jackie: thank you so much, adam. we're going to take a break like you said and we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ i'm... i'm so in love with you. ♪ ♪ whatever you want to do... ♪ ...is alright with me. ♪ ooo baby let's... ♪ ...let's stay together... tempur-pedic helps there ayou get the most day... out of every one of them. only proprietary tempur material precisely conforms to your body. you get up to twice as much pressure relieving power, so you won't toss and turn. and tempur-pedic is the best at minimizing motion transfer from your partner. you'll sleep deeply... and wake up, feeling powerful. now through september 17th, save up to $500 on select adjustable sets. find your exclusive retailer at tempurpedic.com . leland: and a fox news alert as we continue to track hurricane harvey that made landfall just a couple of hours ago. during the coverage of hurricane harvey, breaking news from the white house on two major developments, jackie, including another top white house aide, a longtime spokesman for the white house who wa

jake attract jackie, great to be with you.ng coverage to the next couple of days of wrecking harvey. clayton: good morning, we are on early, hurricane harvey ravaging in texas. bringing winds of up to 160 miles an hour. abby: strongest storm to hit the united states in more than a decade and could drop close to 50-inches of rain in parts of texas before this thing is all over. thousands of people have been evacuated. more than 200,000 are without power as they wake up this morning. >> check this out, video coming in showing destruction including a roof ripped right off a building in

here is jackie looking up at her husband. a wonderful picture. of course the january was the inauguration. it was an interesting, smelly day. the family decided to walk from the white house to the inauguration. course rather than just , showing a picture of jfk making his speech, this is a very unique view to show. of course, that was the great moment where jfk said -- for me to paraphrase, as not -- ask not what your country can do for you but what you can do for your country. and it was an incredible call for action. worldwide. of course, that night the festivities continued. and here we are that evening in one of the many balls with jfk in his taxi know, and jackie. it was a thrilling occasion to be remembered. he was young, handsome, he understood the responsibilities. but little did he know about the first tough 100 days he would have in american politics. now, we are going to come into the presidential years. these are the years from 1961 through the tragic day in dallas texas. jfk is a family man. here in october of he is walking 1963, joh

>> just days before jackie took the stage.controversy already brewing. >> i am doing this for my country. i support my sister 100%, and i think it's a shame that this has people questioning that. >> reporter: her sister juliet was preparing for her own milestone. >> normally, we'd go out and support jackie. but this is a big moment for juliet. we're just going to have her srs procedures done, sex reassignment surgery. >> reporter: mom lisa would be with juliet at the hospital. ♪ and the rockets' red glare while dad mike and the two younger children would go to d.c. to cheer on jackie. >> ever since she first came out i've always been really excited for this day for her. so i guess we both just wish we could be there for each other. >> you're getting teary-eyed. >> yeah. >> why? >> because i love her. she's my sister. and i'm happy. >> you're happy for her. >> yeah. >> reporter: a lot has changed in six months. jackie has since released an album. juliet is an activist. but politics still seem to get in the way. >> i'm actually

jackie: this is a prox extreme weather alert. i'm jackie. >> nice to be with you at home. 3:00 a.m. eastern, 2:00 a.m. in texas. i leland in washington. preston now find a disaster declaration for texas is working harvey has made its move into the lone star state. this is a texas sized storm in a texas site response. hurricane harvey has been downgraded now to a category three storm. it made landfall at about 10:00 p.m. local time, four hours ago. fifty-six hours is all it took for the warm waters of the gulf of mexico to turn this into a monster category for store. texas governor warned the president of the state that this would result in "very major disaster". with that, we bring in adam as we continue to look at life pictures they are from down in texas. adam, where does this say we are in the progression of the store as of now? four hours ago for landfall, our folks out of the woods yet? >> leland, no. especially when you talk about that katrina level store because they weren't saying that because of that initial impact but it's been warned that this is a storm that will go on f

you have a catcher, a pitcher, and jackie robinson.tin luther king says john newcombe, you will never know what you, jackie, and roy did to make it possible for me to do my job. this is great irony in baseball. sport, where generations of fanatics continuously argue about who was the best player and at what position and how do we compare today's steroid induced players with those from years past, there are a few ways to quantify cultural and social importance to the united states. walt whitman said, i see great things in baseball. it is our game. it is america's game. jackie robinson said, a life is not important except for the impact it has on other lives. al gallagher said there are , three things in my life which i really love, god, my family, and baseball. the only problem, once baseball season starts, i changed the think about this. when world war ii began, the commissioner asked fdr if you -- if he wanted to suspend the baseball season for the duration -- and this was for the duration fdr responded, i honestly feel it would be be

