but i don't know. >> that was julie carrie reporting.nightly news" will have the latest on the search for this missing college student at 6:30. >>> the xs and os took a sudden unexpected break during yesterday's eagles game. john clark is live. >>> chip kelly joked a hockey game brokeç out yesterday. coming up, we'll hear from the eagle who was ejected and how he may be punish. that's coming up next. >>> a man with special needs beaten and taunted. tonight, why the teens accused of attacking him could face hate crime charges. >>> you don't see this every sunday. the eagles and redskins in a near sideline-clearing brawl. the moment still generating plenty of buzz amongst fans and players. >> the big question now, what will be the punishment? comcast sportsnet's john clark joins us now. what could the nfl do here? >> it was the broad street brawl yesterday. it's rare to see at the linc as you said. i talked to the nfl today, they said the correct call was made on the field against redskin chris blake. on a play where there was a turnover,

julie carrie is in richmond with an insider ae stoes you'll only see on news 4. >> tucker martin's home office walls are decorated with bob mcdonnell high points. yesterday the low point. the governor's former communications director learned on twitter a verdict was in. >> i felt sick. that's what i think about it. there was a moment where you felt sick, you felt stunned, and then you felt sad. >> reporter: then he learned his former boss had been found guilty when he saw this video of a stricken bob mcdonnell leaving the courthouse, it was almost unbearable. >> it hurt. that really hurt. in fact, my wife and i, we initially saw pictures of him leaving the courthouse. we saw once, and i couldn't look at it again. it's one of the saddest things i have seen. >> reporter: janet kelly is a member of his inner circle. she was his secretary of the commonwealth. both she and martin were called as witnesses much the trial, and once her turn on the stand was over, kelly spent hours in the courtroom to show her support. yesterday she sat amid the mcdonnell family as the verdict was read. >> it wa

july 1. golden gate ferry carried more than 7,000 commuters on weekdays here to san francisco. >>> a wet commute for drivers across the bay area this morning. despite the conditions, we spotted many cars whizzing by on the slick roads at the toll plaza. drivers had to slow down when traffic picked up later in the morning. >>> two men were rescued yesterday afternoon after being trapped in high waves off san francisco's ocean beach. after getting caught up in rip currents, one swimmer drifted onshore and was not breathing. the second was rescued a short time later. both are now hospitalized. >>> a hazmat situation in mountain view is now a death investigation. last night, dozens of people in two apartment buildings on california street were told to evacuate due to a foul odor. police have confirmed that the odor was not natural gas. firefighters found two bodies during a sweep of one of the buildings. investigators are not sure how they died. >>> massive "king" fire has now become the second most expensive blaze in the state this year. the "king" fire has caused more than $53 million damage since

carry a concealed weapon. a new proposed law after the long standing ban was declared unconstitutional back in july. council chairman, says that the gun permits will be issued on a basis and give police chief, kathy lanier great discretion who will be allowed to carry a weapon. scheduled to vote on the new gun bill next week. >>> in arlington, the con si gentlemen of sierge is accused of stealing their booze. brooke chan was caught on surveillance video to enter an apartment and consuming the alcohol. residents at the meridian had been complaining of mising their booze. charged with burglary and released on bond. police say she admitted to the break in. >> that is one you don't hear every day. more stuff you don't hear every day is still ahead on wusa9. the house approving a bill to authorize the u.s. military to train syrian rebels. we have more on that. top. >> all right, a beautiful evening, but you've been sneezing more, you may be sensitive to weeds. here's the pollen for you. and it's high for weeds, low for grasses and moderate for trees and mold. we are in weed season now and until we get tha

he was stopped by state troopers in july and found be carrying assault rifles and a sawed-off shotgun a map with the white house on it. in august, he was stopped walking along the back fence of the white house itself with a hatchet tucked in his rear waist band. the secret service launched an investigation, but an earlier assessment points to multiple failures and some alarming questions. for example, why didn't officers deploy attack dogs specifically trained to stop intruders like this? and why didn't guards lock the front door, setting the alarm, telling them someone had jumped the fence and was headed toward the building? the incident happened just ten minutes after president obama and his daughters lifted off from the south lawn for camp david. i must say, clint hill, probably the most famous secret service agent of all time, guarding jacqueline kennedy the day her husband was assassinated. arthur of a great book, "five days." carolyn, is this as bad as it looks? >> it's actually a little bit worse. several agents who used to work at the secret service have told me they are flabb

