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food city has red bell peppers on sale, and 3 for 99 cents at food city is baking potatoes. another great deal. the next best price was at albertson's for 99 cents a pound. and get 7up two liters for 67 cents. share your favorite grocery page. >>> and abc debuting two new shows, speechless bringing diversity to the family sitcom, their oldest son has cerebral palsy. they move to an upscale school district only to find trouble. it debays tomorrow night at 7:30. and keifer sutherland is returning in designated survivor. you can catch the first episode at 9:00 tomorrow night here on abc 15. >>> here's a look at tonight's prime time line up on abc 15. two full hours of dancing with >>> here's your top stories, at least three school scares in arizona today. the first at maricopa high school. a bomb scare there. then at north canyon high school in phoenix and cactus students brought guns to school. nobody hurt in any of the cases. >> >. a guadalupe man is held on a 1 million dollars bond for shooting and killing his roommate this past weekend. he turned himself in, told deputies h

food city on main street near mesa. 4 major violations. the health inspection report listed an employee handled money and then food without washing hands. sour cream out of temperature. mexican food on and guadalupe had 4 violations. they t debris stored as clean and dead roaches in a sink area. amy's mexican kitchen had 4 bit -- 4 major violations. an employee handling credit cards and money and putting away clean dishes and raw beef stored above salsa. pinnacle peak road off of 75th and scottsdale 4 major violations. the health inspection report and mussels in a prep cooler broken and the place with the most healthcare violations, the chinatown buffet at baseline and mcclintock. five major violations. the chinatown buffet had a cutting board stored with powdered soap. a cook handling fried fish with his bare hands and a worker talking on his cell phone and handling food without washing up. the places on notice to clean up or could face lct the restaurants with perfect scores make the dean's list. here is a look at the restaurants with spo

just about expensive eat but food for everyone and there's organizations in the city that are doing really good work making sure that healthy food it assessable to everyone. more and more as follows are are becoming interested in upper arlthd they want to joy the open green pace sea know where their food it coming from we'll look at 3 programs talking ushering agricultural and garden to new heights. so what exactly it, your honor agricultural >> it the growing food or flowers within city limits traditionally we've been referring to communities gardener that is a raised bed over and over upper argument has a more a farming way of farming. >> so tell me 0 what's growing in this garden. >> a really at all plant. in the one of the rare places, you know, people have access to green space 24 is one of the places to grow things like the purple floor. it is sort of recognizing that the more diversity in given space the better not to just have one thing by everything supported each another >> it provides the community with an opportunity to get their hands dirty and reach 0 out and congressmen with

. >> tokyo may well be the most amazing food city in the world. way with densely packed city streets. at lawson's, dig into the unnaturally fluffy insanely delicious and a tickeddictive e salad sandwiches. layer after layer of awesome. who knows. it all smells delicious and looks enticing. in the tiny microneighborhood, all is quiet. amazingly, in the pinball machine of a city, green. he lives near here and love this is place. to enjoy family members and friends. >> that's all of the people from the u.s. if they talk too much or didn't understand how to eat sushi. if they did not eat, we will never have a relationship. that's it. it's the end. per are they don't serve high end sushi or elaborate fare. it's almost like hipster tempura. he orders up shrimp and basil and october pus and pickled quail eggs to be filled with many things. for us, it's squid and brushed with worst shirt sauce. >> that's awesome. >> i have been coming here for many times, but this is the first time to eat. i love this. >> you lived in new york 14 or -- >> 27 years. >> that

food city or bashas to donate. donations go to seven different arizona food banks. looking for something fun to do this weekend? well.. grab those tubes.. and o this is the very last weekend to ride the slow tides... on the salt river. the river will be open for tubers.. through sunday.. before closing for the season. make sure your kids are securely buckled into their car seats. today is "national seat check saturday".. and all across the valley... there are safety events to make sure our kids are safer in the car. "larry h. miller volkswagon" has partnerd with "safe kids".. and avondale fire.. to host free car seat checks. they will take place today.. "u-mom new day centers" is hosting its annual "walk for homeless families" to benefit homless families and women.. will be held at the phoenix zoo... startig at eight a-m. the event will feature a one-k and five-k walk and run on the trails. the cost is 25-dollars for students.. 35 for adults. children two and under get in free. all proceeds will support mom." if you're watching on channel five right now... you can f

