they wish reform had come sooner. >> i'll never forget kramer. i've never, i'm still not over it completely. >> reporter: the veterinarian board said most states don't reg lace university settings, so california is being proactive with this proposed legislation. davis says it has been working with the board on licensing. chris, murat and another pet owner have retained an attorney. they say they might sue davis. according to their lawyer it would make claims for breach of fiduciary duty, unfair billing and malpractice. if you have a complaint, call us at 888-996-tips or visit nbcbayarea.com/respond. once you are there, click the yellow submits bar for our consumer complaint form. raj and janell. >> thanks so much, chris. >> back to rio. about 10:30 at night. this is a live look at the olympic flame. three more days until this flame will be extinguished, but before it goes out there's still some celebrating to do. but you've got to be a vip. >> we're talking about the exclusi exclusive team usa house. fortunately, our jessica aguirre is on the lis

a costly process, kramer says will put smaller vape shops out of business. smaller producers say the rules benefit the big manufacturers and the healthcare community remains divided over the devices. some say little is known about alternative to tobacco for smokers struggling to quit.>>> students are back in school today in douglas county. >> ? >> local singer leah shafer welcoming students back to class. most other districts start in the weeks to come. >>> keeping an eye on storms. you with its >> except here in denver. all weekend, we had flash flood watches. we had mudslides. just couldn't get any rain. you see a little shower come out of golden and then it just died down. it got sunshine farther east but down to the south all the way to new mexico is where we have showers and thunderstorms and a few scattered to the northwest. lightning strikes across a flash flood warning in el paso county for slow-moving storms. that goes until 7:00 candidates in southern el paso county. here is the big picture. all up and down the front range, scattered storms. cold f

kramer decided to get rid of take-home assignments. she's following the example of another teacher that researched the topic and found that homework wasn't enough to improve performance. >> we always think you need homework, they are not getting enough. i am a parent, i have a middle schooler, there's a lot of homework. it's stressful. >> it is. for parents too. the teacher wants families to spend more time together, for kids to play outside and get bed early. mrs. kramer says kids might still take work home but only if they don't finish assignments in class. >>> coming up in your morning headlines -- >> a teen survived an almost always deadly brain-eating amoeba. what a south florida hospital did that saved his life from an infection that almost always kills. >> clinton foundation donors when she was secretary of state? we have the numbers just ahead. magnitude centered just north, about 100 miles northeast of rome. has killed nearly two dozen people. we have a live update on that coming up. y22rny yy6y z22rvz zy6z >>> donald trump is

this one section of land will soon become kramer hill nature preserve. camden recently secured funding to clean up the 35 acre section of land once home to a sewage treatment plant that was torn down in 1991. contaminated soil will be removed. >> turn lemons into lemonade and give the community access to the riverfront and also protect the 35 acre wetland tract in an area like camden. >> the county plans to construct trails that will help people easily access the river from the kramer hill neighborhood. >> there are more signs pointing to apple developing a new waterproof iphone. the company was granted a patent which highlights editing tools used for underwater photography and that hints that they may have a plan for waterproof or resistant gadgets. it woen sure scenes taken underwater would be vivid. >> this has been an issue for you. >> shatterproof too. >> if we could waterproof mother nature. >> that's not going to happen. you don't want to have it out tomorrow or even tonight we've got some heavy rain we're watching mainly off to the south. it's be

please join me in welcoming elaine kamarck to kramer books. ,. [applause]. >> thank you for coming out on this muggy august nights. i went to talk briefly about the book, read a couple passages and then take any comments or questions people may have. there is a lot of books written about presidents, how they communicate, how they campaign etc. there are very few books and this is one written about the president's relationship with the bureaucracy or the permit to government that in fact he or she is in charge of. so, this book really focuses on the relationship. it is told through a series of failures, which i call and this is a very technical political science term, crash and burn. these are crash and burn failures that i talk about in the book. i talk about-- it's totally biased-- bipartisan book. i have two democratic presidents, one republican president in its. it's not about party. it's that the job of the president. i talk about the first thing i talk about is the iranian rescue failure in 1980, some of you here can remember that. and then

