the carpet where the firemen had removed the lamp, that there was a silhouette of an in tact lamp.lamp did was protected that area of carpet. we were able to prove forensically that that lamp had to have been broken by firefighters as they entered the room and after they suppressed the fire, not during the murders. >> that meant debbie reinboldt's testimony about the lamp had been false. even more troubling were facts callahan learned about the purported murder weapon. >> the knife that deborah reinboldt presented was a folding knife, where the knife bends over. that knife had a blade of 5 and some inches long. >> one of the things the pathologist did was measure the depth of the wounds. on both bodies, the wounds were more than 6 inches deep. we then took it to michael baden, a forensic pathologist and he provided us with an affidavit and analysis. >> what board certifications do you have? >> three areas of pathology. anatomical pathology, pathological pathology, forensic pathology. >> there was a hilt on the knife. there would have had to been a hilt mark. i felt like, wow, i had

the pole of the street lamp barely missed crashing down on the passengers inside.kily no one was hurt. the pictures show rust damage at the base of the lamp which may have caused that pole to snap. >>> another whale washed up on a bay area beach. what appears to be a hump back whale was found yesterday morning just south of muscle rock park in pacifica. this is the third whale to wash up on the pacifica beach this year. several other whales have washed up on other bay area beaches in the past couple of months. and no one seems to know why. >> i wonder how it got there. you know. and where is it going to go? i know the agencies come and they take care of them. but i don't know how they would get down this steep cliff to do that. >> so we still don't know if it's an adult or juvenile whale. a male or a female. tests will be conducted to determine how this whale died. >>> do you remember that hitchhiking robot? it will not be able to complete its journey. someone in philadelphia reportedly destroyed it. >> what? >> yeah. the little hitch bot. early saturday after two

. >>> a street lamp barely missed crashing down on the passengers inside this vehicle. luckily, no one was hurt. you just saw a minute ago, the pictures show damage at the base of the street lamp which is rust. that may have caught -- caused the lamp post to snap. >>> this whale is the third whale to wash up on the beach this year. several others have washed up in the last few months no one seems to know why. no word if it's an adult, juvenile, male or female but tests are being done. >>> just ahead here, the misstry surrounding the disappearance of two special olympics athletes. they vanished in los angeles. one was found right here in the bay area. >>> another cool day around the bay area. is another warmup coming our way. rosemary is tracking our weather. >>> and another american accused of illegally killing a lion in africa, how the poaching cases have forced restrictions. >>> a specs olympics athlete who went -- special olympics athlete who went missing in los angeles was found in hayward. it remains a mystery as to how he ended up here in the bay area. but hayward

pictures show rust damage at the base of the street lamp. >>> well, there's more problems for -- after a flight had to make an emergency landing. people on the ground say they saw smoke and flames coming from the engine. it appeared the plane was going to crash be into an apartment come plex -- complex before it turned and landed at the airport. >> the plane is kind of look low and i just see the flames shooting out smoke. >> a spokesman said the aircraft's compressor stalled. it was not shut down and remained operational. and luckily no one was hurt. this is the latest problem fought -- for the airline. a recent report says they are cutting safety along with its costs. the report says there have been 38 potentially dangerous incidents between january and march of this year. they include engine failures, pressure sayings problems smoke in the cockpit. last week they ran into a fuel emergency and had to land even though the airport was closed. >>> well, it looks like more drivers who pump gas are playing the lottery and this is generating concerns over gambling. the way play they pump w

lamp post bases aged aged and corrodeload over the city. ktvu's tara moriarty with -- corroded all over the city. ktvu's tara moriarty with more. . >> lamp post snapped at the base toppling on to a car. it happened around 6:30 p.m. last night on pine and taylor. >> we crossed the street, we hear a bang. we look out the window and it is down. >> reporter: it narrowly missed a ban inside the car.he lived across the street for 16 years. she said there was no storm, no wind. >> the base was rusted out. >> reporter: you can see all of the rust, dirt and debris here where the corrosion happened and you can tell how thin the metal is. not only is this old and exposed to the elements but the neighbors say a big factor -- >> dogs hit that corner. that is a problem. >> looks like a perfect spot for dogs to hang out. over the time the urine caused it to erode. boom. >> the city agrees that is part of the problem. we also noticed duct tape. >> it is suspicious and scary. >> the challenge of maintaining 25,000 street lights is a lot of people put stuff

