and they block the top of the hill.ort of. >> you would think our lights, big flashing lights would have kept people away, but they kept turning down the hill and coming right after us. >> two cars end up plowing into their fire engine. southwest salmon street starts to look like a demolition derby. >> you could put a soundtrack of "pinball machine" pretty well to that. >> for us, it was more like a game of frogger. >> more like donkey kong. wa, wa, wa, wa, game over. lots of paperwork. >> and, fortunately, no serious injuries. the driver of that volvo that hit seven cars escaped with a gash on the head. >>> another place in the pacific northwest where winter drivers have a bad reputation is in seattle. especially on capitol hill's steep streets. >> yikes! >>> november 22nd, 2010. shannon merrick has just gotten home from her job as a hospital secretary. she has a great view of a thanksgiving week storm from her kitchen window and grabs her camcorder. >> with the cars coming down and the people out there walking, you kn

a shopping mall here at the top of the hill here.arina, an elderly housing complex. 200 units there and this fire is going up the side of the hill. you can probably see the smoke from the south where our chopper is. police arrived on scene. a few minutes ago. they are already hiking up the hail to get to the hot spots. but at this point it is still heading towards the top. at the top of the hill there is a large office complex. if is vacant -- it is vacant right now. it was the clearing house building. very large. at this point this fire is still burning out of control. again, heading towards the 200 units, the elderly complex up there. at this point those people are still up there in the units. again, one more time, the brush fire up the side of quail hill. the fire department just getting on scene. hiking up the hill and trying to get a handle on this. still burning out of control. for people that live in the area here there is a large homeless camp on this side of the hill as well. that has been an issue for some time. that is whe

down in camden county in both directions the new jersey turnpike at interchange 3 and 4 in cherry hill, you are taking a look at cherry hill new jersey and burnt mill road and the inn for this gas main break. a cracker struck a gas pipe in the area that caused the leak and again chopper 6 hd live over the scene right now. the gas leak forcing the new jersey turnpike to be closed in both direction interchange 3 and 4 in cherry hill sure to cause big traffic problems. take 295 as your alternate. >> in the wake of the big game conflict, some african countries that allow huntsing are criticizing delta and others for banning hunting trophies they are disappointing with their announcement that they will no longer allow the trophy because it will hurt the economy and conservationest efforts. >>> we have a warning for sun roofs that shatter for no reason sometimes while you are driving and now a government agency is now investigating. here is the story. >> reporter: her sun roof spontaneously exploded. >> it sounds like a gunshot while he was driving down the highway. >> boom zbll and more sto

the oakland hills. the people here have a memory for what fire can do. >> the 1991 oakland hills fire killed 25 people and caused an estimated $1.5 billion damage. thousands of homes and apartments were lost. >> i think we're in for one heck of a fire season. >> reporter: we found this oakland hills homeowner taking pictures at the scene of the latest fire. he's written about fire representation and made it his mission to encourage homeowners to prepare. >> it's not a miracle when a home survives. you see pictures of these miracle homes. it's because they paid attention to details and what they did made a difference. >> reporter: temperatures are high. humidity is low. and the fuel is dry. in the past few weeks, we've seen what that combination can do in both napa and lake counties, with several fires burning, land and homes. but you don't need to see flames to know it's fire season. all you have to do is look at the haze masking that city view. it's from the fires burning well to our north, not a fire

morgan hill police had gotten a tip a wanted felon inside the home on manor court in morgan hill. the s.w.a.t. team surrounded the home, made up of officers from various surrounding agencies. they asked some neighbors to evacuate their homes for their own safety, others asked to shelter in place. they described the suspect as 24-year-old wanted felon on several felony warrants. the s.w.a.t. team tried all night to convince the suspect to surrender. one neighbor posted commands coming from police. >> this is the san jose police department. we're not going anywhere. come out with your hands up. >> reporter: and they didn't go anywhere. san jose police helping out in the s.w.a.t. operations. s.w.a.t. team arrested a suspect 1:00 this morning. there is no word on whether he surrendered peacefully or police had to go in and draw him out of that house. but in any case, the neighborhood is peaceful now once again in morgan hill. live in the south bay, damian trujillo, "today in the bay." >> thank you. >>> it is 6:34 right now. and on to a developing story. calm returned to the streets of

