she has a flair for the dramatic. >> then mitchell.ant him to have a helmet on in case dad loses his footing. >> you've got dad instincts. no matter if you fall over. you hold the child and take the hit. >> get ready because it's ipad mini give away time. >> we've given so many away. you need the buzz word, be at least 18 years old and a legal u.s. resident. >> head over to rightthisminute.com and click on the win ipad button. >> you could enter on facebook, twitter or both and do each every day. >> ready to reveal tuesday's buzz word? >> i am ready. >> it is torch. beberoroccccaaaaaaaaaaaaa! >> giving a whiff has people miffed. and phphysysicicalal e enenergrgy . prprououd d spspononsosor r ofo. >> the prankster is going to get punched one day. he nearly did in this prank. watch what he is doing. he is doing this. she is walking up to strangers. sniffing them. nobody likes it. especially them. >> you stop. >> he goes back at him. >> get back, man. >> back, white boy. >> he pulls out a can of crazy. i'm going to do a windmill. >> that'

. >> she learns the choreography and she adds her own flair to the move. >> the very beginning you did hear her saying this is round seven of chemotherapy. it was her sister diagnosed with ovaria cancer. it sounds like she's been doing a video for every round of chemo. >> kick cancer's ass today. i love you. i admire you. >> the hardest thing is keeping your spirit up. it had more than 50,000 shares, more than 1.7 million views. and that's just at the beginning. >> never underestimate the power of the dougie. >> we have jennifer via skype from pennsylvania. welcome to the show, jennifer. >> those are some serious moves you got, woman. >> in my head, i'm justin timberlake backup dancers. >> tell me where the dancing for your sister came from. >> she was going into surgery when they diagnosed her for ovarian cancer. i put on dance music. she loves to dance. i made a video and sent it to her. it makes her life. >> the dougie video has blown up. >> i'm getting requested from random people. when i reached 1,000, i thought i'm not that popular. it freak immediate out. >> tell me about your h

something went wrong and one unit started flairing. noise could be heard for miles. >> it was really weird. a sound i never heard before. >> i thought it might have been someone's stereo going bad or alarms. you just never know. >> there were no air quality violations from the flair. tesoro tells us it's invest good faithing what happened and will try to quote minimize impacts in the future. >>> a stunning discovery at a bay area rental home. hundreds of pot plants growing inside. >> we feel very bad. very bad. very sad. >> reporter: coming up next we talk to the heartbroken homeowners plus why police say they're not sure if charges will be filed. >> plus a south bay home goes up in flames with a beloved pet inside. the quick action made to save a little dog. >>> new information tonight about a major drug discovery inside a north bay home. tonight a ktvu camera went inside to see just what a landlord found inside today. the conditions inside the home prompted a hazmat situation. amber lee is now in vallejo after getting access to that

tempers flaired as a man who said he was killins brother resisted to answer questions. seven men were convicted on federal conspiracy charges in 1967, killens federal trial ended in a hung jury. >> it's a relief because it's like closing the circle. you know if something was left undone, unresolved. >> reporter: some say killins inindictment is a victory but just the beginning. >> anyone who's involveded in this, if they're still alive we would like to see them indicted and back in court. >> reporter: but the district attorney says additional inindictments in this case are unlikely unless new evidence surfaces. still this action may live what some call a 40-year-old dark cloud over this community. >> if it has an effect of doing some healing i'm all for it. >> there's people in this community who say we can't let this go. >> reporter: the 80-year-old broke both of his legs while chop wood at his home. when it did get under way. he attended in a wheelchair. we were in the courtroom when cheney's mother took the stand. >> this is my son. >> reporter: this mother of slain

some british style and italian flair.any concept cars may not actually at the road. >> these manufacturers are always putting april in the water just to see -- a pearl in the water to see what the market reaction is. >> some co. if you want to check out what is around the next bend, go to the paris motor show. >> let's move onto today's other business stories. the u.k. financial watchdog will investigate the scandal at tesco. last week, the supermarket chain saw 3.8 billion euros wiped out of its value after announcing it had overstated its first-half profits by more than $300 million. the company is carrying out its own inquiry. and the first class-action lawsuit here in france. leading the action against fonts via --foncia for failure to charge rent. >> and microsoft is going back to its new version of windows. >> the start button is back. this is windows 10. it is skipping a g because the last one was called windows eight. lack of a start button was a complaint from many users. this is all part of an effort by microsof

