garner is betting the same thing can happen again. she is saying history will repeat itself however it might not happen right way way. why? take a gander at the daily chart. a little more confusing. don't worry, we'll work through it on the short-term garner notes natural gas is yet to reach over sold levels on either oscillators. in other words they would have to be down to here in order to be that over sold that. suggests it could have a little further to fall. perhaps to the floor of 3.80. we know that can be the floor or even down to the next support at 3.60. and it expected we could see more weakness in the short run. but followed by strength. if you believe her you put a little on. and if it goes to 3.60 you buy more. fit holds above she sees it rallying the whole winter. there's a weakness o t 4.10. if it goes above there's a straight shot to 4.62 or even 4.90. the bottom line on natty gas. natural gas should soon go from being a -- the house of pain to "house of pleasure." i think e she's likely to be right. and it's good news

. >> since garner's death, how have you seen policing change on the street? >> it has changed a lot to where police are now more afraid of the camera and like i said they don't want to be the next danielle pantalerio getting caught on camera doing something like this. >> cop watch and whether it is making a difference. >> consider this: the news of the day plus so much more. >> we begin with the growing controversy. >> answers to the questions no one else will ask. >> why did so many of these people choose to risk their lives? >> antonio mora, award winning and hard hitting. >> people are dying because of this policy... >> there's no status quo, just the bottom line. >> but what is the administration doing behind the scenes? >> real perspective, consider this on al jazeera america >> we pray for the children in the womb >> a divisive issue >> god is life , so it's his to take >> see a 10 year old girl who's pregnant, and you tell me that's what god wants... >> a controversial law >> where were you when the babies lives were being saved? >> are women in texas

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. >> since garner's death how have you seen policing on the streets changed? >> to be honest it has changed a lot. to a point where police now are more afraid of the camera and like i said, they don't want to be the next daniel pantaleo, getting caught on camera actually doing something like that. >> an in-depth look at staten island's cop watch and whether it is making a difference. >> life changing moments >> i had never been bullied, everyone hates me... >> from oscar winning director, alex gibney, a hard hitting look at the real issues facing american teens. the incredible journey continues... on the edge of eighteen only on all jazeera america >> every saturday, al jazeera america brings you controversial... >> both parties are owned by the corporations. >> ..entertaining >> it's fun to play with ideas. >> ...thought provoking >> get your damn education. >> ...surprising >> oh, absolutely! >> ...exclusive one-on-one interviews with the most interesting people of our time. >> you're listening because you want to see what's going to happen. >> i want to kno

. >> since garner's death how have you seen policing on the streets changed?> to be honest it has changed a lot. to a point where police now are more afraid of the camera and like i said, they don't want to be the next daniel pantaleo, getting caught on camera actually doing something like that. >> an in-depth look at staten island's cop watch and whether it is making a difference. >> my name is shaquan mcdowell i'm a 17 year old teenager. i go to a public high school outside of the city limits of atlanta. it's 99% african american we do get a quality education. you know we have teachers that really care about us as far as the african american stereotypes, all the music they listen too is rap, they only use ebonics, they don't know how to speak proper english, they've never read a book in their life, all they do is get high, smoke weed, no... i've never been exposed to anything like that... coming from a mom who as a single mother, had her first child at 16, who is the ceo of her own company, me being someone who is about to graduate, who is the recipient of a

. >> since garner's death how have you seen policing on the streets changed? >> to be honest it has changed to a point where police now are more afraid of the camera and like i said, they don't want to be the next daniel pantaleo, getting caught on camera actually doing something like that. >> an in depth look at new york city's cop watch and whether it is making a difference. those stories and more coming up. >> protestors are gathering... >> there's an air of tension right now... >> the crowd chanting for democracy... >> this is another significant development... >> we have an exclusive story tonight, and we go live... >> a firsthand look at the ongoing battle against the isil threat. >> bombs are cracking off in the distance... >> this is a booby trap in the islamic state >> ...a sniper around the corner here... >> from the front lines, josh rushing reports, on al jazeera america >> the embattled new york city apolice department finds itself in the middle of another use of force allegation. this fight was caught on video. witnesses said officers were trying

