it answers questions for residents and businesses. we sent nbc 10's doug to find out what people think about these concern

we'll go to first alert meteorologist brittany shipp. another hot day. >> another hot day on top for tomorrow. we officially hit a high of 90 degrees. we're staying hot. this heat wave started last tuesday. today is day six. yesterday, we saw temperatures at 90. the average is 87. as we push into tomorrow, we will see temperatures bumping up, and the humidity returns. notice the wind direction heading into tomorrow. more moisture heading into our region. expect temperatures from philadelphia to reach a high of 93 degrees. right along the shore at the atlantic city airport, 90 degrees. closer to 89 in wild wood. the other thing i'm tracking along with the heat and humidity is our chance for isolated thunderstorms as we get into monday afternoon and evening. i'll go over the details on that. let you know what to expect as we head into your monday evening. i'm also going to be tracking the humidity returning and when this heat wave will end. that's coming up in my full forecast. >>> we have new information about a woman found shot to death

brittany's mother spoke today.she said no one should have to leave their home and community for peace of mind to escape suffering and to plan for a gentle death >> pam :since a right-to-die proposal stalled in an assembly committee last month. governor brown says, the better approach would be to reconsider the legislation next year. although he has not indictated whether he would sign such a bill. >> diane : some patchy fog is rolling in but you cannot really see with this dark shot, your morning lows of around 5:00 a.m. just a handful of '60s everywhere, everywhere else in the north bay and san francisco peninsula area are the upper 50s we are not dealing with rain showers for a while but a high-pressure system is coming in but we're also dealing with the marine layer also patchy fog along the coast so your wednesday is currently off to a breeze this is mainly the big talker right now is the fog we're going to have for the next couple of days into the overnight hours. and as a transaction to about 6:00 a.m. you ca

like brittany said he wholly ignores any systemic racism. we have seen from trump time and time again is deep insensitivity to any issue that does not speak to hi own experience or not bashing people who he deems to be illegally in america. i'm hopeful the gop will understand the broadness of the issues of race to include black people and a host of other issues that are beyond immigration. >> i want to get to your ten-point program, brittany, that you and deray have come up. i think we have a full screen we can put up to show people what you are proposing. the ten elements to go through them quickly, end broken windows policing, community oversight, limit force, independently investigate and prosecute, community reputation, body cams for police, better training, end for profit policing, demilitarization, and fair police union contracts. i want to get to two items on there that might seem obscure to some viewers. talk about ending for-profit policing and the union, police union contracts and how they are a factor in this issue. >> well, evide

we have a couple of things, brittany. >> looking great. >> hot. it was wise not having her perform. >> he's looking good. healthy. >> this sa girl that changed the face of what the show is. kiss with madonna, the snake. she was the ambassador of the vma's. greg: going back to taylor. walking with the girlfriends in video. i'm sure, guys, she's thinking she's better than all of us. show this. she's walking in the video, what's the name of the song. bad blood and looking at us with her eyes. >> it is characters. they are all super heroes. >> law and order? >> yes. who is the guy in the suit? >> he's the director of the video. >> she let him speak. again, very gracious. >> see the video they got the award for. here we go. look at the look. >> yeah. it is acting. greg: get over yourself. you call that acting? >> yes. >> mr. bieber's big comeback. performing for the first time in two and a half years, maybe five years on mtv. >> who really cares. >> he went to tears. >> i would love to see that. we want to see justin. he's not really crying. >> he was

to consider an appeal. >> i am very hopeful that while it may not be in my lifetime and not in brittany'sifetime, that it will not continue to occur because it is an unjustis. >> there was a bill that would have allowed doctor-assisted deaths. it died in committee last month. nbc bay area news. >> thank you, mark. jennifer glass, a high profile right to die advocate died just this week in her san mateo home. she used social media to chronicle her battle with cancer and the effect chemo had on her body. she did not live long enough to see the law change. >> i don't top the drown with my family standing around watching me suffer. >> she told the journal it took five days for her to die and she was in so much pain she couldn't say goodbye to her loved ones. >> temperatures topping 100 are adding fuel to a fire that just broke out hours ago? southern california near the angeles national forest in glen dora. mandatory evacuations are under way in two camp grounds. so far no injuries are reported. investigators in the bay area say a car started last month's huge wildfire. they told us the wragg

