. >>> political lan tloep pi was also part of hugh hefner's life.night, his family gathered to celebrate his legacy. >> our blessing to your family. >> reporter: it was a somber scene last night at a beverly hills restaurant, as hef's four children came together for a quiet family meal to remember their father. and the infamous playground he called home for nearly 50 years. >> the new owners are close friends. and, if you walk around here, nothing's really changed. >> reporter: that's hef's son cooper last year. after the estate sold for $100 million to daren metropoulos, hef's next door neighbor, mansion regular, and heir to a multibillion-dollar fortune built by pabst blue ribbon beer and hostess twinkies. a source tells "e.t." metropoulos plans to restore the property to its original 1927 design and connect the estate to his so-called "sister house" next door. >> you know you've had a good night. >> reporter: out of respect for hef's love of animals, his exotic menagerie will stay. and the mansion known for its legendary parties will host one mor

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some areas could get close to 90 degrees and looking to marry lan, 88 sunday. 86 leesburg. 86 to maybe 87 degrees. on top of that. it stays dry for next couple of days. you know what that that means? >> it is 7. >> ok. yeah. you are right about that. >> well, on the road veronica, let's get you out the door for wednesday morning ride. we got quit a bit going on. good news if you travel the bridge. all lanes have been row troped the emergency maintenance now folks traveling in maryland. sky track 7 reman offers the 270 area where we're looking live actually at southbound 270 this is the capital beltway and this is the capital beltway in montgomery county where we're starting to see outer loop delays. let's go aboutk to to the maps though and upa debt you on the real problem situations. accident activity tying us up eastbound on interstate 66 as you maneuver to the subway area. it has been moved to the shoulder. as you can see. we got hefty delays traveling eastbound through manasses on interstate 66 and a picture of those delays. westbound clear for the most part but eastbound, are on t

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paul laniohan (lan-uh-han) says the last time his family felt comfortable using their tap water----was saturday. (steve) (steve) although the city of alameda says there have been no reports of anyone getting sick from the water. some neighbors tells kron-4 they noticed it tasted funny. paul laniohan (lan-uh-han) says the last time his family felt comfortable using their tap water----was saturday. (steve) fortunately, lanionhan says so far, no one in his family of five is showing any signs of sickness. but they keeping a close eye on his 73- year-old mother and two-year-old grandson. until this is all resolved... the city says people should stick to using bottled water... and, avoid anything coming

but it will affect a large area and so many different lan masses.s we look at irma come towards florida. look at all the tourist destination involved in flav, if you go in closer and look at the bottom three counties including miami, ft. lauderdale and west palm beach. 3 million people live here. all of these areas will get flooding rainfall but in particular hurricane force winds and as we look at the long range track it appears that this could come ashore around miami. as a category four storm and still be off the coast of daytona beach, as a category three over the weekend. and long range plots show it moving to the east and that is not good for florida or the carolinas, we can't rule out an east coast storm. we are is rain and drenching downpours every now and then for the rest of the afternoon i'll take a closer look on storm track coming up. >>> we are seeing widespread property damage from hurricane irma in the caribbean. it knocked out electricity for the the entire island of saint martin and the government headquarters building partially de

she's tried acting, fashion, fill lan tloep pi. what's next? >> the sky's the limit. >> reporter: it seems the thigh's the limit, too. as rihanna shows off those legs in her black hi-low gown with a dramatic train. $11.5 million in chopard diamonds. but her best accessory? her family. who was the girl you were holding? >> that's my little cousin. my baby. >> reporter: you look good. rihanna's diamond ball, benefiting her clara lionel foundation, was also the first official date night for beyonce and jay z since the birth of their twins. the 36-year-old wore a $165 teal wrap maxi dress. giving fans a peek of her black spanx as she walked, bey proved, hey, even queen bey needs a little help three months after babies. ♪ who run the world >> reporter: bey and rir rks's friendship goes way back. "umbrella." the tenth anniversary of that video that changed the change for you. what do you remember from that time? >> i remember the new kid blaming me for the rainy u.s. summer in history. every week it was number one, they had rain. i was happy with the