before that and 300 miles away, police arrested gonzalez on a felony charge july 19 in virginia for eluding police and carrying a sawed off shotgun and a map with the white house in another spot lecircd on it. the homeless veteran is said to be suffering from ptsd. he told police saturday, he wanted to warn the president about the atmosphere. this is his ex-wife, samantha bell. >> he needs the proper treatment to help him. he needs help. he's mentally unstable. >> gonzalez will be held until his next hearing, which is october 1. he is being called a flight risk and a danger to the president. at the federal courthouse, wusa9. >> they will fight any efforts to expand the security barriers outside the white house. they are telling bruce johnson that they should be examining security inside the white house gates. >> did you hear about the guy jumping over the fence? going through the unlocked door? could this happen in new zealand? >> not a lot. >> visitors to the nation's capitol were at the fence and on the fence today when talking about the security breech at the white house. >> well, i think what we heard is t

carries risk. at the end of july, the french navy sent two ships to libya, to evacuate french and british citizens,itary intervention brings down the muammar gaddafi regime, and led to instability. >>> to ghana, a palestinian father will no longer take his paralyzed son to israel, after his other son was killed during the strikes on gaza. charles stratford has this report. >> reporter: akmed helps his son out of bed. 8-year-old ofman suffered brain damage as a baby, after being inokayulated by a palestinian doctor against tuberculosis. he has the permit from israel allowing him to take ofman to tel aviv for treatment and tests. before the war, they'd travel across the border every few months. on july the 30th, a tank shell hit the family home, killing his 16-year-old brother ali. >> translation: ali and i used to take care of ofman together. ali used to take ofman out for fresh air, and carry him to the bathroom. when ofman was tired or sick, ali took him to the hospital. he used to buy his medicine. whenever i look at ofman i think of ali. >> reporter: the tank shell came through the ceiling into

karen thompson, day care owner accuse odd leaving five young children alone in the carries due in court. back in july philadelphia police found the children inside of an air conditioned suv in a parking lot on aramingo avenue. they range from six months to nine years, luckily in of them were hurt. thompson faces self counts of child endangerment and reckless endangerment as well. >>> this man jeremiah jackson is in a philadelphia courtroom, will be this morning, for a preliminary hearing. he is accused of killing 23 year old art school graduate laura araujo in july. her body was found stuffed inside a trash bag in a north philadelphia lot. jackson faces murder, robbery and related charges. >>> also the preliminary hearing for delaware county school bus driver charged with child endangerment is scheduled to begin. fifty-four year-old bus driver is accused of, ordering at least 17 young students off the bus blocks away from their drop off locations. he told police he was not the regular bus driver and could not find some of the spots licensing his route. >>> police in delaware county are asking student

in virginia he was arrested on a felony charge in july for eluding police and carrying a sawed off shot gun. here's what the press secretary had to say yesterday about this incident. >> providing security at the white house is complicated business. the white house is many people know one of the more popular tourist destinations in our nation's capital. thousands of tourists on a typical day will tour the white house. that means that thousands of tourists, members of the public will walk out that front door at the conclusion of their tour. the white house is of course a place of business. it's essentially a large office building. it is where members of white house staff and white house journalists show up every day to do their work and facilitating your entry and exit to this complex with a minimal amount of convenience while also providing security is an important priority. >> reporter: of course a full investigation is under way to determine exactly what happened, how this could happen and how they can keep it from happening again. even more measures could be put in place soon like pub

july. meanwhile the u.s. military carriedut more air strikes begins isis and delivered aid to impact residents in that region. >>> israel says it has taken possession of 1,000 acres of the west bank. the israeli military made the announcement yesterday. this could help clear the way for construction of the new jewish settlement. israelis getting milk reviews over this latest action. >>> at least two people are confirmed dead after a building partially collapses in the paris suburb. investigators think that a gas leak led to an explosion at a four story apartment building, one child and an elderly women were killed. ten other people had to be rescued buy crews are continuing to dig through that ruble searching for unaccounted people. >>> michael sam, the first openly gay player drafted by the nfl, did not make the st. louis rams roster. he was among the last cut saturday by the rams. now after his release he said on his twitter account the journey continues. >>> nascar racer tony stewart is back on the track. he raced in it or

