our oldest daughter is amy and jacob was next, and trevor and carman. >> jacob was our first born sonkay. ♪ >> my name is jacob wetterling. my favorite food is steak. my favorite color is blue. my best friend is aaron larson. my favorite thing to do most is watch football. what do i want to be when i grow up is a football player. >> anyway, after the game, jake and trevor and i, we played a little football game out in the driveway. >> jerry would throw a pass, and one would try to intercept, the other one would try to catch the pass. always it ended up in tears. they were very competitive. they took this game seriously. >> it was a fabulous day, and i'll always cherish that day. >> i think one of the tough things for americans to grasp is that a predator can be anywhere. a crime can happen to anyone at any time. >> a little after 5:30 or 6:00, patty and i went to a dinner party at some friends about 20, 25 minutes away. >> we weren't going to be gone very long, and they were just going to stay home. >> our oldest daughter amy was at a sleepover that night, and jacob's best friend aaro

irwin jacobs was a professor at ucsc. andrew was a professor ucla and jacobs had been a ph.d thesis advisor at mit. they were both mit ph.d's. and abroad and jerry heller to be the first full-time engineer at length about it is that my house in l.a. but before he closed the next day irwin jacobs made a sudden decision that is going to leave usc s. as a professor and also join link a bit as a full-time employee. so instead of buying this house and l.a., they moved down to san diego and then later andrew moved down and the three of them made link a bit with one of the pioneering companies in digital communications. then what happened later was another big east coast tech company at the time of wired link a bit. at that juncture irwin jacobs and andrew left, while the left a little ways after and found qualcomm and general insurance required maycom and jerry heller stayed with g.i. here in san diego. eventually became my boss, and that's when the whole digital tv thing started. so if you think about san diego as a digital co

george jacobs showed little joe how to play baseball. >> i loved the man ever since then. haggerty says the two continued to develop a friendship but a conversation one night at work still haunts him. >> i regret one thing. i said george the only thing this job will ever get is you killed. and i regret that ever since. >> reporter: i spoke to fop president john mcnesby who called the the vandalism disgraceful. he said members of the fop and police department work together to repair this marker. thousands more will pass this plaque in the years to come and many won't even know it's there. but joe haggerty hopes someone will take just a few seconds to read about his buddy who died on the job half a century ago. >> he was a good guy and he had a chance to help somebody do something and he would help you out. >> reporter: in south philadelphia, david spunt, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> officers jacobs killer was convicted and sent to prison. philadelphia police are looking for any information related to that vandalism. if you've got any information, call crime stoppers. >>> camd

for jacob bell, it's tension of another kind. today he faces a hearing for a fight with a fellow inmate. >> there's a classification committee day. my counselor called me in this morning. i was just involved in a mutual combat where i lost 90 days of credit. if i don't get my time back, i'm going to be in a lot of trouble. if i don't get it back, i'll be going home 90 days later. i'm hoping to get 100% back. >> you're here for your annual review. you're in front of the captain and the staff assistant. we're going to have cc 1 pacifica. this is a 36-year-old parole violator with a new term, serving a four-year sentence, for assault with force gpi with a weapon. cdcr 115 on 7/27 for mutual combat. it was a division "b" offense. he was found guilty. and assessed 90 days loss of credit. increasing his release date. to 6/13/2008. inmate bail has met the disciplinary free period and applied for the loss of credit to be restored. >> i'm going to go ahead and grant you your restoration of credit for the mutual combat, which is 90 days, s

jacobs was a profess or as ucsd. jerry was a young engineer in pasadena. jacobs had been heller's advisor, and they brought in jerry to be the first full-time engineer and he was about to buy a house in la, before he close it had next day, jacobs made a sudden division that he was going to leave ucsd as a profess or and join as a full-time employee. jerry moved to san diego and then later andrew moved down and the three of them made linkabet one of the pioneering companies of digital communication. and then what happened later maycom acquired linkabeth. at that juncture jacobs and andrew lift -- well, they left after and general instrument acquired maycon and he became my boss, that's when the whole digital tv thing started. if you think about san diego as a digital communication center, you have jacobs starting and then jerry staying with gi but essentially being the visionary behind television. >> we're talking about the 25th anniversary of digital tv. when did it really become in use in the u.s.? >> the initial customers were in the early '90s so the 25