the flair for drama that invests the nightwatch with so much energy carries over into rembrandt's more intimate work. his portraits go far beyond the rendering of facial features. in the eyes of rembrandt's subjects, we read personal and private history and psychological nuance. rembrandt made this self-portrait at the age of 23. it is rembrandt's steady deep, probing gaze that penetrating look to something beyond the surface, that distinguishes what many consider his greatest work, that monument of self-scrutiny his self-portraits. in about 40 paintings, 20 engravings, and 10 drawings, rembrandt offers us himself, an individual. this extended act of self-portraiture was unprecedented in western art. it may be instructive to look once more on velazquez' great meditation on art. the painter confronts us with a challenging stare daring us to contemplate the nature of perceived reality. the highly structured social and political framework is part and parcel of the meaning of the painting. rembrandt also portrays himself confronting the viewer and in relation to his cra but rembrandt is en

of how vital the american government and the rest of the world thinks it is for kobane >> clashes flair between the kurdish fighters and the islamic state group, dropping supplies from planes. >> last night, the planes dropped weaponry and food and medicine los to the city of kobane. and this is the first time that they have dropped help inside of kobane and also to the fighters. >> on monday, turkey's government announced that it's also helping the army known as the peshmerga by allowing fighters access to its borders. >> iraq's kurdish regional government announced that it's in cooperation with turkey and the u.s. by aiding kobane. actually, we're helping them by entering kobane to give support. >> it could be a sign that the attitudes are shifting with the turkish government. fighters within the government known as the pkk have long been anchored by a terrorist organization. meanwhile, in baghdad, more than 20 people were killed and 50 were wounded in three separate bomb attacks in the city's three shiite majority neighborhoods. >> when people gathered at the next blast site, another

a drone bearing an albanian banner flown over surgeonan flairs over the qualifying match between the balkan rifles. a serbian player grabs the banner, albanian players rush to protect it. the match abandoned the players brawling while supporters invaded the pitch. european football governing body uefa has opened disciplinary against the teams and official called it regretful but was not taking sides. >> you've all seen what happened, and i cannot comment on who is to blame. i report that together with my colleagues and bring it to uefa, and uefa will decide on what will happen further. thank you very much. >> there is no love lost between these two nationalities who have been at war on and off the pitch. serbian fans leaving the stadium on the streets of belgrade, and albanian supporters in kosovo's capitol. >> probably the consequences of the war in kosovo here has led to this situation today. what do they need to ask there in kosovo? i believe that the route cause of this and it is not going to end well. >> they show themselves who they are, a criminal nation. this is a football ma

peace keepers as violence flairs again. >> it's early days of for the peace keepers, but they like to be aggressive and in you use the language, proactive, in holding the responsibility to protect civilians. >> reporter: but the international peace keepers face another challenge. money. many states have failed to pay the 3 and a half billion dollars to the peace-keeping funds. the u.n. said that it's going to make more serious efforts to pay more attention to the countries paying manpower and peace keepers. >> the willingness to provide troops and equipment to get out these operations. so the u.n., troop costs. the outstanding payment at the end of 2012, meaning last year, was $520 million, arizona of now, 795. >> reporter: the international funds to keep it running is not just because of non-payment by states. but political issues are also at bay. but it's not much for those out there representing nags. more than 70 personnel have died this year. these men were killed in mali for trying to maintain peace. they were laid to rest on tuesday, and thousands of their colleagues are still

washington wizards open their preseason last night against the chicago bulls and already tempers are flairing. this is from the first quarter. while the refs are looking at the play, noah comes over and starts poking noah in the face. the benches would clear. this is preseason and the wizards won 85-81. some serious attitudes going into the season. we like it. a reminder to vote in our latest high school game of the week poll. 25543. of course, you'll have still thursday night to vote. all right. 9:07 your time. 6:07 your time. wa>shington nationals begin competing for game four. let's see if they can even it up and bring it home. start singing your natitude. that will do it here in san francisco. back to you. >> we believe that the nats are going to come home and do it right. >> we believe. >> thank you, kristen. >> all right. so final quick check. >> showers on the way, maybe a rumble of thunder. we'll talk about that coming up at 7:00. >> and that's all for 9news at 6:00. the cbs evening news, which is next. >> we're back in 30 minutes for your only local news at 7:00. and check out wusa9.

