2014, the vietnamese chamber of commerce selected da nang as the country's most industrially competitive citylast year the amount of cargo handled in the city's port totalled 5.5 million tons, double that of five years ago. the number of trucks in the city has also surged, causing traffic jams in the morning and evening rush hours. ♪ over 300 foreign affiliated firms now have offices here. the increase in jobs has attracted laborers from nearby villages. helping to boost da nang's booming population. this dramatic transformation was triggered by the construction of the east-west coast economic corridor, a road that cuts through southeast asia from vietnam, laos, and thailand on myanmar. it's impacted distribution in the region. what used to be shipped can now be delivered by truck, reducing delivery time by 14 days. development is progressing rapidly ahead of the founding of the economic community. [ speaking foreign language ] ♪ >> in this episode of "asia insight," we take a look at dwept in da nang, meeting with business people hoping to benefit from the opening of the east-west coast econ

. >> it's very competitive in the city. you have to look perfect every day to keep up. >> reporter: the salon's owner says for his clients, having their hair done before a meeting or interview is just as important as any other preparation. >> they want to look polished. >> blond is more attractive, but may not be taken as seriously as their brunette counterparts. today women know when they walk into the room, their hair can speak volumes even before they say a word. casual. >> reporter: generally speaking, marissa says the short hair shows professionalism as does smooth hair rather than curly. >> the generation today is short. >> reporter: the same is true for men. hair can make or break you, even when you don't have any. >> some guys want high shine, some low shine. >> reporter: his advice? know your audience. >> people judge you by how you look. you don't want to go and get your car repaired by a guy in a three-piece suit, but you don't want to borrow money from guys with grease under his nails. >> reporter: style and tas

. >>> plus, the miss america competition is heating up in atlantic city.we'll introduce you to this year's head judge. she's no stranger to the crown or to controversy. >>> and right now we're looking live at route 202 around 252. moving along great in both directions. we have no problems, road work or incidents in the area to report. coming up in the next ten minutes, we'll have more drive times around the philadelphia area. we'll be right back. >>> 5:44. delaware animal control is under investigation. a family claims the agency made them keep a stray dog that later attacked and killed their family pet. the family says they fond a stray rottweiler and took it home. and when animal control arrived, the family says the officer showed them a sec dog believed to be relevant to the other stray and forced them to keep that second dog as well. the family says both dogs attacked and killed their pet dog louie. but attorneys for animal control say the family was warned and officers offered to introduced the dogs to avoid an issue. >> does not appear as though dela

. >>> and the 52 contests apartment for miss america judged in preliminary competition in atlantic city tonight. the second night of the preliminaries, just a chance for the judges to get an early look at the contestants and their talents including those from delaware, new jersey and pennsylvania. and, of course, the big finish will come this sunday. you can watch the 95th miss america pageant live from atlantic city agencies boardwalk hall right here on channel 6. >>> we are going to get some rain finally come tomorrow. >> yes, each later tonight. we have rain moving in bringing a break in the heat and humidity. the heat wave will be ending. stormtracker live double scan showing most of the region is rain-free, but we are beginning to see pop-up downpours and thunderstorms. this one cluster moving into berks county, and two lightning strikes associated with it. popping up out of nowhere right over 422 with heavy downpours. not moving much at all. also see activity across the lehigh valley south of allentown right now. over hanover and easton. eight lightning strikes in the past 15 minu

today marks the competition in atlantic city. this year's winner will be crowned inside boardwalk hall on sunday. >>> kevin hart is taking his comedy act to the shore. sold out of his "what now" show at the link, he will be seen on the boardwalk. tickets go on sale at noon. >>> well, temperatures did get into the 90s today, and we do expect at least close to 90 tomorrow, so if we hit it, we will be in heat wave number 6, well above normal for this time of year, but eventually our temperatures will start to steady out to where they should be. this is going to be after we have rain moving through, so thursday, thunderstorms with some locally heavy rainfall. we could see areas of localized flooding mostly through the day thursday, so we'll be tracking those showers and storms for you as we get closer. then we get a cooler air mass moving in just in time for the weekend. temperatures by tomorrow morning, though, will still be warm and humid. by 8:00 in the morning when you wake up, we could have patchy fog in let high valley. 73 for

city. once you start raising taxes to a high level, you are fretting that. -- threatening that. scarlet: the competitivenessty goes down. what about market access? the fed will raise interest rates in september possibly. for now, rates are low and chicago should be able to borrow money cheaply. te: he doesn't seem like that will be an option, either. these public schools attended to tap the market. the market stood back and said we are not so sure about this. it got delayed for three weeks and then came extremely expensive. now, they're waiting until the end of september when the mayor has to come up with a spending plan. sounds like the market is going to wait to see what their plan is before they borrow money. scarlet: thank you so much for giving us the lowdown. much more coming up on the bloomberg market day. ♪ and. the unknown unknown. scarlet: as oil prices resumed their slide, actually -- they are going to turn around. alix: when it comes to a rate hike, bill gross says a fed move might be too little too late. scarlet: when it comes to tech .pos, you are looking at uber i am scarlet fu with alix stee

