we talked to the mayor, who says overall until his city. the damage really is not too severe. his city's infrastructure is good, the water lines, sewer lines are all in tact, but still, some folks are waiting for the other shoe to drop. >> notice that some of the buildings have some severe damage, just to want make sure that if something happens in the middle of the night, i'm not thinking it's another earthquake. >> reporter: now back here in vallejo, this is georgia street where i am today by daylight. you can see the building that was evacuated because of structural concerns. there are eight apartments there. the folks who live there have been spending the night somewhere else this morning there's also a business on the ground level from here it looks good, when you get a little bit closer, you can see some of the debris strewn along the inside because folks can't get inside to clean up. again, there are going to be inspectors out today. they are going to be very busy today. solano county sending them of them. question tell you the water service appears to be back to normal

joining me now with the unrest in his city as well, attorney general eric holder's visit there today, is the ferguson mayor. i'm sorry, lieutenant colonel ralph peters is up. thank you, sir, how are you? >> well, i'm no substitute for the mayor, but i'm doing pretty well, sean. >> i don't know how many people took the time to watch this beheading. i did watch the entire message. it was a message to america. they're threatening now trying to blackmail us saying that if we act in any way militarily against this radical, vicious, savage terrorist group that another american is going to be killed. the question i have is you're the president of the united states, are you going to stay on vacation or get back to the situation room and deal with this. and how should he deal with it? >> you know, sean. i'm going to slightly disagree with you. because i don't think that was the message to the american people. he was not speaking to the american people. speaking to president obama. and they've identified obama as the weak link, all of this. and he really feels the self-appointed caliph is that

this weatherman was not going to have his city in -- his family in the city of new orleans. hard to believe it has been nine years. meanwhile, here today, it is beautiful. plenty of sunshine, low humidity and comfortable temperatures. as i mentioned, in the 40's in some spots. take a look at this time lapse of the sun coming up this morning. a beautiful sunrise across the nation's capital. grilli's particular as we head into the midday our. midday in late august, this is a treat. when pushing from the northeast to the southeast. let me show you some of these other numbers from this morning. always warmer in the city. 52 in gaithersburg. ulles.dal a lot of cold air in place this morning. mid-seventies across the area. the difference yesterday, we started so mild, we were able to warm up a bit. this afternoon, low 80's is the best we will do. into thedew point gets mid 50's or less, it is comfortable. you will notice across the northeast, dew points in the 40's and 50's. dry air entrenched across the ohio valley and into the northeast, but there is a lot of .ugginess in the ca

the mayor of atlantic city says his city is re-inventing itself, and that ac is much more than just a gambling town. well, we all know that labor day weekend is the unofficial ends of summer, but also means something else. back to school. fox 29's drew dickman live in the news room with a look at how some members of our community are helping parents and students prepare. drew? >> reporter: the olds joke for par cents this is the real most wonderful time of the year. but the list of school supplies seems to always get longer and the prices always seem to go up. fortunately, there are couple of events to help students get back to school on a budget. >> students prep for the upcoming school year, filling more than 250 new back packs with all of the essentials. it was all free. people are trying to come together, black, white, latino, asian, all nationalities, because they understanded that the children are your future. >> school supply drive outside elementary has the principal feeling optimistic? that means that we are going to get off to a good start. we do more with less. we come toge

he was killed when his plane crashed in the city of santos. his body has been flown to his home city for his funeral on sunday. >> nicaragua is planning to build a canal said to rival that of panama. it's hoped the chinese-backed government will boost the economy. critics warn of danger. >> reporter: with eyes on the future, these young nicaraguans are learning mandarin chinese. the classes are free, a government initiative ahead of the scrugz of a chinese -- construction of a chinese-backed canal. for the university students and graduates, there are high expectations. >> translation: when we heard the news of the canal, the first thing the young people thought was i'm going to find a job. now we are preparing for work, for something that is to be big. >> at around 280km, it will be three times longer. it includes deep-water ports, trade zones and an international airport at the cost of $50 billion, the businessman behind the canal called it the biggest building project in the history of humanity. the government says the canal will create hundr

