a resident showed us where that main water line burst. you can't see it, but the property manager told us it's a large steel pipe that ruptured deep underground. he immediately called him a reputable plumber who told him they could fix it. it wasn't until saturday afternoon that they found a fourth plumber with engineering experience who was able to restore the water yesterday afternoon. but only for a short period of time. residents tell us the water was on for about an hour yesterday afternoon, but that fix failed and it burst again. this morning the plumber is back out here to try a different technique to fix that pipe and restore the water. the city of pleasanton was out here to fix the situation and i spoke with the property manager who said he's upset about how long this is going to take and they will be giving residents back a credit for a hotel and for how long they have been without water. they are praying that it doesn't turn into more days without water. >> the inconvenience continues. thanks, bob. >>> speaking of alameda count

the 30-inch pipe burst under nearby sunset boulevard. bigad shaban has our report. >> reporter: the water buckled asphalt and flooded streeted around 3:30 shortly before rush hour. in a state stricken by historic drought. >> we estimate at this time that we probably lost a total of between 8 million and 10 million gallons of water in the incident. >> reporter: students at ucla and a nearby high school waited in a foot of water and water coming down the hill. >> i started to see the comment starting to peak. i kind of didn't believe it at first. i didn't know what was going on. finally i start seeing the water pouring out and cement flooding everywhere. >> reporter: the water stranded people. >> we searched for probably over 200 vehicles, we assisted five citizens with getting themselves out of their vehicles. >> it's crazy. i've never seen anything like it in california with so much water. >> reporter: a river cascaded downstairs of ucla campus, flooding its sports arena and pavilion which just underwent a renovation a few years ago. >>

now the first burst hit, kind of a break going on right now, and you see the second burst kick in as a tradition over the next half hour and really, really seeing slow downs before about 6:45. >> hopefully folks will take the sprinkles in stride. >> yeah, watch it in the north bay, we don't want any dramatic going on. >> thank you very much. >>> still ahead, on "today in the bay," cal train construction for the next six months. we'll show you will your morning commute will be affected. >>> and live to the golden gate bridge and we'll check back in with christina and mike in just a minute. >>> you're watching "today in the bay." >>> welcome back now, good monday morning to you, taking a live look at san francisco, it looks colded from this picture, you see those overcast clouds hanging out over the city. but we could call it tank tropolis today, we're going to end up at 69 degrees, no need for the jacket, and this is a rare occurrence. i'll let you know when the summer wardrobe season really going to come in handy in just moments. >>> and we're looking over here towards the san mateo

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they've had bursts before but not one this big for at least five years. up to 10 million gallons spewed out here, a geyser at some point putting water 50 feet into the air. downstream, ucla campus, kids going to summer school, doing a tour at the time. biggest impact may be underground parking structures where hundreds of cars were left abandoned because of the water rushing in there for hours. the crews here are defending how long it took to turn it off. it took 3 1/2 hours saying they had to battle rush hour traffic and do research to make sure they turned off the right valve. up to 75,000 in fact gallons of per minute spewing out at the height of it, up to 10 million gallons. that's enough to fill some 22.5 olympic size swimming pools and enough to feed 41 families for a year here in california. of course, all of this comes during one of the worst droughts that we have ever seen. stephanie? >> jacob, thank you for the updates. you heard numbers and saw the video. work expected to last into today. the geyser, as he mentioned, not just 30, 40, sometimes

you burst out sprinting and reinjure it. we just want to make sure he's back to 100% and can open it up and run before he goes again. >> reporter: linebacker eric brown and brandon jenkins were not here today. back to you guys. >>> it was a beautiful day in

except one night when the bombs were bursting in air. hould i say bad poet -- this challenged poet came up with words that had become etched the fabric of our nation to day, 2014. so thank you very much. [ applause ] >> we do have time for questions. we would like you to go to the microphones on either side. archived here for posterity. no pressure. there any evidence that he wrote an earlier song to that spangled flag?r and what was the name of the uncle he lived with in annapolis again? >> dr. upton scott. and i forgot to say that. right. i can't remember the date, 1808 there was a shindig they threw for steven decatur, the hero of the war in georgetown. and they asked this prominent georgetown to write a poem/song for the occasion. he did. words star the spangled banner and it was sung anachrion in 2 heaven. of the evidence that people point to for poem versus song for the star spangled banner, so you're correct. thank you. are we done? by the way, the book came out three days ago. be able to smell the ink upstairs if you get a copy a