troops with shiite militia broke the siege isis had on the american town, since mid-july, meanwhile, the u.s. military carriedut more air strikes against isis and delivered humanitarian aid to residents in that region. >>> israel announced it is taking per session of 1,000 acres of the west bank. israeli military made the announcement on yesterday, and this could help clear the way for construction of a new jewish settlement, is hail is getting mixed reviews over this latest action. >>> at least two people are confirmed dead after a building partially collapsed in a paris suburb. investigators think a gas leak led to the explosion at the a four story apartment building, one child and one elderly woman died. crews continue to dig through ruble searching for unaccounted for people. ten others were rescued from that collapse. >>> san francisco 49ers defensive end ray mcdonald is out of jail after posting bail. he was arrested on domestic violence charges on yesterday morning and he talk a little bit about the incident as he was leaving jail while waiting for a taxi cab ride home. >> the truth will come out, i ca

july. meanwhile the u.s. military carriedut more air strikes begins isis and delivered aid to impact residents in that region. >>> and a islamic allied militia group in control of libya's capitol guards u.s. embassy and residential compound. >> a commander for the dawn of libya group, told the associated press his forces said that guarding the compound since last week. this is a day after it seized control of the capitol and its international airport of weeks of fighting with a rival militia. several diplomates fled more than a month ago because of the ongoing fighting. the dawn of libya says they are ready to turn the building over to u.s. officials, upon their return. >>> israeli, military announcing yesterday that it a has taken possession of about 1,000 acres of the west bank. now this could help clear the way for construction of a new jewish settlement. israelis receiving mixed reviews over this latest action. >>> seven people have now been confirmed dead in connection to a partial building collapse in a paris suburb. at

july 1. golden gate ferries carry more than 7,000 people on weekdays here to the city. >>> 6:47 right now.lizabeth tracking a traffic alert. >> yeah. we have had several traffic alerts this morning. if you can use mass transit this morning that might be your best bet. a lot of our travel times look like what they normally look like at 8:00 during the heart of morning rush hour or worse. so we'll show you what it looks like. things are crawling along already on the san mateo bridge. the roads are slick all across the bay area. so it has been causing numerous accidents. i think at last check there were 40 different incidents meaning stalls, accidents, or spinouts all across the bay area. here's a live look once again just past the toll plaza. there was an accident westbound 92 coming into san mateo. northbound 880 the backups are beyond the oakland coliseum. so there were two separate accidents one in each direction approaching 980. but the latest one is northbound right by that interchange and it has traffic backed up beyond 66. they are hoping to re-open it shortly but southbound it's back

. >>> in july a federal judge ruled against the district's ban on carrying guns outside. according to "the washington post," council members are hesitant to pass a new law, but if they don't the ruling will take effect with no regulation. under the new law you would apply for a permit to have your gun outside. guns would also be prohibited from schools, government buildings and anywhere alcohol is served. >>> 4:30 now. also happening, a former deputy from the fairfax sheriff's office will be in court. robert palmer jr. retired a week after he was accused of shoplifting from the target in leesburg this summer. leesburg police charged him with the trial starting at 10:00 this morning at a court in leesburg. >>> we want to get you caught up on the forecast now at 4:31. 55 degrees outside our studios. >> this is the kind of morning you need a jacket to start. let's go to tom kierein, hey, tom. >>> 55 here but ten degrees cooler in the western suburbs. we are down to the mid-40s in loudoun county, parts of prince william and falkier. bowie, 49. college park is at 50. reagan na

it would ban large grocery stores from carries plastic bags starting in july of next year.would expand to smaller stores the year after. more than 100 cities and counties already have bans on plastic bags. >>> the baseball playoffs are officially here. the oakland as and kansas city royals face off tonight in the american league wild card game. we'll hear from those scheduled to take the mound. >>> three men rushed to the hospital after their car crashes after a police pursuit in san pablo last night. we'll tell you about the crime those victims are linked to. >>> good morning. if you are driving in san jose, it's already a little bit slow trying to get into cupertino and sunnyvale on 280, 101 and 85. we'll give you an update on the south bay commute. >>> already sunny for some. pretty good fog bank out there. but this may be the last day we have to say that. there will be a lot of sunshine and warm temperatures even on the coast next knew days. we'll have details coming up. >>> 7:29. police in san pablo chase a car that litter crashes in. inside two teenaged girls and a yo