jacob is 7 as well. >> hey taylor i'm jacob, i'm 7 years old. i'm your biggest fan. i hope you can sign this for me. >> yes, he's uploaded this video, a massive fan, new album "1989" she's touring over north america. he played a full on copse lags of his favorite taylor suisse songs. ♪ ♪ now jacob, when he was 4, was diagnosed with autism, and he's just incredible. loves the piano, loves everything and this video has now got hundreds of thousands of views including one pretty special one, taylor swift sent him a tweet saying i have to give you a hug for that beautiful piano medley you did. please come to a show on my tour and say hi to me, my treat. >> nice! >> she's got to let him play with her on stage. >> i love seeing stuff about, this the social media aspect, the way things can catch. >> before social media this thing would never happen, there would be no way to get through to a star like her because he's got legit talent and such a perfect union. ♪ >> hi, taylor. ♪ >>> expect no less from a youtube channel, you are about to see the most amazing pancake if you a

jacob is 7 as well. >> hey taylor i'm jacob, i'm 7 years old. i'm your biggest fan. i hope you can sign this for me. >> yes, he's uploaded this video, a massive fan, new album "1989" she's touring over north america. he played a full on copse lags of his favorite taylor suisse songs. now jacob, when he was 4, was diagnosed with autism, and he's just incredible. loves the piano, loves everything and this video has now got hundreds of thousands of views including one pretty special one, taylor swift sent him a tweet saying i have to give you a hug for that beautiful piano medley you did. please come to a show on my tour and say hi to me, my treat. >> nice! >> she's got to let him play with her on stage. >> i love seeing stuff about, this the social media aspect, the way things can catch. >> before social media this thing would never happen, there would be no way to get through to a star like her because he's got legit talent and such a perfect union. >> hi, taylor. >>> expect no less from a youtube channel, you are about to see the most amazing pancake if you are a pix

shery: jacob kierkegaard of the peterson institute.or sales no slowdown of luxury residences in hong kong. we will hear from chief executive directly after the break. ♪ shery: checking stories making haslines, kim jong un ordered his party into a war status following an exchange of fire across the border. the order takes effect on the clock will time -- 5:00 local time. each side accuses the other of provocation. tension is high in the dmz. two southis month, korean soldiers were injured by landmines that they were planted by the north. amid growinganjin concerns of contamination. cyanide levels are more than 300 times safe levels. locals were alarmed by a massive fish killing in the river, but there was no indication of cyanide in the water. they party statements as anyone who is responsible for the disaster will face punishment. the bodies of all 54 people killed in the trigana air crash have been retrieved. remains have the been taken to the capital for identification. investigators are still hunting for the data recorder. the turbo

jacobs had been the phd advisor at m.i.t.. they brought in jerry heller to be the first full-time engineer. he was about to buy a house in l.a. before he closed the next day irwin jacobs made a sudden decision he was going to leave asa professor and also join a full-time employee. jerry will move to san diego. they were one of the -- one of the pioneers of digital communications. at that juncture jerry heller state with g.i. in san diego. that is when the whole digital tv thing started. a you think of san diego is munication center you have andbs starting qualcomm jerry heller staying with g.i. but essentially being the visionary behind digital television. peter: when did it really become in use? marc: the initial customers in the early 90's. the 25th anniversary is back when it was a secret project within gis labs here. i was told to be the business guy and bring it out of the labs and turn it into a business. cbs convinced us we should submit it to the fcc for consideration as the next generation of broadcast standards. dodi