the bay area air quality management district has now issued a violation, that's because consequence lan staff members were burning garbage. >>> in an update to a story or investigative unit broke earlier. doctors will release new guidelines expected to change dramatically care. it would 'low children's to start taking hormones at an even earlier age to transform their bodies. that kind of treatment right now is generally saved for those 16 years and older. until then, you can catch up on the story watching the original investigation at nbcbayarea.com/weinvestigate. >>> new video this morning of what's being called one of the worst naval disasters in u.s. history. you're looking at wreckage of the "uss indianapolis" and it was discovered last month. it was torpedoed in 1945 in the philippine scene. this was in the final days of world war ii. nearly 1200 sailors, only 316 survived. here's one of the survivors talking about it is attack. >> five seconds later, four seconds later, there was a much bigger book and that was down here, and threw me to the deck, turned off all the lights. so it

in florida it made lan fall not once but twice. damaging homes in the key as far as the eyes can see. >> and ships wreck zbrd this is zef stating. >> the second time on marco island no running water two days later. >> we are encouraging people if you don't have to come back now. don't. >> and wreckage like these billboards toppled at the side of the road. this storm tore up the west coast and for some relief. >> some trees down and power lines, but i think i have a house and i am so grateful. >> the entire state soaked and battered and largely in the dark. >> irma has weakened to a tropical storm but nearly 7 million people across five states are without power. utility workers are working 24/7 to get this state back up and running. molly hunter, channel 6 "action news." >> military planes loaded with supplies are beginning to arrive in parts of the caribbean stricken by the hurricane. coming from the u.s., british and french governments to the islands now in ruins. hundreds of tourists are still trying to leave saint martin. as the

lan to cut taxes for the wealthy could cut virginia school funding, too. ed doesn't stand for education. >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. hurricane maria's direct hit, slamming puerto rico as a category 4. one emergency official tonight saying the island is destroyed. the entire island without power. a curfew in place. and the new models tonight. the track as hurricane maria gets closer to the east coast, and the timing. >>> also breaking, we are on the scene of a frantic rescue operation in mexico city. children trapped in a school. the catastrophic earthquake. buildings collapsing. the explosion. the death toll rising tonight. >>> just in this evening. north korea responding to president trump, referring to kim jong-un as rocket man. what they're saying now. >>> the horror

ost: i want to highlight capitol hill craig kap lan, he says the funding expires funding not chip scheduleod house and senate floors this week. rod from vienna, virginia gahead. caller: hi there. wonder if you could flip the statistic of how many kids are coverd and how much it cost? for child? breakdown does it cover everything? a kid has e, if cystic fibrosis, or some kind of illness, just pharmaceutical bills per year is i wonder if you could touch on some of that. rod.: thanks, guest: sure. i think last i checked, 8.2 or million children were covered under chip in 2016. coverage for children is integrated in the chip, some in medicaid, 45 million kids are in medicaid. 36 or 37 million in medicaid and chip.er 8 million or so in the rules that aplay are different for the program. rules.id tis medicaid separate chip program tis a separate chip. covers very generous, it drugs, physician services, hospital services, number of at very low cost to recipients more generous than in that based coverage sense. i think the program is pretty generous to those people who are income and kids are elativ

e says he was getting gas for the lan mower and -- lawnmower and brought the beer. the officers didn't arrest him and said driving him and his mower home. an investigation underway. jonathan: video to share. cautionary tale. watch the woman here standing up out of her chair. the gal behind her grabs her purse and walks off. elderly woman out shopping. purse is gone. they are showing this because they want everyone to see it. police say look, you have to be on guard. michelle: trapped in irma's wrath. medical student story of survival after the mother opening up about terrifying hours of not knowing his fate. jonathan: new mission in the aftermath of the devastating fire. the key question that must be answered in london up next at you each drive a ford (all) yes.ght? i'm going to show you a next generation pickup. awesome. let's do this. the bed is made of high-strength steel, which is less susceptible to punctures than aluminum. stronger the better. and best of all, this new truck is actually- (all laughing) oh my.... the current chevy silverado. current chevy owner

