we're here with kristen wiig. i want to talk about the movie.eth: you're wonderful in it. it's a bit of a different part for you, it's is a very serious movie, based on a novel by the same name. you play sort of a boozy mom. tell us a little bit about her. >> i thought you were going to make a joke about how that wasn't a stretch. just kidding. yeah, our friend, mari heller adopted the screen play and directed it. she did such an amazing job. its such a beautiful film. yeah, it's based on a true story. this teenager in the '70s who basically has an affair with her mom's boyfriend, which everyone should do. [ laughter ] that's the moral of the movie. [ laughter ] no, it's just a really beautiful coming of age, i don't how to describe it. >> seth: it's a really interesting movie to me because of the actress, is it bel powley? >> bel powley. she is unbelievable in this movie. >> seth: she's fantastic. >> like, i relish, yeah. >> seth: she could be playing -- she's obviously a teenager who's trying so much harder to be older and you seem to be a mot

kristen and eric? >> the latest cal fire estimate of the fire shows how large it is, the fire started saturday nearlien valley south of glenn brook and has spread east to the adams area through pine grove and past middle town and southeast to hidden valley lake. thousands are forced from their homes because of the fires and mandatory evacuation orders include highway 175 and highway 29, north of calistoga, and highways 29 and 53 if lower lake and several communities including middletown and hidden valley lakes as we have told you. advisory evacuations have been issued along fine plat road in issued along fine plat road in healdsburg and in taking shelter. january -- janet has that story. >> this is the second time evacuees are at the fair grounds which is devastating. though are pulling together and trying to keep their spirits high and helping each other out. the anybodies continue to grow as the threat of the fire remains. more people are headed here to the fair grounds. people we spoke with said whi

kristen? >> thank you. abc7 news anchor ama daetz is in washington, dc, to cover the pope's visit and tomorrow's canonization of father serra. this is live pictures of the pope right now at the basilica in santiago, cuba and looking shortly to come to washington, dc. ama daetz will have reports later right here on abc7 news. >> we have traffic trouble on highway 238. >> indeed much the trouble is congestion at this point because c.h.p. did issue a sig-alert here for northbound 238 because of the officer involved shooting and she has more details. they have since re-opened after conducting some investigation on 238 which happen at east 14th causing quite a backup through castro valley. since they rewe are dealing with delays east 14th street is still closed. 580, not bad, looking clear when you are beyond 238 but before you get there you may have to deal with slow-and-go traffic which is dissipate. we are have much better conditions pushing in the westboundy so if you give yourself a few extra minutes you wi

kristen fisher is live in washington with more on this story. hi, kristen. >> hey, good morning. so, you know, most of the republican presidential candidates are laying low this labor day weekend but not hillary clinton. today she starts a two-day swing through iowa where she is expected to focus on her plan to raise wages for middle class families and yesterday she was in new hampshire where she picked up an endorsement from the state's senior senator democrat jeanne shaheen but, you know, no matter where she goes, questions about her private e-mail server continue to follow her. yesterday we learned clinton personally paid a staffer to maintain staffer in her home, the staple staffer who invoked his fifth amendment rights before the house select committee on benghazi. >> with respect to personal services that he provided to me and my family, we obviously paid for those services and did so because during a period of time we continued to need his technical assistance, and i think that's in the public record. >> reporter: clinton is also opening the door to more democratic preside

i'm eric thomas. >> and i'm kristen sze. hope you enjoy the blood moon sight. let's check in with meteorologist -- >> leyla, you have your degree. i wanted to make sure. congratulations. >> i got my degree. all right. we can all wipe the spet swet from your brow because it looks like we are going to be starting to experience cooler temperatures. here is a look at the golden gate bridge. it is a bit foggy, not here so much, visibility not too much of an issue. current conditions looking a little more mild. 55 degrees in san francisco, 60 degree

