unlike just horizontal movement, began to feel a vertical lift in the bridge. especially in the center span. there was those suspension bridge or anything like this anywhere and out to the world in the pacific northwest. there was an unfamiliarity with just how big thing like this was supposed to behave. people excited about it, there is a certain musical gracefulness about a bridge like this. people just wanted to think it was not anything wrong. that it was normal. once they got all the concrete down an additional weight was added it would all go away. as we went out of summer and began to get into fall and the winds picked up, the prevailing wind out of the southwest which blows almost directly across the bridge deck, they began to notice there was an undulation in the deck. soldiers are coming up from the military base for the novelty of riding the bridge. they would put their feet over the railing and stand on the outside of the bridge and lean out as far as they could. the center deck of the bridge with the rising, not just inches, but feet. to a point wh

all, --in: first of focused on the best people in r business, not working agency brand but by horizontalclient and country. , by extendingng the presence in the fast-growing the next billion consumers will come from, digital is already 40% of our business, we want that at least to be 45%, 55% of our business in the future. plating grazer -- greater emphasis in data because the rise of amazon and google and facebook, the control of our clients have on their data is much diminished. those are the areas we are working on, the critically important one is the first one, --t we call for his ontology horizontal, not approaching our clients as silos, approaching them as a fully integrated whole. u.k.,we talk about the the advertising market has been hit recently because of brexit but you whether that. the u.k. one of your stronger performing regions in the last quarter, how are you weathering that? sir martin: something to do with more of the micro level. very good people and a strong market share. the other thing is, maybe, just a hypothesis, with the uncertainty, fixed capital investment is un

this is something -- you know, we've always been more of a horizontal service. been able to really specialize and go vertical, and, by doing so, we get to open the funnel in who we get to reach. emily: let's talk about the decision behind the physical card you are now offering. do you want to offer more actual bank services? jack: for over eight years, we have taken on a partnership mindset with the banks. we are not out to compete with financial networks or to replace banks, but what we've been really good at is making what they currently offer today accessible to more people. we started with sellers. we took, you know, an industry that would only enable 40% of people to get through to start accepting credit cards, we took that number to 99%. we think there is a lot of room still to do that in seller spaces, like square capital and loans, but also on the individual side as well. so, when you consider us, i would consider us as a simple, easy way for anyone to be able to start immediately and participate in the economy, whether that be on the seller side or an i

the only place where there was a big enough space to do this, you need a lot of vertical space, horizontal space and have to avoid game days. >> host: spinning mirrors on the football field. >> guest: under the angle in the big triangular space. the university had available space. >> host: why does it matter how big a telescope is to see? >> guest: when you think 5 m should be big enough, 10 m should be big enough, we are trying for 22 m. it is because gathering more light lets you see farther away. we are trying to look back towards the big bang, get as close to that as possible. you need bigger and bigger glass and bigger mirrors make sharper images. to see detailed you also want a bigger mirror. everything is driving you in the direction of bigger glass, bigger mirrors. >> host: where are these physical telescopes? >> guest: we have our own telescopes on 5 mountaintops around tucson and southern arizona is a good place for observing that. we have two, 61/2 m telescopes in chile and a 221/2 m we are building, the darkest, driest, best place to observe in the world. >> host: you wrote in

and then the ear canal in a dog in vertically and then another inch horizontally so owners can't see past much of what they're seeing on the outside. and the outside should shell ping in color. he is exlocited a ok little bu how nice that looks? if you see redness and discharge, take your pet to the vet because we don't know if there's a foreign body in the ear canal by the eardrum and if you put medication in m over-t- roe fit e shth through the eard'srum whicthh at wouldn't be good. so having t loveok, then treating accordingly with the right medication is the way to go. no, you're fine. in my practice eye i don't ever need to do a lot of cleaning. i usually recommend that we just treat and go forward. i'm wondering with these particuls loof water, you know, tivities because dogs who spend a lot of time in the water can get ear infections because water gets into the ear canal and every breed is different. some have conformation of the ear that lend them to more freak ear infections. >> thank you. hank, thanks so much. >> some have conformation of the ear that lends them to more fre

