go ahead, kristy. think you were trying to jump in. >> it's totally clear there was an incredibly unfortunate statement sound bite that came out of the press conference this week, which was the we don't have a strategy, when he was talking about a strategy toward bombing syria. fox there is no strategy there. but not a surprise, that was a pretty bad sound bite. >> hen hen -- >> he followed up that -- >> dd, if i can finish. >> he never said a strategy. >> if i can finish. >> go ahead, please. >> there obvious israeli plan. the plan that was laid out in the "new york times" by john kerry in which he said what we're looking for here is a global coalition. that's what the president needs to get behind. the u.n. city council meeting. that's where we believe we can get other countries behind it and really sort of begin this sort of globe illustratey towards attacking isis. >> the global strategy that secretary kerry was referring to is doling out the responsibility, you got certain countries that need to l

kristi smith, nbc bay area news. >>> okay, thank you, the forecast this evening is cool because the jazzmer festival is taking over downtown this weekend. it is the 25th year of the musical event that happens outside, with the recent closure, the sunday final performance will be at the california theater instead. >>> coming up, the new tool for international travellers at the san jose airport, we'll show you what cuts down the time at customs. >>> and the stunning phone call that a bay area family received about a family member who died decades ago. >>> and because of a security breach, wait until you hear who ended up on the white house lawn. >>> nbc bay area wants to help local nonprofits build stronger communities. that is why we want to launch our annual grant challenge for new and innovative programs to earn up to $50,000. the deadline to apply is today. safeway understands you got to make every dollar count these days. that's why they have lots of ways for you to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. this week fresh off the vine seedless green and black g

. >> kristi smith where kristi must have an incredible view. >> reporter: well, at first, we thought we might not be able to see it because there were so many clouds around san francisco. we saw people with their cameras and their heads pointed to the sky, and there it was, the super moon. >> the super moon put on quite a show in san francisco. this couple on vacation read about it and came to watch sparkle on the water. >> and then you see the moon. there's a picture. >> according to some estimates, the moon will appear 14% bigger and about 30% brighter than when it's at the brightest point. earlier near twin peaks, the crowd gathered to watch a slightly different view, the moon ducking in and out of the clouds. >> looks like double size almost. but looks a lot yellower. >> a lot yellower. yeah, okay. >> and you can see the craters. >> well, looks like the money and looks big. >> some astronomers believe it's hard to actually see a difference with just the naked eye during these super moon events where the moon tracks closest to the earth. but tonight, moon watchers with and without

well, are you kristy mullens? [ laughter ] elk grove village, illinois.that she saw for a a new deep fryer. i love deep fryers. do you deep fry at home? >> steve: love it. >> jimmy: make some wings, stuff like that. >> steve: like wings, french fries. >> jimmy: all right, here you go. here's this one you can get at home. there it is right there. big boss oil-less fryer. look at the features. quick, easy-to-use, cooks three times faster, clips right on over prescription glasses. [ laughter ] oh, my god, it's so hot. it's so hot! i think the fryer is on. dangerous way to do it. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: this next one is from stephanie mcdonald in port angeles, washington. [ applause ] she was checking out some tv listings. i love tv. i watch tv all of the time whether it be my favorite shows or movies. let's see what's on tv. have a look at the guide. "honey, i blew uncle --" >> steve: d'oh! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "uncle buck"'s on right after -- i don't remember that movie. >> steve: i don't remember. oh, i do. never mind. >> jimmy: yeah, i do remember it,