. >> nbc's kristen welker. kristen, thank you. >>> overseas as the migrant crisis intensifies, pope francis today called on every catholic church in europe to take in refugees and said the vatican would do its part by providing shelter to two families in the coming days. as that papal plea was made, the march of migrants and refugees into europe continued today. our chief foreign correspondent richard engel has our report. >> reporter: it was obvious today why so many migrants are sking everything to go to germany. [ speaking foreign language ] >> europe's richest country is taking the moral high ground and opening its doors. so is neighboring austria where today hundreds of volunteers drove in a convoy to offer food, toys and transportation. they're going to extra lengths in part because hungary's treatment has been an embarrassment to europe, pulling migrants off trains and making them walk, but if hungary thought it could stop the flow it was wrong. >> migrants in the thousands are still streaming into hunga

let's speak to kristen at the united nation and united nations for us and kristen good to see you andhat is the pope expected to say and do when he visits the united nations tomorrow morning? >> well, tony, the pope is coming here to united nations to kickoff a major u.n. event what is the largest gathering of world leaders in u.n. history and more than 150 world leaders are expect to gather here over this weekend to kickoff what is known as the, sorry a little distraction there. >> no worries. >> coming to kickoff the sustainable development goals. this is a summit of wide ranging goals agreed on by all nations in the world, they are coming to put their support behind this, wide ranging goal and 17 of them that include ending ofty to combatting climate change. they are supposed to be reached by 15 years from now in 2030 the goal is to achieve all of these aims and the pope is the keynote address. of course these are themes that are close to his heart. we heard him talking about climate change and heard him talking about helping the poor in congress earlier today and he is expected to

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let's go back then to kristen welker. kristen, how do you read what you made from secretary clinton? and making a distinction of when she was secretary and the situation on the ground right now. >> reporter: you are hearing her distance herself from president obama's foreign policy to some extent. this is something we have heard from her in the past and underscores the fact she's got to walk a very fine line on this. she wants to appear robust and she wants to remind people that she advocated for arming the opposition forces very early on before the president was on board with that strategy. at the same time, this is going to be a very hot button issue on the campaign trail. as you know, republicans have slammed president obama for his foreign policy in syria and in iraq in terms of fighting isis. so she has to be careful not to go too far over to sounding like republicans essentially in her criticism of president obama so that's why you're hearing her choose her words very carefully but, kate, i think as we look forward

eric, kristen. >>> it's just about 5:48.art is planning to give out thousands of dollars in free rides next week. >>> and what women need to know first, new results on breast cancer research. >>> and what's cause ago big drop in gasoline prices across the country. >>> and you can keep tabs on weather and traffic throughout the commercial break with abc 7 "news now," looking at the embarcadero in san francisco and the gorgeous ferry building the gorgeous ferry building ther >>> good morning. 5:50. a look from our twin peaks camera down to san francisco you see that layer of fog, low clouds, whatever you want to call it between us and those pretty lights. we will have more on the forecast coming up in just a couple minutes. >>> the family of a 14-year-old who was hit and killed in san jose donated his organs over the weekend. according to our media partner lucas angelo was pronounced brain dead friday, two days after being@d hit outsid mini high school. police say he ran in front of a car after crossing the street. his family

. >> and i'm kristen sze. in addition to schools reopen, disaster recovery centers are opening today to help victims of both the valley and butte fires. amy is live in middletown with the latest. >> reporter: yeah, life even back at school is a little different now, kristen. look behind me from students are helping unload some donated items that just came in from the community of princeton, which is south of chico. fire victims are at school, though, both students and teachers who lost their homes are here. it's like the first day of school jitters all over again, instead of being nervous about meeting new friends, kids are worried about what to say to them. >> i'm not really sure how it's going to go. like there's so many people who have gone through a lot. i kind of don't know how to handle it. >> reporter: you can see what some students have gone through just a few blocks away from school. neighborhoods are still in ruins from the valley fire, which destroyed more than 1200 homes. school administrators expe