marcia kramer has the story. >> reporter: the anti-terror preparedness drill started as the nypd, the department of homeland security, the office of emergency management and fdny prepared to cope with the unthinkable. >> we replicated things that occurred in san bernardino, in bataclan in paris, france and in australia to name a few. >> reporter: sources tell cbs 2 that drills like that one in brooklyn three months ago would cease to happen and other terror fighting programs passes an urban area security bill that includes $180 million for new york city. >> if congress doesn't act there are going to be a lot of happy terrorists because they will have a chance to come at as you with less of our defenses up. >> reporter: police officials were coy about just what programs would be cut. after all, they certainly don't want to give our enemies a blueprint of potential weaknesses but in the past the federal funds have been used for wide variety of counter- terrorism assets from specially armed and trained cops, explosives, and a huge nerve center that traces suspicious activity. frustrated

this one section of land will soon become kramer hill nature preserve. camden recently secured funding to clean up the 35 acre section of land once home to a sewage treatment plant that was torn down in 1991. contaminated soil will be removed. >> turn lemons into lemonade and give the community access to the riverfront and also protect the 35 acre wetland tract in an area like camden. >> the county plans to construct trails that will help people easily access the river from the kramer hill neighborhood. >> there are more signs pointing to apple developing a new waterproof iphone. the company was granted a patent which highlights editing tools used for underwater photography and that hints that they may have a plan for waterproof or resistant gadgets. it woen sure scenes taken underwater would be vivid. >> this has been an issue for you. >> shatterproof too. >> if we could waterproof mother nature. >> that's not going to happen. you don't want to have it out tomorrow or even tonight we've got some heavy rain we're watching mainly off to the south. it's be

we just completed the mariel and kramer park. she was the wife of one of the mayors of paterson, new jersey, who is still living. she is not still living. she was a great person. she got me interested in the falls. she got me into the preservation. preservation does not mean putting ropes around a place so people can't see it really or touch it. no, this is a very part of our community. it is a lifeline. we try to make it a destination, this national park, so that people will come here from all over the world. we want more to come. and so we are very proud of our national park, and i very proud of the park service. they do a fantastic job day in and day out. most of the time, we take it for granted, that we don't do that in paterson. they made a very, very severe move to make sure the immunity -- community is involved day in and day out at the paterson great falls. we have grown, the park has grown in a very short period of time. a lot of visitors are coming here from all over the world. we have legislation for it, we had it pass

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we just completed a park on one side of the falls, mary ellen kramer was the wife of one of the mayors of paterson, new jersey, who is still living. she's not still living. she was a great person. she got me interested in the falls. she got me interested in preservation. preservation does not mean putting ropes around a place. so people can't see it, really, or touch it. no, this is a very part of our community. it's a lifeline. we try to make it a destination, this national park. so that people will come here and from all over the world, as they do, but we want more to come. so we're very proud of our national park. i'm proud, very proud of the park service. they do a fantastic job day in and day out. most of the time, we take it for granted, but we don't do that in paterson. they have made a very, very severe move to make sure the community is involved day in and day out at the paterson great falls. we have grown, the park has grown in just a very short period of time a lot of visitors are coming here from all over the world now. now we have a stadium, which we had legislation for. w

