the saints get the win 23-17 over indianapolis. that will do it from lucas oil stadium. for dan fouts, jenny dell, the rest of our cbs sports crew, ian eagle, saying so long from indianapolis. we look forward to joining you in the regular season for the nfl on cbs. saints win over indy. have a great night, everybody. >> cbs sports thank you for watching this presentation of the national football league. >> rg3 struggles against the ravens. a community comes together to pray in memory of two three- year-old girls, young victims of domestic violence. and a pair of protests near saint louis. both calling for justice, exactly two weeks since an unarmed black teenager was shot to death by a white police officer. >>> today is the big first birthday bash for a special animal at the zoo. i have that for you coming up next. >> rg3 is getting a lot better. they better find some offense. that is the consensus tonight after three preseason games. quarterback robert griffin iii and the starters have still failed to score a touchdown. not a single touchdown. dave owens joins us live f

the saints get the win 23-17 over indianapolis. that will do it from lucas oil stadium. for dan fouts, jenny dell, the rest of our cbs sports crew, ian eagle, saying so long from indianapolis. we look forward to joining you in the regular season for the nfl on cbs. saints win over indy. have a great night, everybody. >> cbs sports thank you for watching this presentation of the national football league. spokesperson: get a $1,000 turbocharged reward card with a new volkswagen turbo. why are we so obsessed with turbo? because we like giving you power, but we also like giving you fuel efficiency. like the sporty jetta. and the turbocharged passat tdi® clean diesel. okay.. and the iconic beetle... and the powerful tiguan... okay you can't forget the cc... guys, this is going to take a while. avo: hurry in and you can get a $1,000 turbocharged reward card when you purchase or lease a new 2014 turbo model. >> developing right now, two women are found shot dead inside a northeast philadelphia home and tonight the search for answers is underway. good evening, i'm natasha brown.

>> joining us from indianapolis, mike pence. >> we have a national politics reporter and read epstein, the national political reporter with the wall street journal. >> thank you for being here. you have been mentioned as a possible two thousand 16 presidential contender. give me an assessment of how you see the emerging republican field. the republican party has a very deep bench. i am always very humbled to be oftioned among a long list very accomplished men and women in our party who like inc. are part of a rising generation of leadership. at the stated level. i have served 12 years on capitol hill and about 1.5 years as the governor of indiana. whatconvinced the cure for ails us will come north from our nation state capitals that it ever will from our nation's capital. i hope more republican-led states are really leading the way with the kind of results that are demonstrating that when you put these republican principles into practice this all works. i am very optimistic about the future. i'm very humbled and grateful to be among the company of so many accomplishment and women in o

> major funding for "reli and ethics newsweekly" is e1çóçó provided by the lilly endowment, an indianapolis family foundation dedicated to its founders' interest in religion, community devj> welcome. i'm hari sreenivasan, sitting in for bob abernethy. as conflicts continue to rage in many parts of the world, úv strong plea for peacaú#his weekó from pope francis. pmpthe start of world war one, f francis urged the international community to remember the lessons of histo- especially the impa of war on children.t( "i beg you with all my heart," t(ju)áuixd to stop."fáw3xdyq5]!á between israel and hamas, a aith-based Ñi humanitarian groups specifically + jewish religious and community leaders convened a summit to show their solidarity and unity they heard from members of r congress and administration officials who pledged to continue helping israel defend ó ñ urged the u.s. to provide e1 ^(jc&itarian aid to christians é been uprooted by the violence.u according to the u.n., more tha a

my mind goes back to that day in april 1968 when bobby kennedy was here in indianapolis. it was a day martin luther king junior had been assassinated. bobby kennedy announced to a large crowd that dr. king had died. i thing every american would do well to read through it this week. he spoke words in the moment that are not only historic that spoke to the hearts of the people of our community in indianapolis. he challenged everyone to pray and return home. and all of us to find ways to come together after difficult for consensus. >> i will and where i began on politics. a lot of ambitious republicans are hitting the campaign trail. can we expect you to travel around the country and help out with republican candidates? >> i have been doing that. i'm delighted to be a part of the republican governors association. we have some fantastic candidate running for election and reelection. as we move into full-scale elections after labor day, the ones in indiana allow me to do it. i will be traveling around the country. particularly at the state level. when you put these republican