can we make is, this where power is divided in a horizontal way? different way of organizing the world. if we do not organize the world that way, i think we will destroy ourselves. >> let it go to some of the questions that have been asked. one of those is on the role of the private sector, which we really focused on the public sector here. but the role of the private sector, which, in some ways is not bound by national boundaries. have the private sector be a force to help address part of these problems? theill have to rely on private sector being a economic force. what is the role of the private sector in making the case for cities coming more powerful? on?o you want to take that perhaps maybe incorporating into it the way in which cities are adopting the global agendas. two significant once that came out of 2015. the parent -- the paris climate agreement and sustainable development. they can't be implemented unless cities do the heavy lifting because the size and the scale of the global cities in the world economy. while cities are not represent

. >> difficult to be horizontal and drinking wine >> i wouldn't know anything. i'd be like they all taste the same. >> get me out of the thing >> get me out of here. >> i'm with him. have you ever had an mri >> yes. classphobic. >> interesting stuff. >> did you try any or taste test any boon farm >> i'm on the clock, ukee. of mad dog? >> i don't know about that >> let's talk about this. ♪ >> we are less than week away from a total eclipse, an historic event and speaking of history, tonight, our david spunt looks back at the last time there was total eclipse in the u.s., and what it was like here in philadelphia. >> reporter: 9:16 this morning, great falls montana so dark motorists drove with lights on. >> february 26th, 1979. a solar eclipse in the northwestern united states. philadelphians expected to see at least something that day but the big story was what didn't happen. we featured it here on channel 3 >> for us, the big show went behind the thick white cloud that was up there. reporter jim hickey went to the franklin institute to see what we didn't >> the

based on the horizontal orientation, the parallel lines around the edges, and a few other features, webelieve this document was made in the tradition of property deeds and the credentials of delegates would provide upon their arrival in congress. size,ssex declarations legibility, and nail holes are evidence that this document was prepared for a public, not private purpose. for display, not merely reading. in the material evidence we have the declaration to the 1780's, but i believe was produced by a working in either new york or philadelphia. the list of names which is proving to the motion marble characteristic of this document. as you can see, several names are misspelled, in the sample, john thain, richard stored in, and john with her sport. these cool to be achieved if the names were copied from signatures. additionally, the names are abbreviated as they appear in signatures. this means that the source text for the sussex declaration has to be the matlock declaration or another copy that replicates the signatures and such copies didn't exist until the 19th century. however, as you

can we make is, this where power is divided in a horizontal way? different way of organizing the world. if we do not organize the world that way, i think we will destroy ourselves. >> let it go to some of the questions that have been asked. one of those is on the role of the private sector, which we really focused on the public sector here. but the role of the private sector, which, in some ways is not bound by national boundaries. have the private sector be a force to help address part of these problems? theill have to rely on private sector being a economic force. what is the role of the private sector in making the case for cities coming more powerful? on?o you want to take that perhaps maybe incorporating into it the way in which cities are adopting the global agendas. two significant once that came out of 2015. the parent -- the paris climate agreement and sustainable development. they can't be implemented unless cities do the heavy lifting because the size and the scale of the global cities in the world economy. while cities are not represent

. >> difficult to be horizontal and drinking wine >> i wouldn't know anything.i'd be like they all taste the same. >> get me out of the thing >> get me out of here. >> i'm with him. have you ever had an mri >> yes. classphobic. >> interesting stuff. >> did you try any or taste test any boon farm >> i'm on the clock, ukee. of mad dog? >> i don't know about that >> let's talk about this. ♪ >> we are less than week away from a total eclipse, an historic event and speaking of history, tonight, our david spunt looks back at the last time there was total eclipse in the u.s., and what it was like here in philadelphia. >> reporter: 9:16 this morning, great falls montana so dark motorists drove with lights on. >> february 26th, 1979. a solar eclipse in the northwestern united states. philadelphians expected to see at least something that day but the big story was what didn't happen. we featured it here on channel 3 >> for us, the big show went behind the thick white cloud that was up there. reporter jim hickey went to the franklin institute to see what we didn't >> the l