. >> no surprise this policy is miss kramer decided to get raid of take home assignments. she says she's following the example of another researcher who searched the topic and found homework wasn't doing enough toism prove students' performance. >> we think they have to have momwork, they are not getting enough. i have a middle schooler, i'm a parent, the homework is stressful. >> the teacher wants families to spend more time together. miss kramer says some kids may still take some work home if they don't finish their class assignments. >>> if you're looking for fun activities to do with the little ones you may have to head to west shore plaza. >> they are holding back-to- school event for younger children. it will feature a live singalong performance, arts and crafts, lego-themed activities. it's free, 10:00 to noon. chick-fil-a will supply treats >>> 6:53. the morning sprint counts you down to "good morning, america." >> b central italy. at least 37 people are dead, 150 more are missing after a powerful earthquake. lindsay logue is following this for us. >> reporter: goo

live in the newsroom, i'm marcia kramer, cbs 2 news. >>> efforts to renovate the aging laguardia airport are under way. crews have started to tear down one of the parking garages. chopper 2 was over the lot this morning. the demolition is one of the first steps in a $4 billion project to improve the airport that will include new state-of- the-art terminal b. conditioning units in one new jersey community. >> plus, a little bit of good news about the syrian boy whose image has become a symbol of the cruelty of war. >> broadway dreams dashed. what one producer is accused of doing that cost innocent investors thousands of dollars! >> many people tear down history. i wanted to preserve it. >> this long island man didn't even know the history behind this home until he bought it. why he spent a decade restoring this even while battling there, it's a beautiful afternoon. so bring on the weekend! will the weekend be rain-free? we'll talk about that in just a fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mr.

and also with us again tonight amy kramer who supports donald trump. all-woman panel this evening. amy, since day one, since we saw donald trump come down that gold escalator at trump tower, he's been running on this platform of immigration, immigration, immigration reform, talking about building a wall. now we heard what his campaign manager said tbd on whether he'll soften his position. two months from the election, is it unclear where he stands? >> i'm not concerned about it at all. i know there have been leaks that have come out of these meetings from people in attendance, but i wouldn't take any of that seriously until it comes out of mr. trump's mouth. i think he's going to be honest with us. that's one thing he said last week in one of his speeches, i will always tell you the truth. so i think they are working on this immigration plan. he knows what the issues are, he knows what the american people are concerned about. i think he'll come out with a plan and he's going to tell us exactly what he intends to do. >> let me ask you one question on that. because it's become very c

today he told marcia kramer his remarks were out of context. >> it would be impossible for me to forget about september 11th, 2009. i think of it every day. >> juliani also mentioned he referred to 911 earlier in the speech. >>> we had some wicked storms! >> you could hear the thunder from the building of the building -- middle of the building. [ laughter ] >> did it clear out of sneer but it just literally set up shop on top of us. let's go right to it. one more time. [ laughter ] >> all right, what do i have? biggest number recorded, yonkers. it was a fast-moving storm came through, over half inch of rain for yonkers. smaller amount, greenwood lake, 0.04. new york city, what it looks like outside, muggy out there! 82, feels like 88 degrees. high temp was 87. typical of this time of year is 83. 4 degrees above the average. and if you look at what the hottest reading was in our laguardia, 91. both of those spots now have their sixth straight day of 90-plus heat. so the heat wave continues for you. take a look at radar picture. vortex satellite and radar showing out goes one big system,

[applause] >> banks kramer books for having me here i see familiar faces i am happy to see supporters. those that were critical to finishing the project. but talk about these findings about pdf t11 when they first came onto the scene i was struck by their role as women were playing like amy graver co-founders be largest teen party group that the merged called tea party patriots. i was struck by the new conservative women's organizations that evert has a social ebs site that was formed and i was reading a lot of stories at the grass-roots level. then of course, when the tea party first emerged the largest supporters politically were figures for women like michelle bachmann from minnesota. and also linked with the two-party. including the christian right with those right wing movements it is front and center but there are exceptions and that package is best known and one of those that i interviewed for this book and was the two-party before us two-party. and still today. but generally speaking although conservative women have ben front and center why are so many women? then i wanted to