63 miles per hour making it into cupertino and highway 85, 17, 87, all now back to eric thomas and kristen sze. >> apple unveiled new products including new phones and tablets. >> here is the tech bytes. >> apple unveiling the latest products with the new iphone 61 have a new special feature

editor jial columnist ruth marc and kristen welker, covering the political campaign. first to you, ruth, constitutional law is pretty clear. i thought this we had resolved this back when john f. kennedy was running and went to houston, gave a speech explaining that the church, the vatican would not rule him, that he would take an oath to uphold the constitution of the united states. it came up again when jimmy carter, you know, reborn christian, baptist, was running in 1976. >> i don't think you need to be a lawyer or spend a minute in law school to know this is really outrageous, really not consistent with american values and really shameful. i would like to know what dr. carson would say to the third grade girl who is muslim but who stands up in class every morning and says the pledge of allegiance and explain to her why she can't think of herself as in his view, as a possible president of the united states. it's just wrong. and other republican candidates

good morning, everyone, i am eric thomas. >> i am kristen sze.morning and cal fire is investigating a reported fatality. >> flames have scorched 50,000 acres. the fire is zero per accept contained and it has moved into three counties now, napa, sonoma, and lake counties, and middle town and hidden valley lake are among the hardest hit communities. governor brown has declared a "state of emergency," and will meet with officials today. at least 400 homes have been destroyed and many more are threatened. mandatory evacuations are in effect and 17,000 have been forced out of their homes and self evacuation centers are open now and many schools are closed for the day. we are in the community of middletown which was especially hard hit. >> we are standing in front of one of 400 homes destroyed with just the foundation standing. the garage and all you see is the burned truck inside and the melted garage door. that is how we were able to figure out this was a garage. here is video of the fire from over the weekend, it is still bumping out of control. it

. >> let's go to kristen who is live for us at u.n.rters in new york and kristen who else did we hear from at that summit? >> well we heard from some united states major allies like the united kingdom and turkey and saudi arabia and perhaps more interesting is who we did not hear from, iran, major ally of the syrian president bashar al-assad was not invited to take part in the event and russia sent a low-level diplomate and despite talk from vladimir pootin and about and tear terrorism and i.s.i.l. and they have an event on counter terrorism in the security council on wednesday and the russian ambassador to the united nations making no secret of their displeasure the united states held this separate event calling it disrespectful and saying it was under mining, the u.n. by working outside of the security council and nonetheless many countries did take part and 100 were inviting and heard from turkey and interesting and a major power broker in the region drawing parallels between i.s.i.l. and its own fight against the pkk the kurdistan

. >> reporter: kristen got unnerving news while owl jogging this evening. 19 year old woman was robbed while out for a run just like kristen. >> i mean you're not thinking somebody will be following you about to rob you. >> especially around here. >> get your work out. >>> around 1:00 monday afternoon 19-year-old was mug at bailey and fitzwaters road in the brain mauer section of radnor township a block away from kristen jogs. >> especially like in the middle of the day. just going for a run broad daylight. >> yeah. >> that's crazy. >> radnor township police say the victim is a college student who was jogging through a neighborhood on the way to a local park when the suspect approached her. police say she was wearing ear buds and didn't hear the guy coming. >> she ended up feeling somebody grab her by the waist, um, pull her backwards as she began to struggle, the male pulled himself away from her and grabbed her cell phone and her ear buds. >> reporter: people in the neighborhood where it happened are stunned. >> i have 18-year-old daughter in college righ

. >> kristen fisher live in washington with more on these new revelations. kristen? >> reporter: well, this is northern because it's the strongest indication so far that dlinton's deleted e-mails could be recovered. "washington post" is reporting the denver-based technology company that managed clinton's private server is saying it has no knowledge of the server ever being wiped clean, but even if it was wiped clean it appears who did it did not do a very good job, according to an intelligence source familiar with the ongoing investigation who has the fbi investigators remaining confident they will be able to recover the deleted e-mails. you have to keep in mind there's a big difference between deleting e-mails and wiping a server. clinton said repeatedly she did delete the e-mails but so far refused to say whether or not she wiped the server clean. it was a point pressed by our own ed henry at a campaign event last month. >> you were the official in charge. did you wipe the server? >> like with a cloth or showering. you know how it works digitally >> i don't know ho

