about this,ething this size, it is so enormous. one of the most popular questions is how did you even get this into the museum? in heret easy, it came on its own wheels, we have a track in the museum so it was pulled here and then pushed into our museum but not without first removing a few pieces. even then it just barely squeezed in. it has been here since 1956. i don't think it's going anywhere. this would have required at least two people in the cap. would be the person who was shoveling the coal into the firebox. with a locomotive of the size there was no way a human being could keep up with the demand. a stoker, it runs from the tender and pushes coal into the firebox. the firemen was still there but he was checking the fire and gauges more than doing the physical labor of shoveling the cold. -- the coal. 60 of these locomotives were built, built just in time for world war ii. it's called not just war material onto the coast but transporting troops even know it was designed for freight. they were entirely out of date within 15

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eth >>> now at 11:00, a deadly bay area cliff fall. tonight the tragedy at these beachside bluffs. good evening. i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm ken bastida. it happened late this afternoon in san francisco. kpix 5 betty yu was there. >> this is the hang gliding viewing area. there's a barrier for safety. authorities tell us this young woman was standing on the cliff you see behind me in the distance when she took that fall. san francisco fire says the woman fell 300 feet to her death. by the time rescuers arrived, they were unable to save her. chopper 5 captured emergency responders down below this afternoon. it happened shortly after a 911 call came in around 4:30. >> looks critical. >> cliffs anywhere are going to be dangerous. that's why your san francisco fire department puts out search and rescue warnings as we did today as well. if you're going to be in the area, you need to stay away from the cliffs. >> this is the second one in a few months. we had another young female fall, mid to late june. so sad. >> investigators don't yet know what caused her to fall. so far no one was rep

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but eth wear, no matter where are on the whom contest don't let the leb sy of the stars come in and effect your vote. vote for the person that is going to help meak new jersey more affordable. all right. thanks for bringing us to the home tonight. >> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 11. >>> we start tonight with dramatic video. a massive brawl in the middle of all of it a 16-year-old girl is stabbed. ton night neighbors are calling for police to step up patrols. thanks for joining us tonight at 11. i'm iain page. >>> those neighbors say chaos like this is becoming all too normal and they want it to stop. our brad sattin joins us live at the hospital. brad, how is the girl doing tonight? >> reporter: iain, we're at einstein hospital. she remains in critical condition according to police after she was stabbed in the side. police are saying at this point no one has been arrested in this case following after school violence that neighbors say is happening way too often. >> a neighbor cell phone video shows what many are saying a become a common occurrence large figh

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in the 1930s, ething dodge donated works of art tore fill the office building in memory of her son. work of august row din. they didn't have actual proof till a curator started digging further. >> they said if you want to take a look, you're welcome to see if there's something worth researching. > mallory looked at this bust and she was feeling along the base trying to figure out what the provenance of marble bust was. her fingers ran across something chiselled. >> that something chiselled was row din's signature. an expert from paris authenticated it. the bust is now on public viewing and will be loaned to the philadelphia museum of art for the 100th anniversary of row din's death. >> still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, the blue angel widow with flying feet in the race of her life in the name of love. >> i'm spencer christian. this week off to a hot start with a >>> back now with one widow's salute to the marine she lost, rising to her feet in the name of love. >> tom llamas has our story tonight. >> reporter: at the marine corps marathon today, wives of the blue angels butting off

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we would not be surprised to see 370 by the time we get to ethe end of winter.n when pipelines will be we don't see much of the way in incremental pipeline coming into the market until late in 2018. we think we're in a relatively tight position until then. demand picking up whether it's gas going by pipe to mexico or lng which a year from now should be seeing 100% increase in lng exports. the market is waiting for the pipeline take away capacity to bring it down. we don't think that will be until the end of 2018. >> we appreciate you ed morris of city. we're back right after this on halftime i just saved thousands on my loan at lendingtree.com. in less than a minute, i found out how much home i can afford. i like how you shop for loans the same way you shop for flights online. i didn't realize at lendingtree you can save money on almost any sort of loan. i consolidated my credit card debt with a personal loan. i found a new credit card with 0% interest for 15 months. you just shop, compare, and save. and it's all free. go to lendingtree right now and start savin

. >>> ports say facebook will manually reviewing political ads, based on politics, religion,eth anythingtyues. they will vet ads to higher standard than they say current automated up load processing facebook has done under all kinds of scrutiny over its role spreading viral fake news during the presidential election. >>> unilever apologizing for a dove ad, many found racially insensitive. do we have copy of this ad? here we go. three second videos posted on facebook shows, an african-american women removing a brown t-shirt to reveal a white woman underneath. i mean, is this kind of a a bizarre thing to look at. i don't know how that one got through all a the advertising team members. nobody seemed to notice this. nobody noticed exactly what they mean? people do not like it. unilever pulled ad after all the complaints, posted a apology. that it missed a mark representing women of color. >>> president trump outlining demands in exchange for extending daca protections for "dreamers," being brought here at children. overmauling the green card system, crack down on unaccompanied minors epterrin

ethe beginning of last week, we highlighted the "new york times" reported, the state of the art hospitalship that's docked in puerto rico has the capacity to be seeing hundreds of patients simultaneously, with 800 staff on board eager and willing to help. at the time we reported that, at the beginning of last week that hospitalship was seeing seven patients. then it inched up to eight patients. now more than a week later, there is still less than 40 people, even though they've got hundreds of beds. so a slight improvement, but even all this time later, still, hundreds of beds. hundreds of state of the art hospital beds, with state of the art highly trained medical person fell ready to take care of people, not being utilized. who ill that ship is docked if puerto rico and while conditions in hospitals on puerto rico are being described by doctors as quote post-apocalyptic. well, what's happened in puerto rico now 27 days on is not about a lack of resources, it's not about a lack of desire on the part of the american people or first responders to help. it is a failed effort in terms of who is