food city has iceberg lettuce and limes on sale, two for 98 cents. gala apples on sale, 3 pounds for 99 cents. that's a great deal. the next best price we found at basha's. 88 accepts a pound and while you're there, pick up ground beef, and cereal on sale for $1.79. i'm dan spindle. >>> a chinese tea shop will be opening a store in the mill plaza shopping center. they offer fruit teas and smoothies. >>> dozens of jobs aimed at to be filled right away. the children's association is holding a job location after camelback and you will need to go with a resume in your hand and be interview ready. they will fill a range. positions. >>> maybe your background is in the kitchen. chipotle wants you, holding the second annual national career day hoping to fire 5000 nationalcareerday.com for an interview at the location you want. only 100 people will get them and only at specific times. >>> is the cdc using a bad test to diagnose the zika virus? the agency is conducting an interm investigation into a claim they're using the wrong test. according to documents fr

fry's has yoplait yogurt, 3 for $1, and food city, iceberg lettuce and limes on sale, 2 for 98 cents and gala apples 3 pounds for 99 cents. that's a great deal. the next best price at basha's 88 cents a pound. while there, pick up 73% lean ground beef for $1.47 a pound. crunch cereal also on sale. >>> look at this wall of dust just engulfing the valley. take a look at the time license. so t ime -- lapse, and so many of you were caught up with this yesterday. the storm chances are not done with us, incredible video. to remember send your pictures ofwe neighborhood at if you see news happening, shoot it and share it with us. send us your photos and videos by emailing them to shareit@king5.com. at abc15. --share it@abc15.com. >>> as we look live at tempe, the roads are dry as the showers that rolled through are spotty this morning. 75degrees the current temperature with winds out of the east at 8 miles per hour and if you have plans to head out at sunrise, the sun comes up at 6:21. anthem, you have showers moving your way and new river is where we will see the showers move next after th

the 5th annual silver city international food and art walk is on saturday, offering all manner of art, food and music. 'you get a lot of people, a lot of families coming down. and just enjoying the day.' the festival reflects the surrounding neighborhood, one of the more thailand or laos. performances drawing from african, irish or native american influences. 'we have a lot of representation from all over the world.' ivan rodriguez runs elysian hair studio, which just opened this year. 'it's what america is all about. everybody meeting in one place, all in harmony. that's why i'm glad i am where i am now.' mamies bar and grill, meanwhile, just celebrated 35 years in silver city. and debra mickey is still inspired by her l total commitment a lot of them have had to this neighborhood. and keeping it going and making it, as the years go on, get better and better.' organizers say this years event will have about 40 different vendors, almost double from last year. as a street festival grows along with the diverse streets it calls home. carl deffenbaugh, fox6 news. the silver city internati

. >> reporter: stop by food city this week because they have some screaming deals. get three bell peppers for 99 percent lean ground beer for $1.57 a -- beef for $1.57 a pound, and cereal is on sale too. gala apples on sale, 33 cents a pound. the next best price we found is bash's for 88 cents a pound. while at bashes they have the best deal on red, green, or seedless grapes, 75 cents a pound. they also had a great ice cream. by a half quart of bryer's for $5.99, and get two free on friday, saturday or sunday. fry's has a good deal or large naval oranges. albertson's has a good deal on seafood. by a package of fish and get three packs free, meaning you're getting the packs for $2.50 each. >>> >. tonight on abc 15 at chase. hear from family members of man killed, including a cousin who's a pastor and tried to help turn that young man's life around. plus, how your car could give you alzheimers. the strange alert. >>> and showers and thunderstorms over pima county starting to head to the north. we'll watch them closely. this is because of moisture from hurricane newton

out.com, cleveland new ranks as the 15th best city to live in the country and the website giving a nod to the affordable living, revived downtown and exploding food scene. it's not just a city for hipsters and mentioned we're home to one of the best cleveland clinic. while name dropping huntington beach as one of the cleanest spots on lake erie. the rankings are analyzed by a city's appeal, rent, schools, culture event, green space, weather, and overall safety. the number one city on that list was boseman, montana. and for all of you buckeye fans out there, ann arbor, michigan, ranked seventh on the list. a few spots ahead us. we can make everything right come november when osu takes on the team >>> and meg shaw, newschannel five. >> cleveland rocks in more ways than one. many thanks. >>> if you're hungry and thinking about heading out to pick up lunch, perhaps you can sit still and get lunch delivered today. uber eats in cleveland and that gives local foodies opportunities to get some of the best known restaurants dropped off at your front door they will be able to find the food desired on foil and for a limited time, delivery orders in the clev