jana kramer. the new season starts monday.... september -12-th.... at -8-. a large, pacific system is moving down the west coast and as it moves closer to our area will bring slight chances for rain, wind and "cooler" air into the area. in the short term, we have one more day of high heat, before moisture will start to sweep it's "bachelor in paradise".... followed by "after paradise".... at 10... it's "the middle" at 10-30... it's "fresh off the boat"... and we'll see you tonight... for action news... live at 11 that's our news for now.. but... stay with us.... for abc's world news tonight... up next. remember.. we're always on at ktnv.com and on our free ktnv mobile app. >>> breaking news. tonight, we start with a new hurricane watch, just issued. two systems. one growing in the atlantic. the other, in the gulf. plus, back-to-back major hurricanes now targeting hawaii. >>> terror takedown. one of the most wanted terrorists killed tonight. the number-two man for isis. a $5 million bounty on his head, as new details come in about an american woman held hosta

in manhattan, i'm marcia kramer, cbs 2 news. >>> the sanitation commissioner says it has been difficult to educate residents about the change in pickups. she wants new yorkers to know that trucks come back at night to get the garbage missed in the morning. and we also reached out to the mayor's office, which referred us back to their sanitation department. >>> now to the search for an armed robber targeting cell phone stores in brooklyn and queens. cbs 2 scott rapaport has more on the man police >> reporter: nypd surveillance video shows an aggressive gunman bursting into a cell phone store in east new york, weapon drawn, and pointing it at an employee, and demanding cash. >> seeing this right now, i'm scared of going in any shop. anything can happen. >> police say it happened yesterday. at this metro pcs, on 416 new lots avenue. >> he could have shot the person by mistake. and just because. counter and he took everything from the cashier. >> cops say it is part of a city-wide robbery pattern involving six different cell phone stores in brooklyn and queens since mid june. five of them m

i'd like to have you meet my business partner, paul kramer. lemonis: okay.you to meet marcus lemonis. lemonis: how are you? i'm marcus. nice to meet you. paul: thank you for joining us here. lemonis: absolutely. how do you share roles and responsibilities? paul: operations for me. i have restaurant background. lemonis: what are the numbers here? paul: we're doing $4 million. -i can go back and -- -mike: no, we weren't that high. -paul: don't think so? -mike: nope. paul: we did, yeah. lemonis: so the numbers aren't crystal clear? -paul: yes. -mike: yeah. lemonis: i don't know what just happened. paul answers my question, and then mike says he's wrong. and quite frankly, they both look totally lost. -how many stores exist today? -mike: there's five stores. bob farrell started the company back in 1963. when we started the company, he came up to the opening. he goes, "guys, you did it. -this is farrell's." -lemonis: oh, that's awesome. paul: my uncle would take me to farrell's growing up. and farrell's is part of families. it was part of mine, and it's part of m

store, mary lou re tter, calvin johnson, and list car driver, and country music sensation, janet kramer. >> the new season of "dancing with the stars" premieres on monday, september 12 at 5:00 p.m. here on abc7. i'm putting my money on hernandez the million dollar smile and her gym routine. she has it all going on. >> firefighters rescue a sea lion from the flames. >> moment of impact, incredible rescue that happened moments after the ten car highway collision. >> a look outside and we will talk to mike, a great shot back with the forecast in a at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists. polident's unique m

when he was in that motion is when detective kramer fired. thank god he did. otherwise we could be in a disastrous situation here and have a seriously injured or dead law enforcement officer because this guy was hell bent he didn't want to go back to jail. >> our cameras rolling when law enforcement arrested williams' fugitive. the suspect's handgun stolen from a previous area burglary. we will stay on top of this story and bring you the latest av ble. details be >>> a loaded handgun on a bay area high school campus. officers were serving a search warrant for a 17-year-old student yesterday when apparently they found that gun. a school resource officer finding it under the teen's clothes. he has been charged with possession of weapon on school property. that's a third degree felony. right now at 5:00, 15 new of the zika virus here in florida. nine of those in the bay area. all but one of the cases is travel related. a non-travel-related case was confirmed today in beach county. this comes after another case wadiscovered yesterday. the city of st. pete hoping t