jackie ward, kpix 5. >> time now 6:57.for your final five san francisco police chief just spelled out 26 restricted items ahead of the all the right rally planned for crissy field on saturday. among the off limit items, torches, pepper spray and handguns. most nearby businesses are closing their doors on the day of the protest. >>> former white house chief strategist steve bannon could be coming to uc-berkeley. the university has invited him to speak on campus this fall. >>> president trump back in washington after a whirlwind trip out west just a day after his rally in phoenix. the president delivered remarks before the american legion veterans in reno. he called for unity and signed a bill making it easier for veterans to appeal disability claims decisions. this morning, the president tweeted: the fake news is now complaining about my different types of back-to-back speeches. well, there was afghanistan, somber. the big rally enthuse ak stick dynamic and fun. and the american legion va, respectful and strong. too bad the

jackie bensen spoke to his parents tonight. live with more. jackie? >> reporter: doreen, he was just a block and a half, a block and a half from home. the security camera video from a nearby business shows in clear detail the horror outside of the exxon station at 18th and monroe street's thursday evening. another camera picked up the sounds of countless gunshots. did the gunman not see the cameras that captured images of them cold-bloodedly through the doors of the gas station wounding four people? fatally, or did they not care their faces could be clearly seen? >> very angry. >> lisa bell's son, jarvis bell, did not survive his injuries. he was less than 2 blocks from home. >> he was really kind to a lot of the helped with grotheir groceries. >> reporter: police say the vehicle is the dark colored sedan that could be seen here. now, there's a $25,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction in this murder but jarvis bell's parents, they say that anybody who knows those guys should call and turn them in because getting them off the

in walnut creek, jackie ward, kpix 5. >> jackie it's so heartbreaking to hear the father. can you tell us more about jared? do they have children? what does he do for work? >> reporter: jared was loved by everyone he knew according to his father and he has three teenaged girls in the bay area. he worked alongside his father in the family-owned pool business since he was 16 years old. his father said they were great friends. back to you. >> thank you. >>> meanwhile, police in spain are working to track down suspects in yesterday's attack. they have connected the barcelona rampage to an attack at a nearby resort town. cbs reporter jane ferguson has the very latest. >> reporter: in the last 24 hours, the spanish authorities have shot dead five suspects in a shootout, arrested four more and they continue to hunt for attackers or accomplices in the attacks here. [ yelling and gunfire ] >> reporter: this was the scene in cambrils, spain, last night as a fifth terror suspect died in a shootout with police. this man caught the firefight on his cell phone. >> to me, i thought he wa

back to you. >> jackie, stay safe and dry >> absolutely right. let's talk more about harvey's impact on the energy market. joining us is john kilduff want to focus on yesterday's moves, when we sort of saw the hurricane being upgraded and the way the market reacted to that, which was quite clearly a fall in oil prices, down about 2%, a rise in nat gas prices up about a half percent why did those two commodities move in that direction that's the net move over the last two days. >> because as jackie explained, several refineries in the region are shut down. more will be shutting down so there's a great lessened demand for crude oil the demand for natural gas won't go away because they're shutting wells in the region. you still have consumer demand for natural gas, rbob gasoline so those prices will get pumped up while crude oil goes down it is also referred to as the refining spread. people are getting a refinery on paper through the futures exchange you sell crude oil, by gasoline and have a refinery hitch. if we think about wti, up a bit today, 0

fredericksburg, jackie bensen, news 4. >>> breaking news this morning. a second person found dead after a school explosion in minneapolis. we now know it was the school's janitor. crews pulled his body from the rubble last night. the other victim has been identified as ruth berg. she worked as the receptionist for 17 years. contractors working there caused a natural gas leak yechltd students and teachers incompetent side the school had seconds to get out before that blast. >> my daughter got up and was getting ready to leave out of the counselor's office and was blown back into the counselor's office by the explosion. it was seconds after they told everybody to get out that the explosion happened. >> seven people are still in doctors say the injuries range from serious to critical. >>> new overnight, d.c. fire crews also responded to a fiery two-car crash on irving street northwest. not far from the hospital center. one person is dead and another injured. fire crews say the car was fully engulfed in flames when they arrived. they say the two victims were