you see the hit lists can have real consequences. >> kristen fisher, thank you, kristen. >>> detailsing fire on board a british airways plane. we know the plane was speeding up for takeoff when the engine caught fire, forcing the pilot to hit the brakes. passengers on board scrambling to slide down an emergency chute as smoke poured from the plane. >>> i was one of the first people off the plane and i looked up, seemed to be about twice the height of the aircraft. >> 27 people had been treated for minor injuries, twice as many as an initial report. the cause of the fire still under investigation. >>> protesters planning to gather baltimore today as lawyers are arguing a venue change for the officers that were charged in the freddie gray case. a judge expected to consider whether the unrest triggered by gray's death sets up an unfair trial for each of the individuals. baltimore mayor stefphanie rawlings-blake defending the settlement for the family. >> the city's decision to settle the case should not be interpreted as passing any judgment on guilt or innocence of the officers. >> she

nbc's kristen welker is live at the white house with more. kristen, good morning. >> reporter: craig, good morning to you. could this be the moment that deflates the trump balloon? that is the question on everyone's mind this afternoon after the republican front-runner allowed offensive comments about the president and muslims to go unchecked. today, trump and almost every other presidential candidate, are back on the trail for what will be a very busy weekend of campaigning. ten gop hopefuls descending on south carolina friday night, but front runner donald trump was a no-show, canceling last minute. trump's campaign says he wasn't there because trump was closing a business deal if still, the cancellation came on the heels of this controversial moment after a new hampshire town hall thursday. >> we have a problem in this country. it's called muslims. we know our current president is one. you know he's not even american. >> we need this question, this first question. >> reporter: trump was immediately slammed from all sides for failing to cor

kristen and eric? >> the pope's choice of a ride is giving an automaker a boost in sales in the money report. >> a horrific details on seattle bridge. >> new trouble for hillary clinton with the new lead rival, bernie sanders has a lead over her in a critical state. her in a critical state. stay tuned. female announcer: sleep traends sunday.st event don't miss your chance to get sleep train's very best mattresses at the guaranteed lowest price. plus, pay no interest for three years on beautyrest black, stearns & foster, serta icomfort, even tempur-pedic. and rest even better with sleep train's risk-free 100-day money back guarantee. but the best rest event ends sunday at sleep train. ...guaranteed! ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >> los altos, antioch, petaluma, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> good morning, everyone, at 5:12 on friday. you are looking at our twin peaks camera at san francisco's lights and the beauty with not much in the way of clouds. mike is falling

eric and kristen? >> the father of 8-year-old murder victim madyson middleton will rally in santa cruz outside the courthouse are her accused killer will appear. the news reporter is in santa cruz. matt? >> yes, this is a tough day here in santa cruz. the death of madyson middleton and the brutal christmas -- crime rocked the community with a hearing for the teen accused of killing her. the father of madyson middleton, michael, wants to focus on his daughter not on the killer. he is holding a rally in her honor outside the courthouse in santa cruz today. he will take place before the court hearing for adrian gonzalez, charged at able 15 with the murder and kidnapping and sexual assault of eight-year-old girl. she vanished at the art centers in santa cruz on july 26. police found her body the next day, inside a recycling bin at the complex. the community has supported the family and last month hundreds attend add public memorial for her at the kaiser permanente arena. the mayor declared october 5 as mad

thank you very much, kristen welker. see you again from the white house. >> thanks. >>> let's get some more now on the pope and nbc's claudio, let's talk about the pope's schedule for the day at which point does he reach the beautiful and old i think national historic register of the basilica behind you? >> reporter: the pope is supposed to land here at 9:30, so he arrives here at the basilica half an hour later. at 10:30, he is expected to hold a mass inside the basilica and another 1,200 people attended, selected by the archdiocese of philadelphia. well, i can see behind the camera here, there's already a couple -- well, like a hundred people already waiting. three hours to go to the mass. not many. usually you see a lot more gathering up, but probably it's because people are finding it quite difficult to move around this morning. well, last night. as a matter of fact, when we arri arrived, eight feet tall metal fences and concrete barriers were put around the city. roadblocks everywhere. magnetometers. quite difficult