are we -- >> some casino watchers warn there is a bubble of hotelsforming in macau that is about to burst can't be a successful businessman if i don't respect who and what my customer is. the resorts are a commercial enterprise. the measurement of success is the bottom-line profit. why are we -- >> some casino watchers warn there is a bubble of hotelsforming in macau that is about to burst. stricter visa rules have investors worried that the inflow of tourists may slow down. but they are doubling down. they are spending $26 billion on new resorts, doubling hotel capacity. they won't stop there. these casino titans want to score big in the rest of asia. >> japan is the holy grail. they have pachinkos. they are slot parlors. very popular. that industry is $35 billion. it has a lot of potential. >> with the olympics slated for tokyo in 2020, the casino industry could win with the worldwide publicity. the government still has to approve. win lose or draw, the titans have already made a killing in macau. ♪ >> puerto rico's beaches and sunshine have always delighted tourists. for years, the eco

they were carrying a family of five and the toyota burst into flames want to children and one adult was killed and the man driving the tesla is okay. >>> two reported they are in the battery pack and they are 40:40 -- 40 4:00 40 40. >>> a woman is outrage over what happened to her daughter at the alameda county fair. >>> and a car that was handed to the girl that landed the girl in jail. >>> and new information about what the government may be collecting about you online. >>> still looking at the newark. >>> and it as moat mostly cloudy start to the day and a mix of high clouds and bay area warming trend, we will have a look at your numbers in the extended forecast and we will beat the cool down coming up. . >>> welcome back, it is 4:44 several people suffered injuries from fireworks and a man in his 40s lost both of his hands when an illegal fireworks went off and two other men were also injured both lost fingers and parts of their hands. long beach police said a man also lost his thumb when a fire cracker he was holding, exploded in his hands. oop people were inside of that store as t

of water and counting that is how much gushed out when a 93 year old water main burst near the campus of ucla gushed out. >> reporter:ucla's pauley pavilion is drying out from flood los angeles - ucla's storied basketball arena pauley pavilion is drying out after the court was deluged by 10 inches of water when a 93- year-old water main burst angeles' westwood neighborhood. >> reporter:ucla chancellor gene block says workers were busy cleaning up and assessing damage from tuesday's flood. he says they hope to quickly floor. >> reporter:athletic director dan will play in pauley this fall, either on a refurbished or new court. the 49-year-old building containing precious artifacts from the john wooden era was renovated for $136 million less than two years ago. >> reporter: parking structures will also flooded creek no crews are trying to repair the roads with the water main ruptured at sunset boulevard. the expect it will take at least one other day to get the now get be rolled back to normal. to get the road back to normal fortunately no one was injured. >> pam: rob we can hear you now

does the bubble have to burst before the fed takes action or will be in action caused the bubble to burstdo you know when the bubble burst? charles: maybe bubble is the wrong word because when we think of bubble we think of something that happens inches detailing sleep, but for the most part the air seats out of these bubbles over a certain. back of time. your house doesn't go from 300,000 to 100 30,000 overnight. once the snowball starts rolling down the hill becomes a proverbial boulder and then it's hard to stop it into your point i think it's anticipation of that policy that triggers it, but it's a lingering of the policy and the fed keeping rates so low for so long when on greenspan started to raise rate you raise them i try five basis points. he waited a year to want to start and then took these tiny steps and that's when the bubble inflated. >> if yellen did the same way as for nike and of the gap right away when inflation picks up then you will see happen. >> it looked like there was no place-- charles: maybe a shoebox. the perfect time to blow the whistle and open a page from pay

in the housing bubble and that burst the credit bubble and that burst and now we're reinflating into the stock market bubble. goes under the impression though that things are getting better unemployment is down. car business is a pretty good year couple of slips with pretty good. home drugs is in southern california booming where was the blood well that's how it always looks when a bubble is reinflating and the way that you know that it's a bubble rather than genuine healthy growth in the economy is that first of all the g.d.p. itself on average is not growing that much but secondly i'm much more important indicator is that the average income of working people is not growing substantially in fact it's been flat since one thousand nine hundred you know this entire era of reaganomics this is the supply side experiment has been demonstrated not to work we really you know classical economics as defined by adam smith and seven hundred seventy six and wealth of nations in that kind of updated by david ricardo and eighteen zero nine and with on labor and on can capital on profits. has alway