competition. manchester city in top form, winning their opening five league games.y fail a side that failed to win so far this season. >> i think city are one of the favorites to win the champions league this year. we need to make a distinction between europe on one hand and syria on the other. tomorrow is one of six group games we are going to play. it's a tough group and we want to qualify from the group. >> i think we are against a very strong squad. that's why they won four years in a row. in italy, it is not easy to play the final. they continue to have a very good player, so i'm sure that if tomorrow we want to win, we need to play very well. >> real madrid will start their group campaign at home. it will be the first match with madrid in the champions league. rinaldo hit five goals in his last game, one of the few round players to have started all three league games. he admits he is in no hurry to give certain players a rest. >> we can rotate players if necessary, but it's not that i will do every time with every player. it depends on the positions. we have a

are much more agile learning how to surf hitting a wave at a big competition in huntington beach, california, the seventh annual surf city surf dog competition. >> those doings look like pros. 64 dogs took part. the organizers say the sport if it is a sport is growing. the number of canine participants in the contest doubled in just one year. >> i think that's fantastic. >> and it makes for really cute video. >> dogs love to be in the ocean when given the opportunity. >> local news for some of you is next. hair, skin and nails, it's a vitamin supplement that nourishes from the inside... with biotin for beautiful hair and strong nails. and vitamin c and e for vibrant skin. give it a month, if your hair, skin and nails don't look and feel more beautiful, we'll give you your money back. i did it... and i feel beautiful. take the nature's bounty hair, skin and nails challenge, visit naturesbounty.com for details. how does it feel to lose the first 10 pounds on weight watchers? let's go! join for free at weightwatchers.com and lose ten pounds on us when you sign up before october 26th. feel secure in your dentures... feel fre

. >> it was surfs up for a 64 laid back k-9 at the surf city dog competition. am i seeing double here? it happened in huntington beach. dogs were judged on a variety of skills. confident on the boards. here's a look ahead. the former prison murderer will be sentenced. joyce mitchell faces 17 years in prison. convicted killers richard matt and david sweat broke out of the clinton correctional in june. they weren't found for three weeks. this is "early today." >>> new this morning, two little sisters missing. new information just in from police. >>> plus, tense talks today. president obama is due to meet with russian president vladimir putin. >>> and a campaign collapse. see the moment a stage falls apart behind a presidential hopeful. "today in new york" starts now. >>> good morning, everyone. it's monday morning. it is september 28th. i'm darlene rodriguez. >> i'm michael gargiulo. chris has the morning off, but dave price is here with the forecast. dave, what kind of day are we seeing? >> we're going to see a day of changes, that's for sure. we begin the day w

requires those opportunities such as this be competitively bid which would be impossible the puc chose not to bid this because it would be detrimental to the city making a competitive bidding process impractical first s&p sgralg integrate tides they hold the community permit and own parent o part of the real estate and in addition they include the s&p in the operations of their entire my wife and i operations in the valley and without s&p 24 without the use of premises the $1.1 million in royalties this year agenda would be at risk and secondly, according figure out alamed exultant this requires a multi year with no guarantee that al medicines or the california depth the conservatism will agree figure out those uses thereby deproliferating the city of the revenues that concludes my presentation. any questions. >> ? thanks very much colleagues, any questions mr. rose, can we go to your report. >> thanks very much mr. rose. >> yes. mr. chairman, and members of the committee on page 18 as the department indicated under this proposed lease of 60 thousand per year plus the revenues the puc will be paid $2 million 4 hundred plus over the proposed 25

kate: i think this could impact the city's competitive advantage as a city.rd-largest city in the u.s.. it is appointed to remember that and they are competing with the other large cities, l.a., new york, for those you people to come in, for businesses to start growing there. if you are a company and you see some day like this on the horizon am a further obstacles in your way that could threaten your top line, you might think twice about expanding in that area. i think that could be a problem. scarlet: so residents will suffer. proposition -- emerson property owners would suffer. who would benefit? k: retirees. they will just get what they are owed. scarlet: other fees that rahm emanuel is considering or has already enacted? nickel and dime a residence on streaming services and taxing uber. taxing uber and taxing netflix and privatizing the 311 service. scarlet: the call you make to the city? kate: exactly. just to show you how desperate they are for cash right now, that could save them about a million dollars. scarlet: and he is considering it. -- thatt mean