kristen saloomey went along. >> reporter: east meets world and the world's most populist county inspires fashion designers. it's the latest exhibit on the metropolitan museum called "through the looking glass", and there's no shortage of people wanting a glimpse of the designs. the costume institute held a star-studded fundraiser to kick off the show. as in the past, celebrities made it new york's social event of the year. now the exhibit is a must-see event. china through the looking glass broke attendance records through the institute, more than 660,000 visitors. that's amongst exhibits of all time. it is so popular, they presented the show through monday. it's an appeal going through the fashion world. >> the demography is not just the fashion crowd. it's also skewing to younger audiences. that's heart warming aspect. it's changed the demographic. >> reporter: fashions are displayed with artefacts. the collaboration celebrates a 100th anniversary and broadens the show's appeal. film clips and music add to the ambience. it's stunning. it gives you chills. >> we were excited to see our

. >>> kristen berset joins us from redskins park out in ashburn.hat did you think of the performance yesterday? >> reporter: well, everybody wants a win in week one, but there are a lot more positives than negatives to take from this game and that's the way the redskins were looking at this. it's a busy monday here in ashburn including news why >>> now wusa9 game on sports with kristen berset brought to you by xfinity. >> reporter: welcome back. we're live at redskins park in ashburn, a busy day here as the team tries to regroup from sunday's loss to miami, a frustrating one, but there's plenty more positives than negatives to be taken from this game and that's what the players are focusing on. frank shanahan -- hanrahan has more on how the players are keeping their heads up and moving forward. >> reporter: special teams play, penalties, blowing a 10- point lead, but no, no, we're going to focus on the positives from the redskins' loss to the miami dolphins 17-10. how about alfred morris on the ground over 100 yards and tight end jordan reed grabbi

kristen walker has more on her personal e-mail account. >> reporter: the washington post reporting the company that managed her private e-mail server says it has no knowledge of the server being wiped, meaning some of clinton's 30,000 e-mails she says were delete may be recoverable t. clinton campaign isn't commenting on that report. it's a topic clinton has tried to downplay in the past. >> what like with a cloth or something? >> the issue continues to take a to him t. latest "cbs news" ugov poll has him topping her in iowa 43 to 33%, in new hampshire, 52 to 30. vice president biden who hasn't announced a run comes in third in both matchups. >> i think we are generating a lot of excitementment not only in iowa and new hampshire. but all across this country. >> that means larger voter turnout. >> clinton holds a more than 20,000 lead in south carolina. the majority of democrats polled say the e-mail issue just didn't matter. >> that was kristen welker reporting. >>> some amazing images to show you of a volcano erupting on a japanese island. mount aso erupted monday morning. police evac

kristen saloomey went along >>> east meets west.when the world's most populous country inspired a famous fashion designer. it's the latest exhibit the met toll tan museum instituted, called "chib e through the looking glass." and there's no shortage of people wanting a glimpse of the designs of john galiano and another. the costume institute held a star-studded fundraiser to kick off the show. as in the past, celebrities made it new york's social event of the year. now the exhibit is a must-see event. "china through the looking glass" broke attendance records through the institute, more than 660,000 visitors. that's amongst the top 10 exhibits of all time for the met. it is so popular, they presented the show through monday. it's an appeal going through the fashion world. . >> there's a large percentage of chinese videos, and the democracy was also skewing to younger audiences. that's heart warming aspect. it's changed the demographic. [ technical difficulty ] the collaboration celebrates a 100th anniversary and broadens the show's

