>> jessica. >> bing, bing, bing. >> jessica hands over here. >> the little firecracker. >> [laughing] >> but all kidding aside, she doesn't really have a lot of front of the house experience. are we really set up to deal with the front of the house? >> yes. >> yep. >> we're excited to see you, man. >> me too. good luck today. you're gonna need it. >> thank you. >> narrator: the doors are finally open, and joe and tim's vip guests start arriving. they include some of l.a.'s finest chefs. melina davies, owner and chef at olive & thyme, chad colby, chef at chi spacca, and elia aboumrad, owner/chef at gorge restaurant. their reaction and the reaction of the other diners will certainly have an impact on joe and tim's decision to invest. >> i really like the logo. i love the red pig, and i love how the lettering is kind of blurred on the edges. i think that's really, really cute. >> [laughing] >> that's two charcuterie boards, please. right away, i get in a flood of orders. i've just got to make sure the servers use the correct table numbers and don't make mistakes. i need two charcuteries,

and jessica is at the helm, as ceo.inhabits on the revved-up take on film noir. >> it's real. i can watch it. i normally have a hard time watching me. but i don't feel like there's any of me up there. it's nancy. >> reporter: it's not just nancy. "sin city," opening tomorrow, is bursting with epic and raunchy characters, straight out of the graphic novel. >> shall we? >> reporter: and yet these cartoons-come-to-life are played by hollywood heavyweights. even a cameo from the nearly unrecognizable, lady gaga. >> this won't take you very far. >> sweetheart, it's going to take me to the moon. >> reporter: the characters are also into seedy sex and stomach-churning violence. >> this violence is palpable and fun to watch because it's not realistic. >> reporter: even though you're being tortured? >> it's got a knowing humor to it. bea heose lo fessionct met for addiction. he sees her and that's all he needs. and he gets sucked right in. >> right there is a dame to kill for. >> reporter: and so does the viewer, who is sucked i

jessica? >> absolutely, nancy, thanks very much. >>> nancy and rest of the et team will have have very latest on joan rivers on entertainment tonight at 7:00 o'clock writ here on cbs-3. as we get closer to the holiday weaken, beach goers are on high alert, dangerous rip currents are putting swimmers at risk there. meteorologist kathy orr live in avalon with more on this, kathy? >> it is a beautiful beach day in avalon, you know, they say it is cooler by the mile, but today feeling like a typical summer day with land breeze so it is warm down the shore. you can see over my shoulder, lots of beach goers enjoying the day and that surf had pick up, a little bit rough, risk of rip currents will continue over the next couple of days. as you can see, folks in the water, but in the soon after the 5:00 o'clock hour just because those guards will be going off-duty and they are only allowing sun bathers up to their waste today. lets look the at the reason why. it is because of hurricane cristobal, minimu

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good morning, this is sunday august 31st i'm jessica dean. is 8:00 o'clock in center city philadelphia here is meteorologist carol erickson with eyewitness weather. >> hi carol. >> welcome aboard. we are looking at very mild temperatures, as you knew from walking in this morning. temperatures in the 70's then and they are climbing up through the 70's new. humidity is out there some clouds are out there. later on some showers and thunderstorms will be out there. we have a shot of the ben franklin bridge. notice cloudyki

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good morning, this is sunday august 31st i'm jessica dean. it is 8:00 o'clock in center city philadelphia here is meteorologist carol erickson with eyewitness weather. >> hi carol. >> welcome aboard. we are looking at very mild temperatures, as you knew from walking in this morning. temperatures in the 70's then and they are climbing up through the 70's new. humidity is out there some clouds are out there. later on some showers and thunderstorms will be out there. we have a shot of the ben franklin bridge. notice cloudy skies over new jersey, philadelphia and then we will move to atlantic city. you can see the sun is just struggling to maybe make an impact felt, so you'll find a day i think where you'll probably least likely to find showers along the shore areas. further north and west you are the more likely you'll see them sooner. middletown ship high school, cape may court house, we have some clouds out there. 74 degrees. these wind from the south makes this air very humid. storm scan three these showers moving through state college and ne