and i cannibalized during the process. >> garner killed his father on christmas eve 1995.the time, he believed his dad was preventing the second coming of christ. again, we'll warn you, his account of the murder is extremely graphic. >> i eventually told him to sit in the chair and not to move. and i started singing "the battle hymn of the republic." glory, glory, hallelujah. i told him they're coming. do you hear them? i was wigged out completely at that time. he must have got scared. and he jumped up and tried to push me aside and i thought he was attacking me. i stabbed him in the back. he took about three steps. i tackled him from behind, somehow got behind him and slit his throat. and i remember him saying please don't kill me. that's when i realized, oh, my god. what am i doing? >> our producer later described her interview with garner as exhausting as he often took the conversation on bizarre tangents. >> each and every nanosecond, moment, impulse second, whatever the latest measurement of time is. repressed freudian alien who had snowballed emotionally and was repr

. >> since garner's death, how have you seen policing change on the street? >> it has changed a lot to where police are now more afraid of the camera and like i said they don't want to be the next danielle pantalerio getting caught on camera doing something like this. >> cop watch and whether it is making a difference. fry any important brain parts... >> before you flip the switch, get the facts... >> to say that passing a low level of current is automatically safe, is not true >> every saturday, go where technology meets humanity... >> sharks like affection >> tech know, only on al jazeera america vé >> welcome back to "americaé tonight," the weekend edition. the embattled new york city police department finds itself, in the middle of a extreme use of force allegation. caught on video. witnesses said officers are trying to clear out vendors after a street festivity but when they failed to move quickly enough, eyewitnesses said officers got physical and several were wrestled to the ground. one officer has been suspended without pay on this case. on the choke

it's been 74 days since garner was killed. 43-year-old father was six was put into an illegal choke hold by police in july after they accused him of illegally selling loose cigarettes. >> every time you see me, you want to mess with me. i'm tired of it. >> hold on, hold on. >> don't touch me, please. don't touch me. >> [ bleep ]. >> i can't breathe. >> the medical examiner's office ruled gardner's death a homicide and said neck compression from the choke hold killed him, but no arrests have been made in the case. and officer daniel panta nelo who put gartner in the choke hold, was stripped of his gun and badge pending an internal investigation. another officer was placed on desk duty. two paramedics were suspended for failing to provide cpr in a timely manner. but no one has been formally charged for causing garner's death. and while the special grand jury is convening today, the staten island district attorney daniel donovan has not announced which charges the grand jury might consider in garner's death, nor against whom char

after he allegedly refused to be arrested an officer put garner in what appears to be a choke hold garnertedly suffered from asthma. the medical examiner has ruled out his death a homicide due to the chest -- has ruled his death a homicide due to the chest and neck compressions by the officer. nypd officers are not allowed to use the choke hold move. >> new this morning a new report says an nfl player involved in a murder-suicide had evidence of a brain disease. a doctor conducted an autopsy on the late kansas chiefs linebacker jevon belcher. he shot and killed his girlfriend before turning the gun on himself in december of 2012. the autopsy conducted nearly a year after the tragedy found a protein consistent with cte, chronic traumatic encephalopathy. belcher's mother is suing the chiefs. she claims her son suffered repetitive head trauma and the team did not give him adequate care. >> 4:47 now. retail giant wal-mart has responded to a lawsuit filed by tracy morgan over a deadly car crash that left the comedian in critical condition. >> chelsea clinton and husband mark probably didn't ge

what are the politics surrounding eric garner's case in this area?ve patrolman benevolent association president pat lynch saying we hope the grand jury will find that the officer didn't do anything wrong, that he was following protocol. then you also have the district attorney in staten island involved in the grand jury. he's the one that called for it last month. then you have the family saying well, we don't want people just picked for the grand jury we think the district attorney likes, we want this to be fair. that's why al sharpton is going out in d.c. today saying look, we want the justice department to intervene. we want them to be the ones to handle this case where local politics aren't involved. >> that was the same concern out of ferguson. >> yes. >> the panel selected by the district attorney and what their results would be, depending on the deleting in some cases of the prosecutor. >> exactly. that's correct. we've heard a lot of vitriol going back and forth with local politicians, and we just are hearing from the family they want this to

