is right on is-elle's heels. >> reporter:hurricane is- elle is expected to make landfall sometime tomorrow. >> reporter:as you can see, supplies are flying off the shelves.especially at this costco, where they ran out of bottled water in a matter of minutes today. >> reporter: >>"this one seems to be a little bit busier than normal just because of the severity of the one and the one right after it coming. but it always comes as soon as you see that something's coming. usually the 3 or 4 days beforehand, everybody rushes because they realize just how prepared they really aren't." >> reporter:hawaii's governer signed an emergency proclamation and encouraged islanders to make plans. hawaii hasn't been hit by a tropical storm or hurricane since the early 19-90's. >> reporter:kron 4's chief meteorologist jacqueline bennett. is pinpointing the landfall of these rare hawaiian hurricanes. >> reporter:she's up in about 10 minutes. >> pam: the second breach of security at mineta - san jose airport within months. has the traveling public asking a lot of questions. >> pam: with so many layers of airpo

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nbc bay area's jean elle is there this evening. and jean, these were his people. this was his community. >> reporter: raj, he spent a lot of time here in mill valley. our cameras were not allowed inside the theater tonight. the comics tell me they're just not ready to talk. but people inside say the first hour of the show was filled with personal emotional stories about robin williams, a sort of onstage memorial fans were ready to feel. >> this is like the last goodbye. >> the local people get to say and feel and experience robin williams. >> reporter: the local people lined up at the throckmorton heater in mill valley for mark pitta and friends tuesday night comedy. last week's show was canceled. tonight's show sold out. and dozens of people stood in line, hoping to land a seat inside. the small theater where robin williams was a regular. >> i just feel like i owe to it robin and everything else to just be here. this is my community. this is my town. i come here all the time. yeah. >> reporter: neil wasn't the only one fighting back tears. most had a personal con

reporting live in napa, jean elle, nbc news. >>> what about the prisoners? a growing concern about the napa county jail and the safety of the 200-plus inmates. the jail has been yellow tagged. that means the building is damaged, but can still be used. many employees are not allowed to enter, but the county insists the inmates are safe. family members who have loved ones inside fear otherwise. >> i think we would rather that the inmates be evacuated to other area jails than to have a chance on this thing coming down or pieces of big cement falling on our families. >> public visits are banned indefinitely. the jail is providing videoconferencing for families and inmates. you can see the number of damaged buildings here on this interactive map. just go to our website, nbcbayarea.com and search south napa earthquake. >>> well, it's one of the priciest zip codes in the bay area, but the drought knows no boundaries. menlo park is cracking down effective immediately. but is the city's rationing plan outdated? nbc bay area's derek shore is on the peninsula this even

jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> bring your patience. thanks. hot music acts will keep music lovers happy in the bay area. in the south bay, jazz summerfest is taking over don't san jose this weekend. sir paul mccartney will perform at candlestick next thursday. and outkast will be at the one of the acts at the treasure island music festival in october. >>> developing news in iraq. fighter planes, predator doens bombed several isis targets. in less than a year isis has seized a huge section of iraq with brute force. now isis is nearing the city of erbil, where americans live and work. president obama vowed last night that he would not drag the u.s. back into a ground war. but some are worried the u.s. can't avoid becoming locked into a long-term conflict while others worry that if american forces don't stop isis, the militants will bring the fight to the western countries. >> i think isis is a threat to the u.s. homeland there are westerners fighting with isis today who can come back to western europe and the united states and attack. >> fighter

nbc bay area's jean elle is live in south san jose with more for us. jean?> reporter: jessica, those students should have been here at leland high school yesterday. but instead police say they were out in the neighborhood, breaking into homes. and one homeowner came home to find an open door and a severely beaten dog. >> sparky was a really sweet dog that we got at the humane society. probably about seven years ago. he was 11 years old. and just a gentle, gentle dog. we called him little gentle man. >> reporter: eric mckenzie and his 'nam said goodbye to sparky last night. that's when they found their two other dogs locked out and sparky upstair, badly beaten. >> my daughter unfortunately found him upstairs. he was laying on his side, whimpering and pretty much unresponsive. >> reporter: san jose police say two teenaged boys in this surveillance video broke into the mckenzie's house tuesday. we're blurring their faces because they're juveniles. investigators say one of the boys beat sparky with a golf club. but leland high school students didn't steal anythi

