after staff received a pair of kites, jail slang for notes written from inmates. >> we received two kitesinmate sutherland. common subject between the two kites was inmate sutherland was making inappropriate comments to the inmates. >> 20-year-old zach thiele, who is charged with assault to which he has pled not guilty, is one of the inmates that reported sutherland. >> i was sitting in the shower. had my back faced like the other showers. all of a sudden i felt something hit my back. i turned around and there's a huge thing of soap. and i was like, what the heck? two seconds later, see his hand come around the shower, threw a bunch of soap at me. at first i was kind of confused. i was like did that really just happen? i didn't know what to do. then i was like, dude, what the heck's going on? he's like, it's not gay, it's just jailing. >> i had said, hey, if we all share a shower, we'll save water. it's just jailing. and that was what it was. and he wrote a kite saying i made him feel uncomfortable. and i was so angry because they were joking before i got up there, him and another inmate,

we just got a kite on this guy. nice to see how it all works, comes together. >> anybody else want a piece of gum, make sure we don't disrespect them? fresh breath. fresh breath 101. what do they call me? big mo. mongo is the new one now. from "blazing saddles." >> mo? man, where do i start with mo? he is a good guy. you know, when he first came to san quentin, he was able to share information with us. opening came up, he jumped on it. we brought him in. >> we know what we are doing. just going down to the lower yard and doing the usual things with the gangsters. warden wants us to pay more attention to the lower yard. we'll have them all walk over to the industries wall. we will pat them down. i want names and numbers on everybody. make sure you have something to write on. and then anybody that catches our attention, we will find their housing and go visit their house while they are still on the yard. that will be that. >> the majority of prison crime happens on the yards. isu's surprise searches are part of an eff

we went through everything and we found those kites.ter of disrespect or anything, we did what we had to do, so understand that and that's it. we're going to take copies of the kites, send them to the squad and make copies of your addresses and get your addresses right back to you. >> okay. >> all right? okay, turn around, back out. doing these cell searches and we're coming up with a lot of contraband, a lot of information that they don't want us to have. we're hitting them all so we don't ever know if our lives are in jeopardy until we find our names on a piece of paper and we get that information. so, we keep plugging away and hope for the best. you can see they're hit-or-miss up here, you know. you might do ten searches and not find anything, and then you might do a string of ten searches and find something in eight of the cells, you know? so, it just comes and goes. >> next on "lockup extended stay," jason is scheduled to parole, but that doesn't mean he's free to go. >> hey, before you guys go, when you go, we're going to search y

kite believes they can launch c 19 in 2017. that's a short period if you are a bio tech company. over the next year we get more data on the drug for other indications like chronic leukemia, one with the trial results with other candidates. kite is not the only player in the field bound to face competition but the only publicly traded pure play. while the stock is down 3.5% i bet if you go higher over the next 12 months small cap development stage bio tech stock i like it. now your tweets. joe keenan tweets last night's "mad money" very helpful showing how not to panic after down day, thanks. >> panic made anybody dumb. when we get down days remember what i say. the market gets too negative on no real new data points. and when that happens it is an opportunity. there were no real new data points at all yesterday but the market fell very big. that often says people are too negative, look out. is hcp finished going down? these are real estate trusts that have been clobbered. people don't believe in yield support anymore. yield sup

>> no, i haven't received any kite. >> oh, really? i wrote you a kite from the hole last night. you didn't get it? >> no. what was it about? >> it was about my situation. >> evans was attempting to conduct an orientation interview with schreiber prior to his move to general population. >> to tell you the truth, i might resort to some craziness to get what i want. >> okay. >> i mean some craziness. >> i'm just the case manager. i don't know exactly what i'm supposed to do -- >> you don't? >> -- as far as that. >> how long have you been a case manager? >> about four years. >> okay. that's quite long enough. so, anyway, that's what happens with this -- >> it's quite long enough for what? i'm kind of curious about that. >> i just thought you were brand new to the job. you acted like what am i supposed to do about you, you know? anyway, i am not assaulting you, man, i'm just checking on your credentials a little bit. >> okay. >> schreiber went on to tell evans a specific group of limon inmates had it out for him. >> they told me they were going to write all of their friends, whatever