. >> we had a down burst of wind from a severe thunderstorm last night and unlike a tornado, a down burst of wind is just a general thrust from the cloud or higher up. >> tabby says that she knew the worst of the storm was about to hit when the window she was standing by started to shake. >> saw swirling wind outside and it seemed right outside of the window, i dropped everything i was doing and fell down to the floor. >> a giant tree branch tore a gaping hole in her parent's bedroom. >> it was the same scene across the street at lisa's help where trees toppled over and nothing next door. >> 70 feet away and there is nothing. it's bizarre. >> neighbors say the most important part of the story, centers on the fact that nobody was injured. >> everything can be replaced but life can't and i'm really happy about that. >> many neighbors here in voorhees have tarped their roofs hoping mother nature will show them mercy this time around. walter perez, channel 6 "action news." >> and the national weather service surveyed the damage in burlington county and found no evidence of a tornado, but the

the nearly 3-foot pipe that burst was installed in 1921 and when the pipe is working, 75,000 gallons a minute flows through it. it has been just a disaster. but moments ago that valve has been turned off to stop the leak. alex michaelson has the latest on the clean up and repair. >> reporter: repair work is finally underway to fix the water main break. >> the welders are cutting the fittings. >> reporter: the crews couldn't begin the work until the water stopped flowing. for more than 30 hours, crews couldn't shut off the valves controlling that flow. >> when you are operating 100-year-old valves you have to operate them slowly. >> reporter: when the pipe burst yesterday it sent water shooting 30 feet into the air. the dwp says more than 20 million gallons of water flowed out. most of it overwhelming the ucla campus. and looking for the lowest point to settle. much of the water came to these underground parking lots. around 900 cars are not allowed to leave them. the water picked up objects like this door and sent them towards the cars. >> i've never experienced water coming with thi

the plan bursting into flames. no word on the other woman condition. we will keep you posted on this developing story. >> pam: a chaotic scene downtown san francisco. a amazingly no pedestrians or injured. the suspect did some of is driving on city sidewalks. >> reporter: this is the damage from a manifesto it read utility truck. from there he headed towards market st. the security video shows would happen next when he was boxed fan at a stoplight. >> suddenly heard people yelling in front of us. this rig utility truck came back and backed right into me and went on to the kurds in hit peak almost hit people. >> reporter: he and his passenger was not injured. >> reporter: the suspect had it down mission heading the wrong way down a one-way street. >> this car face to me against traffic i thought he was just going to run away but teaches hesitated. it became clear that he was going to plow through all of these cars. >> >> reporter: suspect vehicle jumped decide walked and took out several trees. >> comes at a high rate of speed, eclipsed one of the cars

we all know about the rockets and the bombs bursting in air, but the battle of northpoint started just before the bombs bursting in air, and the british were on their way towards baltimore when their commanding colonel shot dead off of his horse, and that sort of took the steam out of the british. the americans also put up a really good fight. but the british got very close to the gates of baltimore on the land part. then we had a tremendous storm that happened. storms have a way of influencing military history throughout the world. it had an influence on this battle. the british sort of got stalled. the bombardment happened. straight hours, 1500 bombs, cannons, artillery, rockets. it was maybe unprecedented in the history of warfare to that time that continuous a bombing. armstead did also was he purposely scuttled old ships in the harbor so that the british could not get close enough. after the 25 consecutive hours of bombing, not one person was killed on land in baltimore. houses shook to their foundation. people were scared out of their wits. only four soldiers were killed at fort

the 90-year-old main line nearly three feet in diameter burst before 3:30. the water shot 30 feet into the air as you can see out of a huge hole in sunset boulevard. and it took nearly four hours for crews to shut it out. shut it off. the water po and soaking the newly renovated basketball court. it was a disaster. these are pictures on twitter. it also made it to the men's locker room and thousands of gallons was -- cascaded down the stairs. it looked like a water feature. alex michael son is on the story. >> polly pavilion, home to so many ncaa championship banners is home to a clean up. it is underwater. >> crews estimate at its height there was five to six inches of water on the floor and now they are doing everything possible to get it off before the wood buckles. >> we know the damage will be caused by standing water on the hardwood floor. >> the flow of 8 million to 10 million gallons of water near a watermain break overwhelmed the heart of the campus. water pouring downstairs and into an under ground parking lot. crews do everything they can to diver