kpix 5's jackie ward is live in san francisco with all the details. jackie? >> reporter: kenny, this is the tenth year that san francisco has hosted this giant music festival. and unlike years past, from what we're hearing, it's not going to be that hard to get tickets through resellers. what they're telling us is that they blame this year's line-up on the lack of desire to get into this festival. "outside lands" organizers are saying quite the contrary, though. some of the big name acts include the who and metallica, the gorillas and lourdes. the people to get rid of tickets are desperate including hand-delivery and including a driveway spot with the sale. >> it's been hard. there hasn't been the appetite that i have seen in previous years. i have been using craigslist, facebook, texting it to friends all of over the place and there doesn't seem to be a lot of people waiting in line to get tickets. >> reporter: at full price the three-day pass is $375 and the vip tickets went for $795. but according to "outside lands," they are sold out. the three-day parkin

jackie: i've been given an opportunity and i'm just thankful for it. yeah it's hard, but keep on going and keep on trying. karim: the high school diploma has just added to the confidence and now i feel unstoppable. narrator: find free adult education classes near you at finishyourdiploma.org this is my new best friend, esther. she might look like any normal, playful puppy but esther's being raised to become a canine companions for independence assistance dog for a person with a disability. to get there, she needs lots of loving care and attention, plenty of exercise and good eating habits so that she can live a long and healthy life for her future family. visit cci.org or call 1-800-572-bark. raise a puppy change a life. you can make a world of difference in the life of a person with a disability. predictions. another iphone. maybe this is my eighth iphone that i had head. people just can't get away from apple. they're not going anywhere. stock is up 30% any year. there you go. that's why said apple. sean help me. your predictions. i love elon musk and

in oakland, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> this just in. belmont police say a four-day search for a murder suspect has come to a close with the arrest of 27-year-old jahvon alexander stewart seen on your left. stewart was taken into custody at the union city bart station early this morning. he is behind bars in connection with a shooting death of de jongh jones. he was killed on saturday. >>> san francisco's police chief is ordering documents to document every time they put their body cameras on mute. in a july 11 bulletin, the chief wrote, members shall only use the mute feature with a specific articulable purpose. if a member deactivates or mutes it, the member shall document the reason. officers need the ability to shut off body cam video and audio when sensitive or tactical information may be recorded. >>> right now, south bay neighborhood is dealing with the aftermath of a fallen crane that came down on some homes. the crane collapsed on sondra way near san tomas expressway in campbell. kpix 5's jessica flores has more live. >> reporte

jackie? helplessness of the republican establishment in sort of dealing with trump. after a week like this, it really underscored that. i talked to a couple, very well known, formally high placed republicans over dinner and the way they described what trump was doing forced me to ask, have you thought about an intervention? is it possible to do an intervention? sort of like more dramatically we saw during the nixon years when senior republican senators went to nixon and told them it was time to resign and in a far less dramatic way when senior republicans would go -- in the senate generally would go to ronald reagan if he thought his agenda on tax reduction was not what it should be. i raised this question of an intervention. and the most senior of the two republicans looked at me and said he's a classic narcissistic, he's a crazy narcissistic and you cannot get someone like that to change and the other guy is going -- it came up two more times and each time he said to me crazy narcissistic,

jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> it is 5:15. let's check the traffic and weather. >> it's looking okay for the most part but we are tracking a few incidents that could slow you down. in the south bay earlier reports of a car fire. so here's 101. this is right near north first street. you can see traffic is moving well in both directions. so really not causing any delays but fire crews are on the scene along southbound 101 under 280. no lanes blocked, no delays. we are seeing slowdowns along westbound 580. 205 to 680, travel time of 27 minutes in the yellow. san mateo bridge westbound out of hayward to foster city on the right side of your screen there, that's about 13 minutes. a car broke down off the bridge along 92 and 101. so heads up. stacking up at the bay bridge toll plaza. nothing to write home about. the metering lights haven't been activated yet. but any minute. we'll keep an on eye it. no delays on the eastshore freeway. and your ride heading into san francisco remains in the green. we have some bart closures to tell y

jack goes not to jackie because he's afraid of her, to one of his aides and hes, oh, my goodness, the israeli prime minister is going to come and give me a $10 bible and i have to go how wonderful, meantime jackie will be off with these white stallions from saudi arabia, tell her to return them. he sends the aide to jackie and she listens and says, tell him i'm not doing it. >> that is really good. i should be taking notes these are so good. so annette, can you talk about -- i mean gil began this discussion, but tell us about first ladies today, in this era when we have women who are ceos of fortune 500 companies. what are the special restraints on a woman who had a career like michelle obama or hillary, to kind of rein it in. give us your concept of the role today. >> it is a strange role, because it is a role that's actually a job, and it seems archaic, the notion you are somebody's spouse and so therefore you have to become a hostess. anything that has like a chief of staff, it seems you ought to get paid for because it is a lot of work that's there. it is odd to think of people wh