. >>> check out this new competition that makes kite boarding, sand surfing and running, a great comboof crossing this lagoon-filled desert in northern brazil, but with no official course, it was up to them to find their way to the other side. this race is as much about finding the right way as a complete physical challenge. >> the scenery itself is picturesque, let alone you have to have the skills to somehow kite board on the sand. >> and surf. >> not sure how the running goes into that. any way to get across, right? >> it looks like it's a fun game. i think we'll be seeing more of it. now time for a look ahead. the recently closed atlantic city casino revel is expected to be auctioned off in new york city. one developer offering $90 million in cash for the glass resort that opened in 2012. revel is one of four atlantic city casinos to close due to heavy debt and weak gambling revenue. >>> happy birthday from nia very dal liss, she's 52. hercules kevin sore bow is 56. football hall of famer mean joe green is 68. >>> thanks for watching today. keep it right here for more news, weather

. >> there are more than 100 kites that comprise tes body of the dragon. >> sheryl haines dreamed uphe idea of bringing ai's art to alcatraz three years ago. the artist was just released from an 81 day detention by chinesertpñ authorities for all tax evasion. ai supporters say it was more about suppressing his relentless criticism of china's government. >> really one of the baseline concepts of this exhibition is what is freedom, and as you walk through the various works, you'll get a sense that this is a very central theme, very important idea that he is addressing here. >> ai has been unable to leave china since 2011, after authorities confiscated his passport. finding freedom within constraints is a worthy challenge, ai said, from his beijing studio. still, his inability to leave the country is hard. >> translator: for an artist to be unable to see the venue and to be unable to interact with the audience, if i had to imagine the toughest restriction on an exhibition, that would be it. >> ai weiwei conveyed the situation in this giant dragon kite, installed inside a building where

for example, the display with wind includes a giant rainbow paper dragon kite. >> the dragon and kitesresent power and freedom but they are displayed in a building that was used for prison labor. >> if one person who comes to this exhibition walks away with a better understanding of what freedom really means, this project will then be a great success. >> reporter: another work is made entirely of legos. more than one million pieces forming the faces of prisoners, many detained for political reasons. the artist also plays with sound. visitors can listen to music or poetry by prisoners echoing from cell walls. only visitors who buy a ticket to alcatraz can see the exhibit for no extra charge while on the island. it runs from this saturday through april of next year. in san francisco, alyssa harrington, abc 7 news. >>> apple is running into problems with its new operating system for iphones. maybe you experienced this. it pulled an update to its ios 8.1 operating system today after some people with a new iphone 6 reported problems. users say their phones couldn't make calls or connect to

they look athletic between the golf and the kite surfing. really, they're showing off their talents. five over par is something that's going to threaten our enemies. >> you know, as funny as that is, i can't imagine our enemies not laughing, too. >> and james foley's parents, you know, parents of military members who were in iraq fighting who now feel like the loss of translators, some people that i know over there feel that president obama hasn't done enough to preserve the hard work they had there is worth and i think that taking a look at that as a joke and there are people who have serious concerns about an attack here at home. kenyan mall assassination and that massacre is something that could happen here. they need to make americans feel more comfortable about taking the situation seriously. >> i have to add one thing. it is important to point out that the priorities are screwed up but when you start using these cheap jokes about what people wear, that hurts your argument. you have to stick to the serious problems there. this is a bad

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the 25-year-old was a professional kite surfer. he was racking up torn up sails. instead of wasting them in a landfill, he started making bags like these out of them. soon mafia bags was born and soon 20 stores. >> we ended up making like 800 to 1,000 bags a month. >> soon it was time to take the brand to the u.s. his sister dropped a successful career in banking to help her brother build the business here. >> we were going to make an impact to the world so we said the u.s. is still finally get over. >> if i wanted to make a global company, we need to be here. >> they are an executive dream team. he is a dreamer and she is the planner. >> when one has a scary moment like the other one supports. >> we're really good together. sometimes we have didn't opinions but it is part of any partnership, right? >> mafia bags already hired three people in the first five months here. marcos admits starting a business in a new country is not easy, but when it becomes too much, he finds relief with his first love. >> afterwards you go to the ocean and when you go there, your whol