central illinois, indianapolis, fort wayne and detroit. it will get hot, too, in areas of the deep south today. 100 degrees is possible. many areas of oklahoma down through texas and also the deep south. notice those 90s extend northwards for kansas if i. of course, this heat. this is probably one of the hottest weeks into the upcoming weekends that we've seen in areas like indianapolis and cooling of the st. louis areas. temperatures in the mid 90s. the heat index when you add the humidity will feel like 105. >> the protesters will feel it. >> if it's hot like that, i wouldn't doubt if more activities take place later in the day where it's cooler or night unfortunately. >> yeah. which is what captain does not want. bill karins, thank you for that. >> nbc mourning the loss of one of its own this morning. >> often imitated. never replicated. his rumbling baritone was iconic. don pardo joined the network in 1944. famous for more decades of snl introductions. he was here on stage for his 90th birthday. he worked on the macy's thanksgiving day

>>> major funding for "religion & ethics newsweekly" is provided by the lillian endowment and indianapolis-base family foundations dedicated to its founders in religion, community development and education. additional funding also provided by mutual of america, sdirning customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. >>> welcome. i'm kim lawton, sitting in for bob abernethy. thank you for joining us. religious leaders across the country called for prayers about the tense situation in ferguson, missouri, after a police officer shot and killed michael brown, an unarmed african-american teenager. in missouri, faith leaders have been appealing for peace and trying to defuse anger amid sometimes violent confrontations with police. many national religious groups are urging more dialogue about issues surrounding justice, race and the use of police force. the faith-based pico network called on its member congregations to sponsor "live free sabbaths" this weekend, in order, the group said, to create space for healing and hope in the wake of this and other s

we should be watching indianapolis and detroit for storms. it will be a hot week. in st.is it will be 95 to 100 right through the upcoming weekend. >> will we punch our ticket? >> it looks like it will be a late summer. >> all right, bill. thank you. >>> coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," we have the very latest on the overnight violence in ferguson, missouri. what's being done there to help. it's not just republicans these days who are frustrated with president obama's management style, democrats are also critics. it's one of the top talkers this morning. >>> first, when we come back here we are going to huddle around the water cooler to show you what happened when a killer whale caught up with this sea lion. it's not what you would think. video of this truly amazing catch coming right up. yes. that is our one and only mug. you think you take off all your make-up before bed. but do you really? [ female announcer ] neutrogena® makeup remover erases 99% of your most stubborn makeup with one towelette. can your makeup remover do that? [ female announcer ] ne

to indianapolis, the giant visiting chuck pagano's colts early on.drew look making it look easy, 89 yards and that touchdown for mr. luck. second quarter his backup comes in, matt hassle back, throwing the perfect face to rick rogers and colts take a 20-nothing lead and giants pull off the lee, 27-27. full night of football, packers visiting the rams. first quart action, aaron rogers do what he does best, buying time with his leg. you can't give them all day. rogers had 128 yards and packers lead by a touchdown. in the fourth quarter michael sam on the field, rams down 18-7. matt flynn drops back and gets dropped. first nfl sack there for michael sam if you count the preseason. green bay they did go on to win this one, the final score, 21-7. also the mystics fell short to the new york liberty. tough loss for them. >> a heck of a defense. so sam will have a tough time making that team. >> it's going to be tough. >> all of those they got. >> all of those they got. that's our news for ♪ go! go! wow! go power...oats! go! made from oats cheerios! cheerios

