expo latinoshow 2015 represents latinos from all over the world. the event comes to new york city later this week for two days of fashion, music, beauty, health, entertainment, lifestyle. to talk about this event and more, cesar florez and oscar caballero from the latino show magazine, which heads up this event. welcome to you both. congratulations. number 5? >> number 5. >> yes. manhattan? manhattan, yes. >> why the big move? 'cause the show got so big, you needed more room. >> because it's always been the goal and the vision to actually be here at the center of new york, bring a multicultural audience everything that is latino and bridge that gap. >> we'll tell people where it is and when it is in just a few minutes, but the goal, the hope of this show is what? >> to bring, actually, light to many designers from america, other countries and just get exposed and actually connect with the public, and also even just anyone that's interested in fashion, the music of latin america. >> yes. and is it a networking opportunity, therefore? >> yes, it is n

. >> feeding the planet, energy for life is the theme of this year's milan expo. italy has the own renowned traditions but japanese chefs are proving they know a thing or two about good taste. nhk world reports. >> reporter: food is the central at the expo of the japanese pavilion. it's a place to experience the food culture recognized on the list. chefs are among those cooking for the event. located right next to kyoto. it has a global reputation. the chefs wanted to show us their cooking is just as good so they needed to come up with dishes that would suit the palate of the pair goers. they are enjoying a surge in popularity in europe. the chefs chose to exhibit pinto made with vegetables. here is one of the arrangements they prepared. for sushi, they substituted bell pepper for a more common ingredient, tuna. and for rolls, they do a traditional vegetable. to accent the similar dish, a jelly-like substance made of vegetable root. the leader of the project runs a restaurant of his own. >> translator: we want to show the world how japanese cooking is expressed. >

and you're talking about the just between friends consignment expo.t want you to keep this between friends, we want to hear about it. >> happyhappen to share about i, it is a semi-annual children's maternity consignment sale happening now at the greater philadelphia expo center in oaks. we feature, actually have, over 300,000 items, so everything from clothing, toys, books, games, i brought to share with you the weather starting to change little bit, so thinking about fall, halloween. so. >> so let's talk about halloween costumes. >> to up 09%. so i guess -- >> so we brought just some examples, little dorothy costume, $5 for the costume, you can pick up matching shoes, red slippers, another $5. also, a pirate costume for little girls with all of the accessories, take a look at that, and we literally have racks and racks of costumes. so -- >> how much did you say? >> pirate costume, $15, dorothy costume including shoes would be ten. >> $10? because normally i mean parent they spends a lot of monday. >> i a loft monday. >> i trying to get your child all

risk when you look at the firefighter studies that have compared nighermen exposed to 9/11 and not expos exposed -- those that were not. we're just scratching the surface for cancers to develop. cause and effect down the line. it will take time. they'll have to be sick people toe be sick people to screen these cancers and identify them early. higher incident cancers. dr. flores, thank you for joining us. and people who lived and worked nearby and never consented to place themselves in harm's way. we talk to a first responder who may be paying the price long term for the work he did in those days. >>> welcome back. the danger in the dust is our focus on this 9/11 anniversary. we found in the years after the september 11th attacks just how dangerous the by-products of the attack could be, the fires, smoke, debris, and the risks involved in long term exposure. david howly is a retired new york city police officer who responded to the attacks and the building collapse and he's been plagued by several different cancers in the years since. how long afterward did you start to feel badly? >> tha

was crowded, the debate was long, but it was all in all a useful tour of the political landscape, an expoituation of what the candidates believe the republican primary voters are interested in and what they want in the next president. g.o.p. debate night two, it's the inside story. ♪

leading the walk from the plaza all the way to at&t park, the coach will do it at 11:30 is when the expoo'clock, they should be in. ending at at&t park at 73 degrees. look how calm the bay water is from the the from the emeryvill. it is warming today and bringing us record highs especially on sunday with the winds from the northeast, we pull in some of the smoke from the valley fires so it will be hazier this weekend as we head to next week, autumn begins with the cooling trend. winds are light and variable but half moon bay are at 12 miles per hour and they will be more uniform to the weekend. a few clouds along the coast with a short shelf life gone in an hour or to along with the clouds that are rolling through the golden point. we will see what it does to the temperatures? upper 70s to low 80s through the south bay and san jose at 81 and zest nation santa cruz is 80 and mid-to-upper 80s morgan hill and gilroy and up the peninsula we have the low 80s and then upper 60s along the coast, today, with low-to-mid 70s in downtown and south san francisco and sausalito, and upper 70s to mid-8

