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(nat sound) "i need an eta on the dive team. can anybody advise eta on the dive team?" police infrared video shows the parents standing on their capsized boat. minutes before-- they accidentally hit a guide wire in the water, causing the boat charlotte is safe in mom's arms-- but their nearly two year old daughter kennedy is nowhere in sight. (tammy bossard/mom) "i'm in the river. my boat crashed and i have a baby still in the water. please god send someone now " lucky for the bossards, these three cocoa police department officers got the call. matthew rush is the first one on the scene. (ofc. matthew rush/cocoa police department) "first thing that goes through your mind is, it's not going to be good." he strips his uniform, jumps from heads to find the missing baby. he's joined by corporal alan worthy and sergeant michael dellatorre in the department's boat. (sgt. michael dellatorre/cocoa police department) "we're looking and we can't find any ... we're finding debris." the desperate search lasts for nearly an hour- officers make multiple dives, searching for kennedy.

hours sitting in a classroom once in a while they gave us graham crackers, cinnamon ((nia wong)) >> no eta on when students can leave. all students and stuff must be screened for mercury before they can leave. ((nia wong)) >> for now classes are cancelled for today at walter johnson middle school. reporting live. nia wong 8 news now. ((kirsten joyce)) >>> this is obviously a frustrating situation for parents as some children have been holed up since school started about 8 o'clock yesterday morning .. ((brian loftus)) >> we continue our team coverage with 8 news now reporter michael stens michael? it's been warm overnight to be waiting outside for their kids. temps in the 90s through midbe evening... 80s by midnight... ............. clear skies after a hot sunny day at 98 degrees. ............. the rain is ending over arizona and getting lighter over new mexico. a funnel cloud over williams as the tropical remnants of newton spread over arizona. with hot and dry conditions. looking for highs up near 100 degrees. .............. >>> and check this out, a funnel cloud in the town of williams..

. >>> the giants and cups, wile pitch from jake air eta. brian crawford comes home to score some much needed moot for the grinds. dexter fouler rounds out to third. and the guides guess him out, too. giants go to on to win, 3-2. but the dodgers also won tonight, to the dodgers remain two games back in the n.l. standings. there's a new tallest building -- west of the mississippi. ==take vo== today -- construction crews lowered the final two >>> there's a new tallest building west of the mississippi. today, krugz crews lowered the final two sections of the wilson grand expire in los angeles. the pieces now make it 1100 feet tall. the highest skyscraper in the western u.s. previous record holder, the u.s. bank tower is also in l.a. but here is how the willshire gram stacks up, about 1r50 feet taller than the salesforce support, it's 250 feet taller than the trans-america pyramid. >>> cold play returns to the south bay. the british rock band came back to levi stadium for a second time this career. you're looking at behind the scenes video poste

. >> there is plenty of frustration, campus says eta is going classroom to classroom, testing each and every student before they let them go. parents still all over this campus, what's causing the frustration is the lack of information as they prepare to stay here all night if they have to. parents at walter johnson junior high school on down. >> teachers say you need to hurry and take the kids to the doctor, is what they're saying. >> after mercury is found on campus, worries about his boy, that has asthma. >> i did talk to him earlier, he was having a panic attack. i told him to find a paper bag instead of offering something to the public, your kids are fine, they'll be out and about in a couple of hours, we're just examining them, checking that, we didn't get any of that. >> clark county sent out a statement, they need to screen each child before leaving. >> instead of examining two got 500 parents who are worried. >> reporter: some say it is the sign of the time. i was told there were three staff from the epa, along with three units, that's why it's taking so long to get this proce