. >> brittany died peacefully in her sleep. >> reporter: diaz was the husband of brittany maynard, a terminally ill 30-year-old anaheim woman who traveled to oregon where doctors were able to assist her end her life. jack pickny says the so-called end of life option act faces powerful opposition first from the catholic church. >> many of the democrats are catholic and they feel pressured by the catholic church, pressured by their own beliefs. >> reporter: and opposition from some people with disabilities. >> people with disabilities warn there's a slippery slope. if you allow euthanasia in this case, you're going to have laws covering people with disabilities and people with disabilities will be pressured to end their lives. >> in order for the right to die bill to have any chance of becoming a state law, it must pass both houses of the state legislature before september 11th. >>> one of the nation's biggest pharmacy chains is promising to make some changes. as consumer watch reporter julie watts explains, walgreen's will be giving out more than just pills to people who fill prescrip

. >> reporter: including brittany menard who died in november of a moving from california to oregon to lowlily end her life. her family was also on hand as california legislature submitted a new bill modeled after the one in oregon to allow doctors to prescribe life- ending drugs here. >> i feel her presence. this is very much what she had hoped >> reporter: a nearly i'dal version of the measure stalled in committee last month. the new bill introduced in a special session would bypass that committee. to the people who are counting on to us win the freedom for them to approach the end of life in the way that they choose. >> those opposed staged a sit- in at the capitol. the second attempt now includes more diverse supporters, including latino labor leader dolores huerta. >> s that mu man right issue and people need to make the choice. >> reporter: a broader approach to keep this. >> we are white. we are black. we are asian, we are latinas. we are gay. we are straight. we are young. and we are older. we are standing for compassion and for choinchts a hearing on this new bill will be held

three sons has been indicted on aggravated murder charges that carry the death penalty. 23-year-old brittany pilkington smothered one son and another in april but there was no evidence until the 3-month-old son died last week. and now she's been held on a million dollars bond. >>> baltimore police officers are undergoing training to help them determine how they respond in high -- situations like the freddie gray case. this uses simulated crime scenarios and mental exercises to help officers stay calm and keep biases at bay. >>> iran has no plans to trade a detained washington post reporter for prisoners held in the u.s. it's the first time high level iranian officials have discussed this whole idea of a prisoner swap. jason-- is awaiting a verdict in his trial on espionage charges. he reportedly faces 10 to 20 years in prison if convicted. >>> france opened a terror investigation in connection with friday's almost attack on a paris board train. the gunman was watching a jihadi video on his phone just before opening fire. and they have information that links the 26-year-old moroccan national

athlete and, yeah, brittany got the choice style icon award. >> wow. >> yes. >> too bad she left herhome. >> she is a mermaid really. >> american idol hopefuls trying to make their dreams come true right here in philadelphia it was exciting here in philly. auditions on saturday and sunday at the convention center. so the judges were there. you have harry connnick junior, j lo, keith urban all trying to pick singers to go all the way to the finally for idol's final season. singers tell our jen fred that they are excited, they are excited. oh, yeah, listen. >> i always want to be optimistic in everything i do but there is a lot of amazing singer is here and i didn't know it was going to happen but here i am and i'm so excited. >> it is going to be if god will allow to it happen, it will happen. if i got it, i got tonight my bag. i will just do my thing. >> that was my, philly idol. >> there is j lo. >> look at her. >> so, jen will have more from sunday's auditions. she will talk to j lo and harry connick junior and keith urban. >> on fox 29, right here on fox 29. >> can you have believ

thanks, brittany, for being here and by the way, up next, kerry washington's new cover shoot and why super model cara delevingne said she's done with fashion, her career is over. plus -- >> 15 years later. still surprising us. >> cameron mathison is hanging with the gang from the original "csi" shooting their final episode ever. did you know he once had a part in the show? >> that's me. >> i do remember that episode. >> that's next. >>> closed captioning provided by -- >>> the key to really being successful as a self-made woman for me has been learning to ask for help. >> so true and i just love her honesty there. kerry washington explaining to "self" magazine what makes her the best she can be and she was amazing. self esteem and beauty is a hot topic now with the news that cara delevingne has decided to quit modelling while she's at the top of her game, something that's hard to just walk away from. cara's story shows a serious side effect. a horrible and disgusting. cara is not standing by what she thinks is sexual harassment and body shaming in the industry. she's speaking out on