cbs 2 news political reporter marsha kramer has this one. >> an unidentified captain here at the midtown south precinct received death threats and cops are in a bizarre series of incident involving calls on the emergency radio channels. at least a dozen calls have been received the last month to this weekend, sources say. officials say they have stolen police radio, rather someone who may have obtained the police radio frequency. the latest calls included radio 1013 call, an officer in need of help, it sent cops scurrying. >> he is tying up all the frequencies and causing officers to respond at high rates of speed, which puts the public at risk. >> association president roy richter worried threats to a midtown south captain, a death threatvulei 30th. >> remember how you put me in jail? i am out now and coming to put a bullet in your head. >> it is a terroristic threat against an officer, it is unacceptable, it is horrible, and needs to be prosecuted and will be. >> sources say the calls tie up channels and prevent real emergency calls from going out. over the weekend, police moved handle

"the new york times" moscow correspondent andrew kramer, is one of the reporters who wrote the story,e joins us nownd from moscow. andrew, thanks for being with us. andrew, first of all, tell us exactly what it was that they found. what were these ledgers, whereed was the money coming from, what were the payments for? >> those are all very good questions, thank you. the ledger is called in ukraine the black ledger, a collection of papers, perhaps 400 pages, as you mentioned, with handwritten notes describing payments from the party of regions which is a pro-russian political party that paul manafort worked for before becoming manager of the republican campaign this year in the united states.te the outlays described in this ledger included legitimate campaign expenses such as advertising, travel for candidates, and also illegal activities under any definition such as payments to the electoral commission of ukraine, members of the electoral commission receiving moneys from this same fund.u according to ledger, there is also mention of paul manafort. at the same time you have aav payment

kramer.>>> let's look at what's happening out there right now. showers of to our north, they are winding down. we'll keep a close eye what's happening overnight for you. in the meantime, dryer air moving in from the middle of the week. the valley storm chances are >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, curtis "50 cent" jackson, from "narcos," wagner moura, and music from kongos, with cleto and the cletones. and now, back in action, here's [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: hi, everybody. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the

. >> reporter: david kramer dealt with russia as deputy assistant secretary of state during the george w. bush administration. >> he's either getting terrible advice, or he has no understanding of the kind of russia we're dealing with today. >> reporter: russia annexed crimea, and sent troops into eastern ukraine. craig boswell, cbs news, the white house. >>> no more delays in the trial of a man accused of killing sierra lamar. antolin garcia-torres is accused of killing lamar in 2012. her body has never been found. >>> a bay area man died in a southern california rave over the weekend. the victim was 22-year-old derrek lee from san francisco. he was one of three who died during the hard summer music festival. no cause of death, yet. >>> the first korean war memorial on the west coast has been unveiled. hundreds of veterans and their families were on hand this morning, with a ribbon cutting at the san francisco national cemetery in the presidio. the memorial took seven years to construct. >>> 2200 korean war veterans are buried at that cemetery. >>> the giants and the a's, both making

three days a nearly 200 were injured and $1 million in property damage -- in crown heights, marcia kramer cbs2 news. >> this festival is scheduled commemoration ceremony. >> a frightening discovery -- video shows strangers begin into their house while they were sleeping. drivers beware -- a city strapped for cash is considered a -- considering a ticket blitz. >> devastation in louisiana and california -- live with more -- good evening, scott. >> good evening. the fires in california are remarkable to see. hundreds of people at least one of the fires investigators believe was started intentionally. >> then the floods in louisiana -- historic -- at least 10 people have died. we'll take you to both of the scenes tonight on the cbs evening news at 6:30. >> tonight -- >> >>> 4>> isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're trying to master. isaac, are you ready? yeah. brazen burglars are on the loose in nassau sunday -- fo