then some personal items from jackie and the children. two letters that jackie kennedy wrote to the wife of robert mcnamara, the defense secretary for kennedy. a very personal note. 1964, jackie had decided to move to new york city with the children to seek a new life. and mrs. mcnamara wrote her a note and this is the hand written reply were jackie says she must start a new life. "i know it will be better for the children." such a really hard rendering line. and here, years later, jfk john becoming the publisher of george magazine, quite a public figure himself. and at the age of around 29 years old, excuse me, 28, he introduced his uncle teddy at the democrat convention in atlanta. and these are the hand written remarks of his introduction. he begins by saying, thank you mr. speaker. this is a great honor. i felt very proud when i was asked. and then i discovered that my cousins were not returning his phone calls, they were campaigning for office themselves. this was really one of the first times when jfk junior came up on the national

kpix 5's jackie ward is there live. jackie? >> reporter: and kenny, we are standing by the vip entrance for stage 1, the stage where thll goe t aswi llrid anbe playing l tonight but this morning it was abl laoualinst-mt ute pr >> reporter: while thousands flock to golden gate park for some of the biggest names in the music industry, the food takes center stage for some, with burgers, fries. it's bound to be a popular destination. founder and owner of 4505 a san ancisco-baa sed barbecue j summ >> it's like a reunion, awesome, love it. >> reporter: this is ththise h 8tperson so he has said it's worth coming back to yearly. >> beautiful setting, golden gate park is amazing. so many people around here up and down, it's one of the experiences that everybody should experience at some point. >> reporter: it might be easier to get a ticket to the festival than in years past. while it's sold out, local resellers we have spoken to say they are having a hard time i have been using craigslist, facebook, texting, that doesn't seem to be int

, thank you for that report jackie deangelis for us. >>> let's have a look at markets. futures are slightly down 13 points or so for the dow comes off a week of gains, up 0.6% and the dow last week up a little bit more. for the month of august, yes, looking at declines, only a half percent for the dow, over a percent for s & p. not bad. >>> checking the mood in asia, mixed day of trade for stocks in asia overnight main land china had a strong session with shanghai composite up nearly 1% on the back of better than expected chinese corporate earnings south korean kospi down. global investors keep an eye on the u.s. dollar trading on a 15 month low. look at europe, big story there is strength of the euro building off comments from mario draghi, the euro at a two and a half year high. seeps to in early trade monday, dax down, similar session in france, italy, spain. >>> uk closed for bank holiday, up 1% because of the opposite effect of weaker pound let's look at the boards in terms of currency. you can see a little dollar weakness this morning, about a ten tenth percent. v

kpix 5's jackie ward is live in the newsroom with the latest. jackie. >> reporter: michelle, homicide and petty theft numbers are higher this year compared to last but on the flip side of things, most other crime numbers are flat. these numbers are being reported by the sfpd and show us what the first half of the year looked like so homicides are up by 36% reported rapes dropped from 224 to 223. robberies increased slightly from 1525 to 1594. and burglaries were down by 10 dropping from 2551 to 2541. now, this was number 40 -- homicide number 41 of year started sunday night and continued well into monday morning. finally ending 15 hours later. police were called to the corona heights area for a shooting. they said one woman was rushed to the hospital where she later died, and the second gunman may be the woman's son. at some point he shot himself in the chest and is in critical condition. "the examiner" reports that this latest report is a pared down version of the once detailed breakdown of crimes numbers and says these include march through ju

kpix 5's jackie ward is live in the ma arena in a district with more on the looming deadline. jackie. >> reporter: that's why the city of san francisco is warning property owners to act soon and get a permit before it's too late. we are talking about specific buildings now. they are soft story wood framed properties. they are usually three stories and have five to 15 units or a building that is two stories with a basement. the city's department of building inspections says more than 1300 property owners who need to apply for this permit haven't done so yet. and a lot of them are in a handful of districts. the western addition, castro, noe valley, the marinena, the richmond and the north beach chinatown area. the dbi says 3500 buildings altogether fall into this category. safety certainly comes at a price. retrofitting can be up to hundreds of thousands of dollars. the dbi says if these properties don't get the permits, they are going to put up earthquake warning placards on the buildings. they are also going to put up notices of violation. jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> we'll find o