. >> they hit the surf city dog competition. >> they really made a splash. the number of surfing pooches has doubled since the contest began seven years ago. >> here's a look at the winners and the extra large dog category. there in the middle was the big winner. >> congratulations? thanks for joining us. >> we appreciate your time. see you again at 6:00. >>> tonight, the big reveal. donald trump and his tax cuts. half the country, including the poorest, would pay no income taxes at all. some asking, who will pay for it all? trump's answer right here. and after a campaign scare for carly fiorina, tonight, wenow await word from trump's opponent. >>> also breaking tonight, vladimir putin smiling there, president obama was not. and then the closed-door meeting just moments ago. jon karl standing by. >>> judgment day for the prison worker who helped two killers escape. costing taxpayers for that all-out search. sobbing for mercy. >>> breaking now, the punishment just in after the major league meltdown. the player now benched. >>> and the mystery solved tonight.

. >> if the olympic movement decided to build a brand new city that was founded on its ideals of pluralism, of competition harmony, they would have to build los angeles. but fortunately, we're already here. >> reporter: l.a. is the only city that showed interest after boston dropped out of the running. today councilmembers voted unanimously to allow the mayor to move forward. >> bring the games to los angeles in 2024. >> reporter: getting the olympics comes with financial risks, and there is concern about cost overruns. >> we want to make sure that this is an olympics that succeeds, that doesn't succeed on the backs of our taxpayers. >> reporter: the price tag for putting on the olympics is huge, about $4.6 billion. one of the biggest expenses will be the olympic village, housing for the athletes. city analysts figure that alone will cost well over $1 billion. the idea is to reach out for private investment. councilmembers say the city already has world class facilities. >> we've got the infrastructure in place. we've grown as a city since 1984. we have the resources. we now have an agreement that's very

. >> if the olympic movement decided to build a brand new city that was founded on its ideals of pluralism, of competition and harmony, they would have to build los angeles. but fortunately, we're already here. >> reporter: l.a. is the only city that showed interest after boston dropped out of the running. today councilmembers voted unanimously to allow the mayor to move forward. >> bring the games to los angeles in 2024. >> reporter: getting the olympics comes with financial risks, and there is concern about cost overruns. >> we want to make sure that this is an olympics that succeeds, that doesn't succeed on the backs of our taxpayers. >> reporter: the price tag for putting on the olympics is huge, about $4.6 billion. one of the biggest expenses will be the olympic village, housing for the athletes. city analysts figure that alone will cost well over $1 billion. the idea is to reach out for private investment. councilmembers say the city already has world class facilities. >> we've got the infrastructure in place. we've grown as a city since 1984. we have the resources. we now have an agreement that's v

competitions continued last night. miss new jersey won the quality of life award, she was recognized for her community service and her fight against distracted driving. matt o'donnell is live in atlantic cityetition gets underway, the countdown to the crown starts at 8:00 sunday night. followed by the miss america pageant at 9:00. c i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, it could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. call now to request your free decision guide. i've been with my doctor for 12 years. now i know i'll be able to stick with him. [ male announcer ] you'll be able to visit any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients. plus, there are no networks, and virtually no referrals needed. see why millions of people have al

city, new jersey. >> the 2016 miss america competition returns to atlantic city's famous boardwalk. it's tonight. you cap experience the glitz and glam at 9:00 tonight right here on abc7. vanessa williams looks better than ever, i think. >> sure does. yeah. we are looking at some better weather. >> good. >> it will take a little time for the entire bay area to feel the effect of an area of low pressure that will cool us down significantly in the next couple days. but starting out with the fire conditions up in the north where temperatures are still on the warm side in the 60s. but we are looking at relative humidity coming up due to all the cloud cover. and right now winds are on the light side. but they will continue to shift around and we will see them out of the south through the weather system in the central area of california. unfortunately we will have some of these varying shift being winds. and you will notice throughout the latter part of the evening, as well. but still we are looking at some cloud cover this morning and also some light raindrops. here's a look at live doppler 7hd. the f

. >>> dogs on surf boards at the seventh annual surf city surf dog competition in huntington beach. of their ride and confidence on the board. rock out, pups. >>> for a look ahead, the former prison worker who helped two murderers escape will be sentenced. joyce mitchell faces up to seven years in prison for her role. richard matt and david sweat broke out of clinton correctional facility in early june and weren't found for three weeks. happy birthday to hilary duff, naomi watts and the french actress bridget turns 81. we'll leave you with beautiful images of electrifying thousands at the s-a-p center on sunday-- why the indian prime minister's visit delivered more, than >>> electroifying thousands at the sap center on sunday. >>> and the world wind tour is over. pope francis back in the vatican this morning. we'll look at the images and messages that will last a lifetime. >>> plus, desecrating a holy statue. "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> good monday morning, thanks for joining us, i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. did you have a good weekend? >> i did. >> me? >>