nbc's jean elle is also with us. jean, as we discovered in 1989, this will be a long road to recovery. >> it will, raj. and life is slowly returning to normal for people living here at the napa valley mobile home park. power and water is back, and gas service is currently in the process of being restored. but for people who have significant damage to their homes, recovery is just beginning. >> can't even notify the insurance company yet until we know exactly what is going on. >> reporter: mary's home at the napa valley mobile home park was red tagged today. >> prohibited occupancy. >> reporter: her unit is right next to several homes that burned to the ground after sunday morning's earthquake. the 67-year-old knows the road to recovery will be a long one. >> i mean, it was so pretty when i bought it. and i was excited to move in. and now it's going to take a while to get it back. >> if you're thinking there is something wrong with your home -- >> reporter: she is not alone. dozens of her neighbors attended a communit

here is nbc bay area's jean elle. >> the numbers even by the end of this year they think may go up to 90,000. and next year to 120,000 or more. >> reporter: catholic charities wants to help some of the children arriving at the border from central america. it's one of the only bay area nonprofits that has a relationship with the federal office of refugee resettlement. it's been finding foster homes for children with refugee status for years. >> if we can help 50 kids, that would be terrific. >> reporter: now catholic charities and santa clara county are preparing to submit a proposal to the feds, requesting 50 children in detention be sent to santa clara county while their cases wind through immigration court. it's looking for new foster parents. >> for the children to come here, the office of refugee resettlement has to approve them and will pay for that. so it won't impact the local foster care system. >> reporter: while catholic charities lines up homes, some bay area school districts are preparing for unaccompanied immigrant children to arrive in the classroom. san francisco unifie

nbc bay area's jean elle is live at the scene with more. jean, the fbi believes animal rights activists are behind this crime? >> reporter: that's right, janelle. the owner of this grocery store says two fbi agents came by yesterday to speak with him. they say they saw the vandalism on an animal rights website amount. now this incident is part of a federal investigation. nick pappas has been running the register at star grocery in berkeley for more than 40 years. >> i've been here since '72. and my father before that since '22. so we have experience here. >> reporter: last week someone threw rocks through the big storefront windows. the 69-year-old didn't think much of it. >> we've had broken windows. we've had burglaries. we've had a few holdups. >> reporter: pappas paid $1300 to fix the glass, and then the fbi called. >> and then suddenly we're meeting, talking to the fbi. so it was quite -- quite shocking. >> reporter: the fbi told pappas someone posted a picture of his broken windows on a website called bite back. animal rights activist

to el salvador, because if they do, they are waiting for them. >> reporter: in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> still ahead, preparing for his punishment. how hard the nfl could come down on 49er star aldon smith after his run-ins with the law. >>> also -- >> it is important for there to be outside scrutiny. >> the state is out nearly $200 million for the cost of toxic cleanup. i'm investigative reporter vicky nguyen. more on the new laws introduced after our report. >>> and bracing for impact. we continue to follow the breaking news out of hawaii. hurricane iselle could make landfall at any moment. stay with us. >>> a scathing audit out today blasting regulators for not collecting nearly $200 million in fines from polluters. the billing issue is the latest in a string of failures at the department of toxic substances control. the investigative unit first uncovered problems at the top, and shortly after state senators called for their own investigation. vicky nguyen is here now with the results. vicky? >> reporter: janelle, lawmakers on the senate appropriations committe

we have multiple reports tonight, including jean elle in san francisco. jean? >> reporter: raj, the san francisco giants say robin williams was a fan for decades, cheering on the team here at at&t park and over at candlestick. sometimes he had a seat like the rest of us. and sometimes everyone knew he was here. >> he had a heart of gold. >> the san francisco giants and thousands of fans honor robin williams with a video tribute and a moment of silence. but at the ballpark, williams was rarely silent. >> let's go giants! let's go giants! >> fans say his energy kicking off the first game of the 2010 play-offs was contagious. >> when he came out, he was screaming and shouting. he got the vibe going. >> reporter: a vibe that landed the giants a world series championship. ♪ >> reporter: tonight's tribute was on jerry garcia night at the ballpark, another beloved personality from marin. >> i think it's really -- it's really great for san francisco to come together and celebrate two of its most cherished personalities tonight. >> reporter: jerry garcia's daughter trix