atlantic city mayor says that the council rejected the budget, his city would have lost out on about $20 million in state aid. >>> the push to bring the 2016 democratic national convention to philadelphia kicks into high gear tomorrow morning. city leaders will meet with 20 members of the site selection committee. they will take them on a tour of philly's historical landmarks but get a look at our sports complex in south philadelphia which can accommodate the convention's big crowd. you'll notice some changes in the skyline tomorrow night. many sky scrapers and landmarks will be lit up with special welcome messages including liberty one and two, the spirit center and boat house row. construction will start soon on a project that connects i-95 and the pennsylvania turnpike outside of philadelphia. set to begin late next month or early october. a bucks county company won a $143 million contract to widen and rebuild several miles of the turnpike in the area where the i-95 connection will be built in bristol township. the new interchange will allow drivers to stay on i-95 from maine to fl

it is his fourth quality start for the phillies. as they beat the mets tonight up at cityield seven to two. >>> it was decision day for the eagles and the rest of the national football league. rosters had to be reduced to 53 players for the start of the regular season coming up this week. among notable, kicker alex henry, codey parkey will be the eagles kicker. matt barkley gets the three quarter quarterback spot. three running backs, including henry josie and matthew tucker, that means the eagles will start the season with only three running backs on the roster, mccoy, spree, and chris polk. for around the national football league, mime al sam did not make the st. louis rams roster among the last cuts today by the rams. afterward he said on his twitter account, quote, the journey continues. college football over in ireland this morning, the classic, james franklin and first game at penn state, nittany lion led the entire game until minute 13 to go when justin homered central florida puts the nights up by point. penn state tries to lengthen the field, final play of the gam

we met with him the morning after three deadly bombings tore through his city. >> president obama had been reluctant to get engaged more militarily in iraq until it's warring factions agree to work together. the weekend suicide bombings here in kirkuk and a cluster of other attacks in baghdad, diyala province and erbil, suggest that reconciliation remains very difficult to achieve. karim believes there's only one path to that: decentralizing the government and empowering the country's three regions. if not, he forecasts, there will be a messy breakup anyway. >> the common goal is to build a country that's truly democratic, that's inclusive and that is decentralized to the maximum extent that you can do it. >> warner: and if that's not possible? >> if that's not possible i think iraq is gone as we know it. >> warner: and what about the kurdish region? >> the kurdish region will have every right if that doesn't happen to go it's own way and determine its future. >> warner: and kirkuk is part of that? >> kirkuk is always part of kurdistan. >> ( translated ): we don't want to split from i

mayor lee of san francisco wanted to see the damage firsthand for himself, since his city has many similar structures. >> these are historic buildings and we want to keep those as much as we can, but how do we keep them safe and what can we do by way of engineers in earthquake country to keep the historic preservation, but balance that with safety? this is, i think, the challenge of the day. because places like napa wouldn't be the kind of attraction without these historic buildings. how do you do that in a safe way. >> reporter: mayor lee offered his counterpart whatever technical assistance he could. he's going to encourage corporations in sf to consider donations, helping out the city of napa. and wants to get the word out that while part of downtown napa is closed, the rest of the region is open for business. and one reason why he cares is napa and san francisco are very much economically linked. getting here to the wine region isn't a problem, getting out is. you're looking at a live chopper view. caltran adding a layer of asphalt up there on the approach of butler bridge. they want t

the mayor of american canyon, garcia says that in his city, the overall damage is not severe, and the good news there is that the infrastructure is good. the water, sewer lines are in tact. people still are feeling like they're waiting for the other shoe to drop. >> notice that some of the buildings have severe damage. just want to make sure that if something happens in the middle of the night, i'm not thinking it's another earthquake. >> reporter: back here in vallejo, this is georgia street by daylight where the building was evacuated because of structural concerns. some of the folks are out of their homes today because of the eight pamplts there -- apartments there, they are also red tagged in addition to the store front there on the ground level. now in all, there are more than 40 buildings that sustainabled damage mere in virginia halo, in the downtown area, also mayor island was hit. the total is about $5 million, but that is a figure that the city expects will continue to grow. now inspections will clearly be key because as we showed you before, not all of the damage is visible