his mother sharon and jacob witnessed a back giving birth. >> where. >> they can consume 600 to 1000 mosquitoes per mosquitoes per hour. >> to the bat farm. >> your chasing a story about a philly cop in trouble for what look like to me an old-fashioned shakedown. >> here's a video that's creating buzz in philadelphia law-enforcement circle. check the video out. >> you and your friend got any money for tickets for your police department, ten bucks each. either you buy these or i take your car. >> it was two men in a car and uploaded by man and the video has gotten 1.2 million 2 million views in just a few days. in a video the vehicle is pulled over by a philadelphia please officer. >> you and your friend got any money for your police department, ten bucks each man. either you buy these right take your car. it's on registered this for your police department man to have any kids. >> no i do not. >> to have any sweetheart. >> yeah. they go back and forth about money. >> and he notices pink windshield wipers on the car and asks. >> what's up with the pink wipers. >> breast-cancer man my g

back-to-back extra innings, meant jacob had to go deeper and he didn't allow a hit until the 5th inning. strucked out nine batters in the first five innings but started to wear down in the 6th. right around the 100 pitch mark. pablo sandoval, doubling boston's first run. and tack on a few more. the mets are trailing. it is in the 7th inning. 3-1. >>> football tonight. the jets, giants, playing each other in the third game of the preseason. this is a game where both teams kind of play their starters for about three quarters. and it is going to be the truest indication of what we are going to see for both teams to start the season. >> it has always been a good test for the play against the giants. this week, this time, it will be no different. so defensively, we have to go out and start faster than we have the last two games. and just keep trying to build on things we did. >> i am excited about this game. it is fun. and i think there is going to be a great matchup with like rivas and crowe, going against, i don't know who, but ruben, and like odell. and decker and marshal. so i am excited

>> a yes for captain jacobs.do you have a couple things you'd like to share with us, your experience? >> i can share a couple things. one question i generally get is who gave you permission to push those helicopters over the side? and i say to them this, i grew up in new england, and you never asked permission to do a god damn thing. you just do it to the best of your ability. i made that statement at the smithsonian in 2010, november 2010, and i thought four admirals were going to fall off the front seats but they also said to me, i wish i could get that spirit in some of my staff right now. the other one is lan tran, what he just mentioned. she's affectionately known as mauvy at stbn in orange county, california. and sbtn has helped us contact a lot of vietnamese who want to make connections with the kirk sailors. two profound emotions going on. one is the vietnamese want to find that kirk sailor who took care of them and the kirk sailor, where is that family i took care of. those who are pow parts and i think

a plaque, honoring a 29 year old philadelphia police officer, named george jacobs, sits just few feeta high school. jacobs was on the job only a few weeks, when he was shot and killed on snyder avenue near broad street. >> i heard he got killed. it really tore me apart. >> retired police officer joe haggarty worked with george jacobs, and remembers july 15th, 1966, vividly. all these years later, he's never met his friend's killer. >> i wouldn't want him. i would have killed him myself. >> told "eyewitness news" the pain rush back this week when he found out that someone spray painted jacobs' plaque. >> you didn't hear me, did you? i called them a very nice name. >> the relationship between haggarty and jacobs started in the early 1940's, in south philly, when george jacobs showed little joe how to play baseball. >> i loved the man ever since then. >> haggards i says the two continued to develop a friendship, but a conversation one night at work still haunt him. >> i regret one thing. i said george the only thing this job will get saw killed. and i regret that ever since. >> i spoke t

. >> jacob degrom, best stuff we've seen all night in my opinion belongs to this guy. >> ultradramatic home run. his third home run of the game. >> he's just raking every single day.