this year is a year we've seen a real flair up around the country surrounding the interactions between police and community members, citizens and one of the ideas that could help to alleviate tensions between police and civilians has been addressing potential discrepancies and points of view with body mounted cameras on police officers. if police officers in ferguson, missouri had a body mounted camera it probably would have avoided the incident that went on with mike brown's life in ferguson. we also had a recent incident that's been high profile in san francisco surrounding the death of alex nieto at the hands of police officers and i think if there was a way that that incident could have been recorded with objective camera work it could have alleviated the questions out there between community and police. so i had called this hearing so we could explore what's out there in terms of policy, what approaches the police department is taking in bringing in body mounted cameras. there is a pilot bram. program. i want to thank the public defender who's here as well. he's done a lot of work

you see it flaired up a little bit. still a tropical storm watch for the big island of hawaii.they haven't made it increased to warnings because the path has shifted a little further to the west. right now, thomas, heavy rain stillible still possible on the islands, flash flooding, no problems with wind or waves. i think that it looks like hawaii, the forecast is looking better. bermuda will get crushed today. that's regardless, we know that's happening. things are improved here in hawaii. >> the track changed. at what point did the update come in? >> about 45 minutes ago we -- a little -- it is improving. >> improving, all right, bill. thanks so much. i'm sure we'll talk again about what is going to happen with bermuda today. >> yes. >>> coming up, in washington today, chris matthews and chuck todd will join the conversation. and bill clinton back on the campaign trail. why he's comparing himself to an old race horse getting slapped in the rear. when we come back here, we'll huddle around the water cooler -- he did, yeah, in the rear. when we come back here, that's not my phon

crews are still there on scene making sure no hot spots flair up. monique braxton is arriving on the scene shortly and we'll hear from her at 4:30 on how many people were displaced by this fire. >>> eight minutes after 4:00 now and, again, the clock is ticking towards a possible strike by septa. the main transit workers union could make a decision today on whether workers will walk off the job and that strike, they say, could happen as early as monday. both sides will return to the bargaining table today at noon, trying to avoid a walkout. septa and leaders of transport workers union 234 met again yesterday, but, once again, could not come to an agreement. if those workers go on strike, it means it will halt buses, trolleys and subway trains in the city of philadelphia and, listen to this, a ripple effect here. nbc 10 spoke with the vice president of another union that represents unions that operate in delaware county and parts of montgomery county. they, too, are negotiating with septa and his members have also authorized a strike. so, it's possibl

salvador perez with a flair to right field.ants in the fifth after they had runners on base. baumgartner two consecutive strike outs to end the top of the fifth. then the bottom of the fifth, and josh could have broken it open here. hunter pence with a deep fly ball to right field. look at the catch by lorenzo the snap that one. that could have made it a 4-0

maybe flair with '70s on sunday. given to 71 degree territory sunday itself. >> it begins at 4:36 p.m.. it ends at 5:43 p.m.. here are our model for tests. we're socked in here. the cameras around the area showing in overcast already developing. there will be in the area very soon. last night the sunset before 6:00 for the first time this season. for the first time in seven months. decompressing days are starting to affect our sunset times. tonight the sunset will set at 5:58 p.m.. does not said that early since march 8th. we are starting to realize that we are going deeply into the cool season. >> 58 at midway. 55 at o'hare airport. we have a good stiff southerly wind blowing the mild air in here. 2.41. that is low. relative humidity is not high and 59%. these are what they're buweather bug lows >> pretty cool. these are all the low temperatures around the metro area. outhere is the fox valley. by the way there was frost on the ground. the melted away as the sun came up. >> the clouds are on the way. so are the mild

