that probability drops under the radar to around 2 percent for another effort against frank burns from this distance and this angle with 5 opponents in the way but it is clinical and ingenious 3 key attributes in making tackles outcast said the overachiever on the expected goals in the us. and the other the form of the season the player who let the most clear cut chances go begging step up robert leventhal scheme. looks like it sucks for all with 22 goals but going by the statistical average that tally should have been set of high level stuff he passed up a few gilt edged opportunities including one rival. 55 percent of the times from here will be sick. sensible it's a decent not far out seoul case. so close you can put your house on let me go see to put that one to me surely even the best car with a mole on the foremost of the foremost charts is great and small will be expecting those model lenses to school kids to friends with friends over an opportunity spawned also that celebration of a particularly strong. no 173 those old home in 28 c. 90 the food at the back of the nets more oft

he says messing with the 83- year-old merrill is a kin to book burning. frank and alyana, it's that kind of feedback that prompted the board to revisit their first vote. >> i'm trying to remember but i think that it was going to cost $600,000. that was the estimate to paint over the mural. do they know what it might cost to take this other route here? >> reporter: it's not significantly less. there are both estimates, $100,000 of each other. so that's what the staff will start hammering out now. >> debora villalon in the city tonight. thank you. >>> a homeless man under arrest in the city for frightening attack on a woman that happened last saturday night. security video shows the assault at the door of her condo building on beale street. the suspect has been identified as austin james vince didn't. that's his mike schultz. the wound told us the man appeared to be under the influence of drugs and had demanded her money, keys and phone. the condo complex happens to be next-door to wear a 200 bed navigation center for the homeless is being built. >> this is menta

blane barksdale and his wife, susan, are prime suspects in the murder of 72-year-old frank bligh, whose home was burned in tucson in april. his body was never found the couple was found a month later hiding out in new york but monday the murder suspects while being transported back to arizona by a private security company overpowered their guards in blanding, utah. no comment from investigators on exactly how they were able to escape authorities say they believe the two are armed and dangerous, driving a red pick up truck like this one with front-end damage at this point, police are honing their search in arizona but say by now they could be almost he health officials in a number of states are warning residents t be cautious outside in area where is mosquitos could be spreading a rare but deadly virus. nbc's miguel almaguer has how to protect yourself >> reporter: more than a pest, tonight some mosquitos from the midwest to the east coast are carrying a virus that can kill people in days, spreading across wet, warm regions where mosquitos thrive, eastern equine encephalitis, or triple e, is being detec

. >> reporter: they're suspected in the april murder of 72-year-old frank of tucson, arizona. his home burned body never found. frank had a relationship with the barksdales. >> it was just a good friendship relationship. >> reporter: police haven't commented on a motive but they also face robbery charges. william stunned that the couple was able to get away. >> we thought everything was going to be fine. we thought this week they'd be in arizona and start the court processing and everything like that. now it's up in the air. they don't know what's going to happen right now. >> reporter: in may police arrested the couple in up state new york, the commaking their escape attacking the guards on monday in southern utah. >> it took a few hours for the guards to break out of the van where they could notify the local sheriff's department, which kind of concerns me because they need money and maybe another vehicle. >> reporter: that's why authorities worry about the potential for more violent crimes. on the lam now for a couple of days the barksdales could be anywhere. dan simon, cnn. >> serious reas

the barksdales are wanted for the murder of frank bly who vanished when his home burned back in april, his body never found. police adding susan barksdale new the 72-year-old. investigators say the couple fled to upstate new york in may where u.s. marshals and a s.w.a.t. team surrounded their rv and took them into custody. but this week, a private security company was bringing them to arizona when the couple broke free, and tonight, they're on the run. >> reporter: tom, police warning the public, if you see them, don't approach them, but call 911. >> kayna, thank you. >>> the stunning death of a professional race driver, jesse combs known as the fastest woman on ls she died in a crash trying to break her own land speed record in oregon. the accident occurring as she raced across a dry lake bed trying to go more than 500 miles per hour. here is abc's will carr. >> reporter: jesse combs seen here barreling across the desert, died chasing her dream. the 39-year-old was attempting to set a new land speed record for women, trying to go faster than 512 miles per hour when she tragically cra