. >> reporter: 11-year-old brittany apgar has been playing baseball since she was four she learned how father and brother. brittany found her strength was on the mound because she loved the challenges it brings. >> what pitches you have to throw, who the batters are. what their weak spots are. >> reporter: there aren't a lot of opportunities for gills to play on their own baseball teams so she played with the boys. >> when i warm up dye it really slow to make them feel like they can -- they can hit me, you know, do whatever they need. but then when i'm actually playing, it will -- i do it as hard as i can. >> reporter: what really catches them off guard the fact that she's played her whole life without a right hasn't. she's had 11 surgeries over the years to try and correct this birth defect but that never stopped her from playing the game. >> i hold my glove like this, then pull, grab the ball switch it put my graph back on. >> reporter: when she's at the plate she wears a prosthesis to help her grip the bat. >> it take time to learn how to do it. once you learn how to do it you're as

. >> reporter: gabriel and brittany snagged a parking spot just a few block ace way in record time. locals can't forget how bad traffic was here just last year. >> it was bad. >> it would go all the way. even trying to go home was rough. >> reporter: the powers that be heard that message loud and clear. take vta. they added light rail trains just for today so all the football fans like shannon can get to the game in time for kick off. >> did you expect it to be worse? >> i did. i just expected traffic, people everywhere, and it was super smooth. >> reporter: not everyone was giving glowing reviews. some sat in the parking lot alone for 45 minutes. >> stoplights don't seem to click fast enough. there are a lot of people stuck for 5-10 minutes. it took us a long time to get through. >> reporter: fans have four hours before kick off to snag a parking spot. the real issue is when all the people try to leave at the same time. they have a solution to that. they added more exits out of this stadium for this year to hopefully get the cars out a little faster. >> hopefully smooth sailing. wh

brittany: i've been smoking cannabis since i was, like, 13, but like now i'm really thinking about the taste, like the different experiences and the different strains and like that tastes different from the last one. reporter: marijuana is rarely cultivated on balconies or in back yards in denver, but instead in huge warehouses like this one. andy williams explains that the plants have to grow perfectly straight. cannabis has already made him rich. there's a gold rush atmosphere in the sector. andy williams: someday i hope to be a millionaire, when i sell the company or when i can relax and just stop growing. but right now, you know, we're growing and growing and growing. reporter: if you drive through denver, you'll find cannabis on almost every corner, even here in the pedestrian zone, sporting names like "blue dream" or "durban poison." new products come onto the market almost daily, going as far as cannabis in chocolate, cookies, and harmless looking candies. lauren metzger: if you don't have self-control and you can't stop yourself from eating a medicated piece of candy, i mean, i

brittany. so as we said, you're a mother of a small child and you are taking care of someone with dementia. what is your -- that is the definition of the sandwich generation, by the way. caught in the middle. and i'm just wondering what it was like, what the diagnosis and process of dealing with your dad was like and what your daily life is like. >> my daily -- will this come on? okay. sorry. my daily life is very difficult. balancing a 12-hour work shift, also a very, very, very energetic 2-year-old and my dad who can be stubborn at times because he's so used to being independent, it's very difficult. there are medical appointments. there are prescriptions. general things like grocery shopping and even going to the bank. it has been very difficult for me. but he is my father, and he's been a great father. so i do it. [ applause ] >> are you pretty much on your own handling this? >> pretty much. my mom helps when she can. but she's also suffering from arthritis. so she helps when she can, but i