expansion is on the menu, with an italian flair.tom line," continues in just a second. ♪ >> welcome back. think of chipotle, and you think of tacos and guacamole. yet, the fast casual chain has been a slowly expanding its food with integrity, fast casual model to other types of food. investors are eating it up. carol massar's sampled some of chipotle's latest offerings. and didn't bring any. >> [laughter] i will next time. first, they expanded into southeast asian food. they did that with chophouse. now, they move into pizza. it involved a secret collaboration with two very well-known boulder-based restauranteurs. this week, they opened up their second location 16 months after opening the first one. start with a crisp, high-fiber crust made from freshly milled fiber -- flower. top with fresh to me to sauce and fresh mozzarella, and bake for two minutes at 1000 degrees. this is chipotle's take on pizza. >> i would say we are doing very well. it is growing faster than chipotle did in the early days. founder -- to pull a chipotle found

he was the editor who's flair took his paper to the pinnacle. >>> we'll take you deep inside rebel territoryn ukraine and hear what some factory workers think about living in the self-proclaimed republic. >>> aaron is back to look at the top ten countries to live in. >> it appears it's more common for people to move a broad. u.n. says 215 million are living outside their home countries. stay tuned. we have the global survey for the best places as a worker to live and to earn. hello. thanks for joining us. the legend editor of the washington post ben bradlee has died at 92 years old. through an e the record their career, the water gate scandal got him to the top of his trade. bradlee gave supporters free range to uncover the scandal that led to president nixon's resignation and rewrote the job description of a political journalist. ben bradlee spoke to the hard talk program in 2006 about the water gate scandal. my colleague stephen sackur asked him why he decided to. >> i do know it's write. if you write 100 stories and you're not wrong, you're right. >> because your gut was telling you sm. >

he says officers will pounce if such behaviors flair up again. >> this is a been there done that now. we'll go to whatever, wherever clouds present themselves. >> reporter: the baseball crowd won't be the only one on the civic center lawn. the jam rock band fish plays the bell graham auditorium tonight and the next two nights with a fan base that following them all over the country. a fan group more about tie die than die-hard. >> everybody is smiling and having a good time. >> reporter: some fans are trying to mesh both worlds. >> it's awesome that they're going to show the game here. while we wait for the show to start tomorrow. you know, you can't beat it. >> reporter: in known trouble spots the city will be proactive picking up trash early so cans aren't torched and swapping electric muni buses for gas so they're not easy targets. the fish concert though will get out after 11:00, long after the game is presumably over. reporting live in san francisco, debora villalon, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the giants players got an enthusiastic send off today. that's hunter pence getting ready

trouble flaired with when a message was caught by a serbian player.ualifier was suspended many the 41st minute. clashes involving players and fans broke out on the stadium pitch. there's a history of these relations since the declaration of independence in 2008. >>> elections are taking place for a new president in parliament. in the capital, voters have formed in lines outside polling stations. it's the most contested election since it gained independence in 1975. 11 million people have registered to vote. bbc's emmanuel is at a polling station at the capital where those elections are underway. >> reporter: this is a polling station in the capital. it is a long line. people have been coming here since early morning to participate in the presidential and parliament elections. i talked to one person who's been here since early morning. how do you feel participating in these elections? >> yes. i'm so happy because this is a time for us and all people to come and vote and then give a confidence for this process. it is important. >> reporter: what are the

he had a flair for it and in 1882, at the age of 18, he moved to paris to study painting. was a move that would change the direction of his art and his life. paris in the 1880s was becoming the modern city. baron haussmann's legacy, the great boulevards that define modern paris had sliced through the heart of the city, displacing anyone in the way. the poor and the working class moved out of the city's center. many went to montmartre. annexed by paris in 1860, the hilly, warren-like neighborhood of narrow streets climbed to the top of a butte on the city's northern edge. montmartre clung to the vestiges of its agricultural past. hillside vineyards produced wine for its cafés. its windmills still turned in lautrec's day, a favorite subject of artists including vincent van gogh who also painted the view of paris from his window in 1886. cheap rents had attracted young artists for years-- edgar degas and auguste renoir rented studios there, livingnd working cheo jowl with the poor and working classes. in the early 1880s, paris was still recovering from the impact of the frenc