we just created the mariel and kramer park.as the wife of one of the mayors of paterson, new jersey, who is still living. she is not still living. she was a great person. she got me interested in the falls. she got me into the preservation. preservation does not mean putting ropes around a place so people can't see it really or touch it. no, this is a very part of our community. it is a lifeline. we try to make it a destination, this national park, so that people will come here from all over the world. we want more to come. and so we are very proud of our national park, and i very proud of the park service. they do a fantastic part day in and day out. most of the time, we take it for granted, that we don't do that in paterson. they made a very, very severe move to make sure the immunity is involved day in and day out at the paterson great falls. we have grown, the park has grown in a very short period of time. a lot of visitors are coming here from all over the world. we have legislation for it, we had it passed, thanks to the

with me now, one of the lead reporters on this piece, on this investigation, andrew kramer, a moscowspondent for "the new york times." andrew, thanks for joining me. cnn just confirmed actually that paul manafort is now under investigation in ukraine for receiving illegal payments. this goes directly to what you were investigating. what led you to this investigation, what led you to this handwritten ledger? >> well, thank you very much for having me on the show. before manafort was manager of the republican party campaign in the united states, he had another job. that job was adviser to the pro-russian political party in ukraine. now, i covered the revolution in ukraine two years ago and a curious document surfaced. one of hundreds thousands of documents that came out of the government and released and stored in various locations in kiev. the thinking is if there was mention of manafort in some of these documents that had been released, there was likely to be more. so we set about investigating manafort's business activities, activities in ukraine, based upon this evidence which had

it's in the kramer hill neighborhood of camden. since the plant shut down more than 30 years ago, the site is now filled with wildlife. there are plans for trails and a nature preserve, which will open next spring. >>> new at 11:00, the new jersey department of education is giving the go ahead to shut down an elementary school. the office of school facilities and finance handed down a ruling that florence evans elementary school will close next july 1st. the district put a transition plan into place. the school will stay open for grades one through five for this school year. >>> you've got to see this next story. the little boy making big history. we check in with zion harvey one year after he got brand new hands as the country's youngest ever hand transplant. >>> and a thank you seven decades in the making. how this world war ii hero is being honored in south jersey tonight. >>> a memorial service was held tonight for a deaf man shot and killed last week by a north carolina state trooper. police say the trooper tried to pull over

. >> he spoke to cbs 2 political reporter marcia kramer about how it will be different under his successor. marcia. >>reporter: mary and chris, bill bratton put in his walking papers yesterday with mayor de blasio facing re-election and poll numbers showing he's not very popular. the strategy was to hand over the baton smooth, the transition seamless. i was surprised at the commissioner's answer when i asked if the department would change under his successor. will be different in that jimmy is prepared with his neighborhood policing plan the ability of the department to address the racial divide. jimmy, i think, is going to have significant gains on dealing with the racial tension in this city. >>reporter: police commissioner bill bratton in a frank assessment of how the department's mission and focus will change once james o'neill takes up the reigns of power at the nypd. bratton says o'neill will have -- >> the resources to do t. he has the leadership to do it, he >>reporter: bratton's remarks showing how the world of policing has changed in the 31 months since he assume command of the n

kramer.>>> let's look at what's happening out there right now. showers of to our north, they are winding down. we'll keep a close eye what's happening overnight for you. in the meantime, dryer air moving in from the middle of the week. the valley storm chances are not going to return until >> today on "fablife"... >> hit the runway with floral-inspired fashion. >> plus, simple tips to save money... save up to 30% to 60% off in may on athletic apparel and shoes. ...and time. this is one of my favorite pieces of advice. if you actually go to the left in a theme park, you'll save yourself a ton of time. >> and chef bruce kalman. >> plus, long-lasting lip color for spring and summer. >> peel-it-off lip stain that'll last you into the evening. >> whoa! >> i did not see that coming. (cheers and applause) welcome to "fablife"! we are celebrating spring while getting ready for summer today. >> whoo! yes. >> are you guys ready? you're ready? >> i'm so ready. >> i live for the summer. >> do you? >> absolutely. >> we all do. i'm excited. >> it's like school