from 1923 hills fire that destroyed homes to the 1991 oakland hills fire, still fresh in many people's minds. >> what what the we learned, the best case scenario it will be chaotic. the more ord we can bring to the response and -- order we can bring to the response -- >> reporter: choices about navigating the narrow, winding winding and crowded streets. >> working on where the resources they have available are going to be. >> reporter: and choices about what can be saved. this was only a drill. so when it is the real thing they will be ready. >> reporter: i had several residents ask me what is going on, and we should tell them, they will be back. this was just day one of three days of drilling. >> cents a prepare enough. noelle walker, thank you. >>> across the east bay, roasting outside. cooler weather is on the way. back to bill in the weather center for the latest on that. >> it has to get cooler. it is still hot. today livermore 104 degrees. we saw cooling around the bay. 5-8 degrees cooler but inland stayed hot. right? you knew that. santa rosa was at 98 degrees. current numbers f

the body comes down the hill towards the lakeshore. the other wing is out of sight on the other side of the body of the mound. we are looking at the bird effigy from a different perspective. the body is extending down the slope. the wings extends to each side as if it is flying up towards the top of the hill. these can be considered a kind of tombstone. they mark the grades of the dead --graves of the dead. they are carved in the shapes of spirits. not everyone got a mound. and sometimes cremations. there is no indication a mound was built. some people got mounds, but had to share. some had simple, dome shaped construction. there seems to be some division, but we are not clear what that is. students are studying the phenomena and beginning to suspect it may be, if not economic, but social difference. people buried in the conical bit lessve a little nutrition. they more likely have to share their mound. effigy builders seem to get the mounds to themselves. it may be that they are just higher ranking. maybe they were religious or politic

jason is the capitol hill editor for roll call. he previously admitted national journal, congress daily and before that he wrote for great wire. thank you so much. >> thank you, linda. appreciate you having me. it's an honor to be here. i think these panels can be very helpful in trying to sort through what really is a truly unique event. it sort of combines all of the elements as bill was saying earlier of an inoculation from the state of the union address and almost like a rock concert. the logistics on this are sort of a marvel to behold. but in our next panel will talk more about the logistics. right now we want to delve down and zero in on some of the big issues in a particularly issues the pope has made a part of his portfolio. they happen to be three of the most contentious most debated, stickiest issues that capitol hill and the country has dealt with in the last several decades. they are certainly at the core right now. demetrius let's start with you. you are truly one of the world's foremost experts on immigration and hav

susan swain: and a look at life in sagamore hill. we're going to spend a few minutes on a big topic, and that's really the influence of edith roosevelt on her husband's very active administration. just some statistics -- again, we've had to choose from a two-year term -- i mean a two-term administration. and this is hardly an exhaustive list, but in 1904, the supreme court upholds the antitrust act. 1905, the national forest service was created. the pure food and drug act passed in 1906, something you said earlier. it was a very contentious time. roosevelt wins the nobel peace prize also in that year. and in 1908, the federal bureau of investigation is created. just a few things during the time that roosevelt was in office. what was edith's influence, if we look at what she contributed to this? stacy a. cordery: well, edith played a fairly large role, but behind the scenes. one of their friends called edith "the perfection of invisible government," which i think she would have liked. for example, going back to the victorian thing, it

morgan hill police called the s.w.a.t.they used a bull horn to try to coax him out over the next couple of hours. he didn't budge. then a neighbor heard bangs probably concussion grenades. >> probably a flash-bang or something. i don't know. tell you the truth. three really loud bangs and then came outside and saw the cops. the suspect finally arrested at 1 a.m. he didn't appear to be injured. he was booked into the santa clara county jail. we are live in morgan hill, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> new this morning seven people are injured after u.s. army helicopter crashed off the coast of okinawa. it crashed while landing on a navy ship. japanese coast guard says ten other people on board were unharmed. the cause is under investigation. >>> the evacuation continues in lake county as the "jerusalem fire" is out of control. it's 14,000 acres and burning close to the "rocky fire" with only a few miles separating the two. it's going to cost up to $5 million just for county workers to clean up the debris. >>> police made a mistake when

that's the beginning of the mistake that simply led down hill from there. you know what secretary kerry and president obama are really suffering from, the state department has a word for it, it's called going native. and it means that a diplomat accredited to represent the united states vis-a-vis a country like iran actually ends up sounding like an iranian diplomat. that's what we have here. that's what explains the president's speech and john kerry's remark. lou: k.t., i think john's exactly right. >> yeah. lou: the reality is the secretary of state of this -- of the united states of america is taking the perspective of the people across the bargaining table from him over the course of some -- i don't know what the number of meetings has been. it's required more than 70 trips across the atlantic to come up with a document they haven't even read, much of it, and a document they insist is absolutely credible, which they took to the united nations before congress. why shouldn't the congress of the united states, democrat and republican, in a bipartisan fashi