ten-year-old boy may have been used as bait to abduct another boy in georgia, a 6-year-old boy was in marry eta where he approached the boy. the 6-year-old got away. >> he has a bruise on his left arm from the ten-year-old grabbing him. he fought back, and he has a bruise on his right arm. >> an escaped inmate in louisiana made it easy for police to recapture him. shane thomas walked out of a facility wednesday. he went to a car dealership to pose with the mustang and stole it. the police found him soon after, thomas was wearing the shirt he had on in the picture that happened to feature the car lot's logo. >>> an award winning musical made it's way from the stage to the clammer. the school in the broks -- bronx is call hamilton. >> my kids got into presidential history they are little guys. >> reporter: crews rescue large sea creatures stranded through a hurricane. >>> storm sends a moon balloon through industry streets. we've got on jackets today, some suburbs are in the 50s, i'll have the conditions at the airport next. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. i know more about isis t

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this is tracking towards hen eta area, 44 and 4:1515 amherst. now, these showers and storms have a tendency to kind of weaken. we call them pulse showers and storms. they pulse up and essentially rain themselves out. this is what we will be dealing with in the next couple of hours. interactive radar and you can track it with us on the cleveland 19 weather app and we will be 90 at 6:85 at 8:00 and isolated showers and storms tonight. boy, it will be super muggy, real difficult sleeping and very warm this time of year. 87 akron-canton, downtown cleveland 88, the north side of downtown. check out the heat index. some like to call them feels-like temperatures around 100. not as hot as you get inland because of the showers and storms around. very warm and muggy tonight. evening. this is an alert day. another round of storms saturday before the change. i will have an update on this yellow alert tomorrow afternoon risk of storms and a few severe and that will be with the front. mark, romona, back to you. >> 6. that's where cleveland ranks on least attr

. >>> another shake-up from fox eta is out. one of the network's most popular faces for 14 years is not there. new york times reporting a financial disagreement with the was only informed in writing today. such a surprise there because she apparently was under the impression she would be on air tonight. brit hume is taking her time slot starting this evening. >>> a light sentence for a sex assault sparked national outrage. brock turner has added his name and face to the sex registry in ohio. he showed up to sign up this morning. he was given six months in jail for sexual assault of a woman who was unconscious. he only served three months before being released. he must remain a registered sex offender for life. >>> oh, didn't it feel ni this morning? let humidity. dare i say fall is on the way. and another sign the weather is changing, today starbucks famous pumpkin spice latte is back in store, along with the shay, please tell me that we are rid of the humidity. we don't have to worry about it anymore. >> she is shaking her han

there is no eta when they will open up the northbound lanes. we're still shut down here in center city. vine expressway between schuylkill and broad looks like they have started to trickle with some cars coming through. hopefully that is good news as we start our friday. as lauren mentioned in the last break there that nasty accident last night on 422, that caused havoc during the evening rush hour, all lanes are opened, this morning, on the eastbound side and westbound side on 422, out there near collegeville and get ready for that within lane pattern the on the lincoln drive southbound between green and wayne, lauren, back over to you. >>> philadelphia police are looking for this man they say he assaulted a woman as she boarded a septa bus. thirty he lease say man walked up to the 46 year-old woman from behind as she stepped on to the bus at broad and south street. when she turns around, the man ran away. police are calling the incident a indecent assault and they are not sharing any other tea tails. >>> a hit and run in bucks county yesterda

. >> our eta is three hours -- >> pauley: ahead, star trek. still boldly going after 50 years. and -- >> anything that you have on your bucket list -- ? unknowns to winners of the acm awards for top new vocal duo a few years back. what's happened since is story we're calling "with love" here is anthony mason. >> when did you find this place? >> well, i was driving from nashville down this road. and in 1999 i saw a homemade for sale sign. >> this farm in pottsville, tennessee, with his wife joey when their country music career took off, they converted their barn into a concert hall. >> they'd say, ladies and gentlemen, from clear across the parking lot, joey and rory. we'd walk on stage, it was special. it was so good. their album "hymns that are important to us" debuted atop the country chart, joey lost a two-year battle with cancer. she was 40. you had time to prepare for this in a way at the same time nothing prepares you for this. >> i don't know if i expected it to be as heavy as it is. because we had so much time to prepare for i she's that wonderful. ? >> for the past few