. >> this monitors ex expo -- exposure over time. >> reporter: they use a substance to soak up what isriver. he says the epa's method of taking a sample from the surface doesn't capture what is flowing through the san juan. >> reporter: 99.9% of people i have met from the epa are great people that want to do the right thing, and they will tell you it is those above that tell them to look the other way. >> reporter: the epa denied our request for an interview. and says they will release their tests. meanwhile farmers like these continue to watch their crops die as the canals dry up. >> if you love your land, you'll do anything for it, and protect it. and that's where me and my husband are. we want to protect our land, because we want to grow food. we want to have the organic food. we don't want to go to the store and have to buy, you know, whatever over there. >>> several people are still missing as two major wildfires burn through northern california. firefighters recovered two more bodies wednesday after a few daysover cooler weather, temperatures are rising again in northern californ

was crowded, the debate was long, but it was all in all a useful tour of the political landscape, an expoituation of what the candidates believe the republican primary voters are interested in and what they want in the next president. g.o.p. debate night two, it's the inside story. ♪ >> welcome to "inside story," i'm ray suarez. sometimes not paying close attention to the details helps you out. in the midst of last night's g.o.p. presidential debate, i looked up at the clock and realized that nearly two and a half hours had gone by in a blink. now that it's over, did it accomplish any of the goals the campaigns might have set out for it. do you have a better idea what the candidates are for and against, what the really will do if they ever become president. whether they are cool, engaged, distant or easily rattled. david shuster watched from beginning to end just in case you were not among the more than 20 million people who tuned in. >> reporter: at the region library, the candidates mentioned the former president more than a dozen times. >> i think i actually flew on this plane with ron

. >>> from anime to video games and manga comics to colorful kimono, a japanese pop culture expo in jakarta has young people flocking through the doors. the anime festival asia kicked off friday in the indonesian capital. more than 130 major japanese toymakers and other firms are taking part. visitors shopped for character goods from popular anime series and video games. japanese singers got into action with anime theme songs. >> translator: ever since i visited japan, i've been in love with the pop culture. i especially love the anime. >> translator: pokemon is great. i love it. my children are huge fans as well. >> it is an opportunity for japanese exports. that is why even the government is trying to look cool. it has set up its own booth. visitors here can try on traditional ukata cotton kimono featuring print designs inspired by native indonesian batiks. >> translator: indonesia has a large population and a developing economy. the country is very important in our plans to push the cool japan initiative through asia. >> organizers say they are expecting 60,000 visitors at the three-day

. >> the second video is from the pole expo in las vegas where he performed and the guy is good. >> it's all about interpretation. >> and he does have a patent pending on this chair pole design. from that creation to this one. because if you're a redneck and you're out at this lake or kwaurry and you don't have a diving board, make your own. just back up the truck, but a board on it, secure it. >> this is why i bought a pickup truck. you can do anything with it. >> this little girl gets on the board and jumps. and it looks like it worked. so they planned this stunt properly. >>> if you're tired of sales reps coming to your door, we may have the solution for you. >> that is brilliant! >> an ad that will make you think twice before knocking. >> that makes somebody pee their pants. >>> plus get your ipad mini out and get ready to play. oh wait. you don't have one. exactly why you should e to win. the thursday buzzword is coming up next. now at chili's, new smoked chicken burritos are just $8.99 and filled with fresh mex flavors. ♪ ...to cook healthy meals... yet up to 90% fall short in gett