he'll address the biggest concerns facing his city. the casino crisis. showboat casino is closing this coming sunday. on monday, the revel casino hotel will close its doors. then trump plaza shuts down on september 16th. the closures mean thousands of workers will lose their jobs. >>> today is the first day of school at delaware valley charter high school. this year there will be increased security after a shooting at the school back in january. two teenagers were hurt in the shooting. police charged two other people. the school's principal says safety is a top priority, which is why they are beefing up that security there. >>> police say they broke up an organized crime ring but authorities say this wasn't your typical gang. they were allegedly making millions by destroying one of the planet's natural resources. >>> plus, a train that travels as fast as a plane. a builder is looking for people to take a test ride. any volunteers? >>> we're quickly heading toward the holiday weekend. things will be changing. right now we're looking at clear skies and a n

meanwhile ferguson's police chief says recent cyber attacks on his city's website won't sway him to release the name of the officer involved in the shooting. ferguson police have said nothing about why the officer started shooting. other than referencing a scuffle between the 18-year-old and the officer. also tonight, in ferguson, police arrested two journalists, a washington post and huffington post reporter at a mcdonald's. officers tried to kick everyone out. the reporters say they did not leave the restaurant quickly enough, the officers didn't like that they were videotaping them. one of the reporters was thrown into a soda machine. they were detained, booked and released without any charges. >>> bail denied, the philadelphia police officer accused of being the ring leader in a corruption case will stay behind bars until his trial. thomas is accused of dangling one suspect over an 18-floor balcony to get the name of his drug supplier. prosecutors say the narcotics officers rob suspects of cash and drugs. the same judge approved bail for the five other narcotics officers, all six pleade

. >>> san francisco mayor visited napa today to see how his city can help rebuild some of napa's historic buildings. >> just the challenge of the day. because places like napa wouldn't be the attraction without these historic buildings. so how do you do that in a safe way. >> he took a walking tour with the napa valley mayor. san francisco has a lot of older buildings that kind of help mayor lee is offering could include sending structural engineers and clean up crews from san francisco. >>> now that buildings are hopefully starting to recover, ken is in the downtown area with the steps that city leaders took to try to speed up the repair and recovery process. >> the napa valley council declared a state of emergency and the hope is that will pave the way to open up some state and federal funds to help napa rebuild. as you can see behind me some businesses won't be able to open up for weeks or longer. but others say they are ready to go, they just need a permit. >> my -- is trying to fix it and get it ready so it looks like we're ready tonight to open and welcome our customers. >> you just

he is now conducting his city business in a tent outside city hall.georges county bureau chief tracy wilkins working on the story for new at 5:00. she's live with a preview. >>> well, wendy, this is all after the mayor says he was kicked out of his office inside of city hall. now here is his new office where he is meeting with constituents as we speak and talking with the president of the council as well. this is what he had to say earlier at his press conference. >> it is a traversy of justice to remove the office of the mayor and not go to the people who voted for the mayor. >> speaking of which, the people who voted for the mayor were out here paying attention to his press conference and had a lot togs about all of this. coming up on news 4:00 at 5:00 we hear from them, more from the mayor, and the city also has their own side to all of this. i'll have that coming up in just a bit. reporting live, i'm tracy wilkins, news 4. >>> from facebook and instagram to twitter. do we reveal too much about our kids on-line? up next, one woman who says someone

hasago mayor rahm emanuel vowed to double down on his cities tech sector by recruiting both talent andmpanies. this was when he was elected back in 2011. how is he fulfilling that promise? upon second city compete with the likes of silicon valley? sam grobart sat down with mayor emanuel. first, they had a fun talk. " house of cards" or "veep?" cards."e of cubs, white sox. >> don't do that, it is chicago. >> are you a deep dish guy or a thin crust guy? >> deep dish. with my hands. ask iphone or to android. >> no. we have motorola. >> of course you do. >> bloomberg's sam grobart with chicago mayor rahm emanuel. be sure to tune into "bloomberg west" tomorrow. we will have more information on the network the city of chicago is installing. time for the bwest byte when we focus on one number that tells us a whole lot. $21.95. $421 and $.95, a customer acquired the very latest in technological innovation. it is called the knee defender. he installed the device to keep the woman in front of him from reclining her seat. there were arguments, there were incidents and then the woman through her d