. >>> today is a sunday, august 31st, good morning to you i'm jessica dean. it is 6:00 a.m. here in center city philadelphia. here's meteorologist carol erickson with eyewitness weather. >> it is a humid start to the day. we have a holiday weekend. you are up early. i know you love to do that on a holiday weekend. we are looking at really nice weather conditions today if you like showers, storms, heat and humidity. summer is definitely hanging on. lets see what we have right now. notice ben franklin bridge and looking closely you will see some of the clouds up there. we are looking at a temperature that is very mild for this time of the morning. look at this in reading, 76 degrees right now with wind south east at 7 miles an hour. a muggy start to the day and it will be a warm day to day. storm scan three notice we have clouds in the area right now. there are no showers but notice off, and, through punxsutawney we are looking at some showers, we are finding some of those coming through later this afternoon, any shower or thunderstorm you see later today can contain gusty win

. >> para hablar del tema le damos la bienvenida a jessica park, del centro de medida de niÑos.orte para los niÑos reciÉn llegados, sino para los niÑos que estÁn aquÍ hace algunos aÑos. >>ahora jessica que debe hacer una familia, si el niÑo tiene programada una cita a la corte con muy poca anticipaciÓn? >>lo mÁs importante que asista a la corte, y que vaya acompaÑado con un adulto, ya sea su patrocinador o su padre. >> no hay posibilidad de que lo arresten si va la corte? >> no, en ningÚn instante hemos escuchado que alguien fue arrestado. nadie ha sido arrestado todavÍa. lo importante es que el adulto vayan con los niÑos, sin eso,no pueden pelear su caso. >>cÓmo puede tener uno mÁs informaciÓn de este proceso, o conseguir referencias de presentaciÓn legal? >> tenemos una orientaciÓn gratuita en nuestra agencia, siempre puede llamar al 211para referencia buena persona para representaciÓn legal. >> le damos las gracias a jessica park para la representaciÓn de los niÑos. >> buenas tardes. >> el servicio de recaudaciÓn de impuesto sigue teniendo estafas. si lo intentan engaÑar por

>> jon: jessica, that's incredible. this is the first that i have heard of this, that i have been told of this. you've broken some news. just those neighborhoods, jess? >> well, i mean, jon, it could also hit a cub l nice neighborhoods in brooklyn, too, but definitely nothing off the g train, definitely not. [laughter] >> jon: jess, are there any more specifics? >> oh, yeah, hold on. i'm being told the ebola could really hit hardest in prewar buildings with good storage and washer dryers. yes, jon, and i really mean in-unit washer/dryers, not any of that next door, around the corner bull bleep. really. >> jon: i see. have you heard anything in the outer boroughs, queen and the bronx. >> [bleeped] no. ebola is not going there. , no jon, ebola is definitely not present in queens, but if you live in an upper west side one bedroom with big south-facing window, original details, a steam shower and a doorman, you definitely want to get the hell out of there. definitely. >> jon: jessica, you know, i hesitate to bring this up o

>> reporter: that's right, jessica. the plants and mulch that you see here, not causing the problem. it's the plants that you can't see back there in the dark, that's causing all the fuss for the homeowners association, here in san ramon. >> it looks bad, so the entire area is green. >> reporter: the plants you see here, don't need this. and fran is being punished for it. >> it's just plain wrong this had to be lawn. >> reporter: she recently spend thousands of dollars transforming her front lawn to a water conservation. she replaced her grass with landscaping. she presented her plan device and not denied. but she went ahead with it anyway because she wanted to save water. >> the only real reason they gave me for denying the ground cover against lawn, was that it would look better. >> reporter: in the final letter from the association, she was told she will be fined $50 a month until she replaces part of her front yard with grass. >> for all practical purposes, i think they should have applauded her. >> reporter: frank

jessica? >> thank you very much, michelle. >>> to a change in the weather and concern about fire danger. red flag alert about to go into effect, firefighters are not taking any chances, they say. it is all hands on deck and they are even borrowing extra equipment. jeff ranieri has been tracking the conditions for us. jeff? >> the main thing helping to spark off the fire threat is this weak system moving across california. this will bring us the possibility of isolated lightning and showers, as well, tonight through tuesday morning. where the risk of lightning is the highest, that's where you're finding the red flag fire warning in effect for the most widespread zones here, including marin, sonoma, and napa counties. main impact, hills over 1,000 feet. 15 to 30 miles per hour, and again, that very dry brush and the risk of lightning will have the threat, the highest here from mill valley, right through petaluma, sonoma, napa. what i want you to see is the winds throughout this week and the hill