republican senator, jacob howard of michigan, while they were debating the 14th amendment, he's the author of the clause, every person born within the limits of the united states and subject to their jurisdiction is by virtue of natural law and national law a citizen of the u.s. this will not, of course, include persons born in the united states who are foreigners, aliens, who belong to the families of ambassadors or foreign ministers, accredited to the government of the united states, but will include every other class of persons. you know, as you pointed out, settles the great question of citizenship and removes all doubt as to what this clause meant. why are so many people getting this wrong? >> because they're result-other yenlted. they want to insist the constitution says what it doesn't say. moreover, the supreme court has never ruled that the children of

jacob morgan is an expert on the subject and advises some of the biggest companies in the world on the evolving workplace. mr. morgan welcome. good to have you with us. >> thank you. >> i'm very interested in what netflix did. but you tell me are benefits at large corporations getting better overall or worse? >> well i think we're starting to see the shift for organizations to focus on the overall employee experience. benefits are a part of that. i think we'll actually start to see them improve. >> it also depends on what the company does does it not? you've made the point that maybe in silicon valley it's -- they produce something different than say general motors does or ibm. therefore, the experience for workers who work for a traditional company might be quite different than a cutting-edge silicon valley company. >> absolutely. i mean i think the biggest thing that organizations around the world can take from this is that they should be listening to their employees and treating their organizations more like laboratories and less like factories. so it's testing ideas and figuring ou

jacobs was riding in the first passenger car. jacobs family accuses am track of willful, deliberate and reckless disregard for its passengers. the train was traveling double the speed limit when it hopped the track and rounded the curb in port richmond neighborhood. eight people in total died. more than 200 others were hurt. >>> a trial date is now set for the first lawsuit stemming from the train derailment. a federal judge in camden will hear the cases on september 8th. several train cars operated by con rail went off the tracks in 2012 and released vinyl chloride into the air. that's what the cars were carrying at the time. that gas is linked to respiratory problems and death. several first responders sued conrail warning they were not warned about the potential health hazard. >>> there's new information this morning in the investigation surrounding former subway spokesperson jerrod. >>> saying good-bye to an icon after the dead of roddy piper. >>> a death in baltimore, how the city surpassed numbers that haven't been seen in

. >> jacob degrom, best stuff we've seen all night in my opinion belongs to this guy. >> ultradramatic home run. his third home run of the game. >> he's just raking every single day. a three-home run day to get the had yankees back in the lead in the win. >> first three home runs in the season in his first three at-bats of the day. kirk nieuwenhuis has done something no other man has done before. >> tom brady's deflate gate appeal denied.

jacobs -- >> you mean ambassador bolton? colonel jacobs? i >> he's a good guy. i see him on occasion. >> you wrote this about saudi arabia, it's the world's biggest funder of terrorism. saudi arabia funnels our petro dollars, our very own money, to fund the terrorists. while the saudis rely on us to protect them. what are u.s./saudi relations going to look like under a trump administration? >> i'm not a big fan. >> they treat women poorly. >> the primary reason we're with saudi arabia is we need the oil. we don't need the oil as much. if we let our people really go, we wouldn't need the oil at all and let everybody else fight it out. saudi arabia's going to be in big trouble pretty soon and they're going to need help. if you look at yemen and border, you don't have to be an expert to know that's a long border. they're not going in for yemen. they're going in for the oil, saudi arabia. saudi arabia is going to need help. like it or don't like it, people back saudi arabia. what i really mind, though, is we back it at tremendous expense. we get nothing for it and t

. >>> jacob degrom on the mound for the mets. first place lead up to four and a half games. degrom has been unreal lately and he had almost immediately run support. second pitch of the game, first run of the game. curtis granderson, 7th lead-off home run this season. mets on top in a hurry. granderson was just warming up. 5th inning, he does it again. look at all the met fans in baltimore. their team's on top. degrom so good, allowed just one run. e.r.a. shrinks again, left with the lead. but the bullpen almost let it slip away again. orioles have the bases loaded. ground ball, left side. the mets hang on for a 5-3 win. second place washington playing right now in colorado. >>> next nfl preseason game for the giants, saturday at home against jacksonville. they have a day off from training camp practice today. the jets were hard at work in this sweltering heat. word tonight they'll add much traveled veteran quarterback matt flynn to the roster with geno smith out, bryce petty not ready, and ryan fitzpatrick the starter. so