for example, the display includes a giant rainbow paper dragon kite. >> the dragon and kites represente displayed in a building that was used for prison labor. >> if one person who comes to this exhibition walk away with a better understanding of what freedom really means, this project will have been a great success. >> reporter: another work is made entirely of lego's. more than one million pieces forming the faces of prisoners. many detained for political reasons. the artist also plays with sound. ♪ >> reporter: visitors can listen to music or poetry by prisoners echoing from cell walls. only visitors whoey about a ticket to alcatraz can see the exhibit for no extra charge while on the island. it runs from this saturday through april of next year. in san francisco, alissa harrington, abc7 news. >>> one last time. let's talk about the rain that is falling in the bay area. spencer christian is tracking it on live doppler radar 7 h.d. spencer? >> before we get to the rain, i want to show what preceded the rain. a time lapse view from our emeryville camera. clouds sliding into the bay ar

the display with wind includes a giant rainbow paper dragon kite. >> the dragon and kite represent power. they're displayed here in a building used for prison labor. if one person who comes to this exhibition walks away with a better understanding of what freedom really means, this project will then be great success. >> reporter: another work is made entirely of legos. more than one million pieces, many detained for political reasons. the artist plays with sound. ♪ visitors can list en to music o poetry by prisoners echoing from cell walls. only visitors who buy a ticket to alcatraz can see for no extra charge. on the island it runs saturday through april of next year. in san francisco elissa ha harrington, abc 7 news. >>> taking a look at our weather today, you showed us sun on the golden gate and snow in the sierras. >> it's crazy. the snow level will be rising throughout the day but, yeah, they picked up 5-6 inches above 8,000 feet in reno, above reno there. also 4 to 5 inches above 7,000 feet in the sierra and, you know, over an inch in south lake. so that translates into 3 to 4 ins

my job is to be the string for these beautiful kites. >> kooky kites is a lot more like it. >> you got reporter: terry loves having his comfort zone challenged. >> here -- andre, everyone is nervous when we act with andre. because he is the julliard trained -- but he is so funny. everyone had him boxed in, you are the dramatic guy and all of a sudden he goes on and does this wild comedy and he's killing it. >> check it out tomorrow night 8:30. >>> the school year is well under way, but teachers say they have major problems on their hands. >> they don't have enough supplies they need in their classrooms. >> asking the public for help, teachers turning to facebook, for basic classroom supplies. >>> and internet shopping is so easy, but a new bug could put your credit card and personal information at risk. this is fox 29 weekend. >>> your news, your neighborhood. >> and from our home right here in studio 29 at fourth and market, welcome to our fox 29 weekend. thank you so much for joining us. we love it. keep your pictures coming on this september 27th. i'm karen hepp. >> and i'm lauren j

i'm not sure what time, what day until the individuals date they would like to extra kite him kite -- extradite him back to virginia. [ audio difficulties ] >> i responded to a call. it was a suspicious person in the area. >> reporter: describe to me what happened as you walked up on him. what sort of conversation did you have? >> because of the nature of this investigation what i'm going to do is decline to answer your questions at this time. this will be an investigation that will be somewhat lengthy as it goes on. >> reporter: when did you realize that's the individual? speak spanish, by any chance? >> he wished not to give an interview and he told me that prior to coming out. again i was asked if you don't mind, respect his wishes. it's not something he's comfortable with and i'm okay with it. >> reporter: does he have a gut feeling that this could be jesse matthew? >> i'm not going to answer for him and his gut feeling. i cannot do that. >> reporter: how long has he worked for the department? >> several years and prior to that he worked for galveston pd right next-door and retire