garner reportedly suffered from asthma.medical examiner has ruled his death a homicide due to the chest and neck compressions by the officer. the nypd does not allow officers to use the choke hold move. >>> police riot geary surfaced during another night of unrest in ferguson, month movement protesters linked arms and faced officers demanding improved dialogue with authorities. critics claim officials are charging outrageous fees to discourage request for public records about the deadly shooting of unarmed teen michael brown. in one case the city charged the associated press $135 an hour to retrieve a handful of e-mails. >> wal-mart wants actor tracy morgan to share some of the blame for his injuries suffered in a crash on the new jersey turnpike. the retailer responded to morgan's lawsuit in federal cart by saying morgan and his friends should have been wearing seat belts. morgan required weeks of rehab after a wal-mart big rig slammed into his limo bus in june. one passenger died. an attorney for morgan called the respons

if you talk to former virginia governor jim gilmore, he garnered 20% of the african-american vote in his gubernatorial election. mike huckabee is very proud of the support he garnered from the african-american community when he ran for governor. when you talk to candidates who don't look quite as cookie cutter they seem advantage. if you look at statements that rand paul has made about what has been happening in terms of some efforts that look a little bit close for voter disenfranchisement, and certain voices in the certain sectors of the electorate i think you would find that rand paul is accepting of bringing more people into the fold who haven't been active participants in the electoral system today. you can find that a lot with hispanic voters and younger women, and to some extent i hear from the republican side in thinking about voters who skew conservative trying to do more to engage married women married women have tended to be better base of support for us recently, but that's part of why democrats are targeting this war on women rhetoric. >> i'll go to the professor and end

somese she had garnered fame she joined the circuit and travel the country and gave a as theabout her time first woman governor. this is one paragraph that she would say in the early part of her speech. it created some excitement when it woman's bonnet was thrown into the arena for the office of governor. there are those that exclaimed with amazement that a woman should have the to narrate to offer herself to so important a position. leaders of the opposite party tried by subtle methods to sway and once they launched the slogan it was no place for a woman. she did become involved in national politics. she became the vice chair of the national democratic committee. she was involved with women and what they were doing with politics. when franklin roosevelt was running for president in 1932 nellie became active in that campaign. after roosevelt became president nellie had hoped to get an office in his administration. she was hoping to become secretary of the interior. unfortunately for nellie that went to frances perkins who he selected as a as the secretary of labor. nellie did not succ

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that was album garner needed. seven scoreless, struck out nine. wins his 18th. in the majors. i got your bam garner right here. brandon crawford adding in the fifth. a two-run bomb. ishikawa hit a three-run jack as the giants explode, 9-0 final. now just one game back of l.a. the a's the free fall. the sad plummets into oblivion continues in seattle. jason hammel had allowed 21 homers coming in. here's 22. bottom of the first, robinson cano gone. 2-0 in the third. a's would get on the board. josh donaldson, nice piece of hitting. base hit, sam fuld in. in the fourth, runners on at the corners. fuld with a bunt. we're tied at two. bottom five, mariners long ball high deep aloha. towering shot just inside the right field foul pole. hamill allows three runs and the a's lose 4-2. their wildcard lead over seattle and kansas city down to half a game. and scandalous week for the nfl continues. first ray rice and now adrian peterson indicted on charges of reckless or negligent injury to a child. his own child. authorities in texas say peterson used a tree branch to span

makes me think, kirsten, to your point, they're trying to garner support. there is a big vote tomorrow in british parliament. at the same time there is british hostage could be beheaded. part of the british community saying let's not bomb them. we don't want our hostage to be beheaded. terror plots are happening all over. we're vulnerable like our neighbors in france. we have to do something. >> i thought point going after isis make sure we went after the bad guys, we went after the terrorists. all of sudden going after isis in syria, more terror plots are emerging. you're damned if you do, damned if you don't. i said it before, said it again i question whether we have an endgame and immediate strategy. all david cameron and president said this will take long time. we'll not have any ground troops. it will not be sufficient force, show of force against isis. and you're creating all of these other tangents. >> kirsten, i know you're trying to jump in here, everybody is saying we haven't heard from homeland security on all of this. president said last week. t