this is the longest segment ever. >> jackie chan's out.i'm going to go, rock, rock, let's see, i got markey mark, the rock. tom cruise. >> hey, jack, what are you doing for breakfast? >> i'm going on vacation. >> vin diesel's making money off fast and furious. >> these are your top four. you got two of the top four. >> oh! >> markey mark was the top. jackie chan, kendis gibson. >> no. no, they're not. you're a liar. >> yeah, they are. they're in it. all right, we'll move on. >>> well, maisie williams and sophie turner play stark sisters on "game of thrones," and let's say they don't always get along on the show. but in real life, they're apparently besties. >> spoilers. and that was on display in carpool karaoke. the pair took turns doing impressions of sean bean, who played their on-screen father. >> they tried to channel their northern accent while using some memorable phrases. >> hakuna matata. what a wonderful phrase. >> oh, my gosh. >> omg. look at her butt. it's so big. >> it looks like so much fun. >> my milk shake brings all the bo

jackie ward, kpix 5. >> is anyone in custody for this? >> no one is in custody. in fact, the suspects are still out there. and witnesses say that they saw them fleeing off in a car yesterday. but police want to assure people that the park is a safe place to be. they believe that this was a targeted happening. >>> the federal investigation into ties between russia and the trump campaign has taken the next step. special counsel robert mueller has empaneled a grand jury in his investigation. mueller has already issued subpoenas righting to a meeting between donald trump, jr. and a russian lawyer at trump tower in 2016. now, even before that was made public, that bipartisan group in the senate began teaming up to make sure that trump cannot directly fire mueller. >> the senate it looks like is trying to put guardrails in place in case the president tries to get rid of bob mueller saying that you can get rid of him on the criminal probe but we will make it so that he can get put back in place. >> president trumper has called the investigation a witch hunt repeatedly a

live in fairfax county, jackie bensen, news 4 >>> thank you, jackie. >>> first responders in texas are working tirelessly to help people stranded by remnants of hurricane harvey. 18 people have been rescued from boats and barges. nobody is seriously injured. officials are concerned about the port because it is the third largest petro the potential for chemical and crude oil spills. all right. we come back to storm team 4 meteorologist samara theodore now. so hurricane, flooding, tornados. i mean it is one thing after the other. are the tornados synonymous with this? is this normal in a situation like this? >> absolutely. when we are dealing with hurricanes, tropical storms, it is not uncommon to see tornados, especially landfall and one or two days after landfall. when you look at the anatomy of a storm, it is usually the right upper quadrant where they will see the biggest tornado threat. that's relative to the storm's motion which is moving east-northeast right now at one mile per hour, so nearly stationary. this is the area more prone to tornados. when we turn on the map right now t

jackie ward is live in san francisco with the details of this permit debate.kie. >> reporter: michelle, a permit has already been issued for this rally but now, san francisco's leaders are asking the park service to reconsider his decision and they will be discussing credible threats to the event later on today. the groups that will be meeting include the golden gate national recreation area, the s, park police and the fbi. the group "patriot prayer" wants to hold a rally next saturday here at crissy field. this area is federal land so authorities have the right to revoke a permit if they believe it interferes too much with public safety. counterprotests are planning on holding a rally as well and democratic leader nancy pelosi is aware of this. she is encouraging the counter- protestors to remain civil. >> i would say not to, um, to play into their hands. we expect if they're there, that other people are there to protest them. i would recommend they do so with dignity and silence. >> reporter: in a statement, the national park service released, they said: >>

kpix 5's jackie ward joins us live from the newsroom with the latest.er: the biggest headline from this report is that homicides are up. by the end of july 2016, there had been 30 but we're already at 41 this year. according to this morning's s report, robberies are up from 1,525 to 1,594. aggravated assaults dropped from 1,326 to 1,246. and human trafficking cases decreased as well from 34 to 12. "the examiner" is reporting that this is the first time the sfpd has released its month-to- month report since february and it's a pared down version of the previous report. it includes nine aggregate categories instead of crime breakdown that used to include things like type of weapons used in aggravated assault, for example. in the newsroom, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> this morning, a 17-year-old boy who jumped out of a plane on the sfo tarmac is set to undergo a mental health evaluation. the teenager was traveling alone on a copa airlines flight from panama city to san francisco. the plane landed on the tarmac at sfo at about 2:30 yesterday afternoon and then