yeah, well we'll do that again thank you so much frank thank you so much vicki tonight at 6 flames burned dangerously close to homes in the east bay this afternoon. >>we're from one homeowner who was there when the fire erupted, tracking down on a neighborhood that tory us for its crime, how police plan to clean up the streets of san fr i mean, if you haven't thought about switching to geico, frankly, you're missing out. uh... the mobile app makes it easy to manage your policy, even way out here. your marshmallow's... get digital id cards, emergency roadside service, even file a... whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa! oops, that cheeky little thing got away from me. my bad. geico. it's easy to manage your policy whenever, wherever. can i trouble you for another marshmallow? >>and after a fast-movina brush fire burns dangerously close to homes. thank you for joining us at 6, i'm j r stone in for pam moore and i'm ken wayne tonight, fires, 80% contained firefighters are still on the scene of that blaze. >>this is happening in the area of sellers avenue and delta road in the east bay communit

burning. good evening, everyone. >> i am frank sommerville. tion orders issued in lake county because of the grass fire. they are calling it the gulf fire. so far it has burned 10 acres and dozens of families living in the remote area of lake county have been told to leave their homes and had to the evacuation center. fire crews are battling the flames from the air and ground and it appears they are making a lot of progress. here is a map of the gulf fire area. it is southwest of clearlake. we will keep you updated. >>> new plans in case of an active shooter. today the city of san jose detailed its new guardian program. officers will patrol events and schools throughout the city. the responsibilities the police officers have. >> reporter: this is primarily about focus. the crews will not be responding to burglaries. the officers will have one objective to respond in the event of an active shooter. >> this year's at jazz festival and san jose will have 170 performers over three days and it will be the first test of the new program. >> the city i

they're wanted for the murder of frank bly, who vanished when his home burned in april, his body neverlice adding susan barksdale knew the 72-year-old. investigators say the couple fled to upstate new york in may where u.s. marshals and a s.w.a.t. team surrounded their rv and took them into custody. but this week a private security company was bringing them to arizona when the couple broke free and they're on the run. police say this couple may be armed and dangerous, and they're warning the public, if you see them, don't approach them, and call 911. kayna whitworth, abc news, los angeles. >> serious situation there. i hope they find those suspects. on a lighter note, a big welcome back to kayna, she took some time off after the birth of her second son, glad to have her back. >>> the fbi is reportedly studying two broken cameras outside the jail cell where jeffrey epstein died by suicide. the two cameras were in view of where epstein's body was discovered. epstein's attorneys told a judge tuesday they don't agree with the ruling the financier died by suicide. >>> privacy concerns are b

aryan brotherhood, and his wife susan are prime suspects in the murder of 72-year-old frank bligh whose home was burnedn tucson back in april, his body never found the couple was arrested a month later while holed up in an rv in upstate new york but monday the murder suspects, while being transported back to arizona by a private security company, somehow overpowered guards in the small town of blanding, utah the victim's brother now speaking out. >> i cannot understand why they would ever let the two of them travel together. i realize it was strictly to save money but look what a mess they've got now. >> reporter: overnight new information emerging there was a third inmate in the van who was also being extradited back to arizona. multiple sources telling kvoa tv the third inmate told authorities he wanted no part of the escape this morning still no comment from investigators on exactly how the couple was able to escape authorities saying they believe the two are armed and dangerous, driving a red pickup truck like this one with front end damage at this point police honing their search around arizona wh

i frank mallicoat back in for mike naig back. >> it is pretty clear now, most of the fog has burned backer clouds coming in that will be here until this evening and tuesday and wednesday there is not a lot of fog left unless you are by a coast. temperatures are bumping up. for many, this has been a hot inland august. not so much at the coast but inland temps back into 90s dinner 100, san rafael, fremont, palo alto and piedmont the 80s. near the coast, near the 80s. that is higher cloud deck. higher clouds looked to be moving into the picture in the next 36 hours. 50s, 60s and 70s. summer is out of the gate and warming up rapidly. there will be pretty warm temps. livermore is already 70, 68 in livermore, 67 in alamo. orinda is 67. in the mountains, they will warm-up as well but fog is really retreating rapidly. we will focus our attention on the higher clouds, probably the focus will be the sierra and the border. hot inland, no doubt about it. if we get anything out of it, i think it will be wednesday morning. 60s, 70s, 80s and a few upper 90s. here is cell. >> we have traffic this mornin

