south of the capital. they were attacked by tribes men on a mountain in the city. south a separatist movement is growth as this report shows. >> reporter: the city south of the capital is at the center of a battlefield. there is fighting on multiple front. al qaeda fighters and describes men are confronting advance shia houthi rebels who took control of the capital last month. and for the first time since then, government forces have bombed al qaeda and trikes men positions it. it follows a number of u.s. drone attacks against suspected al qaeda fighters in a number of areas. trikes men and al qaeda fighters say the yemeni government the u.s. and houthis are in alliance against them. and that sentiment is only increases tensions and could turn in to a wider sectarian conflict. there is also fighting in the western province on the red sea. houthi rebels there are confronting tribes men from the movement who oppose the houthi take over of this province but the shia are remaining in control making gains and consolidating their positions. in southern yemen there is no f

it happened early sunday morning in the gresham neighborhood on the city's south side. tillman was arrested after shooting the off-duty officer in the hand while attempting to hijack a car. tillman is expected to appear in court later today. two 19-year-olds are due in court today, to face charges of fought shooting an off-duty police officer. it started as a robbery attempt, friday morning at 75-th and langley. when the officer jumped into his car to get away, he was shot inhe's recovering. suspects jordan bailey and abdourahmane soumare are being held without bail. no school again today for 17- thousand students in north suburban waukegan. it's been nearly four weeks since teachers walked off the job and demanded better pay and witnesses say a man went into the water but did not resurface after one hour. crews switched from rescue to recovery. >> no school again in waukegan. nearly four weeks since teachers walked off the job demanding better pay and benefits. negotiators are scheduled to head back to the bargaining table at 10:00 a.m.. >> one of four students injured

looking live at the new boardwalk that connects the river trail from locust street in center city to the south street bridge. it is part the of the larger initiative to create a continuous trail along the river from pottsville schuylkill county all the way to southwest philadelphia that will be beautiful. >>> 5:16. and pepsi unveils a new drink for people counting calories but you won't be able to find this new soda in the grocery store. >>> be careful what information you share with your phone apps, find out how it could end up costing you when w >>> investigators in new jersey are trying to figure out who intentionally set a fire inside the home of cooper health ceo. john and joyce sheridan were pronounced dead after flames broke out in the bedroom of their somerset county home. officials rule the fire as arson, authorities are now waiting for an autopsy, and lab results, to determine an official cause of death. >>> investigation continues this morning in the accidental shooting of a pennsylvania state trooper at a montgomery county training facility is. flags are flying at half staff in hon

their service area will include center city, south philadelphia and university city. also an ohio real estate company bought the nobletown shopping center for $31.5 million. that property is home to a petsmart and a bed, bath & beyond. >>> 5:25 a.m. a new report shows the cost to live in an apartment continues to rise. courtney reagan is here with this morning's cnbc business news. good morning, courtney. >> hi, good morning. that's right, apartment rents continue to rise despite an uptick in new construction. of course, that would add to the supply as the economy improves. a report out today shows rents rose 1% this summer to an average $1100 nationwide. rents have risen for the past six years and are 15% higher than at the end of the recession in 2009. well, tesla may be set to unveil a new electric car. ceo elon musk sent out a mysterious tweet wednesday, saying it's about time to unveil the "d" with the photo and a date, october 9th. tesla would eventually launch a cheaper sedan and a smaller suv. back to you. >> all right. we'll have to wait and see what that is.

it connects cyclists and pedestrians in center city, south philadelphia and west philadelphia. >> forhe boardwalk we would have to head up like locust street towards rittenhouse square. now we have just a nice uninterrupted stroll back to markets and then we go down market so it's good. >> the boardwalk is part of a lamp erin anybody tiff to create a continuous trail along the schuylkill from pottsville to southwest philadelphia. >>> in hong kong now pro-democracy protesters made their way to the chief executive's building but he is refusing to stepdown. instead, he's offered talks in hopes of calming down a week of demonstrations. the protesters want beijing to reverse its decision that all candidates in an inaugural 2017 election for hong kong chief executive be approved by a committee of mostly pro-beijing elites. >>> a new york community is in mourning tonight after a high school football player took a hit on the field and later died. >> this happened during a game last night in shore ham. the junior player, tom cutinela was rushed to the hospital after that hit with a traumatic h