reading in part we are pleased to have reached an agreement that will allow to us proceed with horizontal directional drilling, this will put hundreds of workers back on the job as what he complete this transformational infrastructure project. >>> margate residents and property owner passed a federal courtroom to hear testimony about the controversial margate dune project. last week a judge temporarily paused the project. our new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live in camden where residents argued that the it is a public safety has air. is what latest. >> reporter: we have been hearing testimony since 10, we heard from an environmental engineer on behalf of the sit hoy says that water in the ponds in the beach in margate is like water in a sewage treatment plant, bacteria levels 37 times the legal limit for swimming. we also saw that there were dozens of people who made the trip from margate to camden to fight for their beaches, this has been a complete disaster. >> reporter: you know what or high water, margate property owners are fighting a flooding mess on their beach that began with t

statement reading in part "we're pleased to reach an agreement that would allow us to proceed with horizontalrilling and this agreement will put hundreds back on the job as we xloot a transformational infrastructure project. >> and flooded margate do you know construction project is playing out in federal court. federal judge listened to arguments today from the u.s. aroundy corps of until nears that want to resume work on the dupz and they say they can fix the severe poppeding that's been appearing on the bench and do it with pumps and sand walkways. they do not want more do you know construction until there's a solution that eliminates the ponding. still no decision from the judge. >> a ban on beach tents. jersey shore down is proposing just that. >> why officials say tent and canopies should stay off the sand and also ahead at 11:00 everybody has an opinion just ask new parent. brand new moms and dads typically bombarded with advice. should you listen or ignore it nicole brewer is back and has expert take on how to handle the sxra input. >> also want to eat like "oprah" you'll soon be able

get prepared for the horizontal movement while people are entering and leaving, and as soon as the doorsclose, we can go sideways to the next shaft. this is the most important thing, that we come back to a circulating system. so, re—inventing the paternoster. using this circular pattern means a lift shaft could hold ten or more cabins. much more efficient than the single up and down ride today's elevators are limited to. and this will only become more important when we start looking at elevators reaching perhaps 1,000 metres or more into the sky. that was kate, and that was amazing. not that the most impressive innovations have to be the highest tech, of course. as i've often said, some of the most inspiring innovations are those in the developing world that use pretty low technology to do really important things. case in point, dan simmons heard about a group of people who are using a mobile phone to save lives in nairobi... i'm on my way to thika, an hour's drive south of the capital to see one of the first centres in kenya using phones to diagnose cancer. it's essentially a smartphone

statement reading in part "we're pleased to reach an agreement that would allow us to proceed with horizontal drilling and this agreement will put hundreds back on the job as we xloot a transformational infrastructure project. >> and flooded margate do you know construction project is playing out in federal court. federal judge listened to arguments today from the u.s. aroundy corps of until nears that want to resume work on the dupz and they say they can fix the severe poppeding that's been appearing on the bench and do it with pumps and sand walkways. they do not want more do you know construction until there's a solution that eliminates the ponding. still no decision from the judge. >> a ban on beach tents. jersey shore down is proposing just that. >> why officials say tent and canopies should stay off the sand and also ahead at 11:00 everybody has an opinion just ask new parent. brand new moms and dads typically bombarded with advice. should you listen or ignore it nicole brewer is back and has expert take on how to handle the sxra input. >> also want to eat like "oprah" you'll soon be ab