new bounce bursts, for more outdoor freshness.nlike other fibers, you'll aonly know you're taking fiber by the way good digestive health makes you look& and feel. benefiber. clearly healthy. >>> welcome back. showers and thunderstorms are moving to the east on this thursday. salt lake city to the rock wriz, denver, and also albuquerque, you could see rain. beautiful day along the immediate coast. seattle, 80 degrees and sunshine. near 80 in los angeles as well. tomorrow, more of the same. looking for temperatures to be in the 90s in the rockies. 92 in albuquerque, and the shower and storm threat increases. billings, casper, denver 89, and friday it's going to be another hot but mainly dry day across the southwest. 105 in vegas. 107 in phoenix. >> seattle looks like it's great right now. 87 and clear. jimmy fallon is the king of rate night ratings for one reason. he lets his guests talk more than he does. a new study looked at time spent by a host talking compared to their guests and according to the author fallon talks 37% of the

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the nearly 3-foot pipe that burst was installed in 1921 and when the pipe is working, 75,000 gallons a minute flows through it. it has been just a disaster. but moments ago that valve has been turned off to stop the leak. alex michaelson has the latest on the clean up and repair. >> reporter: repair work is finally underway to fix the water main break. >> the welders are cutting the fittings. >> reporter: the crews couldn't begin the work until the water stopped flowing. for more than 30 hours, crews couldn't shut off the valves controlling that flow. >> when you are operating 100-year-old valves you have to operate them slowly. >> reporter: when the pipe burst yesterday it sent water shooting 30 feet into the air. the dwp says more than 20 million gallons of water flowed out. most of it overwhelming the ucla campus. and looking for the lowest point to settle. much of the water came to these underground parking lots. around 900 cars are not allowed to leave them. the water picked up objects like this door and sent them towards the cars. >> i've never experienced water coming with thi

basically it is a bubble it doesn't yet tell us whether it will burst whether it will burst but this is the replay of a very old endlessly replayed story it's a kind of chickens coming home to roost if you make the mass of people less well off which the last thirty years in this country of the united states has done and you then promptly large amounts of money into the economy which our government has done trying to cope with our crash since two thousand and eight you're creating an impossible situation all that extra money is not being invested in production in jobs to create goods and services because the mass of the people don't have the money to buy them so where does the money go it is in the hands of the rich the bankers and so on so what we have is them looking for ways to make money and that then becomes buying an asset like a building and reselling it six months later for more money buying a piece of art doing the same buying stocks and bonds doing the same so what we have is a frothy build up of wealthy institutions buying and selling to each other while the mass of people

. >> the woman who burst into flames and the woman who caught it on camera have never met until this day. >> hi, sherry. >> after that night of trauma, ayesha might have stopped playing with fire, but instead the accident only reignited her passion. >> do i want to quit that world, do i want to continue? if i was looking inside of me, it's something i really like to do, and i couldn't stop. >> shortly after her recovery, ayesha's back dazzling fans with fire. >> i'm amazed that she continues to do it, to be able to come back after having such an accident and do it again i think is a testament to her professionalism. >> that said, ayesha has a few words of caution. >> in every show i always tell the people don't try that at home because it's very dangerous. >>> coming up -- a nasty crash sends a race car flying. >> when he went upside down, the car just kind of burst into flames. >>> and later, you won't believe who's behind the wheel of this van. >> we're leaving, and she's driving. i'm drunk. there's a gap out there. that's keeping you from the healthcare you deserve. at humana, we

here is video of what it looked like over oak hand with a lot of fire work bursting in the sky. they are illegal in oakland. there are only 15 cities in the bay area and in santa cruz county where they allowed sale of safe and sane fireworks. officials in oakland and san jose say they will have extra patrols tonight looking for people shooting off fire works. >> to have the high visibility and let the community know we are out this taking a serious approach to the fireworks. >>> firefighters are very concern about the dry brush that is out there and we have had a record year for lack of rain. they worry that one spark from a file works could start a fire that will spread quickly. they are encouraging people not to put on their own show but to go out tonight and watch one. leave it to the professionals. >> officials in oakland urging residents to be careful fourth of july weekend and look out for celebration gunfire and will benefit up patrols for those with the highest amount of gunshot and fire work activity. police will arrest anyone caught discharging a firearm and those caug