at lan atlanta is getting pummeled. 50-mile-an-hour tropical storm moving into the northwest into the tennessee valley over the next couple of days producing tremendous amounts of rain and then the next thing that we look at is not that flow off the florida coast, that's jose. it could get closer to the u.s. as we go through the weekend. we'll tell you more about that coming up. >>> and our coverage of irma's impact continues at 6:30 with "nightly news" with lester holt live in florida. >>> back here tonight at home, we're learning more about a father murdered in front of his 2-year-old daughter and the two brothers accused of killing him. this right here, 16-year-old marvin roberts is accused of shooting that father in the face. tonight, he's charged as an adult with murder. deanna durante is live with more on how the brothers were arrested. deanna? >> reporter: we don't have a photo of the 21-year-old suspect because he's not in philadelphia. he fled to new jersey and was hiding out in a motel room when they caught up with him. >> there's no accounting for what these two people did.

thousands if florida are trying to get out before one of the most powerful hurricanes ever seen in the at lan times-union heads north toward them. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. hurricane irma is pummelling puerto rico. nearly 950,000 are without power. >> also dealing with flash flooding. the national weather service warns of a high threat to life and property. irma is blamed for at least three deaths so far in the caribbean. >> it december mapted the island of barbuda, damaging or destroying every building. maggie rulli has the latest. >> reporter: hurricane irma is tearing through the cribbual with 180-mile an hour wind. >> it is really ripping right now. >> i've covered hurricanes for more than 25 years. this is unlike anything i have ever seen. >> reporter: the streets of tourist hot spot st. martin under water. the airport reportedly destroyed. >> we're here outside, shaking the doors. >> reporter: on the small island of barbuda, seen in the center of irma's eye, the prime minister says some 90% of the islands' buildings are destroyed. in puerto rico, potentially the worst storm to h

as a washington dc lobbyist, ed gillespie worked for lenders lan to cut taxes for the wealthy could cut virginia school funding, too. ed doesn't stand for education. >> breaking news alert. adrianna: police have released surveillance video of a man they believe left confederate flag posters with cotton attached to

croix, it looks like it's going to pass over the i lan or a little bit south and then it's onto puerto rico tomorrow morning. we'll touch on it in just a moment again. i is still warm tonight at seven a degrees. thats ' not too far from our average high. d.c. is the warm spovment you get out toward winchester. it's 63. frederick is 66. manassas you're down to 616-degrees. we're kind of all over the place tonight, but definitely feeling much more comfortable as you you get farther out into the suburbs and some of the temperatures a little too warm since we already saw manassas down to 61. we will watch for the possibility of fog and lots of places heading for the 60s. your planner will include a little bit of fog. by noon we're already warm up to 83. can we interpret of 87. i think it might qualify. a lot of other places into the upper 80s. you may hit 87. for frederick, 87 here in d.c. we have bench what ting the two hurricanes, jose is starting to move northeast now so it's about 265n nantucket. it will be far enough of away from us that we don't feel any affects. maria with winds eve

. >>> dill lan roof wants new lawyers and nancy pelosi gets shouted down.hronicle reports on protesters shut down a protest. pelosi was bro moting legislation protecting so called d.r.e.a. d.r.e.a.m.ers. they were calling for reform to protect all immigrants. last week pelosi and senate minority leader schumer had said they had an agreement with president trump. >>> maxwell gruver died last week after leaving the frat house. a preliminary autopsy found a high level of alcohol in his blood and thc, the chemical in marijuana. police are investigating the death. >>> the state in south carolina says dylann roof wants to fire his attorneys. he was sentenced to death for the massacre of nine black worshippers in 2015. he filed a handwritten request saying the attorneys' backgrounds are a barrier to effective communication. and the los angeles times says webster has added 250 more words to the dictionary. r ransom ware is included in the new entries. the retail toy chain files for bankruptcy protection. llence created by our master chocolatiers. pure, rich, elegan

