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. >> hopes running high sam bradford shines in nearly fla flawless preseason performance. >> he mess aid lot come into this he can always get better. >> this guy can throw the football. >> i think it would be what's the likelihood you have that type of a game. >> cut down day for eagles we'll talk to a local product still keeping nfl dream alive. >> i'm trying to get marter and smarter and play my role. >> it's a grand slam. >> would big bass for. >> that pal is rocketed out to left field. that one is gone. >> plus the philly are pounded that one is gone. >> plus the philly are pounded by leaving . >> this is "action news" sports sunday. >> good evening welcome to "action news" sports sunday alongside brandon graham. i'm ducis rogers. i heard you had a team bonding event. where were you now. >> i was up at kevin hart we got to see him you know it was a good show. >> good show. >> a lot of people should get the dv. >> not as good of a show as you put on last night in green bay jumped to 25-0 lead with packers and win 29-36, saming bradford. we know he has the cools did you know he had

s> at the jersey shore now, two people and a dog escaped their sailboat, look at that, engulfed in fla es. this is what it looked like, as a matter of fact, from the beach in ocean city this morning. the boaters and pet were able to use a dingy to get away from the fire. thinankfully, uninjured, but the coast guard rescued them a short while later. >>> a neighbor hailed a hero for saving a long island family from a raging house fire. this broke out in the middle of the knight in smithtown. news 4 spoke with neighbors who jumped into action. >> reporter: thick clouds of smoke and heavy flames shot through the roof and windows of a family's home here just after 2:00 a.m. >> occupants, three in the house, they were extra kated from the house, i think, by a neighbor, and sussex county police department. >> a birthday celebration to your neighbor's home ruined, it's a terrible thing, but, again, right place at the right time. >> reporter: keith williams, a 23-year-old college student who saw the flames, called 911, and ran towards danger to help. >> they said, oh, my mom's in there. i pulle

this was the scene earlier in the afternoon as fla s tore out of the windows. two people trapped inside. >>uflame s were very human on this side. that's when i decided to -- >> reporter: allen franklin ran to help his neighbor. 's trying to kick the door down on surveillance video captured by his own security camera. >> i knocked on it first, and then i decided it's not working. i kick it in, and i realized that after the door was opened, i realized there was a lot of smoke and flames, and smoke was right there, so i stepped out. >> reporter: he never made it inside. fire officials say it was tough for them to get inside as well. the woman who lives here had surrounded herself wit piles of clutter and debris. firefighters eventually founy two dead in the kitchen. >> the house was end extremely uttered on the first floor where the fire was, hampering thheunites pushing into knock down the fire. >> reporter: they got it under ntrol relatively quickly, but they are looking close; that much fire in the middle of the day is unusual. >> it's something you see later i

he was playing the organ before class when he saw the same fla flash. >> translator: it was followed by a bang, bang. then came a huge blast. i hid behind the organ but all the students by the windows were instantly burned to a crisp. >> i realized i was pinned under the collapsed building. >> translator: after a while i regained consciousness. it was pitch dark and i could hear other students screaming. >> mother help me, help me. >> translator: i managed to dig myself out. >> by the time i came out it was burning. that meant most of the girls who were in the same room were burnt to death alive. of course i didn't know it was a nuclear weapon at that time. >> reporter: three days later on august 9, 1945, the u.s. dropped another nuclear bomb on nagasaki. within a week japan surrendered and world war ii was over. seven decades on, hiroshima has been rebuilt. so has the school. but in the backyard sits a reminder of its dark past. i asked kitagawa what it means to him. >> it honors the hundreds of students and teachers killed in the bomb. there were hundreds of corns and bones here. t

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flas borough 6 -- glassboro 66. 89 boards in atlantic city, 70.m of the screen we have high thin clouds approaching the viewing area from the south. that's the leading edge of a coastal storm developing off the coast of the delmarva. that pulls out to sea but the cloud cover pushes as far north as atlantic city over the next couple of hours it lasts through lunchtime and then they thin out and we'll have clouds and sunshine throughout afternoon. 1:00 p.m., sunshine, 83, 5:00 p.m., 86 degrees, a fantastic saturday. musikfest continues this evening, 8:30, culture club is headliner. mainly clear skies and pleasant temperature of 74. looking ahead tomorrow, fantastic get out and enjoy it. monday we increase the chances of showers and thunderstorms. tuesday there's a possibility of big, big thunderstorms lots of drenching downpours and cloud to ground lightning strikes. we'll focus on that in the seven-day forecast when i see you again in just a little bit. >> new from our delaware newsroom this morning, a man is fighting for his life after being hit b