reporting live in burlingame, kristi smith.bc news. >>> and you see a lot of that where they end up where they shouldn't be. >> we'll be right back. (yawn) (ding!) toaster strudel! more fruit in the filling, ya? mmm! ya! warm, flaky, gooey, toaster strudel! now, with more fruit! don't wait for awesome... totino's pizza rolls... ...gets you there in just 60 seconds. . >>> and we are following breaking news right now. take a look at this map right here. this is where san jose police are investigating two deaths at a motel on north first street. investigators have not released information on it yet. this is near the san jose airport, south of 880. we are sending a crew to the scene and will bring you more information just as soon as we get you more information. >>> changing moods now, the bay area loves its sports. including the world of pro-wrestling. >> nbc takes us on a very unique san jose school that is sending people into the rink. >> four, five, six. >> reporter: in a plain-looking san jose warehouse, class is in session. b

five weeks and less than 20 miles apart. 30-year-old joelle lockwood of evansville and 27-year-old kristy kelley o boonville are mothers of two children. both were last seen wearing tank tops and blue jean shorts. >> investigators say the eerie similarities don't end there but say there's no definitive proof yet these cases are connected. >>> well, two teenagers are in custody accused of plotting a massacre at their southern california high school. police say south pasadena high school was supposed to be the scene of the attack. the boys, ages 16 and 17 were arrested after authorities got a tip about their pt and monitored their internet activities. >> i can't emphasize enough that one phone call to us, how we got the ball rolling. i am convinced we averted a mass murder here. >> he also said there was no specific target. investigators found the boys were searching about weapons and how to make bombs. the first day of school there is tomorrow. >>> and from the san francisco area an outdoor breakfast that several people will never forget. as they're seated outside watch the top of the scre

kristi smith has more on why shelter staff want to find this donor. >> reporter: the lure of this kittens brought this family to the south bay after they heard that boxes of them were left. >> such a sad tire. >> could. >> california, cookie and cupcake and a few other names. >> reporter: 24 cats and kittens were left in boxes at the overnight drop-off. it was caught on surveillance tape, but not the car's license plate. this is the fourth time in more than a year. >> this isn't a criminal thing, but we would like more information. and again stop the cycle of happening. part of loving an animal is also spaying and neutering so you're not continuing a cycle. >> the shelter believes the same group has left black and white tux eid or cats. they're healthy and social, but now the shelter has 193 cats. >> the fact they people are actually leaving them at the shelter is wonderful. it just would be nice if they would be up-front. >> ken faber came to adopt the last cats left in boxes are still being evaluated, but there are plenty to go home. their cat was rescued from a freeway. >> we were just

kristi smith joins us now. >> reporter: the shelter wants to identify the people responsible, not to punish them, but to get ahold of the situation and stem the tide of kittens coming in. over 100 so far. each time, the same situation. two people drive up, unload the box of cats, ring the after hours bell and then disappear. the kittens brought this family to the humane society after hearing boxes of them were left outside. >> such a sad story and that we could adopt a kitten in our home. >> reporter: they are considering names. >> california and cookie and cupcake and a few other names. >> reporter: 24 cats and kittens were left in boxes on the overnight drop off box. this is the fourth time in more than a year. >> this isn't a criminal thing. we are not out to get anybody in trouble. we would like more information. it's really, really helpful and again stop the cycle from happening. part of loving an animal is spay and neutering so you are stopping a cycle of hundreds of kittens born. >> reporter: they believe the same group left black and white cats. they are healthy and social. t

i'm kristie paul. i want to get you the latest on ferguson and the isis threat.ment. we have other stories making headlines that we thought you'd want to know about. first off, rain, tropical storm winds battering puerto rico. look at the latest pictures here. up to 6 inches of rain fell on the islands causing minor flooding. there were landslides. it's expected to gain strength as it moves north and the national weather service believes it will develop into a hurricane by tuesday. number two, a police chief was shot and killed during a traffic stop in texas. michael pimentel pulled over a car in elmendor in san antonio. there was a struggle and he was shot several times and he died at the hospital. deputies arrested joshua manuel lopez. he'll be charged with capital murder of a police officer. >>> thousands ramllied in new york for eric garner. demonstrators marched from where he died to the staten island d.a.'s office. the officer seen on video choking garner has been put on modified assignment. police are reviewing training procedures now. number four, iceland