kpix 5's jackie ward is in the marina district to explain. jackie. >> reporter: this is one of five neighborhoods where a lot of property owners have yet to apply for this permit according to the department of building inspections. and we're talking about very specific buildings here. so we're talking about buildings that are three stories or soft story wood framed properties that have five to 15 units or a building that's two stories and has a basement. the city's department of building inspections says more than 1300 property owners who need to apply for this permit haven't done so and a lot of them are in the western addition, castro and noe valley, marina, richmond, north beach chinatown areas. the department of building inspections says 3500 buildings altogether are in this category. safety comes at a price. retrofitting can be hundreds of thousands of dollars. now, if they don't get one of these permits, the dbi says they will put earthquake warning placards on the buildings and also notices of violation. this deadline is september 15 f

. >> congressman jackie rosen, thank you very much. nice to be here in the state of nevada. really appreciate you joining us here. >>> next up, we're talking about this big move from the navy. doling out some serious discipline, removing the seventh fleet commander after a series of deadly collisions at sea. crews still looking for missing sailors off the last crash off the coast of singapore. bringing you the latest on that as we sit here live in nevada. you're checking out our great view here in reno as we ask voters, what do you want to see from the president? >> my advice for the president would be stop using twitter. >> i would like to see him accomplish some of the things he promised during the election. if you promise you should deliver, right? your brain is an amazing thing.

kpix 5's jackie ward on the latest arrest in connection to two violent acts this week. >> reporter: in a few hours, the man accused of two unprovoked attacks on bart riders that happened last week is expected to make his first court appearance. 42-year-old mario washington of berkeley is allegedly the man behindhappened thursday at the bay fair station in san leandro. bart police say washington hit a passenger in the head with a metal object, then punched and kicked the victim before running out of the stban.rtioay the suspect punched a passenger twice in the face. witnesses say both attacks were unwarranted. these are assaults are part of

in oakland, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> 5:13. let's check the roads with jaclyn.ood morning. >> good morning. speaking of bart, 45 trains running on time no delays. we're off to a great start with ace, as well. today larger crowds on the ferries probably today because of the afternoon giant games. th afternoon commute may be more crowded than usual. so keep that in mind. heading through the altamont pass, you will encounter some slowdowns lots of brake lights along westbound 580 heading out of tracy into livermore. by the time you get past north flynn road, you are back in the green. good to go as you head on over towards the dublin-pleasanton interchange there. it's about 26 minutes in the yellow. heading through walnut creek, we have some earlier overnight roadwork along that connector ramp between 680 and highway 24. now a new accident westbound 24. this is as you approach pleasant hill road. two cars involved, not blocking any lanes. your speeds are still in the green. 11 minutes. we are tracking an earlier problem as you approach the skyway of the lower deck

live in fairfax county, jackie bensen, news 4. >> thank you, jackie. >>> well, the people who shop at the safeway that's near dupont circle. they say they don't like. the aisles are already crowded. tom sherwood talks with customers who are already set with this proposed change. >> an 18-wheeler backs into the narrow loading dock on street and takes a lot of deliveries to stock this grocery, a far cry from supermarket safe ways. now long-time neighbors are fighting the new bid to carve out more room for beer and wine aisles that could reduce food choices even more. >> with a reduction of the -- of the-already strong number, et cetera, it -- it would be wrong. >> susan depends on two canes, she's lived a half block away for 55 years, no other grocery within her walking distance. >> what do you want to happen with the beer and wine license. >> i think it should be rejected. >> parents at the nearby ross elementary school just across the back ally say teachers and parents need more food options, not booze. >> i think it's unnecessary, unhelpful, and it's not improvement or in addition to

kpix 5 reporter jackie ward joins us now with the latest on this investigation. jackie? >> reporter: the contra costa sheriff's department tells me they have reached a point in this investigation where now they are relying heavily on the public for help. her name is lilia vela, from san francisco. her body was found dumped on the side of the dirt road in byron last week. >> she is a well-liked person in san francisco in her community. we are reaching out to find more people who knew her. >> reporter: her friends last saw her on friday, august 18. her friends told investigators that she was traveling from san francisco to contra costa county but investigators still don't know the route she may have taken and that route may provide much-needed answers. >> what we are looking for from our partners in the community is more investigative leads. something more about her if she was seen, leaving the san francisco area and coming into contra costa county. or she may have been associated with -- who she may have been associated -- associated with. >> reporter: if you know anythin