city, new jersey. >> the 2016 miss america competition returns to atlantic city's famous boardwalk. that's tonight.you can experience all the glitz and glam at 9:00 p.m. here on abc7. and right here right now we have lisa argen with your accuweather forecast. >> feels mild out there due to the south winds, but we have a few light rain showers around the area. that is certainly a bonus, especially in the north bay. here's a look at the fire conditions up in the north where we are looking at temperatures in the 60s. relative humidity about 65%. right now the winds are light but they are picking up because we have our strongest winds at sunrise and around sunset. so unfortunately with the erratic conditions they will be getting stronger, these winds. up to 20 and 25 miles an hour. but then look how quickly it drops throughout the afternoon. then we get closer to sunset and it's breezy again. but we are looking at the cloud cover, the higher relative humidity. the temperatures are up, as well. and the green representing some of that rain. anywhere from just mist and drizzle to sprinkles to .07 to a ten

when i got to the competition in atlantic city, there was this guy who would pick top 10 based on really dumb things, speaking of dumb, hair color, eye, color, what state you were from, how tall you were and talents. on the morning of the pageant it's published and i am no where in any of his predictions, and i'll never forget my mom coming to the lobby, last time i'm going to see her until midnight. she was shaking me saying, you can do this, you have worked so hard. forget that computer guy. you know what happened next year t computer guy was out of business and is actually quoted in my book, jeez, these contested get more talented and smart, it's just hard to dict who -- predict who is going to win. i had to tell you that it was a shocking revelation very soon after about how people would just try to take you down because. it was almost as if my entire evaporated over night. i thought, wow, this is a great headline, this was a good year to me. another female reporter, a well known reporter, deliberately try today take me down and gave me a test. who is on the 50-dollar bill and vietna

city home of this yeaboas ms. america pageant. behind all behind all of the glitz and glas competition you will find a hidden gem here in atlantic city. the la3 oe pipe o3 oan. >> it's about 150 pounds, 57 trailers full of equipment. so we are inse toe the o3 oan right noe toi so i can say i walked with you inside the organ. >> it is the world's largest instagement. >> that's incredible. >> this is the world's largest organ it is a tourist attraction here. >> stephen is the organist and dicl of outreach here and he loves the organ since childhood. >> i remember the first time i played a pme ae o3 oan, six yeass old. it was paris church when i was attendineas >> today he has a dgedtoral degree in organ performance. >> there is something fascinating about the dle sound, the complexity of the sound. >> if you want to hear for yourself, you can do so for free. weekdays from may to october you can get a free recital into her at new, all year-round there's an extended free to her starting at ten am a.m. on wednesdays for two full hours. >> only about 25% of the organ is functional. the historic restoration committee is two years into a ten

when i got to the competition in atlantic city there was this guy who had become well known for doing this computer program and he would pick his top ten based on dumb things. like hair color, what state you are from, how tall you were, what your talent was. on the morning of the pageant it is published and i am no where in any of his predictions. i will never forget my mom coming to the lobby, she was shaking me saying you can do this. you have worked so hard. forget that computer guy. you know what happened at the next year? the computer guy was out of business and he is quoted in my book as saying these contestants keep getting more talented and more smart. it is too hard to predict who is going to win. becoming, miss america is this wonderful achievement i had worked so hard on but i have to tell you that it was a shocking revelation very soon after about how people would just try to take you down because. almost as if my entire resume evaporated overnight. at first in the first couple hours on is dubbed the smart miss america. this is a great headline. this will be a good year fo

requires those opportunities such as this be competitively bid which would be impossible the puc chose not to bid this because it would be detrimental to the city making a competitive bidding process impractical first s&p sgralg integrate tides they hold the community permit and own parent o part of the real estate and in addition they include the s&p in the operations of their entire my wife and i operations in the valley and without s&p 24 without the use of premises the $1.1 million in royalties this year agenda would be at risk and secondly, according figure out alamed exultant this requires a multi year with no guarantee that al medicines or the california depth the conservatism will agree figure out those uses thereby deproliferating the city of the revenues that concludes my presentation. any questions. >> ? thanks very much colleagues, any questions mr. rose, can we go to your report. >> thanks very much mr. rose. >> yes. mr. chairman, and members of the committee on page 18 as the department indicated under this proposed lease of 60 thousand per year plus the revenues the puc will be paid $2 million 4 hundred plus over the proposed 25

city, new jersey. back to you. >> maybe vanessa will get her crown back. that would be something. thanks. >> the competitiony to the famous boardwalk hall tonight. you can experience all the glitz and glam tonight at 9:00 p.m. right here on abc7. republican presidential candidate dr. ben carson said once he spends time with people and explains his position on the issues, they frequently agree. many of you saw the soft-spoken carson on "this. a neurosurgeon by trade and a political novelist, he's now a strong second to donald trump in most policy. he was asked how he would deal with the refugee crisis. >> i would recognize that bringing in people from the middle east right now carries extra danger. we have to be extra cautious. you know, we need to tighten it up and be very careful because with he cannot put our people at risk because we are trying to be politically correct. >> responding to trump's charge he is low energy, carson said you don't have to shout to have energy. and some of that video showed him here at the commonwealth club last week with dan ashley moderating. lisa is here now with a look at t