things flair up and vanish and they are forgotten as quickly.i'm still here. >> we are happy to hear that. it has been a brutal firestorm. the bigger debate is this. is this just a few bad apples or pull back a curtain on a bigger culture of me soj me in? >> it's complicated. we are currently at a time that is very exciting. i gravitated to this and found my calling in making games here. we are at a point where it's easier than it ever has been for anyone to make a game. the game tools have started to be more and more accessible and free and open source stuff is happening. that's amazing. what you are starting to see is a lot of people entering the industry that are not from a traditional background and making new and interesting things. you don't need a computer science degree or part of hundreds of people to make a game about something. in my case i had to make most of my games in three-people teams and i can make whatever i want since i don't have a boss and stockholders. now that we are starting to see so many people entering and more divers

i think incorrectly its associated with more flair and the core.ny way the style of work that you do is a reaction to that, or is it informed by what some folks may think of as traditional latin design? >> i try to avoid stereotypes, and i think people have preconceived notions that things -- all things of latin should be read and ruffled and ornate. i love that stuff. i grew up around that stuff. i think it's part of the culture, but not necessarily part of my design a static or the things that i like to focus on. i am very into a clean line and the design of things. >> you famously designed carolyn beset's wedding dress, michelle obama's dress for election night in 2008. you exist at this intersection of culture and politics, in a way. of course fashion. i wonder what you think about that and whether this is just sort of happening, or if you saw this out at all. >> you can plan your career, and things happen as follows. things can be really wonderful. to be able to make carolyn's wedding dress, she was someone who i loved very much. she was a ver

. >>> tensions are flairing in missouri following another deadly police involved shooting. >> the protest erupted after an off duty officer killed an 18-year-old black man just 20 miles from where michael brown was killed by an officer. he was on patrol for a private security company when he countered four men, they took off and he went in pursuit. hours later a large crowd started demonstrating, kicking police cars and they are investigating the shooting and whether the officer's actions were justified. >>> the health of a spanish nurse battling ebola is deteriorating this noon. the nurse's assistant is the first to catch the disease outside of the zone. the first person diagnosed into the u.s. thomas duncan, died of ebola. and now a woman is being tested for ebola, she was in the country trying to treat people with the virus. >>> back here five airports step up their response to ebola and a cleaning crew at la guardia airport has gone on strike. they say they don't have the proper equipment to clean planes properly. >> we are posting updates to 6abc.com and can you learn more about the

stones stun grenades and tier gas, there's been violence here for months but it flaired up on thursdayer police shot dead a palestinian man. they accused him of trying to kill a far right jewish activist the right before. his sister described what happened. they then broke glass on him. >> since then tensions have run high. >> there's a major security presence across most neighborhoods in occupied east jerusalem, and many people here are concerned as the protest continue to grow, the situation can spiral out of control. >> police took the rare step of shutting the compound, the decision was made after far right activists of the rabbi. who was born in the u.s., had led a campaign for jewish people to be allowed to pray at the mosque compound which is the third holiest site in islam, and the holiest place in use dayism. they vehemently opposed such a move. >> we condemn and refuse the israeli escalation in jerusalem, over the holy shrines. we will take all legal measures to hold israel accountable, and to stop these repeated attacks. because the continuation of israeli aggression and dan