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because theredown were cheap lamps and good business opportunities. the state of north carolina was recruiting people with capital to invest and skills to help lead the modernization of the state. he came with expectations that he would be part of a wider movement than just bringing north carolina to the modern world. but he got caught up in the politics of what was going on when in the initial stages of reconstruction, african americans who had been emancipated during the war were being forced back into conditions almost exactly like those they had under slavery. we fought to end this system. result of thee war that i fought for. so he became a leader of the state, a framer of the constitution. one of the most influential delegates at the constitutional convention. later served as a supreme court was at itsthe plan height, trying to overthrow people like cam in power and the state government, and to intimidate black voters and poor right voters -- white voters that came out to support the republican party. when he got here, there was a scene where th

a street lamp fell down on a car filled with people. it happened at taylor and pine in san francisco. one of our viewers took these photos. showed it to us. as you can see the pole barely missed crashing down on the passengers inside. luckily nobody was hurt. the pictures shows damage at the base of the street lamp. that may be the reason the pole snapped. >>> well, another whale washed up yesterday onto a bay area beach. take a look a look. it appears to be found on esplanade beach in pacific kau. it's the third whale to wash up on the pacifica beach this year. several others have washed up on other bay area beaches in the past couple of months. no one seems to know why. tests will be conducted to see how this particular whale died. >>> 7:14. i love this story. a san francisco group is preventing ways and helping people. the team from food runners stops to take in donations of leftovers fruits, vegetables and desserts. all of that food is donated to nonprofit groups. the groups use the food to prepare fresh meals. we found people lined

these photos also show rust damage right at the base of that street lamp that may have be the cause of that pole snapping. >>> also new this morning president obama today unvails the final version of his plan to cut carbon pollution from the nation's power plants. now the white house released this video previewing the president's plan. the goal to cut emissions by 32% over the next 15 years. president obama sayst it's the biggest and most important step the u.s. has ever taken to fight climate change. >>> you can pay for gas and lottery tickets at the pump at the same time. and you can buy up to $20 for quick pick tickets. sacramento group says it is against this program because they say it exploits control. the play at the pump program is available at 87 gas stations all over the state. it is expanding. most of them are in los angeles and sacramento. there is one bay area gas station takes part. that gas station is in campbell. >> police officer wounded. that man armed with a rifle shot dead by officers. we'll tell you why police were trying to talk with this man coming up. >> good mo

we spent five years with engineers building it and working with customers in lamps and production toake sure was working. that is what has allowed us to go from zero dollars of sales of two over $200 million this year. the technology works and that takes a long time. emily: what is so special about it? look at our customers they do not know how many computers they have. much less what they are doing or their data. talkedtalked to cios who about having over 2000 security -- 2000 computers. can start analyzing against all the things you want to make sure true. operations are being done correct way, the right processes are running. we have customers who have gone from 80% compliance to 99.7 compliance in weeks. that is what is helping. a crowdedseems like market. valuations are getting high. >> when i am seeing our companies that are running -- raising money on an idea. there is so much interest in this area. any good idea is being funded to the point where it can keep going forever and that will have to change. companies where the cost is higher than the revenue. there is going to be a

the next three years the government plans to replace 770 million light bulbs and 35 million street lamps. >> it's estimated to be 25,000 mega watt. if you see in terms of dollar is about $25 billion. >> the campaign is taking to areas n. the southern state the hopes are high that it will solve the problems in villages and make people's life easier. the distribute er says that they have taken the shinen this. >> they're making their own home based businesses. >> before they were all worried about the cost of lighting and the work. now they can work as long as they like. he has been probably to provide it and he has been able to save about $23 over the past through months. >> we can use the extra money for the kmirn's education and even the house. >> india's campaign has just begun. they hope that it will reduce the lives. >>> the prime minister has done interest and said that he would like to attend an event on the island. e he made the remarks and the prime minister said that the form is being held, and he said that he is very interest in the event and will be able to take part and it wi