the annual league of california cities conference and expo is later today at the san jose convention center, encouraging more women to take part in local politics. it's to improve statistics of women cisit sitting on city cou across california. >>> coming up, 70,000 barrels of crude oil a day. that's what would roll through one bay area city if a proposed rail plant goes through. why some people are saying not in my neighborhood. >>> we want to check in with carry because there's green on that radar. >> what is that? >> we've been watching tropical moisture streaming in, plus the clouds the past couple days but haven't seen much rain with it. this morning it looks like we could get some rain, especially for the south bay and the east bay as well, parts of the east bay. now it's 60 degrees as you step out the door, get the day started, maybe grab the um brehm la in case you need it later this afternoon. our high today will be 75 degrees in san jose. you see the clouds and raindrops in the area. could see a little bit of that wet weather today, belvedere up to 65 degrees. union city 70

by this time next year the fairgrounds near syracuse will have a new expo center able to near round. the midway will grow to be the biggest in the country at 16 acres and to make room for all of this, the familiar grandstand and track will be removed. >>> it's 4:39. you are never more than 7 minutes away from weather and traffic. amy freeze is in for bill with the accuweather forecast. >> right now we are start wearing clear skies, 75 degrees. we are expecting patchy fog, haziness in the atmosphere when the sun comes up. repeat of what we had yesterday. hot and humid conditions right through the afternoon. heat wave is official. we had three consecutive days and likely we will get that this afternoon. 75 currently. lows in the low 60s to the northern counties but around the boroughs, we didn't fall below 75 degrees. it was muggy overnight. we are waking up that way this morning. on satellite and radar, not worried about storms until thursday night. until then, 80s by 11:00. mid-90s through the early afternoon. 90s is the forecast high. by the time we get to sunset, mid-80s. i will ha

he appeared at expo 15 event in milan put on by the world food program. he told the crowd that there is already enough food but there is "the lack of will" to distribute the food. this event is organized by agriculture leaders from ireland and italy. >>> in news for your health, new research that finds more siblings are passing whooping cough to newborns than any other family member. government data finds immediate family members infect newborns with pertussis around 2/3 of the time. 35% of the time the disease comes from sibling. 20% from the mother, 10% from dad. health officials say boosting vaccination rates during pregnancy should be a top priority. american academy of pediatrics is reminding parents that all parents 6 months and older should be vaccinated. there's two types of injections that protect against the multiple strains of the flu and a nasal mist approved for healthy patients over the age of 2 years old. >> they say it's more effective than the shot. >> good news there. >> absolutely. >>> 4:57 now. teens found a new use for e-cigarettes. n

in canada and move 350 jobs north of the border, citing the failure of congress to reauthorize the expo export-import bank. does that pressure congress at all or someone. >> i think it does. members of congress, our politicians, politicians pay attention to announcements about jobs, particularly in their communities. but in this case the export-import bank is caught up in this conservative firestorm up on capitol hill. conservatives don't like the export-import bank. they think it's crony capitalism, it exists just to benefit a couple of big companies and it's about picking winners and losers in the economy and not about real free market economics. so they want to shut it down and keep it shut down. and so this announcement may not have the effect that ge thinks it's going to have. >> interesting to say the least. eamon, thanks as always. eamon javers in washington. meantime, in new york donald trump outlined his tax plan, and it would lower taxes for millions of americans. john harwood has the details. >> create high growth in this country -- >> reporter: first it was jeb bush proposin

and next saturday, october 3rd, in the bronx, the latino college expo comes to hostos community college. this is a must-go-to event for all students and parents needing help with financial aid, questions about scholarships, college access. there are seminars for the students and parents, and the seminars are in english and spanish. hostos, located at 500 grand concourse -- again, that's in the bronx. much^simas gracias. we thank you for spending part of your sunday with us. if you missed any part of our show, don't worry. you can watch it again or watch it for the first time at abc7ny.com on the web, your tablet, or even your smartphone. that wraps up this edition of "tiempo." we thank you for watching. i'm joe torres. we will see you next time. have a good week. >> "here and now," the program