sa up $5 selt ba of hills scice dt®doand t f. pemart. insped bpets split?ots gallery on "e.t." online. >>> tv guide got kermit and miss piggy to talk about the tv series the muppet. >> it's two shows in one. it follows the muppets as they produce a late night show up late with miss piggy. >> to my knowledge, we're trying something never done in the history of television and that is doing two shows at the same time. >> yes, well, too much of a star for one show. >> yeah, something like that. >> and the muppets should be everywhere on tv. >> name a show? >> "scandal". >> "scandal." yes, that one definitely does it. >> i think probably "dancing with the stars." we are wonderful dancers. >> the muppets premieres september 22nd on abc. >> good-bye, everybody. >>> terrible. gwen stefani and gavin are divorcing. >> we've been together for so long. >> don't speak. news has social media sitting with hopeless romantics everywhere hoping. >> just because gwen and gavin broke up doesn't mean love is dead. >>> and then donald, presidential forum. but his tweet keep him

this is goldsboro road at tulip hill terrace. it's shut down. you see police car and the road closure. at this point this morning, you're going to want to avoid goldsboro probably between massachusetts and macarthur completely because of that closure. stay on river, stay on macarthur, you're not going to want to go down goldsboro this morning. 270 south looking good. top of the beltway, outer loop no problems. 66 inbound and 95 in virginia inbound also rolling along. remember to listen to our friends on wtop 103.5 f.m. when you hop in your car. tom? >> one of my favorite cameras that we use on a regular basis. this one here at the national harbor. a soft summer morning at national harbor. there is the capitol wheel. the waters of the potomac are calm this morning. there's some haze and humidity hanging in the air. drive time forecast, should be all green lights for morning and midday. caution for the afternoon. we may get a passing thundershower or shower like we did yesterday. dry for the morning commute, 70s. 80s for the afternoon with passing

tonight this hill was crackling on the side of highway 20. that's where firefighters will spend the night trying to keep it there. most highways are natural fire breaks but not for the rocky fire. and there's hundreds of hillsides like this. packed tight with fuel and ready to burn. this is fire fighters 13th day at the line. first they were at the wragg fire, then the lowell fire now this one. >> they're all burning with intensity like we haven't seen. it's been a long time since the humidity has been low. >> it's real dangerous. very dangerous. >> we don't put people out in front of the fire but we won't put anyone in harm's way. we're fighting aggressively with boots on the ground. >> reporter: this evening we looked in on some of the properties that got caught in the fire in the very first hours it got going. this was before all the fire resources got here. this was one of the homes destroyed outside of laurel lake. evacuations still in place. some of them mandatory, some advisory. but we're noticing it's cooler tonight. it was cooler las

oakland at 73. 87 in san jose. 90 in morgan hill. live look from our emeryville camera a little hazy and you know there is a spare the air alert. 87 in santa rosa. napa 81. triple digits fairfield, concord, livermore. this is what many of you probably are wishing would reach your area. golden gate bridge foggy along the coast and the air quality will improve. when you take a look at this from our east bay hills camera air quality is obviously running poor today. it is moderate tomorrow and you look at the forecast here we go good to moderate. thursday, friday better air quality across the entire bay area. high pressure that has brought us at least the third day of records is starting to show some signs of weakness. there is a weak spot between the ridge and the heat restreets started today it will continue as we head towards the rest of the work week. livermore temperature trend average high of 89 degrees. tomorrow still above average. mid and latter part of the work week at average or a little bit below before numbers start to come

[applause] yes, chapel hill people. in fact, if you are interested in higher education, i think this is the best time to be a president or chancellor in higher education in america. what happens in higher education is so important for the nation. our business is a very serious one. people take it very seriously. we have a huge impact on individuals and the future of the nation. it is a time when we have the opportunity to really shepherd in the great changes that are taking place. it is a real pleasure to be here. carolina has a very big footprint. it is the oldest public university in america. the first to actually graduate students, in fact the only public university to graduate students in the 1700s. it has an extremely proud legacy. as proud of what we are doing to get past these issues that you raised, we are very proud of what we are trying to do. i will say that working in higher education, the new normal is to be facing some of the greatest issues of the day. yes, we are looking how to balance athletics and acad

. >>> some highly flammable trees in the oakland hills. nbc bay area's cheryl herd is there. cheryl, about half a million tree ins question. will they be cut down. >> reporter: some people believe these trees are what actually fuels these wild fires while others believe that tree cans actually help stop fires from spreading. >> there's a widely held belief that the '91 fire had something to do with eucalyptus trees and nothing could be further from the truth. >> reporter: a meeting where people talked about saving some 400,000 trees from being cut in the east bay hills. >> chopping down three species of trees, and only three species of trees, that by the way, all happen to be non-natives, does that really address the problem? >> the problem is how do you make the hills safe when california is in a severe drought and wild fires are popping up all over the state. the mayor releasing a statement the fema plan is 20 years in the making. restore and protect the resources in our hills. >> dried dwrasz is the most flammable. >> he is against the plan. it's ignoring the significance