six years, i had an opportunity to play in the super bowl championship of 2006 with the indianapolis colts wer why wentn to play two years with the cincinnati bengals. i am now a husband and a father of three beautiful girls. so thankfully i don't have been football players in the family right now, but the new perspective of a father has really become a part of my life. right now i've just taken a national sports initiative for the american academy of neurology, 27,000 now make up the academy. they are the league in neurology in the world along with a national foundation, the american brain foundation's goal is to cure brain disease through exactly what chris talked about, the importance of raising money for research. i hope i never forget the night of federal fourth, 2007. it was an amazing night in miami, florida, assistant on to the dolphins stadium come onto the biggest age in the world. i don't even know how to put into words, over 109 people tuned in to watch the indianapolis colts face off against the chicago bears. i'll never forget the two weeks prior, our kicker telling the

watch as this man in broad daylight walks up to dan dillon's indianapolis porch and is caught on notfive security cameras ripping into this package just delivered by fedex. and walking away with $300 earrings, but not before staring directly into this camera. dillon taking his frustration to facebook before going to police posting the videos prominently showing the burglar's face writing this message. any of you indy southsiders know this guy? my wife wants her earrings back. >> a crime is a crime. whether you think it's right or wrong and depending on your circumstances but you just can't steal. >> reporter: almost 10,000 people shared his video in just 24 hours leading the cops directly to this suspect, brandon nelms the next day. >> it was extremely high quality video which led to being able to identify the suspect. >> it's just amazing what the internet and social media can do and bringing all these people around. >> reporter: one man relying on an army of facebook friends to catch the same guy, his cameras caught too. for "good morning america," reena ninan, abc news, new york.

start a playoff series with a fever tonight in indianapolis. >> pretty much every sport. >> >> still some showers. steve rudin will be keeping track of them. >> that is it for us. >>> welcome to "world news." tonight, beating ebola. the remarkable recovery of two american missionaries. >> today is a miraculous day. >> tonight out of the hospital. so, is there any risk to those around them? >>> the growing terror threat. and a new warning about the growing forces of i.s.i.s., the u.s. getting ready to act. and our brian ross has now details about that failed rescue raid. >>> second chance? tonight, is baseball ready to welcome back its old bad boy superstar? >> we all make mistakes. and i made a big mistake. >>> and new travel scams. the hotel phone call that could empty your bank account.

louis. 72, indianapolis. dew points are beginning to increase. this is the typical washington weather that we are so accustomed to around here. things will feel a bit different tomorrow. the heat and humidity will begin to build. we have a cold front to the north and west. this will bring us showers, thunderstorms, 30% on wednesday. and-pressure will move away that is what is bringing us the great temperatures. this same cold front will lift northward this weekend and that will bring us a better chance for a few showers and thunderstorms. it will not be a washout. mainly clear and comfortable tonight. the winds are out of the south. for the day tomorrow, fantastic. a bit more humidity, 83-88 degrees. heatxtended outlook, the and unity is back on wednesday -- and unity is back on wednesday -- and humidity is back on wednesday. 90 degree range saturday and sunday. delmarva beaches, the last weekend before labor day. controversy with the weather, but maybe with the redskins. >> they seem to be talking about a quarterback controversy. did the phillie

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. >> madden would sit here as a disciplinary disturbance from a facility in indianapolis. so came here straight to our segregation unit, he was angry. he was mad. he was noncompliant with every request. he's a good kid to work with and you could see whatever he went through in his life he decided he was going to make some changes. >> my daddy was in and out of prison. he got out last time and he's most likely back in again because he wrote me like four letters and i haven't heard from him. and before that the last time i heard from him i was about 9, before that i was 6. >> for madden, peeling back the layers of anger didn't happen overnight. it might not have happened at all, but one innovative yet simple program changed all that. ♪ how many days and you'll be through ♪ ♪ how many days and you'll be through ♪ >> it really changed my life. i came over here to our gang unit. i was a gang banger, thought i was a tough guy. i've learned a lot since i've been on the unit. and i've got a lot of self-discipline. i was transitioned from one person to another. >> honor courage com