nbc's kristen dahlgren has the story. >> basically i'm okay.take a little more time to heal. >> reporter: james blake has faced tough opponents on the tennis court. but last wednesday he was tackled by an undercover police officer while he was standing outside a manhattan hotel. what goes through your mind after that? are you scared? >> i was very scared. never once was there officer stated, i'm officer so-and-so, never a name given. >> reporter: police thought blake was a suspect in a credit card theft ring. >> look at this badge, it's in my pocket here. it shows i was a player with the u.s. open. i have nothing to do with whatever you guys are looking for. >> reporter: blake said he was handcuffed for ten minutes. he doesn't blame racial profiling, but said it was excessive force. >> it was completely unnecessary, whether i was a criminal or not. >> reporter: the officer in the video is now on modified duty, awaiting an investigation. he was already facing two pending excessive force lawsuits. when you hear about a history of complaints again

eric thomas and kristen sze? >> today is the day star wars fans have been waiting for. merchandise tied to the release of star fathers the force awake bees went open sale at 12:01 a.m. a.m. >> five, four, three, two, >> clouds of fans poured into the disney store in san francisco to shop for the new toys with the first thousand fans receiving a free fan poster and first 100 who made a purchase got a free commemorative pin, the biggest star wars fans in the galaxy. >> huge. want they will since i was little, my parents, their first date was seeing "star wars," in the 70s. they raised he and my sister and brother on it. >> today has been called "first friday," the global event was kickoff with 18 hour live stream on the youtube channel. it hits theaters december 18. it is owned by disney the parent company of abc7. amy hollyfield is at the mall with a report open "force friday," and a mad dash for merchandise. all coming up in 30 minutes. >> next, disruption from above police launched an investigation after a drone crash landing interrupts play at the united states open.

>> kristen how do you boat the heat? do not go outside in the afternoon. at the campbell union school district schools are going to have a half day schedule today. and tomorrow. they are obviously trying to keep their kids out from under the sun. schools across the bay area are trying to pete the heat. the high school football team practices on synthetic turf adding 10- or 15-degrees so it is important the players hydrate before practice starts. >> hydrate. hydrate. hydrate so more. we hydrate in the day. the kids are wall around with gallon jug of water and we have scheduled water breaks and have our water technicians keeping our boys properly hydrate >> coaches have players eat bananas so they do not cramp and inside, homes and farms and businesses do not have air conditioning but despite triple digits in berkeley this was no significant increase in heat-related calls in the east by. campbell union high school district all outdoor activity the next two days is canceled or moved inside. the heat wave is forcing caltrain to run at lower speeds. if san mate

kristen dahlgren at the u.s. open tonight. >>> still ahead, life-saving new information about bringing down blood pressure and preventing heart attacks and strokes. what doctors have discovered. the results so exciting they ended a major study early just to get the word out. >>> also our first look at the surveillance video of tennis star james blake tackled to the ground by an undercover police officer. a case of mistaken identity that has sparked an uproar. >>> there is important health news tonight that doctors are describing as a potential game changer in the way 80 million americans with high blood pressure are treated. the national institutes of health said today that more aggressively lowering target blood pressure would cut the death rate by a staggering 25%. nbc's tom costello has details. >> reporter: it's a significant contributor to two leading causes of death -- heart attacks and strokes. as many as 1 in 3 adults has high blood pressure. the systolic, or top number in the b.p. measures the pressure o

we will tell you in a few minutes how warm it will be today right now, kristen has more news. >> a newrogram to cut waste and feed those in need kick off called "feeding silicon valley," with san jose teaming up with a nonprofit started by a south bay teen. the silicon valley town partnership will make the program a reality with a goal to get levee stadium and grocery stores and restaurants with excess food to donate to feed those in need by connecting the two with new apps. >> thethe national oceanic & atmospheric administration will s an ongate on el nino which continues to build strength and is open track to be the largest and strongest on report. experts say if california sees above formal rain and snow this year it will not be enough to erase four careers of drought. mike will report on the update of el nino. there will be a full report at midday at 11 o'clock this morning. >> unique art pieces are on the auction block featuring the work of amazing artists from the oakland zoo. donna, an african elephant has the second annual art show and giraffes and a cockroach are taking part.