>>> right now philadelphia police are on the scene of a deadly crash in society hill. a car struck a tree and flipped over with a car full of college students. details are ahead in a live report. >>> sunny and on this sunday. temperatures back in the mid 80s. enjoy it while it lasts. good morning. welcome back to nbc 10 news. i'm rosemary connors. meteorologist michelle grossman is tracking mild conditions outside. got to love it, right? >> you got to love it. we loved yesterday. we'll love today. we won't love tomorrow. things will change monday into tuesday. let's enjoy today while we have it. blue skies outside. a few clouds out there. great place to be, walking along the beach. temperatures in the 60s. okay water temperature around 74 degrees. we're looking at the risk of rip currents at the beaches today. temperatures, waking up 5 degrees warmer in mount pocono. four degrees warmer in allentown. two degrees warmer in philadelphia. we'll end up close to where we ended up yesterday. right around 86 degrees. right now 60s to the north and west. 60 in mount poconos. 7

to go up on the hill and meet with leaders, up on the hill. so this pope is coming to the united states at a point when the senior leadership of the church, bishops and above, are extremely active, extremely engaged, and address issues as a matter of course. with statements, with testimony and with homilies at the local level. i expect this will be intensified in the days leading up to the pope's visit. and here we may have a significant, comments, two or three months after the pope visits. catholics are engaged. leadership is engaged, the big question is what we all opened up with, will this make a difference? and i don't have a crystal ball today it is too difficult to predict. >> two interesting pieces to your question, i think first when we talk about these issues as political we tend to lump americans together as if they are blob, many of these issues in the silent generation and the baby boomers see these issues differently than the millennial's so i would just urge when we say these are political or contentious i would really urge us to

, put me at the bottom of the hill and he ran down the hill and i had to take him on. >> i had him rununtil they were crying and bleeding and snot running out of their nose. >> eventually i started taking him on and realized i could do it. by the end of the season, kenny wanted no part of me. >> reporter: while kenny brown gave bishop his toughness, his mother, sherry, might have saved his life when she decided to move the family away from bishop's corner. >> one morning there was a shoot-out outside. a guy on the ground murdered. and it was, you know, for a kid to experience that. it's funny, because i kind of normalize it, part of, you know, whatever. but my mom snatched me up and like two days later we moved up north to a better situation. >> reporter: that better situation was fairfield high school. and the start of a successful football career derailed by injury. bishop signed a short contract last december with the 49ers, but was looking for work in the offseason. once again, family stepped in. >> my auntie is a season ticket holder, been a season ticket holder for 34 years maybe

so he spent his summers in this valley and on these hills. he got his love of nature and his understanding of nature and understanding of the topography of these hills so that even when he was in italy, he could imagine where he wanted his home to be. he really -- the theme of living in nature, i think, reinforced itself to him when he was in italy, living in a garden on the hillside and one year later, he was living in another garden in wisconsin. once he came back, this became his permanent home. he really was the originator of organic architecture and he developed it to the highest degree in his years of work. it was several things, the essence of organic architecture is that form and function are one, you know, that everything in the house should be useful and beautiful and you don't -- and that's one part of it. and then the other part is that -- is that it -- the house and nature are -- speak to each other, interact and there's not a hard division between the indoors and the outdoors that you're always somewhere situated in nature and t

morgan hill police called the s.w.a.t.ll horn to try to coax him out over the next couple of hours. he didn't budge. the suspect finally arrested at 1 a.m. he is 24 years old and booked into the santa clara county jail. the police thank all the neighbors for the patience. they had an offer for people who didn't have a placespend the night. >> what we have offered that they can go to our office of emergency services at the police department or we can also offer them hotel vouchers. >> reporter: the neighborhood is back open again. all the neighbors are allowed back inside their homes. live in morgan hill, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> a man is dead two alameda counties sheriff's deputies are injured after an explosion at an apartment in oakland. neighbors say a man being evicted did not want to leave his home. he apparently set up a trap turning on the natural gas then jamming the lock so when a locksmith tried to drill it open yesterday a spark set off the explosion knocking the two deputies against the wall. five tenants from othe

the eco conscious building blend in england's rolling hills.ce of the food is relatively cheap despite service station's 60 million-dollar price tag. >> it is a great concept if you like food. >> reporter: owners hope fresh approach will lure in the millions who pass by every year n england, jonathan veg light for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> how about that. >>> philadelphia zoo introduced visitors to its new resident, meet contact lah a two-year old swath bear. he arrived last night from the san diego zoo but in the wild they are found in india. zoo keepers say kayla enjoys exploring her new home in the bear country exhibit and she has been spending lots of time, doing some bear things, like climbing, and, of course, digging for ducks. >> ♪ >> oh, yeah, hottest dance craze right now, you are watching philadelphia police officers in the 35th district do the nana with members of the community. the the philadelphia police department posted this video on you tube. sergeant perkins direct the fun project, all they have it going on. video part of the