lan to cut taxes for the wealthy could cut virginia school funding, too. ed doesn't stand for education. jonathan: new developments to tell you about in a deadly shooting of 15-year-old in haymarket. police and prosecutors say the friday shooting was justified saying that the teen was beating a woman with a crowbar before he started threatening them with it. his father, though disagrees. >> they could have subdue my son. this is a murder. this is police brutality. jonathan: the prince william county officers involved in the incident were not wearing body cameras in this. nancy: "7 on your side" consumer alert now after a bank card skimming device found inside a gas pump in arlington. it was found before 3:00 yesterday at the exxon where lee highway splits from old mi recently keep an eye on the bank statements for fraud. "7 on your side" helping you protect your wallet. go to wjla.com and search "skimmers" and spot ways to spot the devices from the eyes to the fingers to the blue tooth on the phone. jonathan: coming up for us at 6:00, penny causes thousand

the new republican tax lan is the same warmed over, trickle-down plan they have been pushing for decades. she goes on to say there are public and tax plan will explode the republican thing we need to gut medicaid, medicare, infrastructure, and education. more from the leader of house democrats nancy pelosi. "you cannot put lipstick on a pay, but speaker ryan sure is trying." those wealthy americans, at least one of those wealthy americans that democrats are planrned about, the tax benefiting, is president trump. --m could reap millions trump could reap millions in the tax plan. tax passed through businesses at 25%. both of these changes could greatly benefit trump and his family's business empire. minimum the alternative tax prevents people from avoiding tax entirely through deductions and credits and is overwhelmingly paid by the rich. previous announcements found would have saved president trump $31 million in 2005, the year for which a partial trump tax return is available. we will take you through more aspects of that plan, more of the support, more of the criticism. but we want to h

it was ma lan melania. i know what is he is agent. he wants the state to control healthcare. the question is, is that a great idea. i don't know if you ever driven from maryland to pennsylvania but it's like oh nice road nice road. we're in a new state, we're in a new state honey. now imagine instead of car that's your kidney. like seriously, the states are going to control it. what you if you live in new jersey. now chris christie is controlling your access to healthcare, the same guy who wouldn't even give people access to the beach. that guy? that guy? just really, that guy. [applause] >> under obamacare the federal government gives healthcare money to the state and it also has a so why that money should be spent. under graham cassidy they give the money to the state and say do your thing. the problem is that things involves kroog over the americans. >> the new gop plan ends obamacare subsidies and the medicaid expansion. instead states will get some money to use as they see fit but states could allow insurers to charge more for people with some preexisting conditions and

and it continues the jog and goes north of cuba late tonight and expected to make lan fall in south florida into early sunday morning and there has been a little bit of a shift with the track, moving farther to the west. nonetheless when you look at the track you don't want to pay attention to the line but this entire cone of uncertainty as we head into the weekend and early sunday morning. it's not just the storm we are tracking as far as the wind and flooding but also an issue with the storm surge, as we look at future tracker 6 winds right now, early sunday morning, key largo, florida, winds gusting as high as 127 miles per hour. i'll put this into motion. 8:00 tomorrow morning, sunday morning wins as high as 127 miles per hour. miami, florida, could have winds gusting as 92 miles per hour. of course this is a storm that will bring a tremendous amount of wind and storm surge and issue with flooding. we'll have more coming up with the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you. >>> this reminder, "action news" anchor, brian taff, is in florida to cover hurricane irma his live reports will be

some of the worst damage could come from the i lan. here's where. the satellite image of hurricane irma passing directly over it. leaders say the islands is barely habitable. we know hurricane irma is responsible for at least three deaths. >> irma is not alone. we have three hurricanes. formed in the gulf of mexico and jose in the ocean. tonight it's hurricane irma that has people in the u.s. on. >> tammie souza just received new information on the storm and where it's headed. >> the good news the track hasn't shifted a lot. people are getting confidence. the bad news it's still over the united states and florida is right there in its cross hairs. it's right now actually moving off to the north and west. almost ready to pull away from p puerto rico. it is a good distance from land. the eye itself is smaller. this eye was about 50 miles wide at one point. a very large eye. that's where the calm winds are. the eye wall 185 miles per hour winds exist. you can see the out flow from the perfectly shaped hurricane. on its way to probably turks and cay co.