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morning a united express flight from columbus, ohio, to chicago had to make an emergency landing in indianapolis. the pilot noticed smoke in the cockpit shortly after takeoff. and decided not to continue the trip. everyone on board evacuated safely. the cause of the smoke is still under investigation. >>> also new this morning, two men now formally charged in this hostage standoff near chicago. those charges include attempted murder and sexual assault. both men were on parole when they allegedly took two women and six children hostage. one is a convicted murderer who was on electronic home monitoring as a condition of his parole. >>> well, some good news now, nearly two weeks of racial tension in ferguson, missouri, appear to be easing. >> 134 days after the shooting of an unarmed black teenager by a white police officer, the violence and unrest in the streets appear to have subsided. abc's tahman bradley is in ferguson with the latest. >> reporter: with the national guard withdrawing and businesses re-opening ferguson appears to be returning to normal. but the nightly street protests over the d

after dealing with the candle stick visitor's locker room as an indianapolis colt. >> i wasn't in the last locker room, but if it was anything like the visitor's locker room, we're all going to be happy with this. >> guys that are tired in camp usually looking around in every room they walk in to, evaluate it to take a nap if they have the time. >>> greens borrow north carolina, the brad championships. theresacramento native nick watney says not so fast. lpga championship past winners. birdie on the 4th hole. tied for 2nd, 3 under 69. 9 under total. but they're chasing brittany linthicum. no relation to tim, different spelling. >>> now i call this one a big story. >> reporter: usually a high school football feature revolves around the back field. not at redwood where three of the giants' feature performers are -- well, giants. left tackle, alex kazinski. 6-5, 285. and on the other side, right tackle, jake curran, 6-7, 315. collectively, almost 900 pounds. they're so big -- >> sometimes i can't see over them. i'm 5-11, 6 foot on a good day. which is kind of short for a quarterback. so

camping indianapolis, a neighborhood in indianapolis with high crime, high murder rate. there it is a big camp bringing young men many of whom are coming out of prison, going through and learning about the kinds of things they need to do to become good providers, good family members, productive members of society and working with local employers to get good jobs. it works. it is successful. let's help encourage more of these good works. from a philosophical point of view in many cases the federal government in at fervently displaces civil society with good things happening in communities when it should be supporting them. getting supply lines. the other point is this notion in society that this isn't your problem. the government will fix it. the government fixes' poverty. that is not true. we need to break those notions so everybody gets involved and does something in any way they can to make a difference in this area and that is one of the messages we need over and over again if we are going to be successful in reintegrating and helping people get from where they are to

talk about a tropic meltdown, roughly 45,000 pounds of dairy products spilled over a highway in indianapolisthey compared the clean-up to an oil spill because it was so slick. the driver admitted that he had fallen asleep. he and his passenger were not injured. >>> house majority leader resigning later this month. the lawmaker said he will step down august 18. he did not say what he will do afterwards. the 7-term congress man headed out of office after losing election to the tea party favorite. >>> emergency workers jumped into action to save what they thought was a baby. it was close, but not quite. turns out it was a doll. a woman's 2-year-old granddaughter left it propped up in the car seat of the family's s.u.v. a passerby spotted the doll and called 911. emergency workers arrived and quickly got to work. >> i saw pictures of the doll and it looked real. >> i have 34 years as e.m.s. and probably would have broke it as well. >> the owner of the s.u.v. which the emergency responders would have taken a closer look before shattering the window. but that they were right not to delay, because

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in a powerful sermon at his hometown church in indianapolis last summer, dr. kent brantly explained why he chose to move his family to liberia and dedicate his life to treating those suffering from this often deadly illness. >> i've never been to liberia until last november i knew nothing about liberia. i never met anyone who had ever been there. how is it that less than a year later i would take my family to this far off place. it's because god has a my life. as i dream about what that will look like in the years to come, my heart leaps with excitement and joy knowing that he has called me. >> greg york, senior minister at southeastern church of christ in indianapolis where dr. brantly was baptized and where the sermon was. thank you so much for joining us. i listened to the whole sermon and was moved and inspired by this. clearly dr. brantly had no hesitation. he felt this is clearly what he was supposed to do. >> that's exactly right. that's just who kent is because to understand who kent is, you have to understand the motivating factor in his life is his r