the nearly 3-foot pipe that burst was installed in 1921 and when the pipe is working, 75,000 gallons a minute flows through it. it has been just a disaster. but moments ago that valve has been turned off to stop the leak. alex michaelson has the latest on the clean up and repair. >> reporter: repair work is finally underway to fix the water main break. >> the welders are cutting the fittings. >> reporter: the crews couldn't begin the work until the water stopped flowing. for more than 30 hours, crews couldn't shut off the valves controlling that flow. >> when you are operating 100-year-old valves you have to operate them slowly. >> reporter: when the pipe burst yesterday it sent water shooting 30 feet into the air. the dwp says more than 20 million gallons of water flowed out. most of it overwhelming the ucla campus. and looking for the lowest point to settle. much of the water came to these underground parking lots. around 900 cars are not allowed to leave them. the water picked up objects like this door and sent them towards the cars. >> i've never experienced water coming with thi

. >>> all of a sudden the limo burst into flames. we know an overheated engine was to blame. flames tore through the 24-foot long limo in vallejo. the driver pulled over to let the engine cool. when he started again, he knew something was wrong. >> i smelled oil, and raised the hood and all of a sudden, it just, the flames were just coming out from the back of the engine. i tried my little fire extinguisher but it wouldn't put it out. >> reporter: there were no passengers in the limo. >>> scenes like that one bring back memories of this deadly limo fire last year. five women were killed when their limo burst into flames. >>> well a close call in san francisco today. an out of control suv comes within inches of hitting a baby. you have to look at this. watch the upper right corner. a woman is pushing a baby stroller. the suv comes at them and misses them by inches. just a few inches. police say the suv hit a car at third and harrison street and bounced out of control. >>> leland yee faces new charges. lee and raymond chow now face racketeering charges on top of everything else

without warning a blood vessel burst in her head. abc7 news reporter leslie brinkley is live in stanford hospital. leslie, a lot of people are stepping up to help heidi and her family. >> you bet, dan. this is the story of a 33-year-old mom. she has a 6-year-old and a 7-year-old and like you said, five days ago she suffered a massive stroke. now it seems like the whole world is rallying behind her. >> on the fourth of july our daughter collapsed at home. we discovered that she had had an aneurism burst. >> heidi crouch was airlifted here to stanford hospital. there were surgeries and tough times for her husband who works with the sunnyvale department of public safety, and for her kids. >> i was sitting in the waiting room on friday and i just kept thinking what can i do? i can't do kneeing. then it dawned on me this is the only thing i can do is try and raise money and help them cover some of the expenses that they are going to incur. >> so she launched a go fund me page. she was stunned the next morning. >> by the time we woke up th

the 90-year-old main line nearly three feet in diameter burst before 3:30. the water shot 30 feet into the air as you can see out of a huge hole in sunset boulevard. and it took nearly four hours for crews to shut it out. shut it off. the water poured and soaking the newly renovated basketball dis it was a disaster. these are pictures on twitter. it also made it to the men's locker room and thousands of gallons was -- cascaded down the stairs. it looked like a water feature. alex michael son is on the story. >> polly pavilion, home to so many ncaa championship banners is home to a clean up. it is underwater. >> crews estimate at its height there was five to six inches of water on the floor and now they are doing everything possible to get it off before the wood buckles. >> we know the damage will be caused by standing water on the hardwood floor. >> the flow of 8 million to 10 million gallons of water near a watermain break overwhelmed the heart of the campus. water pouring downstairs and into an under ground parking lot. crews do everything they can to dive

we'll tell you how many gallons of water gushed out onto the campus when a century-old water pipe burst last night. >>> more than $500,000 worth of equipment stolen out of a startup company in union city. how investigators say the thieves got into the building. >>> a major cleanup job is underway at ucla where a nearly century-old water pipe burst and sent over 8 million gallons of water through major parts of the campus. a huge guys geyser came out of campus. it was pouring downstairs through walkways parking lots and garages and drenching the new poly pavilion. the basketball facility just wend $136 million in upgrades two years ago. >> crews worked to get the water out of these facilities last night. and we'll be making some damage assessment later today to see how soon we can get those back open. >> as some students ran from the water, others brut boogie boards which was discouraged by firefighters. investigator tried to drive out and needed rescuing. it took a while to shut down the water due to the complexity of the pipe system in the area. >>> a high-tech startup in union city is