. >>> july he was arrested in virginia for carrying a sawed off shotgun. >>> police think they are closing in on acre -- eric frein. credible tips where he may be hiding. frein calls himself a survivalist, may be hiding in bunkers in the mountains. >>> three afghan soldiers have a lot of explaining to do, they are in custody after leaving a training exercise after leaving a training base, thorgts picked authorities picked them up trying to cross the canadian border. >>> president continues his campaign to gain support in his fight against i.s.i.l. >>> a michigan family seeking freedom for their son. last fall we first introduced you to the family of amir heckmati. jailed in iran for three years. tonight there's more to it. first there's a look at sheila macvicar's original report. >> reporter: december 18th, 2011, iranian state television. >> my name is amir. heckmati. >> amir heckmati, born in flagstaff arizona, to iranian parents, benaz and ali high school hockey star an american combat veteran, he served tours in iraq and afghanistan. >> i was proud of him you know for wanting to serve

but i've been saying this since july that the consumer is back. listen, nike carried the market today. that really had something to do with why the dow was up so high. >> on that night, i want to stop for a manuscript. let's open the page. some of the usual suspects on the usual topics. that's not news it wasn't for him. it wasn't for me. missing yesterday from the focus on the headline durable goods being so bad was that business investment soared. and today dollars number. the revision was led by business investment, not consumers. business investment. also drowned out from all the chatter. always dominated by people that miss this rally. the message from corporate america that speaks to many important trends for the future economy. swift transportation said they are cautiously optimistic. this is after they join a bigger trucker to raise wages. ups last week said they're going to hire more people. fedex fedex is going to join nice and steady led by america and their nice christmas season. a lot of signs pointing toward a fourth quarter rally. okay. you were saying

july. he faces felony charges that could carry five years in prison. prosecutors are offering a plea deal to reduce the maximum prison term to just one year. the deal is being offered after a judge decided that d.c.'s law banning hand guns outside the home was unconstitutional. >>> we expect to learn about d.c.'s new gun laws today. mayor vincent gray will announce the emergency legislation this afternoon. it's in response to that federal judge rule on d.c.'s ban on carrying guns. the ruling allows anyone with a permit to openly carry their gun in the district. last month the council asked for more time to hammer out specifics. it is supposed to take effect on october 22nd. >>> later this morning, you will see extra security at maury elementary school in alexandria. a group of first graders said they thought they saw a man point a gun at them. police searched the area but did not find the man. >>> a lot of people do it. walk down the street with their eyes on the phones instepped of t stead of on the road. richard jordan live in germantown. a young gir

every year about july, the floodwaters of the nile would gradually rise, carrying fertile silt down from the headwaters until the farmland had been renewed as the floodwars receded. not surprisingly, the ancient egyptians living with this cycle soon came to equate the regular pattern of the nile and its gift of rebirth with the universe itself. their most important philosophical principles stemmed from that equation. it was the idea of maat-- roughly "rightness" or "order." everything about the egyptian way of life had a pattern, a rhythm, a sense of orderly beginning and end. so too, the egyptians believed, this must be the way of man. man's end on earth was merely a beginning in the next world. when a pharaoh asked, "how long is life?" he was told, "thou art destined for millions of years, for a lifetime of millions." ( ship's horn blowing ) when howard carter returned to the valley of the kings from england in 1922, it was his last chance to find the elusive tomb of the pharaoh tutankhamun. for six years he had searched, but now his support from his sponsor, lord carnarvon, was almost

july. >>> candle light vigil in frankford for megan doto and child she was carrying when she was died. she was shot to death sunday morning. her baby delivered by c-section died in the hospital. police say doto was shot by a stray bullet. investigators are searching for devon, in connection with the shooting. >>> well, central bucks band teacher is now accused of having a sexual relationship with a 14 year-old student. bridget, now faces a host of charges and has been suspended from her job at central bucks high school south. police say relationship happened back in 2012, when she worked at lenape middle school in doylestown. she lives in philadelphia. she's married with one child and is pregnant with her second. >>> entero68 that rare respiratory virus infecting kid nationwide is now in philadelphia. children's hospital of philadelphia, has confirmed four cases. the cases were treated at children's hospital have been already discharge. doctors say the virus is spreading very quickly but children back to school now. >>> much more to tell but this morning, could there be american boots

. >> pam: in july he was arrested in virginia while carrying a salt off shotgun and a map with the white house circled. and he was briefly questioned last month on one circuit with service agents sought a hatchet in his pocket as he stood outside the same that each time friday night. there is a step up security prisons are now the white house today. and what the investigation continues, the president is withholding any criticism. the ihophone 6--plus screen did not shatter but the panels came apart. a lot of people run into this issue. the audio stopped working for about 6 minutes then returned. the 6-plus is heavier. the 6 is more durable than the 6-plus. >> pam: asked by thirty we are said to do in life by an interview with scott mcqueen with hellfire at by thirty regarding the kings fired. (foreign language) (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: giving us the very latest on the cal fire. then you update us on the statistics of acreage and home each speculation. that sort of thing? >> there are 5557--audio difficulties what difficulties yo