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many the 9th annual get up and get moving health expo in queens promotes hispanic family nutrition for better health and wellness. in the heart of brooklyn, the 40th annual flatbush frolic has anew pizza eating contest, crafts, and incredible rides for the kids. >> in harlem, the community leaders and bands are showcased a the 46th annual african day of maxx your thing at t.j.maxx with better brands, at prices that work for you. make each day a little better. shop t.j.maxx... and maxx life! peaches, pumpkin seeds, and cherries i say to the bowl are you trying to temp me? the bowl says "come on down to the land of plenti." yoplait plenti, with oats, flax, and pumpkin seeds. greek yogurt, packed full of goodness. >>> welcome back. it appears garth brooks doesn't just have friends in low places. he also has friends in corn maizes two wisconsin farmers wanted to show their undying love for brooks, and they creating an 11-acre corn maize featuring the singer and it got so much attention, brooks saw it and he invited them to be his personal guests in milwaukee. unfortunately they can't take

things in l.a., it's going to take another year or year and a half because the "the times" did an expoe showing the classifications in some cases weren't 100%. now the classifications are better, even nationally people are more in tune to that. so we'll see. so, a lot of our uptick may have been through reclassification. i think that's one issue. >> could i please comment on that? one of the things that shocked me when i was writing my book, and really pointing out all the good things that beck was doing with the community policing, et cetera, how he had done everything right in the first years, was that this occurred -- what occurred was due to an incredibly fine investigation by "the los angeles times." i don't know how many of you remember that. but what "the los angeles times" found out that was doing 2013, the l.a.p.d. had miss-classified 1200 violent felonies. the kind of crimes we fear the most. getting mugged and beaten up, man beating a woman almost to death. who he is living with, et cetera. they weremy miss-classified as misdemeanors and that made it appear that crime was goi

david cohen threw a perfect game that day against the expos the bronx. his museum will continue to northern him and the mental rice of number 8 will live on for this pin striped legend. yogi berra indeed a true yankee. >> that was rob powers reporting. what a legacy he leaves behind. the yankees will wear number 8 on their leaves at the game and the mets tweeted r.i.p. yogi berra. former met mike piazza is very sad to hear of the passing of my deepest prayers to the family. great player. dave winfield said say it airport so. he was a good man. my former manager and friend rest in peace yogi. >>> right now on our web site, abc7ny, we have a slide show of yogi berra through the years. read more about his life and legacy. at 12:30, anthony johnson will be live at yogi berra museum. >> what a guy. my favorite was i never answer anonymous letters. >> so many of them. that's a good one. >> i posted it -- anyway, new at noon, smoke has been filling the sky over kennedy airport. what sparked the fiery scene. >> backlash against the ceo for dramatically hiking th

point of view into the expo markets but also spending money on promotion. >> that was adam bedford therefrom the british farmers union giving us more detail, what they're expecting, what they're asking to be done at the european level, and the meeting of european agriculture ministers has been going on during the day in prossels, and the farmers will be keen to hear what sort of responses the prime ministers have to their response. >> thank you very much. one leader has emerged from the first round of guatemala's presidential election, actor and comedian jimmy morales will make it through the second round. but it's not clear who will join him. we have reports from guatemala city. >> there is some clarity on the guatemalan turbulent landscape, but not much. >> he'll fight the second round on october 25th against the those who lost the 2012 election. or the former first lady sandra torres. the people have chosen, but have they chosen wisely? >> we will choose wiser than the last election. >> the man they elected as their last president, president molina, resigned last week and reappears on

this will be the first expo that hiring our heroes has held since 2012. more than 500 veterans have preregistered for that event. it keked off at 8:30 and runs until 1:00 this afternoon. >> in just 60 seconds, why now may be your chance to buy a new car and why you might want to think abo >>> labor day weekend may be a good time to get a good car. the best deals on remaining 2015 model as auto makers try to clear them out for the new 2016. you could get discounts of up to $4,000 on the toyota prius and honda civic. hulu is offering subscribers an app streaming application. the move will put hulu, which is owned by nbc universal, fox and disney, on a more even playing field with amazon and netflix, which don't run ads. it costs $7.99 but requires users to sit through commercials. i'm landon doughty, your business report. >>> your storm team 4 forecast. >> we have another hot day outside. it is already well up into the 80s across most of the metro area. 86 in washington and fairfax and manassas and leesburg. not really any place that's going to catch much o