. >>> san francisco police say a man killed today in the city's south market neighborhood shot himself after shooting a woman, happening around 5:00 a.m. the man opened fire in an apartment complex. >> we have a female victim that was shot in the upper body. she was transported to san francisco general hospital and she has life-threatening injuries. the male is the suspect, after he shot the female victim, imposing a self-inflicted gunshot wound and was pronounced dead hereths scene. >> it's unclear whether they were married. their identities have not been released. >>> now to the ebola outbreak. in dallas there's new t debate about america's readiness to respond to the virus. we see the questions about the government's response. >> reporter: two days after the death of the first ebola patient diagnosed in the u.s., a panel met to discuss the nation's response to the outbreak in west africa. >> to be clear, the situation here at home is far different than what is happening in west africa. we have a strong public health infrastructure in place, particularly here in texas, which enables

. >> reporter: this, on the city's south side, in what was then the all-white neighborhood of gage parkthe whole idea was to draw attention to the fact that there weren't any african americans in this area. >> reporter: and yet, the march that opened the way is largely forgotten, even here. >> everybody have their martin luther king acceptance speech in front of them? of reporter: so high school teacher victor harbison has been inviting marchers of the past to talk to the students of the present. do you think the kids that you're teaching today see these people as extraordinarily courageous? >> yeah, i do. i mean, don't you? >> reporter: katie marciniak is a sophomore. >> i always heard about martin luther king, but i never really heard about him in my neighborhood. >> reporter: she's heard from roland radford and fellow marcher susan oppenheimer, who urged students to take up a cause for their country. >> what will you look back on and say, "this is what was happening when i was young, and this is what i did to try to make my little bit of a difference?" >> reporter: do you think you g

it all occurred in a city 200 miles south of tehran. in each case, two men approach a car and one throws abs i would at a woman inside and they speed off. >> on. >> a new step forwards for gay rights. six more couples in six states will have their marriages recognized, to make sure that same-sex couples will have their marriages recognized. the six states are alaska, arizona, idaho, north carolina, west virginia and wyoming. today's decision comes after the u.s. supreme court refused to hear appeals in cases that legalized gay marriage in a those states. >> cofounder and bass guitarist, for the 60s group has died. ♪ jack ruse, cream was known for hits like sunshine, your love, and bruce was also the lead vocalist. jack bruce was 71 years old. >> in yemen, dozens of houthi rebels have been killed in an attack in the south. the attack is just one in a series of violent clashes between tribesmen and rebels. >> reporter: the city south of the capital is the center of the battlefield. fighting on multiple fronts. al qaeda fighters and tribes

looks great commuting in the southbound direction out of the northeast philadelphia, through center city, south philadelphia, delaware county, wide open for you. northbound we have that same story. as we continue in the western suburbs, speed sensors are high up and green all over the place. fifty-five is your average on 422, same thing on the blue route, 202, pennsylvania turnpike, good news, it is what we have in pa. one piece of bad news in new jersey if you are traveling between moorestown and mount laurel road we have a close another at union mill red because of the water main break. your best alternate is hartford road ongoing since last night and we had an earlier truck fire on the northbound side of new jersey turnpike right around 7a but that has cleared itself out and don't worry about that any longer and mass transit moving well. we have had that rain overnight so things are slick but it looks like we are in the clear for rest of the day. >> would i say that is fair, yeah. we are still seeing a couple clouds, granted but we need that frontal boundary to get further away before the sk