city hall and public officials like yourself. when a confirmed court order required him to turn over nine of these tapes. he disobeyed. suppose your mayor tripled his wealth while serving as mayor in your city. suppose he paid practically no income tax for several years. suppose your mayor certiused up fun funds. suppose your mayor selected and supervised distrusted top officials of his administration. 10 men and women who pled guilty. should we have a lower standard of action for the president. the founding fathers wisely made impeachment a constitutional remedy. they did not want to make it easy to get rid of presidents but they were determined to make it possible. if we wish to restore the accountability of presidents, the means and nixons are at home accept once every four years we usher in a imperial policy, we transform the balance and character of constitutional order. impeachment may have grievance consequences, refusal to impeach will have disastrous consequences. the transcripts have diminished him imtooth that of an amoral man who withheld the shocking truth about the mess he and his administration were in. he shows a lack of concern for

ed lee is scheduled to tour damaged areas to see how his city can better prepare for an earthquake. the quake woke up people within 15 miles of the epicenter. about three-quarters of users of the sleep tracker bracelet were suddenly awakened by 3:20 on sunday morning. many stayed awake trying to get more information about what happened. someone named chris taylor was the first to post something about the quake on twitter. one word message, nice and simple. quake was sent out at 3:21. hackers messed with the twitter hashtag twitter quake allegedly by isis. you can get complete quake coverage at our website at kpix.com. >>> about 4500 people packed a st. louis church for the funeral of michael brown who was shot and killed by a police officer in nearby ferguson, missouri. speakers at yesterday's service talked about civil rights and called for tighter restrictions on cops. the audience was urged not to protest with violence and instead take constructive action like voting. [ yelling ] >> michael brown must be remembered for more than disturbance. he must be remembered for this is when

he'll address the biggest concern in his city. the casino crisis. showboat casino is closing this coming sunday. on monday, the revel casino hotel will close its doors. then trump plaza shuts down on september 16th. the closures mean thousands of workers will lose their jobs. >>> a court hearing is scheduled in northampton county for convicted killer who has been on death row since he pleaded guilty in 2011 to killing four people inside a home in june 2010. those murders happened inside a home in south hampton. he was given death sentences for each victim. today's hearing is about the appeal process but ballard said he doesn't want to appeal his death sentence. >>> today is the first day of school at the delaware valley charter high school and this year there will be increased security. that's following a shooting at the school back in january. two teenagers were hurt in the shooting and police charged two others. the school's principal says safety is a top priority which is why they are beefing up security. >>> coming up next, the president's outfi

the focus of that was new york city. hisrimary residence for the second half of his lifetime was just outside new york city in a little town called west orange, new jersey. he arrived in 1885 and it was a very cold winter. he stopped first in jacksonville and insane augustine. -- and in saint augustine. he built a home for himself and he built a home for his partner. they remained partners for a few years and then had their differences in edison bought his partner some. two mirror image homes. his interest in plants began when he first arrived here. he was looking for a plant filament that could be used in the lightbulb and that was bamboo. we have several dozen varieties of bamboo on the property now. he loved palm trees. .e have 100 variety of palms he brought the royal palm to fort myers. the reason why this land was so important was that it cost the u.s. government to come forward with what was called the patent law. if you invented something with plants and it was a process that was worthy of patenting, it was issued. u

and the mayor of american can your says overall, the damage is not severe, ghau his city's infrastructure is good, water, sewer line there are in tact. people waiting for the other shoe to drop. now nngss will be key today, of course because some of the damages is not visible to the naked eye. and this area of vallejo will remain courtened off while inspectors do their work. their services are in high demand. coming up, we will take you back to american canyon and we'll look more at the that surveillance video. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> yeah, amazing surveillance out there, we'll look forward to that. >> anxious moments for folks today. this morning, workers will spend time cleaning up the foods at bell air plaza in napa. look at this the damage. parts of the floor are completely covered with items that were shaken off of their shelves. in line with so much we've seen throughout the area, the wine section almost completely toppled. no word yet on how much all of this damage will cost the store. now we do have a ton more video and pictures on our website, nbcbayarea.com, just cl

day, the mayor of chicago came in, and he announced, that he would set a goal of 50 percent, in his city. for the minority participation, and the minority business and participation. and i ask you to the chicago and veteran and san francisco. for all of the frustration, and we said, look, if we can't participate in this economy, then we are going to ask our organizations across this country, and the other organizations don't come to san francisco because they do not deserve your business. the private sector is not much better, we have been, the african american community in san francisco, has been designated as the highest predatory loan community in the united states. and with this, the san francisco chamber has filed before the federal reserve board, several times, because we had that. but the big deal is, we have to have, we have to do something, to change this. and the board of supervisors have tackled many, many problems. and many problems. but over the years. the board has not tackled this out migration and this discrimination, against the african americans and i am so pleased to b