. >> i am kristen sze. >> i am cheryl jennings. >> the first pope to speak at a egypt meeting does not shy away from political topics. apeople are still gathered hoping to get another glimpse. he went to joint base andrews on the way to new york. >> the pope stopped for handshakes and hugs before hopping and the fiat with a brief meeting with the house of representatives speaker boehner and other congressional leaders and he became the first pontiff to make this historic walk down the house chamber center aisle. >> i am most grateful for the invitation to address this joint session of congress. in the land of free and the home of the brave. >> an estimated 50,000 washed on monitors outside the capitol talking about climate, the death penalty, marriage and family and appealed for compassion and hope for refugees. he received a standing ovation on the way out. the pope flies to new york city next where a high school band will welcome him with "new york, new york." >> one lucky teen got close enough to shake hands with the pope. he posted this video to instagram and the maryland native wa

kristen and eric? >> new details of the apple car and a possible release. >> here is the technical bait. >> full speed ahead for the electric car, the "wall street journal" is reporting that the car which may look like this is now officially committed as a roth for the technical giant co-anywayed "titan," and could be available in 2019. >> apple is releasing the lating operating -- latest rating system for the apple watch. >> note stand items the watch into an alarm clock. >> there is still time to >> there is still time to download the droid. >> another thing to put on the lit. those are the tech bytes. >> right now at 4:51 we go back to santiago, cuba, where pope francis has arrived at the basilica. he will deliver mass and have hundreds of thousands again greeting him and listening to the message this and we are watching the pope. pope francis, before he comes to the united states. in a few hours he will depart from cuba and arrived in washington, dc, he will be greeted by rabie, -- greeted presiden

kristen, mrs.l issue, they just can't seem to break apart. >> reporter: no, it's true. and she is trying to hit the restart button, alex. she's going to try to do it over this labor day weekend, by the way. she'll be courting the labor constituency here in iowa. but you're right, it continues to dog her. in part because you have this drip, drip, drip of information. you just mentioned the latest drip, this revelation she and her family paid brian pag liango to set up and maintain her private server, the same aide who said he would be pleading the fifth, refusing to testify before a congressional committee about this very same issue. and that's one of the things that is leading to her poll numbers dropping. and, of course, you're seeing bernie sanders' poll numbers surge. it's in part because of what's happening with clinton, but also this anti establishment outsider sentiment he's really tapping into. he has been campaigning here in iowa this weekend, and he talked about his surge. take a listen to

kristen and eric?e a look at this frightening encounter caught on camera off the coast. >> two men were fishing on ibacks and came face-to-face with a hammerhead shark trying to cash the fish the men caught. and other sharks started to show up. neither map was -- man was injured. >> the shark was letting you do the work and coming to get the fish. >> an error by comcast and this is a multimillion dollar pay out. >> another feather in the cap for google and earning hows now that will drive more people into mountain view. >> first, day in the snow with abc news now with traffic moving mad rattily at the san -- moderately. moderately. the dow is off right now at 215 misswill turn anan asphalt parking lot into a new neighborhood for san franciscans. a vote for "yes" on "d" is definitely a vote for more parks and open space. a vote on proposition "d" is a vote for jobs. campos: no one is being displaced. it's 40% affordable units near the waterfront for regular people. this is just a win-win for our city. i

kristen. >>> at the u.n. elsewhere at that organization u.s. secretary of state john kerry is at a meeting with the iranian foreign minister. this is the first time they've gone together since they earlier talked about the nuclear deal. mr. kerry says the u.n. meeting is a chance to make head way in resolving problems across the middle east. >> i view have week as a major opportunity for number of countries to resolve the issues in the middle east. we need to achieve peace and a way forward in syria, in yemen, and the region itself. i think there are opportunities this week through these discussions to make some progress. >> you're watching al jazeera. good to have your company. stay with us. we're off to japan after this break to go underneath and into the underworld where authorities are moving in on tokyo's criminal gangs. only on al jazeera america. >> al jazeera america primetime. get the real news you've been looking for. at 7:00, a thorough wrap-up of the day's events. then at 8:00, john seigenthaler digs deeper into the stories of the d