. >> the highly anticipated iphone 6 is expected to be announced after garnering the most. most are featured and it would include a program to make purchases. they will be inside the event starting at 8:00 and putting out announcements in realtime. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> apple will be live streaming starting at 10:00 a.m. and we have set up a link and you can find it under hot topics. >>> we are finding a major development under the domestic violence scandal. ray rice's wife released a statement in response to the shocking incident caught on tape. live in the newsroom with more, alex? >> reporter: the woman punched in the video posted a statement to her instagram account. she defends her husband and behalf is the media for showing the video. to make us relive a moment we regret every day. this is the serviced yes which prompted the nfl to suspend rice indefinitely. the commissioner never saw this video before yesterday but this morning tmz officials said they never asked for the footage. it shows his knee answer say, knocking her off her feet and in

garner reportedly suffered from asthma.s ruled his death a homicide due to the chest and neck compressions by the officer. the choke hold move has been stopped by the nypd. >> wal-mart wants actor and comedian tracy morgan to share in some of the blame for his injuries suffered in a crash on the new jersey turnpike. the retailer responded to morgan's lawsuit in federal court by saying morgan and his friends should have been wearing seat belts. morgan required weeks of rehab after a wal-mart big rig slammed into his limo bus in june. one passenger died. an attorney for morgan called the response appalling. >> 6:47 now. the disappearance of a university of virginia student has now been connected to a cold case on campus. updates next. >> ♪ >> "action news" is sponsored by west chester university. distinguished. and affordable. learn more. >> time now for a preview of "good morning america." >> lots to get to. amy robach giving us a preview live from times square. good morning, amy. >> reporter: hey, good morning, matt. good m

retired general jay garner joins us now.al, thank you very much for being here with us today. >> pleasure to be with you, governor. >> we're hearing all this talk about is it war? is it counter terrorism? in the words of hill clinton? what difference at this point does it make? does it make a difference what we call it? >> i think it certainly does. before we go into the one thing i say, governor is somebody in the administration should remind the administration whether -- when you're that fighter pilot, going in to kill an enemy, who's also going to try to kill you, that's war. so they shouldn't call it anything else. you know n korea, we called it a police action, that was very unpopular with the american people, that was very unpopular with the military. we shouldn't make that mistake again. and you may have some legal ramifications of if it's not a war, do they get hostile fire pay, do they get to move their family into government housing that type of thing. but if we're sending soldiers, airmen, sailors to fight and to

> it took two years to bring charges. >> this is a perfect case for prosecution. >> they want to garneredhereafter, a criminal complaint was produced by the county attorney. i was thrilled. we have 59 counts of sexual, criminal misconduct involving two juvenile female victims. it gives us the ability to go door to door to look for him, to have him arrested wherever he is found. there is nothing i would like better than to see this fellow sitting in my jail awaiting his trial. the criminal justice system owes that to these victims. >> i'm in awe of lindsey. nobody else could get anything done about this guy. no strong big men could get the criminal justice system to go hunt down victor bernard. lindsey did it while she was estranged from her family, out there by herself. >> in 2012, i brought it up to my mom what happened in minnesota. all she said was, i know that mistakes are made but i still believe victor is a man of god. i will follow him so -- i feel like i hate them sometimes. i feel a lot of anger. i feel like basically i haven't had parents since i was 13. >> these are our survivo

the mother of nypd choke victim eric garner is also here at the national press club in northwest.he families, along with the national urban league, are calling for legal action to be taken against the officers responsible for brown's and garner's deaths. the reference spoceiv spoke ande u.s. justice department to take over the investigations. >>> an investigation going on into the ferguson police department's practices. last night, the department of justice held a community meeting in ferguson. some residents say they want the investigation to focus on the michael brown shooting and charges against officer darren wilson. while others say this is the first time anyone's actually listened to their concerns about their law enforcement officers. >> you don't have money. who's going to fight for a poor person? nobody. >> they see me as a threat and then they treat me as such. >> tensions between the community and police in ferguson, missouri, have remained high after the michael brown shooting. earlier this week, stores were vandalized and three people were arrested as they voiced thei

>> reporter: that young man was eric garner, held in a choke hold by the nypd while being arrested. allegedly for selling loose cigarettes. he subsequently died. the eric garner case resulted in the new york police commissioner bill bratton making the decision his officers needed to be retrained in the proper use of force. some of those officers will go to los angeles to observe their protocol. it was more than a decade ago the lapd was investigated by the justice department that determined they used excessive force. those officers were retrained. now new york will observe what los angeles is doing. that training is said to begin in november. in the meantime, trust of the nation's finest in the eyes of some is it an all-time low. jean casarez, cnn, new york. >>> embattled national football league commissioner roger goodell is apologizing for his handling of the ray rice dough mech violence scandal. some are calling for goodell's resignation after suspending the running back for only two games after his arrest on domestic violence charges. rice was eventually suspended indefinitely a