how do we get germans spending rather than europe relying on expos and a week currency to get their growthhery: does china represent the same kind of systemic risk we saw back in the financial crisis or is this a different matter? it is more akin to an asian crisis than a global financial crisis in the sense that we are seeing a slowdown in growth, we are seeing some repatriation of capital out of the emerging economies back to the advanced economies. that pressure reveals any structural weaknesses in the economy, whether that is related to government policy or the corporate sector. we are getting hints of that. that is more like the asia crisis. this is a big financial bubble or you could argue that they have put a lot of debt in in the last five years or you could emerging corporate's are going to come under some pressure. the reality is that this is not a global financial crisis. this is more of an asian crisis. it doesn't mean to diminish it the crisis point will be in the emerging markets and not globally. there is a lot of structural problems. there is not a crisis point there, i do

. >> reporter: the federally funded trade expo draws in law enforce. agencies across the country, al jazeera visited after the unrest in ferguson, and since then a parade of high-profile officer-related shootings increased public concern over the militarization of police. >> this is an armoured vehicle from the city's police department. it's an example of what is making some people uncomfortable with a perception that there's a militarization of law enforcement. people here say that the trade show is not just about guns and weapons, but about providing product to first responders and product for natural disasters. >> granted it is the world's largest tactical exercise. we encompass medical, fire and bomb squads and search and rescue. so all the disciplines are here. >> reporter: indeed, the other half of urban shield is the exercises. in in training scenario terrorists attacked a hospital. a swat team comes in for the rescue. the threat local police point to to justify military-grade assets. people are concerned. should they be concerned is there a per

that san jose would actually be hosting wizard world, part of north america's pop culture touring expogamers, anime, and more. all weekend you get a chance to meet and greet artists, inkers, even folks from the world of pro wrestling. he wrestled in a kilt, perhaps he would have liked this weekend for the cal donian club, the 150th annual weekend of scottish games, a celebration of scottish heritage highland dancing, piping and drumming. in fact their curtain razr concert is tonight, to raise the curtain on the event. the kilts, though, stay down. fingers crossed. >>> from plaid to plumage, for the monthly san francisco bike party, this is a totally different event in critical mass, a themed event on wheels, and a secret route. this time "put a bird on it" insired from "portlandia." even though this is a three-day weekend for many, it's bound to fly by. so enjoy it. >>> a a lot of people at burning man have been dealing with bugs, and now dust devils. they're forced to seek shelter as powerful winds whipped through yesterday. this isn't the end of it. more dust will be whipped up this

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if you think you've got what it takes, a firefighter expo in livermore can help you get started.ommerce way. everyone is welcome. women and transitioning military personnel in particular are urged to apply. >>> the mayor of sacramento symbolically chose yesterday, september 11th, to honor the three men who stopped a terrorist attack in france last month. all three men grew up in the sacramento area and they considered local heroes. >> hundreds of people on the parade route, some standing on downtown roof top buildings to catch a glimpse of a sacramento hometown hero. >> we are just excited to be here to celebrate what is good about america and these young boys. >> patriotism was on full display to proudly receive the three men who helped thwart a terrorist attack on a paris-bound train last month. >> it's a proud thing to have these men from our area do something so magnificent. it's a worldly thing. it's wonderful. >> this mom and daughter duo came with a homemade sign. >> welcome home and we are grateful to them doing what they did. they made america proud. >> the parade featur