jackie deangelis is live in corpus christi this morning. jackie >> good morning to you, kelly.hat's right here in corpus christi people are trying to deal with the damage suffered from the eye of the storm that came over the weekend. obviously, corpus christi is one of the refinery hubs on the coastal region but we know that three refineries here have been shut down and some of the refineries in houston, and other areas, as well in terms of capacity, you're talking about a little bit less than 50% of the american refining capacity here right now the estimates that about 2 million barrels are potentially offline. the issue right now is the flooding in houston but also the damage that we sustained here in corpus christi the power outages, as well, to run those refineries the second piece of the story is the port shut down corpus christi's port has been shut down since friday. the next piece of it, of course, is if the pipelines are going to be operational to be able to move around some of the supplies that are potentially in storage. there are a lot of moving parts to the oil and

for "nightly business re i'm jackie deangelis, corpus christi, texas. >> with the severe flooding along parts of the gulf coast, the price for u.s. gasoline futures jumped to a more than two-year high today while domestic crew fell nearly 3% as the market tried to assess the storm's impact. john joins us now to tell us what this all means for gas prices. founder partner of again capital. good to see you, john. thanks for joining us on set tonight. >> sure. >> really an unprecedented situation. as we were just talking, this storm is moving so slowly. they're in for more rain. how is the market for energy trying to price this i >> the market for energy, i think, is really struggling with what we're dealing with here. we're used to big storms coming and trying to hit the heart of the refining sector. we but them all there for whatever reason. they're vulnerable to this sort of thinge built to withstand it. high winds, some rain, but flooding of this mag volumes of water of this magnitude, could make it nearly impossible for days, if not longer, weeks, for the folks that turn the dials and

jackie hunter and ben algrove. u.s.utures looking mixed at this early stage the s&p 500 looks like it could eke out a small gain the dow jones seen off by 16 points european travel stocks are under pressure today given the events in barcelona yesterday that's it for today's show i'm carolin roth "worldwide exchange" is up next. you know what's awesome? gig-speed internet. you know what's not awesome? when only certain people can get it. let's fix that. let's give this guy gig- really? and these kids. and these guys. him. ah. oh hello- that lady. these houses! yes, yes and yes. and don't forget about them. uh huh. sure. still yes! you can get it too. welcome to the party. introducing gig-speed internet from xfinity. finally, gig for your neighborhood too. >>> breaking new now, a massive manhunt underway in spain after a terrorist drove a van into a crowd of tourists killing 13 at least five suspected terrorists a dead following a separate incident south of barcelona. we're live in spain with the latest on this unfolding

mcgrath is checking its path with the news, this is a category 3 storm and we'll begin with you, jackie. >> reporter: that's right, kelly. as a matter of fact, we've been watching this storm all day from category 2 now to category 3 not really coming as a major surprise to anybody. the white house is actually out with an official statement on this right now as well saying that people should obey the rules determined by their local officials, really urging that caution there. and, of course, president trump said that he would come to this region, to texas, early next week as well a presser just ending from the texas governor also to comment on this. he made a statement saying this is going to be a very major disaster in fact, that's how it's shaping up at this hour. he also said put your life first and your property second so i think all of those points in their totality really sum up what's happening on the ground here now many people did evacuate there wasn't a forced evacuation in corpus christi and many people did leave at the same time, many people have chosen to stay and they said

thank you, jackie, facing off against a storm for us port of houston which handles 65% of petro products is closing right now. roger gunther, good to have you here this thing is bringing so much water, rain, potential storm surge. how worried are you? >> we're prepared and monitored, we're concerned about it and i'd like to say i know it's bearing down on our friends down in corpus christi and certainly keeping them in our thoughts and prayers for their safety but this is a big storm. it's going to be a lengthy event. although we're not taking a direct hit it will hang around for a while and move towards houston and we're expecting this to drop a lot of rain as has been mentioned and cause us some concern for the next several days into the middle of next week. >> so you're shutting down now, right? tell me how does that work what's the impact of that? the logistics of that and how potentially enduring do you think is the possible damage is it a couple -- is -- how long would you closed for do you think, several days, a week? >> well, it very well could be this process started with a team