to some of the fanciest food in the city. deliver is free at first... but later on it will cost customers off of 150 restaurant menus. the company hopes the service will be popular for those working late in offices and at parties. who won the presidential debate.. is debatable. in the next half hour... why donald trump says he held back... and still thinks he won... and where hillary clinton is taking her post-debate energy and won't be enough proof... after yet another police shooting. we'll show you what protesters >>> a picture alone won't be enough proof after yet another police shooting. we will show you what protesters and officers are debating in southern california this morning. >>> and the man accused of hitting and killing a state patrol cadet blames troopers for the whole thing. a decision in that case. >>> out of bed and back on the field, a legacy high school football coach returning to his players and his game after a deadly school bus crash. >>> good morning, everyone. gary and cory with you on this tuesday morning. marty joins us, too. h

i'm catherine cortez masto of you in the community to a city wide food drive. to tell us more on how you can donate.. is brian burton with three square food bank. brian, tell me about the latest campaign. what's the process? how do people donate? what is the need in southern nevada? remind us how we can help? everyone is invited to donate either at in person at three square ( 4190 north at three square dot org slash fill the plate. the campaign runs until 4190 north pecos rd) or online at three square dot org slash fill the plate. the campaign runs until september 30! morning. good morning america is up next. and join us back here at 8 a-m for top stories and weather headlines. remember we're always on,ine at ktnv dot com and our mobile app. >>> good morning, america. breaking overnight, mall massacre. five people shot and killed, the gunman caught on camera walking into a macy's in washington state and opening fire. >> cascade, all burlington units, male ran into the women's macy's with a long rifle. we're getting multiple calls. >> the gunman escaping into th

delivery service plans to work with more than 150 restaurants around the valley for the new food delivery service cities like new york, los angeles and chicago have already started using the "uber eats." the app brings competition for already popular apps like postmates and grub hub. users will receive a five-dollar discount off their coming up... a movement designed to inspire and empower women through fashion and beauty returns. how this fashionable event is helping those in need right here in our community. the way we get our flu shot is changing. coming up... the new recommendations from the c-d-c and how it will affect for a third time, senate democrats have blocked a billion dollar bill to fight the zika virus.. "on this vote the yahs are 52 to nays are 46. 3/5 of the senators chose. the motion is not agreed to." the one-point-one billion dollar funding bill was pa house. but democrats allege republicans doomed the bill by adding such provisions as blocking funding for planned parenthood the bill needed 60 votes to pass. getting vaccinated for the flu... will be a little different this fall. docto

. >>> happening today a change to the food truck ban will be on the men knew lowell. city councillor also hold a hearing tonight to discuss whether they allow food trucks in the city. currently the allowed, but the city councillors want to remove the ban in certain areas. hearing the opinions of residents and business owner will help them make a decision. >>> a push to let state drug test before handing on unemployment benefits. the bill will apply two groups of people specifically. anyone that lost their job because of drug use and those looking for a drug. opponents say the will -- the bill is completely doesn't really exist. >> if the bill was passed it would overturn a bill that has been around for decades that ban drug screening, unemployment applicants. >>> good news for anyone starting off their career in the coming years. salaries are starting to climb. new research suggest that starting rates will go up by an average of 3.6% nationwide. these are the industries expected to see the most growth, accounting and finance, marketing, administrative and office support, l

food. >> a city like berlin or germany , is it to -- >> it is hard for someone to come in and that stageinable and profitable. i think it is hard to be sustainable for someone coming in so late. if someone else can come and make profit there, we can see. we grow very fast as the number two. if it is or isn't a rocket internet company. >> will want to take on more capital. >> it is important for us to make sure we don't lose what we have. it provides a very healthy dynamic with a very good investor. >> when you look at rocket internet, is it a force for the future? >> delivery has become a very important part of their business. the financials make it very hard for them to tell what we do. of course, it is the most important asset in the portfolio. there is a position at the time to go public. ?> you won't have to knock down >> we have grown percentagewise. and remove their profitability. i think it would be very strange. it is more an opportunity. >> an opportunity to raise funds? very close to the profitability asset group. continuehe position to to run a healthy business. for us, that m