the may run out of lamp oil and had to start meeting outdoors. they pulled up roots once again and moved up river to the town of columbia a few miles inland. once again the facilities were not up to snuff and they passed a law finally saying in the spring of 1837, government would shift to the brand-new city of houston, which was in the process of being developed by john and augustus allen. they moved up there in 1837 and pretty quickly the congressman realized it was not their ideal city as well. he allen brothers had come through on their promise to build enough government facilities. capital built a nice that did not have a roof when they showed up here and they had several round -- rainouts of congress in the spring of 1837. congressman started to realize it was somewhat hot in houston. the streets were mud, the water they were drinking was not particularly palatable, and there were lots of mosquitoes, something people in houston still complain about. they started talking about leaving early. the law that had placed them in houston said they

the lamp from eye key, a check out the x on t actually for wirelessly charging your cell phone., you will need a cell phone that has wireless charging capability, like the samsung galaxy six edge. but i got to tell you it, works pretty great. if your phone does not have that capability, they also sell cases that will add that capability to your cell phone, my one complaint here for the folks at ikea, when it comes to apple products, the most casino of to up date case they make, is for the iphone five, and 5s. not for the six or six plus, which is of course much more popular right now. so going back to school with, that you're probably not going to be able to use that charging lamp as an option, maybe in the future, who knows. link right now to all of these things including 15% off coupon on my facebook fan page, for the yogi bo. >> i love that bean bag. >> steve? you look fantastic. >> look at those guns. >> thank you. it is very hot here, about 107 in dallas, so trying to keep cool where we can. >> i got you. >> you're keeping cool all right. >> i got you. >> oh, i'm heating it

within the next three years, the government plans to replace 770 million incondecent bulbs and street lamps with led bulbs. >> the total reduction in peak demand is estimated about 25,000 mega watts, which if you see in terms of dollars is about $25 billion of savings. >> reporter: the campaign has been taken to rural areas. in the southern states hopes are high the bulbs will solve problems in villages and make people's lives easier. [speaking foreign language]. >> reporter: the distributor says the locals have taken a shine to leds. >> it's making positive changes in their lives. their eletrctrictricity bills a reduced and making home-based businesse businesses. >> reporter: his wife and produce and sell bottled sparkling water. he says his family's life has improved since installed led bulbs in march. before they always worried about the cost of lighting and didn't work late at night but now they can work as long as they like. he's been able to boost production and able to save about $23 over the past three months. >> translator: we can use the extra money for our children's education an

jack runs lamp post, an incubator for start-up. >> you realise how much time and fun yip you save onmoney you save on every little traction, that starts to add up. >> the difference is easy to see with video files, we uploaded a six hour movie in over 4 minutes, taking 45 minutes than most broadband connections. >> it's all done, waiting on you to process it. >> a few american cities have fibre optic networks. google added fibre networks in more. >> looking at the united states and the rest of the world when it comes to internet connectivity, we are well behind. i think maybe it will fake five or 10 years. a lot more cities will have it if not by then. >> chattanooga sees itself as having a head start on the rest of the country. now they used creatives and engineers to find ways to take advantage of the new face of networking >>> so why aren't all americans rich or poor, living in cities all over the country, getting online. we turn to the c.e.o. for the rockford housing authority, one of 28 cities chosen for the connect home pilot. grossfield, the tribe chosen to be part of the prog

we spent five years with engineers building it and working with customers in lamps -- in labs and productiono make sure it was working. that is what has allowed us to go from zero dollars in sales in 2012 to over $200 million this year. the technology works and that takes a long time. emily: what is so special about it? this is a crowded market. >> if you look at our customers customers they do not know how , many computers they have. much less what they are doing or their data. i have talked to ceos who said they have 2000 or 4000 computers. if you don't know how many computers you have, you have no prayer of securing them. you can start analyzing against all the things you want to make secure. operations are being done correct way, the right processes are running. we have customers who have gone from 80% compliance to 99.7% compliance in just weeks. that is what this company does. emily: it seems like a crowded market. very niche, and valuations are getting high. >> when i am seeing our companies that are raising money on an idea and never execute on it, and ironically raise more money to