mayor ed lee is planning oncoming here to take a tour and he is working to figure out what if any his cityearned and mayor ed lee is expected to arrive here in napa at 8:30. alex savage, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> they caused major damage in vallejo, just south, 11 buildings still red tagged including a church. this will consider a state of emergency for vallejo and for other areas hit hard by that quake. >>> public schools in napa, second day in a row and inspectors are still checking the safety following sunday's quake. he followed two-thirds of the district's schools and a lot of broken lights and some damage to equipment, so far no structural damage and classes may resume tomorrow and they do have a lot of cleanup work to do and that decision is expected to be announced at 1:00. the only one which is there is the private catholic school. yesterday students and teachers showed up to help clean up all the earthquake damage. these are some of the pictures they took and there is some of the pictures of the damage. the earthquake toppled a fountain and shattered some windows and made

he promised change and assured wee not move the team back to his old city of seattle. >> hi, it's bill i just want to make sure you don't forget. my birthday's coming up. >> yes, i know, bill. >> do you know what you're getting me yet? >> i told you this is a very personal decision i'll make when i'm ready. >> birthday wishes going out to former president bill clinton today. hillary recently received a call from someone claiming to be the president but she knew it was kevin spacey. >>> that's it. have >> mariah: i've got a surprise for you! [ knock on door ] >> nick: thank god you're here. >> grace: you call, i come running. >> nick: uh... it is good to see you, grace. >> grace: you, too, handsome. my god, it's been a long time -- too long. never thought we'd be doing this again. >> nick: okay, listen. this is, uh --

the mayor, leon garcia says that overall the damage in his city is not severe, but the infrastructure is good, water, sewer lines, they're in tact. but still, people are waiting for the other shoe to drop. >> i noticed that some of the buildings have severe damage. just to want make sure that if something happens in the middle of the night, i'm not thinking it's another earthquake. >> reporter: back here in vallejo, this is georgia street by daylight where i am right now. there's the building that was evacuated because of structural concerns, now some folks are out of their homes because inside that building are eight apartments in addition to the store front that is on the ground level. in all, more than 40 buildings sustained damage heerl in the downtown area -- here in the downtown area. of course that is theal lay it continue to -- tamly that -- tamlies that will -- tallies will that continue to want grow. it will remain courted off, that part of vallejo where there are lots of store fronts. it'll remain courtered off until the foreseeable future until the all clear. coming up, we

his political aspirations. >> just a few years ago, gavin newsom was the golden boy of california politics. mayor of one of america's favorite cities. almost unnaturally telegenic, a stunning wife at his side. but then, newsom suffered what was, for a got to be on the radar political junkie, a devastating blow. he got elected to one of the least visible jobs in state politics. >> tell me who you are and what you do. >> gavin newsom, lieutenant governor of california. that's not really who i am. but i -- >> but title wise that's who you are? >> title wise i'll give you that. i'm more than that. >> it's hard to like newsom. he's disarmingly frank. >> where has gavin newsom be been for the past few years? >> i've been busy, but remarkably, i could come up with a cure positive cancer and i'd be lucky to get a cub reporter to cover it. very different than being mayor of san francisco. >> he's comically candid about his role as deputy to governor jerry brown who's likely to win an unprecedented four term this fall. it is a big turn around from a decade ago, then the brand influence mayor of san francisco newsom made headlines worldwide f

mayor ed lee offered napa's mayor whatever technical assistance his city can provide. he'll also encourage corporations in san francisco to make donations for the rebuilding of napa. >>> voters are less than an hour away from voting on an emergency probl proclamati proclamation. the number is expected to be $5 million and get larger. we will have a live report on problems people there are facing. >>> and more problems on mare island. a fire sending thick, dark smoke into the air. it's not clear what started this fire at the intersection at gee street. water leaks caused by sunday's earthquake impacted water pressure slowing down the firefight. >>> our earthquake coverage continues on our website. we have a map from the city of napa showing where all the regul red tagged buildings are. >>> a family of a teenager killed by police are demanding answers. 19 year old deanna showman was killed by police after she came out of her home holding a black power drill. in a story you'll see only on nbc bay area, robert honda shows us an exclusive interview with the girl's family, u