this last trip, they stayed at hotels and ate at roadside diners and they crashed with friends in indianapolisone night. it's the story of this trip and how being an ex-has changed. they came to new york and actually stayed at the waldorf. i was curious how they could afford that. harry saved all of his correspondence. i found a letter from the general manager saying i hear you're coming to new york. we would be happy to have you as our guest. harry wrote back and said he thought that would be all right. so he went averse to taking a few trips here and there. he got pulled over on the pennsylvania turnpike for driving in the left lane. i don't know what it is in new york, but in pennsylvania, you have to drive right. if you keep right, only drive left to pass. but harry, i guess, just liked to get in the left lane and just keep going. so he got pulled over by a cop. still alive, manly stampler and i found him, he's retired in arizona. and there were reports he had just pulled truman over to get his autograph. and i asked manly about this and he said, no, i didn't. i didn't, i wish i had. might

brandon nelson admits he stole a pair of 300 diamond earrings in indianapolis.he homeowner posted the video on-line. he has a long criminal record and nor to go from getting out of jail he want to go back. >> i didn't kill anybody. i didn't hurt anybody. >> almost 10,000 people shared the video of his crime in 24 hours making it easy for police to track him down. >>> at least 65 people are dead and 200 more hurt after explosion at metals plant in china the blast happened this morning outside of shanghai tore huge holes in wall of building and caused ceiling to collapse. the official news agency is saying police are questioning five of the company's executives. >> investigators in taiwan say a chemical firm is to blame for a series of gas line explosions in. it ai pay. government investigators say the company that owns that pipeline knew about a problem but did not tell anyone. government says it would have evacuated the area if it had had any early warning. >> local families dealing with childhood cancer got help today thanks to alex's lemonade stand. the weston

nfl coverage of the new orleans saints at the indianapolis colts. join us back here at 11:00 after all the action has ended. turning to other news, the pilot of a small plane was badly injured after that air crash from a local airport. the plane went down around nan at the montgomery county air park in gaithersburg. witnesses say the plane had climbed about 100 feat when it suddenly came crashing to the ground. the accident forced the closing of the airport for a short time. the pilot was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. >>> have after a cloudy, wet day, what's in store? meteorologist erica grow is keeping an eye on doppler 9000. >> bruce, the doppler 9000 is finally starting to lack better. this is a three-hour loop. you can see those heavy showers that pushed through loudoun county into portions of prince william and fairfax counties, now moving down into fredericksburg and also the northern neck of virginia. so this is what it looks like right now on doppler 9000. the latest data showing heavy showers just to the south of the city of

kennedy was in indianapolis on the day that martin luther king was assassinated he was in the inner city one of the most high a hot hotbed for racial unrest he shows up there he had written this speech on the back of an envelope no time to prepare stands up in the back of a flatbed and indianapolis in that city was one of the bit was with the only major cities in the country where there wasn't civil unrest and rioting why because he was a statesman because he understood that this wasn't just about martin luther king just like this isn't just about ferguson this president should not be in the beltway delivering a speech he needs to be in ferguson talking about the divide that we have going on this country the greatest statesman speech i have ever heard came from robert f. kennedy because he had the courage and he had the he had visors that told him this is much bigger than the martin luther king assassination which was huge but the point is this you know it's going to take that kind of leadership to to really min the fence here it's certainly going to take a lot more than we're seeing com

louis county, the we phil, indianapolis, these other communities have a single unified department. st. louis city has that. i think the difficulty of adequately staffing, training, monitoring the actions of 53 different police departments, shows this kind of fragmentation. >> do you think there are more police out there perhaps moving to different stations who perhaps should not be on the force at the moment because of bad behavior? you, thelet me tell officer who was pointing the gun that you reported on was actually not a artisan police officer. he came from a community called sane and. -- he was not a ferguson police officer, he came from st. anne,. it was handled well by ron johnson in the missouri highway patrol. >> there has also been criticism of president obama. some comes out strongly, people may say it's because he's black. if he does not, some people say he is not living up to expectations. i do you think he has handled the situation? >> comparing his action with attorney general holder is quite different. they are quite different personalities. i think president obama i