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if those storms brittany -- bribri brittney has been talking about. >>> they'll be a kickoff rally ateveral lockes across the city. the official national night out is tomorrow night. >>> preparing to see the pope. you better make plans today, at least if you want to take septa. ahead at 5:00 a.m., what you need to know about the one-day only papal pass lottery happening right now. >>> and it's supposed to be an unforgettable day. an accident robbed this new bride of wedding day memories. hear how her husband helped her get them back. >>> five minutes before 5:00 on this monday morning. nbc 10 and telemundo 62 are teaming up with shelters to help find homes for pets in need. august 15th, participating shelters will be offering reducedç adoption fee in hopeso find homes for the thousands of animals in local shelters. here's how oncan help. share the event on social media, using the #clear the shelters. come out on saturday, august 15th to welcome a new friend into your family. for shelter locations and the fees, tap on the nbc 10 news app. >>> doctors at children's hospital of philadel

brittany did not enter a plea today in court today, she smothered one son in july 2014 and another one of them in april, but no conclusive evidence at the time they were killed. they claimed she did it because she was jealous of the attention that her husband was playing with the children. >>> a judge ordered a baltimore police officer charged with attempted murder to be held on $1 million bond. wesley kagel shot a burglary suspect in close range after being shot and wounded by the other officers. kagel is a 13-year veteran of the force. >>> in st. louis, the mayor is calling for calm today in the fountain park neighborhood, where an 18-year-old was killed by police. officers say that the teen, they pulled a gun on the other officers, as they would shoot him as he ran from a house where a search warrant was being served. they fired tear gas on the demonstrators who were throwing bottles and bricks at them. at least nine people were arrested. >>> an investigation is underway after a fire in the town of quantico that will leave one man dead. i'm vanessa herring, i'll have details on that

. >> reporter: supporting o'donnell dan diaz, brittany maynard's husband. moved to oregon so she could pass away peacefully. in san francisco, abc 7 news. >>> a former calfootball player is suing the university for medical malpractice. he suffered concussions. he now says he has permanent neurological injuries and accuses of failing to prevent concussions and failing to warn about long term consequences and responded and said everyone involved is dedicated to the safety of student athletes. >>> the coalition of california civil rights and community health groups filed a complaint over physical education. the allegeds failing to provide quality p.e. the complaint comes after 37 districts settled the lawsuit demanding the state provided physical education during the school day. san francisco unified was one of the districts. >>> a group of young americans is suing the obama administration for its inaction on climate change. the nonprofit filed a lawsuit on behalf of 21 children ages 8 to 19 from new york to california who say they have a constitutional right

democratic lawmakers in sacramento will reveal plans to revive a right to guy bill, that was required by brittany maynard who moved to oregon to legally end her life because it is against california law. the senate bill was shelfed after gaining not enough support to pass a key committee. it is not clear how the author will overcome that opposition. >> new electronic signs tested on one of the busiest freeways in the bay area that will help ease traffic congestion. an animation of the smart corridor project shows what drivers on interstate 80 will see. the signs will tell drivers when this is an accident, what lane it is in, and what lane they should be in. for new, you can see the word "test," on the signs. they should come online later in the year. the highway patrol is witnessing drivers to pay attention to the road and not the signs. >> football season is here and it is not just a game for fathers and sons. at levi stadium last night, the new face of football. >> cornell explains the event was more than a born opportunity between dads and daughters. 49ers training catch was never like this. d

. >> that reference to oregon is referring to the death of brittany hay nard, a san francisco woman whomoved to oregon with her husband so that she could end her life before the is suffering from terminal brain cancer became too much to bear. there is a 100-year-old statute that prevents doctors from participating in a patient's suicide. the attorney general will present the state's case. just about three weeks ago a san diego superior court judge dismissed a similar lawsuit saying that the issue is not one for a superior court judge, but one for legislators or voters to decide. sam and laura. >> maybe they will depending upon the outcome of had case. >>> now to a painful anniversary for a bay area mother. today marks nine years since her 17-year-old son was shot and killed in front of his home and still no answers. "today in the bay" stephanie chuang is live from our san francisco newsroom with more on her quest for closure. good morning, steph. >> reporter: both that who are and san francisco detectives are asking for help in solving this nine-year-old cold case. a 17-year-old gunned