haynes point another great place to fly kites. thunderstorms off the outer banks of the north carolina and virginia cape. this area of rain in kentucky needs to be watched. guess where that's going to be on monday afternoon. exactly. it's going to be over us tomorrow. a little wave of low pressure coming our way will bring clouds back into our skies tonight and rain chances back to our forecast be for tomorrow. enjoy your dry sunday. still in the mid to upper 60s. martingsburg, west virginia, 67 now, 70 manassas and quantico, 72 capital heights. the impact on your running this morning, mild weather for now, cooler than yesterday. you should be just a touch speedier today. if you're going to be running during the afternoon don't forget to put your sun black on. going out it to nats ballpark, sunscreen required for this one, a mix of clouds and sunshine but comfy weather outside today. no chance for any rain delays. temperatures near 80. good weather for the ravens and ben gals in baltimore as well. here's our future weather forecas

we won't be kite that cool, allentown 55. wilmington 58, millville 55 and cape may 60 and philadelphia 62. the only potential problem early tomorrow morning patchy fog. doesn't look widespread or dense. few areas could have fog. satellite 6 and action radar showing a big picture moisture across florida. this is trying to form a prop call system but really is having a tough time getting organized. you can also see a cold front that is moving in to norp plains. as we head through the day tomorrow again sunshine fighting with high, thin clouds through the day. not really priingt and sunny day. heading to tuesday, the front gets closer. could have few showers popping off in the afternoon. not everyone sees them better chance of widespread showers wednesday afternoon as the front slipz through and that cools us off to tip calling cool temperatures. day planner tomorrow showing 63. at 7:00, by 10:00, 70 and 1:00, 76 and 4:00, high of 78. not as warm as today but five buff normal. the exclusive accuweather forecast. mixture of cloud

a lot of people boogie boarding or flying kites, just hanging out and enjoying the weather.n with a medal detector there, that is adam joseph. good luck, adam! it is beautiful and philadelphia 78 degrees. 74 the normal high this time of year. temperatures on the warm side. allentown and reading also 78. millville 74. a little cooler when you get closer to the ocean of the ocean temperature about 79 degrees. temperatures on the beaches right now 71. satellite 6 along with action radar showing we don't have a cloud in the sky. high pressure really dominating our weather, and this high pressure will be with us all weekend long. this will bring us a gorgeous weekend. and a beautiful friday night if your heading to citizens bank park as the phillies take on the braves. first pitch 7:05. 71 degrees. by ninth inning, 65 degrees. really comfortable and mainly clear skies. maybe a light jacket, you certainly don't have to bundle up. i want to show you what is going on in northern new england. this is strong maine, sent in on facebook by heidi. the fall foliage is starting to change a

the next day i went to the bank to kite a check -- >> charlie: to kite a check? it was the day where is you could say, please hold the check, there will be a check from nbc coming. and the girl behind the counter said, i saw you last night, you were funny, we'll do it for you, and i knew my life was changed forever. >> charlie: what was it about the marriage to edgar that was so affirmative to you even though it had its ups and downs and you separated and -- >> i can look at it now, good, bad -- >> charlie: find anything you like? >> every now and again, for a moment. >> charlie: yeah. the loyalty. the honor. the friendship. someone you turn your back on and when you turn back again, they're still there. >> charlie: yeah. i never ever thought for a second about my husband not being there in my corner. and that is what i miss more than anything else. >> charlie: you haven't found anyone else like that? >> no, you find affection, fun, people that are darling to go out with, but i'm talking about when the chips are down, he'll be there. >> charlie: when you look at

they were basically flying a kite. how could anybody after them infringe on, you know, what was so important about the wings, basically -- >> the aircraft will do this. [inaudible] >> no, no, no. is also a means of control to a german lived outside of berlin and he formulated wings, actual 30-foot wide wings which he braced himself against and ran down a hill and glided. if you look at pictures you'd say that's is one of the nuts trying -- but he took tens of thousands of measures of different airfoil shapes. so those cables the wright brothers used first, the camber of the wing was known. wanted a patent is was this ability to change what they called change allow rule margin of the wings and control the aircraft in flight. and nobody had done that before. the broad flat turns with the best they could do before that, and these aircraft, early airplanes are susceptible to shift in wind where they crashed a lot. so the wright brothers invented the first controlled powered flight and the motor was weak but a change that l