is launching the single largest food waste reduction campaign. in the city history. >> our goal is see 70 thousand residents pledge to reduce food waste. right now 40 percent of food is wasted in the united states. meanwhile. one out of five children will go to bed hungry tonight. this shouldn't be. >> >> shop when you go to the store. go with a shopping list. stkp eat and eatier left overs. >> . eat your left overs. visit metro caring.org. you can pledge to reduce food waste locally. >> . again a place you can donate washington is broken. a blatant case of special interests buying influence in washington. a draft bill by scott tipton thousands of recreation industry jobs. gail schwartz will protect colorado's public lands, jobs, and our rural way of life. gail schwartz -- independent leadership for colorado. house majority pac is responsible 1965 an 18 year-old wanted nothing more than to join the u.s. navy. he was turned away for medical reasons. >> now he's saying thank you to those who served. by giving them a special hand crafted gift. >> . more from fo

. >> happening today, there are plenty of places to eat and in sea isle city, just find the food truck city food truck festival is now underway. more than dozen trucks are parked at 53rd street and ladies avenue. all competing for awards including one for the best food truck. today from noon to 8:00 then again tomorrow noon to 5:00. >>> i'm hungry. still ahead on "eyewitness news", it is the video that takes your breath away. a car dangling over the edge after parking garage, and hard to imagine, but we'll tell you how the driver got out of this safely. >> and it is technology that is changing the lives of people who need prosthetics that helped them in their daily lives. health reporter stephanie stahl has details. >> and the friday football frenzy is back. a recap from the high school gridiron coming up in sports. >> and sorry to say but the heat is sticking with us for the start of the weekends. but, justin returns to tell us when more september-like conditions return to the forecast. we're back in a moment. fit me matte + poreless foundation make fit happen! from maybelline new yor

city? how do you like the food? >> the city itself is as big a character as the special agent bakula plays. >> put the gun down. >> considering katrina and the subsequent years and the rebuilding, i think you feel like, yeah, everybody's rooting different. >> oh, boy. >> he has hopped around a lot in his professional life. in the late '80s he made a career out of it as the time-traveling sam beckett in "quantum leap." >> anyway, here i am, bouncing around in time. putting things right that once went wrong, sort of time-traveling lone ranger. >> it made him a household name and lauhi career that had him playing all sorts of roles from the captain of the starship enterprise. >> we still have weapons. you're not going to get this ship without one hell of a fight. >> to the scuk stud on "murphy brown." >> my spanish isn't what it used to be it's a dried apricot or human ear. neat, huh? you keep your private life very private? >> yeah. for a hundred million years "people" magazine wanted to do interviews with me at my hom

"we need food for children. the city of milwaukee, which means that we are the second poorest city in the nation. and our kids are in need of healthy and fresh foods." foods." that means items like fruits, vegetables ,breakfast cereal, boxed milk. please help if you can. the drive runs through the end of the year. last year, hunger task force supplied almost 9-and a half million pounds of food to local pantries. 3 3 what can you do to fight wisconsin's heroin epidemic? state and local leaders turned out in west bend this morning to address that question. annual legislative breakfast...and this time, they were there to talk about the frightening rise in heroin use and abuse. the lawmakers discussed several strategies....no real conclusions here. one county supervisor had a message for parents. "you can walk out of here and say gee this was great, i really enjoyed it and then ten seconds later...i gotta take billy to the doctor. what you really have to do is get tight with your kids." kids." a report from a non-profit wash

food pantries, soup kitchens and homeless shelters.' running through the end of the year, there will be blue collection bins at grocery stores throughout the city. and the hunger task force is asking people to host their own food drives as well. '43% child poverty rate here in the city of milwaukee, which means that we are the second- poorest city in the nation. and our kids are in need of healthy and fresh foods.' carl deffenbaugh, fox6 news. again, you can pick up a blue bin from the hunger task force to run your own food drive. or you can drop for information on donating or volunteering with hunger task force visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app -- and click "links." down in the caribbean-- hurricane matthew is getting stronger. still ahead-- just how powerful the tropical storm will get and where it's expected to hit next. investigators ?look into yesterday's horrific train wreck in new jersey. when they expect to have deadly train crash in hoboken, new jersey remain unanswered. but investigators say they are getting closer to finding out what went wrong. fox's rick leventhal at the scene with more. federal officials making progress