kpix 5's jackie ward is live at crissy field with details on the permit. >> reporter: the permit for this rally has already been issued. but city officials are asking park service to revoke it. they are having a meeting today to discuss credible threats on the event later on. so the groups will be going to this meeting include the golden gate national recreation air, park police, fbi and others. the group "patriot prayer" wants to rally next saturday here at crissy field on federal land. so authorities have the right to revoke a permit if they believe it interferes with public safety. counter protestors plan to rally, as well. sam singer who specializes in corporate crisis control is urging them to remain peaceful. >> if there's no counterprotest, all the public sees is men dressed like nut jobs talking to themselves. what's going to get them the attention, the news media attention from people like you is a counter protest and there's a huge fight because that gets news interest. >> reporter: in a statement, the national park service said, our highest priority is to ensure public saf

i am jackie ibanez.ck to "hannity." >> kimberly: >> he's a friend o. but mr. bana came on very late. you know that. i went through 17 senators, governors, and i won the primaries. mr. bannon came on much later than that. he's not a racist. he is a good man. i can tell you that. he is a good person. he actually gets a very unfair press in that regard. but we will see what happens with mr. bannon. >> kimberly: welcome back to "hannity." that was president trump earlier this week calling steve bannon a friend. sara carter was circuit news spoke with bannon earlier this morning. she is reporting that dannon resigned from his white house post about two weeks ago. sara joined the is now along wh charlie hurd. how did this all play out and wanted to hear about why he does resigned? >> he offered his resignation two weeks ago. and he always said and told me that that from the beginning he never planned on being at the white house more than eight months to a year. august 14th was the year mark for him. he was rea

live in clinton maryland, jackie bensen, news 4. >> thank you, jackie. >>> from 1987 to 2015, more than 1,700 people died from domestic violence in maryland. from 2015 to 2016, there were 55 domestic violence deaths. last year 50% of all domestic related deaths in maryland who were in prince georges county, news 4 is working for you, to raise awareness about domestic violence. we're call it safe at home. go to our nbc washington app and search safe at home and there you will learn how prince georges county delegate is fighting to change the state law to prevent domestic violence. >> it's happened again on a friday, we're continue to follow that breaking news out of the white house now. chief strategists steve bannon is out. the white house says it was a mutual decision and chief of staff general john kelly. it's just the latest friday farewell and the trump administration, press secretary sean spicer left back on july 21st, the following friday we're learned reince priebus was out as chief of staff. now, today, bannon bomb shell. there was one exception to that friday rule with anthony,

rosen, there is a picture of jackie well., as keith, warren, massachusetts, go ahead. caller: how are you, sir? doing well. caller: quick question. 55, s five years old, i am i've never -- in my life, actually, never really cared. going to come in, i voted for donald, hands down. i'd like one minute, to say, you are doing a great job, there is nothing that can against this guy. it thing i am worried about, was on the news in boston, the the and the fourth of there is like -- employeesmotor vehicle given out thousands and possibly fake id's, sands of id's.al i wish somebody would talk about stations, boston nobody will say anything about it. i don't know why. host: i haven't seen that story, know about that story. the first part of your question, what if president trump got a primary against a candidate that mitch mcconnell supporting, who would you support? we lost keith. bill in mobile, alabama. morning. caller: i think you have to recognize that trump is fighting war, he's having to fight democrats, of course, but new world ot the order gang, the bush wing of the rep

>> jackie cooper? >> henry fonda. david: jackie cooper, henry fonda, ok. not a rush. paul reiner, henry fonda, jackie cooper, tippi hendren. i tried but was not able to determine who that was. this is gilbert in los angeles. if you look closely, above that railing, you could see there are three well-known people. >> ronald reagan in the middle. david: ok, ronald reagan. anybody want to guess the other two? they are a little hard to see because you don't get the tops of their heads. >> nancy davis, next to ronald reagan? david: no, that is a good guess because it is hard to tell who it is. ronald reagan, humphrey bogart. it is a little hard to see. you're right. then george jessel. it is a little hard to see, this is ronald reagan before he became republican. there is some correspondence -- this is the only letter we have between harry truman and humphrey bogart. there is a bet with someone i made a few years ago, then president truman writes back. in the second paragraph, humphrey bogart would appreciate to have it to frame it -- if i may say, my son who may run for d

in golden gate park, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> time now 5:10. san jose has reversed a decision over illegal fireworks that had dozens of residents steaming mad. >> and a morning walk takes on a little more urgency for one california woman when a bear decides to join her. >> and the countdown continues towards the weekend and the solar eclipse! we'll have the details coming up. >> and things looking pretty good now if you are making your way out of hayward to foster city. san mateo bridge not a problem. but how does that bay bridge look? we'll take a closer look coming up. ♪[ music ] who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. people love my and my french fries. wait! what if i put them toge