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from a vote that uld give n jose police the abily to fla drone. >>> fighting crime from the air. we're just hours away from the vote that could give san jose police the ability to fly a drone. >> san jose police may be a step closer to flying that robot over san jose. it's been a controversial idea because police want the drone without telling the public. >> had chuck coppola is live at san jose police. any idea how the vote is going to go? >> we will find out very soon. i don't want to give it away too quickly here. supporters of drones at the top of the list, police are very much anticipating a yes vote, it's the third item on the council's agenda, which means it could come up quickly for a vote if approved, it could allow police to fly a single drone for a one-year pilot program. >> i apolice eye in the sky. a drone with cameras and the ability to hover over a suspect who may be firing at officers or placed a bomb to go off. that's what the city council will consider this afternoon. the vote comes after months of public debate. >> police should be able to use it as a tool in c

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virginia and mike, hello, guys. [ cheers and applause ] >> we live tin fla -- in florida. >> jimmy: in florida. thank you for coming all the way out here. has she always been ugly or did should develop over time? >> she was born that way. >> jimmy: born that way. that's how you found her. you have other ugly animals at home? >> yes. >> jimmy: you do. what do you have? >> two dogs, a cat, an armadillo, a big, a rooster, some tortoises, a horse. >> jimmy: wow. you're running a petco. huh. all right. we want to do something special for quasimodo to make her feel pretty. let's be honest, nobody wants to be the ugliest anything, even a dog. we reached out to celebrity stylist carson kressley and he brought his team of hair, makeup and fashion experts and we gave the world's ugliest dog a full celebrity makeover. >> oh, quasimodo! hello! are you ready for your makeover? what? oh, yeah, she is. i thought so. let's go! first we hit the spa. to get her in the right mood. >> next stop, mani/pedi. we had a whole array of amazing wiggery. you know what they say, blonds get more bones. then we popp

humboldt is actually 75 lightning strikes that are all in the same general area that con fla grated intoge infer know there. and that fire alone i think was burning -- gosh, i don't remember the acreage on that but i think it was around 2,000 acres just from those lightning strikes. so it is really, really hard to keep track of. and the resources are stretched to the limit. but as you mentioned, the air national guard and air farce fo coming in to help. the governor declared a state of emergence on friday and that is crucial in this type of fire fight, the air is the way to go. >> thank you for that live update. >>> a very different story on the east coast of the united states. particularly down in florida. a flood watch is in effect until 9:00 tonight. evacuations due to severe flooding in tampa bay. in newport richie, the flooding has forced people from their homes in three florida counties. less rain is expected today but flood risk remains with multiple swollen rivers and saturated land. >>> coming up a story that has ignited the internet. why this eight-year-old was handcuffed by th

we have chances for showers and thunderstorms, but truthfully, friday looking like the best bet and fla that is certainly a ways away. hour by hour, taking through the the forecast. today, mostly sunny with the chance of showers mainly to the north of the city. note it gets very, very close. so a chance of that happening, and the rest of us, mostly sunny skies. and overnight mostly clear. a very comfortable night. and with humidity levels really starting to increase as we go through the day tomorrow. and so tomorrow, it is mostly sunny. and looking good. and maybe a stray shower again for the north. but we do think tomorrow is an even more dry day than today. and then on monday, a chance again of showers and storms. this is not widespread opportunity for rain by any stretch. they are more pop-up afternoon showers and storms. the beach forecast looks like this. for today, a warm start. mid-80s. southwest winds 5-10. tomorrow, a warm finish. mid to upper 80s. water temperature 68 to 76 degrees. and low risk of rip currents. a nice change of pace to report. the mountain forecast, 20% chanc

it is hard for such a complex environmental thing like the potential loss of a species to flas blamethere's certainly been a great loss of habitat for bees. there are much worse diseases and viruses. there is a the nasty little blood sucking mite that's been preying on bees since the 80s. but what my article explores is that since -- around the year, the early 2000s there have been a new kind of pesticide that have been used. and many people feel like that potentially that pesticide could be what is harming the bees at this level. >> right. and whenever this stuff comes up, pesticides and genetically modified food we're told yeah this works. they have looked into it. it is okay and get used to it. it is happening. i was looking in your article. you say 100 million acres of farmland in the u.s. have these genetic modified pesticides. that revolution is here and yet some people believe it has downsides we haven't realized like this harm to bee. >> and that hundred million acres is actually a very low estimate. it is likely it is far more than that, considering that 89 million acres of

when you have police protecting each other, they're witnessing the flas are brutal and not being fair to the public and they stay silent. why are the good officers not doing everything they can to get the bad officers out of their district and off the police force? >> that is a good comment, ma'am. first the asset forfeiture. we don't use it as a salary or revenue generator. there are federal laws and mandates that we get fundings back from seizures. for that wall of silence, that is so true, there is a culture in police that can be hard to break. i just published a change in policy that says any member of this department sworn or civilian that has any knowledge of misconduct or violation of policy, they have until the end of their shift to turn it in. i'm listening, i'm learning, and then i'm acting. >> from ken in alexandria, virginia. identifies as a police officer. >> caller: good morning, good morning, chief. >> good morning, sir. >> caller: i've been police, i'm a federal agent now. i was police since 1992. i was in camden, new jersey. i was told to walk a beat, and a beat is li