no street lamps, no shoulder, no walk. >> he would move and it would hurt, so he moved more. >> cheryl witnessed the aftermath of the bmw hit the children. >> the two kids that were in the wagon, they were the ones that ended up closest to my house. >> sky force 10 littered with debris tuesday night. >> this road is horrible. people use it as a speedway, because it's a long street. >> the driver stopped and was not speeding, drunk or otherwise impaired, he will not face charges. o'neil says the road is too dark, there are no reflectors and the children had no other means of walking home. >> you're either walking in the ditch or you're walking by that white line that's not even big enough for the width of your foot. >> we have people doing anywhere from 65 to 75 down the street. they tell us today they fear for the health of the three other young ones injured. and want somebody done to make the road safer for pedestrians. from south hampton, cydney long, nbc10 news much. >> the budget talks, republican lawmakers say they will boost money for public schools, even if it means a tax increa

you're talking to the lamp." [ laughter ] he was like, "you're the one who's a lamp! you want the fist or you want a a real housewife?" [ laughter ] graham said a lot during the forum, but at one point it seemed he had a little trouble expressing himself. check this out. >> the next president needs to be sure of who or he she -- who or he she -- i'm sorry. i can't -- i can't talk. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: who -- he, she, who -- who, she, he's who -- she see -- he says, that's what she said. [ laughter ] looks like someone got the head start on that drinking in washington. he did a good job. at one point during last night's gop forum in new hampshire, the moderator gave each candidate 30 seconds to sum up their message to american voters. and if you missed it, don't worry, here's a 30-second summary of each of those 30-second summaries. [ light laughter ] >> well, the real issue for us in this country today is what's happening all across -- >> wisconsin. >> and here's what i mean by that. >> it's a combination of manufacturing and -- >> thanksgiving. >> but

>>> the suburban pittsburgh home owned by fictional serial killer buffalo bill in "silence of the lamps" is on the market. it's selling for $300,000 but it does not include a dungeon. >>> jennifer aniston made her first red carpet appearance since getting married. showing up there we have it -- >> she's only wearing the band. she's so modest. >>> last night jimmy fallon created math equations to understand the 2016 presidential race. >> you got larry david, plus vermont, equals bernie sanders. when there's abraham lincoln, plus running in short-shorts, equals lincoln chafee. >> grumpy cat, plus grumpy dog, plus donald trump equals grumpy trumpy. >> how do they come up with those things? >> this is a gold mine. snl stars. >> comedian heyday. >>> i'm dara brown, this is "early today," we hope it's just your first stop of the day on nbc. >>> leading the news, "u.s.a. today" scientists discover how a key gene makes people fat. experiments reveal that a faulty version of a gene causes energy from food to be stored as fat rather than burned. scientists say the research could lead to an entire

this could be a $400 lamp but the give-away is the shade. so if the shade is super inexpensive, it can look inexpensive. >> so we swap out the shade? >> and actually, do you mind -- >> no, not at all. what i did is i went on to google, you know, custom lamp shades. look at this look. >> super cute. >> this could be a $400 lamp. you would never know. >> so you just do a little research and find the right shade. very nice. let's talk about furniture. and the legs of furniture can be a tell-all, if it's a cheaply made piece. >> so much discount furniture has the same boring leg. here is a before. so what i did is just swapped out the furniture legs. this is a really classy look. again, you can just google replacement furniture legs. but these are from pretty pegs.com. >> look at that. yeah. and look at this. with the gold. >> very chic. >> and then here i have an upholstered stool with the pink legs on the bottom for a kids' room. the idea is to make your discount stuff look custom. >> what about wall art that can also cost a fortune? >> even i

in his wheelchair, and the captain read the citation and rick souder the lieutenant in champ of the lampshelicopter detachment on the kirk went over to the pilot, bao, and pinned the air medal on his jacket, and then bao struggled to get to his feet, and his son mickey helped him to his feet and bao stood at attention and saluted, and there wasn't a dry eye in the house at that point because we knew despite his illness, he was there that night. he was with us. he got to see his story told on the screen. so it's a very emotional story obviously for many reasons, and every day someone else shows up on the scene. we get a phone call from someone, we get another family who finds out -- who has found out they were aboard the "kirk" or they were involved in this. the captain and i were at a function in boston, street ma meese-american function. these two young vietnamese-american ladies probably in their late 30s or 40s came up to the table. they knew each other professionally but until that night they did not know that they were on the kirk at the same time. they found out that very night, and

things, and they said their daughter's bed was splintered, ma stress was torn by a box cutter, and lamps were bent, and the door to the refrigerator would not stay on. >> one of the glasses was broken, and then i took it out and heard more crunching and then another and another. i just burst into tears. >> the company, in this case, bay shore moving and storage says they cannot refund the move, and the family must file individual claim form for each damaged item. >>> is happening more than you may think. confidential medical information being sold to the highest bidder, and that's raising questions if enough is being done to keep your information from being stolen or exposed. >> reporter: it's done more and more. there's questions if enough is being done to keep your information from being stolen and exposed. >> i said leave me alone, and i hung up. >> reporter: chris carlin recently got a series of call says she was entitled to a payout if she involved a class action lawsuit for zofran. she was shocked the callerrings also knew she had a miscarriage. they wanted her bank account number