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and i think that point was really driven home as a way of countering the flair-up in the press really of this issue of pistorius having paid them monthly ever since the incident took place. >> it was a real insight into the steenkamps and how they've really suffered since reeva's death. one that that really stood out after yesterday's proceeding, the judge telling prosecutor, she is not available next week or for many weeks after that. what does that suggest about how close we are or or not to an actual sentence? >> reporter: well, it is interesting that she said that at the end of his lengthy cross examinations. you would have expected certainly at certain points that she could have that, this is a waste of the court's time. it was only once he had wrapped up cross examining these witnesses that she said how many more witnesses are you going to bring? he said three or four. and she said, you know, i hope that this whole process is going to be short because i don't have much time left. i think what we should be aware of is that the defense attorney, the defense advocate, harry, has a

a flair up of tensions further east today. sdmoerth south korea trading fire after the north shot south korean propaganda balloons down. this as north korea leader appears to be missing. a no show today at ceremonies marking a national holiday. he has not appeared in believe it since early september raising questions about whether he remains in power. the stability of the region could hang in the balance. >> this becomes a serious competition they could break out, possibly to a civil war. >> kim jung unappeared to have a limp and no word if it's related to his absence. the nobel peace prize goes to malala. she continues to fight for a young woman's right to an education. something she spoke about yesterday. >> a girl is not supposed to be the slave. a girl has the power to go forward in her life. shooey is not only a mother and not only a sister and a wife. but a girl has the -- she should have an identity and should be recognized and as equal rights as a boy. >> at just 17 she is the youngest person to win the prize since it

the racial flair up comes two months after the national june heavily caused by the fie tal police shooting of unarmed police shooting michael brown in nearby ferguson. thousands of people are expected this weekend in what is being called a weekend of resistance. msnbc amanda is live in clayton, missouri. good morning, amanda. >> good morning. before we get to this week's protests. what is going on right now in st. louis? some are calling for the justice department to get involved? >> yes, the justice department already has an investigation into the ferguson police department's policing practice and separate probe into michael brown's shooting. last night st. louis mayor, francis slay, is calling for a transparent investigation into this latest shooting. and asking for the department of justice to get involved. now the shooting sparked a new round of protests. what we saw last night was peaceful peaceful vigils giving away to sporadic violence. there's reports of protesters of lightening an american flag on fire. it wasn't until about 30 minutes after the events that the police started gett

few did it better than ben bradley, and nobody did it with more flair or style than he did.pioned a pair of young reporters, bob woodward and carl bernstein, who reported the watergate scandal and brought the american president. ben bradley died of natural causes, he was 93. carl bernstein joins us now, i'm so sorry for your loss. i mean, the career of ben bradlee, spanning so far, what was he like to work for? >> he was the most galvanizing, remarkable figure to work with and for. and you know, those are kinds of cliches that people use, except this was really the case, he was sui generis, there was a kind of physicality the way he presided over the news room, all about getting the story. but his life was really about the truth. there has never been anybody that i have known in this profession that -- it just had an absolute standard about the truth. and he would dress you down pretty well if he thought that in any way you had not done -- a bradlee interrogation was quite something to go through. but -- >> you also can't overstate the professional risks that he took along w

leave it to katy perry to add a little flair to espn's "college gameday."d things up as she tends to do getting a little crazy even throwing corn dogs at one point and loving that hot pink fuzzy football jersey. she also talked about the possibility of performing at the super bowl. >> i would be honored, of course, but i have let them know that i'm not the type of girl that would pay to play the super bowl, so -- >> there you go. >> the ball is in their field. >> there you go. >> i understand that, katy perry. >> she's using all the right metaphors. >> sort of. >> see what happens and for admitting she's never attended a college game, her predictions were spot on correctly picking seven out of nine games. i feel like that's those animal predictions. >> better than vegas. >> where the groundhog picks everyone. >> who knows. maybe she's a super football -- >> i know you're a huge fan. >> a sorcerer coming from the super football fan. >> you love her. your teenage dream. >> rightfully so. >>> carrie underwood is proving she's just one of the girls and experien

get control of a fire there, and hours later, they're still there making sure that that fire doesn't flairgain. >>> gun training turns deadly at a gun range in montgomery county. this morning, family and friends mourn the loss of a 26-year-old pennsylvania state trooper. >>> and we start off with clouds, but some sun is on the way and we'll get your forecast hour by hour, and of course, neighborhood by neighborhood. good morning and welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm vai sikahema. >> and i'm tracy davidson at 6:30. let's check with meteorologist bill henley with his first alert forecast. bill? >> good morning, tracy. we have some clouds in the area, but not much in the way of rainfall. scattered showers overnight have been fizzling over the last couple hours. still plenty of clouds, though. that's a cloudy view from center city. as far as rain is concerned, just a spot or two on the radar screen. right now in berks county and into the allentown area, a bit of rainfall. you can see it is dry in philadelphia. that was a more impressive shower that's just to the southeast of kutztown earlier