. >>> the health expo in queens wellness. in brooklyn, the flatbush frolic with a pizza eating contest, craft fair, live local music, and incredible rides for the kids. >> in harlem, dignitaries, community leaders, and bands are showcased at african american day parade, the celebration of the achievement of the people of african gnatarios, >>> and welcome back, everybody. pope francis is celebrating mass right now in havana's revolution plaza. there he is. this is just the beginning of a very busy day for the pope. his plans include a private meeting with raul castro and fidel castro. he did play a pivotal role in the renewed relations with the u.s. and cuba. thursday night. world. >> that's impressive. >>> a 9-year-old boy in minnesota spent his birthday giving gifts instead of getting gifts. ethan flint said he wanted cash from his family this year, but it doesn't from him. he collected the money and presented a hand made check to the local police department to help pay for bullet proof vests from k-9 officers, and he was i

we explain why >>> the federally funded trade expo draws in law enforcement from across the country. the military supports it. al jazeera visited in the wake of unrest. since then a parade of high profile shootings released concern over the militarization of police. >> this is an armoured vehicle from the city's police department. an champ of what is making some uncomfortable, a perception that there's a militarization of law enforcement. people will say that the trade show is not just about guns and weapons, but providing products to first responders, and natural disasters. >> it is the world's largest tactical exercise. encompassing medical fire and bog squads. indeed, the other exercises. in this train scenario terrorists attacked the hospital. a squad team comes in to the rescue, the threat that local police point to to justify military grade assets. >> people are concern pd. should they be concerned. is there a perception or misconception of militarization of police. >> of course there is. in fact, that's a sad reality. it's a shame that it has come to this. the fact of the matt

this will be the first nats expo. hiring our heroes has held it since 2012. more than 500 veterans have preregistered for the event and it kicks off a 8:30 this morning. >>> another embarrassment for the redskins today. general manager's wife is apologizing for a tweet she sent. it was about espn reporter and former news4 sports reporter diana row seeny. at first they denied she sent the tweet and now she says she did. she put out a statement, saying i deeply apologize for the disparaging remarks about the espn reporter on my personal twitter account and my comments in no way reflect the opinions or attitudes of the organization, and i regret that my behavior has in any way negatively impacted the team and the loyal fan base. espn stands by their reporter and was disappointed by what happened. >>> five soccer can players from a small private university in washington state are suspended this morning after a picture was posted online of the women dressed in black face. one of the students posted this picture on instagram and twitter. the group was dressed up as

to expos them to something they might not ever been exposed to. >> reporter: the mural has psmg radioay painted on it. gary set up the radio station for neighborhood kids who produce and host program. but someone called the city to complain about the mural and gary says worker. they said they have to remove it. the city spokesperson tells fox 29 there was no application for a permit to put up the mural. >> i'm mad because i feel like it's not bothering anybody. it doesn't have guns. it doesn't have -- nothing to do with violence so why should it be tooken down. >> iman me cunning had a many at the station manager. all of them 16 years old. >> the talented trio even though they can still do their radio show without the mural it's what identifies them. >> fox 29, everybody knows that. that logo. so that get tooken down it takes away from our bran. >> everything because it's like open new doors for me. >> reporter: gary says he's willing to remove it but says the kids aren't giving up that easily. >> you heard from the kids, not me. you know what i'm saying. i'm still going -- i understa

the expo runs from to 10:00 to 1 to is he fire center testing center on commerce way.one is welcome but women and transitioning military personnel in particular are urged to apply. >>> yesterday was chosen to honor the three men who stopped a terroristic attack in france last month. all three men grew up in sacramento and they are considered local heroes. there was a parade held in their honor. [cheers and applause] >> hundreds of people lined the parade route on capital mall. some even standing on downtown rooftop buildings, all to catch the glimpse of a sacramento hometown hero. >> we are just excited to be here to celebrate what is good about america and these young boys. >> patriotism was on display to proudly receive the three men who helped thwart a terror attack on a paris-browned train last month. >> it's proud to have these people from our area to do something so magnificent and it's a worldly thing, it's wonderful. >> this mom and daughter duo came with their homemade signs. it says welcome home and we are grateful to them doing what they did and they made am

by this time next year, the fairground in syracuse, new york will have a new expo center able to host concerts and trade shows year-round. the midway will grow to be the biggest in the country at 16 acres. and to make room for all of this, the familiar grandstand and track will be removed. >>> time to check the accuweather forecast. >> let's check in with amy freeze outside in for bill with your accuweather forecast. >> it's muggy, you guys. it's sticky and uncomfortable to start already on the temperature map and we got low cloud cover, reduced visibility in some spots. here on the upper west side, you can see the blue sky overhead. not so in other locations. we are looking at that as we start off this morning and how it might affect the temperatures. i don't think it slows us down too much. officially the second heat wave of the season. here we go on our way with temperatures in the mid-70s again. beautiful look from brooklyn to lower manhattan. pressure on the rise. humidity 73%. dew points expected to be low to mid-60s and that will keep us warm as we go throughout the afternoon.