. >> most of the time you think of fi lan t-- >> reporter: the source of one of the only scholarshipsith incarcerated parents. he solicits donations with homemade flyers, but mostly the money has come out of his own $30,000 salary. >> i don't smoke, i don't drink at starbucks, i don't have hbo so i don't waste a lot of money on that stuff. what's a thousand dollars? >> reporter: the amount of most of the 17 willie the plumber school lor ships he's given to utah students and if that doesn't sound like a lot you've never been where macy was. her application essay explained her mom and dad were sent to jail. leaving her grandparents to rauz >> reporter: so this is pretty much home. >> yeah. >> reporter: but the money is only part of the prize. >> you get really down on yourself. people judge you and you just feel like you can't do anything and all of a sudden you have this random stranger who believes in you and knows that you're not who your parents are and that you do have a chance. >> reporter: carl knows what it means for a parent to be absent. he shot an intruder who turned out to b

thousands if florida are trying to get out before one of the most powerful hurricanes ever seen in the at lanes-union heads north toward them. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. hurricane irma is pummelling puerto rico. nearly 950,000 are without power. >> also dealing with flash flooding. the national weather service warns of a high threat to life and property. irma is blamed for at least three deaths so far in the caribbean. >> it december mapted the island of barbuda, damaging or destroying every building. maggie rulli has the latest. >> reporter: hurricane irma is tearing through the cribbual with 180-mile an hour wind. >> it is really ripping right now. >> i've covered hurricanes for more than 25 years. this is unlike anything i have ever seen. >> reporter: the streets of tourist hot spot st. martin under water. the airport reportedly destroyed. >> we're here outside, shaking the doors. >> reporter: on the small island of barbuda, seen in the center of irma's eye, the prime minister says some 90% of the islands' buildings are destroyed. in puerto rico, potentially the worst storm to hit t

of and all of the first respond ers in puerto rico a we're also mentioning with that the us virgin i lan. i was devastated. that was president trump today responding to questions about whether he is paying enough attention to the relief efforts in puerto rico. the us territory right now short on food, water and gasoline. you can take a look here. can see some of these images of disefs taition. most of the island is still without power and it would be that way for months. a group of d.c. police officers now is heading to puerto rico tomorrow to help out with the recovery efforts. it is permanent for some of these officers. they are from puerto rico much the devastation they can see there on the island hit them hard. i'm talking to my uncle back home. he's an assistant chief of the police department. i i was talking to him because he has cellphone signal and he said the town is destroyed. there's pictures. it's completely destroyed. what does it mean to you to be able to go with these folks. >> it means eve talking inside there. it's like we came from there. we became police officers there

it may briefly go back out to sea, but it won't strengthen and make lan fall again, curve into south -- landfall again, curve into southwestern georgia and alabama. the threat for southern georgia will be 5 to 10 inches of rain and the severe weather threat. even the areas that don't see hurricane force winds, think of it as a severe thunderstorm for six or seven hours. 60 to 70-mile an hour winds will continue to blow down big time band of rain from ft. myers and ft. pierce engulfing much of the area and the storm surge will be less than we thought this time yesterday. here's bonita springs, heaviest rain eat and north as the band -- east and north as the band continues. in naples the rain is pretty much over with now. here's the storm surge, still a chance of 12 feet or higher and the storm has to pass, winds have to turn and become southwesterly and blow all the water up into the bays and causes the biggest problem for the west coast of florida. further north sarasota, tampa, much better news, now storm surges only 3 to 6 feet, maybe 8 feet in some localized areas, but this is fan