marcia kramer with the story. >> reporter: it took them five months, but to answer the question. human members of the de blasio administration did it take to mess up and mistakenly allow nursing home to be developed into the luxury condos despite city deed restrictions? >> reporter: in total reviewed by no fewer than 40 administration officials including three agency heads and three deputy mayors. >> reporter: the stunning findings about the house deal the state attorney general are also probing how high level people at city hall knew about proposal and they did nothing to stop it. they pointed out that the first deputy was getting the reports about the deal. stating that the department of city wide administration services were going to remove their deed restrictions, limiting the use of the nursing home. >> and he did not recall having read them. >> reporter: and under the deal, the developer would call the group headed by joel landow to buy that property million, paying them $16 million. three months later they were sold for $116 million. a $72 million profit. they did not inte

marcia kramer, cbs 2 news. >> the nypd reported that during the first three months of this year, washington each had two arrests for grand larceny and the nypd made no drug arrests in washington square park during that same time. >>> a wake is being held right now for the queens woman who was murdered while out on her evening run. karina vetrano's family and friends are gathered at a funeral home as police try to uncover clues that will lead to her killer. cbs 2's jessica layton live in ozork >> reporter: dana, this has been the scene of so much pain and knowing that karina vetrano's killer is still out there is not bringing any peace of mind to the hundreds who have been here today to support the family that this beautiful woman leaves behind. with heartbroken hugs, friends and relatives of the vetrano family embraced one another outside of the funeral home in ozone park. there, they began their painful good-byes to karina vetrano while trying to come >> i said to the father, i don't know what to say. for the first time in my life i have nothing to say. >> all you could say is how sorry i

rajini: thank you very much, david kramer. >> thank you.rajini: in other news from around the world, a senior u.s. defense official told the bbc that the leader of the so-called islamic state in afghanistan and pakistan has been killed in a u.s. drone strike. the afghan ambassador to pakistan has said other i.s. commanders were killed in the attack. andident santos of colombia a nicolas maduro of a venezuela have reached an agreement to partially reopen their borders on saturday. pedestrians will be able to cross 5 designated spaces for 15 hours a day. venezuela close to the border a year ago on security grounds. hasfrench resort of cannes banned for body head covering swimsuits on its beaches. the ban on the so-called burkinis follows a series of extremist attacks in france. the mayor of cannes said ostentatious displays of religious affiliation could disrupt public order. anyone wearing the government could face a fine of $40. a top american diplomat has apologized to one of india's most famous actors after he was detained at los angeles

yesterday giuliani told our marcia kramer his remarks were taken out of context. >> it would be impossible for me to forget about september 11th, 2001. i think of it everyday. >> giuliani also pointed out that he referred to 9/11 earlier in his speech. >>> time now is 4:38. a major highway shutdown and thousands told to evacuate as powerful wildfire raging out west. >>> and the death toll climbs following historic flooding in louisiana, but is the threat over for residents as they begin to assess the damage? >>> my mother was disgusted. it's just not fair to her. crown heights. now controversy on how the anniversary is being commemorated. >>> after some stormy weather overnight, we're starting to see things calm down, but then we're going to warm up. stray shower early, and then falling humidity. still toasty numbers coming up traffic and weather on the 2s fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, and right now you can get 100 meg internet with equal uplo

. >> country music sensation janet kramer. >> the new season of "dancing with the stars" premiers onday at a special time. catch it at 5:00 p.m. right here on abc7. it's so we can bring you the 49ers regular season opener live from levis stadium. live coverage of monday night football begins at 7:00 p.m. september 12th. >> good line up. the bay area is as we know it, beautiful place to live and viewers prove it every day. >> yes. jessica posted this picture of a sunset. >> we just love these shots. want to update the forecast. >> coming up in 53 minutes might not be as colorful. we have a little patch of coastal clouds but it will be bright out there. statewide, bright with high temperatures interior sections of the state mainly in the 80s to 90. 95 in fresno. here in the bay area, mild to warm with highs on the coast and low to mid-60s around the bay. low to mid-70s inland. low to mid-80s. here is the accu-weather forecast. mid-70s around the bay. low 60s on the coast. monday, starting to warm up and by tuesday, looking at 90s inland and 80s around the bay. >> did you notice this? >