. >> we've got some pretty heavy fla flare-ups. >> a firefighter dies as california's fire continues. >> crazy, crazy conditions. active wildfires across the western states. >> the wing debris found on the beach of a french island from the indian ocean is now in france. >> we were at the stage where we were getting more and more confident. >> america's busiest airspace. >> a drone came within 100 feet of jfk airport. >> there was a drone flying. >> london confirming that some members of the bin laden family were killed in a crash outside london. >>> it crashed into cars. >> a 13-year-old now blamed for the crash caught on camera in new york. >> all that -- ♪ i never promised you rose garden ♪ >> -- and all that matters. 164 skydivers created the biggest skydiving formation ever. >> -- on "cbs this morning: saturday." ♪ >> video featuring a thousand italian fans of the foo fighters has gone viral. >> one of them was dave grohl. he said, see you soon, cesena. >> social meade yachlt it can do anything these days. ♪ captioning funded by cbs >>> and welcome to the weekend. and welcome to a

chamber of commerce, everybody will be out there spreading the word our intent you'll not see a lot of flas flashy billboards but a lot of voices that are making the same case and a lot of social media as well and a lot of awards and recognition and public thanks things that happen so i'll stop there i will i'll be happy to answer any questions as the agenda allows and flip back if you want thank you for your time. >> thank you (clapping.) >> great program. >> would you like to hear luke quick and ask questions of the two or ask questions now. >> maybe if we could hear from luke about the program rubin. >> so i'm luke with sf outreach team won the things i wanted to talk about is how sf clean will be engaging what's our role how we'll participate and the voice to the table to echo rubin's comment about the community and community engagement it is something our department is extremely well-versed and phenomenal in engaging our community in san francisco we want to leverage the experience to bring step up power down to the business community that's our role within step up and power down we'll

hurricane. 80 mile an hour winds come early monday morning as it's approaching the southeast cloth to fla florida. again, further soout and east, from saturday to early next week, keep an eye and ear open for updates. meantime, for us, a sunny die light. a moonlit sky, beautiful. mid-60s in midtown. 50s in the suburbs. wouldn't be surprised if a few folks slip into the -- parts of the catskills and poconos. tomorrow, few more clouds mixing in, in the afternoon tomorrow. still nice with low humidity and a high of 82 degrees. look at the seven-day forecast. we need some rain. we're not going to get any. at least the weekend looks good. humidity climbing over the weekend. more clouds in the mix. upper 80s, around 90 for monday and tuesday of next week. little after 5:15. let's find out about the wednesday commute, lauren. >> lots of roadwork. a live look at the staten island expressway. we're in the eastbound lanes and we have two of them shut down out between richmond avenue and clos slosson avenue. things are slow going already. be out there for a while. leave yourself extra time. let's he

fen know what codified executive order that president president obama put in place we first got here, fla which is supported by the administration including the intelligence community spirit that would make it law. >> that a future president could not, could not. i think that would frankly be the best way forward. i don't anticipate being in a situation to which i would ask to sign off on eit's. >> and by implication you're suggesting you would not. >> yes. >> john, what is your view of? >> the executive order is currently prohibited. it's also i think would be something would go to caroline in the first instance the way we are set up. something the fbi chose not to adopt for fbi agents at the time spent let's talk about cyber. last year at this form you explain the genesis about and the fbi were reorient in itself to tackle the cyberthreat the that was pre-sony. we've had the sony attack. maybe you can when of the system works in that case. >> last year we talked about the fact that we were sitting on an unprecedented scale, and again going back to the mission of our division which is ta

, 14 others hurt after a vintage military jet plunges to the ground and burst nooses into a ball of flang several cars. you can see the dramatic aftermath, multiple cars are on fire. somehow the pilot survived the crash but he's fighting for his life in critical condition. and breaking right now, two planes just collided at an air show in northern switzerland. at least one of those planes crashed. it's not yet known if anyone was killed. >>> two upstate new york police officers are shot in the line of duty. they spotted an armed carjacking suspect and called for backup. the gunman opened fire when they arrived. the officer was hit in both legs, klein in the shoulder. both are considered nonlife threatening injuries. the suspect was shot by police. he later died. >>> divers in helicopters frantically looking for a missing fisherman who fell into a lake in southern california. the 60-year-old was fishing with a friend when he fell in. the friend tried to help him but was also pulled into the lake. he was able to swim to safety, but the other man is still nowhere to be found. authorities s