then you have the horizontal rain that goes with it. it has been quite wild.tructure to take its final shape. it is britain's highest bridge. the deck sections moving slowly into place, the most visible part of a complicated engineering process. the nature of this bridge is such that there are nojoints in it. that means the amount of maintenance required is reduced. the other thing is the shape of the bridge. it is to reduce the surface area. this mean a limited amount of painting for the future. we want to make it weather proof and hence these wind shields behind us. when this bridge opens to traffic, this road will become a motorway tens of thousands of vehicles will use it every day. this has been described as the biggest infrastructure project here in scotland for a generation. the queensferry crossing the longest three tower cable bridge in the world is now finally about to open. and with three bridges spanning three different centuries now standing side—by—side, what of the view from the shore? it surprises me how the new bridge complements the other two

statement reading in part quote we are pleated to have reached an agreement to allow to us proceed with horizontal directional drilling, this will put hundreds of workers back on the job as we complete this transformational infrastructure project. >>> man is kill in the motorcycle crash in philadelphia's belmont section , chopper three was over aftermath of that deadly crash yesterday afternoon near forty-second and parish street he who control and hit a fix object. he was rush to the hospital where he died a short time later. >>> police are investigating a shooting that sent three people to the hospital in cumberland county this happened on the 300 block of north pearl street in bridgeton around 10:00 p.m. last night. we are told all three victims had to be air lift by a helicopter to the hospital, no word on those victim conditions this morning, at last check, no arrests. >>> armed man police say led them across county lines is in custody this morning. police say this we again when they responded to a report of the shots fired on cowton road in northeast philadelphia when a office's arrived ther

. >> the rain went horizontal and then there was a gigantic boom and the ceiling dropped about a foot >> reporter: powerful winds crumbling buildings and flinging cars like toys. in houston, texas, torrential downpours dumped more than a half a foot of rain since midnight. >> the water just like submerged our car. >> reporter: and more emergency flash flood warnings in nearby san antonio. drivers caught off guard in the rising floods had to be rescued. dangerous lightning strikes set homes on fire throughout texas. >> pretty much the whole attic looked like it was on fire. >> reporter: in tulsa, oklahoma an ef-2 tornado. >> oh, my goodness. >> it was just black and everything exploded. >> reporter: the family that shot this cell phone video says they didn't have time to escape the powerful twister. >> we all get away from the window. next thing you know the tornado is down and we're under the debris. >> reporter: we're also watching tropical storm franklin in mexico. maggie rulli abc news, new york. >> philadelphia police say they've recovered the rental car stolen from an avis over t

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instead of showing the usual red horizontal band on top of a white one, the magazine got them the wrongir brochures have had to be reordered. here is a good example of why not to use a mobile phone while on the move. at this crossing in china's guangxi, without warning, a sinkhole opens up in the path of a scooter rider who, too distracted by his phone, drives right in. luckily, he walked away unharmed. as we have heard, american and south korean forces are beginning their annual joint military exercises later on monday. so could they serve to increase tensions even further on the peninsula? i've been speaking to charles edel, an american military strategy expert and senior fellow at the united states studies centre at the university of sydney, to find out. i don't think these will make the situation worse. itjust happens to be in the context of heightened rhetoric over the last two weeks, but these are consistent and ongoing exercises. they've really been performed for the past a0 years, consistently. so there is the, of course, chance that pyongyang will take these as further provocat

shortangin wait a minute, don't get what they are getting in relation to the other people that horizontally what are theyettint getting imperious and it turns out he was being paid much more than the vertically typical chee lation upper-class household. they were paid once a year and 1i menti you sign the contract andon get paid at the end of the year. what are you going to do, go to another place that they would be forced to sign in and continue on hoping they would be paid so these are people that had an opportunity and james hemmings had learned he could work for a living and take care of himself. so when we come back to americao jeffersonn continues to pay whn he's in new york and philadelphia up to the point in which jefferson besides she's going to leave after getting beat up by hamilton is going to leave the cabinet. so we end up coming to this agreement into coming back to monticello. because of his characteris somea indefensibly a very talented wh person intoo someone that as an individual you see him first capturing as a young man in richmond going to work on hisest own and then a