in fact is is that low compressed marlene flair. >> reporter: we're looking at images by noontime '70sy media waters if. '70s and '80s and '90s it is not as uniform as we see last week. we as 78 in san francisco mcphee. his seven day round of a forecast. some nice release their what does not last very long as we head into the coming weekend. a little bit of something for everybody. keep those fans pictures coming in >> reporter: tracking a few hot spots that the because of earlier recurring problems. there was an accident that is was backed up the right here on the bayshore freeway ride around the 92 interchange. it is bad stuff still as death of. it is already back of the ride through the corridor. from 238 down to 237 where started to pick up slowly from all along all one and the guadalupe parkway. the 85 right coming out of the allman bally. out of the marquardt amaze december sale bridge has been slow for nearly an hour. the gold in a bridge is still easy. the trip on highway 580 coming through richmond the heading toward the toll plaza for the richmond center fell bridge. >> repor

to the game, the tight end fighting into the end zone for the 2-yard touchdown and does the rick flair nature boy dance. here it is. he goes in, you'll see him stand up and do a dance. there it is. 7-0 chiefs. but the 49'ers would mount a strong drive of their own in the second quarter, colin kaepernick capping off a 93- yard drive with this 9-yard touchdown pass to stevie johnson. the final 22-17, not bad for the 49'ers getting another win in the column. happening today though san francisco giants, that's one everybody can going to talk about, one win from advancing, game three today at at&t park, first pitch at 2:07, baumgardner on the mound. game five will be played at thursday if it gets that far. >>> during the playoffs, the ferry announcing service for the game. here is something for you, providing direct at&t park service today and tuesday from vallejo and alameda and jack lemmon square, today the service will include departures from vallejo at noon, oakland at 12:50, purchase tickets in advance. send in fan pictures, get the orange and black going. e-mail photos to us. we'll sh

you can say he's taken steve jobs' flair one step further. it is a public company.i always find it funny. public companies are supposed to have a lot of disclosure. if he's got a great thing going, he can get the stock going. didn't he tell us the stock is too expensive? >> yes. >> he should have said, listen, i've got something amazing. don't buy the stock. then he would consistent with himself. >> right. he told phil lebeau. >> this is going to be the most amazing thing ever. don't buy the stock. a call/sell strategy. because of the hype i generate. >> 5% move on a single letter. what are people thinking this is? they are thinking it's a new model. >> that's the way the world works. a tweet with a letter, stock goes up. >> carl icahn should tweet he likes the car and therefore, is excited about perhaps being involved with tesla. >> he could say i'm focused on the "o." >> is twitter the method of d dissemination of choice now? i am concerned myself. twitter, charitable trust position, i think the monetization is going at pace. i think what could happen, you had tha

. >>> coming up, tempers flair, once again, in missouri.lice officer shoots and kills an unarmed man there. plus ahead, what the protesters are demanding. the fbi is not a fan of apple's new iphone, why the agency ...we need to break up. is it the biting? cuz i can stop? no! i love you and your show. it's cable. customers are more satisfied with u-verse. switch and we can stay together forever. forever? ow. i'm not gonna lie to you. it's also the biting. break up with cable. choose u-verse tv from $19 a month for 2 years. now, more and more americans are discovering that shredding galbani mozzarella yourself inspires moments that are simply better. mmm, galbani (sfx: kiss). italy's favorite cheese brand. 0001>>> a developing story. protests tonight in ferguson, missouri. lots more arrests. protesters are calling this moral monday, they continue to protest the august 9th shooting death of an unarmed teenager, michael brown by a white police officer. today's large rally included religious leaders and people who say they simply do not want bro