that is what is at stake when you look at the cumulative effects of a spill like this. >> jacob ward reporting. >> an all-out rescue is under way in north-east china after a series of explosions at a warehouse, these are some of the first images from the aftermath of the explosion. the area resembles a post apocalyptic scene. thousands of cars were incinerated. 12 hours later you can see smoke rising from the scene. so far, 17 people are confirmed dead. hundreds injured. doug brown is there with the latest on the explosion. >> even china is unused to scenes like this. sudden and deadly explosions jolting a busy port. large firele balls incinerated buildings and cars. some people say it felt like an earthquake. >> i was sitting, after watching a film. i had my window open, and i heard a rush of air, followed by a second much larger rush of air sounding like a shock wave. i looked outside and saw the smoke. >> officials say the multiple destinations were caused by exploigss in the warehouse, close to a residential area. others describe hazardous materials. at first, local hospitals str

this car is where drifter jacob prisgo got a little nervous. >> oh my gosh!> hits the target right on. jacob said he was so close to the car he hit the gopro on top of the car and those things don't sit high. spectacular video. i love this part drifting backward looks like he's ballet dancing with his helicopter. >> who wins? >> everybody. >> thanks, red bull. >>> it's no surprise the young man that posted this video removed it from facebook but it's now on youtube, and police are looking into it. this is on humboldt bay in eureka california. you have a woman sitting on the edge of the water and two young guys behind her, they're up to no good. [ bleep ] [ bleep ] >> don't know why this woman is screaming, what she's screaming about. >> oh no no no, no. [ bleep ] >> they push this woman into the water and post it on fais cook. somebody on facebook said this woman is a known homeless woman. it was sent to eureka pd. they said they can't identify the woman but if they do find her, they will ask if she wants to press charges because it could be a misdemeanor bat

we are are currently underwater at jacob's well in texas, an underwater cave where a lot of people go diving. diego is approaching about 100 feet under the water. you don't hear any breathing sounds because he's free diving as well. >> oh, heck no. the sounds you're hearing are the ma mailian dive reflex, prevents your lungs from collapsing while you're diving. he's just lost one of his flippers. now he realizes he can't find it, he quickly turns around but he cannot get up to the surface with just one flipper all the while trying to hold hispanic in, he starts heading towards the light realizing he's not going to get it, cuts away his weight belt and slowly starts climbing. he actually looks down and you can see just one of the flippers on his foot as he slowly gets closer and closer to the light, right now your heart is racing as you wonder if he's going to make it before he finally reaches the surface. you can see all these legs of people around him because it's a popular spot but he is just fine. now jacob's well is famous and the cavern two passageways, one 4,500 feet, the other

the second e-mail forwarded by aide jacob sullivan outlined reports of possible arrests in connection with the benghazi attack. the e-mails are among some 30,000 clinton turned over to the state department from her private server. on monday the state department said it had flag third degree 05 e-mails out of the 20% it has reviewed as potentially contained classified information. clinton has insisted there was no classified information on her server. >> whether it was a personal account or a government account, did not send classified material and did not receive any material that was marked or december ig nated classified which is way that you know something is. >> reporter: but it's not just clinton's private sevener that may have contained priefbtd information. the state department filed court parps wednesday afternoon saying it does not know. dan ackerman is an editor at cnet. >> any time you're bringing your own equipment and using it for work purposes, it's not something that's secure because they take those laptops for example and they preconfigure them, put new soft wairks try

>> nbc's jacob rascon in houston, thank you. >>> overseas to a deadly and growing crisis unfolding on the borders of europe. thousands of migrants and refugees desperately trying to escape war and poverty in search of a better life. our chief foreign correspondent richard engel is on the hungary/serbia border where thousands of refugees try to cross daily. >> reporter: syrian refugees are on the march across europe. we joined them today in serbia where we met abdur rahman, 16 years old. like most here, he's heading north to seek asylum. abdur rahman has been traveling for two weeks already through five countries. the next stop is hungary. then he and everyone else here will be in the european union. and they hope safe. i'm optimistic, i hope to get there, and no one will stop us, he says. just one more country to go. the biggest migration of refugees since world war ii is under way. a new trail of tears from the war zones in the middle east to western europe. if they can make it. for abdur rahman, the day began across from a park in belgrade, packed with fellow syrians. then one bus a