. >>> check out the new competition that mixes kite boarding and surfing.ere given a task of crossing a desert in brazil. there's no course. it's up to them to find their way to the other side. they do whatever they think works. the race is just as much about finding the right way as a complete physical challenge. either way, across the board, you win. >> come on, red bull. no jumping through fire hoops? no glass? >> thanks for watching "first look." >>> "way too early" starts right now. have a good one. ♪ >>> once again, it must be clear to anyone, who would plot against america and try to do americans harm, that we will not tolerate safe havens for terrorists. >> air strikes aimed at i.s.i.s. in syria and iraq. >>> an all-american car company moves from the motor city to the big apple. is it enough to satisfy the luxury market? >>> and you're going to meet the biker who apparently has nine lives. evading death not once, but twice. it's all caught on camera. can you guess where? this is "way too early." we're getting it worked out. hi, everybody. i'll thom

[applause] winston church hill said the kites fly highest in the strongest of winds. there are a lot of winds blowing, contrary to our best interest in the world and in this country. we are going to change that around. i promise you. thank you so much for coming. let's go to work each and every one of you. every phone call you make, every bumper sticker you put on, every sign you put on, you're part of better this country. god bless. semper fi. -- one other thing as the person who crawled through the barbed wire fence -- that's a terrible joke. we are going to -- let's go have some. ll right, thank you. >> house campaign 2014 debate continues live on c-span tuesday night at 9:00 eastern between wendy davis and republican greg abbott. live thursday night at 8:00 eastern, the oklahoma race. also at 8:00 on c-span two watch the nebraska governor's debate. c-span's campaign 2014. more than 100 debates for the control of congress. >> next, a look ahead to the 2016 presidential race and speculation about former florida governor jeb bush possibly running. from this morning's

enough to fly an iron kite. and the city at the airport, to 22 miles per hour. elsewhere they're coming out of the south at napa. south southeast at santa rosa. it will be breezy in the evening hours and warm inland by 8:00 tonight still in the 80s in the warmest spots inland. around the bay we'll be in the low 60s. michelle just said this. the chocolate festival tomorrow if you're going to stop by. about 65 degrees. so bundle up a bit. mostly sunny skies. and also the italian fest happening, it's not happening tomorrow. it happened today. one more warm day for bay area. and high pressure off the central coast is going to keep us warm inland with numbers in the low 90s and then things will change midweek because the high goes away and the marine layer deepens at the shoreline. so it's the pacific air conditioner that will kick in and lower numbers specially on monday. but come down about ten degrees inland. tomorrow is still pretty much the same as today. as we look at the problematic approach to the golden gate. we got a slightly cooler sunday on tap but much c

a giant dragon kite with messages of defiance soars within the walls of a prison labor building. a huge metallic birds wing can also be viewed through the broken windows of a guard's gun position. and the faces of dissidence are displayed using legos laid out in a cavernous room. >> it is in many ways authentic to the place and the history that was here. issues of incarceration and freedom of expression and political detainment. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: the voice of a jailed iranian poet echoes from a cell that used to silence confederate sympathizers during the civil war. in the prison's hospital ward, the bathroom fixtures have been filled with porcelain flowers. these are symbols of a struggle to be free in a place that was anything but. >> and i think if one person comes to this exhibition and leaves with a new idea of what freedom can really be, it will have been a great success. >> reporter: at alcatraz, john ramos, kpix 5. >> the exhibit is drawing all kinds of art people. we found a woman curious to see how it looks since the artist wasn't here to put it

others took a dip in the water or decided to fly a kite today. wonderful activities on an absolutely gorgeous labor day. >> we want to wish everyone a happy labor day. in the right place at the right time. >> that's a long time. we're going to have a lot of fun here. >> streamers burst into the air for one bay area family. coming up, the celebration and the major milestone at a bay area amusement park. >>> and bay area students head back o school. we want to share pictures of our abc 7 news team. that was reporter david louie in the second grade. destined to be a reporter. >> he looks sharp. send it to kgo or post them to our facebook page or tweet them to us. use #abc 7 back to school. fun st >>> i'm ama daetz in the abc 7 newsroom. a small plot of land near the bay's largest beach. tonight the all out legal battle triggered between the local and federal government. >>> michael finney on the effort to provide disaster relief for low income victims of the napa earthquake. all coming up at 6:00. >>> thanks. see you then. >>> great america celebrat