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a united airlines commuter jet reported smoke in the cockpit and made an emergency landing in indianapolis. it's believed the flight was headed from columbus, ohio, to chicago with 48 passengers on board. the twin engine jet touched down without incident last night. the passengers were evacuated on the runway. no one was injured. >>> it was another quiet night in ferguson, missouri, as tensions over the shooting death of michael brown appear to be cooling off. police report seven arrests but like the night before, there were fewer incidents, no shots fired and no molotov cocktails thrown and the national guard has gun withdrawing. omar villafranca is reporting. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. officers are returning from the protest zone and they did not have to fire any tear gas or rubber bullets tonight. members of the missouri national guard are starting to leave ferguson as things get back to normal. missouri state highway patrol captain ron johnson visited a community center hours ago and got a special gift from kids who have begun to play again. >> the kids gave m

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indianapolis, indiana, they had temperatures that were more indick ty of september than july. all because of this ridge. this guy is going to dictate our weather giving us an on shore flow. we will stay chilly near the water and warm inland. mild tonight. fog in the bay and along the coast. tomorrow is a spare the air day. it will be warmer for everybody. the weekend, though, won't be as hot. especially on sunday. concord tomorrow, it will be hot. the high of 98 degrees. air-conditioning cranking in campbell with a high of 93. redwood city, 90. 100 pittsburgh, livermore. richmond, 80. no relief yet. a little bit of relief on saturday. you will feel the difference on sunday. down to the low to mid 90s inland and we will be down to 70 near the bay. so it is not a cold snap, but it will be not as hot by sunday. >> it is just so funny. we are so used to all these micro climates but when you see the seven day forecast or the five day forecast. the 106. it is just wild. >> you want cold? you want hot? we have it both. >>> coming up, you want a hot guy to wait on you hand and foot? t

customers in washington, d.c., indianapolis, and dallas can get the fast delivery service for variouslike computers, books, and appliances. the new "get it" feature costs between $5 and $9.98. >>> and an insurance company in california has a lot to learn about service. it used buckets of coins to pay off a client who claimed he was physically assaulted by an employee. he recently had a hernia operation and can't lift the buckets. >> these are too heavy. too heavy. >> there's over 16 buckets of quarters, nickels, and dimes, and pennies. it's going to take us at least strishly one week to count that whole amount of money. >> the plaintiff says he's disappointed by the company's treatment. anne-marie? >> maybe they were hoping he would change his mind. i don't know. that was too easy. i wasn't trying with that one. >>> straight ahead, your thursday morning weather and if the internet breach has you changing your passwords again, we'll show you some apps that can help. toaster strudel! more fruit in the filling, ya? mmm! ya! warm, flaky, gooey, toaster strudel! now, with more fruit! curin

at this weekend's drum corps international world championships in indianapolis, a young drummer from tucson is playing with the big kids. jill wagner has his story. >> reporter: the majority of musicians and dancers in this ensemble are college aged, but keep an eye on this drummer. brandon olander is just 16. he is the youngest snare drummer in the blue devils drum and bugle corps. >> my uncle had a pair of old drum sticks in his house. >> he started at age 10. >> i took drum sticks and was beating away on a chair. >> reporter: even then, he dreamed of becoming part of this corps with the most world championships. he first got in front of blue devils instructor scott johnson at a camp in california at age 11. >> we had the center snare drummer lower the drum as low as he could. brandon stood in there and played through this exercise that we just played and everybody, including myself, was in shock. >> reporter: johnson says he's never seen someone so young with so much talent. ( applause ) this video from the following year went viral. >> he has the hands of a 21-year-old. >> report