carry a concealed weapon in public. it is in response to a court ruling. in julyn carrying handguns outside the home. our sister station will have a live report on that vote scheduled for today coming up in a few minutes. thank you for watching. another news update coming up at 8:27. the news is always on the view jail a.com. -- wjla. . >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. and it's tebow tuesday. and from times square to america's highways, tim is taking over an entire town. it's the tebow-size surprise that you have to see to believe. where in the country is he right now? is tebow outside your door? >>> abc news exclusive, miss america under fire, facing hazing allegations and claims she was kicked out of her college sorority. now she's here with her side of the story. ♪ >>> and kerry's back and dishing on "scandal." what will she say about the question every super fan wants answered? where in the world is olivia pope? >>> all that and alfonso and witney dominated. former contender candace cameron bure was there -- >> i'm here with my buddies at station 31,

carry a concealed handgun in the nation's capital. the washington d.c. city council voted unanimously today to allow it, but with a number of restrictions. in july, a federal judge struck down the city's ban on carrying weapons. eight national fraternities announced efforts today to fight sexual assaults on colleges campuses. the initiative includes training members to prevent and intervene in sexual violence, hazing and binge drinking. wall street had a down day. the dow jones industrial average lost more than 116 points to close below 17,056. the nasdaq fell 19 points to close at 4,508. and the s&p 500 slipped 11 to finish at 1,982. still to come on the newshour: air strikes target islamic state strongholds in syria, global leaders put a spotlight on climate change, hackers rewire the biology of living organisms for practical uses, and the secret service comes under fire after a man breached security at the white house. >> woodruff: now back to the u.s. and partners' air strikes inside syria. our chief foreign affairs correspondent margaret warner is at the united nations this week and has more on the international reaction to the new campaign

karen thompson day care own's accused of leaving five young children alone in the carries expect in court. back in july philadelphia police found children inside an air conditioning suv in the parking lot on aramingo avenue. they ranged from six months to nine years. luckily in of them was hurt. thompson faces self counts have of child endangerment. >>> also this morning this man jeremiah jackson is in the philadelphia courtroom for a preliminary hearing. he is accused of killing 23 year-old art school graduate laura a l.a. ju in july. her body was found in the duffle bag among trash in the vacant north philadelphia lot. jackson faces murder, robbery and related charges. >>> also today preliminary hearing for a delaware county school bus driver is scheduled to begin. police say the school bus driver was not the regular driver, and could not find some stops along his bus route, when the -- he ordered those students off of his bus. the children age five to 12 why left blocks from their designated stops. he is facing more than 20 counts of child endangerment. >>> and race for mayor of philadelphia, it is

it will prohibit to grocers tours from carrying the single use bags started july of 2015. we've got hong kong protests and the address of the mall finally revealed. the big area store is the firing of the coach dennis allen. it was trending on twitter. the news broke last night. people have been reacting on twitter and the kron 4 facebook page. check out the tweet stamp incoming and overnight and early this morning. its official that he was fired. i don't hate him i wish him well he just is not a very good head coach. sfa<

carry this out. are we ready to sign. all right. let's do it (clapping) want up close? (laughter) all right. and today is july 23rd >> 23rd. there you go done

in july officers arrested gonzalez on a felony charge in southwestern virginia for evading police and carrying a sawed off shotgun. he will be held until his next hearing october 1st. >>> president obama made a quick comment today about the security breach. here's what he had to say when asked about the intruder who made it past the front doors of his house. >> i'm grateful for the sacrifices they make on my behalf and my family's behalf. >> earlier the white house spokesman said mr. obama was obviously concerned about the incident but has complete confidence in the secret service. >>> pennsylvania avenue was shut down to traffic in 1995, this following the bombing of the federal building in oklahoma city. in the 19 years since then there have been at least 20 attempted or successful breaches of white house security. that list including a toddler who managed to squeeze through the fence last month and the salahis who if you'll remember snuck into a state dinner in '09. d.c. leaders say they'll fight new efforts to expand security around the white house. when we stopped by today, we noticed ple

july. according to the washington free beacon that i' concerned the terrorists could use stolen planes to carry out attacks on the anniversary of 9/11. >>> calls. >> are you guys applying pressure to the wound? >> i have nothing to apply pressure with. >> any kind of clothing, towels? >> yes, i do. >> a police report says the gun was, quote, too much for her and in a statement an attorney said the family was devastated. >>> california has issued a $1.4 billion penalty against the state's largest utility for safety violations. those are related to the 2010 san francisco gas pipeline explosion that killed eight people. pacific gas and electric can appeal. >>> transgender teenager is suing south carolina's dmv. it made him remove his makeup in order to have his driver's license photo taken. the state bans pictures where someone is purposely altering his or her appearance. >>> time to get down to business for you. home depot may be the latest retail victim of credit card data breach. the home improvement giant is working with banks and law enforcement to investigate what they're calling unusual act