. >> can anybody advise eta on the dive team. >> reporter: infrared radio showed parents standing ont. minutes before they accidentally hit a guide wire in had the water causing their boat to flip. the 7-month-old baby shab lot is safe in mom's arms but 2-year-old kennedy is nowhere in sight. >> lucky for them, these three cocoa police department officers got the call. >> coming on. hold on. >> reporter: matthew rush is the first one on the scene. >> first thing comes to your mind is, it's not going to be good. >> reporter: he strips his uniform, jumps from a pier into the water and heads to find the missing baby. he's joined by corporal allen worthy and sergeant michael dilator in the department's boat. >> we're looking, we're not finding anything. finding debris. >> reporter: officers make multiple dives. nearly an hour. >> i'm not expecting an outcome. >> reporter: just when hope begins to fade -- >> i head right up to the boat, i listen for a second and i heard her make a noise. it was more of like a whimper or soft cry. at that point i said she's under the boat. we've got lher.

. >> our eta is three hours -- >> pauley: ahead, star trek. still boldly going after 50 years. and -- >> anything that you have on your bucket list -- >> i want to be a viking. i'm hillary clinton, and i approve this message. michael hayden: if he governs consistent with some of the things he said as a candidate, i would be very frightened. gillian turner: he's been talking about the option of using a nuclear weapon against our western european allies. max boot: this is not somebody who should be handed the nuclear codes. charles krauthammer: you have to ask yourself, do i want a person of that temperament controlling the nuclear codes? and as of now, i'd have to say no. norman: that's a lot of vitamins there, harold. harold: oh, i'm stocking up before kelly ayotte gets her way on medicare. norman: what do you mean? harold: well, she wants to privatize medicare, turn it into a voucher program that'll cost families big time. norman: uhhh... the vitamins? harold: gotta keep my family strong because ayotte also wants to raise the medicare eligibility age. norman: ohhh... i think m

the eta, doesn't think about the people of san francisco. even though we have an office here. the building sick syndrome. that's the same as my building. >> thank you. someone will talk to you. are there any members of the public who haven't had a chance to speak previously? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> madam clerk, will you please read in memoriam? >>clerk: yes, for the late gloria best, juan gabriel, judith lipke, and on behalf of the entire board of supervisors, for the late warren james hinnkle the third. >>supervisor london breed: colleagues, this brings us to the last of our agenda. are there any business to attend to today? >> madam clerk, that concludes the agenda. >>supervisor london breed: we are adjourned. [ meeting is adjourned ] >> >> good morning everyone welcome back to the san francisco board of supervisors budget and finance committee meeting for wednesday, september 7, 2016. my name is mark farrell chairman of this committee joined by supervisor katie tang and supervisor norman yee. i want to thank sfgov tv for covering this meeting as well as th

phone carriers, you have at&t and verizon, and there's likely to be -- once you hit a three-minute etawhich we now have on average across our major cities -- it's similar to three bars of coverage. and then what sets us apart is the experience that we offer our customers by treating our drivers better than any other company, passengers are getting better service. >> our thanks to john zimmer for coming on. this is tough math to me, kayla. i mean, how many human drivers does it take to service the debt on an autonomous car? >> well, there's other math, too. if people are paying for transportation like they're paying for netflix and spotify, does that mean they're only willing to pay 10 bucks a month for that? how do you run a car network on that? there is a lot of figuring out exactly what the consumer demand is and how to price this on a monthly basis, if in fact, that's the direction they're going in. >> plus, there's the fact that china, the government, wants to have drivers employed, so they're more interested in green technologies than driverless technologies, at least for now. >>