. >> i heard that in cities that have google fiber, other providers have been able to offer faster internet at lower prices. what can you do to foster competition between isps in cities like cleveland we don't really have a dense population to attract services like google fiber? dustin: that is happening in austin right now. as it relates to cleveland and some of the other cities, it is making technology infrastructure something that you can incentivize for developers. when you look a utility infrastructure what musty but our realize is that when developments come in and 70 puts a shopping mall or something else typically the city will offer incentives for them to oversight infrastructure. in a way to they can basically pay that developers over time for billing infrastructure for future roads. and i think technology should be lumped into that in when you start to incentive i've developers to put cyber -- of fiber in the home and these new subdivisions the midcity takes an active role saying, we are going to combine tax incentives for you to oversight infrastructure because his is a big focus. we do it with water, wastewater, one at technology?

city to join the bid. that means more competition for paris which is also in hot pursuit of the summer games. is pinning its hopes on l.a. thinks itrnian city has what it takes to snatch the hosting privilege from european favorites. >> there is a little sad is today. that is being felt in paris and rome. their prospects for getting these olympics just went down substantially because l.a. is now in the mix. >> the olympic committee has to look to september to submit its decision to the international olympic committee. a welcome development in light of the doomed boston bid. it had been first choice but retracted its candidacy in the face of dwindling local support. angeles, we have 70 plus percent of the people who want us to bring the olympics to los angeles. l.a. has estimated the cost of hosting the summer games at $5.8 billion. low thanks tovely l.a. having already hosted the games twice before. the u.s. is the biggest investor in the games and has vowed to put all of its weight behind the l.a. bid. whether that is enough to beat off paris, rome, hamburg and budapest will be announced in s

. >>> the 2016 miss america competition returns to atlantic city's famous boardwalk tomorrow. on abc 7. >> time is 8:46. if we talk about our weather today, a mixed bag. lower temperatures, more humidity. >> you can see that with the extra cloud cover this morning. it's going to continue to stream up from south, the high clouds and the mid level clouds. we still have a few 90s. some temperatures will be certainly on the warm and muggy side, but nothing like we've had. live doppler 7hd picking up the cloud cover and green on the screen representing that moisture that will interact and also has been providing lightning strikes around point conception. the best chance of rain will be southern california. unfortunately, we sort of missed that but maybe some drizzle on the coast. mostly you'll notice the cloud cover and dew points creeping up to give us more sticky feel out there san jose. the clouds and temperatures from the 50s. 7:00 in san francisco and half moon bay. it is 63 in morgan hill and mountain view with 60 oakland. 61 in san jose. we've been enjoying the high clouds a

america competition returns to atlantic city's famous boardwalk hall.the glitzy glamour. >>> and oil prices could drop to below $20 a barrel. analysts cite a glut in worldwide production for their forecast. they are not actually projecting the prices will fall that far, but call it a worse case scenario, oil prices have dropped more than half as the market adjusts to a global surplus, and prices are currently at $45 a barrel. >>> apple boasting a new way to get the iphone. you can lease it instead of buy it. >> we looked to the numbers. >> reporter: the latest, greatest iphone fix apps and along with it a whole new way to pay. >> no product is more about innovation than the iphone. >> reporter: catching the attention of the devoted iphone fans everywhere. >> it does sound like it would be a perfect solution. >> that sounds like a reasonable deal. i would definitely consider it. >> reporter: here is how it works. you pay a little over $32 a month for 24 months for the 16 gigabyte model, a grand total of $7 $778, which equals the cost of a brand-new iphon

on the other hand, people have concerns about their jobs, out competition, about apartment, the house market and major german citiess getting more and more similar to the london house market. so the weak part of society, germ society, they fear about competition. they will face, with growing numbers of migrants. so the government has to address these concerns. of course. of course. and there will be a lot of -- there has to be a lot of investment into integration, education of these people and the german government late, but finally, starts to understand that. ey want to send people into those refugee camps and those tent camps now to see what are the qualifications and -- of refugees. at the beginning of this mandate, the german interior minister said that refugees and migration are two different things. that showed that he didn't understand anything about what was going on in the world. ursula: they are two different things. stefan: no. ursula: if you begin to mix them up, you get lost. you have to discuss the refugee question at the moment. they are coming, thousands and thousands of them can are coming and you

