witnesses described the suspect as a white man with a bushy gray mustache. they say he looked homeless and he had a gun. the clayton police officer patrolled this area. their concern the shopping center may also be hit. he has reason to check out the shopping center, looking for the robbery suspect who is still on the loose described as a white man with a bushy mustache. the officer confirmed, the man in the previous robbery cases did carry a gun. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> time is 6:05. warnings on two men who are posing as pg&e workers. it happened tuesday on sunnyvale road and hillward place. they asked for permission to go in the backyard. the victims say they didn't raise any alarms because they recently got notice about inspections like that. >> the homeowner went to the two men to the rear yard to check the easement. while that was occurring, someone was inside the house burglarizing their home. >> the men got away with $5,000 worth of cash and jewelry. both suspects identified as hispanic. one between 35-40-year-old, wearing a hard hat, gloves and dark

the suspect is white man with a gray bushy mustache and dirty. he looks homeless. he is armed with a gun. >> clayton police officers are on edge. an officer drove threw the parking lot and said his town is worried and hoping the next target is not in clayton. he wanted to know if police had any imaging from surveillance from the stores in the area. of the new bay bridge, you only have one more week to drive the old bay bridge before it is carbon forever, and caltrain released this animation to show drivers what it will look like when the new eastern span were ons after labor day weekend much the bridge will be shut down for five days on wednesday night when it re-opens september 3 this is what the drivers see, five, 12' lanes headed westbound with shoulders, and drives going east to oakland come from the tunnel to the light freed from the cage. here is what drivers can expect but you which see it on animation on our website at abc7news.com. to move the traffic along, an additional lane is created for fast track only. three toll lanes on the right side of the plaza

this experiment was insanely cruel bushies keeping it just as cruel and violent as life is itself. for someone who has nothing but pain and grief to overcome. the only option is madness but still a person who has lost some of their senses can be taught a lot. more than they'd just have to learn to use their remaining senses in the right way or you would ask that of course. i'm primarily talking about the sense of touch. i see. this unique footage is from the archives of the special education institute the russian academy of science nine hundred sixty three the decision was taken to teach deaf and blind kids every day skills first and speech second the results were exceptional within a few years many were able to speak read and write but the success was welcome only as far as allowing the students to work in manufacturing perhaps operating a sewing machine soviet society wasn't ready to consider that blind and deaf people might also become academics. because if it's all contrived an overblown how can they work in academia they have to be useful do something real they'll earn their b

the robber, the same man, white, with a bushy mustache and apeers to be homeless. shoppers say he should stand out. >> that would be out of the ordinary. >> we don't have a lot of homeless that hang out here. >> reporter: they are trying to determine if it is the same man who committed all four robberies and if you see someone similar call police. >> definitely keep an eye out. >> reporter: ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a over turned big rig on interstate 780. the crash happened before 10:00 a.m. this morning. no one was injured but it forced the closure of the on and off ramps at second street. a tow truck is on scene working to put the truck upright. >>> cooler today across the bay area. probably noticed that with lots of low clouds and fog. stubborn patches this afternoon but beginning to break up. looking towards the golden gate bridge. there is the over cast. towards the west. still a factor towards the shoreline. as far as the thunderstorm threat that moved out of thousand. you can see the activity right now up to the north. we just have the fog hugging the shorel

this experiment was insanely cruel you bushies just as cruel and violent as life is itself. for someone who has nothing but pain and grief to overcome. the only option is madness but still a person who has lost some of their senses can be taught a lot. more than they just have to learn to use their remaining senses in the right way for you. of course. i'm primarily talking about the sense of touch. i see. this unique footage is from the archives of the special education institute the russian academy of science nine hundred sixty three the decision was taken to teach deaf and blind kids every day skills first and speech second the results were exceptional within a few years many were able to speak read and write but the success was welcome only as far as allowing the students to work in manufacturing perhaps operating a sewing machine soviet society wasn't ready to consider that blind and deaf people might also become academics. because if it's all contrived an overblown how can they work in academia they have to be useful do something real they'll earn their bread their coun