reporting live in palo alto, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> jean, thank you. we have details now on senior drivers. there is no maximum driving age in california. however, all drivers 70 or older must renew their license in person, taking a written test and a vision test. a driving test may be required if the minimum vision requirements aren't met. also, if a doctor or relative expresses concern about a person's ability to drive, they can prompt a dmv test. >>> racist death threats, graffiti and harassment. that's what seven b.a.r.t work sayers they have been dealing with for years. the group filed a lawsuit against b.a.r.t claiming racial discrimination. cheryl, this lawsuit was filed in december, but we're just starting to hear about it now. >> reporter: it was filed back in december. and the plaintiffs who filed the lawsuits work in these buildings you see behind me. they say they filed this lawsuit back in december, and they really didn't want to make a lot of noise back then. but the recent graffiti prompted them to go public. >> was holding me down. >> r

nbc bay area's jean elle is live in napa with a look at what you'll find. really, it's a dichotomy where you go. >> reporter: it, jessica. right now on main street, it is hopping there are still lots of buildings downtown that are off limits. but they are not scaring people away. it feels like a regular friday night here downtown. which is a big relief for people who still have a lot of cleaning up to do. ready to escape earthquake cleanups, people in napa enjoy a concert downtown. they're celebrating a reopening at westin. the hotel is still yellow tagged and working to clean up water damage, but guests started checking in at 4:00 for labor day weekend. >> currently we have a limit number of guest rooms available, and they are occupied. we already have guests in the hotel right now. and we will be increasing that inventory as things move along. >> we've got lots of different answers. >> reporter: david cohen and his wife arrived from boston, relieve they'd had a place to stay. >> they're open and they feel confident that it's going to be safe, then i feel

jean elle is live in fremont, and jean, this opening is a milestone for bart to silicon valley project. >> reporter: it is, janelle. take a look. crews are hard at work tonight, getting warren avenue ready. this project is important because warren now goes under bart tracks and train tracks, giving bart access safe access through freemont. the opening is welcome news for drivers and business owners. brake lights are part of the landscape near warren avenue in fremont. >> the traffic has been unreal. i mean, mission boulevard here is like a parking lot with a go slow sign. >> reporter: warren avenue has been closed for more than a year while crews build the bart extension. it's a closure that creates traffic and confusion, even for fremont's mayor. >> so i ended up going probably about ten times farther than i needed to go around to get there. with warren there you cut it off. >> reporter: some relief arrives monday. warren avenue will be reopened. drivers who used to sit and wait for trains to pass will cruise right under train and bart tracks. >> i'm not singing zip-a-dee-doo-dah yet,

nbc bay area's jean elle has more now on what is happening tonight in ferguson, and also here in theean. >> president barack obama is calling for calm in ferguson, and the call comes after days of violent clashes between police and protesters. right now in ferguson, protesters are once again in the streets, marching against the deadly officer-involved shooting of unarmed 18-year-old michael brown. after four nights of violent clashes between police and protesters, it is a mostly peaceful event. the change of tone may be because missouri's governor put the state highway patrol in charge of supervising security, taking over for the ferguson police department, a move protesters say makes a difference. >> you can stay out here all night. the only thing that i ask is we pull back a little bit. >> we're getting a whole lot more information. now that it seems like the troopers in the state, it's in our corner. they march with us today. we appreciate that very much. >> while officials worked to restore calm in a suburb of st. louis, people across the country are expressing outrage over the m

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in fact, there's a huge article in "elle" magazine. we'll talk about that later. >> oliver chen with an eye for style, a lot of thoughts on the new design chief, important for tiffany's. i like the good global barometer for luxury spending and the pieces came together in the quarter other than japan, a notable weak spot. >> which we know. >> after the consumption tax hike. >> the facebook downgrade, a contraryian call going to neutral on facebook, one of the first down grades for the stock in a very long time. when we come back, though, this morning, a lot more "squawk on the street" sarah's exclusive with u william lauder, stock at an all-time high, and one more look at the premarket today starting the morning above 2,000 for the first time. a lot more "squawk on the street" live from post nine in just a moment. [ woman ] the cadillac summer collection is here. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] during the cadillac summer's best event, lease this 2014 ats for around $299 a month. hurry in -- this exceptional offer ends soon. ♪ >>> sources say tha