. >> reporter: she says the unthinkable happened to her biracial son at the hidds lan o >> it's always been attempted murder in my eyes. shs eporter: thesetoho pow he r child's throat. they went viral, outraging the public and bringing national attention toittle quincy's case. he was only 8 years old at the time. how would you describe how you feel about it? >> very shocked. it's a pretty intense thing to try to swallow as a mom. >> reporter: especially now, in several hundred miles north of the mason-dixon line. in an industrial hamlet in the western part of new hampshire called clairmont. quincy lives in this house here. the incident happened two doors down at this house on the corner. cassandra didn't want her son to be interviewed yet so we sit on the steps where she tells us the story she says he told her. it happened at the end of august, right before school started. she says her son was playing with some neighborhood boys and his older sister iana. she says they were horsing around, then the older boys started playing with the rope from a tire swing. >> they continued to pretend

the police department in lan caster posted the pictures of balloons tied to suer grates. in reference to the novel, it. about a killer clown that terrifies the small town. >> are you scared? . the this stems from a renewed interest in the story. the highly anticipated remake is scheduled to be released this week. police admire the prank ster creativity. but warn them not to do it again. >>> all right john clark. hopefully no horror stories this season with the eagles. >> you're right. hopefully it will work out well. the whole year. suspension news tonight for cowboys running back. why carson wentz is ahead of schedule before the birds schedule started. phillies top prospect is making his major league debut tonight. family and friends have a reason to cheer. we'll show you, next. what if there was a paint... ...that had the power to awaken something old... ...or painfully dated... ...or something you simply thought was lost forever... ...because it could form a strong bond, regardless of age... if a paint could give any time-worn surface stunning new life... ...you have t

women, the disney film frozen, sang the song at a shelter in central florida, she is currently lore lan -- orlando at movie shoot and decided to spend time with evacuees, they praised her for the kind gesture, after it went viral on social media. big smile to them. >> and if we sang, that would go viral. >> not for the same reasons. >> we could get a grammy or something, right, meisha? >> oh, love it. >> that's "eyewitness news" today at noon, i'm jim donovan >> i'm rahel solomon. for meisha, katie, thank you for watching. >> a big laugh. "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. >> you can always visit us on line at cbsphilly.com. >> she doubt our music? >> i can't believe it. >> what's going on here in the young and the restless is coming up next. have a great day everyone. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for o

pine lan area, most remote suburbs, wooded terrain, down toward the shore, currently finding some of the worse of the visibility. so you may run into some patchy fog out there. shouldn't be really widespread issue. but it may be out there along your travels. looking region wide, actually got quite cool up at mount pocono. certainly since this same time yesterday. certainly by injury son, as well, phillies, atlantic city where you're upper 60s, but the day goes on, no problem once more hitting ten solid degrees above what's average. eight a, few more clouds granted meisha but looks like pretty nice day if you want to get out. >> absolutely it does, thank you so much for that. good morning, happy tuesday. looking outside right now, nice dry roadways. so talking about that construction on the schuylkill that's been really causing some problems, early for us, because of that overnight resurfaced project. plus talking about some construction over night, schuylkill west at 30th street now all clear. so just looking at this overnight night resurface project east and west between the turnpik

lans and consider alternatives for weeks or months, putting 1.4 million tourism jobs in jeopardy. airports now closed. cruises canceled. beaches and coastal hotels abandoned, some guests sent to red cross shelters. even the state's iconic theme parks like disney and universal studios are shut down for days. universal is owned by nbc news' parent company. beyond tourism, small businesses are facing . lauderdale selling irma to stay away. at the elbow bar, an iconic bar since the 1930s, sparks flew as employees boarded up. how much can a hurricane impact your economic lively hood. >> it's huge, if we had to be closed for a few months that would be horrible. >> reporter: the agriculture is the second largest in the countr . destined for your neighborhood. >> florida is an important part of the u.s. economy and to the extent that you see shortages in agriculture, that will have an implication for the rest of the economy and the united states. >> reporter: but the destruction could come with a boom, as construction companies race in after the waves to rebuild what irma will likely leve