both sides of i-95 no matter around center city, south philadelphia, delaware county is a great commute. same thing on the schuylkill expressway. i feel my hand motion is wide open. in delays on 76, in center city but traveling in your western suburbs. speed sensors high up all over the place. traveling the on the schuylkill you are at 50. fifty-five, 95. same thing on 476. traveling pennsylvania turnpike jane carabao covering that fatal crash in plymouth montgomery county, rather, that has been reopen. so turnpike is moving along. if you are traveling however in another part of the montgomery county where we are dealing with the close another of remington road due to an accident at lancaster. morris is your alternate. things on mass transit is looking great, ukee. >>> canada's prime minister is calling yesterday's shooting rampage a act of terrorism. first the gun man drove up to the canadian war memorial and shot and killed a solder standing guard at point blank range. then he opened fire in the parliament building as guards chased the gun man through the halls of power. sergeant at a

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but center city south philadelphia delaware county around the teen tire 95 corridor here, northeast corridor, notice that, well, here in the green. no delays on the schuylkill, vine, northeast extension, pa turnpike, all moving well. construction project way talking about, southbound there is will be ongoing until 6:00 a.m. just note that this morning. no delays for mass transit. things looking good. i think katie you can piggyback me, traffic and weather together going well. >> absolutely, just smooth sailing for our area here in the days ahead, torrey. we've got great weather coming up in time for the weekend, and even headed into next week t looks like the pattern will stick for little bit of time here. so let's take you out there, show you what's going on, storm scan3 looking clearer than it has in recent mornings, right? we continue to see few clouds out, there but those will continue to thin, with time, and still courtesy of the very same storm which is still making its slow retreat. things looking better foreplays cents cents like massachusetts which really ended up being the bull's e

area, evergreen road at west ridge pike, there are reports of an accident, also in university city near southstreet near convention avenue is there ab accident in which a vehicle struck a pedestrian. in cheltenham cheltenham avenue near washington lane there is a report of a accident. this is the "name your price" tool. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. >>> welcome back, live look at eakins oval, you can see the washington, statue there, and beautiful. you are looking live at the benjamin franklin parkway, this weekend there will be a lot of entering on including games and activities for kid, live music, a lot of beer gardens you name it and of course big screen for the eagles game coming up. >>> and a sixth grader, and, tv competition that turns out to be one of the last things that she can share with her father. eleven year-old lily nichols is the youngest person to win the food network chop. she took on the challenge in honor of her father jeff hospitalized with a traumatic brain injury. >

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the filipino community and we need to make sure that's fund we provide a lot of revenue for the city south of market and there's no reason those can't be funded similar to the castro street the marketing of those streets so - >> when people think of the lgbt and the lgbt history they think of the castro neighborhood i'm proud to be representing that the lgbt businesses and community leaders in the south of market and in the tenderloin i got to come in and tell the western selma planning process that come out of our neighborhoods and what came out was insuring that we have a lgbt cultural district as well as the filipino in the western selma i've been working hard to support our left-hand turn businesses particularly traermentd along the 11 street we to be able we continue the altercation in the tenderloin we've had a strong lgbt community particularly the transgenders exultant that finds the tenderloin affordable and a safe haven we did the first lgbt renaming of one street. >> the next question question 9 to mr. whitaker homelessness issues in the open space civic center bart station are

houthis are engaged in the city south of sanaa. government jets and u.s. drones have been operating in the area, but it is believed that they're helping al-qaeda rather than the houthies. fighting in the province is getting worse as local tribes seek to hold the houthi advance. there are now fears of a wider secretarwider sectarian battle. >> no matter has the right to fight al-qaeda apart from the government, and no one should fight provinces. i call them to withdraw from all provinces. >> reporter: the capitalivity people's democratic republic of yemen. it's united with the arab republic in north yemen to create the present day republic of yemen. >> reporter: the camp is growing by the day. people here are very excited about it. many here feel that they're a few steps away of achieving their dream of a new south yemen. al jazeera. >> kurdish fighters have repelled an overnight offensive by isil. it appears that isil is trying to take control of the border crossing into turk in the north end of the town. if they do isil would effectively cut off reinforce