this experiment was insanely cruel you bushies just as cruel and violent as life is itself. for someone who has nothing but pain and grief to overcome. the only option is madness but still a person who has lost some of their senses can be taught a lot. more and they just have to learn to use their remaining senses in the right way or. that of course. i'm primarily talking about the sense of touch. i see. this unique footage is from the archives of the special education institute the russian academy of science nine hundred sixty three the decision was taken to teach deaf and blind kids every day skills first and speech second the results were exceptional within a few years many were able to speak read and write but the success was welcome only as far as allowing the students to work in manufacturing perhaps operating a sewing machine soviet society wasn't ready to consider that blind and deaf people might also become academics. because if it's all contrived an overblown how can they work in academia they have to be useful do something real they'll earn their bread their count

. >> we came in isaiah wide open, bushy tails. you line up against adams, lonard allen and davis, big guys like that who has been playing great football for a long time. that has a lot to do with being the type of players we are now. bill parcells was our first coach. it was a wealth of knowledge. >> coach parcells threw us into the far. i remember my first nine on seven, and they double-teamed me. i remember thinking i don't know if professional football is for me. coach said if you can survive with these guys, you will be all right. that was my goal every practice, just try to survive. >> they spent four years together in dallas, posting winning seasons each year, going 13-7 before falling to giants. canty wound up there, where he became a world champion. spears says he owes him one. >> he has been playing good football. he has a super bowl championship, so i give him a hard time about that. he owes me one here. >> but canty was a surprising cap casualty in new york, signing with the ravens in early march. spears signed five day

witnesses described the man as white with a bushy mustache.oked homeless and he had a gun. i'm told the detectives have been in since about 8:00. detectives working this case, i have left a message as we try to piece together more details and possibly a better description for you. live in concord, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thanks. it is 8:35. in just 30 minutes, bart's board of directors holds a meeting with a threat of a bart strike. still a very real possibility. contract talks between bart and unions have been on hold since august 11th. that's when a judge granted the request for a 60 day cooling off period. the two sides are still far apart on pay, healthcare and pension costs. many powerful bay area business leaders are calling on the governor to get personally involved in the contract talks. >>> and we're learning about a poll that was mentioned several times during the bart contract talks. the poll published in today's conical shows voters in three counties would back ballot measures that would boost taxes to improve the bart transit syst

you all look bright-eyed and bushy tailed. >> at 4:00 a.m. >> we didn't sleep. that's why. >> talk to me at 6:00. we will see how we're doing by then. >> 4:10. how are you this morning? weather is starting out as it has started out since 1973. we have fog and low clouds along the shoreline. it has been an unusually cool summer. it will continue that way. all week this week. because of this nagging low pressure. and like an ingrown toenail. it simply will not leave. 60 degrees in san jose. there is drizzle out there. and we've got some fog and low clouds that are along the shoreline this morning. that is fairly good representation right now. low clouds. the marine layer has deepened and the low clouds pushed well inland. off to a cool start. average for this time of the year, numbers will be from 6-10 degrees below average. 83 degrees in santa rosa. and that is where we're supposed to be but we're not. and the extended forecast is calling for more of the mild weather, mid-60s, through the bay and we will get sunshine but have to wait a bit, and the big question t

and claycord says witnesses described the suspect as a white man with a bushy gray mustache. he looked homeless and was carrying a gun. clayton police officers patrolled this area. they say they are concerned about their shopping center which is nearby. the suspect they have is carrying the same weapon as well. ktvu. >>> the bart strike still a possibility. contract talks between bart and the unions, they have been on hold since august 11. the governor called a 60 day cooling-off period. and many business leaders are calling on the governor to get personally involved in the contract talks. the poll published in today's chronicle shows voters in three bay area counties support bart. they would back measures to raise taxes to improve the transit system. the poll was not released but it was brought up often by the bart managers and its unions. >>> an australian wine maker withholdings in the bay area, must discard more than half a million cases of white wine. they tell the press democrats, the bottlings stayed on the shelves too long. the company will lose more than $3 million.