. >> our eta is three hours -- >> pauley: ahead, star trek. still boldly going after 50 years.-- >> anything that you have on your bucket list -- >> i want to be a viking. >> pauley: jerry lewis. still getting laughs at 90. narrator: it wasn't that long ago. years of devastating cutbacks to our schools. 30,000 teachers laid off. class sizes increased. art and music programs cut. we can't ever go back. ryan ruelas: so vote yes on proposition 55. reagan duncan: prop 55 prevents 4 billion in new cuts to our schools. letty muÑoz-gonzalez: simply by maintaining the current tax rate on the wealthiest californians. ryan ruelas: no new education cuts, and no new taxes. reagan duncan: vote yes on 55. sarah morgan: to help our children thrive. ♪ >> pauley: "i'll fly away" by joey from rory who rose from unknowns to winners of the acm awards for top new vocal duo a few years back. what's happened since is story we're calling "with love" here is anthony mason. >> when did you find this place? >> well, i was driving from nashville down this road. and in 1999 i saw a homemade for sale sign.

. >> our eta is three hours -- >> pauley: ahead, star trek. still boldly going after 50 years. >> anything that you have on your bucket list -- >> i want to be a viking. >> pauley: jerry lewis. still getting laughs at 90. iso let me tell you what i knowe about senator pat toomey.. my mom was the principal at sandy hook school in newtown. she died that day protecting the young children in her care. when it came time to vote on background checks, pat toomey crossed party lines to do the right thing. that's who he is, and i'm grateful. independence usa pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. ♪ >> pauley: "i'll fly away" by joey from rory who rose from unknowns to winners of the acm awards for top new vocal duo a few years back. what's happened since is story we're calling "with love" here is anthony mason. >> when did you find this place? >> well, i was driving from nashville down this road. and in 1999 i saw a homemade for sale sign. >> rory peek spent 14 years on this farm in pottsville, tennessee, with his wife joey when their country music career took off, they

there's an accident that does not involve eta but a couple of cars from the track.s is impacting the you mountain view line. they have a tow truck clearing the vehicles from the northbound tracks. looks like the trains are getting through on the southbound side. that's why there's a delay in the south bay. other spots thinning out, 84 w. from fremont. two 3712 minutes from 880 two 3712 minutes from 882 101. >>> we'll start things off in the northwest. the rolling clouds you see will be the driver for us on sunday. before distance across the bay area. driving some showers for us into sunday afternoon and evening. the view from now from the bay bridge, skies opening up nicely. does the left over fog. pleasanton still dealing with some fog, but blue trice -- guys trying to make an appearance. consulting the models for the weekend, tomorrow will be kind of the same and we should see skies opened up again and then on sunday, is our opportunity to see the scattered showers with maybe some thunder lingering sunday night. even in some areas for the peninsula and san francis

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the eta, doesn't think about the people of san francisco. even though we have an office here. the building sick syndrome. that's the same as my building. >> thank you. someone will talk to you. are there any members of the public who haven't had a chance to speak previously? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> madam clerk, will you please read in memoriam? >>clerk: yes, for the late gloria best, juan gabriel, judith lipke, and on behalf of the entire board of supervisors, for the late warren james hinnkle the third. >>supervisor london breed: colleagues, this brings us to the last of our agenda. are there any business to attend to today? >> madam clerk, that concludes the agenda. >>supervisor london breed: we are adjourned. [ meeting is adjourned ] >> >> madam clerk i'm going to start. [gavel] good afternoon and welcome to the special meeting of the government audit and oversight committee for today, wednesday september 7. i am the chair of the committee supervisor aaron peskin. joined by member who is replacing member london breed. that would be supervisor john avalos.