. >> that reference to oregon is a are reference to another california woman, brittany maynard, who moved to oregon with her husband in order to end her life before the suffering from terminal brain cancer became too much. i mentioned another court's action just a moment ago, that was about three weeks ago, a san diego superior court judge dismissed a similar lawsuit to the one that will be heard today saying that the issue is not one for a superior court judge but rather an issue for legislators to decide or voters to decide but four iams in the last 20 years voters failed to pass an aid in dying initiative. clearly a difficult issue no matter who is deciding it, the courts, legislature or voters. >>> 6:07. police in fremont want your help finding a driver who hurt a woman in an apparent case of road rage. this happened wednesday just before noon. police say the woman was driving to work when the suspect cut in front of her and slammed on the brakes. the woman pulled over on to bar tease low court but the suspect made a u-turn heading straight towards her. police say the suspect was in a

i know brittany is talking about the temperature going into the 90s.you're coming out, wear something lightweight, light-colored clothing. a pregame show at 12:30. kickoff at 1:05. the game is on nbc 10. we are your eagles station 2015. that's the latest live outside the linc. jesse gary, nbc 10 news. >> i think i saw a few people wearing bathing suits out there. >> i wouldn't be surprised especially because of hough hw t will be. temperatures in the 90s. if you head down the shore, we will see mid 80s. water temperature in the mid 70s. perfect combination for a shore day. or you can always watch the game as well with us right here at nbc 10. closer look at our tailgating forecast as we head into the pregaming hours. we will see temperatures in the 80s. kickoff, 88. by the fourth quarter, 92. it's going to it be a hot one. this heat will last. >> seven-day heat wave? i can't get over that. that's the first time we will potential i will have that all summer. >> we made a run for it a few weeks ago, too. we're still in summer. >> all right. that's going

. >> for the entire nation, brittany maynard became the face of others who were given that terminal diagnosis. but when given it, wishing they had the options, to be able to die on their own terms. >> an almost identical bill did not have enough support to pass a key commit tee. this new bill would bypass the committee. >>> to new developments in the deadly explosion at a tourist shrine in thailand. police have released pictures of the man suspected in the blast. it killed at least 20 people and injured more than 100 injuries. many american tourists in bangkok say they are thinking about cutting their trip short. >> reporter: police and solders are out in force in bangkok following monday's deadly bombing. an explosive device blew up at a bang could the pier been thrown from a -- bangkok pier having been thrown from a bridge. >> translator: i heard the blast coming from the river. the explosion was very loud. >> reporter: meanwhile, police continue to comb through the wreckage of the shrine bombing. they've identified this man, a suspect, seen scarying a dark colored backpack. officials say h

the story of 29-year-old brittany maynard moving to oregon where a doctor helped her die highlighted a debate patients like white want settled. >> i don't want to have to leave california. i live here. my family and friends are here. i have a farm two hours north of here. i have my vision, if that day comes, of what i want it to be. and it's not in a strange place in oregon that i don't know. >> reporter: attorneys representing both sides of this issue will be presenting their arguments here in court tomorrow morning. whatever the court decides, an appeal is expected. reporting live in san francisco, gene elie, nbc bay area news. >>> we now have a face to go along with a buy czar case. the chp is releasing this picture of the woman they believe fell from the bay bridge. this is 25-year-old erlynn sanchez-edwards from richmond. she is accused of crashing a stolen car on the bridge yesterday, then fleeing the scene and falling off the bridge as a chp officer tried to grab her. investigators say she swam to shore and was picked up by a truck driver. she is still on the run tonight. >>>

brittany watson is a veterinarian where she's a director of shelter animal medicine. dr. watson is here to help us understand what it means to adopt a shelter pet. thank you so much for being here. i really appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. >> no question. so my first question for you, really there's no way to perfectly assess when you walk into that shelter whether it's the perfect pet. so how do you make that search more exact? >> i think being systematic, about looking at your lifestyle, what it looks like. so a big decision what type of pet do you want, between a dog and cat, there's different needs for the animals going forward. so you need to think about what kind of lifestyle do you have, do you want to take your dog for a walk all the time, outside, and then once you made this decision you can think about what type of dog or cat you want. >> so don't even just go by this is really pretty animal. i'm going to pick this breed over another. you probably look at lifestyle. >> exactly. you know, the shelter -- the people who work at the shelter are a great res