we're starting to pick up delays now for six city south 42 minutes from your old small patch drive timetill 16 to 18 minutes for the south bay for 101 and an easy trip to to the 85 and 17 for the north bay ride. <

upper 60's in mill bay and redwood city south is low 70's and low-to-mid 60's along the coast and mid-60 an downtown and south san francisco and sausalito and we will drop to 61 by bodega bay and san rafael is warmer, and berkeley and oakland upper 60 and everyone else in the low 70. inhand, we have high clouds and sun and mid-70's. the cloud stay around tonight. fog is limited to patchy fog along the coast and low 50's in napa and santa rosa. >> the cold front shows it is rolling toward us and spreading the high clouds today and it is partly sunny and school and a chance rain across the north bay tomorrow afternoon with light rain as the southern winds keep blowing and on friday night it will be just drizzle and light rain along the north bay coast with most of us fine for friday night football and not much green with the radar returns overnight with the storm system falling apart over the ocean before it gets here but well have a chance friday note into saturday and scattered and light showers and less rain than yesterday. saturday afternoon and sunday we are looking at mostly sunny

on south and into saturday morning, we will be seeing some locally heavy showers maybe some study rain especially from the citysouth and east. but no war business rain tonight as mainly clear night, chilly but 53 degrees overnight low. tomorrow mostly sunny and beautiful we are at 70 for daytime high and cooler then today but sunny and fantastic. here's you're witness weather seven day forecast we are looking at sunshine tomorrow look at how temperatures take a hit on friday, 62 degrees, clouds and a few showers, rain continues into saturday morning and cool through weekend, temperatures in the mid 60's. we will warm up next week but we have a chance for a couple of showers as we head into monday and tuesday as well. i'm going to head back in for 6:00 o'clock weather show at franklin institute for now reporting live i'm meteorologist kate bail owe for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> we have some good news to report today with regard to home heating costs. while some fuel prices are rising, those are expect to be lower this winter because of milder temperatures. >> three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan

it's going to be another nice day around daly city, south city, the airport near 80 degrees today.and for the weekend. but that really involves today everywhere and then parts of the bay tomorrow as the sea breeze kicks in late. heat advisory has been scaled back for parts of the north bay and east bay. and we are looking at the coastal cooling throughout the afternoon today. so here is where the heat advisory is from 11:00 until 9:00 tonight from our bay shore in san francisco. you can see the east bay here. santa clara, monterey, and the big sur coast. but you notice the north bay and our far east bay not included in this. so we will be looking at another day of rapid warming today and then the sea breeze kicking in throughout the afternoon. that's going to set us up for a cooler day tomorrow. but this afternoon we will see plenty of sunshine. and the fog is not going to be coming in until probably after 2:00. 3:00. you will feel the winds before that. they will switch around in the afternoon. starting out light and we will still see the 70s from point reyes and half moon bay tod

. >> the city of radaa south of the capitol sanaa is at the center of a battlefield.here is fighting on multiple fronts. al-qaeda fighters and tribesmen are confronting advancing shia houthi rebels who took control of the capitol last month. for the first time since then, government forces have bombed al-qaeda and tribesmen positions in radaa. it follows a number of u.s. drone attacks against suspected al-qaeda fighters in a number of areas. tribesmen and al-qaeda fighters say the yemeni government, the u.s. and the houthis are in alliance against them. and that sentiment is only increasing tensions and it could turn into a wider sectarian conflict. there is also fighting in the western frof incident on the red sea. houthi rebels are confronting tribesmen from the tahani movement who oppose the houthi movement. they are making gains and consolid ating their positions. the in southern yemen, there is no fighting but an increasing separatist movement with set-up camp two weeks ago and is promising to escalate the sitting protest until the south achieves independence. th