good evening to you i'm jessica dean. chris may is off tonight. is so much to do on this holiday weekend. big question for many of you out there is will weather get in the way. meteorologist kathy orr is live on the skies deck with the first look at this holiday forecast, kathy. >> hopefully not for most of us, for most of the holiday weekend, but there are storms in the forecast. we have a beautiful afternoon with deep blue skies, still a lot of traffic on 16th street, with folks trying to get out and start their holiday weekend festivities. temperatures around the region are very pleasant. philadelphia right now 78. seventy-eight in allentown. seventy in the poconos. pack sweat ertz going north because they are experiencing some cool evenings, as of ovulate. millville 74. atlantic city is 72. down the shore 70's are wild, ocean city 76. at the shore, and cape may, right now 73 degrees. ocean is mild at 76 degrees. now here is a look at your holiday weekend forecast as we kick it off saturday. in philadelphia it will be 84 tomorrow. down the shor

. >> reporter: jessica, beasley and i could not be happier to cover the feel good story of the summer. we were with the kid all day long. beasley was here at the park for the big rally. i was all along the parade route from south philadelphia to center city where the parade started at 20th and market streets. >> you could feel the love in philadelphia today and an entire city supporting just one little league team, the team that stole the national spotlight this um iser and a impressive, and overwhelming feat for both these kids and parent. >> we didn't realize on a grand scale how tremendous it was i guess. it will take a lot for me not to cry. >> reporter: not sure if her mom made it all the way through this, thousands lined market street wednesday afternoon to just catch a glimpse of the taney dragons. >> it was wonderful. >> well deserved. >> reporter: and more fans pack the entry way to the kimmel center on broad street where philly pops got the crowd going. >> ♪ >> reporter: all to show support and that we still believe in dragons. >> we have a crowd at broad and federal. >> i j

good evening to you, i'm jessica dean. chris may is off tonight. >> whether you're headed down the shore, up to the mountains or maybe you're staying around town the the big question is will the weather cooperate with your plans? meteorologist kathy orr is outside on the cbs-3 sky deck with a look at the slight cool down this weekend it's bringing with it. kathy. >> right now we're looking at cooling conditions jessica but it's not going to stay that way through the entire holiday weekend. around the region temperatures have fallen through the 70s into the 60s into the 50s. take look at the number across the delaware valley sketch in philadelphia. how about 58 in the poconos. in atlantic city at the airport 58 degrees. temperatures will be cooling fast. down the shore in owing city 68. 69 in avalon. in cape may it's sweater weather this evening 67 degrees. the warmest temperature the ocean at 75. now, as we look ahead to tomorrow across the region, it's going to be beautiful day. philadelphia 84. sunny down the shore 79 wi

it's unusually easy to get there for europeans. >> ifill: and jessica stern s the u.s. government on top of this, is there any way knowing whether we're watching this carefully enough? >> i am concerned that the u.s. government may be wasn't really paying all that much attention until fairly recently. this has been going on since 2003. and i think we left iraq quite precipitously, we weren't paying attention to what was going on. and of course isis the islamic state comes directly out of a group, al qaeda and iraq that was formed as a result of our invasion. it's not new. it's just a new name. this is what happens with al qaeda-related groups. they're constantly changing their names. merging, splitting and so on about this is not a new phenomenon it didn't start when an american was beheaded. >> ifill: jessica stern, harvard university and humera khan, thank you both very much. >> ifill: now, we take a closer look at some of the victims of muslim extremists-- americans who have been taken hostage. jeffrey brown take a look tonight at the long, complicated and often unsu

dierdre: we heard jessica say longer term, going public not out of the question. company has to grow a little bit more first. what do you think the money will be used for, this 70 million that you personally helped invest? >> well, we've been investors in the company for all of its financing round. the one thing that they have done is continue to expand the product line. we got started with diapers and five other products. now we have over 50. so i think we'll continue to build new products that our customers want and demand and probably also see the company expand internationally as well. because i think the demand for healthier, safer products is not just american phenomenon but a global one. dierdre: seems a global one. the china seems to be a pretty big play and pretty big focal point for international expansion. is that where you're starting? >> i think you will see that early on the list of places to go. but i think we want to take baby steps, no pun intended and given the size of that market we want to make sure we get it right before we jump into the pool