>> jacob ward in lake county california. daniel is a spokesperson with cal fire and joins us on the phone from sacramento. good to have you with us. there were indications earlier that the rocky fire jumped a fire line intended to contain it. what is the latest how many homes are threatened? >> actually, today we have seen cooler weather. actually la little bit of rainfall and higher humidity giving us a window of opportunity to increase the containment and progress on the fire. the fire yesterday was very active. it did jump over highway 20 an area we were trying to keep the fire south of. today, because the window of opportunity, our crews made good progress, and we are hoping to continue overnight. the temperatures are headed back up. >> i have read that 7,000 structures are threatened and it's a massive blaze. the problem you are dealing with now is erratic winds are making it difficult to fight. >> absolutely for the last several days we have seen the winds blow in several different direction pushing the fire to the nor

. >> there's nothing -- jacob, jacob!in the end i think the bumblebee wins this one, the kid takes off crying to take cover, even though the woman in the video is telling him it's okay, honey. >>> this is another show stealer right here, this is tom fletcher, and his son, he might recognize was a member of the view cape pop group mcfly and they're going to sing a little duet to justin bieber's "baby" featuring ludacris. ♪ baby ♪ baby baby, ooh like baby ♪ ♪ baby >> that kid is good. >> that is ludicrous, i'm so gel us. ♪ baby ♪ baby ♪ baby, ooh, i thought you'd always be mine, mine ♪ ♪ mama >> she must be behind the camera, like i got to give mom a little love. ♪ mama >>> this guy says he's just trying to protect and serve. >> he's actually trying to help them. >> he's being annoying about it. >> see what he's really up, to next. >>> and crazy speed, shallow water and lots of turns. >> i love the navigators job and i just imagine them practicing at home going ooh, ooh. >> see how it ends on "right this minute." nonobobody

jacob ward has more from san francisco. >> it's a canadian vaccine, funded by canada norway britain - an extraordinary international collaboration, the w.h.o. pushed this through. it was a coming together of nations and organizations for the betterment of humankind in the midst of a terrible crisis results have been extraordinary. not only have they managed to develop the vaccine where it should have taken over a decade. the results are extraordinary. of 2,041 given the vaccine, none of them developed symptoms after 10 days. essentially they developed an immunity. that is a 100% fictive result. that -- effective result. that is extraordinary, we never see it. imagine what this could have done. the early stages of the outbreak the first patient zero was a 2-year-old who passed it on to a grandmother, other family members, and left to another pre-februarying tur when a midwife and hospital worker were treated, and from there the outbreak claimed 11,000 lives in several countries. if huh given this vaccine to half of those people it could have broken up the transmission chains cut off th

jacobde l0grom -- jacob degrom is showing plenty of light. >>> time for sports, and otis is joining us now. i still see the hit from last night, and it makes you cringe. >> baseball is a dangerous sport, and bryan mitchell said he was lucky for sure after taking the line drive off his face last night, suffering a nasal fracture. the twins got to sabathia in the 7th. the big blow here part of the 3- run innings and how is this for drama. the yankees lead the bases in the bottom of the 7th, and with the fans on their feet, he doesn't disappoint. how about this? a grand slam home run, and he knew it as soon as it left his bat. the first home run since his birthday on july 27th and get this, his 25th career grand slam. definitely worthy of the curtain call. here's a-rod after the game. >> i wanted to get a good pitch to hit and put a good swing on it the team has been carrying me for 2 weeks, and it's nice to contribute. i said in spring training there will be ups and downs, and it's important in a long season to keep prospective, not only when you struggle but also when you're doing reall