this will be the first nats expo that hiring our heroes had held since 2012. more than 500 veterans have preregistered for the event. the job fair starts at 1:00 p.m. >>> just into the live desk, an update on the migrant crisis. molette green has a look. >>> and thousands do it every day. you hop on the metro train with a baby in tow, but would you expect someone to snatch a kid out of the stroller? a woman accused of doing that and why she hasn't been charged. >>> it is comfortable out there right now. but with the recent heat wave, but won't be this way for long. chuck is back with your hour by hou >>> now at 5:30, we have learned that guatemala's president has resigned. we're working to gather the latest on why and we'll bring you that in a minute. >>> we're keeping a close eye on storm team 4 radar for rain, but when will it hit? chuck is keeping an eye on that. >>> but first, i'm molette green at the live desk. still no trains moving towards europe even though police ended their blockcade in hungary. hundreds of migrants at the train station, going nowher

. >>> firefighting is a rewarding profession and if you think you have what it takes, the expo todayan help you get started. it's at the testing center on commerce way at 10:00 today. anyone is welcome, but women and military personnel in particular are urged to apply. >>> they chose yesterday, september 11th, to honor the three men who stopped a terroristic attack in france last month. all three men grew up in sacramento and they are considered local heroes. there was a parade held in their honor. [cheers and applause] >> hundreds of people lined the parade route on capital mound. some even standing on downtown rooftop buildings, all to catch the glimpse of a sacramento hometown hero. >> we are just excited to be here to celebrate what is good about america and these young boys. >> patriotism was on display to proudly receive the three men who helped thwart a paris attack on a paris-browned train last month. >> it's proud to have these people from our area to do something so mig any of sent and it's a worldly thing, it's wonderful. >> this mom and daughter duo came with their homema

is live from the best place in the world to get the pulse of the casino industry, the global gaming expovegas. hey, jane. >> reporter: hi. i'm actually just down the strip at the tropicana. speaking of carl icahn, he owns penn national that owns the tropicana. but that is still empty. we're going to talk about two companies with two different stocks so far. in the one corner where i am right now, tropicana owned by penn national which bought it out of bankruptcy for only $360 million. but why? it has been fine being on the strip. the stock is up double-digits. but the ceo said they need the property for the 3 million loyalty members that come to investigati -- vegas and stay at the competition. >> through the rewards program, i know the power of feeding las vegas with customers coming here any way. so we think can he can take the property and take advantage of the data base and improve the earnings significantly. >> now willmott said they were thinking about pursuing asia or maybe vietnam or japan and boy he is glad he didn't do that. and mgm ceo called it is ugly but thinks macau will t

sergeant charged with indecent exposure san mateo county says he has a texture of your screen the expos themselves to a woman in redwood city and the said the woman was walking when a man drove up to her and started to touch of self inappropriately she began to take photographs of him the ball much of the picture of the car's license plate that was registered to the sergeant the supplies is now promising to move ahead quickly with by the cameras for jail guards the south a supervisor's order unanimously to appoint a blue- ribbon commission. >>catherine heenan: the focus shifted. >>pam moore: the offer of the $250,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction for fiber vandalism and alameda county the spokesman says that the most recent incident happened monday night in the the more the service was not restored until this morning. >>grant lodes: despite a steady rain which is good news for firefighters and the firefight the bad news for so many people who are out here camping there tarps or tensed a lot of cards have been donated it more tarps are needed you're looking to dona