and roads a little dam in spots especially south of city. mass transit on time. rmal schedules despite the fact it's a holiday today, dave. >> some problems open the roads may be related to light rain popping through. southeastern pennsylvania had it earlier. it's gone now. south jersey a batch between 55 and ac expressway in southern glassster county and sprinkle in cape may county as well. looks likes there may be more come ago cross the delaware bay some roads wet and when you add the leevrz light whipped and cloudy skies and spotty shower here or there throughout the day. no major delays at any most frequently traveled destination and showers in atlanta appeared to have knocked off there. that helps matters there. tam. >> going to "healthcheck" a study shows many parents make one big mistake when installing newborn's car seat. here are the most come on mistakes making hardest strap too loose or installing incorrectly. the study found that though parents when they were trained by certified car seat technician were 13 times for likely to use the it safely. >> co

heaviest from dale city south into triangle. let's take a look and see what now onlook like right 395 headed southbound. the right side of the screen, headed south from the pentagon. the way -- in some potholes.h very rough and slow. and on 270 northbound, there delays,uch standard through montgomery village and off and on into clarksburg. no accidents. all lanes there are open. have a great afternoon. thank you. coming up next on abc 7 news at learnwe are starting to new details about just how michael brown died. >> new information from >> the august 9 shooting death of michael brown set off weeks protest. now, a copy of the official autopsy is shedding new light on the case. >> as john explains, this comes on a so-called day of protest u.s.s the >> michael brown's official autopsy shows his gunshot wounds included a shot in the hand at range. those details come from the official autopsy leaked to the dispatch post newspaper. a county official close to the investigation has authenticated the document. the hand wound could suppor

. >> a 16-year-old boy was shot and killed on the city's south side. the teen was shot several times just after six last night in the 73-hundred block of south south shore drive. the boy's name has not been released. police say he was a documented gang member, and they have not made any arrests. an early morning alert in lincoln park after a woman is sexually assaulted. it happened early sunday morning along the 25-hundred block of north lincoln avenue. police say a man grabbed a 24- year-old woman as she was walking. he dragged her into an alley, sexually assaulted her and ran off. police are still looking for him. a patient in texas is the first case of ebola to be diagnosed in the united states. now health workers are tracking down people the patient has had contact with. here's a little bit about him....he flew in from liberia on september 19-th but wasn't showing any symptoms until a few days later. it turns out ebola is only contagious when there are symptoms. that means everyone who was on that plane should be o-k. the ambulance crew that transpo

<highway 4 south 6 city in south 42 in concord. it's stretched into walnut creek brothers a minor accident on the shoulder of a north main street but it's been slowing the rights of all. were also tracking another hot spot to the corridor commute. this is from 238 down to 237 x that adding to the stall traffic all those on the shore of the the drive times are running 55 minutes for that softball trip. <

city. but still on the warm side across the south. here's the extended forecast. >>> recapping our top story. this year's nobel peace prize goes to pakistan teen malala yousafzai and indian kailash satyarthi. they share the prestigious honor for advocating children's rights for equal access to education. >> nobel peace prize for 2014 is to be awarded to kailash satyarthi and malala yousafzai for their struggle against oppression of young people and children and children's right to education. children must go to school, not be financially exploited. >> satyarthi has protested and demonstrated for over three decades to prevent children's exploitation. and he also founded a volunteer group to stop child labor. malala blogs about how she and her classmates go to school under the fear of islamic extremists. she was shot in the head while riding on a school bus two years ago, but she survived. she continues to call on world leaders to ask for the rights of education for all women and children around the globe. the 17-year-old is the younges