prosecutors said the army veteran was arrested in virginia in july with a shotgun, and a map with the white house circled in his car. carrying just a knife, he jumped the offense friday, crossed the lawn and got through the main door to the white house before he was arrested. no attack dog was used. no gun fired at him. the obamas had just left. former secret service agents are appall appalled. >> you cannot allow an intruder to make it that far. if you have to kill the individual, then you kill the individual. >> reporter: president obama today was not critical. >> i'm grateful and satisfied. >> reporter: the agency is investigating who made mistakes friday and why. here on the north side of the white house today, there is this new temporary fence. but most of the white house fence, as it was on friday, as it's been for decades, people can come right up it. like these people. it's only six feet high or so, easy to scale. and the public wants to get this close. >> we all should have access to the white house. >> instead we should have security inside if they need it. >> reporter: and that's the secret service goal. >> protec

july. congressional staffer ryan shucard and port council member ronald prestidge. the plea deal would carry a maximum of one year in prison and a $1,000 fine. it's being offered after a judge declared d.c.'s handgun ban unconstitutional in july. that ruling is being appealed. >>> also today, we'll learn more about proposals to train officers to handle people with special needs. you may remember ethan saylor died last year when offut frederickouy iff' deputy pull h o oa vie thte he was trying to see a movia second time. he had down syndrome. among the proposals, the commission is recommending people with special needs train new officers in the police academy statewide next year. >>> a maryland public defender wants a charles county judge dismissed after the judge ordered a man to be shocked in his courtroom. this happened in july. the defendant was acting as his own attorney during a gun possession case. and according to "the washington post," the judge becam impatient with the man because he was, quote, rude and nonresponsive. so nally ordered the man shocked with something called a stun cu

information about fresh floting re western passport holders to carry bombs, the tsa to change the security posture in julycalled for increased scrutiny of cell phones and laptops on >> the groups are in competition with one another for attention, for fund-raising, for recruitment, and one way to compete is to show that you're the biggest and baddest group out there. >> reporter: there is renewed scrutiny of the southern border and whether isis sympathizers might pass from mexico into the u.s. one republican is going further. >> i have reason to believe on september 10th there were four individuals trying to cross through the texas border. who were apprehended at two different stations, that do have ties to known terrorist organizations in the middle east. are you not aware of that? >> i've heard reports to that effect. i don't know the accuracy of the reports, or how much credence to give them. >> new questions from fox, there was further clarification from secretary johnson who said there's no specific credible intelligence that isis is trying to penetrate the southern border, but there was nothing more

veteran special forces operators say it will be difficult to carry out a second mission after the failed effort over july it would not be impossible. brian ross, abc news, new york. >> you probably won't seat grisly video of the sotloff excushion on the internet. two weeks ago when journalist james foley was beheaded. tech firms drafted a plan to scrub the web of disturbing images. yesterday when steven sotloff was killed. they put their plan into effect. according to a silicone valley insider, the video of sotloff's beheading was deleted from you tube and accounts with links were suppressed. because of the rise of isis, a smart phone app for credit cart payments isis, changed its name. >> nancy writebol is thankful to be alive and getting stronger. writebol made first public comments since her release from atlanta hospital last month. she contracted the virus work in an ebola ward in liberia. the 59-year-old described the moments after her husband david broke the news to her that she had ebola. >> as i got up out of bed, david came toward me to give me a hug. and to put his arms around me. i knew how da

carried on to the international space station. after a few launch delays this summer, their experiments took off from virginia in july.lly, an update to a story from earlier this month about the new fundraising campaign in the fight against childhood cancer called fluttering. their campaign of dragonflies in people's yards is about to top the $100,000 mark in just three weeks. you can watch the complete versions of all those stories and every of the more than 200 bay area prouds we've done by going to our website, nbcbayarea.com and searching "bay area proud." from there you can also send me an e-mail about people doing good in unique and interesting ways, people who you think would make good bay area proud subjects, and here's why that's important, because for every idea that becomes a story on air, i will send you a brand new nbc bay area proud lapel pin. no limit to the number you can have, so please keep those ideas coming. i can't share these great stories with the world until you share them with me first. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> such a great job of sharing those stories. now a snazzy pin, as well. b