an inmate fire crew was hospitalized tonight after falling 50 feet down down one of the nearly horizontal hill sides and landing on a hornet's nest. firefighters will keep working to increase the current 20% containment into our containment number will continue to go up through the evening as we get more hose lines and scratch line around the fire. it's holding at 20 acres. a lot of hot spots. >> reporter: back out here live. those are some of the hot spots the chief is talking about. he says because it happened along the road, the possibilities are a possibly discarded cigarette, maybe a spark from a car, arson is a possibility. that report is a week away. terry mcsweeney, bay area news. >> still an active scene where are you. thankfully no homes or buildings have been damaged and thankfully the goats are okay. there are hundreds of vegetation-eating goes in the berkeley and oakland hills. you can see them down below from our sky ranger. they're used to help reduce fire danger. this herd was right in the middle of the fire zone and they were escorted to safety. in the 1991 oakland hills

pretty much horizontal the whole time." the cause of the accident remains under investigation. a go-fund-me page has been created to help cover funeral expenses for the other skydiver, 41-year old wendi gabaldon. (marty) with the total solar eclipse is just over a week away... people across the nation are snatching up special eclipse glasses. doctors are now warning that ásomeá of these glasses may not be the real deal. experts say the glasses need to have "i-s-o certification" displayed on them. nasa is recommending you only use the brands approved by the american astronomical society. you should not try to watch the eclipse with naked eye, unless the sun is completely covered by the moon. regular sunglasses are not enough protection. you can log on to kron4-dot-com for a list of "iso certified" glasses. and if you don't want to go out and watch the eclipse... you can watch it right here on kron4... we will have extended coverage of the solar eclipse on august 21st... right after the kron4 morning news at 9. (marty) colorf

es una mirada al horizonte. >> la otra es a lo zoolander. >> como soplando vela. >> cÓmo soplando vela bajatela *. >> calma, por favor calma control son una familia humilde pero decente, yo voy a hacerlo, pero primero voy con paulina... >> noooooooooooo!. >> sÚbete la franela. >> noooooooooooo!. >> asÍ, asi. >> paulina vamos con las noticias por favor. >> eso viene. >> estÁ bien. >> estÁ bien ♪ >> muchas gracias chicos prometo apurarme para ir directo con danny asÍ que vamos con las noticias, cumpliendo con una de sus promesa de campaÑa de poner a estados unidos primero, el presidente donald j.trump respaldÓ un proyecto de ley que pretende bajar a la mitad el nÚmero de inmigrantes legales, la medida tambiÉn eliminarÍa la preferencia para los familiares adultos y familia extendida de los residentes de estados unidos, a la vez que mantendrÍa la prioridad para las parejas e hijos menores de los solicitantes. >> no sabemos si van a decir hasta aquÍ ingresar solicitudes para familias. >> si siguen estÁ en la mira de querer juntarse con la familia y pedirlo hay que hacerlo cuanto antes. >> l

was.is not how it always and into a notion in which power ly,distributed horizontal starting at the globallevel -- things at the global level, that have to be done at the global level and down to re .ocalities for the nation state and those who rely on the nation state to , this concept is .errifying but i have absolutely no doubt .t's where we have to go and i'm increasingly convinced of this the european union was a attempt to achieve that. that is one of the reasons i find the brexit vote so horrify ing. , the unitedways states viewed as a federal state this.reat attempt to do but the question is, can we make complex transition to a world in which power is horizontally in this way , which once it's done, of allows cities to share problems. it's a different way of organizing the world if we don't way, ie the world that think we will destroy ourselves. ivo: let me go to some of the questions that have been asked. one is on the role of the private sector. we've really focused on sort of sector here. but the role of the private sector, which in some ways is by nationalnd .oundaries how can

and we have seen the wind actually blowing the rain horizontal. i talked on skype with a man who is riding out the storm in his home in corpus christi. >> overall, >> overall, we are doing well. the house i am in has been here since 1939. >> lauren is in galveston tonight, and amber is monitoring the storm from our newsroom and bill has the latest on the path of the hurricane. >> it is still coming on shore in a big way with heavy rain and wind. this big box represents tornado warnings that are in place. and this is the first time in 47 years that they have seen this in the area around corpus christie. they are not used to events like this. and you can see the storm is close on shore near rockport. and the system is just beginning. as the rain falls and the storms pile up, this system is due to stall out. when it stalls out, we are going to see copious amounts of rainfall. going through friday and thursday of the next week, you can see up to 16 inches of rain. 16 in houston and in victoria. and 30 inches of rain in outlying areas. there is a possi