. >>> beverly hills housewife kim richards arrested again. >> cops say she was shoplifting here at target. did kim walk off with a car full of $600 in goods and is she homeless? >>> plus, we're with brooke hogan defending her father after racist rant. >> i feel bad for my dad. >>> taylor swift shares girl squad secrets as her big fans bust out one of taylor's hits as only he can. >> you come and pick me up, no headlights. >> "e.t." with the latest on the top stories. >>> i guess it's a good time to be a divorce lawyer in hollywood. two more star break-ups really made this the summer of splits. the biggest shocker has got to be reba mcentire. >> say it ain't so, reba. let's start with gwen stefani and gavin rossdale and why their rock 'n' roll marriage hit the rocks. this is gavin yesterday in beverly hills walking with long time friend and gwen's assistant, keith black. no ring in sight. a few hours before the shocking divorce papers filed in los angeles. we've obtained the documents that showed the irreconcilable differences as the cause. >> gwen worth reported $80 million and gavin wort

and knob hill areas. we will only see it on 5:00. joe? >> reporter: an area with crowds of tourists and locals often walking around late at night. now the police say it is a big reason to be on alert. >> last saturday night. unfiltered in tide. neighbors say they heard screams coming in from a dark stair case, a woman was knocking on doors and ringing doorbells, the latest victim of what the police believe is a series of attacks on woman between russian hill and knob hill. >>> a source close to the investigation tells me there are three to four. the suspect comes from behind, through their clothing and running away. they are random, the source says, the woman do not know their attacker. >> disturbing. i never open my door without looking out the window first. >> i am worried. this is where my kids play, where my family thrives. >> reporter: concerned neighbors have gone so far to post flyers on light poles and mail boxes also on social media, warning woman to be careful about how they interact with strang

and knob hill neighborhoods. to make things worse, someone has posted signs suggesting there is a rapist on the loose. jana katsuyama has more. >> reporter: the signs are startling. >> i thought it was a joke at first. >> reporter: the word rapist at the top of every paper. one neighbor says she heard from other residents about several attacks on women. not raped but groped by a stranger. >> there is a couple of people who have reported that there has been some man hanging out who is grabbing women from behind at night. >> reporter: san francisco police say they have received as many as four reports of groping incidents in the russian hill and knob hill neighborhoods. >> the earliest report was back in february regarding this groping incident. we do know the incident occurs between the hours of 10:00 p.m. at night until 1:00 in the morning. >> reporter: the victims have been attacked from behind so their descriptions of the suspect are not detailed. >> the description is pretty broad. male between 20-30's to a th

principales ciudades del area de la bahia: san jose: 90 oakland: 81 san francisco:74 livermoore: 100 morgan hill: 92 santa clara:80 ================= el pronostico extendido para los proximos cinco dias: san jose martes:86 miercoles:84 jueves:82 viernes:81 sabado:80 san francisco martes: 72 miercoles:70 jueves:66 viernes:66 sabado:68 temperaturas para las principales ciudades del area de la bahia: san jose: 90 oakland: 81 san francisco:74 livermoore: 100 morgan hill: 92 santa clara:80 ================= el pronostico extendido para los proximos cinco dias: san jose martes:86 miercoles:84 jueves:82 viernes:81 sabado:80 san francisco martes: 72 miercoles:70 jueves:66 viernes:66 sabado:68 lorena / ots --- tres personas pierden la vida, y otra se encuentra gravemente herida tras un aparatoso accidente que involucr al menos tres vehculos --- take vo --- el incidente se reporto anoche en la ciudad de el sobrante, cerca de "san pablo dam road" --- --- uno de los vehculos luego de colisionar en la via se estrell contra un poste y se prendi en llamas, las autoridades investigan las causas del incidente --