johnson pitched three years for the indianapolis clowns, piling up an impressive 33-8 record. >> i usedwonder would i ever get the chance to play ball, like when jackie robinson came out and things. i said, oh, my. i wonder if i'll ever get to do that. >> wow, what a trailblazer she was. how cool for her to bexd seeing mo'ne. johnson said she thought she would never see a girl pitch a shutout in a little league world series. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist tedd florendo. >> how cool is that? i'll also have your little league forecast coming up for williamsport in just a bit. outside right now, another beautiful [áu'rise. more clouds, we're seeing that right now. winds only about 3, humidity at 78%. current temperatures outside, rather mild at this hour. the clouds locking some of that warmth down right now. 72 degrees for philly at this hour. mt. holly, 66, reading at 70. allentown at 66 and same goes for millville. the humidity is up a little and it will be that way for the day today. more humid but still not too bad for august. although they'll certainly fe

the cult leader founded the people's temple in indianapolis in 1956, and moved his church to northern california in the '60s before relocating to south america. >>> we now know when two important runways in san francisco international airport will reopen. they were shut down months ago to make flying out of the airport safer. the runways one left and one right were temporarily closed in may. they're the ones the planes used to take off in the direction of the bay. sfo said that the runways will be back open and ready to handle most of the airport's departures on sunday. the closure was part of a federally mandated safety project. the length of the runways were extended by using soft concrete, which will act as a superbrake. a new lighting system was added to the taxiways. ktvu's tom vacar will have more on this on ktvu channel 2 news at 5. >>> we're hearing from the bay area woman who snuck on a flight from san jose to lax. the 62-year-old marilyn hartman walked out of the airport courthouse last night after pleading no contest to a misdemeanor charge of trespassing. she was sentenced

temperatures or at least feels like mid to upper 90s from dallas to indianapolis and triple digit heat in st. louis and kansas city. that's the heat index for you right now right at 100 degrees. what's going to happen with that? well, it looks like there are more heat advisories and excessive heat warnings in st. louis towards paducah, kentucky. more to go going into labor day weekend. back to you, lester. >>> janice huff, thanks. overseas now and reports of another american being killed while fighting for isis. the same militants who are also holding americans hostage. all this as the obama administration prepares for possible air strikes on isis targets in syria. our report tonight from chief foreign correspondent richard engel. >> reporter: dozens of americans have joined militant groups like isis in syria. an act of terrorism, even treason. including this 33-year-old douglas mcarthur mccain. troubled as a teen, nine run-ins with a law, a muslim convert killed sunday in this fire fight in syria. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: he wasn't alone. u.s. law enforcement officials tell nbc news a

last july just before he left for liberia he spoke at his childhood church in indianapolis. >> i knew nothing about liberia. and i had never met anyone who had ever been there. so how is it that less than a year later i'd be taking my family to this far off place? it's because god has a call on my life. >> reporter: brantly's wife, amber, says he's in good spirits tonight and extremely grateful. meantime the plane that brought him here is now on its way back to liberia. it will be coming back with nancy writebol, the other woman who has ebola, expected here in the next 48 hours. lester. >> kate snow starting us off. and our chief medical editor dr. nancy snyderman's been following this story for us and joins us now. good to see dr. brantly on his own two feet leaving that ambulance. what happens now in terms of treatment? >> i believe he walked into that hospital and immediately got on a gurney and was then taken to the icu, his isolation room. they're going to follow his liver functions, kidney and make sure he's not having any problems with clotting. if he needs a transfusion or any

buffet is looking forward to being part of the gig after visiting the candlestick locker room as an indianapolis colt. >> if it is anything like the visitor's locker room at candlestick, i am pretty sure we will be happy. we will all be happy with this. >> the guys were tired in camp. and usually, you start looking around and every room we walked into, we evaluated the place. >> it will be like a five star hotel room. >> and you can see the game rear here on kpix 5, countdown to kickoff, starting at noon, with the game at 1:00, followed by the fifth quarter post-game show. >>> and golf. lpga championship. and in new york, the defending champ, fairways and greens, setting up a birdie at 4. tied for second at nine under. for the brittany lincecum. no relationship to tim. and she is 10 under par. after shooting a one under 71. the lpga championship. >>> and now, it is time for something really big. >> usually, a high school football feature revolves around the backfield. >> not at redwood. where three of the giant feature performers are, well, giants. >> breakdown, good hit. good hands. >> left tac

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