city of st. petersburg is phasing out the ?junk food inside them. it's part of the "healthy city-owned properties will soon start offering low- calorie and low-fat snacks. that means no candy bars at city hall... city pools... or city recreation centers. statistics show... pinellas county has a higher number of adults with diet-related issues than both national and state averages. some of the ?new items you'll see include whole grain crackers... granola bars... and seltzer water instead of soda. the healthy switch will be complete by november of next year. and... "uber eats" is about to take a bigger bite, out of bay area business. following a succesful launch in tampa... the food delivery service is now expanding to st. petersburg. a company spokesperson says the food delivery service will start sometime at the end of october they don't have an ?exact date yet, because they're still finalizing restaurant partners. the service lets you order food with their app.. and have it delivered service is available 24 hours a day... as long as the restaurant i

city. officials say the rat population is growing rapidly in chicago... despite their best efforts to get rid of them with poison... and by cutting off their food sources. so the city is now trying a new then covering the holes... so the rodents have nowhere to go to escape the deadly fumes. the chicago program comes after boston successfully used dry ice to combat rats. new york is also starting to use the technique. kim and jessob. back to you. you can get your replacements of samsung's today. regulators recalled the smartphone last week after reports of the phone catching fire while charging. the fires were traced to a battery problem believed to affect less than 1- percent of the two-and-a-half million phones sold worldwide since august. but if you're an apple fan-- your new iphone 7 may be making a hissing noise. apple has received several complaints that the iphone 7 and the iphone 7 plus are producing a strange hissing or buzzing heard when processor-intensive apps...such as gaming...are used. or when the device appears to be under stress. it remains unclear how widespread the issue is. apple has not yet responded. forecast from fox6 meteorologist

city. passed in tonot see her. we have 40 trucks at the border that are ready to go across and these trucks have food for approximately000 people. reporter: 24 hours earlier, the city saw protests. --y are condemning the bases besiege. moscow has accused washington of failing to meet obligations. >> only the syrian army is observing the regime of silence. increasing. is attacks on residential districts. reporter: it has become the , asking themrance to shed the agreement. christina: tens -- host: tens of thousands of people marching across france to protest the changes to the labor laws, but many admit that this could be the dying breath of a movement that began in march. there have been days of protests, including the barricade of oil refineries, and street battles with police. faceder: a bloody protester and several officers injured as effigies of french politicians burn. protesters throwing bottles and molotov cocktails at police who responded with multiple rounds of tear gas. scuffles broke out interests -- arrests were made. the majority of protesters though were peaceful, voicing concerns to the labor reforms th

. >> the palo city clerk says that the sewer system is taking on lot of water with a breach in the system. drain plugs, food and water are available at city hall. if you plan to leave evacuation area you won't be allowed to return. >> floodwaters are leaving people with big, big cleanup tasks ahead. people back into their homes. the river crested saturday night at 98 point three feet. that sounds like a daunting way it is measured. the city is asking people to stay out of the flooded northern part of cedar falls, so homeowners can start getting back on their feet. kcrg-tv9's lauren winfrey is live in cedar falls. lauren, people there are >> kcrg tv 9 lauren is there. absolutely. that is correct. continue in the northern part of the cedar falls and i'm standing in a home that was impacted by those floodwaters. now the good news no one was hurt or harmed by the flood. but we can't say the same about the basement. and just to put things into perspective for you. we're told about 13 steps lea to the bottom floor of this base many. when the flood first hit the steps were completely water. and now it remains four