and his mother pam and his sisters, kristi and kayla and kaitlyn to know that every day i'm thinkingnd praying for them. >> reporter: the driver phone known for his hot temper on the track now subdued off it, not taking questions from the press and returning to his car, number 14, for the first time in tomorrow's race at the atlanta motor speedway. stewart has not been criminally charged. investigators say so far there's no evidence that he should be. but this morning, sports analysts wonder should a grieving stewart race at all? >> the fact that the police have not yet completed their investigation and yet he's coming back to the track, it just seems wrong. >> reporter: for "good morning america," gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> gio, thank you. >>> and now to a very different race involving drones and the competition among some of the world's tech giants to deliver products straight to your door in a whole new way. check out this video from google. hot on the heels of a drone unveiled by amazon not long ago, so could this ever really happen and would it actually be safe? abc's b

tiffany says she and her cofounder kristie aren't getting a dime. >> we have been called like a new kindanthropy. >> reporter: this is merely a fix, a sort of water service triage. >> our focus now is just making sure that people are helped essentially. >> reporter: she believes the impact could be lasting. >> i think it would be great to like, you know, keep doing this sort of thing and find other causes to work on. >> reporter: in emeryville, christin ayers, kpix 5. >> and the average outstanding water bill in detroit is about $540. >>> there's a program in new york geared towards enable paralyzed patients to get up and out of their wheelchairs. participants are able to surf and kayak and cycle. some even dance. and some say they are doing things they never thought was possible. the empower spinal cord injury program is at stony brook university. it's intended to improve patients with both mental and physical boosts. it accepts patients from all around the country, too. very cool. >>> it is 5:19. the seattle seahawks get a big surprise during training camp this week. coming up, see who

pitching, rogan was second to none on the mound in his heyday.he he had speed, similar to that was kristither son. was his control was almost perfect. major league batters who battedo against him said he was as goodi as any pitcher they ever faced. and this is what they're writin about rogan in his final seasono 's going back to all these places that the monarchs playeda and he'sll basically making thaa lastt roundtrip around the league. and that shows the popularity e had. when the monarchs showed up in junctionci city, things had d in changed in baseball. the golden era of town baseball had begun to die. and so at this point, most teams had like college players and lee young guys, and they would havej these band johnson leagues all over kansas, these band johnsonh leagues would be. the one of the things, the monarchs handled the band johnson star leagues. they started to book other negr league teams to play the kansas city monarch in cities in ci throughout kansas.ut so in the later years, starting maybe 1937, you start to see thg monarchs playing other negro league teams outside of kan

kristie lu stout, cnn, hong kong. >> such a compelling story there. you just don't know who to believe. i actually didn't realize he was a convicted sexual predator. it just raises all sorts of questions. >> yes. this is not just about surrogacy and all of the problems associated with that. certainly when you're doing it with an agency abroad, it is about pedophilia. it is about a whole lot of other things. >> that does happen. >> and of course abandonment of a child and whose story is correct. but incredible. and of course it is all over the front pages of australian papers. >> yeah. australian and thai authorities, we should mention, they are looking into baby gammy's case in the state of western australia, where the farnells are from, it is legal to seek surrogacy abroad. so we'll certainly continue to follow the twists and turns of this story. >> all right. but for now let's take a very short break. still to come, the u.s. clears the way for an experimental ebola drug to be rushed to liberia. the latest on efforts to stem the outbreak. that's next

host: kristi from palm desert, california.caller: hi, i am 44, and i felt very strongly that the whole woodstock era marked the beginning of the complete breakdown in our family structure, our morality. woodstock was the just and probably first social experiment far from being a protest to our government. i think it actually served to create a generation of passivity and hedonism. i live in an area where coachella is a big deal. it is just filled with young people that completely are not contributing in any sort of way to our society or to our government and politics and whatnot. if anything, i feel like the baby boomers have been some of the most selfish, self-serving, and destructive parts and a huge part of why we are in the situation we're in now. what they have brought about in this country is nothing good. i cannot have a conversation with people of that era that actually are informed and have a fair and balanced opinion about what's going on with our government. i feel very different about woodstock. host: thanks. guest