the 90-year-old main line nearly three feet in diameter burst before 3:30. the water shot 30 feet into the air as you can see out of a huge hole in sunset boulevard. and it took nearly four hours for crews to shut it out. shut it off. the water poured and soaking the newly renovated basketball court. it was a disaster. these are pictures on twitter. it also made it to the men's locker room and thousands of gallons was -- cascaded down the stairs. it looked like a water feature. alex michael son is on the story. >> polly pavilion, home to so many ncaa championship banners is home to a clean up. it is underwater. >> crews estimate at its height there was five to six inches of water on the floor and now they are doing everything possible to get it off before the wood buckles. >> we know the damage will be caused by standing water on the hardwood floor. >> the flow of 8 million to 10 million gallons of water near a watermain break overwhelmed the heart of the campus. water pouring downstairs and into an under ground parking lot. crews do everything they can to d

the burst line flooded the school's poly pavilion, home to ucla basketball team.33 million renovation. outside the water trapped drivers within minutes. >> when you have this amount of water, like a flash flood. you would never know what is going to happen. >> it took crews more than four hours to shut off the water supply. but not before an estimated 10 million gallons of water were lost. by the way it would take an average american home more than 68 years to go through that much water. >> more than 400 passengers were stranded when a ferry lost power in the puget sound. it happened yesterday afternoon from seattle to bainbridge island one of washington state's busiest routes. everyone remained relatively calm. the captain dropped anchor until tugboats arrived and towed the ferry to its destination. >> also in washington state -- a dramatic rescue after a hiker tumbled down a steep embankment, the 25-year-old man hoisted to safety yesterday after landing under the state's highest bridge in the olympic national forest. rescuers had to rappel 42 stories down from t

but the hopes were dashed with that pipe burst again. they worked on it yesterday, management now saying the pipe won't be fixed, and the water restored until 5:00 tonight, 8:00 at the latest. >> they said unforseen circumstances at one point, and then they say main water pipe. give us a little bit more details and let us know exactly what's happening. >> there are porter potties, one for ere two buildings. -- every two buildings. roughly one for every 88 people. no thank you. >> reporter: management is also offering gallon jugs of bottled water for its renters, but residents say only one gallon a day. the manager promised not charge tenants rent for days that have been without water. over the past four days, they've used water from the pool to flush thafr toilets. had to make do with a body hand wash instead of a shower. unless they have a friend outside the complex they can lean on. and again they're hoping that this is not going to go any further than today. i did text with one resident this morning who is extremely frustrated because

clipped the top of a target store and hit a light pole before slamming into the pavement before bursting into flames. the pilot is in the hospital. the passenger died. there's no word on the cause of the crash. the faa is investigating. >> after a nine-hour manhunt the suspect believed to have fatally shot a cop is now in custody. he allegedly shot officer scott patrick in the head in broad daylight. he leaves behind a wife and two teenaged children. the search for the suspect ended when he got out of a mini van firing at officers. police returned fire striking the 39-year-old. the suspect's condition is unknown. >>> a carbon monoxide square at ucla. six people cleaning up the university flooded basketball arena were treated for exposure to the gas. they were helping punch ten inches of water off the court when they got sick from the generator fumes. los angeles water and power has set up a claims process. if your car was in. >>> the house took the first steps voting to sue the president accusing him of abusing his powers making changes to obamacare. liz brea elizabeth prann has more. wh

so may that bubble be about to burst? >> reporter: since the ipo in december of 2011, michael kors shares have been unstoppable. until about three months ago. cors stock returned more than 300% to shareholders in the 31 months since going public. but the premium accessory maker has begun to show signs of weakening, leaving some wondering whether the kors' bubble has finally burst. >> it may be shift in relevance or preference, at the same time something else we've been tracking to date is market share in north america for this brand and we really see them as having 18% market share at this point. 20% is the threshold where we would begin to be concerned they are demonstrating a saturation point. >> reporter: google trends in u.s. search data for the term michael kors have declined year over year for five straight weeks. there has only been one other week of decline since going public. kate spade, however, seen a recent uptick in google search trends. william blare and stern ag ex pressed concerns about kors this week. bey