the city is planning on phasing out junk food from its vending machines on city-owned property.. soon.. they'll start offering low-calorie and low-fat snacks.. some of the ?new items you'll see.. include whole grain crackers, granola bars, and seltzer water instead of soda. the healthy switch will be complete by november of next year. it's a friday morning.. and that can only mean one thing.. a look back -- at some of our ((jen)) there's much more to come on good day.((walter)) let's turn it over to russell and laura - to find out what's ahead in our 6 it doesn't matter if it's a joke.. a thoughtless comment.. or... a real threat.. any mention of violence against schools - will be prosecuted to the highest power. coming up at six.. an important conversation every parent should have with their child - before this new law takes effect tomorrow.. and: a young mother - who just dropped her baby off at daycare - is killed in a commuter train tragedy. what investigators say they're learning about the crash. and: anything you can do.. i can do better! a heckler at the ryder cup pros.. a

the food drive continues through the end of the year.you can drop off meals at food barrels around the city -- or at the task technical colleges are supposed to help students enter the work force with training in a specific field affordably. but new numbers from the u-s department of education shows both tuition and debt for students at technical colleges has risen. cbs 58's kyle aevermann has a closer look at what this means for wisconsin students. the numbers released from the us department of education show that more technical college students are having a haer thier loans off...and are defaultingpart of the problem is growing tuition: take waukesha county technical college for example: tution there has doubled since 2010 to about $6,000 a year. in march the wisconsin technical college system board, which oversees all 16 of the technical colleges in the state approved a tuition increase rate of 1.5 percent.... however it is the lowest number since 1970.conor smyth with the college system says, it's important to note students who complete their eduction are less likely to default on their

food truck social media there. and we tweeted out a link to the contest as well. live in center cityt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> i could use a visit to jerry's food truck right now. >>> great weather for yesterday's tenth annual mt. airy village fair. kid rode bikes, played games and made crafts. there was also plenty of live musing and food to enjoy. >>> 5:15. a check of 95 on this monday morning. >> jessica boyington has her eyes on that. >> 95 looks great. we're starting off around woodhaven road, southbound from woodhaven road to the vine street expressway area. moving toward center city, just a 13-minute trip. you can see we have no problems. just a couple cars out the door. southbound lanes in here. no;h(roblems headed northboundy that point. in franconia, we were watching for a disabled vehicle. heading out the door in trooper, an accident scene and downed pole blocking part of the road there. it's closed on ridge pike. 422 looks okay as you can see. we still have a green windy road there. eastbound from 29 to the schuylkill expressway. still a seven-minute trip. we're not seei

they are hungry and want food and all this city does is keeps building and building and taking away the land from these animals. very selfish and sad."/// ((denise valdez)) >>> as the investigation into a pair of bombings on the east coast unfolds... police he terrorist 2 years ago. the fbi looked into it... but his father later told investigators he didn't mean it. ahmad rahami is a u-s citizen from afghanistan... and traveled to afghanistan at least three times recently and once to pakistan. a former neighbor who knew him described the 28 year old as a nice.. quiet kid: (( reporter: how do you make sense of this? david yanvary/former neighbor: i don't. i don't. i can't only thing i can say is he left this country to go over there maybe he met some people there who talked bad about our country. >> rahami was hurt in a shootout with police after the bombings. fortunately no one was killed in the attack. rahami is recovering in the hospital and is being held on more than $5 million dollars bail./// ((denise valdez)) >>> that attack is having an impact here in the valley. metro has increa

city to live. the website giving a nod to our exploding food scene and that it's not just a city for hipsters and mentioned that we are home to one of the best hospitals in the nation, the cleveland clinic and while name dropping huntington beach as a clean spot on lake erie. the rankings were analyzed by a city's appeal, rent, school, cultural events, green space, weather and overall safety. 2016 really has been a good year for cleveland. we ranked pretty high on several lists this area from the best best cities to work and earlier, i told you about another ranking. we're now also one of the best cities for job-seeking millennials. we are now fourth in the nation for that. we're really ranking pretty high. >> i love it. >> and on several lists. >> yeah. >> and a heavy day for news. we appreciate good news. thank you, meg. . >>> good morning, welcome back. what do you have going on tonight? are you going to see the trib 76 degrees around 7:10 and seeing the sunset. beautiful. quiet conditions again and similar to yesterday or last night, rather. therefore, i know that means the indians can come home with a