in april, they allegedly set fire to house and burned to death a tucson man living inside -- allegedly paid 72-year-old franke couple, blane and susan barksdale, if we to upstate new york where the refined hiding by police. arizona wants than extricated, but they only have so much money. rather than using trained deputies to buy the couple to tucson, it hired a private company out of kansas that often transports foster kids the dental appointments, among others, to drive the pair of alleged killers 2,000 miles from new york to arizona. the couple overpowers the guards in utah, deals the van, and drive south. the victims' son is shot. >> we are dumbfounded. we can't believe that this thing happened. the transport company, they really screwed up big time. somebody didn't follow protocol. they didn't do what they were supposed to, and that's why this thing happened. >> police say they dumped the prison van and stole a red gmc pickup with damage to the bumpe bumper. speefifteen barksdale has heavy tattoos on his arms and hands. they say that they are broke so they probably will have to commit new crimes to survi

compares covering the mural to book burning saying it eliminates, quote, the opportunity for enhanced historic interspection. >>> new more burgers, burritos, no more all-beef franks at one university in london. can you imagine if an american university tried to do that? people would riot. >> and california would be -- >> they are banning all beef products from food outlets on its south london campus. and the reason is something that we've been talking a lot about, the fight against global warming. and particularly the environmental impact of beef. students will be charged an extra 12 cents if they want bottled water and single-use plastic cups to encourage them to bring their own containers. the university's top official says declaring a climate emergency cannot be empty words. and as nick paton walsh told us, beef production along accounts for about 6% of global gre greenhouse gas emissions. >>> moments before takeoff, this is not what a nervous flyer wants to see. you're looking at passengers delta flight 100. somewhere in all that mist they're sitting. they grew anxious sunday when their jacksonville to jfk flight experienced heavy fog conditions inside the ca

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burning desire to know the answer and get their and competition. it did have a strong sense of narrative and what i've tried to do in this book is to capture the frankness of the double helix but without some of the necessary divergence in the double helix and i think i hit sweet spot because he says you can think of ronald is a nice jim watson. and that's -- the other books, i love literature. slightly intimidated about sending you the book because i know you have a degree in english literature and i thought you take a red pen and go through it. [laughter] >> is a related question. when did you decide you wanted to write the book. what was your writing process, your dimension some books that inspired you but was there a moment that you said i have a story i have to tell and who did you want to tell it to? >> you have to remember i dirty read the double helix but i'd also read -- a hero of mine was richard feynman and i read his autobiographies which were frank and quite engaging. in wall the race was developing, you could see how people were behaving and how the field was evolving and i said, there is going to be a story in here someday. and by origina

burn off which will yield a higher temperature during the day tomorrow. warmer tomorrow is the plan but still it looks pretty good. there is the old -- what we call those towers in henryville, frank? the old? remember? >> the watergate? >> the ones across from -- >> oh, -- >> everybody knows the name but me and there the pyramids and there is the fog. temperatures tomorrow with less fog in the morning like this it will warm up quickly. temperatures back in the 80s and 90s in the warmest inland locations where is today we had spots like mountain view at just 70 degrees today. temperatures in the inland valleys will get to the 80s. tomorrow, temperatures in the warm spot like livermore and clayton and danville and danvers morgan hill in the red so upper 80s and low 90s so a warmer day tomorrow. fire danger comes up and takes a bit of a hit. the pattern becomes a little more firm. last few days have been a little bit of everything. last week was firm, heat, kind of wishy-washy. now we are getting into a significant high pressure event, not record-setting but just will stick around for a few days. with that, the temperature pattern i'm showing is something we will look at for probabl

frank discussion between leaders about issues like this. and he may well have decided that the fires issue is one on which a consensus can be reached. the burningst is reached. the burning of the rainforest is an issue on which is ha rd to rainforest is an issue on which is hard to imagine people would not feel strongly. we will talk to you over the weekend. thank you. let‘s get the view from sao paulo in brazil. how is that attack from president macron likely to go down with jair bolsonaro? president macron likely to go down with jair bolsonaro? he hasn't responded directly to the attack but he already cruised president macron of having this colonialist mentality against brazil and trying to interfere in amazonian affairs. a lot of people are very confused about what jair bolsonaro wants to accomplish with this war of words, not just france but accomplish with this war of words, notjust france but also he attacked germany and norway that pulled out funding for sustainable to relevant programmes in the amazon. he attacked foreign ngos, suggesting they may be responsible for the fires, and even attacked brazil plus my own scientific community wh