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you don't both want to show up with a lava lamp or a beanbag chair.-to-school college spending is supposed to be higher due to the sale of laptops. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> 71 degrees, 4:26. a few clouds are starting to move into the area. we're already tracking a few showers on the first alert radar. we'll go neighborhood by neighborhood coming up. right now, first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington already has a busy monday morning. jessica? >>> we are watching an accident scene that we're looking live at, a deadly crash out in the lawncrest section of philadelphia on the roosevelt boulevard southbound between adams avenue and whitaker avenue. traffic is getting by the scene. you can see police activity there as well. for right now, take wyoming avenue to castor avenue to get through the scene. >>> and we continue to follow the breaking news out of ferguson, missouri where police say someone fired shots at them, police fired back, injuring a man who is now at the hospital. this coming on a demonstration to mark therone-year

>> i was not born in that age is lamp the nose in a bearded dragon and in this kind of slow but thesebians today's special care and special food. and in the wild they will take care of their own. kennedy: let's see the hedgehog. he is so cute. can i touched him? >> no problem. be careful he has very sharp teeth. the african hedgehog are getting to be quite popular in the united states because , they do not shoot their quills evened the porcupines in the united states do not. they get stuck. kennedy: we are out of time but i see a beautiful mccaw reminding the of ucla. i know if it wants to eat the hedgehog. it will fly away. >> this is a mccaw cellular american bird and a the colors are lovely. >> again. from humans. >> data know where yours are from. [laughter] but the best way or to be very young to be hand raised their beautiful birds and very smart if he had his druthers he would pull off my eyeglasses. >> they can learn to talk but they also know what they say. kennedy: what does he like to >> good morning. >> knottier. it is in the afternoon. >> goodbye. that is a beautiful bird

are still set the stage at the coliseum for the end of the year will have to wait and see the sign lamp looks like we down to southern california at this point we're all waiting on the bench to see how both sides of corn to react right now the raiders in the rams' 93 raiders with about two minutes remaining in the first half. >>pam m: you have to stick to believe that a company called the grand canary painted brown lawns green it pays to men home golf courses and some tariffs the spray on product is made from kelp and is nontoxic and biodegradable the cost of pain about $500. >>reporter: lot of blue skies to go long as we are looking at high temperatures for saturday and sunday when a mild week with at all ends tonight live view of the santa fe average normally denounce the the clout with the fault is our fear the entire weekend will still have on for women's pretty brisk and 20 had been mothballed that will last a couple more hours star and to my around midnight the whole weather pattern shifts and the winds from the of the ocean in the gate and the impact of the sea breeze kept in clo

they didn't have a lamp they could turning while stuck in the fox hole and men in the navy were swimming from hammocks below decks without adequate lithe lighting to read a book. the research showed if they made the columns of text shorter it was easier to read. the double columns made it easier for soldiers to read. in the back side cover of the edition, printed all of the books that were printed that month. and so if a person had a favorite title, a favorite author, and they wanted to make sure they didn't miss it, all they had to do was check the back of each book and if their favorite author was there they know someone in the unit had that book and they just had to track them down. there was a strict unspoken policy to swap books. as soon as you were done with a book you had to pass it on to the next person who wanted to read it. poplar books had waiting list. so you could sign up to be the next person in line to read a specific title if you heard it was a good one. now the books are incredibly popl poplar. i like to have the men themselves tell you how they felt about the book rathe