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without warning a blood vessel burst in her head.7 news reporter leslie brinkley is live in stanford hospital. leslie, a lot of people are stepping up to help heidi and her family. >> you bet, dan. this is the story of a 33-year-old mom. she has a 6-year-old and a 7-year-old and like you said, five days ago she suffered a massive stroke. now it seems like the whole world is rallying behind her. >> on the fourth of july our daughter collapsed at home. we discovered that she had had an aneurism burst. >> heidi crouch was airlifted here to stanford hospital. there were surgeries and tough times for her husband who works with the sunnyvale department of public safety, and for her kids. >> i was sitting in the waiting room on friday and i just kept thinking what can i do? i can't do kneeing. then it dawned on me this is the only thing i can do is try and raise money and help them cover some of the expenses that they are going to incur. >> so she launched a go fund me page. she was stunned the next morning. >> by the time we woke up the ne

when he heard an out burst. he says 6 people restaurant employees and patron were wrestling with 26-year-old jose olive. >> he yelled he has knife. bunch of people started running out of the restaurant and pretty chaotic and scary. >> off duty employee grabbed 12 inch knife out of the kitchen. he was drinking at the bar when he began accusing others of stealing his cell phone. >> he didn't let nebraska out of the restaurant. started walkinging around the restaurant with the knife asking who had his cell phone. >> that's when employee and patron caught him off guard and fought back. >> he was contained of swinging the knife around even as people were holding him. >> he's a police academy recruit and happened to have handcuffs in the car. >> we had the arm out. he was like just to get the handcuffs on took a lot of strength and there were 5 people just to get the arms close enough to get them on. >> he was still kicking fateing back even after police arrived. >> became violent with our officers and tlully bit one

so what happened in the thirty's that caused the bubbles to stop burst. franklin roosevelt raise the top tax rate to ninety one percent ninety two percent of it and when he would raise that top tax rate what happened was the money at the top people had money at the top in the first couple million in today's dollars first one to three million that they made you know they came by reasonably. but after that you know they were only make an eight cents on the dollar taking home eight cents on the dollar the government was taking the rest of it and so if somebody actually chose to take twenty or fifty or one hundred or three hundred or five hundred million dollars or a billion dollars you know the rockefeller's of the world that money was very heavily taxed and so they thought of that money is really dear this is money i had to really really work for and we had to draw all kinds of tax loopholes to get it and everything else and so they invested very carefully. and you don't see these explosions these asset bubbles. but when the money is cheap at the top and pe

they said have you heard of a down burst wind? said i've heard of a down burst winds am i said is that what you experienced. they said it was a wind rushing down the street taking trees and power lines with it as the wind went. there was i'll tell you what it's not the first time we've had horrible weather like this this month. if you've been thinking has the weather been really bad lately or is it just me, here's a hinder. it's not just you. july 2nd intense storms with an incredible amount of lightning over 10,000 strikes in three hours. july 3rd, storms with damaging winds, trees on cars in northeast philadelphia. july 4th, flooding down the shore due to a strong front and hurricane arthur. july 8th, severe storms with winds over hour leave hundreds without power. july 10. july 14th straight line winds bring destruction in voorhees and southampton. today's storms with downpours and flash flooding. the intensity may have you thinking it's like winter all over again but with rain and in a way that's accurate. the pattern this mon

without warning a blood vessel burst in her head.bc7 news reporter leslie brinkley is live in stanford hospital. leslie, a lot of people are stepping up to help heidi and her family. >> you bet, dan. this is the story of a 33-year-old mom. she has a 6-year-old and a 7-year-old and like you said, five days ago she suffered a massive stroke. now it seems like the whole world is rallying behind her. >> on the fourth of july our daughter collapsed at home. we discovered that she had had an aneurism burst. >> heidi crouch was airlifted here to stanford hospital. there were surgeries and tough times for her husband who works with the sunnyvale department of public safety, and for her kids. >> i was sitting in the waiting room on friday and i just kept thinking what can i do? i can't do kneeing. then it dawned on me this is the only thing i can do is try and raise money and help them cover some of the expenses that they are going to incur. >> so she launched a go fund me page. she was stunned the next morning. >> by the time we woke up the

when greenspan made his comment, five years before the burst went into effect. she's not saying pull out your stock go catch it in, this is something -- go cash it in, they need to work harder to be worth those evaluations, argue that the $19 billion that what's app has been valued at. >> the amazing story of how a local furniture maker battled off shoring. the conversation always continues on our wind, aljazeera.com/creditthis. we'll see you next time. >> jazeera america. i'm john seigenthaler in new york. truce - the deal just reached between israel and hamas coming on a day of more violence, including the deaths of four young boys. >>> depending bowe bergdahl - the sergeant free from the taliban. he is not talking but his lawyer joins us tonight. >>> deported veterans - they fought for america. why are they being kicked out