. >> i am kristen sze. >> i am eric thomas. we have a lot of evens. mike? >> cooler this morning. we have low clouds along the coast in san francisco and our coast. here are the high clouds later this afternoon. you can see the fog at the golden gate bridge west wind at 13 miles per hour. it will bring a slight bit of relief like it did year. the coast is going to be the most comfortable hanging around 70 today. we are going to hit 92 at noon inland to 98 at, with a lot of areas inland east bay over 100 but this is the last day in and around bay going from 88 to upper 80s by 4:00, and 60s and 70s and 80s in the evening hours. we cannot catch a break. from may by the babe we have trouble. i want to show you at the toll plaza how traffic does not look light. we are looking at stacked conditions as you come away from the maze but at berkeley to emeryville it is trickling in and not too much traffic building. the problem is, we had an early accident a solo spinout that cleared off of 4th street and now a stalled car at 12 miles per hour for a top speed. today is the 14th anniversary o

>> yes, it isa beautiful ride, kristen but it is expensive. new they are looking at cutting back. they are talking about having only one round trip out of tiburon to san francisco a day, which is a significant cut taking them from the seven round trip they now have each day. bad news for commuters who rely on this ride. unless the golden gate bridge district decides to take over the route. the district will be discussing that at the meeting today. this is a first step. they are going to look at what it involves and if it is something to pursue. 1225,000 passengers ride the ferry each year. it is a small ride. it is 20 minutes. it make a big difference in their lives and it will come up today and they discuss it. >>> thanks, amy. new details on a hostage situation that lasted late into the night near los angeles. deputies have confirmed they shot and killed an armed suspect holding at least four people inside a restaurant. the video shows a swat team rubbing inside before the shooting. no one else was injured. doctorly before that, diners rushed out of the restaurant with hands in

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. >> kristen fisher live for us in washington, thank you. hillary clinton now losing steam among democrats as well. one washington insider says she has missed her chance. here's conservative columnist mark stein. >> in 2008 the democrats were told hillary is the heir presumptive. she loused it up. she defeated herself. this time around joe biden was told again, hillary is the air presumptive and he's loused it up again. the fact is neither he nor any other democrat should sit around watching this slow-motion train wreck. hillary, i think, would have a possible chance of surviving this if there was any good side to her campaign. but everything about her campaign is tone deaf. >> harsh words. well, more mud slinging between jeb bush and donald trump as the 2016 gop presidential candidates released new campaign ads. >> anybody can talk. i've delivered. >> having trouble sleeping at night? too much energy? need some low energy? i think the norm ought to be jeb for all your sleeping needs. >> today trump will speak at a rally against the iran nuk

kristen dahlgren, nbc news, san francisco. >>> some future artists there.for "nbc nightly news" this saturday. i'm thomas roberts reporting from new york. i'll see you right back here tomorrow evening. for all of us here at nbc news, thanks for watching and good night. >>> hi, everybody, and welcome to the redskins coach's show with jay gruden. >> coming up, the preseason is history. one thing's for certain, opening day a week from sunday. the redskins host the dolphins. coach, it has been an eventful offseason. before we tal

kristen and eric? >> tiburon ferry commuters are anxious about their service.ancially strapped fleet could be helped. amy? >> yes, it isa beautiful ride, kristen but it is expensive. new they are looking at cutting back. they are talking about having only one round trip out of tiburon to san francisco a day, which is a significant cut taking them from the seven round trip they now have each day. bad news for commuters who rely on this ride. unless the golden gate bridge district decides to take over the route. the district will be discussing that at the meeting today. this is a first step. they are going to look at what it involves and if it is something to pursue. 1225,000 passengers ride the ferry each year. it is a small ride. it is 20 minutes. it make a big difference in their lives and it will come up today and they discuss it. >>> thanks, amy. new details on a hostage situation that lasted late into