. >> i could feel my bed, and my lamps were rattling. >> reporter: the manns were asleep when the massive trees came down, piercing their study and destroying their deck. >> the upstairs bedroom is crushed, and the roof is gone pretty much. >> that was andrea grymes reporting for us. the search is on for this serial particular. the suspect has burglarized five home the in the last 6 months in midtown manhattan, stealing money, jewelry, and electronics. anyone with information should call crime stoppers immediately. >>> it's clear there. >> yep. >>> happening today, mayor de blasio will release his new plan to deal with quality of life crimes plaguing the city. >>> mayor de blasio has sounded the alarm on what he calls weaponized marijuana. >> reporter: the drug is causing big problems, and today the mayor will announce his new plan to deal with that issue streets. >> reporter: the nypd sounding the alarm about the synthetic marijuana also known as k2 and spice. it's creating a public health crisis and taking the toll on the homeless. they can buy it at bodegas for a dollar a packet. >> it

lamp. assuming all went as it should, he would squeeze through the nose wheel doorway. this this is the only way out of the modified aircraft. he would follow immediately pulling the manual arming wire just before thrusting themselves through the same doorway. both men would parachute down a short distance north of dover. what i cover elsewhere in the book is they are parachuting to a tiny opening. they are pushing themselves to the opening for the nose wheel and they are parachuting from a plane that is going about 200 miles per hour and that is at this point maybe 15 feet above the ground. when paratroopers bailed out over normandy, the plane was going about 100 miles per hour and they were going out a big door, relatively speaking. in the navy's project, the to control aircraft worked together closely. anderson, the primary controller was to dive t11 to an altitude of 700 feet over the channel below the horizon of german defensive radar. anderson then would be within flak range since he was trailing the drone and would be quite close to the coast by the time the shoo

cherry hill old orchard road starting at 7:00 p.m., head for lamp post lane to get around that one. >> new on "action news," a multicar crash in ohio left cars stacked up like metal sculpture, four cars were involved in cincinnati. three were left wedged together bike fallen dominoes, the only person hurt was the driver perched highest in the air. >>> a recovering alcoholic was struck and killed on his way to an alcoholic anonymous meeting in new hampshire. the suspected driver may have been drunk. the truck driver was drunk and high and added he was drinking a beer at the time of the crash. the motor cyclist had been sober for 18 months. >>> a suspicious van in california was making residents nervous, the van with free candy was driving around. it was driving alongside a school bus. the turned out the van belongs to a man who was on his way to the burn manifest val in inform. -- burning man festival in nevada. >>> looking at the numbers, check out this, the high today 85 degrees, the low 67. go outside and enjoy that sunrise you'll see it at 6:25. i promise it will be a beauty. detai

this is driving video of the same stretch, no shoulder, no sidewalk, and not a single street lamp. >> i was horrified. >> the driver stopped, everyone tried to help and paramedics arrived quickly. >> his wrist for a pulse, i didn't find anything, and right then and there he just kind of -- took his last breath, and after that, the paramedics came over and started working on him. >> i don't know. i don't see nothing, i don't know nothing. >> the victim's family is heart broken and could not explain why they walked home after seasondown. mia martinez was the only victim not struck. she held her baby brother in her arms. >> she was holding him? >> she was. his head was covered in blood, his chest. >> the mother and father are at cooper medical center. doctors told them their 18-year-old daughter may not survive her injuries. right now, there are no charges facing this driver. state police say there are no signs of any drug or alcohol use or excessive speed. from south hampton, cydney long nbc10 news. >>> we've had our fifth day of this heat wave, i think that's going to be it. and now we

the lamp post was corroded by urine. this was caused by dogs and humans alike. it is interesting.ncisco is a first world city. it has a bit of a homeless problem. this is something they have not figured out yet. -- oldously, old days it age is an issue. it apparently has a heavy banner. you raise a good point in terms of overall infrastructure of the city not holding up. last year, the streetlight budget increased tenfold to $5 million to replace and maintain these kinds of holes. it is serious. >> a plan to check on every single light posts in the city. 25,000 across san francisco. there is an app. >> you are kidding. >> yes. alix steel, thank you so much to her doubts be back at the top of the next hour. coming up, the question and had a site, read it has tough year. now, turning to the business side of the website next. ♪ scarlet: magazine publisher bought reddit. today, after countless incidents of questionable credit behavior, the parent company would prefer you not think of reddit as theirs. the massiveite growth of 164 million users. why is the company so unmanageable? is b