and our vehicles are kited with technology that allows us to understand where cars are when they're inis revolution is moving fast, ready to take advantage of whatever technology offers us in the future. >> hmm. all right. cool stuff. thanks so much to richard quest for that. and thanks so much for spending part of your day with us. i'm fredericka whitfield. "cnn money" starts right now. >> the nfl in crisis. could a pr stumble derail the biggest money machine in sports? i'm christine romans. this is "cnn money." >>> as the nfl stumbles through a public relations blitz, there are signs of change. arizona cardinals running back jonathan dwyer arrested on charges of domestic abuse this week. and the team immediately deactivated him. a decision that other teams have been struggling with. think ray rice, adrian peterson, greg hardy. now, dwyer is innocent until proven guilty, but the cardinals were also considering the court of public opinion. meantime, sponsors are frustrated. nike and castrol backed away from vikings running back adrian peterson following charges of child abuse. radisson

this is the largest kite board gathering ever. >> we need to try this before we get our walkers out.o years? >> they're trying to make a guinness world record here. high pitched cries led to their rescue. these adorable mountain lion clubs were found in a wildfire in montana. they were found underneath a log. they're now in the care of the wildfire rehab center. >>> taking a look ahead. reps for detroit will defend the city's water service shutoff and its bankruptcy plans to people's water board coalition is seeking a restraining order to end water cuffoffs from residents and business says with past due bills. as we mentioned earlier, today is the start of the high stakes trial to determine whether detroit's restructuring plan will be approved. it's the largest municipal bankruptcy in u.s. history. >>> happy birthday to actor keanu reeves. ncis star mark harmon is 63. i'm richard lui along with bill carins. i hope you have a great day ahead of you. thank you for watching "early today." >>> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >>> good tuesday morning to you, it's 4:30 i'm s

a giant dragon kite with messages of defiance soars within the walls of a prison labor building. a huge metallic bird's wing can only be viewed through the broken windows of a guard's gun position. and the faces of dissidents are displayed in legos. >> it is authentic to the place and the history that was here, issues of incarceration and freedom of expression and political detainment. [ non-english language ] >> reporter: the voice of a jailed iranian poet echoes from a cell that used to silence confederate sympathizers during the civil war. and in the prison's hospital ward, the bathroom fixtures have been filled with porcelain flowers. these are symbols of a struggle to be free in a place that was anything but. >> i think if one person comes to this exhibition and leaves with a new idea of what freedom can really be, it will have been a great success. >> reporter: at alcatraz, john ramos, kpix 5. >> looks amazing. >> i have only been there once about two or three years ago and i grew up here. it's amazing. so fascinating. >> it is. to take that audio tour. but this makes it ev

you decided to live and take kite boarding. >> yes.pment a week before i lost my leg and i thought that's what i need to do. >> i'm doing it. >> even though the people with handicaps think you cannot do that, says who. i got in contact with people who were ready to be teaching me that stuff and even -- that leg, hey, we'll help you. if you believe you can, we'll help you. >> there's video of you actually kite boarding. out there zipping in the water. a little bit a struggle. >> a little bit. but then again, i -- i stepped off myself and i -- i need to kind what i can do. it's not a matter of who says i cannot. what henry ford said with us, whether you think you can or you think you cannot, you are right. >> yeah. powerful. >> you decided to help others in your situation. you decided to start the young active amputee. >> yes. >> can you tell us a little bit about what you do with that? >> it's a -- it's about making it possible, making the possibilities for people to grow in whatever direction is the right path for them to grow in becau

they share a kite is ideology -- al qaeda's ideology of establishing a caliphate. what happened was al musra was a syrian extremist group that established itself after the syrian civil war started. they were recognized by zawahiri as the al qaeda group in syria. you have aqi who decided they wanted to join the fight in the move across the border and he says no. your fight is in iraq and they said no, we are doing our own thing and we want to get in the game of here so zawahiri owned them because they would not follow his orders. some people say he disowned them. they are every bit as brutal. it is over whether you are willing to listen to zawahiri and take his orders or not. >> this goes against the advice of zawahiri. don't get out too far. >> al qaeda and pakistan's focus is attacking the u.s. first and cutting off the head of the snake as they call it. and then second getting rid of all the apostate leaders in the middle east that they feel are working at the behest of the united states and then establishing a caliphate. isis is coming at this the best -- back w