the eight-day food craze of "fox cities restaurant week" begins today. almost 30 different restaurants throughout the fox cities will offer three-course menu options with a 12 dollar lunch... and a 25 and 35 dollar dinner. no tickets to participate... but live at 12:30 is up next-- pay up. how much wisconsin taxpayers will have to pay planned parenthood attorneys and the reason behind it. also... new development.the plans for downtown area of south milwaukee and how it'll cost. dan krebbiel: i'm dan krehbiel -- a vietnam combat veteran. we don't need politicians playing games with attack ads. i've read russ feingold's plan. he goes after the terrorists' oil money and arms supplies. he combines targeted military force with better human intelligence. and, he'll work to get middle eastern states to take on the terrorists in their own backyard. russ feingold offers a tough, realistic plan to protect america. russ vo: i'm russ feingold and i (vo) we went to hollywood to ask if america's favorites - burgers, tacos and chili could taste just as great made with

just on foot and going out a run a lot in the city and seeing what's there so a lot of food trucks around in the city. but every day life that's happening. there is owa is a great event that happens every sunday. there and just exploring the city. >> anchor: any advice for those who want to create a brand for themselves, starting, getting going on social media? >>> it's tough. so i think timing was very important for me. it was twitter was early. my biggest advice is be genuine and be authentic and be yourself. and that comes through. i have, i cannot be someone didn't on twitter as i am in real life. others can. so my advice is be authentic to who you are. >> anchor: en realize boston tweet was really taking off. >>> it was i start saw it november 21, 2008. by january of the following year '09 it had become a few thousand followers at that time and at that time i realized this is actually probably the best start up i ever created. and it was free. so it was so the of a kick because a lost a lot of money in the economy when my other startups failed but it took a count of months to realize

food. oil. grain. fuel. truck load after truckload of fresh life for the people of the city. open. their planes bombed the road but the trucks kept rolling, by day, and by night. the lake highway remained open and soon more than trucks would reach the city. the russians were now laying a track across the ice. "to the heroes of leningrad" says the inscription on this locomotive. from the far shore of the lake it brings food, medicine, supplies of all kinds. across the lake and into leningrad -- this train was but the first of many. trains not only brought in supplies, but it took out the wounded, the sick women, and a half frozen children. all of those that needed better care. all winter long, the lake traffic continued. and all through that terrible winter, the men of the red army outside of the city found the strength not only to defend, but to attack. time after time, they hurled themselves against the invader, driving them inch by inch outside of the city's outskirts. and then spring came. spring. ♪ outside leningrad, the snows began to thaw and german bodies are washed fr

. >> are there other aspects of the city that you love? food? >> it is a good walking city.i'm a walker. i'm from new york. i love walking around the city. i go to market and broad and go all over the place. i love it. this lady said hines, i'm come to go see you. when i come there, you better be dancing i love it. >> maurice hines tappin' thru life. for more information go to our web site, nbc10.com or check out the nbc 10 app. >> we'll see you there? >> i'm coming. >> okay. >> there you go. thank you so much. >> thanks for having me. >> can't wait to come see the show. >>> well, we are getting sunshine at least in parts of philadelph philadelphia. in lehigh valley reporting plenty of sun and 64. in south jersey we are getting reports of cloudy skies and even some rain. this is what the radar looked like. right at the beginning of the morning rush especially delaware and south jersey the streets were wet. you can see more rain coming up from the southwest. so not quite done with the rain in south jersey and delaware with this system. we have got another one. look at that mo

food someone has to grow it. needs to be the small farmers. >> the executive director of reinvestment partners -frp the group that started bull city cool last year. they are meeting the deband for food and creating economic opportunities for the local farmers. >> the food hub is a business incubator letting the businesses grow. >> it is a success so far. >> reporter: all of the space is rented. bull city cool could be the key to a local food revolution if in durham. >> our goaat day is have more people being fed and more farmers being successful. >> reporter: bull city cool stores produce prosecute a community garden across the street. it should yield 500 pounds of fresh food this year to donate through the food shelter. >> good idea. >>> prince william and his wife, kate, enjoyed a stroll through a canada rainforest. they went on a walking tour through the great bear dedicated it to an initiative started by the queen to create a network of conservation programs. it stretches about who50 miles along the coastline of british columbia. >>> speaking of bear, an unwelcomed visitor made himself at home in a hot tub. a bear caught on video walking