it was verbureaucratic and getting information on lan took too much time and it inlved way too many people can be done or is actively being done to help the families have a better more streamlined process when tragedies like this occur? because again, my first experience, palmer's first experience, while it was good, ould have bn a lot better. >> i don't think there is eing done to help the families anything that anybody could have said today that would he made us feel anyorse than to hear that a family member experienced something less than the sufficient amount of ervice that we owe ese families. so i'll take that on personally. i promise you that we will fix whatever issues came up with the palmefamily. but i will tell you that we all appreciate your personal involvement in helping get some of the information for the palmers. we know we felt short on transportation issues. we know we fell short in some cases on announcing that missing sailors had been found before we got to the families. we know that the social media envinment that we're in works inside of our ability to move informatio

what does the trump administration lan to do with the ongoing negotiations, such as the trading services agreement customer -- agreement? rep. lighthizer: trying to make some decision as to which ones we think are in our interests, which ones we want to pursue. ustr is doing a study on that and hopefully it will come out in another month or so. our view is it is unlikely that -- is going to lead to any negotiated outcomes. there are a number of areas where we would be willing to engage. hopefully we will end up with a good conference, one that we decide what the upcoming agenda will be and there will be an agreement on that. clearly, services are important for the united states. we have a $250 million trade surplus. oft is a very important part what we want to encourage. american companies could be much bigger if we had better roles and if we didn't have countries blocking u.s. exports and services. that is a major thing for us. i have huddle -- i have had a lot of executives talking to us and they have a myriad of problems, trying to move around. continue with the wto, the -- united sta

waste management communications manager , "behind these green walls are two engines that are taking the lan icity, >> reporter: waste management's redwood landfill in novato is a far cry from when we used to call places like this the dump. now they are generating electricity from garbage. >> behind these green walls are two engines that are taking the landfill gas and turning it into electricity, enough to power 5,000 customers' homes in the bay area. >> reporter: turning waste into watts starts here. under the soil is rotting garbage that naturally produces flammable methane gas. these are wellheads drilled into that garbage to extract that gas. >> right here you have a wellhead and this actually sucks out what's called landfill gas. it's a natural by-product of food and other organics degrading in the landfill. >> reporter: methane? >> it's methane and it has other gas particulates in it as well. >> reporter: the gas is transported through pipes, cleaned in in state of the art cleaner -- in this state of the art cleaner and fed into giant generators to make electricity, 300 megawatts wort

they used the listed missiles at the head, lan to —— land to land, in an exercise designed to replicateclear weapons tests in north korea. the missiles landed in the east sea. they hit their targets, we are told, accurately. what seeing is an exercise, less than 2a hours after the news from north korea, that is designed to show the capability in this country retains and also to reassure people in this country that the military remains on very, very high state of alert. it does not mean there is not continuing pressure in the leadership in south korea. this country ‘s president delhi for months into his role. moonjae—in elected to expand an olive branch to the north. —— extender. that planet now and any ambition of that clearly in captors. he is now talking about new sanctions. for the us to com pletely new sanctions. for the us to completely isolate the leadership in north korea. thank you very much. the most devastating floods to hit south asia in a decade have killed more than 1,400 people and focused attention on lack of preparedness for annual monsoon rains. in many areas the author