. >> your eyebrows have to be pretty bushy for us to notice.u are walking around looking shocked all the time, we notice that and probably don't want to know. >> if there's a tiny bit of stubble because you didn't save your legs that day, do you care? >> you are a grown woman a little stubble lets me know that. >> big eyelashes that they stick on -- >> you like those fake ones? >> i think that's a little too much. >> keep it real. keep it natural. >> one time i got the best blow out ever and i walked up to my husband and he goes like this. oh, your hair looks puffy. puffy? it was -- come on. >> got divorced. you don't like my hair, it's out. >> not that she's not still bitter. >> okay. do guys mess up things on purpose? this is from crystal. cleaning jobs, home repairs, et cetera, hoping to get out of doing them in the future. >> absolutely. >> i never heard that. >> now you say no, you say yes. >> what happens is you mess up something one time by mistake and you see the positive results from it. then you are like, oh. i don't think that way li

she co-opted many of her enemies, lining up with the bushies on both the iraq war, "no child left behindthe tax cuts and supreme court nominees. she was a rock star until the benghazi was turned against her and speculation over her run for the white house in 2016 began. as if on cue, the clinton rage machine once again. three of the best tea people i'e had on this show, democratic strategist mr. rick unger. syndicated columnist and editor in chief tina dupuy and host of ring of fire, sam seder. it's been great doing the show with you guys. since we're being nostalgic let's talk about hillary. is this a rage against a personality that's been around for more than 20 years now say more about hillary or. >> she is by all accounts least presumptive contender and perhaps presumptive lead on the democratic side. you know, i think this was to be expected. this is part of the reason why i think some people were seeing replay in many respects of 2008. it's not going to abate. let's put it that way over the next two or three years. >> tina, it's brought out that much of the vitriol against hillary

yet sounded downright bushy in his remarks on terror. >> al qaeda affiliates still threaten our homelandill threaten our diplomatic facilities. still threaten our businesses abroad. and we've got to take these threats seriously. and do all we can to confront them. we've been reminded of this again in recent days. here's what those who would cowardly attack our civilians don't get. the united states is never going to retreat from the world. we don't get terrorized. >> many authorities said they foiled an al qaeda plot to attack commercial, oil and gas facilities and take over area ports. they do not discount yemen's claim about disrupting a plot, but that plot is unrelated to the ongoing threat of western interests. u.s. officials are still tracking that threat. for more on this, we go to nbc news chief foreign correspondent richard engel in cairo. >> i think it's quite indicative of the way things are in yemen these days, when the government comes out and announces it has foiled a major al qaeda plot to blow up several commercial oil and gas facilities and take over at least two ports, t

witnesses say he looks homeless and is a white man with a bushy gray mustache, dirty and remain ad and he has a gun. no one has been arrested and no picture of the suspect has been released. this has people in the area on edge and not just here in concord the we saw a police officer passing through this parking lot from clayton and he says their town is worried and watching this closely and hoping he doesn't move over there to clayton. >> developing news, a fierce wildfire continues to rage out-of-control near yosemite national park and has jumped containment lines, the fire has been burning in the national forest for six days and only a percent contained. more than 16,000 acres are gone. the fire is threatening 2,500 homes and hotels and catch buildings. highway 120 is still closed. katie marzullo says authorities have ordered new evacuation advisories with an update in the next half hour. >> california fire resistant redwood trees may not be so fire resistant. they are vulnerable in areas where sudden oak death has killed off other trees. redwoods are not directly affected but the tr