. >> we put it on a horizontal timeline.asn't been done before. >> reporter: it first launched two years ago but suffered the same fate as an app calledpopul. drop box killed off the mail box app but geronimo and edison live on. >> i'm convinced we're not going to be slaves to email much longer. >>> instagram suffered a potentially serious data breach. they sent out alerts today saying intruders got contacts information for a number of high profile users. it's warning all verified users out of an abundance of caution . >>> today in richmond, little caesars showed up in richmond. they served up free pizzas to those in the mission and the homeless. they want to make a difference in the lives of the community's most vulnerable citizens and it was time let the homeless know someone cares about them. >> mountain view police need your help to identify a special photo album. contains world war ii era photographs. the images appear to be those of a navy sailer and his significant other at various bay area beaches and parks. one phot

. >> we came up with an approach to put it on a horizontal tal t timeline. >> reporter: geronimo sufferede fate as mailbox, it was too popular. >> people download and and too many people were using it. >> reporter: drop box killed off the app. >> i'm convinced we're not going to be doing this much longer. >> reporter: jonathan bloom, "abc7 news." >>> is there intelligence life out there in the solar system? scientists are on a team that may have found it. 15 brief radio pulses repeated from the same source last saturday morning, the only one found to repeat these pulses. they're coming from a dwarf galaxy 3 billion light years away. that burst from this source has never been seen at this high a frequency. >> we'll see. >>> coming up next, michael keeping up. it takes hard work, tight budgets and a little support. and pg&e is ready to do our part. our care program can save you 20% or more on your monthly bill. it just takes a few minutes to apply and you'll see the savings on your next bill. when having a little extra can mean a lot ...turn to care. go to pge.com/care and enroll today. >>>

bob: i have been talking about goal for a while and the horizontal channel.saw a spike to $1300, not enough to break out. it looks poised to break out. we will not hear anything from mario draghi. janet yellen needs to scare the market. if you look at the fed watch tool, there is no rate hike priced in. we just about 40% as of yesterday. for december the market is not believe it. esther george is calling for a rate hike. the markets don't believe that at this point. i believe janet yellen will try to make them believe. mark: great to see you. with today's features info. vonnie: we will keep an eye on harvey. still ahead, geopolitical uncertainty and a terror attack in spain impact in the outlook for global travel demand. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ mark: this is bloomberg markets. samsonite, the global luggage company recorded higher profits for the first step the year. spoke to bloomberg daybreak: asia about the company's goals and how geopolitical uncertainty ways on travel. >> it has not been very satisfying for us. it grew by high single digits. the growth has

pretty much horizontal the whole time." the two women were taken to the hospital where they were pronounced dead a short time later. authorities say the first parachute was deployed but failed... the second parachute was then deployed but was not able to slow them down enough. police are investigating why the parachutes failed to function properly. (jr stone) still ahead... a daycare worker fired after being caught tossing a 5- year-old... and it was all caught on camera... we'll hear from the toddler's mother.... coming up how are you? hi how are you am i on candid camera (hahahah) they cancelled that show a few years back i'm with channel 4 and i do a segment called people behaving badly ohhh we're not doing that.i try to have a chat with some of the people caught in the alameda crackdown..in the next edition of people behaving badly (jr stone) people often seem to care about pedestrians, only when they're a pedestrian. just as soon as they get behind the wheel their compassion for the rules seems to disappear. if you've