out to the west in lan it'ser, upper 60s. temperature once again across the region, stay in the upper 60s. here is satellite 6 and action radar. partly cloudy and dry. but look off to the east, out in the atlantic. and we already have some of the clouds from jose billowing up and moving into our region. so the storm for the most part will stay offshore. for the day tomorrow, we're dry for the majority. it's clouds and sun, staying humid. high temperature in philadelphia, 82. 80 in lancaster. 77 in dover. toms river, 79. and trenton tomorrow, a high temperature of 80, 81 in allentown. the latest with jose. it is still a category 1 hurricane with maximum sustained winds at 90 miles per hour. moving to the north at about 9 miles per hour. as this moves to the north, it will reach our latitude and the waters are relatively cooler in comparison to the gulf stream down to the south. so we will find some intensity that will start to weaken into tuesday evening. and this stays well offshore of the jersey beaches from the delaware bea

oh... lan: sharon was helping me buy you a birthday present! don't you get it?!your ass! i -- you know, i-i-i'm late. [ sighs ] and i should go. i know. i know. yeah. and it seems like things have gotten a little wonky around here. i don't know where phil is. [ chuckling ] he's definitely -- [ both screaming ] oh, my god! alex! where is your father? he went outside to go to the bathroom. uh-huh. oh! [ grunts ] [ voice breaking ] it's not usually like this. oh, gross. let's just get married. okay. [ sighs ] phil: you will not regret this decision, mrs. patterson. and i'll tell you what -- we're gonna have you over to our little house to celebrate, okay? okay. buh-bye. sometime when you get a break, maybe -- claire! claire! phil. hey. phil, what are you -- what are you doing? just concluding a little business. very successfully, i might add. honey. [ chuckles uneasily ] hey. hi. is that valerie? yeah. whoa! you look fantastic. thank you. come here! oh... get over here! okay. i'll... how long's it been? a long time. oh, my goodness. oh, i can't touch y

phoenix phoenixville, pennsylvania and john griffin's maller company, safe harbor ironworks, located in lan caster county. safe harbor fabricated the base support for small lighthouses channel markers, named safe harbor. was heating bars and intertwining them to create great weight.ut phoenix iron would buy safe harbor and the president of samuel reeves named john armry's main rmorment designer n. 1855, griffin employed his technique n construction of six pounder field gun, which became known as the griffin gun. he patented the iron bar the one day that the u.s. patent office was closed. christmas day, december 25, 1855. griffin guns bear that manufacturer and patent markings eir trunyon including the one at the gettysburg heritage center. known to survive, this one, a tube mounted on a at the phoenix iron company museum in phoenixville nd unmounted tube at pennsylvania military museum near state college. sitting on only one the gun carriage as the gun would have. it was an awfully heavy tube for delivering mere in terms of t, but metallurgy, this gun was a break through. griffin would expe

lan to cut taxes for the wealthy could cut virginia school funding, too. ed doesn't stand for education. >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. hurricane maria's direct hit, slamming puerto rico as a category 4. one emergency official tonight saying the island is destroyed. the entire island without power. a curfew in place. and the new models tonight. the track as hurricane maria gets closer to the east coast, and the timing. >>> also breaking, we are on the scene of a frantic rescue operation in mexico city. children trapped in a school. the catastrophic earthquake. buildings collapsing. the explosion. the death toll rising tonight. >>> just in this evening. north korea responding to president trump, referring to kim jong-un as rocket man. what they're saying now. >>> the horror yankee stadium. the foul ball and the little girl. the players shaken and in tears on the field. >>> and struck by lightning. the father and two children visiting a national park. their first camping trip. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a

it is also difficult for planes and helicopters to lan.they are in need of is to repair the infrastructure to get more supplies in the right places. that's where cash donations make the deference. people have been incredibly generous and companies have been writing large checks. individuals have been donating what they can as well. the red cross is grateful and hopeful that people will continue to do just that. >> what i don't want people to misunderstand though is that the need is extraordinary. don't think you're texts maria doesn't matter. if you have watched any other reporting being done you see how badly damaged the infrastructure is. every donation matters. >> reporter: and we know camden officials are making a similar plae. the congress will be meeting today to discuss a state wide campaign to g raise money to give to relief agencies so there are plenty of ways to get involved and donate. you mentioned earlier that the yoens act was waived earlier this morning. all you need to know is it makes it easier to get down that way. you al