good evening i'm jessica dean. chris may is off tonight. all out search now underway for 23 year-old aaron sofer from lakewood but disappeared hiking from jerusalem late last week. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in lakewood with more on the pleas for help, cleve. >> reporter: jessica, aaron sofer's congressman and both of new jersey's senators have pledge their support in trying to find the missing 23 year old. here at town hall earlier today hundreds turnout, their fear are mounting, they are very concerned about what has happening to aaron sofer. as day passes 23 year-old student aaron sofer disappeared in israel and his family fears grow. they have flown there to help in the search. >> i beg of you, beg you, please if anyone sees our aaron, please call the police, immediately. >> reporter: sofer left lakewood to continue religious stud is in israel this past year. friday he was on a hike with the friend in the jerusalem for es and disappeared after the two decided to take separate paths down an incline. this happened just

jessica is a very outgoing teen. she has an upbeat and friendly personality and gets along with everyone. >> jessica is just bursting with personality. she is quirky, funny, sweet. just a kid interested in everything. always an adventure with her. >> do you want to be a veterinarian? >> yes. >> jessica got the chance to talk t to the vet and help give the animals their check up. she loved the opportunity. she wants to be a vet when she grows up. >> the reason i want to be a veterinarian is because i really love animals to the point i love cuddling with them. >> she's currently in foster care and knows what she wants in a forever family. >> mainly a mother and father and old eer girl siblings. i want to have a girl and spend time with then. >> the idea family will support her and help her achieve her goals. >> family is someone i can call my own and someone i can give all my lo to. >> jessica is this week's wednesday's child. >> you can make jessica's dream of a forever family come through or the dream of any "wednesd

so they could turn this. >> jessica, i want to bring in jessica lewis now.essica, one big concern tonight is that somehow isis will gain control of the mosul dam. tell us why that would be so catastrophic. >> well, the mosul dam is one of the critical pieces of the iraqi state infrastructure. it holds back the tigris from flooding major cities to include mosul. but actually all the way down to baghdad. and this infrastructure is actually quite old and frail. and it takes a tremendous amount just to sustain it so that the dam doesn't break naturally. so my concern is that if isis is able to take control of that dam from the peshmerga who currently control it to my understanding, that isis will not succeed in maintaining it. and regardless of what they intend to do that, the dam could be in jeopardy. >> colonel, isis claims on their website that they do have control of the mosul dam. >> right. we've seen these conflicts claims over the past week or so. so it's probably still in conflict. it's really hard to say who owns what. >> but what will they do with it?

hi guys. >> reporter: jessica, quite the the turnout today. i was impressed by it. >> it was big. >> it was big. >> what a fun day. luckily we got most of the day with the kids, although here at the rally and along the the parade route. that parade started at 2:00 in the afternoon at market and 20th street there is nodes anything these kids have have given philadelphia a reason to smile this summer. and thousands came out to say thank awe long market street in center city this afternoon. >> it was wonderful. >> well deserved. >> well deserve. >> reporter: taney dragons and their journey says, it is just surreal. >> i remember one of the games he was rounding third and heading to home and crowd erupted. it sounded like citizens bank park. >> reporter: just a group of kids but they certainly have that type of following now. the crowd jammed in front of the kimmel center on broad street. philly pops providing the storied sound track. >> ♪ >> reporter: the party kept going and going from center city to south philadelphia. philadelphians shows even

. >> good evening, i'm jessica dean.hris may is off tonight. >>> tonight we see just how close and just how lucky that child was. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carrabeo in darby borough as police search for two shooters. jan. >> jessica, darby police are still searching for the suspects they believe to be responsible for this shooting. they say the suspects are two men in their late teens to early 20s. meanwhile, police have been going door door in this area hasn'ting out these flyers in it saying how concerned they are about the shooting. but also looking for eyewitnesses. they need leads. they need tips and now they're pleading for the public's help. much too close for comfort here in darby borough. a bullet pieces window on the five hadn't doctored block of walnut street makes its way through an apartment wall and march roll miss as three year old asleep in his crib. >> that was migrate grandson if he would have stood up he might not be here today. >> reporter: janice davis is not only family, she's president of the

. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. hawaii hunkering down at this hour as an intense storm is about to make landfall. now hawaii hasn't been hit by a hurricane or tropical storm for more than two decades. this is what it looked like in hilo on the big island as the sunsets. >> we have life team coverage tonight. nbc's jennifer bjorklund is in a very stormy honolulu. we begin with jeff ranieri who is tracking hurricane iselle. >> that storm right now does have behinds of 75 miles per hour. it's not showing any signs of weakening. in fact, we're expecting the next update within the next couple of minutes. as you get a closer look at the storm, we do think throughout the 11:00 hour, it likely will make landfall to the south of hilo near the hawaiian volcano's national park. now when you get a look at the wind right now associated with the storm system as it bears down on the big island, the thing you'll notice here, it's not extremely gusty. winds tend to about 36 miles per hour. that's because the storm has a very tight c

. >>> good evening, i'm jessica dean.hris may is off tonight. >> it was a wild scene that rattled the neighborhood. it all happened on levick and farnsworth streets in mayfair. matt rivers is there live tonight with the latest. matt what's happening now? >> reporter: jesse, you can see the truck has actually been towed out of the house hyped me. you can see that truck just down the street over here on levick street. it was leaking diesel fuel a little bit earlier so officials are making sure that that has stopped but here you can see the damage that that truck left behind. you can see right into those poor people's living room here. no one was injured in this crash at least the people inside the home. no one was home so no one was injured inside the hem thankfully as everyone out here agree that is this crash could have been a lot worse. >> tractor trailer and a dangerous intersection. police say it was right around 7:15 when an suv blew a red light at farnsworth and levick slamminslamming in tractor traid forcing it into

. >> host: very quickly shannon, jessica and alicia.where are they today and are all seven girls still in the cincinnati area? >> guest: alicia is the one who has left cincinnati and she got married to a servicemen, to a soldier in the army and they moved away from cincinnati. she has a child. she is married and has her first child and shannon and jessica are both again struggling to finish high school and were not quite able to finish. shannon did not finish high school. she became pregnant in high school and had a baby that died soon after birth. i think it was very premature and after that point began distancing herself from school and begin to kind of fallback and dropped out of high school and jessica dropped out as well but has gone back and done her ged and further college studies and as i think engaged to be married. so both girls are doing well in the context of their communities. i know they wouldn't be seen as in the duke context would not be seen as having gone far with their professional careers but they have done extremely

so jessica loved robin williams after watching "mrs.oubtfire," according to you, hundreds of times. >> at least. at least a hundred. >> at least. >> when she saw him in person, she didn't know who he was, right? >> that's correct. she -- she was a little disoriented at that point with extra fluid on her brain but it was a little out of place for her, also, seeing robin williams walk into our home and she was confused when he first came in. >> until he did "mrs. doubtfire"? >> yeah. and then he started his "mrs. doubtfire" imitation and then she figured it out pretty quickly. >> the two of them spent hours together. he specifically asked no camera be there. he didn't want publicity over this. can you tell me in those couple of hours what they did? what do you remember from that time? >> yeah. they called us like -- they only gave us 24 hours notice and wanted only immediate family, my wife then and our older daughter tonya and my mother was aware. they came in and watched carolina panther football and jessica loved to play a card game ca

i just want to thank both sarah and jessica who came today to talk about your partner and friend and it's special to have his family on the work i've read about it and only heard about 2 but to hear about it the passion that that drove him is really amazing and makes me excited about the day we're able to do the street name change in his honor and be able to honor another community leader and lgbt individual is incredibly important it's great i know that one person was not able to be here it's his 82 reading birthday so good to have him here and happy birthday to him for his work in the gay games so committee i ask we forward that with positive recommendation to the full board and recognize the harvey milk democratic club and the l s b democratic club that endorsed this resolution >> support this to the phone bill with positive recommendation i want to acknowledge president chiu. >> i want to thank everyone and happy to make myself as a co-sponsor. >> so on the motion with recommendations without objection that will be the order. thank you, everyone madam clerk call item 2 >> it's th