. >> colonel jack jacobs? >> colonel jack jacobs is a good guy.on. >> that was just part of donald trump's exclusive interview on "meet the press." we're been asking you to weigh in on the bing pulse question. after see that interview to you take him more seriously as a candidate? how are we looking so far? here is your votes. so far 32% of you say yes. 68% of you say no. keep the votes coming. pulse.msnbc.com. we'll continue to monitor it throughout the hour here. >>> moving to the democratic side of the aisle, if vice president joe biden jumps into the 2016 presidential race he could have a problem when it comes to raising the money he needs to be competitive. according to politico, some of the donors who attended a hillary clinton fund-raiser in martha's vineyard over the weekend don't want biden to jump in. apparently fearing a biden entry could complicate the field. stoking fears of a repeat of the clinton/obama split among supposed potters eight years ago. joining me now the politico's ken. nice to have you with us. let's talk about the sent

nbc's jacob rascon has more on that. >> reporter: they might as well be scenes out of a war zone. buildings in pieces. an entire neighborhood obliterated. and the house next door. but bombs didn't destroy these american homes and businesses. each explosion started with a gas leak. last night in bremerton, washington. >> my gut told me to, and i'm glad it did. >> reporter: tonya heinz smelled gas and pulled the fire alarm at the motel 6 where she worked, likely saving dozens of guests. the blast leveled a large section of the building, shocking the neighborhood and critically injuring a gas company worker. >> there is an element of russian roulette. these are very, very rare. just once in a while, though, when one of those leaks builds up underground or builds up in the basement of a building you get an accident like this. >> reporter: and like this one in new jersey, the home was empty when it suddenly blew up. some of the 300,000 miles of natural gas pipeline in the u.s. date back to the 1800s, including the pipeline that erupted underneath two apartment buildings in harlem last

jacob was riding in the first passenger car. jacobs family accuses in the lawsuit of reckless disregard. the train was traveling double the speed limit when it hopped the track and rounded the curb in port richmond neighborhood. eight people in total died. more than 200 others were hurt. >>> we'll tell you who is named phillies great. we'll see you later on at the ceremony. >>> and a close encounter with the donald. what the gop got the presidential candidate to do during a visit to scotland. >>> welcome back on this saturday morning. we're looking really good. sunshine, mostly sunny skies across the area. we're looking at temperatures mainly in the 80s right now. some 70s across the area. a warm start to the day. that was a live look at lowe's camera. right now looking at temperatures mainly in the 80s from philadelphia south and east, 80 in philadelphia. 5 chester springs, 78 washington township. to the north and west mid-70s mainly. 74 allentown. you're walking out the door to 72 in lancaster. temperatures mainly in the 80s.

jacob rascon, nbc news. >>> still ahead tonight, stuck in traffic? if you think it's getting worse where you live, chances are you're right. staggering new numbers about how much time americans waste in gridlock. we'll tell you where it is the worst. also, going home. the inspiring little boy who won the hearts of so many "nightly news" viewers. we've got an amazing update you have to see. we'll be back. >>> we're back now with something that millions of americans experience firsthand as they make the daily commute to work, school, or running errands. the nation's roads are more congested than ever. and new numbers out today show that drivers are spending an average of 42 hours each year stuck in traffic. and if you're in some of the nation's biggest cities, go ahead and double that number. here's nbc's tom costello. >> northbound at the 5 three-car crash block the number one lane. >> reporter: it's a story of good news bad news on the nation's roads. while the great recession is over, so is the congestion recession. more jobs mean more people, more

nbc's jacob rascon reports. >> judgment day for james holmes, finally arrived. the maximum penalty possible. >> 3,318 years in the department of corrections. >> the shooter hardly moved a muscle. the judge rebuked him sharply. >> it was the court's intention that the defendant never set foot in free society again. >> the judge commented that we'll never know what the shooting victims, as young as six years old might have accomplished if they hadn't been slaughtered. >> we're very happy with the sentence we think it's our best chance to see the defendant die in our lifetime. >> the gunman silent, his mother offered an apology. >> we're very sorry this tragedy happened. and sorry that everyone has suffered so much. >> defense attorneys will not appeal. >> get the defendant out of my courtroom, please. thank you. >> the sound of closure for the next best thing. and a mass murderer gone forever. jacob rascon, nbc news. >>> a nasa scientist calls it one of the most visible signatures of our changing climate. sea level rise. take a look at the new 3-d map made from da