. >> i believe that you have to give each other -- you're right f you're going to dot horizontal bop you have to do some cuddling, i understand that. >> bop? >> but in terms of just like hey, it is like a tuesday, at 4:00 o'clock, don't touch me, i'm not touching you. you might be sweaty. i might be sweaty. no thank you. mike g agrees with that. >> okay. >> in terms of giving each other space, i want to give you space. but here is what i have to say. i don't want to hear about where were you when you come home. like steve has been traveling for work. i don't care that you had dinner boston, you said high to larry from the office. >> oh, geez. >> no, i agree with jen, my wife just went on -- we have to give each other space. she just went on girls trip to the bahamas, most annoying thing about it, it was just like three, four weeks ago, and she is still talking about it, like bring up text, oh, this is when we hit the fish, i don't want to hear about it. >> did she come back with grapefruit? >> oh, laughter. >> no, we're fine in that department. >> you better go see that movie. >> oh,

see clouds on the horizontal. we did have some light showers overnight. still a few in the area, but it's already drying out as the clouds break in philadelphia. to the north, you can see the showers that are moving to the lehigh valley. actually, just getting ready to exit the lehigh valley and northern bucks county is getting some. most of the rest of the area is dry. wilmington, middletown. dried out a few rain drops are moving out. few scattered showers and dying out as they move ray cross delaware bay. few scattered showers inland, but we will be clearing out quickly. sunshine takes over so you can probably get away without the up umbrella umbrella la. temperatures are going to warm up. normally for august middle 80s. by the tend of august where we are right now, upper 70s this afternoon. dry air and a lot of sunshine. 78 degrees at 5:00 in philadelphia. clouds clear out. the rain coming to an end and sunshine for the rest of the day for the suburbs. a beautiful day ahead for the lehigh valley. with light north westerly winds keeping the humidity low

but when i drop the sand it goes out of my hand university wally horizontal. it's a mess of a weather pattern. >> that is 42 miles per hour. it may not seem high winds but that wind hour after hour like they have there is intense. rainfall at the hotel in ocean city. 1.43 inches. other wind gust but the rain is an inch to inch and a half. the good news is rain is moving out. moderate rain in district. the heavier, steadier rain east of the city across the bay. even though ocean city we saw brad continues there. >> this would have been named irma and i think there will be a tropical storm developing somewhere. goodbye to that one. >> the temperatures will warm up nicely through the upper we get through the day tomorrow warmer temperatures on thursday and 82. clouds move in later thursday afternoon. the remnant circulation from harvey could bring showers to the area. regardless of harvey's future lay bar i do looks just fine -- labor day look just fine. let's talk sports. erin? erin: we have the story of an arlington resident who has achieved and overcome more i

horizontally. let the sun light go through it and project the image on the ground.ill eclipse phases. >> lucy, i'm wearing the glasses again. it is important to kekeep them . thank you for the understanding of what to do. >>> let's bring in our meteorologist to tell us about what we will see, what to expect and let's get that word out again. just wear the glasses. it's so important. >> absolutely. absolutely. only take a couple seconds. less than three seconds to cause permanent damage to your eyes. want to show you what we are dealing with as far as the weather pattern. oregon, idaho, into wyoming, generally clear skies. century region. plenty of clouds and thunderstorms and especially around the coastal region of south carolina caharlston in particular is particularly cloudy. across southern california, this is in south texas where he had 50% coverage and work your way out to san francisco. 75%. seattle, 90%. once you get to totality and narrow path, 100% is achieved and can you see stars an planets and you have heard how animals act and just ambiance is impressiv