a little bit longer, maybe grab dinner here in atlantic city and more importantly spend money in his city. live on the atlantic city boardwalk, christine maddela, nbc 10 news. >>> a gorgeous day outside today. clearing conditions. the rain from last night is gone. we are continuing to see the clouds around but they are starting to clear out. in philadelphia right now, we still do have the clouds in place. humidity is starting to drop off. 83 right now. warmer than it was yesterday with the clouds and the rain. we will continue to improve overnight tonight. a little breezy with a west northwest wind around 15 miles an hour. this evening, the winds will lighten up. a little breezy as with go through the day tomorrow. the lehigh valley, 82. 85 degrees in bensalem. closer to the shore, temperatures low 80s. a nice day at the shore. 82 in millville. 82 right now in wilmington. tomorrow we will see a nice day. it will be less humid than today. still trying to get rid of the clouds. up in the poconos, lehigh valley, we are trying to get rid of the showers. not a lot in the way of rain. light sho

city hall and public officials like yourself. when a confirmed court order required him to turn over nine of these tapes. he disobeyed. suppose your mayor tripled his wealth while serving as mayor in your city. suppose he paid practically no income tax for several years. suppose your mayor certiused up fun funds. suppose your mayor selected and supervised distrusted top officials of his administration. 10 men and women who pled guilty. should we have a lower standard of action for the president. the founding fathers wisely made impeachment a constitutional remedy. they did not want to make it easy to get rid of presidents but they were determined to make it possible. if we wish to restore the accountability of presidents, the means and nixons are at home accept once every four years we usher in a imperial policy, we transform the balance and character of constitutional order. impeachment may have grievance consequences, refusal to impeach will have disastrous consequences. the transcripts have diminished him imtooth that of an amoral man who withheld the shocking truth about the mess he and his administration were in. he shows a lack of concern for

kids, and they took up a collection and sent it back with an interpreter who was from his, from his city, his town. the guy comes back, and i should mention that sumar and mike had talked, and one of the things mike had asked him is why on earth are you in the army? it's a life-threatening decision. not just the combat, but also, you know, there's taliban that are seeking to kill you, you know, in your villages and that sort of thing. and he said, you know, that he wanted his kids to have a better life, and he said he needed toen enough money so -- earn enough money so his kids would not go to the madrassas, that was his big fear, and become radicalized. they gave the family, you know, a collection to help support them after sumar passed away. but then mike heard from the interpreter months later that the widow had run out of money and was forced to send the can kids to the madrassas. this was everything sumar and mike were fighting against, and it was happening. it was unfolding in front of his eyes. and so mike -- this is on his own accord -- developed a way to wire money from america

x launch facility is slated to be constructed in his city.hat incentives did brownsville in the state of texas offered to , andthe deal with spacex did you face resistance because of the environmental impact, part two dealer early on the adjacent state park that is part of the rio grande national wildlife refuge? privilege to go watch a couple launches in florida, and quite frankly be impact is negligible. that is probably hard to imagine, but it is the truth. andad the faa come through we had over 500 people attend those meetings, and quite frankly out of all that, we had one or two naysayers. for the most part, even our director of the zoo in brownsville was in favor of this particular project. has been a it thorough job done by the environmental people, and they find any impact that will be affecting that area. so, i think we have done a great job, and i think you will see the environment will not be affected. >> sir, you use the word "negligible." as you know, the word negligible does not mean 100% without risk. are you comfortable the en

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government and nato from using his city for military purposes or he spoke about his book in brooklyn, new york. >> hello, everyone. the publisher of melville house, i thank you for joining us. i'm here with jon gnarr who just about a month ago was the mayor of reykjavik, iceland, which might make you think that he is a politician. but that is not the case. he is a comedian and actor, a writer and punk rocker and a lot of other things that don't normally add up. he said the only time he's thought about the mayor previously is when he was walking by and one of his children had to go to the bathroom urgently. when the economy of iceland class of 2008 and people took to the street in somewhat violent protest, jon gnarr said do not do that, my friends, let's run for office instead. and it seems kind of hilarious, i guess, at the time and so off they went to run a campaign in downtown reykjavik. the process continued for him and his covert right up to the point where they won the election. he was a very successful mayor moving the city out from bankruptcy and extreme the sudden rise in popu