: charlie lives at the daughters of jacob nursing home in the south bronx and like a lot of people here, he doesn't share the mayor's rosy optimism. >> what's very important to note is we have no evidence over the last few days of any new cases of legionnaires'. the last day someone became sick with legionnaires' was august 3rd. >> reporter: the mayor showed charts that shows the legionnaires' outbreak in the south bronx in decline. still, there are 113 cases now. two more people died for a total of 12 and now 12 cooling towers have tested positive, two more than the end of last week. the state has gotten more involved. >> i am comfortable with the state's action. i think we have been aggressive. i think the aggressiveness was called for. >> reporter: the governor and mayor held dueling news conferences today oddly at the same time but with some conflicting information. still -- >> they've been working together from the very beginning of this out brake. -- of this outbreak. the politicians are not the issue here. >> we're talking about it how we need somebody to represent us. >> a lot o

jacob rascon is in houston for us this morning. jacob, good morning. >> reporter: carson, the community is in mourning and coming together to heal what appears to be an unprovoked killing is reigniting a nationwide debate. >> we pray, our father -- >> reporter: amid the national conversation about questionable police shootings, this seemed disturbingly clear. >> darren would have given that monster the shirt off his back if he asked for it. he didn't have to do what he did. >> reporter: hundreds of people gathered to honor deputy darren goforth. many knew him. most did not. >> the callousness of what happened is earth shattering. >> reporter: goforth finished filling up with gas. surveillance cameras picked up what happened. shannon miles shot him in the back and kept shooting. miles faces capital murder charges, he has a criminal record but according to the sheriff didn't know his target. >> why did you feel it was important to show up today? >> because i wanted to demonstrate that all lives matter. >> reporter: the seemingly unpr

>> jacob rascon thank you. >>> now to a major setback for the white house on the iran nuclear deal.huck schumer, the snas's third highest ranking democrat, is now the first senator in his party to break with president obama on the deal. our senior white house correspondent, chris jansing, joins us now with more. chris? >> reporter: lester, no member of congress has been lobbied harder on the iran deal than chuck schumer. he's the most influential jewish voter in congress, likely the next democratic senate leader. so the white house badly wanted his support. in announcing his decision against the deal, schumer wrote he found serious weaknesses in the agreement that would leave iran stronger financially and better able to advance a robust nuclear program. today the white house tried to downplay the impact of the statement, calling it disappointing but not surprising. but as the president left for his vacation late this afternoon, aides left open the possibility he could be doing some more lobbying from martha's vineyard. with republican opposition to the iran deal nearly unanimous, he

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now try mine. >> this tastes like water compared to this. >> reporter: both jacob and sasha picked the equivalent of a can of soda plus 11 extra teaspoons of added sugar. but researchers say sugar doesn't just affect younger kids. 13-year-old emma severance recently underwent an mri at yale university. researchers there took images of her brain. on milkshakes. >> what's going on in emma's brain when she drinks that milkshake? >> her brain is lighting up in these regions that are involved in taste and in food reward, or how much we want to eat something. >> reporter: and the yale researchers say just how much someone's brain lights up could be an indicator of a bigger problem. >> we think about the greater response in these regions might be a risk factor for overeating. >> reporter: the sugar association says the brain's response to food is just one of the many systems in the body that regulates food intake and says sugar can play a positive role in the quality of a child's diet. sasha may not fully understand all the science, but her mom sees sugar's impact. >> it reinforces how import