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the carousel features 58 elaborately carved horses, cal ells, a lion and each animal could fetch up to $2000,000. >> carousel isn't a carousel once it's broken up. it's a series of horses sitting in somebody's living room. it's lost all its spirit. it would be lovely to keep it together, and i would just urge that the community and the state think about it, think hard about it. >> the owners say they're trying their best to keep the carousel intact. the auction could happen sometime in the fall. so far, ten potential bidders have expressed interest. julie? >> brian, thank you very much. >>> the u.s. military carrying out air strikes near a major dam in iraq, targeting isis, this as the obama administration sends more troops to the country. so is our involvement there getting deeper and deeper? >>> and an ordinary guy doing some extraordinary things. we will show you how this man uses his creativity to raise awareness of safety. yeah... with nfl mobile on verizon. yes! get in there! go, go, go, go, yes! let's go, drew. the "not-so-good more" would be them always watching you. go for it,

here is "elle" magazine.his suggests that you created your own thing and then they came to you. >> i am very proud of the way that i have made my way, because i do feel -- my mother was a surgeon, my father an architect. they were in india, and then my father went to africa, and they met in africa and then came here, and there is no people in tv on either side of my family, no entertainers to speak of, and i was just really blessed to have parents who growing up loved jerry seinfeld, loved bill cosby, loved george carlin, comedy, and they did not understand it, and i really feel, and this is going to make me sound like a thousand years old, but this could only happen in america, and i am weirdly patriotic because my parents are immigrants, and i feel so unbelievably lucky, that a just came from grit, you know? hearing a 34-year-old woman talking about their grit. >> determination. >> my mother, who is an ob/gyn, immigrated to this country. i talked about creating a show. it is back reeking of heart to create

reporting live on mayor island, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> if you want so more info, go to nbcbayarea.com. >> the major problem at levi stadium. what to do about that bad turf? well, call in 18 wheelers. the 49ers trucked in new turf before sunrise, and then, as you can see here, worked all day planting that new turf. they say this turf will be safer and players won't lose their footing. this is all costing more money, more time and some embarrassment for the 49ers. >> as far as diving into this and peeling back, we're for it. we are getting a new field in. it will be for sunday. >> this is believed to be a temp rare fix. the niners might be installing a third version of the sod and sand next week. >>> the surf problem doesn't just impact the 49ers. two local high schools are out of luck. they were supposed to play at levi stadium an ex week, but the games were postponed. delasalle was expected to play on national tv at levi stadium an ex week. that game got postponed until october. tonight,we were there in concord e9ñ >>> same story for santa clara's wilcott high school. they're postpone

we begin with nbc's jean elle. >> reporter: the city is letting people drop off d debris at about a dozen locations in town. here here at napa high school. you can see preferring the decking to furniture is trash. this debris pile keeps growing as napa is in clean-up mode. >> we all have a lot of clean-up to do. a lot of people don't have anything to clean up. >> reporter: a day after an earthquake started a fire at the napa valley mobile home park destroying three homes, gloria lewis is feeling grateful. with crews still working to restore water service. >> i'm exhausted. >> reporter: people who live here are busy dipping into the swimming pool. >> jugs and pails and pool water and my little wagon here. >> reporter: lewis and her neighbors are taking home buckets of water to keep the bathroom fresh. >> the toilets get a little ripe after a while. so yeah, we're using it for toilet water. with gas service also needing repairs, the salvation army is serving breakfast, lunch and dinner and people like larry bennett are helping neighbors clean up. >> i cleaned up a gentleman on cherry lane.