in july 2003 the whole democratic party fell into line with carries patrol and became accusing bush of lying to get the country into war. they said it was to benefit is oil cronies and dick cheney's former company, halliburton. they said the war was immoral, illegal, and unnecessary. bushline and people died. and this began a sabotage of america's efforts to destroy the islamic terrorists in iraq and the middle east that lasted for the next five years. what was the republican response to this treason? silences. republicans were too scared or was it too polite to to fight back. after the damage was done karl rove admitted that this was his greatest mistake, the damage was done. the centerpiece of the democratic attack on bush was that he lied to them about the intelligence concerning the state of saddam's programs to develop weapons of mass destruction. he lied about the intelligence to get their support for the unnecessary war. in fact, bush could not have lied they sat on the intelligence committees and have access to every piece of intelligence. it was the democrats who were lying be

carrying inside pants. he was allowed to leave. on july 19th, he was arrested while speeding and was part of a chase there. he had a large number of weapons with him, including two sniper rifles, five handguns. but the only illegal gun was a sawed off shotgun. we're also told at the time he had a map of the d.c. area, pointing to the white house. and so a lot of questions are being raised about why he wasn't on their radar and, of course, the big question, how did he get over the fence and go through the front door. that door is now locked. you mentioned stepped up foot patrols, stepped up surveillance. also conversations about should they do something around the perimeter of the white house, should people have to go through security. so many people, hundreds of people every day to take tours of the white house. are they going to have to change those protocols. but there is an investigation that is ongoing. there is obviously a sense of urgency, although the president when asked about it today at an event having nothing to do with this, ob

carried on to the international space station. after a few launch delays this summer, their experimenerment t off in july. and finally a new fund raising campaign in the fight against childhood cancer called fluttering. their campaign of dragonflies this people's yards is about to top the $100,000 mark in just three weeks. you can watch the complete stories all the versions of those stories and every of the more than 200 bay area prouds we've done by going to nbcbayarea.com and searching bay area proud. from there you can also send me an e-mail if you have a suggestion about a person doing something unique and good for their community. and that is important because for every story i do that people send that turns in to a bay area proud story, this is what you get. your very own nbc bay area proud lapel pin. i'll gladly send you one. >> and then you're officially part of the team. >> as a way to say thank you. i couldn't do it without the story ideas. and i don't know that these things are happening unless people tell me about them first. so thank you for that. >> a lot of wonderful stories to tell. thanks

he was questioned after his arrest in july for possessing an illegal sawed-off shotgun, and then in august after he was found near a white house fence carrying a hac ing ing a hatche. both times the secret service did not consider him a threat. >>> and the nation's weather, heavy rain in the west coast, 4 inches possible up into the pacific northwest. more heavy rain in the southeast coastline and a band of showers from texas to the great lakes. >> cooler for much of the nation, 60s and 70s for the east. but 103 degrees in phoenix. >>> coming up, find out how to find holiday travel deals now. >>> and the incredible, bendable iphone 6. has apple made it just a little too thin? >>> and the salute that has so many talking. but it's not the first time we have seen a preoccupied president. - ( snaps, clatters ) ) that sounds awful. ( music stops ) but a lot better than last week. ( rock music playing ) ♪ we weren't born to follow. ♪ >>> well, we're starting to see the first effects of the home depot data breach. buying pre-paid cards, electronics and groceries. they are on the hook, but they can cause inconvenience and hardship for customers. >>>

carry this out. are we ready to sign. all right. let's do it (clapping) want up close? (laughter) all right. and today is july 23rd >> 23rd. there you go done >> the city of san francisco sfgtv meeting of the neighborhood services & safety commission occurring july 17, 2014, will begin shortly. >> good morning, everyone, and welcome to the thursday, july 17, 2014, meeting of the board of supervisors, neighborhood services and safety committee, my name is david campos and i am the chair of the committee and we are joined by the chair, eric mar, and committee member, supervisor, norman yee is en route, the clerk of the committee is derek evans and we want to thank the members of sfgtv staff who are recovering the meeting for us, jim smith and jessy larson. >> do we have any announcements. >> be sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices completed speaker cards to be submitted to the clerk and the items acted upon today will be appearing on the july 29th meeting. >> item one is a hearingconsider that the issuance of a type 42 on-sale beer and wine public premises license to vladimir cood for buzzworks, inc., dba s