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a terrible commute getting into san jose from the morgan hill area.mute a 24-minute drive time between the carquinez bridge and the maze. the metering lights are on and we have our spider friend there making an appearance once again at the bay bridge pay gates. we are going to move on to the marin county drive and everything is looking good drive times are up, speeds are up for southbound 101 leaving novato heading into san raphael. there is a little slow traffic in the westbound direction of 37 leaving vallejo towards the novato area. and the richmond/san rafael bridge, expect delays now for that westbound direction slow across the span. that's a look at your traffic. now to roberta. >> you know, iggy our traffic spider isn't camera shy. he makes an appearance once a month. hi, everybody! good morning! you know, i want to see what you see. and that's why we have weather watchers established all around our microclimates. let's see who is checking in with us this morning. how about that one? i bet that's our weather goddess, yes, kathy munch from sebas

there are some traditions on the heel i find -- hill i find amazing we still use. i do not know if a lot of people know that a person with white gloves and brings in the -- and puts it down that we are in session. i found that amazing. a tradition that has gone on for years. and i -- question sometime the partisan, i am concerned about that cause -- because for some issues we are all on board and it gets locked into a partisan issue. i just cannot understand. i will give you an example homeland security budget. i was not a member of congress -- and there was not a member of congress who deny relies we needed to find it and we got sidelined on an issue put into the bill. i keep saying this. if we agree on the issue and it is good for a country and good policy, let's vote on that and take care of the people's business. there are some things we fundamentally disagree on. let's grind that out. there is nothing wrong with partisan and discussing debate. our country was built on that democratic republican follow -- philosophy. everybody things we have one of the rest dem

morgan hill police called the s.w.a.t. team. they tried to use a bull horn and coax them out over the next couple of hours. he didn't budge until about 1:00 this morning. he is 24 years old and was booked into the santa clara county jail. >> at this point we're not disclosing what felony warrants he has. we are simply indicating he does have several felony warrants out of san jose. >> reporter: the neighborhood is back open again. everybody is allowed back into their homes. in morgan hill, kiet do, kpix 5. >> and police are thanking neighbors for their patience. so far, police have not released the name of the man under arrest. >>> chainsaws were hard at work this morning in san francisco's north beach neighborhood. a tree fell taking out some power lines at columbus avenue and filbert street. no outages were reported. muni was not affected. >>> checking the latest on the northern california wildfires, right now "jerusalem fire" is still growing. more people are being evacuated today as the latest wildfire in lake and napa count

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this happened just before dawn in society hill. and the family, as i said, arrived minutes before we last joined you. a very, very emotional scene as you can imagine. one family lost a child in a car accident, and they don't know why, at least not yet. as soon as we get more information, we will join you again and update you. live in society hill, jesse gary, nbc 10 news. >>> new from overnight, philadelphia police are looking for the gunman who shot a man in the back. nbc 10 was on the scene at levick street and sommer dale avenue. the victim told them he never saw the shooter and he was not robbed. we're working to find out more information about the victim's condition. >> philadelphia police are investigating a shooting in west philadelphia. they say somebody shot a man just before 11:00 last night at 60th and locust streets. >>> firefighters were busy overnight extinguishing flames at this fire in north philadelphia. the blaze began in a vacant house at broad and york streets around 1:00 this morning. nobody was hurt. >>> we ha

my kind of hill. rincon is my kind of district hill. it is one bill that i hope you'll pass and you'll get your fill. it is my kind of hill and i hope you vote on it and you all agree with all your will. >> thank you, next speaker please. >> good afternoon. my name is john graham 8 year resident of the neighborhood and live in infenty. i'm fully support the cbd for rincon hill and think it is a proven example of infrastruck dhoor support the city services. i this can everyone knows who walks athround neighborhood dollar is a significant need for additional security, cleanliness and maintenance of things such as current and future parks and i think this is way to go from good to great in our neighborhood so hope you'll support this. thank you >> thank you very much. next speaker please. >> my name is tony [inaudible] with [inaudible] we are a business owner and operator in the greater rincon hill neighborhood and very excited to support the community benefit district. we think it is great resource tooz the neighborhood and make for a bet

and nob hill. someone posted a sign last week on russian hill warning people to be aware and be vigilant and there have been similar messages on facebook. the first report of a groping happened in february and there have been several other incidents since then. police are increasing patrols by officers in the area. victims described the suspect as a man in his late 20s, 5'6" to 5'10". >>> a scramble to find teachers. why one school district is having a hard time filling positions. >> and a special olympics athlete who went missing in los angeles turns up safe in hayward. the question is, how did he get there. >> and video showing the terrifying moments, there it is when two cranes collapse flattening a row of homes and rescuers are not sure how many people are injured. you buy this chicken there's free lemonade for the pickin'. it's finger lickin' good. it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed

my kind of hill. rincon is my kind of district hill. it is one bill that i hope you'll pass and you'll get your fill. it is my kind of hill and i hope you vote on it and you all agree with all your will. >> thank you, next speaker please. >> good afternoon. my name is john graham 8 year resident of the neighborhood and live in infenty. i'm fully support the cbd for rincon hill and think it is a proven example of infrastruck dhoor support the city services. i this can everyone knows who walks athround neighborhood dollar is a significant need for additional security, cleanliness and maintenance of things such as current and future parks and i think this is way to go from good to great in our neighborhood so hope you'll support this. thank you >> thank you very much. next speaker please. >> my name is tony [inaudible] with [inaudible] we are a business owner and operator in the greater rincon hill neighborhood and very excited to support the community benefit district. we think it is great resource tooz the neighborhood and make for a bet

i can speak from the capitol hill perspective of the popes speech to congress. this will be very different, if i had to describe these significance of the importance of the speech, it's going to be like a head a state visit on steroids. in terms of demand for media, in terms of demand for members of congress to actually be in the chamber for the popes speech congress people complain congress doesn't do a lot of things but i think last week they manage to vote next members of congress out of the chamber. they will not not be allowed in for the speech because, probably all the seats will be filled with members of the house and senate, normally when heads of state visit even with prime minister speech a couple months ago you have what you called filler. you had staff members, our interns, filling seats. that filling seats. that won't happen this time around. i doubt there'll be a member of congress who will want to skip this. for selfish purposes and covering this, this is going to be a challenge for reporters who want to cover the speech. again going back to state

this is a live look from our east bay hills camera.ad that is now fully contained. the crews that responded responding to this fire that is now now full contained. no threat to any structures. it broke out about 5:30. it was putting up a lot of flames. it seemed very scary, but firefighters have been able to get on the line and knock it down. it was on grizzly peak and south park drive in berkeley. we are told just north of where the steel train is. grizzly peak boulevard has been closed, probably still closed while the firefighters wrap things up. but again, they have this one-acre grass fire on grizzly peak boulevard and south park drive now fully contained. more news this morning. a civil rights icon has died. julian bond was 75 years old. he was at the forefront of the civil rights movement in the 1960s. he coordinated a student law coordinating committee and the student law center. he was one of the first blacks to be elected to the georgia house of representatives, whose members refused to seat him. a unanimous supreme court deci

note how hills in the south interrupted the blast.the secondary of 5.5 square miles, moderate damage from last and severe damage from fires. the total area of damage covered 42.5 square miles, ranging from complete destruction to damage roots and broken windows. the greatest distance where damage was measured was 12 miles were workers' barracks knocked down. 1.5 miles from zero point, a cracked smokestack. a prison of concrete and masonry 2/10 of a mile away was almost totally destroyed. the walls left standing were parallel to the direction of the blast. this area was completely wiped out from zero point of to the church at the foot of the hills about a mile away. in the bed of the creek rests a dome that was blown from its place on top of a church. works was blown into a mass of twisted steel. two concrete walls, the remains of two factory buildings. bridges show greater destruction in nagasaki than hiroshima. but, even close to zero point, the downward force of the blast failed to damage roads and railroads due to the height of whi

jason is the capitol hill editor for roll call.previously edited national journals, congress daily, and before that, he wrote for green wooir. so thank you so much. >>> thank you, linda. i appreciate you having me. it is a an honor to be here. i think these panels can be very helpful in trying to sort of sort through what really is a truly unique event. i mean it sort of combines all of the elements as bill was saying earlier of an inaugust your rags, a state of the union address, and almost like a rock concert. i mean this -- the logistics on this are sort of a marvel to behold. but before we you know -- in our next man we are going to talk a little bit more about some of the logistics and you how you cover. right now we want to dul delve down and zero in on some of the big issues particularly issues that this pope has made a part of his -- a part of his portfolio. and they happen to be three of the most contentious most debated, stickiest issues that capitol hill and the country has dealt with in the last, well, several decades.