hurricane is elle is continuing to bring these strong winds of 85 miles per hour. this band of rain and forecasters believe we may not have seen the worst just yet. as we mentioned, thousands of people are without power and several hundred people spent the night at emergency shelters with the storm continuing on its path across the big island. now all this is happening while a second hurricane hue joe is turning not far behind. that storm was actually recently upgraded to a category 3 hurricane with winds up to 115 miles per how. and, anne-marie, while it's expected to go just north of the hawaiian islands, it's still likely to dump plenty of rain on the region by sunday. >> bigad, i'm curious about conditions right now. it doesn't look like the rain was falling as hard as it us when we spoke to you not too long ago. >> reporter: yeah. it's been somewhat sporadic. right now we've been in a lull for the past hour or so. we've seen sporadic amounts of rain every now and then. but this certainly isn't the worst of what we've seen, nor is it the worst of what we swekt

the position is similar to that of a former israeli ambassador in paris by the name of elle. he said for a two-state to come into being, the international community must intervene and peace must be imposed on the parties or it won't happen. and that's a strongly worded declaration by the french foreign minister. and they spoke out in the past 24 hours via press release from the palace in which he said the language was less strong and the bombing was inadmissible and those responsibility to answer for their acts, and we didn't specifically state the israeli army, for example, but those responsible. this, of course, after that school was ten deaths, ten children den in another u.n. facility. >> and they are still investigating. >> you mentioned the international reaction there get alarm happening and that the tone is changing. >> absolutely. just on that note, there's a certain amount of reaction to that in the u.s. press, for example, look at this headline in buzzfeed.com -- distrust between u.s. and israel is at an all-time high but military support will continue. that sort o

jean elle is live with more on the threat and what it will take to defeat this growing organization. jean? >> reporter: pentagon officials say i.s.i.s. is a well-funded terrorist organization, like no other. but one retired green beret says increased air drop is not the correct strategy. he says a different strategy will be required to defeat assist. >> isil is a sophisticated and well-funded, as any group that we have seen. they're beyond just a terrorist group. >> reporter: chuck hagel says the extremist group called isil or i.s.i.s., operating in iraq and syria, is a serious threat to americans. >> yes, they are an imminent threat to every interest we have. >> reporter: i.s.i.s. delivered a terrifying message with the video of the execution of american journalist james foley. pentagon officials revealed today that the military tried to rescue foley and other hostages and failed. since his killing, the u.s. has increased air strikes on i.s.i.s. targets. >> this is not going to go away. >> reporter: scott mann is a retired green beret in the bay area tonight. he served in iraq and a

elle with tell you why so many questions about this piece of video. >>> a metro aalert, how scammer are trying to target your commute. >>> incredible video tonight of a stroller getting sucked right onto some subway tracks. watch this. this happened last month in lond london. as a train leaves the station, the stroller with a child in it gets pulled onto the tracks. a man left the child in the stroller at the bottom of a stairs to go up and grab some luggage. a woman who saw the stroller jumped onto the tracks to sav the chil police released the video today in hopes of finding the good samaritan and to make sure that the babwa'tnjed. >>> metro hasn't said what caused part of the ceiling to fall at metro center. a ceiling tile came loose on the lower level and several other tiles had to be removed. this happened after rush hour this mornin nobody was injured. metro is issuing a warning tonight to be on the lookout for fraudulent smarttrip cards. those cards are often sold at a discounted price and the only way to guarantee you are getting the real thing is to pay the full price. they als

this is the 1800 block of bensalem boulevard in ben sail ell -- bensalem.e pictures show that flooded roads and intersections after several inches of rain fell across our area. we have team coverage this morning. nbc 10's jesse gary is sttracki the flooding damage in cumberland county. we go to britteny. >> we saw close to 9 inches of rainfall in

this is the 1800 block of bensalem boulevard in ben sail ell -- bensalem. these pictures show that flooded roads and intersections after several inches of rain fell across our area. we have team coverage this morning. nbc 10's jesse gary is sttracki the flooding damage in cumberland county. we go to britteny. >> we saw close to 9 inches of rainfall in millville. these are soaking rains, most of it has moved out of our area. this morning, ware dealing with lingering showers and light rainfall if you're closer to allentown. if you're in the city, you're not seeing rainfall at this time. mostly cloudy skies in philadelphia. let's take a closer look at the rainfall from allentown we're seeing more of a moderate rainfall. all seeing rain this morning, even stretching down to quakertown, parts of milford and as we head into the rest of the morning, welcomering showers is a possibility into the late morning hours. after that we are going to see things clearing up nicely. temperatures today will range between 81 and 84 degrees. we see more sunshine as we head into

reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jean. from train versus truck to truck versus bus. let's get another look at the scene there. this was at geary and buchanan. we'll bring you the latest updates on the crash, the injuries, the impact on street and public transit, as well. >>> in other news tonight, is everything ready? the final countdown has started for the first big event at the 49ers new stadium in santa clara. just over 24 hours to go, the scramble is on before the crowds arrive. nbc bay area's robert handa is live from levi's stadium to show the last minute push for a perfect opening. robert? >> reporter: i think we all know the feeling, no matter how much you prepare for a big event, there's always a lot of loose ends. no different here at levi stadium, so today there is a basic question to be asked. are you ready? >> we are ready and we are excited. >> reporter: it's the san jose earthquakes getting ready for a game tomorrow. for the 49ers, the next 24 hours is about checking wiring, applying fresh paint, testing new

nfl commissioner roger good dws ell is suspending smith for violation of the league's personal conduct and substance abuse policies. you might recall that smith was arrested for drunk driving after smashing his car into a tree in san jose. he was charged with possession of assault weapons after sheriff's deputies were called to his san jose house after some uninvited guests stabbed smith and another person. then in april, he was arrested for allegedly making a false bomb report at los angeles international airport. but that charge was dropped. now, 49ers general manager issued this at the same time. aldon has taken responsibility for his actions and continued to show growth personally and professionally. we will continue to support him. it's time to put this matter behind us and focus on the season ahead. >> nine games is pretty -- that's a lot of gapes. that's going to hurt us. >> how do you think the team is going to handle it? >> i think they're prepared for it. you know? but i don't think it's going to be an easy -- it's going to hurt. >> i don't know. i guess everybody is going to

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. >> i just want to be a part of every new mom's experience. >> reporter: elle is the creative force designed by momgs for moms, helping them learn and laugh through the stresses of parenthood. >> there's a lot for moms online. what is it that you think you're providing that's different? >> there's not a lot of video. when i had my daughter, i did a search on youtube for how to fly with a baby, and there was 800 videos on how to apply eyeliner, but really nothing that was engaging or relatable to me. so over the next year, i'm like, there should be this source for moms online. >> reporter: the videos all shot and produced by elle and her business partners, moms meg and brook, are a mix of parenting advice. >> i'm hoping these tips make your life a little smoother. >> reporter: do it yourself guides. >> a little glue around the edges. >> reporter: and comic relief. ♪ i'm so pregnant >> reporter: their video parodies the iggy azalea song "fancy." it's already gone viral with over 7 million views. >> at the end of the day we want to put a smile on your face. >> so when i was pregnant mo

up,ell, if wages don't pick then there will be fewer people who will come back into the labor force. some people will decide that given the other costs they have of working, they won't actually find their way back to work. also, for many people who would be working, they will have lower incomes than otherwise. for a long time in this country, the sheer of total -- the share of total income going to workers and the share going to owners, those have been pretty stable. and we have really deviated from that in the past few decades. the gradual downtrend turned into a sharp fall and we have not seen a recovery from that. in our projections, we think there will be a recovery. not back to the previous average level, but a recovery from where we are now. there is every reason to think that it will happen, but it will take businesses feeling enough demand for the goods and services they are selling that they need to hire more workers to produce those goods and to hire, and in order them, they will feel the need to pay higher wages. it is coming, but not yet. growth in wages remains quite sub

consumer discretionary stocks like amazon, elle, cerner, celgene and per go and sandisk and ibm.hey have all returned on average 4% or more for the month. turner returning the most. headed into this fall season, experts are again setting sights on these sectors. >> the industries we like going into the fall would be cyclicals. and those would include health care, tech, energies, energy and industrials. those are really what we're focused on. stocks that do well in a growing economy with low inflation, which is what we're in. >> reporter: september has historically been the worst for stocks, a down month for many of the past 50 years. but market strategists note that hasn't been the case post crisis. thanks largely to fed policy and the effects that's had on the bond market. >> we're a bit cautious going into the fall, because the fall is definitely a difficult time for the stock market. and you know, we haven't had a 10% correction in about three years. so if we get a selloff in the fall, you know, we wouldn't be surprised and it may actually be healthy in the long term. >> repor