. >> you know it, remind me of the kramer on that road -- >> oh, i remember that. >> moisturize the skin? >> yes, good times. >> newsman there, like he's the meal. >> am i loving? >> we could go on and on with seinfeld rev ren cents. love you, jill, see you tomorrow. >> i know i can. >> all right, turning now to the latest in campaign 2016. >> both candidates are working hard to persuade voters. republican nominee donald trump continues to court minority voters. and the campaign stop in ohio trump promised inner cities would become safer under his administration. hillary clinton meanwhile was in los angeles yesterday, where she made a late night talk show appearance. >> republican advise president al nominee mike pence is stomping in the delaware valley today. the indianna governor's first stop will be in king of prussia for a private event. then later pence is holding public rally at 4:00 p.m. at worth and company in pipers ville. that will construction company is condition of many stops on the campaign trail where the governor will focus on americans jobs, and job creation. >> democrat

we just completed the maryland kramer park which is on one side of the falls. mary ellen kramer was the wife of one of the mayors of paterson new jersey who still living. she is not still living. she was a great person. she got managers in the falls. she got me interested in preservation. preservation does not mean putting routes around the place so people can't see it really or touch it. no, this is a very part of our community. it's a lifeline. we tried to make it a destination, this national park so people will come here and from all over the world. we want more to come so we are very proud of our national park and i'm part -- very proud of the park service. they do a fantastic job a in and day out. most of the time we take them for granted. we don't do that in paterson. they made a very severe move to make sure the communities involved day in and day out at paterson great falls. the park is grown in a short period of time. a lot of this coming from all over the world. now we have the stadium which we had legislation for. we got a pass thanks to the help of

infamous, newest season of "dancing with the stars" is revealed on >> country music sensation janet kramerew season of "dancing with the stars" premiers on monday at a special time. catch it at 5:00 p.m. right here on abc7. it's so we can bring you the 49ers regular season opener live from levis stadium. live coverage of monday night football begins at 7:00 p.m. september 12th. >> good line up. the bay area is as we know it, beautiful place to live and our viewers prove it every day. >> yes. jessica posted this picture of sunset. >> we just love these shots. want to update the forecast. >> coming up in 53 minutes might not be as colorful. we have a little patch of coastal clouds but it will be bright out there. statewide, bright with high temperatures interior sections of the state mainly in the 80s to 90. 95 in fresno. here in the bay area, mild to warm with highs on the coast and low to mid-60s around the bay. low to mid-70s inland. low to mid-80s. here is the accu-weather forecast. mid-70s around the bay. low 60s on the coast. monday, starting to warm up and by tuesday, looking at 90s i

would you please welcome kramer! [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, no. >> oh, hi. >> see, the beauty of my book is, if you don't have a coffee table, it turns into a coffee table. [ cheers and applause ] >> look at this! >> i'm telling you. this guy is bonkos! he really is! >> but he's adorable. >>is. he's a nice looking guy. [ laughter ] >> all over my dress! >> all over my kathie lee casual. >> he is the funniest guy on tv. aficionado. every single night. >> 11:00, right? >> yeah. >> you have been for how many years now? >> they have been on for 25 years. >> we used to say we were a show about nothing. you know, when we came on our show, we had no idea what we were going to talk about, no writers, no production meeting. and then seinfeld said his show was about nothing. he had a lot more success. >> he blew that right open. >> good for our friend, jimmy fallon, the host of the 2017 golden globe awards airing here on nbc in january. he's hosted an awards show before. he hosted the emmys in 2010. i think he's going to b