we heard that they raised the terror alert in july because of this group khorasan. how close did they come to carryinge jury still not out yet? >> well, with khorasan, it's not an offshoot but al qaeda central dispatch from senior ranking operatives into syria since the beginning of this year. if it's following that playbook of al qaeda's modis operandi, there's certain sequential steps to the plot. what we're hearing from other senior officials was it was in that final phrase, likely, where operatives would be dispatched to go operational. >> juliette, you're a former assistant department of homeland security. what are people at dhs doing right now trying to figure out how to fend off any strategy by this group khorasan that uses closed dipped in explosive material, nonmetallic bomb parts and something hidden in a toothpaste tube. what could be done to stop using such technologies? >> well, dhs has two roles. one is it is coming from foreign intelligence agencies as well as the cia and it's assessing what they are finding out. of course, we have -- the department has operational components, which inc

there's a law that requires ride sharing triefrs drivers to carry more insurance than they do. the law takes effect next july. >>> diversifying silicon valley, high tech nonprofit landed a high tech giant. the hispanic netflix is -- netflix is joining their board. we have a look at what it means and what it means for the industry as well, damien? >> reporter: jessica, the board meetings of -- it will take place in the boardroom. make no mistake. what reid hastings could have a profound effect on what happens here. >> they've researched the challenges and successes in the latino community. now the hispanic dmunt is bringing in reinforcements, adding a high tech giant to its mix. >> this is a break point for our fountation. >> former mayor, ron fwonz gogo announced the -- to his foundation. >> the high tech community has a better understanding and we welcome hastings to our board. >> in a statement, hastings will work with the board and the community to help latinos in the valley reach their full potential. >> reed hastings on the board brings a level of prestige. >> analysts, tim ba hern thinks he will bring

veteran special forces operators say while it will be difficult to carry out a second mission after the failed mission julyot be empossible. brian ross, abc news, new york. >> president obama today mentioned they're going after, they want to seek justice here. he is at a nato summit abroad in europe. he will be meeting with king abdull la abdulla, caught in the crossfires of this. getting the international community on board. >> pressure for president obama to act. senator feinstein saying if we don't fight them over there we will have to fight them here. the president remaining restrained. he has to remain, emotionally detached to a certain extent from this. all right, let's move on. we are learning new details about the third american infected with the deadly ebola virus. rick sacra, 51-year-old obstetrician, worked in the same hospital in liberia 15 years. in isolation, good spirits and well enough to send e-mails. meanwhile, nancy writebol, recovering from ebola is talking public low for the first time about her illness. she says she feels healthy, happy and grateful. >> there were many mornings i wok

julie hyman. then fed chair janet yellen will hold a news conference at bloomberg television will carry her remarks their return -- their entirety. coverage begins at the top of the hour. that's you in san francisco. >> all right. thank you and we will see you in a few minutes. california's first self driving car or mints are in effect. find out what it takes to get an autonomous vehicle approved coming up. ♪ >> california drivers prepare to share the road and switch to sell driving cars. permits for 29 autonomous vehicles. google among the first manufacturers to get approval. carsg to test self driving in california. ensuring the cars for $5 million a piece, using specially trained tests. -- test drivers. pre-orders, 24-hour apple sold -- customers have to wait. if -- is the iphone 6 plus worth the wait? take a look at the pros and cons. ♪ >> i have to confess something. when i first saw the iphone 6 plus, i thought it was bonkers. i get it. people seem to really want larger phones and apple does not want to leave any money on the table. have you seen this thing? here is the iphone 6. the size is

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carried this tour. >> amazing performer, i was at the convert, it was july 5th.d, every song she performed it, looks like were you watching a music video. it look that flawless, that perfect, but according to bt, that was the number one music event this year, beat jay-z and beyonce performing on the run tour, for me, it was really beyonce's on the run tour. but according to bt. com,. >> top music events that happened this summer. >> i agree. >> i missed the tour, i'm sure i'll never -- >> i invited you. >> i was cents in south carolina really, mike, you will invite me? come, come tonight. it was like 1:00 p.m. in south carolina, q, i mean, how could i have done that? >> your mother -- no, but your mom works for american airlines, i thought she would get you on any plane. >> one of the best nights of the summer for me. >> okay, on our show, all the sudden we have moms common who have blogs and stuff like. that will gone from jug blogging on the internet to making videos. do you want to see up? >> yes. >> good one. >> i promise i'm not crazy, maybe little up stable

carry this out. are we ready to sign. all right. let's do it (clapping) want up close? (laughter) all right. and today is july 23rd >> 23rd. there you go done >> good morning and welcome to the san francisco transportation authority. monthly meeting i'm scott wiener the vice chair of the transportation authority i'll be chairing today's meeting because our chair supervisor avalos was unable to be here our clerk is erica chang >> thank you