karen rogers and i will be live in the atlantic city before the competition gets underway. 6abc's countdownown starts at 8:00 p.m. followed by the miss america pageant at 9:00. >> where will she come from? >> new york wins allot. >> delaware county is drying out this morning, an update is next. >> more on the investigation over an unholy act outside a delaware church. >>> now on "action news," a flash flooding strands drivers and closes roads overnights. our traffic and reporting teams will let you know if there are any problems with the morning commute. >> the alarm has sounded for increased vigilance at 9/11 anniversary ceremonies today. >>> joe biden was brutally honest about his political future and how he is dealing with the passing of his son. >> david murphy has weather and karen rogers has traffic. >> reporter: we have humidity levels dropping. storm tracker 6 live double scan, we have lingering sprinkles and showers pushing off the coast north of the atlantic city they will be gone in the next 15 minutes or so. cloud cover is breaking up, we'll transition to increased sunshine as w

. >> well, 2016 miss america competition returns to at lkt city famous boardwalk hall sunday night.our dvr is set, larry. >> no question. >> so excited. >> that and sunday night football. let's get to the forecast. the latest on the weather conditions in lake county with the fire. >> yeah, saw we saw katie in calistoga. saw a few drops. we see light showers. near cobb. seeing light returns now of light rainfall. over the area. but what is over there right now in terms of wet weather. quickly moving out in the next hour or so. unfortunately not looking at soaking rain. widely scattered light drizzle. at this hour. 86, l.a. and palm springs. zoom into the bay area tomorrow. 84, san jose. 71, oakland. accuweather forecast. cloud, some sun tomorrow. possible drop monday. otherwise, breezy, pleasant on tuesday. >> sound good. on a tuesday. >> yes. exactly. >> proosh iappreciate it. check of the sports. college football. stanford. some offense, huh? >> finally. our two sport star, larry biehl, doing news and sports. and, hosting central florida. found offense as larry said. from unusual p

ashley directs and designs are way to the top of the competitive music scene in the big city. with hundreds of thousands of followers on instagram, she introduced me to her vegan lifestyle at a restaurant in the east village. >> these are uncut. >> it seems that there's nothing that you won't do. and you are a director. >> unlucky. i love everything that i do. sumac i directed justin bieber is new music video. it was incredible. it was a lot of fun. at the time i didn't know who he was. >> did you get any pushback. >> i think in the beginning that i did and i think that also it was part of a. >> i have been designing for a long time. >> you have this every thursday night at webster hall 2. >> yes, it is a wild ride. everything from 90s hip-hop to pop. >> how did you find your creative voice? >> i lived in downtown on with albany come i loved punk rock my love hard-core shows and also biggie and hip-hop and things like that. and i think that it allowed me just to be me. if you love what you do come it doesn't matter, you will find your way and make it happen. reporter: she got

. >>> today is the final day of preliminary competitions at the miss america pageant in atlantic city miss florida and miss louisiana won last night and sunday night's televised will be sunday night. >>> some scenes were intermediate in various counties. the movie tells the tale of who children who visit their grandparents but the elderly couple's rare behavior begins to scare them. >>> "nbc 10 news today" at 5:00 a.m. starts right now. >>> round one of wet weather moving in and there is heavy rain and thunder rolling through part of the area right now. can you see it here on the radar and still more rain coming. >>> good morning. welcome to "nbc 10 news today" on this thursday, i'm chris cato. >> i'm tracy davidson. let's find out more about the rain with meteorologist bill henley. >> we missed four inches in the last couple of months but getting heavy rain in the area and thunderstorm activity. can you see it moving in this area moving into philadelphia. a few lightning strikes there with heavy downpours heading toward abington. lightning strike to the east here and florence is gett

they face another legal set back and new competition from london and new york city cab drivers.ay tuned for that full story. i'm watson. and today hundreds of companies are putting me to work. i'm teaching watson to help your vet speak dog. you're a dog, right? i'm teaching watson to help you make healthy choices. i'm teaching watson to help design a vacation around your personality. don't judge. i'm teaching watson to answer endless questions. how big is infinity? where do babies come from? why can't i have chocolate for breakfast? i'm watson and i'm ready to work with you. >>> uber says it has more than a billion drivers working for the company around the world. but they'll have to start paying them more if they lose a major u.s. lawsuit. >> a federal judge is granting class action status to a lawsuit filed in california against uber over how it's drivers are paid. the ruling increases the number of potential plaintiffs in the suit which claims drivers are incorrectly classified as independent contractors instead of employees. this could put uber on the hunt for more damages i