. >> what do you think about this video garnered so much attention online? >> it's something you don't see, i guess. i wanted her to have confidence. >> some people are seeing this video saying it can't be real. that's not really mace. >> i've got two witnesses. my daughter will tell you. if you look on my arm as i'm walking in the front door, you'll see the red pepper spray all over my arm when she got me right in the eyeballs. i had to sit in front of an air conditioner about two hours after. i moved, i got instantly hot. >> poor thing. >> you're a good dad. >>> pretty sure these rally drivers may have had to change their pants after this racing incident. check these guys out in a racing rally truck getting offcourse just a little bit. the truck tumbles over and a bunch of spectators see that and start to run over to help. they are quickly stopped. because the whole truck erupts in flames. you see the right side door open up. a driver bail out and run. thankfully, his co-driver got out of that vehicle. both drivers not seriously injured. one suffering mino

it can get the tribes on board, garnering the troops on board to fight the islamic state. there's internal threats inside jordan, it's the rise of the movement. this movement has been in jordan but now we see that there are more sympathizers with the islamic state in the country and the government is trying to crack down on them quietly in this report. >> reporter: a brief visit to amman ahead of a summit in saudi arabia to discuss a global coalition against the islamic state group. the u.s. secretary of state john kerry met kink abdullah -- king abdullah to explore their role. jordanian officials are not expanding. >> all countries are not immune to terrorism. decisions or policy will take into consideration the high interests and the national interests of the jordanian state. >> reporter: jordan is important to the coalition because it borders syria and iraq. in 2003 it allowed u.s. forces to use military bases during the invasion of iraq, and provided the u.s. with intelligence. washington offers jordan substantial military aid. there are fears islamic state fighters ma

secretary of state is trying to garner support. >> in today's globalized world, it's only a matter of time before the threat of terrorism is everywhere. that has been proven true in the case of isil. >> he is in france now where a conference will be held on monday. >>> tomorrow the 49ers will play their first home opener at the levi stadium. they are very tight-lipped about the high-profile guest list. it starts with a feature film nominated by an oscar actor. >> pyrotechnics, celebrities, pregame and halftime and the national anthem. >> reporter: there's been a lot of anticipation building up to the first game of the nfl season. >> we're incredibly excited. the stadium is beautiful. >> we came all the way from hawaii. we're excited. >> reporter: the last four events at levi stadium brought traffic and confor you confusion. they will offer special express training and buses. call-tran will provide extra trains but some fans decided to try something different, like showing up a day early and getting a hotel. >> we're going to be walking with fellow fans. >> reporter: they'll be a host

government officials are trying to garner international support to topple islamic state militants and are counting on japan for humanitarian relief. >>> and the people at sony are changing the picture of their business and are hoping to become more competitive in the hot market for smart phones. >>> nuclear regulators in japan have taken another step towards restarting power plants and approved safety reports for two reactors in the southwest. the plant becomes the first to meet regulations imposed by the government following the march 2011 nuclear disaster. all 48 of the reactors are offline. the operator of the plant submitted the safety plan to the nuclear regulation authority. officials with the authority assessed the plan and collected more than 17,000 comments from the public. many called for stricter measures against possible earthquakes, volcano eruptions and serious accidents. the authorities said those won't affect the conclusion. the plant is likely to be the first to restart under the new regulations but the operator must clear more hurdles. they need to gain consent of lo

she has become very famous in terms of her respect she's garner garnered. she's female, a person of color in a state where diversity is prominent. lieutenant governor newsom, early supporter of same-sex marriage, former mayor, who would give anything to get out from under that huge jerry brown shadow. then there's former l.a. mayor antonio villaraigosvillaraigosa. so there are big names plus more. we need to look south on the other side of the aisle, republican numbers may be better than they are here. darrell issa, chair of the house oversight committee, he gets a lot of publicity. maybe someone also like abel maul naud dough, a latino and social moderate. if the republicans could be persuaded to go in that kind of direction. let's remember, boxer's given no indication that she'll step down. but if she does, there will be no small amount of individuals willing to step up. >> there's rumors of janet napolitano maybe jumping in as well. thank you very much. >>> up next, protecting our power grid. our investigation exposed potential security holes in the bay