. >>> there's a military hiring expo today at nats park. the nationals are teaming up with u.s. chamber foundation to host more than 75 employers. they all have job openings for veterans and military spouses. it runs from 10:00 this morning till 1:00 this afternoon. everyone who registers walks away with tickets to the military appreciation game against the atlanta braves. >>> coming up, lifeguards wearing the small go pro cameras, they are capturing video of just dramatic rescues. >> wait till you see this. >> plus, this morning's new developments in europe's migrant crisis. that's straight ahead. >> and metro officials will be meeting today to discuss what went wrong and how they can keep it from happening again last month when a train went off the tracks. i'll have a preview coming up. >> reporter: you'll want to check twitter this morning. a trending topic hashtag takebackhu. students airing the school's dirty laundry. find out why coming up. >> the heat wave continues for another day but it's a short lived heat wave. we're going to see 80s return tomorrow. take a look at yo

during the early 1990s these expos are gathering places for the fast-growing militia and patriot movementsis subculture mcveigh finally finds an outlet for his growing rage. >> i mean, you could find an amazing amount of literature on insurgency, on forming militias, on building weapons. they are amazingly anti-government. >> one of my favorite bumper sticker when you've heard the one that says when guns are out lawed, only out law wills have guns. a new one says when guns are out lawed, i'll become an out law and it was at that point i would live outside the law. >> he believed our government would come into people's homes and take their guns away and this scared the hell out of tim mcveigh. >> that mentality is what you see from gun show to gun show to gun show. get your weapons now, stockpile them now. for tim mcveigh, this probably seems like the next war is about to be waged. >> at least four federal agents and one colt member dead and 14thers wounded in the gun battle. >> on february 28th, 1 993 outside of waco believe the spark is ignited. >> you point guns in the direction of my wi

when the washington nationals were still the montreal expos, and they said the team could be to washingtonsummit had to buy the team. there were about four or five bidders. one of the bidders was a group of businessmen that included jeffrey thompson and eric holder. so i asked air colder, at the time the attorney general the united states, did you have any other businesses with jeffrey thompson you could tell us? it to them two weeks, but they old me "no." brian: i want to put up a map so people can get an understanding of what this looks like. between baltimore and northern virginia there about 9.5 minute people. tom: there are 6 million people in the washington, d.c., area itself. up to the side of district of columbia is a county called prince george's county, maryland. what can you tell us about jack jackson who was the former ?xecutive of the county tom: jack johnson -- a lot of --he built himself up, he ran and become the county executive. he got caught up, there were about four or five people, we say, how long did the investigation go on? federal investigators were looking at prince

the annual league of california's civics conference and expo begins at the san jose convention centerain panel is encouraging more women to take part in local politics. the panel will include statistics on women serving in city councils in california and also resources available for women thinking about running for office. 2,000 elected city officials from more than 400 different cities are expected to attend. >>> the bay area housing crisis is hitting pretty much everywhere. tonight another big city tries to tackle the problem. oakland city council members will hold a session to address affordable housing and owner evictions. supporters say family in some cases are being kicked out of their home illegally under fake owner move-in schemes. in a lot of cases tenants are powerless to fight back and given no relocation help. to it in's hearing is 6:00 at city hall. >>> a unique homeless assistance program housed in prime san francisco real estate is moving its address. the group north beach citizens will open a new headquarters on kearny street near broadway. the old headquarters was loc

the global gaming expo is kicking off in las vegas today, and it's an industry that's still trying towhat to do with mill enwrals. our jane wells has more on that. good morning, jane. >> hey, carl. yeah. they don't like to play slot, so the industry admits it's throwing everything against the wall to see what sticks, including maybe a slot machine that plays like a video game. this is a new game from g2. it cost bz $20,000 to buy one. it's a concept called skill-based gaming, just to prove to nevada that up until now slots had to be games of chance, but now they can be a combination of chance and skill. it's almost two bets going on at once. like a video game. another idea, interblock is coming up with new ways of playing reulet and craps with stadium seating and individual consoles. one millenial craze, daily fantasy sports leagues, like draft kings or fan dual, currently not considered regulated like gambling. >> but you think it's gambling, right? >> of course, it's gambling. it is utterly in my opinion gambling. do i think it's wrong? no. >> the concern we have right now is many r