time after 2:00 or 3:00 we will have that commute coming into san francisco and traffic in the city southf market especially is going to be rough. nice mild weather out here by the way at at & t park. let's go to rosemary who has today's forecast. >>> yes, if you have a ticket to today's game, you are in great shape. mostly sunny skies. mild weather in the forecast. i think it will be a little breezy for the second half of the afternoon at at & t park. it has to do with the wet weather that is coming our way. not for today but for your saturday. giving you a look at the satellite and radar we have low clouds up against the coastline. patchy fog reported and thick for some. half-moon bay reporting visibility down to a quarter mile. along the valley floor in and around santa rosa a little bit of patchy fog popping up here. this rain to the north will stay to the north. it will not bring us any wet weather for today. today will be hostly sunny and some of us will be a little warmer than what we had yesterday. i want to take us back. this is the system that will bring us rain and scattered sh

. >>> now, shia houthi fighters in yemen have taken control of another major city south of capital, meeting no resistance as they took ib. it's not far from al qaeda-held areas in the east of the county, and it comes a day after the houthi enters the port city of hudi,eda. let's make sense of some of this that is going on. we can talk to the editor of the yemen post. live to the capital sanaa. as we look at yemen from a distance, it looks very much as though it could be on the brink of fragmenting yet again. >> it's not complicated if you understand the scenario in yemen. the president, over the last two and a half years failed in the fight against al qaeda. he needs to find a new solution. . that's where the houthis come in, pro-shia militants. they are using the houthis to fight al qaeda, in sanaa and other provinces. the idea of spreading the houthis around the provinces, and the southern provinces in the weeks to come, to be the lead fight, while the government takes the second step and helping them with the air strikes. >> you say it is o strayed by the president for the fight against

she's been talking with fans in the city's south of market neighborhood. amber. >> reporter: julie we're right outside at&t park and across the street from momo's a popular spot for fans, whether the team is at home or on the road. tonight we found plenty of fans here and at many other venues. >> at the soma street food park world series on a big screen tv and dinner from a food truck. a perfect way to spend a tuesday night enjoying the hall classic from the road. >> food, drinks, people, giants fans why would you go any where else. >> reporter: eyes trained on the game action. >> i felt like it was so close. >> reporter: watching the game with like minded people. >> we're coming in with confidence, we're going to dominate the series. >> reporter: whole foods markets closer to the ballpark recently introduced a new chat room for sports fans. it was a venue of choice for some giant fans tonight looking to relax but still wanting company. >> people here obviously cheering, obviously excited but a little less wild. >> the atmosphere is different. it's really

here's the ride down 80 west also good commute six cities south 24 is all pretty good.ay and clear from the right have shoulder. <

flooding a possibility from new york city south and west to wilmington, north carolina.orth and westward. will come very close to bermuda into the weekend. also watching ana which will head towards hawaii this weekend as well. reena and t.j., back to you. >> jim dickey, thank you so much. >>> we turn to boston where a park ranger suffered life-threatening injuries and his partner also is recovering from his injuries after they were attacked in boston common. witnesses say the rangers approached a man sitting on a monument, and he lunged and stabbed them both repeatedly. police arrested the suspect in the nearby public garden. they say he's a homeless man with a violent record. >>> one airline is giving a thumbs up to new technology that would mean shorter lines for travelers. a pilot program launched by alaska airlines in seattle is allowing passengers to use their fingerprint instead of a boarding pass. the biometric scanners are not only quicker but safer and they have come up with a way to keep hackers from stealing your fingerprints. >> the fingerprint isn't actually

they are to the north of the city, west of the city, south of the city. if you look at their operations, it looks like they're trying to encircle the city. they'll get into a problem in the east. they'll get into more of the shia areas. but this is typical of what isis does. they like to surround their targets, lay siege to them and then begin a campaign of suicide bombings. we're starting to see the suicide bombings already. they have their sights on baghdad. we know that from the literature. they want establish baghdad as the capital. iraqa in syria is a temporary situation for them. their eyes are on baghdad and they're going to begin to go toward baghdad until they're stopped. >> peter, do you think that the coalition has a good gauge of how many isis fighters there really are right now? >> i think it's very difficult. you already see with the air strikes that the lack of intelligence that exists on isis both in syria and iraq is really stunning. a lot of missions are flown and abandoned essentially without any targets being fired at because there's n