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that relentless pursuit of something that's -- i mean, it's hard for the people that live with you,ethd to live with. >> rose: exactly. no, it's a competitiveness, too. >> it is. >> rose: it really is. but i think that laird was really born with it because there are stories about him when he was very little, three and a half where he would sneak out from his nap time, climb out the window, down the tree and straight out into the ocean to pipeline with some of the biggest surf in the world at the time and the lifeguards would call his mother and say, he's out in the surf again, and she would say, no, he's sleeping in his bed. it happened so many times that they tied him down with a brick, and tied a rope to the end of the brick and just pull him in by the rope. >> they devised an anchoring technique because napping wasn't working. >> rose: we have all this footage. i want to show this here. sam george, former editor of the surfer magazine, talk about you and the crew and how you changed big wave surfing. here it is. >> the thing was, they were still riding the bay almost exactly as they

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eth not just some nihilistic policy.re is a vision, more than one would expect. >> woodruff: you're saying there's a governing philosophy? >> david just did the impossible, he detected a coherent policy in donald trump. donald trump never explained that. he has never gone before the american people or the congress of the united states and say this is why i'm doing it. david, i give him great credit, the power of perception, david has found in donald trump what donald trump -- >> i am the trump whisperer. you are it! >> woodruff: pre-k o still a lot of conversation, david, over the last few days about whether the president is singling out puerto rico. there are polls done asking people whether they think the government has done enough for puerto rico compared to what the government's done for texas after hurricane harvey, for florida after hurricane irma, and we're showing the numbers. done enough # 36, not done enough 55%. the message coming through based on several tweets and comments by the president is basically, you

--ething -- why is he began he being given to monday to admit something we all know that happened?i was reviewing the text of the speech he gave in parliament. just a few moments before i came on. the language is unclear. he says you have a mandate for independence and this is what has to be done today. using the future tense and then goes on to say he is suspending the process in the moment. thread a patho between the spanish day and the hard-core supporters on the street. and trying to use this constructive ambiguity but forajoy, he is saying -- but for saying you need to be clear. on monday we will find out one way or another which way this will go. guy: there is a hard-line element which he is going to do with domestically, locally. declaration of independence there will be thoughts about whether he continues in the current role. the government will take a hard line with him as well. is there a future path for charles puigdemont himself? >> the way he can stay in the game is by calling regional elections. if he does that he sits sets up -- he sets up a legal process and it give

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we can smell it even here in eth studio in san franciscfrancisco >> i smelled it when i powoke u peopleuld stay inside as much as possible. if they have air conditioning turn it on with the windows closed. that's the way to avoid breathing in the emission. if you have to go outside, again, if you have a preexisting respiratory condition or cardiac condition you should wear a fine particulate respirator. and exercising increases your minute ventilation, how much you breathe in. and you tend to breathe in through your mouth when you exercise. heavy exercise should be avoided, as well. >> here in the studio we have some face masks we have been showing throughout the morning. what if you don't have one available near you or in your home? is there any way to protect yourself or any make shift thing that you can do at home? >> not really. you really need a fine particulate mask for it to have any benefit. the amount of smoke in the air at least where i am in north berkeley isn't that bad. i actually don't think that it would be too harmful for most people to be out walking. where the smoke is

if i wassed ethe editor -- as w guy, do you think that's a good headline. >> i would say warsh in the lead >> that's different than the predictive markets and -- >> let's say there's four people in the running and they each get 25%. >> race too close to call, you're saying? >> they talk three here. one got 28, one 22, they're really that good at the difference between 28 and 22 just shooting -- just speculating -- i just think it's -- >> headlines are often -- >> stupid. >> right and made to fit a small space. >> if i was just scanning and i read that, then i went somewhere for lunch, i would say warsh is likely the pick. >> you can't just read headlines. >> but it's not really the story. >> we run headlines all day. i won't throw stones >> ours are much more -- >> nuanced >> we have numbers and stuff here then again it is all economics i talk about the economics >> ours is jerome powell seen as the favorite >> there you go 48 is better if there's four people running and they're in the mid 20s, there's not a favorite >> there you go. >> president trump suspected to sign an executive o

eth right there. we're at the point of the cycle where if you are fix it aed on the investor, you have to start worrying about some increase in inflation. they're talking about 6% inflation. i'm just talking about going from 2% to 3%. >> especially for fixed income >> puerto rico, that's a whole different story, joe >> you reward yourself with those glasses? how old are those? >> these glasses >> they new? >> no. >> straight across these aren't -- >> i like these better >> these are probably six months old already, but -- >> i like -- >> when is the ras tilast tomim were on? sporting new spectacles? >> spending some of the $5 billion under management you are going to get some new glasses. >> always got too stay current >> rich, thank you not how your money will last through retirement. we make it easier to plan for retirement with day one target date funds from prudential. look forward to your 401k plan. you know what's difficult? adulting... hi, guys. i'm back. time to slay! no,i have a long time gir