so many, though, talking about the nfl's growing problem with domestic violence of as ray rice garneredupport with his family by his side, prosecutors laid out their case against star running back, adrian peterson, for allegedly beating his son. >> adrian peterson -- >> today, minnesota vikings star running back adrian peterson won't be in uniform as prosecutors claim he was criminally negligent in striking his 4-year-old son with a branch. >> we take all allegations of abuse against children very seriously. >> reporter: yesterday the football star taking a private jet to surrender to authorities in montgomery county smiling for this mug shot. in jail for less than 30 minutes before being released and returning to minnesota on the same private plane. and while peterson's attorney says he was simply disciplining his child prosecutors say the nfl star may have gone too far. >> a grand jury having indicted this case looked at the injuries that were inflicted upon this child and determined that that discipline was not reasonable. >> reporter: charged with one count of injury to a child pete

just like assassination, just like bombing, just like beheading videos it seeks to garner and push arategy to show that isis is here, they're a terrifying organization, and if you don't submit, they will do eterrible things to you and your family. sexual violence and the threat causes people to flee, causes people to lose faith in their government and causes people to i guess convert to their -- the isis cause much more readily because they're terrified. that's why this is the kind of metric we want to pay attention to, much more so than when tara and i were both working for the agency. >> it's great reading. i encourage everyone to stay on this. it's important and it shouldn't be forgetpen as one of the most critical crises and tragedies of what's going on. tara and aki thanks for being with us. >> thank you very much. >>> thousands of people gathered to pay respects to a state trooper who was ambushed and shot dead. the man suspected of shooting them, still on the loose. authorities say he's a survivalist with very good shooting skills and a big grudge against law enforcement. deta

. >> what do you think it is about this video that has garnered so much attention online. >> it's something you don't see, i guess. i wanted her to have confidence in it. >> some people are seeing this video and they're saying it can't be real. that's not really mace. >> i got two witnesses that was sitting there watching it. my daughter will tell you. if you look at my arm on the video as i'm walking in, you can see the red pepper spray. i had to sit in front of an air conditioner about two hours afterwards. if i moved, i got ininstantly h. >> you're a good dad. >>> these vehicles are driving behind this truck. yeah, you get frustrated once in a while because you have to slow down. the trucks don't necessarily go very fast but eventually you find a spot on the road, maybe a gap where you can pass that truck. but when you do that and you're going to pass a truck and two vehicles, you better have one sporty zippy car and not a minivan full of people like this dude. >> oh, no. oh, no. oh, no. >> tries to pass all of these vehicles. doesn't go fast enough. he ends up swerving out of the way. o

. >> it could be astronomical for us in terms of us trying to garner a new lead or new direction. >> there has been expectations that kathy nolan was an additional victim of the zodiac killer. >>> we have new information involving the mass school shooting more than two years ago. grand jury transcripts state the gunman barged into a classroom where nursing students were taking a test. he was clutching the school's receptionist as he ordered everyone to the front of the room. he was targeting the schools director who no longer worked there. >>> and people seven people were killed in that mass school shooting, they were 21 to 53- year-old. one victim was a single mother studying to be a nurse. another was a janitor at the school. >>> health care workers at the laclint can de la rosa staged a protest today. workers say staffing levels are low despite a increasing patient level. the issue is bad in the medical records and registration and the quality of patient service is suffering. >> when a patient comes to register the wait is horrendous. they have to wait two or three weeks or more.

the huge training operation for local police officers but it is garnering criticism. >> mayor kwan said she does not want it in her city any more. >> but what does the sheriff's department have to say about that. politics back to school but in california that means controversy. all right. common core what is the future of that. teacher tenure big issue both on local and state level and suspensions, of students, rather, questions about where does that put school safety. we will talk about that. >> with the new superintendent of oakland school district. >> the only scheduled debate for governor happened just this week but did you catch it? >> don't worry we caught it. >> we did our job. >> we have thoughts. >> we will share that with you. lots coming up but a lovely day around the bay area, wall be it cooler than what we -- all be it cooler than what we saw yesterday. bay bridge from the roof cam. temperatures 50s all around the bay area except for one, 60- degree mark in oakland. we will see clouds hanging around afternoon sunshine for most of the bay area and temps a little below averag