don't yes comes under fresh elling overnights with the un signaling an escalation of violence in eastern ukraine estimating around sixty people are killed or wounded every day. i know you're watching r t international coming to you live from moscow it's now eleven am here in the russian counts and it's good to have you with us. rallies in missouri over the killing of an unarmed teenager by a policeman a far from a news ing pace demonstrators are now focusing their protest gatherings at the police department in ferguson following a fourth night of clashes with offices ten people have been arrested and one officer injured on this to see it is that that is in fact the case actually just seconds ago a huge explosion went off right next to us as a police car was driving down the central street in ferguson a huge explosion we don't know what it is we do see police cars leaving now this comes just minutes after tear gas was fired at protesters as yet again for yet another night in a row police have been clashing with protesters coming out on to the streets following the death of eighteen year o

. >> my name is ell murray. >> and i am his neighbor. i live down the street and i have for a quarter of a century. and i think that the work that they have done to this house is extraordinary and it looks wonderful and it has been a pleasure to see, someone have a great deal of concern for a piece of property. but i disagree with everything that everyone has said about the concrete wall. this home is 132 years old. that wall is 132 years old. would you cut down a tree if it was in good condition in 132 years old? i don't think so. especially if it was only for a trash can. now, you can talk to them about what they think, but as far as i am concerned, after living in this neighborhood for a long period of time, it would be a shame to change any of the facade of this structure as far as the other items that they wish to repair in the back of the house i am all for it. i think that that is a great idea. but to cut into this wall i think is a bad idea. i think that we should preserve things and that is what your commission is about, preserv

volunteers to fight for the cause in syria and iraq psychologist and political analyst nicholas stern ells told us the radicals know exactly who to target. it seems that they have quite some support from from especially from and from young muslim men what we have now here in this europe is our generation of civil generations of unhappy people with an islamic background but never had any success here and never managed to get out your pocket and social status here and now they're looking for other ways to get that status they will go to religion and they take it very literally as a psychologist work with a lot of the young people that are in the prison and so on and i'm very concerned really concerned you know person i know there are a lot of young people out there and they get to actually willing to do. anything but think it's close to a hundred people now that police think has gone to syria because i think it's about one fifth a kilt there but many come home again and now they are here and it's not all that they will give up their give up working for isis but now they are here and waiting

don yes comes under fresh elling overnight with the u.n. signaling an escalation of violence in eastern ukraine estimating around sixty people are killed or wounded every day. you're watching international good to have you with us. police in the city of ferguson and missouri a struggling to contain riots which are into a fourth night it follows the killing of unarmed teenager michael brown by an officer security forces fired tear gas after being attacked with molotov cocktails reports of the injuring a policeman and associates as more that is in fact the case actually just seconds ago a huge explosion went off right next to us as a police car was driving down the central street in ferguson huge explosion we don't know what it is we do see police cars leaving now this comes just minutes after tear gas was fired at protesters as dry yet again for yet another night in a row police have been clashing with protesters coming out onto the streets following the. death of eighteen year old unarmed michael brown you know that of course feeling of the

we're reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, jean. let's give you more on the other crash where the bus collided with the dump truck in japantown injuring 20 people. the muni driver swerved to avoid one dump truck and slammed into another. 12 people ended up hospitalized. luckily none of the injuries are life threatening. eight other people were treated right there on the scene. one rider says the passengers went flying when they hit. >> i was halfway back on the left side. wham! and i just -- a big collision of some kind. and people were all over the place. >> muni says as per usual, the driver is undergoing drug and alcohol tests, which is standard procedure after any type of a crash. >>> a frightening armed robbery caught on video. now police are asking for help tracking down the gunman. police say this is surveillance video from tuesday night at a chevron station on byrd avenue in san jose. the gunman is believed to be about 5'7" and 140 pounds. he was armed with a semiautomatic rifle and fled on foot. if you have any information,

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