kristi smythe of bloomberg news. we are a few minutes away -- on that note, from the opening bell.ocks you do not want to miss out -- right before the opening bell. keep it here on "in the loop." ♪ >> first. bloomberg. >> welcome back. you are "in the loop." i am betty liu. it is 26 minutes past the hour. bloomberg tv is on the markets. here is a look at the latest on futures in the final moments before the opening bell. equity futures are higher despite some pretty dismal news on the american consumer -- macy's earnings, kate spade yesterday, and retail sales undershooting estimates as well. we are on the markets again in 30 minutes. the bulls seem to be back in place today. let's count down to the open with a top 10, the only stories you need to know about. olivia sterns and julie hyman join in. let's start with fuel cells. the firm has a three dollar ties -- price target. they are surging more than 92%. -- fossil,ine, the who is optimistic on the future revenuefull-year forecast. it is offsetting weaker sales of leather goods. >> number eight is activision blizzard -- the upcomi

the disappearances of these two young indiana mothers. 30-year-old joelle lockwood and 27-year-old kristy kelley disappearing within weeks of each other. >> it doesn't happen frequently that we have two women of the same age group that go missing around the same time. >> reporter: kelley was last seen leaving a boonville veterans club around 1:30 friday morning. this surveillance footage shows what police believe is kelley's car heading in the direction of her home. >> there's been no activity on her bank accounts, no evidence pointing towards any type of a struggle. >> reporter: less than 20 miles away in evansville, joelle lockwood was last seen by friends leaving a house on july 9th. she too gone without a trace. >> it's been difficult to keep one foot in front of the other, but we are doing that, and we will find our daughter. >> reporter: so far, police say they have nothing linking the two women, but investigators on both cases are comparing notes daily. >> just knowing that our daughter is out there and we can't get to her, it's very, very, very rough. >> reporter: both families pl

. >> reporter: it can take six months for kristi and her team to turn leather into what she calls wearablerter: what's the limit? can you go so far that these no longer become cowboy boots? >> i mean, i'm willing to take it wherever it needs to be. >> well there's so much top room on a boot to stitch designs and colors. and the way people have done that i think are like works of art. >> reporter: in her book "cowboy boots the art and soul," author jennifer june showcases the original unique and often off the wall designs of custom boot makers from all across texas. >> there's so much creativity now between the desires of the customer and the skills of the maker, it's kind of a golden age for that. >> reporter: indeed the cowboy boot has come a long way from its humble post-civil war beginnings. the original designs eventually evolved to include a smooth sole and tall heel to help riders stay in their saddles during the westward expansion. ♪ my only pair of shoes are not so neat ♪ >> reporter: but it wasn't until roy rogers moseyed onto the big screen that boots finally got some flair. like

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. >> and, kristi, victor, she had so many people laughing wednesday night.rivers. earlier this week she was hosting fashion police with the emmy breakdown of fashions. a lot of people hoping to see her return. seeing good news coming out this week. her daughter melissa asking people to keep joan rivers in their thoughts and prayers this morning. >> alexandra field there for us this morning. thank you so much. >>> so, a key part of a texas -- really, it's a new abortion law. it's been struck down in court. federal judge ruled it unconstitutional to force a majority of 19 abortion clinics in the state to become surgical centers. the law would have taken effect on monday. governor rick perry signed last year and it is considered one of the strictest in the country, that law was. the judge said that closing those clinics would impose, quote, undue burden on the right of women seeking abortion. texas officials have vowed to appeal. >>> and the grieving family of the slain gun instructor is showing sympathy for the 9-year-old girl who killed him in a frequent acci