. >> last friday, i saw jenna mundell is higher than a kite, and family around like he did not even know where he was. yard, thesethe brothers were angry about the raid. they say they have lived here for six years and the police have it wrong. >> people come over here that ain't got nowhere to go. >> today, we saw people working on cars. that he says he has no way of knowing if his many guests are carrying drugs and guns. >> they ain't doing nothing. they just sit and have a good time. maybe having they a good time, but they found drugs, guns, and they say was a dangerous situation back here. and something they needed to shut down. >> d.c. police are searching for an armed man this evening suspected of shooting another man in northwest today. the victim was shot in the shoulder shortly after 10:30 a.m. in the 300 block of k street. he was transported to a nearby hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. the suspect was a -- was described as six feet tall, 25 years of age, long dreads and a full beard. if you have any information that could lead to an arrest, called d.c. police. >> pare

he was the bicyclist and he also did the whole thing when you put the kiting thing back. and he put them together. he got this big company. i'm not in it now. you look concept tikal. how are the millennials going to rule the world? >> it's an inconvenience it's an annoyance. everyone is going to want a drone for presents. it's to walk the dogs. it's to go out to get the mail to do things no one wants to do. you need to pick up dog poop to get some humility. you can buy one right now. >> you need an faa approval to fly it. what's the best way to make money on this? >> i think an israeli company. more military. stick to military and they have countries all around the world. >> i'll bet amazon environmental. i may get back. all right. guys. let's check in with neil cavuto. neil. >> tonight on cavuto, wall street on high alert. we're going to have the details on this on this so-called terror plot. you'll be with me to discuss when eric holder and why wall street is cheering his departure. but maybe prematurely. 8:00 p.m. right here. >> thanks a lot i think because it can alwa

hat tip to the daily caller who found our secretary of state very busy finding a strategy for his kiteg in nantucket. congress will come back next week. they will be here for two weeks and then after being off for five weeks they will be off for another six weeks going into the election. >> some people think that's a good thing. >> it probably is. do we have to pay them all that money. >> greg, you're next. >> i haven't done one of these in a while. i hate these people. you know what bugs me when you go, you get a box of chocolates, like a gift and people come and i guess you're not going to show it. they keep coming over there. they try the chocolates. looking for a specific chocolate. they don't like the one they pick and think i'll put it back in and no one will notice. you know what? i hate these people. i also hate these rodents who do the same thing. the last time i buy captain sparkle's chocolates. >> i can see why you hate these people. >> is that backwards. >> i have no idea. >> put it back in gets a treat afterwards. >> since the beheading of american journalist james foley a

. >> he was kited. >> they are like...apologies. >>> we are not serving sunshine. cloud cover. but that will leave. live doppler 7 hd shows it is quiet as we take the scan around the region and i expect a couple of showers in the north bay. from the rooftop camera we have cloud cover and sunshine and 61 in san francisco and oakland and 50 around the by area and we will take a shot at sutro tower with the low lying clouds moving in from the west to the east and they will move out by midday. napa is low 50's concord is in the upper 50's. the cold front was responsible for the rain yesterday and there is weak energy behind it, trailing, and it could spark a couple more showers and the key whoevers are few is far between. it will not be widespreadest -- event. here are the isolated showers in the north bay, vallejo and snap pa and sonoma, you will need the umbrella this afternoon. not everyone see them. highs friday are 73 in san jose and 73 for cupertino, and 65 for pacifica, and 68 this downtown san francisco and 73 in petaluma and 74 in sonoma and 75 in pittsburg and antioch. at