as professor of food policy at city university london, he's concerned that l leaving the eu will negativelyountrymen's eating habits. >> we import horticulture and we export whiskey, alcohol and biscuits. and meat and dairy. actually, we get the good stuff from being members of the european union and we export heart disease! >> britain imports two-thirds of its foodstuffs. imports from the eu are currently duty and tax-free, but no one knows if they'll stay that way. overall, food prices have already risen since the brexit vote. that hits the poor hardest, as buying food consumes an ever larger part of their income. the uk's huge service sector is also in danger. it's shrinking as fast as it did during the financial crisis. in the city, london's financial centre, they see their worst fears being realized and are praying for time. >> if i had my best dream at all, i'd be inventing time travel and g going back to try d make sure i change the decision. however, if i have a dream to actually say what could actually try and make this right, the answer is, no one takes any precipitate, immediate

>> it could change the downtown landscape forever and the city is supposed to weigh in on make it happen. they will vote on bringing a fry's food store and business and apartments. the city -- city could pay $18 million in tax rebates. >>> tomorrow the odysea aquarium opens. if you thought bringing the ocean to the desert easy, you would be browning the aq aquarium -- aquarium has to make 2 million gallons to fill up all the tanks. they suggest you buy tickets online in advance. come early to find a parking space. >> that will cool you off. >> yeah. that's how you can't 110 tomorrow. 105 today. 95 in levine. dew point temperatures coin -- continue to drochlt they have dropped 6 to 7 degrees. 58 at airport. fichts with the dew points north and 40s. it is drying out well to the south of us. and that drier air is moving in. here with me, the color indicating where we have the drier air and green shows moist air. this hour. rain chances tomorrow, futurecast showing a couple passing clouds snooty -- in the valley. the rain chance wills stay slight. out through the white mountins and eastern arizona before moving out completely. here

city. they have enough food to last for five years. at the front line, a distance glimpse of mosul, the captive city where i.s.laimed its caliphate. the u.s. is warning if the militants make a last stand there, they want most of --mosul to die with them. northern iraq. rajini: police in charlotte, north carolina are saying the police gave a black man old for warnings to drop a handgun before they killed him. the death sparked protests overnight where dozens were injured. gary o'donoghue reports from charlotte. gary: another u.s. city, another confrontation betweee community and the police over the death of a black man. overnight, police cars were attacked and 16 officers were injured when protesters vented their anger. a walmart store was targeted and at one point interstate 85 had to be closed as the standoff continued. after repeated calls for crowds to disperse from of police decided to deploy tear gas and stun grenades. the violence followed the shooting death on tuesday of keith lamont scott, a 43-year-old father of seven. police m

that's kind of what we're seeing here is the general ross it of people and donations of food coming in and everything city. so from the red cross volunteers and the people here, they want to say thank you. for now, we are in cedar rapids. we'll send it back to you guys in the sued -- in the studio. >>> cedar rapids carpenter's union local 308 showed up at the paramount theater with power tools to take apart the nearly 100 seats on the first level. then a small army of volunteers streamed in to carry those seats to higher local 3308 says they take -- 308 says they take pride in what they helped build. >> absolutely. this is our community. we were devastated after the 2008 floods, so we want to take pride in our community and help out wherever we can. >> local 3308 has been -- 308 has been teaming up the last couple of days to help family members pack up their homes and save possessions before the flooding begins. people having a good time listening to the great musicians we have in this community. well, they took out all the tables and seating so they could keep everything dry before the water comes in. th

. >> just as it sounds a way to encourage people to use public transportation and the city is offering food and drinks and making some of the bus routes free. >> and in the interest of more housing for humans. tomorrow boulder moves about 100 prairie dogs to a new location. they need to make room for north boulder and lahill drive. >>> a tradition nearly five decades old. you can see the army rotc running the game ball for tomorrow's border war. the rams haveewon for the past three years. if you are going to the game, c dot is teaming up with law enforcement in colorado and wyoming and cracking down a drunken driving and speeding and seat belt use. >>> still showery for theerun but tomorrow should be nice for the me loveland ski area. and a few rain showers move through and a few days we will be looking at some snow coming back in the mountains but right now it has always been in liquid form and down here in the plains this view from the ?amera at the western hotel in westminster. some of the clouds thickening up. denver right now partly cloudy skies. it was cooler today because of the clou