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. >> but you still had a flair to it. >> yeah, that's the thing. you have to take the person into consideration when designed for them. for me, it was more about showing her inner beauty in the outer,i i guess, way. >> oh, my -- >> tony -- do you have pink boa on you? >> i do. they changed it. >> everybody that's wearing the boas here. because that's -- that's your calling card now. >> my kids actually asked me for it. can you bring the boa home. i was like, no. >> i'm making a t-shirt-f, to the dot, dot, dot, the boa. >> thanks for the dots. >> i love tony's reaction. >> the thing is, every day has been like this. it has been fun. >> who's going to win it, do you think? >> i think it's going to be between janel and alfonso. honestly. we have so many great dancers in the season. really, if anybody wins, it's a good thing. but those two are the ones to watch. and bethany, i thought she came into her own. lea, fantastic. beautiful. and i think a fan-favorite, believe it or not, i think tommy chu is going to go far. >> he is

protests flairing up again after results of the autopsy were revealed. more than a hundred protesters marched on the street calling if the firing of the officer darren wilson. they clashed outside the police department. the autopsy revealed that brown was shot nine times in all, once in the hand giving some credence to wilson's claim that brown tried to grab his gun. >>> a three month old american girl and several others were killed when a man drove his car into a crowded train stop in jerusalem. he ran over nine people, the driver was shot then by the police as he tried to flee. israel blamed ha mass on the attack. >>> roger goodell must testify ordered by the arbitrator of the case. punishing the ravens running back twice for the same offense. rice says during a meeting in june, he told goodell that he hit his then fiance, but goodell insists rice's story was ambiguous. peter al exlander was told they ruled the team's president and general manager must testify as well. both men were present during rice's meeting with goodell. >>> the president of unive

could violence flair again this morning. we are live in east jerusalem. >> a small plane slamming down at a kansas airport. the fiery crash in a building packed with workers. >> the inspiration for one hairy new hall of famer was inspired in part by an aspiring star. a mustache is one of the stories caught in our global net. >> you are looking live at a rainy day at the western wall in jerusalem, one of the holiest sites in judaism. the mosque is allowing muslims over 50 to pray there once again. welcome to al jazeera america. ahead this half hour, investigators will be back on the scene of a deadly plane crash in wichita. >> the jim allegation debate in the heart of america, children at the center of the issue, thousands of miles away from the mexican border. >> how much would you pay for air? in new york city, some just sold for millions. how space between buildings has become a hot commodity. >> suspected cop killer eric frein is behind bars, captured in the pocono mountain thursday. he was in an old airport hangar. it's

>> also doing a little rick flair. 594-year-old busting out the moonwalk and some other interesting moves in memphis. he was certainly a very happy fellow there. >>> now let's toss it out to maria molina who is standing by with your weather forecast. looks like you are a, what, princess? >> i'm not sure. >> a queen, king? >> we have a box of accessories. i thought these went well together. let's take a look at the weather conditions because many of you are going to be headingç out fr trick or treating coming up tonight and there is some messy weather expected across portions of the midwest and also across the great lakes. we have some rain that's going to be moving through and it's going to be cold enough that some of that rain will transition over to snow. especially along some of the higher elevations of the appalachians. otherwise across the center of the country. you're look relatively quiet. levens across parts of texas. california and north, washington state, we're looking a little unsettled. areas of rain and temperatures will be in the 60s coming up later today in the city of sea

. >> oscar delarenta, it has that special flair.was awesome. >> speaking of awesome, how about if you were a republican and you're running for the u.s. senate, you're in a tight race, you're waiting for the other side to mess up. it sounds like the president messed up yesterday. remember it was a couple weeks ago where he said i'm not on the ballot, but my policies are. then yesterday -- i'm going to play a sound bite. he essentially said all these democrats trying to distance themselves from me, he's on board. >> the bottom line is, these are all folks who vote with me. they have supported my agenda in congress. they are on the right side of minimum wage. they are on the right side of fair pay. they arare op the right side of remanage our infrastructure. they're on the right side of early childhood education. so this isn't about my feelings being hurt. these are folks who are strong allies and supporters of me and i tell them, you know what? you need to do what you need to win. i will be responsible for making sure that our voters