it separated in an am billing with us area that "the kite runner" did not. there, there was a good guy and a bad book. this book raises more questions than provides answers. >> one thing that struck me about all of the characters is that while each of them has something that a reader might find instantly appealing, they also had character flaws that made you just want to grab them by the shoulders and say: snap out of it. what are you doing? how hard was it, given that you had more than a dozen people telling this one story to make them real? >> it was difficult. that was the challenge of this more or less free standing although they overlapped with each other and together action they tell one big story. but each chapter had to be from a different voice. each character had to be fully human in the sense that they had things, as you said, were appealing, but, also, that disappointed you in certain ways and behaved in unpredictable ways. each chapter, i felt like i lived with someone that was flawed as i am and as we are in human beings. my editor suggested it

. >> were you part of this bird kite contingent? >> our members are up ahead.ve 21 city council members here. , you a city council member have represented east harlem. talk about people of color when it comes to climate change. why separate people of color out from any other group? >> unfortunately, historically, injustice has been something that happens in our district and our community. low income communities of color buswhere these transportation has been focused. we they're the brunt of the decisions that have been made. it is imperative that i represent the south bronx, east harlem. we have had a lot of these decisions made historically. we have to put pressure on this and future administrations because we need to be more aggressive in making sure that but notreener disproportionately in certain communities. >> how do you get this passed? >> well, it is an aggressive agenda but we are committed to pushing forward some of this legislation now that the mayor has indicated he is also on board. i think that will inspire and motivate us. we are going to move on

. >> malla kite. >> i like them all the same. >> so the value isn't important to you, it's what? >> how it looks -- not how they look but just the way they are. >> and he'd like an adopted family that loves him for just the way he is. a bright young man with a promising future. he needs a family to help encourage his dream of doing well in life. >> we would really love a two-parent family for him. >> perhaps a family that would share his interest in the earth and its treasures. and a family that would treasure him as their son. if you have room in your home and your heart for damon or another child who's waiting, call our special adoption hot line. the number's 188 to adopt me. or search wednesday's child on nbcwashington.com. >>> our time now, 11:51. cominge ing up, how much will tw iphone really cost you? plus, storm team 4 meteorologist amelia segal is back with a look at when summer conditions will return. stay with us. in fairfax county we had to cut a lot of waste. we consolidated offices. started sharing printers. we can walk a few feet. replaced computers, but kept the mo

i was i friend that toll me his son is hooking them up to kites, making fabulous, and go pro contactedhe kid for prosh apparently they troll the web for uses, that's my kind of company. like my fantasy football team, they have mojo. that said, the stock is far from cheap. el which is pricey, even considering and a little more than tleez months. while i take a pass on the ride up hoar, look, if you have to, i think the holiday selling season, which will include new hardware will make it a buy on any dip like last week. strong stocks go up on days like today, and that's why go prowent up. finally my favorite stock, my number one ipo this year is -- mobile eye. mbly, this is the only pure play for camera-based systems. yeah, that's like this -- that's the buzzword of all buzz words right now. in short the technology allows your car to see a interpret its surrounding environment, making it a key enabler self-driving cars self-parking cars already on the market. i've used their stuff. i am not a great driver. this maybe me into a great driver. the growth is astounding here. and because of i

using this logic, if you want to teach me to fish, first teach me to fly a kite.ou common core for making the lives of kids and their parents hell. that means there's fewer people at the movies, at the mall, in the park. i have the outside world to myself while families huddle over a manual like a lost book of the dead. common core may be the most unsolvable word problem on the planet. another government experiment under the complexities. 1 plus 1 equals 2, but the common core is an uncomfortable situation for our fragile snowflakes. partner, anchor, decompose, it sounds like a horrible month at sea. it's court ordered, but still -- by the way, i don't want to rag on that teacher. she actually did an excellent job. but dana, what she did was basically explain what you do in your head after you memorized it. >> i was trying to remember, in the commercial break, how did we learn how to do it? i guess it was just memorization. >> i use these things. they're called my fingers. and i count. >> do you know why 6 was afraid of 7? >> because 7, 8, 9. dana, please. >> that

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