city will be very involved. we have done a great deal of research and more work to be done. we want europe that works more effectively. want it to be more competitives restrictive. anna: as the city of london united on that? : no, i do not think anybody is united. outside a european union eu will not get a unanimous view but a majority. anna: wanted we might hear from john mcdonald as a radical rethink of the institutions that run the british economy and maybe the bank of england whether it should be independent. do you think woody need to stick with an independent bank of england? mark boleat: the view is the bank of england's independence will not be changed. they have to have debates. they have only been in place in their current form for a couple of years. andeed to see how they work may modest changes. on the whole, people believe they are working well. anna: have heard it about the bank of england not being independent? mark boleat: for what was heard from john mcdonald, he is not talking about independence but what the bank of england treatment may be. anna: do you see an argument in favor of changing it and about inflation? mark boleat: suc

city. are you ready for pageant? alison: kit o'shea is there with a preview of what the hosts things we'll be talking about on monday. >> this is all about fun ahead of the big competitionn atlantic city. behind me the girls of miss america, outstanding teen having fun right now. playing golf. everywhere you go it's miss america here in atlantic city. earlier today we caught up with the host of the show, chris harrison and brooke burke and asked what you can expect to see on sunday night. >> 95 years of celebration. there will be big surprises. >> the first ten minutes will have a big one. >> chop, give me something -- c'mon, give me something. >> they don't trust us enough to tell us what they'll do. >> i love live tv. i look forward to it. >> as we come back on boardwalk here the 52 contestants that compete have a busy schedule. tomorrow a big parade. the big show is 9:00 p.m. on abc7. in atlantic city, miss america, abc7 news. jonathan: thank you. you know the funny thing about miss america pageant is the mistakes made. that is the stuff. alison: that is what you watch for? jonathan: coming up for us at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- the ashley madison hack. someone released

it is healthy competition in both cities that have a lot to offer.have the up of some challenges for the traditional markets. you saw the report of an empty fluoride goldman sachs, which may be speaks a little bit about the back-and-forth battle. francine: you are right. this has huge applications for jeremy corbyn if he pushes all the conversation to the left. tom keene with "surveillance" in 25 minutes. ♪ francine: wolfsburg is the home of volkswagen. you don't get to go far to see what impact it has had. more than half of the population works for the company. hans nichols paid a visit. wolfsburg, start -- and those found built for one company, volkswagen. everywhere you look you see a v and a w. 92,000 average income of euros per person, one of germany's richest cities. the company employs 70,000 of the 125,000 inhabitants, more than half. the scandal and volkswagen and the share price drop is more than just a passing headline. in the 1930'sazis to make the original peoples car, the factory is today the biggest in europe with its own power plant.

the city selection kicks off a long competition. the list includes rome, paris and germany. ympic committee will pick the city in 2017. >>> water levels are so low that folsom lake that water released into the american river will be cut in half. it is the primary water source for sacramento. water levels are dropping to historic lows because of the drought. now officials are hoping to keep water storage at a safe level by reducing the water flow. >>> a grass fire burned very close to homes in the oakland hills this afternoon. it broke out after 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. you can see where it burned just below to the street below. no homes were damaged. no word at this point on how it started. >>> a check in now with our chief meteorologist bill martin to find out about the weather conditions. anytime we talk about a fire here in the bay area, we are concerned about those weather conditions. >> it is huge. this is the fire season. the heart of it now. that means we are always on high alert. you saw they knocked the fire down quickly. this pattern is confusing to the firefighter

today is the last day of the preliminary competitions of the miss america pageant in atlanta city. the winners accrue points toward their final standings at sunday's finale at boardwalk hall. >>> the wait is finally over. the nfl season kicks off tonight on nbc10. steelers versus the patriots. the eagles fans have to wait a few more days. their season opener is monday night. plenty to keep us occupied until then. matt delucia is live at x finity this morning. later a kickoff party is taking place for the eagles? >> good thing it's indoors. >> reporter: out here, we had heavy downpours but now it has let up so maybe is that is good luck. it's good luck for the season. party is here later on tonight. the eagles are not playing. it's the patriots and steelers. but count down to kickoff party starting at 6:30 here. the eagles cheerleaders unveil their new informs and at 8:00 a pep rally and eighths eagles alum night will be there. check out this video. a new hype video released by the team yesterday. it's called "time to work." narrated by former safety brian dawkins and the two minute

competition was fierce. this year's d.c. state fair comes as the city has relaxed marijuana laws. residents have allowed to grow up to six plants with primary residents. the judging here had to be adjusted accordingly. it's the first contest where the product will not be consumed at all. >> these plants get judged on appearance, odor, where the stem is sick ski or not. >> just by being here, we're creating a vibe of, hey, we have an identity. yes, we grow things in the city. this fair is also about growing a sense of community. >> diverse is a very diverse, amazing community and lots of people engaged in their home and garden. this is a great fair for that. >> reporter: derrick ward, news 4. >> while the district did relax the marijuana law, pot is not fully legal in every respect. you can go to the nbc washington app and search d.c. pot law. for details on what is and what isn't allowed in d.c. >>> thousands are resting earlier knowing their documents won't fall into the wrong hands. thes because they unloaded their personal papers at that time nbc4 allstate shred it's vent. desp