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because you should see my refrigerator it's basically indian food, thai food, and preferable when i'm horizontalyou. >> it's kind of gross to eat in bed. in fact brings us to our next subject which is photograph posted on redit. tell me the story. this is former production assistant. >> so this is the inside of my car. no longer. she was my baby for about eight years. when most people say their car is messy they are like dog hair and iced coffee. no, no, i'm not cute messy i'm real messy. so one day i went on redit which no one should do to look up their own name. and i saw something, someone said something nice about me like emily ratajkowski is great to work with, da, da, then i clicked on it, and he's like, then i drove her car. >> why did he drive your car. >> becse he's production assiant. found the right parking whatever. >> is there a reason you didn't get the car washed because you knew there was so much disgusting stuff inside there. >> i think it made me feel at home. >> oh, is your home also a garbage dump. >> no it truly is a garbage dump. so i cleaned the car out before i got rid of

watch this stuff just blow horizontally out of my hand. down at the beach level there nothing but sand blowing along the edge. look, this is a pretty nasty storm. right now no evacuations. certainly nobody is out on the beach. nobody should be going in the water at this point. they are expecting minor flooding. this is not really enough wind to damage the town. really more of a nuisance and again that spectacle of nature. so we'll be back at 5:00. at 5:00, we will show you video of the little bit of flooding going on. it is miserable out here. this is an impressive storm. to think it's nowhere near close to hitting this town with a direct hit. ocean city, brad bell, abc7 news. back to you. jonathan: thank you for that. stay ahead of any storm no matter where you go. download the stormwatch7 weather app from google play or the app store to get updates based on the location. coming up for us at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- one school banning all redskins gear. gone. the head of the school explains why. that is still ahead. michelle: plus the nuns

past the toll plaza this one guy turned directly horizontal across the lanes in front of me in a black car which was difficult to see. it's crazy. i know you have your hands full today. >>> we have some rain. we are going to call on our hi- def doppler radar and take a look at this, it looks heavier than it is. subtropical moisture across the bay area. jackie ward is in san francisco. she is standing in the rain. see those lightning bolts there? that's outside lodi and stockton. we'll keep a watchful eye on that. some of these thunderstorms can go west, move into the north bay and east bay. we had a thunderstorm blossom over this discovery bay area last night producing lightning and thunder. we have overcast skies and check out these temperatures. the average high in san francisco. oakland 13. fairfield at 18. throw things to remember. muggy and warm with the chance of a thunderstorm at any point of the day or even raindrops with highs in the 60s to the low and 90s. full forecast 5:18. right now here's jaclyn. >> good morning. and we will begin by just a reminder that we have the muni

start banging on the metal sheeting that was cutting off the top of the elevator shaft laying horizontally now. into the shaft, and i started to yell and yell and yell. >> i heard a human voice. he called out and he said i know where you are. we will try to get to you. i saw his face looking down. i went down in between the two elevator doors. there were two people who had been there for days. >> he brought a flashlight and water. they were sanity to me. they were life. that with us the first moment just stuck here. this isn't the way the story ends. >> after six hours of work they pulled him out of rubble. >> at one time the guy says if you look over your shoulder, you will see the sun. you are not supposed to look at the sun but i looked over my shoulder and i stared at the sun until everything turned green and black. that was the moment i knew i was out. >> such an amazing story. that is tim brant reporting. there is much more about virginia task force one on the website wjla.com. they do amazing work. you can see the entire report on website. go downstairs live to larry with a first lo

giving it that horizontal shape. here is a look at live doppler 7.have lots of clouds around the bay area. high clouds blowing around. there's a lot of moisture in those clouds. some of it has fed spinto an outbreak of thunderstorms. you can see the moisture passing through the bay area. most of it evaporating wfr before it hits the ground. there's chance we could see isolated showers around the bay area. right now we're looking at clouds over the bay and the ocean. it's 70 degrees in san francisco right now. fairly mild. 72 across the bay in oakland. 80 in san jose. 81 in gilroy. 66 at half-moon bay. this is view from the east bay l hills camera. this is mt. tam looking down onto ocean beach. 85 in santa rosa. 86 in napa. novato, 88. one more live view at the golden gate. you can see the high clouds there. no allow clouds yet. visibility is good. these are our forecast features. we'll see high clouds lingering or continuing to pass through the area through tomorrow. there's a slight chance of showers or maybe an isolated thunderstorm in this pattern