did you see this last night, brittany is back.>> oh, yeah. >> she stuns at teen choice award. her big night, take a look at brittany. >> yes. >> indeed. >> what happened to sarah highlandmarks goodness, embarrassing moment you may have missed. we will show it to you. >> she went boom. >>> and it is wedding season. ladies, and if your bridesmaid do you need to give a wedding gift? what you should do if you are in this situation. never even thought about that, good question. >> you have a wedding coming up. >> yes. >> i love this, ten great date nights you can plan right here in philadelphia, for less than 20 bucks. >> you can go on a date for less than $20. >> yes. >> it isn't about the money but thought that counts. >> sure. >> yeah, sure. >> really. >> yes. >> if you can plan it, get it together, she will love it. >> not everyone is a big spender like you. >> never one stunner. >> because you shine every summer. >> working crazy hours, we certainly do, parents, here's something else to war bit your work schedule, it could be havi

the issue gained prominence when 29-year-old brittany maynard moved to oregon to kill herself. >>> pg&e said it paid $300 million in penalties to the state of california's general fund for the 2010 pipeline explosion in san bruno. most of the money will go towards gas transmission safety improvements. it destroyed 3 dozen homes in 2010. >>> the united states wants know whether "islamic state" militants have used chemical weapons. they say they may have used it against them in northern iraq. the u.s. says officials are closely monitoring the reports. that would violate international standards. >>> today is 70 years since the u.s. celebrated v.j. day to end world war ii in 1945. japan agreed to surrender. celebrations breaking out all across the u.s. the next day the world was officially notified of the surrender. then on september 2, general douglas macarthur accepted it on a u.s. ship in tokyo bay. >>> time is 4:39. more than just your average craigslist ad. a bay area certainly wants to know what you will -- seller wants to know what you will trade for steve jobs' car. >> what's cool

we begin with team coverage with brittany ship did we hit the 90-degree mark today? >> we did. the heat wave will continue even as we head into tomorrow. it started way back last week. today our temperatures did reach 90 degrees and as we head into tomorrow we'll see a high of 90 degrees as well a little bit above average for us. our average for this time of year is 87 degrees so we've dropped down a few degrees of our official high of 90 degrees today, your current temperature 83, 83 degrees current in allentown and temperatures in the poconos a lot cooler in the mid-70s. we're at 86 in wildwood and temperatures in dover right now at 86 degrees. even along the shore here the atlantic city airport we're at 88 so it's very warm right along the shore. we have a chance tonight for a few little stray showers but for the most part it will stay mild. 78 degrees by 11:00 p.m. coming up i'm tracking the end of the heat wave and when the storms will return and when with the humidity will make its return as well. denise? >> thank you. we continue the team coverage with drew smith who is

. >> reporter: referencing oregon she's talking about the death of brittany maynard, a san francisco woman who moved to oregon with her husband so that she could end her life before the suffering were terminal brain cancer became too much. a hundred-year-old statute this had california prevents doctors from participating in a patient's death and though some doctors do prescribe the life ending drug, others fear legal action down the road so had he don't. attorney general harris will present the state's case. >>> at 4:37 right now let's get a check of current conditions with meteorologist kari hall. good morning. >> good morning. and we do start out with cloudy skies and temperatures in the 60s and as we take a look now at san jose we can see the clouds overhead, and a nice mild start to the day. grab a light jacket as you head out. then this afternoon you will be peeling that off as we continue to warm up. it is now 67 degrees in livermore, in san jose 65, in san francisco 62. our temperatures will dip just a couple of more can eggs as the sunrises, and highs today reaching 86 degree

. >> me and my friend nick carried him out and cristina and brittany were pushing the briars and sticker bush's way to carry him out. >> reporter: they snapped this picture on the ride back as dehydrated wharton gladly drank a pepsi. conners looked to visit wharton in the hospital this morning. he told them he thought wow die lost in the woods. >> he kept ending up, turning around, being back in the same puddle that he started from and just kept getting spinned around. >> he looked relieved. he looked happy to be alive. i think it opened up his eyes and it is a greater appreciation for life. >> reporter: wharton remains in the hospital being monitored for dehydration. we asked people how did he survive out the in the woods with nothing to eat or drink? they say he was sipping water from puddles n winslow township, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> gas leak forced closure of the new jersey turnpike in cherry hill for nearly two hours today. police say contractors working on wood crest road hit a gas line just before noon time. the turnpike between exit three and four and surroundi