to go up on the hill and meet with leaders up on the hill. so these folks coming to the united states at a point when the senior leadership of the church bishop and above are extremely active. extremely engaged. and address the issues as a matter of course. with statements, testimony, and with homilies in the churches at the local level. i expect that this will intensify in the days leading up to the pope's visit. and here we may have a significant comet's tail two, three four months after the pope's visit. catholics are engaged. the leadership is engaged. the big question is the question that we all opened up with will this make a difference. i don't have a crystal ball today. it was too big to carry. >> two interesting pieces to your question. i think first i think when we talk about the issues as political, we tend to lump americans together as if they're a blob. and i think that's a mistake. many of these issues, the silent generation and the baby boomers actually see these issue husband differently than millennials. so i would just urge

morgan hill police called the s.w.a.t. team and they used a bull horn to try to coax him out over the next couple of hours. he didn't budge. the suspect finally arrested at 1 a.m. he is 24 years old and booked into the santa clara county jail. >> at this point we are not disclosing what felony warrants he has. we are just indicating that he has several felony warrants out of san jose. >> and the neighborhood is back open again to the relief of all these neighbors everything back to normal in morgan hill. we're live, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> a heavy security presence deployed in mountain view to protect a politician who holds views against islam. last night snipers were on top of preschools and police officers patrol with their weapons out. it was a level of security usually seen for presidential visits. but this time, the visitor was [ non-english language ] a dutch member of the parliament speaking after a conservative forum at silicon valley. >> and while muslims might be moderates, islam certainly is not. islam is evil and

david samadi chairman and professor of urology at lennox hill hospital and chief of robotic surgery.od to have you all together. >> good to have you back. >> good to be here. >> and start with a really warming and inspiring story in maryland. a little boy lost use of both of his hand, lost the

the fire is burning in heavy brush on a steep hill. no homes or businesses are in danger. >>> california is doing well in terms of personnel and resources despite several fires burning in the state. san luis obispo county the cuesta fire has burned 2500 acres near santa marguerita since it began sunday. more than 300 buildings are threatened and 800 people have been evacuated. it's 10% contained. >>> it's been hot. it feels like a monster cooldown now. >> it is. it's a step in the right direction. we'll keep it there for a while. there's no big huge temperature trends one way or another. liza, how are you? >> i'm doing fine. i'm doing wonderful. i had a great night's rest. so all is good with the world. >> that's bad. look ou! >>> 62 degrees now. oakland 64. livermore 62. san francisco 61. san jose 63. here's how we look -- look at the air quality thing with the "spare the air" day on monday. air has improved so a fairly clear day in the bay area just fog and low clouds near the shoreline so that part of it not a big deal. all the low

chief meteorologist doug hill with us. doug: this is nice for august. the heat and the humidity will be a factor but it may hold off until late sunday or monday. sunshine outside the belfort furniture camera. south toward the river. pentagon on the right-hand side of the screen. 88 degrees. winds are calm at the moment. 88 in frederick. 83 in andrews. 84 in quantico. 83 in baltimore. 81 in annapolis. as we get through the overnight hours we will be clear. the winds will remain light. air is dry. it will allow us to drop low levels by saturday morning. 60 in cumberland. and martinsburg. 63 in baltimore. 61 around andrews. 59 morning low in manassas. the express forecast. kick off weekend for saturday. sunshine in the morning, sunshine in midday and afternoon. comfortable high of 91 degrees. we have more in a couple of minutes. >> see you then. thanks. new at 6:00, 147 pounds of cocaine seized in the port of baltimore. they made the discovery earlier in month. this is the largest seizure at the port in eight years. they were come sealed in gym bags with e

an alarming crime in one pleasant hill neighborhood tonight. an armed violent robber is on the loose after attacking a clerk at a gas station. it's a story you'll only see on kron 4. emily turner joins us live from the scene. emily, what can you tell us about the manhunt? >> emily : the man hunt is in full effect right now in fact i just saw police officers go to search more yards around the gas station. here is a video from around 6:00 this evening and just before that is when police say that a man walked into the gas station in pleasant hill and he held the gas station owner up for money and put the gun in the owner's mouth after taking the money he only got around $500, and the owner only had a small scratch on his mouth but has gone to the hospital and is expecting to heal but it has left the community on edge as a man has not been found yet and still wandering around life in pleasant hill --live in pleasant hill >> vicki : police are investigating an indecent exposure incident that occurred in downtown palo alto on friday evening. a man fo

in abington, still watching an accident scene on edge hill road.y, no weather-related airport delays at the philadelphia international airport. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> just about eight minutes before 5:00. grab an umbrella if you're heading out the door. we've seen steady rainfall this morning. this is a murky view looking towards the aramark building. it is plenty wet outside, 72 degrees with light rain falling in philadelphia. heavier downpours have cleared philadelphia but it's still a rainy start this morning for beach avenue. that's cape may, a live view from the marquis de lafayette hotel. these storms are on the move, heavy showers have tapered off for the lehigh valley and reading where we saw activity yesterday. the clouds pushing to the east, we'll see thinning of the clouds and get sunshine but that will heat things up. could give us storms later today. occasional showers and thunderstorms, the steady rainfall that we're starting with this morning that will probably be here for much of t