. >>> competition is underway for miss america contestants in atlantic city. >>> rain is on the way,awns need it. details coming up when "action news" starts in two. burning ro then collapsing into the flames. >> that was 5 1/2 months ago. this morning, he's finally home. abc's david muir with his story. >> reporter: captain venting the roof. and the screams, the people yelling save him. >> get him out! >> reporter: firefighters ripping down the garage door to get him out, racing him to the hospital. in critical condition at first and prayers ever since from that firehouse. >> a leader and a good man. >> the first word that comes to mind is motivated. >> reporter: we have followed his motivation every step of the way, a determined father and husband. >> two, three, up. >> reporter: this was captain pete 105 days later walking again, his wife on the left, his daughter on the right. every step in that hallway celebrated. >> close your eyes. no cheating. >> reporter: his wife thanking the firefighters who have done shifts to make sure there is always someone there with him. >> thank you

city hall. tickets go on sale sat noon. >>> the preliminary competition for the miss america pageant continues todayity. we also learned a familiar face has returned to the pageant. vanessa williams is serving as head judge. you might call she won the tight until 1984, becoming the first black miss america but she resigned after a nude photo scandal. the winner of this year's miss america pageant will be crowned sunday night in boardwalk hall. >>> 13 people were injured when this british airways jet caught fire the aa las vegas airport yesterday. we have new pictures this morning showing a huge hole in the side of the jet. the takeoff was aborted. cell phone video shows the smoking plane off in the distance. 159 passengers and 13 crew members had to be evacuated. the plane was headed to london. >> everybody was trying to help other people. >> everybody that got off before me, as soon as they hit the tarmac, they just sprinted. because behind us are giant flames. >> the 13 people injured are all expected to be okay. an investigation into what caused the fire continues. >>> police near atlanta release

city will now be getting reading material. uber will be supplying each car with its first issue of its own magazine, "arriving now." at the same time, some more competitionstill ahead, by china's -- why china's president is adding seattle to his list of cities to visit. we discussed next. also, the shuttle spacex wants to use for a mission. ♪ emily: a story we're watching, another executive exit from yahoo!. the cfo is joining stx entertainment. next month she becomes the president of the digital efforts. she joined yahoo! in 2012 and became head of media, heading important properties like yahoo! finance and sports. this is not the only shakeup this year. yahoo! promoted lori mann to chief information officer. another story we're watching, chris sacca taking to twitter to tweet about twitter and its ceo search and voiced support for jack dorsey. it is time for the board to formalize the obvious, he tweeted, making jack the ceo and let everyone get back to focusing on making twitter better than ever. the market knows that jack has such strong teams that he can run both companies. jack dorsey has full support of the key players at twitter. earlier on studi

city. asia's largest economic powers have been locked in competition for the deal. japan proposed a plan that would cost around $4.2 billion. china estimated the overall cost at roughly $5 billion. sources say key indonesian ministers argued both proposals would place too large a financial burden on the government. coordinating minister fdamin sad they are looking for cheaper alternative even if it's trains. >>> they will work on enhancing country's volcano monitor system over the next decade. officials say 81 scholars and researchers are engaged in studying volcanoes. they plan to double that number in five years. they also plan to develop special equipment including robots that can go where humans can't. they say they willmprove technology but allows a clearer look at magma inside volcanoes using elementary particles. the tiny particles function like x-rays and can easily pass through dense substances. newons are also used at damaged fukushima nuclear plant to locate melted fuel. for us here in tokyo, it was sunny one moment and pouring buckets of rain the next. i

. >> i heard that in cities that have google fiber, other providers have been able to offer faster internet at lower prices. what can you do to foster competition between isps in cities like cleveland we don't really have a dense population to attract services like google fiber? dustin: that is happening in austin right now. as it relates to cleveland and some of the other cities, it is making technology infrastructure something that you can incentivize for developers. when you look a utility infrastructure what musty but our realize is that when developments come in and 70 puts a shopping mall or something else typically the city will offer incentives for them to oversight infrastructure. in a way to they can basically pay that developers over time for billing infrastructure for future roads. and i think technology should be lumped into that in when you start to incentive i've developers to put cyber -- of fiber in the home and these new subdivisions the midcity takes an active role saying, we are going to combine tax incentives for you to oversight infrastructure because his is a big focus. we do it with water, wastewater, one at technology?