of cloud cover especially in philadelphia where we have cloudy skies we have breaks north an south of the city. it's a nice afternoon for this time of year. 57 degrees in fleetwood. we dropped to 55 in pottstown, a little cool, 54 in coatsville and ken net square, 54 in saint david, 63 in center city. some of the suburbs in new jersey, showing 57 in hammonton, temperatures dropped a few degrees within the last half-hour. 59 in glassboro. 56 degrees in northern, delaware right now. checking the day, we'll see lots of clouds, especially early on with some sunshine. it's a nice afternoon with a high of 74. temperatures take a tumble after this. details in the seven day, matt. >> reporter: good morning to you, karen rogers it's refreshing and dry, it hadn't been dry here, because they had to spray water on an earlier truck fire. these are the northbound lanes of i-95 approaching cottman avenue in the work zone. there is the truck, it was a tire fire near the rear of the truck. since the action cam was out there, the fire crews have left the scene, but police are investigating so they still have th

they managed to take a key city south of baghdad. a suicide bomber attacked a check point.the concern is less about isis more about the people they may have been inspired by their ideology. we saw that last week. police in canada say the parliament gunman was driven by ideological and political mot e motives. officials in new york city say officers targeted by a man with an ax was targeted by a terroris terrorist. >> we're dealing with loner idiots who are sitting in their tighty wheaties in their mother's basement who are disenfranchised, disengaged from the rest of the community. >> joining me now nbc chief foreign correspondent richard engel and ayman mohyeldin. richard, obviously the u.s. with these air strikes is trying to move militarily against isis. however, when it comes to the war against their propaganda, there hasn't been much of a change before the strikes occurred. how can the u.s. do a better job of trying to tamper down the isis propaganda or are their hands tied in the digital world we live in? >> the best way to defeat isis is propaganda is by competing is

. >> in 2016, rio will be the first city in south america to host the games. >> reporter: he says the organizers of the real games are learning a lot from the 1964 event. he believes 2020 will be another milestone for japan. >> translator: i expect the next tokyo games will make history as the olympics and paralympics did in 1964. i'm sure they will bring many benefits, both for the japanese people and for the athletes. good look, rio is with you. >> tokyo! [ cheers and applause ] >> tokyo has a lot of work ahead as it prepares for the olympics. construction of a new national stadium is nearly six months behind schedule because of problems with the bidding procedure. and another problem officials initially wanted to hold a contact olympics with most of the venues centrally located to make it easier for athletes and spectators to get around. but because of a surge in construction cost, they are being forced to review their plans. hosting the olympics is never easy. officials planning the 2020 olympics are facing many obstacles, but they are sure the shining success of the 1964 games wi

we had used air b and b as guests in 0 other cities in south and north america so we decided to try to rent out the space our son occupied. it has been excelling helpful we're retired and on a fixed income. i disagree with commenting support for the 90 day limit i'll not support that. i also 0 hope that, in fact, as time goes on this regulation of these rentals reaches a point so there's no possibility of questions. about insurance for homeowners and these for instance, in homeowner is situations if i lo lose our insurance you could be defacility on our mortgage i look forward to a positive support from this board of supervisors constructive regulation is what we need. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. hello, i'm dennis i'm a homeowner in san francisco. i live with my wife i three children i run a creative agency and a small art gallery in downtown san francisco for the past four and a half years i've been an air b and b guest and use other home sharing platforms and stayed in dozens of apartments both in and outside the united states i became an air b and b host my reason was not