it provides safe thivepb terror groups like the colombia farc and the spanish eta. and harbors fugitives from american justice like convicted cop killer joanne chesemard. as we saw in the cases of cuba and north korea, the process in which congress is able to weigh in on whether a nation should or should not be delisted as a state sponsor of terrorism is a broken process and only one of three laws provides a legislative mechanism to stop it. only one. so this bill aims to fix that. extending the amount of time that congress has to review an administration's proposal to delist a country and providing congress with the mechanism under each law to block its removal by enacting a joint resolution of disapproval. it's a simple legislative fix, mr. speaker. that allows congress to fulfill its oversight responsibility, determine whether these countries are still supporting terrorism, and prevent them from being delisted should there not be enough evidence for their removal. congress needs to have the ability that it should always have had. we thought we did. to weigh in on

air products, lindy, united states coast guard, american bureau of shipping, department of defense, eta, u.s. navy, the white house, governor browns office, governor nusems office, port and city of san francisco. about 50 of organizations and over 200 people are involved in the project chblt let me tell you about the vessel briefly. her name is sf breeze. that stands for san francisco bay renewable energy electric vessel with zero eimations. i have to read that, it is a mouth fuel. we are using proven catamaran design. the power is from a electric moting with electricity generated from hydrogen fuel cells. the san francisco breeze has a fuel cell about the size oof a is suitcase. tide hydrogen is from natural gas. we work with libdy air products to source hydrogen using clean source energy such as wind and solar. this will create a zero emissions life cycle from fuel to propeller. not just zero pollutions, but zero pollution throughout the entire system. hydrogen and fuel cells are a proven technology used for over 50 wreers in submarines, power backup, space vehicles. most people are e

the eta, doesn't think about the people of san francisco. even though we have an office here. the building sick syndrome. that's the same as my building. >> thank you. someone will talk to you. are there any members of the public who haven't had a chance to speak previously? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> madam clerk, will you please read in memoriam? >>clerk: yes, for the late gloria best, juan gabriel, judith lipke, and on behalf of the entire board of supervisors, for the late warren james hinnkle the third. >>supervisor london breed: colleagues, this brings us to the last of our agenda. are there any business to attend to today? >> madam clerk, that concludes the agenda. >>supervisor london breed: we are adjourned. [ meeting is adjourned ] >> (clapping) >> are you a parents that's unemployed and struggling to pay child support we have teamed up and positions ourself to offer an opportunity for permanent employment. employment. for more information call [cell phone beeps] hey! so, same time next week? well, of course. announcer: put away a few bucks. feel like a

the eta, doesn't think about the people of san francisco. even though we have an office here. the building sick syndrome. that's the same as my building. >> thank you. someone will talk to you. are there any members of the public who haven't had a chance to speak previously? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> madam clerk, will you please read in memoriam? >>clerk: yes, for the late gloria best, juan gabriel, judith lipke, and on behalf of the entire board of supervisors, for the late warren james hinnkle the third. >>supervisor london breed: colleagues, this brings us to the last of our agenda. are there any business to attend to today? >> madam clerk, that concludes the agenda. >>supervisor london breed: we are adjourned. [ meeting is adjourned ] >> >> thank you everybody for coming to frick academy today and welcome. before we start the rest the speaking program i want to acknowledge elected afilthss with us today. first [inaudible] rob bonta who represents us in the california state legislature. [applause] if you are a oakland council member please stand. [applause]

the eta, doesn't think about the people of san francisco. even though we have an office here. the building sick syndrome. that's the same as my building. >> thank you. someone will talk to you. are there any members of the public who haven't had a chance to speak previously? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> madam clerk, will you please read in memoriam? >>clerk: yes, for the late gloria best, juan gabriel, judith lipke, and on behalf of the entire board of supervisors, for the late warren james hinnkle the third. >>supervisor london breed: colleagues, this brings us to the last of our agenda. are there any business to attend to today? >> madam clerk, that concludes the agenda. >>supervisor london breed: we are adjourned. [ meeting is adjourned ] >>. >> my name is jan an wong a regional paralyzing in the bureau i did not see might have as at management in the beginning which my career i have a master in civil engineering i thought i'll follow a technical career path i scombrie being able to create a comprehensive plan implement and shape it into realty love the champs