today, the mayor brought a reggae musician into his city council meeting. he has done this before.nd the mood was nothing short of ambulient. ♪ one love one heart ♪ ♪ let's get together and feel all right ♪ ♪ one love one heart ♪ ♪ let's sing to the lord and i will feel all right ♪ >> jimmy: what is hell is going on in toronto? [ cheers and applause ] why is there dancing at the city council meeting? if he doesn't win re-election, i'm going to try to book him to perform at our office holiday party. we're in the final week of august. labor day weekend is coming up. the summer movie season is almost over. as a service to all of you who have not seen the blockbusters yet, we asked our friend, ye ya review them. he has thousands of photos celebrities. tonight, we ask him to give an opinion on the movie cast of "the expendables 3." >> i'm yehya, to talk about the movie, the movie for sylvester is called "expend." and everybody in the movie, got a picture with him, except the guy that has the iphone. he doesn't speak good english. it's jacques lee. the guy goes up and down. i don't know.

. >>> philadelphia police say a man who was found dead in his center city home was beaten. lee stanley's body found friday in his home at muscle and cherry streets. police found no signs of forced entry. that leaves open the possibility that stanley may have known his killer or allowed the kill near his home. >> everybody's just been, like, completely shocked. first of all, that somebody even died, and now, now we know it was actually a malicious attack. so that's terrifying. >> stanley was a member of shalome synogogue in spring garden, being remembered fondly there. those who knew him say he had a deep knowledge of jewish history and music. >>> right now, 4:38. anticipation building as the taney dragons get ready to take the field tomorrow night in the little league world series. >> fans in the area just can't wait to get their hands on anything taney at this point. >> oh, yes. >> local retail remembers trying to keep up with the demand. modell's sold out of 1500 taney t's in just one week. but, don't worry, more is on the way. for some fans there is just no limit when it

i spoke earlier today to a san jose city official who admits his city is falling behind san francisco when it comes to culture and urbanization the tech workers like to see. there is a plan in place to bring new restaurants, housing and tech jobs to the downtown. reporting live in san jose, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> murderers have a good chance of getting away with crimes in some parts of california according to new numbers in the state. in oakland, 1 in 3 homicides is solved by police. in san jose, a killer is twice as likely to get caught, then oakland has three times more cases than san jose. san francisco, half end with a designation, case closed. sacramento beast says east pala alto is low. >>> a mom is under arrest for leaving her children alone in a car in livermore. she left her 1 and 3-year-old in the car tuesday with the car running and doors unlocked. it happened at the safeway on first street. they were left in the car about 30 minutes. the kids were placed with other family members. >>> weeks ago, this mom was arrested for leaving her children in

body has been flown to his home city. the politician was due to stand in presidential elections in october. his running mate will replace him on the ballot. we have more. many have been waiting for eduardo campos's body to arrive. >> reporter: very sombre scenes out the front of the governor's mansion. people have gathered here, holding up signs, newspapers, waiting for the ex-governor of this state, eduardo campos assist body to arrive. he was a presidential candidate, he was wildly popular. he was a governor for nearly seven years and stepped down earlier this year so he could run for president. when he did his approval ratition from nearly 80 -- ratings were nearly 80%. >> translation: besides being a political man, he was a good map, a family man, a father. >> translation: he did many things for ou city. i'm grateful. he reformed my school. >> reporter: officials are expecting as many as 150,000 to be here on sunday for the urinal of eduardo campos, including the brazilian president. there are all sorts of ramification

of the 22% tax increase last year, atlantic city's mayor says if the council rejected the budget, his cityd have lost out in about $20 million in state aid. >> when rutgers makes its big ten football debut, the coin toss could be stirring as the game. they have been named honorary captains for the prime time game slated for september 13th. legrand made a tackle in 2010 that left him paralyzed from the neck down. he regained some movement but remains confined to a wheelchair. taliaferro had a similar situation. >>> jillian mele, tell us about the walt whitman bridge. >> accident on 95 southbound at the walt whitman bridge. we have that accident blocking the left lane. speeds about 28 miles an hour as you approach that accident scene. this line of yellow right here. definitely leave yourself extra time. we can't see the accident in our cameras. what you can see is the delay out there. 95 southboundç problematic in that area. the vine street expressway is deaf nuttily slowing down. this right lane we see slowdown everyone morning at this time. the exit for 30th street, keep that in mind. dri