it garnered so much attention in the news because of the resurging of patients in midwest. there are 130 cases that were reported so far. we have four confirmed cases here. doctors have not seem a similar surge in patients as in the midwest. >> the respiratory and viral activity has been the same as it has been in past fall seasons. and so the proportion of tests that are positive for the respiratory viruses is the same as it was in the past seasons. >>reporter:the symptoms are like that of a common cold. they have difficulty breathing if they attract the virus. >> hand-washing, and throw away dirty tissues, etc. >>reporter:those in east town have been sending alerts about the virus and what they should today. it's a concern for some of the parents that we spoke with. >> is doesn't mean they are exempt. >> if you have colds don't spread them around. enterovirus d68 it is seen during the months of july and august. they are urging the parents to be vigilant of the virus. don't assume it's a cold. consulta doctor in case. >>> and donald trump may be betting for the casinos. th

. >> reporter: her celebrity takedowns garnered the most attention.ike on "the graham norton show" when she tore into angelina jolie. >> oh, joan, we don't know which children are adopted and we don't know which are ours personally. they're all the same. isn't that right, billy and sally and jimmy and little magumba. isn't that right? anyone that has to stop me and say, why did you say that? then you know, we wouldn't be friends. >> you didn't respond to me. >> reporter: but the stars got one recent chang at revenge, with the a.l.s. ice bucket challenge. >> just do it. just do it. let's get the whole damn thing overwith. do it. >> reporter: the stars of the internet are usually youngsters. but joan rivers was able to harness 2.1 million twitter followers. tweeting just weeks ago, i'm definitely going to watch the emmys this year. my makeup team is nominated for special effects. with joan, there was nothing offlimits. at 79, she invited cameras to show private moments with her daugt and grandson on her reality show. >> i'm bored. >> you know, cooper, t

. >> now the president is talking to key members of congress to garner support and get them to buy in. that is what the president will try to do, convince the american people. >> you can watch the president's address here tonight at 9:00 here on 6 abc. >>> the trial for a woman accused of kidnapping a young girl from her school is drawing to a close. prosecutors say that christina regusters abducted the little girl 5 years old at that time abducted from her elementary school and sexual assaulted her before abandoning her in a park. the prosecutor wrapped up the case and gave closing arguments. vernon odom will have a live report coming up tonight at 6:00. >>> well, people caught carrying small amounts of marijuana could soon avoid a criminal record and philadelphia's mayor, michael nutter and councilman jim kenny are supporting the bill. >> tomorrow city councilman jim kenny will introduce a bill or amend the bill soft ening the penalty for having a small amount of marijuana, it's no longer a crime but people have to pay a fine. before considering the measure the mayor has agreed to s

louis but in ohio where john crawford was killed or in new york where eric garner was choked and peopleeally have any trust that justice is going to happen. i frankly believe the police even in this case are covering up just some of the fundamental details. they said that he was killed 35 feet from the suv. but we went there and measured it. and the police were fundamentally told a lie where mike brown was killed over 100 feet away from the suv. >> kevin, why are you -- why are you laughing? why are you smirking there when he says that? >> i'm smirking because every time i come on one of these and do an event, a hit like this somebody brings up anecdotal information about oh, well, there was this one incident here, one incident here. the police interact with black people thousands if not hundreds of thousands of times a day. and you get the one anecdotal incident and suddenly there's all this call to arms. look, there are -- >> kevin -- >> it's not an anecdote. >> kevin, let minimum finish and then you guys can jump in. >> yeah, exactly, let me finish. my point is very simple. there are

garner died after police in staten island wrestled him to the ground in a banned chokehold and then paynd him down, while he pleaded that he could not breathe. he a been accused of selling loose cigarettes. an oklahoma city police officer accused of sexually assaulting eight african-american women while on duty has been released from jail. daniel holtzclaw was released on friday after posting $500,000 bond. he is accused of carrying out the alleged assaults after threatening victims with arrest if they did not comply with his sexual demands. a single mother in pennsylvania has been sentenced to 12 to 18 months in prison for ordering medication online doubt for teenage daughter induce an abortion. jennifer ann whalen pleaded guilty to breaking a state law that prevents anyone other than a dr. from providing abortions. her daughter suffered abdominal pain and went to the hospital where a dr. called the police. whalen said she bought the pills online because her daughter did not have health insurance and she could not find a local clinic near their community. those are some of the headline