again we expect that a lot of this growth will land on the east side of the city and the south east side in particular and, supervisor kim alluded to earlier but that is not an exclusive phenomena, there will be growth and change in other areas of the city as well just not to the extreme extent. remember that this slide is really depicting new growth and how the hold holds change in the existing stock is an interesting question for school planning. and this slide, depicts that we are in fact, still sort of hunting for space for 50,000 jobs that we have not landed yet, and we have done a good job of estimating where the housing growth will go, but not all of the employment growth. and this is in the central soma for example. and the difference between those numbers on the bottom line. and this is simply a series that just shows on the top in two dimensions and on the bottom, three, and the densities and what we expect in the middle column for the new growth to be located and just the new housing and then in the final composite,, and so again, the bottom half of this is simply, depicting t

connects center city and south bay. may look like it's made of wood but it's actually concrete so it can withstand floods, ice, and heavy rain. the new boardwalk is an extension of the schuylkill river trail. runs from locust street in center city and goes south along the east bank of the river to the south street bridge. plan is to eventually run the trail all the way down to ft. mifflin in south philadelphia. this new boardwalk is 2,000 feet long. it was build at a cost of nearly $18 million. the money came from funds from federal and state grants. >> we're here at the culmination of eight years of planning, design, and construction, and from what i can see, certainly as i say, good things come to those who wait. >> i think it's wonderful to have this. the neighborhood is just getting better and better and the more entertainment and leisure time activities we can have here, the better. >> the boardwalk was designed by conshohocken based urs. here's a live look at the city's newest landmark. there are people on it taki

if you are traveling out of the city to the south to the east that is where you'll find these heavier round of rain. when we put things in motion what is happening here is that things are rotating through. we are going to see this rain eventually filter into portions of southeastern, pennsylvania as well. look at these storms. they are pretty nasty. there is a flood advisory because of the heavy amount of rape falling with this particular round of rain in ocean county. central ocean county you have a flood advisory until 6:45 this morning but that is one and only advisory watch and warning posted for our area but there will be round of rain, rotating through as the the morning progresses here. 57 degrees is current temperature at the airport. still off to a relatively mile start. we have clouds acting as a blank tote track in the nice warmth that we did manage to build up yesterday in the northern communities like willow grove, quakertown, low to mid 50's currently. as the the day progresses we will dodge rain throughout the day this is wetest day of the few that we will be having to

south jersey seeing rain as well. look at the flags in center city, this is the gusty winds that's going to continue into the late afternoon and evening hours. and at times, blowing some rain through the area. southern delaware is seeing it. rehoboth, you see the streets are rainy there. that's where the steady rain is, in delaware. and just off to the northwest, allentown seeing scattered light showers. those are moving into berks county and upper montgomery county. not much happening in philadelphia and at the shore either. the showers are completely offshore. there you see the rain moving past rehoboth with very light rain. temperatures will be climbing only in the upper 50s this afternoon. 10:00 this morning, you can see more rain coming into play. the seven-day forecast when i come back. >>> 4:42 on your thursday morning. we have wet roads and some problems that have cleared up hopefully if nothing else has popped. you. >> jillian mele is watching two accidents. >> that's right, we're dealing with an accident at wynnwood and remington road close

south, there's anger. thousands have converged on the sea port city calling for the south to break away from the north.s not only the sunnis who are worried. neighboring saudi arabia has repeatedly accused iran of providing the houthis with cash and weapons to destabilize the region, accusations that raise fears of a proxy war in yemen. >>> now the latest on ebola. it is not only spreading, but it is also becoming more lethal. the w.h.o. is saying the death rate from the current outbreak has now risen to 70%. until now 50% of the people died of the disease. and more health workers are perhaps inevitably getting the disease. doctors without borders are reporting that nine of its stafferers have died after being infected. the u.k. has started taking pressures to preing event sick people from entering the country. the checks are mainly on people who are travelling in from the infected areas which have seen the maximum number of cases. >>> in germany a u.n. doctor has died from ebola. the 56 year old had been in a speci special isolation unit. nick spicer gave us this up date. >> reporter: the doctor had b