already brittany saying major accident. you can see the area of red traffic flow.you want to stay down on 291 industrial highway, that's nice and clear, that will help get you to the airport this morning. we'll keep watching this. it's already causing big delays as you come north of the blue route and head toward the airport along 95 northbound in delaware county. let's get farther into the suburbs talk about more construction zones. in loveville last day of this, at least that's how it is scheduled 41 will close again near 48. you can stick with mill creek road or centreville road as some possible alternates from 8:00 until 4:00. town sends delaware more railroad crossing today. closes black bird forest road at 7:00 and goes until midnight. dexter corner or massey church roads are some possible alternates. in cherry hill watch out for construction going the rest of the days this week. they're blocking old orchard road from seven until three. lam post lane gets you around that work zone. erin. >> thanks so much matt. >>> smoke poured from a gravitron ride in north

in brittany, it is said that head shaving had been made in the resistant underground press since 1941. there was a strong element of [indiscernible] and their crowds. even through the punishment, they were about to inflict symbolized the decentralization of the victim, this ugly carnival became the pattern soon after d-day. when a town or city had been liberated, the shearers would get to work. dozens of women were shorn publicly. on july 14, a truckload of young women, most of them teenagers, were driven through the streets. one of the victims was a women who had simply in a cleaner in the local german military headquarters. many french people as well as allied troops were sickened by the treatment meted out to this woman accused of collaboration with german soldiers. a large number of the victims were prostitutes who had simply plied their trade with germans as well as frenchman. also, in some areas, it was accepted that their conduct was professional rather than political. others were silly teenagers who had associated with german soldiers out of bravado or boredom. in a number of

. >> me and my friend nick had to carry him out and then the two girls christina and brittany were pushing the briars and the sticker bushes away so we can carry him out. >> they did grab a photo of wharton enjoying a soda as he ran on their atv where police were station. doctors are now treating him for severe dehydration. >> in the wake of the deadly amtrak derailment in philadelphia a new report shows only a handful of railroads are close to meeting this 84's deadline to install potentially live-saving technology much experts say positive train control an auto mated system could have prevent the deadly amtrak derailment in philadelphia earlier this year. amtrak says it does expect to meet the december 31st deadline. the nation's largest freight railroad union pa sick has not equipped any of its thousands of locate como tiffs with the technology. >>> tonight three is on your side with rules for paying with plastic. think about this. you're using a credit card for a purchase and the cashier do's see your driver's license. >> do you have to show it? >> consumer reporter jim donovan finds t

louis teenager brittany is no ordinary high school senior but a beautiful girl with big dreams.y. her friends didn't believe that she would make a run for the border and take her senior picture at taco bell that she employed the finest shutterbug in the show me state and he snapped away so people will remember what she looked like then. she said that her lifelong goal is to be in a taco bell commercial. topic number four. canada. a thriving maple syrup industry and now a 90-mile per hour zip line called the sasquatch. it is over 2 kilometers in length. chen told by lincoln chafee is really long when converted to miles. standing about 600 feet above ground which is extraordinary. america, we are falling behind even the canadians. we have to have something to ride. where you canshoe people out into a jell-o pit. preferably from that height. 600 meters in the sky. topic number five. bulldogs are amazing creatures and dracula is part machines and they become obsessed with the strangest things like skateboarding. [inaudible] >> she tried to attack it and she had to hide it on the top

donnie appleseed, and brittany. >> it's for the show! >> jon: sure, it is. there's lisa. and then there's-- that guy doesn't work here. i don't know who that guy is. and, of course, the prop master. >> it took 36 months to build. >> build another one. >> i saw the pool on the roof. >> i like it. >> jon: accounting laundered-- moved the money. lisa christie. >> jon hey, go buy yourself something nice. >> jon: don't mind if i do. sometimes the stories didn't come to us. that's when the field department was for. we sent outer correspondents out into the world and used their miles to get discounts at amazon. there was nate j.b. and moxie's dad and polly. and the producers. >> i'm not jewish. >> jon: no one believes that here. >> you're going to do a great job. just answer the questions directly. >> jon: now if you really want to know who ran the joint, you had to hit the executive suite. hey fellas. what are you doing there? are you playing cards? did i interrupt? i'll go. meow. heartbreak hill. she booked all the guests. >> he wants to talk to you. i think he's a little mad.