a tourist robbed and then shot on lamp -- near lombard street and then a chase across the bay .he manhunt came to an end and east bay. that evening, i am julie haner. >> i am frank sommerville. the shooting happened around noon all the way across the bridge to the emeryville border where the suspects were arrested . the victim was a tourist who traced -- chased after the men who robbed him and that is when he was shot. >> reporter: paul -- paul chambers is live near the scene . the elementary school that is nearby was put on lockdown. we are two blocks from lombard street, a popular tourist spot. that is where the tourist had an encounter with an armed man. an area frequented by tourists using electronic devices. just after noon today, a visitor to the city encountered a gunmen. >> he was walking toward go -- toward lombard street and he was approached by one of the suspects who tried to rob the item that he had in his hands. >> reporter: after the armed man stole the victim's device, the victim chased him to get it back. that's when the victim was shot in the upper torso. the s

and areas where there were no overhead street lamps. so, it is understandable folks could be confused right now thaw if you are headed out the front door, northbound 130 from whimming willingboro up to the burlington bristol bridge. pushed offer at campus, campus drove will take to you sunset, hang the left. another left on salem. puts you back in line for the burlington bristol bridge. water main break in downingtown business i would stay with 30 bypass this morning not bad at all, live look, headed in toward king of prussia, starting to see the beginning of rush hour south on i-95, mike, alec, work your way from cottman down through girard. >> 6:06. bullet i morning. firefighters, looks like they knocked it down. this thing got booed. >> shortly before 1:30 this morning at the abrams run ants on bill smith boulevard. fire officials say 16 unit were completely destroyed, other homes have water damage, thankfully it appears no one was hurt. however, dozen of people have been displaced, about 20 people. the red cross is on scene, a signi

for the festival, it's lamp posts. >> most of my images have six or seven layers to them. every different color is a on it. >> reporter: the festival does not put out a map of where the art is located, and that's part of the fun. you will likely notice the art that has been up for awhile. >> it's a scavenger hunt. you turn the corner, and you're like, wow, what is this? >> lauren glassberg, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> very cool! >> the festival will run through today. check it out. beautiful weather, and come to sesame place before little kids become big kids. and celebrate our 35th birthday with our new neighborhood birthday party parade. save $10 on admission and get a free 2nd visit at sesameplace.com sesame place. go before they grow. >>> coming up in a few minutes, this week with george stephanopoulos. >> here's your preview. >>> like him or not, donald trump dominating the race for president right now, and he's under fire again after the attack on megyn kelly. i will talk to him, kasich and huckabee. >> thank you, george. >>> we are also following a story out of te

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for dogs and people alike it may have felt like you were under a heat lamp in san francisco today. the normally chilly inner richmond heated up early. plenty of customers at the farmer's market c said it was a welcome change from a normally foggy and cold weather. you can see how hot it will get where you live with the abc7 weather app for your smartphone. it is free on apple's app store and google play and we have more information at abc7news.com/app. >>> the soaring heat is making things difficult for firefighters throughout the state. we have a map that shows you the major fires in california right now. the latest is burning in los angeles county. abc7 news reporter lilian kim is live in the newsroom with more. >> it is called the warm fire. it is growing fast and last we checked there is zero percent containment. >> it is now 500 acres which firefighters say could quickly grow to 2,000. six structures have burned so far. like elsewhere they are dealing with triple digit temperatures, steep terrain and dry vegetation. >> we have steep terrain and heavy vegetation in the area. th

. >> reporter: without warning a lamp postthree stories tall nabbed at the base toppling on to a car. >> basically smashed the hood of it and everybody was stopping taking photos. >> reporter: it happened at 6:30 last night at the corner of pine and taylor. >> we were just standing next to it. we crossed the street to go to our hotel. we heard a bang, we looked out the window and it was down. >> reporter: the man narrowly missed being hit. she said there was no storm, no wind when the light signal went into a free fall. >> the base or the bottom of the pole was rusted out and that contributed to the poll falling down. >> you can see all of the rust and debris where the corrosion happened. you can also see how thin the metal is where the pole used to be. not only had this pole been exposed to the elements but a big factor, fido and fluffy. >> there's a lot of dogs that hit that corner. definitely that's a problem. >> it looks like a perfect stop for dogs to hang out. i'm thinking over the time the urine just caused it to erode and it just came toppling over. >> reporter: the city agree