jessica, take a look at something else that he said.en. >> there is never an excuse for violence against police or for those who would use this tragedy as a cover for vandalism or looting. the local authorities and the police have a responsibility to be transparent about how they are protecting people in their communities. >> jessica, from what we know, that transparency has not been forthcoming yet. you were just speaking about how it may come later. attorney general holder has spoken about the fact that they have already interviewed eyewitnesss and have done so and other eyewitnesss say that they have not at least as of early this week been interviewed by the local officials. >> yeah. i spoke to the witness that people have spoken about, dorian johnson, the young man that was with michael brown at the time he was shot and i spoke with st. louis county police following that pretty explosive interview that he gave and the county police said we've been looking for him, we spoke with several friends, showed up at his house and called his

good evening, i'm jessica dean. chris may is off tonight.de that helicopter suffered minor injuries, and a crash near schoolhouse road and south boyd street in cape may courthouse. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live, near the scene with the story, tonight, cleve. >> reporter: hi jessica. this plane as it was flying around was going over lots of homes and businesses and that pilot was able to put it down mostly here in a sports field. part of the tail does go into a neighbor's yard but we spoke to the eyewitness who says he is proud of the job that the pilots did, putting down that plane and avoiding a disaster. >> it didn't miss it by much. >> reporter: donald's house is 20 feet from where mosquito control helicopter came crashing down monday morning. >> all have of a sudden we heard this noise like the rotors hitting the trees. it sounded like somebody was cutting brush, with the big brush cutter. >> reporter: cape may county officials say crew on board was doing mosquito larvae inspections all over the salt marsh prior to the c

jessica found a way to carry her husband out. neighbors rushed to help. that's likely to continue on this facebook page, friends of flip, where people are lining up to find a way to get this family back on their feet. chris lawrence, news 4. >> new at 11:00, now an indictment tonight against possible presidential hopeful and texas governor rick perry. he's accused of abusing his power, illegally vetoing funding for state corruption prosecutors. the republican promised to veto $7.5 million for the public integrity unit if the leader, a democrat, didn't resign. she had been convicted of dui. when she didn't, perry carried out the veto. his attorney said it was legal and the governor will fight the charges. >> 15 days into the corruption trial for virginia's former governor and his wife bob mcdonnell calls it crushing to be part of the case. he's ready to present his side of the story. today the judge rejected a request to dismiss charges against mcdonnell and his wife maureen. they deny accepting 177,000 dollars in gifts and loans from star scientific ceo j

he paid for a private jet to see 13-year-old jessica cole in north carolina. had cancer and her one wish was to meet robin williams and he spent the entire day with jessica. her father couldn't believe his kindness and compassion. >> i can't tell you how much it meant to our family to have him bring his resources and take him time. >> jessica passed away two weeks after this photo was taken. the make a wish foundation arranged the meeting and kept it quiet per williams request. >> we will obviously continue to follow the death of robin williams on air and on-line. our coverage continues on twitter at abc7 news bay area. let's move on once again. a celestial show in the sky. the perseid meteor shower is set to peak. as many as 30 or 40 shooting stars an hour are expected. but the moon and the clouds may make them hard to see. meteorologist sandhya patel is here with live doppler 7hd. sandhya? >> this is the best time to view, but of course like you said the clouds and the moon may interfere. we had a full moon a few days ago so it is bright. people are asking w

stars like sarah jessica parker and ricky martin had their kids through surrogacy. but now one woman is on a quest to stop it all. >> i take the position we shouldn't be doing this. >> tonight we go inside the anti-surrogacy movement. is the business of making babies getting too big? >>> plus, shake it off. taylor swift has a new anthem. ♪ shake it off ♪ shake it off the pop princess is revealing the inspiration for her latest hit. and girl power. she throws like a girl. and it's got the boys striking out. >> another strikeout. >> meet mo'ne davis, the middle schooler who made little league world series history and the cover of "sports illustrated." but the overnight sensation still has another surprise in store. the "nightline" 5. ♪ don't tell me how to think ♪ don't tell me how to act >>> number 1, it's i >>> good evening. tonight we're going inside a conception controversy that's got mothers and families pitted against each other. for many couples surrogacy can be their path to parenthood. but it can cost tens of thousands of dollars. a big business that some are