they're getting really, really bushy. >> listen to you. >> you need to cut your hair. >> i ain't cuttingoks nasty. >> what are you going to do, come in here and shave it off? >> i told you you don't need a wife when you got a sister like me. >> i don't need a wife when i got a sister like you? >> yeah. >> who said i'll replace you? >> it's happy because i get to see him, but i leave and he stays. i was trying to get him off the streets. i was letting all of them stay at my house, rosanna, david, all of them. i used to cook all of them dinner. i think rosanna, what a scam artist. >> what, you don't like rosana anymore? >> i hate that bitch. i hope she chokes. no, i shouldn't say that >> she'll be all right. >> i don't believe he did it. i believe maybe he participated in it maybe like after the fact but actual lick like what they say how he started it and how he broke his skull, how he put him in a bag, no. he probably helped put him in the dumpster but he did not do -- he's not the ringleader. i know he's not the ringleader. never. >> coming up -- >> rosanna dimauro takes a turn for the

his beard is bushy and partly gray and on a very difficult first day in court where many of hasan's vickthe first -- victims saw him for the first time since the shooting, he cross-examined some of the witnesses including the supervisor who gave him an outstanding performance score on a review, although that supervisor explained that ranking an army psychiatrist anything but outstanding could end a career. yesterday's only testimony from someone who was actually shot by hasan came from sergeant lumsford who gave damning testimony about hearing hasan shot allah akbar before he shot. hasan chose not to cross-examine his victim. there is now a push by lawmakers to may be the government reconsider its decision that this attack was workplace violence instead of a terrorist attack. without that classification victims and families are denied important benefits. >> nobody believes it is workplace violence, even this perpetrator has said that he's a terrorist and that he meant to kill and he doesn't like america. >> day two of this court-martial is scheduled to start four hours from right now. >>

he sits in the wheelchair looking frail and bushy beard. and he stares at the defense table much of the time. he's not shuffling through papers. just a blank stare and not looking the witnesses in the eyes as they sit there and give gut- wrenching testimony of that day. >> one witness referring to hasan with profanity which was stricken from the record. >> we have a chilling facebook update on the man who is accused of killing his wife and posted a picture of her on line after the crime. >> 15 minutes can save you. was a really bad speller? your word is...cow. cow. cow. c...o...w... ...e...i...e...i...o. [buzzer] dangnabbit. geico. fifteen minutes could save you...well, you know. [announcer] there's no hiding the beneful baked delights.from new heartfuls are made with real bacon... ...and oven-baked to crisp perfection. new heartfuls from beneful baked delights. >> a small plane is crashed near an airport in connecticut and three people are missing, including two children, a one-year-old baby and the other 13-year-old at a home, at least tw

you get, like julia roberts, can you imagine the bright eyed bushy tailed getting on the grey hound buswhere are you going? i'm going to albuquerque. hollywood has more flair. maybe albuquerque or toronto will have nuances later on. >> money talks. >> and what walks? >> i forgot that part of the line. >> my initials. >> yeah. >> that's right. good point. that does it for our executive edge" today. when we come back, the future of entrepreneurship in the united states. that's too long for the printer. the role of the nation's business schools also coming up. first, there are a lot more millionaires in the united states this morning. there were three winning tickets for last night's $448 million powerball jackpot. two of them were sold in new jersey. one was sold in minnesota. the winning numbers were -- there were 38 the people who got five numbers right. they're millionaires too. as we head to the break, look at yesterday's winners and losers. if you're serious about taking your trading to a higher level, tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 then schwab is the place to trade. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 call

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. >> your eyebrows have to be pretty bushy for us to notice.no. >> keep it real. >> one time i got the best blowout ever and walked up to my husband and he goes like this. your hair looks puffy. puffy? it was -- come on. >> got divorced. you don't like my hair, it's out. >> here's -- not that she's not still bitter. >> okay. do guys mess up things on purpose -- this is from crystal -- cleaning jobs, home repairs, et cetera, hoping to get out of doing them in the future. >> you say no? >> no, i think what happens is you mess up something one time by mistake and you see the positive results from it. then you are like, oh. i don't think that we're like, i'm going to mess this up intentionally. >> i've messed up cleaning but i've never messed up -- well, i have messed up home improvement, but not on purpose. i've messed up cleaning on purpose. >> i'm the worst cook in the world because i don't know how to do it. i mess it up on purpose. >> there's benefits of knowing how to wash dishes proactively. you get the benefits of that. >> gentlemen, very p