officials say the best way to remove a leach is to scrape it off with a finger nail or credit card.'t use heat, fire or salt because that could lead to wounds. >> george h.w. bush took to twitter today thanking all that wished him well after breaking his neck. he said who knew jumping out of planes was safer than getting out of bed. thanks to all for your messages. he went skydiving to mark his 90th birthday. mr. bush is expected to make a full recovery. >> a fight over the deflate gate suspension with tom brady. a federal judge transferred the lawsuit to new york because the league has already filed its lawsuit in new york. the nfl affirmed brady's four-game ban on tuesday. >>> and check out this photo from our boston abc station. a small plane flew over the patriots training camp today. you can see the banner. it says cheaters look up. a jets fan website is taking responsibility for that sign. >> jets fans are loving this. >> san francisco chamber of commerce is launching a campaign to get an all time 49ers great into the hall of fame. abc 7 news turning out to support quarterback

the oculus gave the appearance of having leached. the interior of the dome was painted sky blue. the walls, we do not know if the original color was here. there is some evidence the walls were painted pink. what we are looking at here is the beginning of several surprises on this floor. there's an arched statuary niche. you would have put a marble or plaster statue here to add some artwork to the scene. there is a matching niche that was over here on this side. however, it appears to have originally held an iron heating stove. tehen we enter the two main areas of the house, the dining room and the parlor. the big surprise here is these two rooms with gigantic 14 foot ceilings, curved walls, there were twin curved walls that butted to each other. you had a single door from the dining room to the parlor. these had a complete plaster cornice, most of which has fallen away. we still have ample evidence to reproduce it. we have here some remnants of an original 1812 wallpaper, it is called rocky road. it has been reproduced. all of our wallpaper samples have been preserved cataloged t

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it will be lodged in the intestinal tract, and worse is leaching chemically out of the plastic. impacting the guys. >> jeff works with anfalse, affected by plastics at the sea life park. >> if we don't do something, and can't treat our environment better, it will have an impact, and this guy will be gone. snoop this plastic problem is not always evident. at first glance, the beautiful beach my appear untouched. until you dig in and take a closer look. sift the sand and you find tiny pieces of plastic from who knows where. having a devastating effect on wildlife. we found out something staggering. he developed a technique where he can u.f.c. ra sound living birds and he found that every bird had some degree of ingestion. >> i couldn't believe it. every bird that came through is coming through the doorway. >> fast-forward to a first from the island. hawaii the first state to ban it in the checkout aisle. besides that violate the ban day. >> next, the canary in the coal mine of our oceans, how a mohl usk may face a big warning about the dangers in our waters. >> there's a line of p

it will get lodged in their intestinal tract, and worse is something leaching out of the plastic. >>orter: jeff works with animals affected by plastic at hawaii's sea life park. >> if we don't do something, and we can't treat our environment better with more respect, it will have an impact and maybe this guy will be gone >>> fast-forward to a first from the island. hawaii becoming the first state to ban plastic bags in the check out aisle, and businesses that violate the ban face fines as high as $1,000 a day >>> next - who pays for industrial pollution. the less glamorous communities of southern california's golden shores and concerns about their neighbours, and a comeback community wednesday on "america tonight". correspondent adam may on atlantic city's new gamble. >> over here is a wonderful atmosphere holding 2,000 people. >>> what you won't find in the newest atlantic city resort wednesday on "america tonight". >>> back on the coast another reason for worry, and it comes as a result of a supreme court decision which ruled against the e.p.a.'s efforts to limit hazardous emission

so daily, millions of gallons of water leach into our watershed, and we are not addressing it. so we need a hearing. we also need a hearing to find out why the big primes are kind of defaulting? you know, what is really happening at irvington and so on and so forth? so you know, i have a blog, and i can address most any issues that i want to. but it's all pertinent and relevant for me to come over here, and look at you in the eyes, to tell you that i am alive and kicking. i'm a little bit busy, but i'm alive and kicking. so that is good especially for small contractors. thank you very much, and go to the board of supervisors. >> thank you, and don't forget about us. >> i haven't. >> any other public comments? seeing none, the next item, please >> item 5 is communications. >> yes, commissioner moran. >> thank you. i have some comments on 5c and e. let's do the triple bottom line first. first of all, thank you for putting together that -- i think it not only explains the system well and gave some pertinent examples and i appreciate that. one -- well, two things. one is that i thi

today a rally in love park led by state senator daylen leach denounced the firing. >> everyone is doing a fantastic job she never had a problem with the school or with the students. this is the only issue that is in anyway, impact the catholic school message. >> reporter: and in a statement released to day the school's principal neil, says quote i cannot discuss a specific personnel matter. the primary consideration that guided my decision-making process was to sustain the catholic identity of wald theron mercy academy. for the privilege of calling ourselves catholic, we adhere to the teaching of the church. tonight concerned parents in this community are meeting in a restaurant in fairmount section of philadelphia, to discuss what, if any, next steps they will be taking. we are live in lower merion township matt rivers, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right matt, thanks very much. >>> montgomery county school employee is arrested charged having with sex with a student. police say michael morris, a former audio visual technician at plymouth white marsh high school had a sexual relations

. >> state senator leach is sponsoring an anti discrimination bill. >> you can fire someone because of their race, religion state of origin or a handicapped person. >> you can't fire them for simply being gay. that has to change. >> this is a tough topic for catholics who had archbishop chaput speak out strongly. it will be discussed three months now when we have the world meeting of families. people about orien teague and specifically on gay marriage. much more to be continued on this one. the parents will be createing a plan of act in order to take this to the board. iain back to you. >> karen thank you. train updates may mean crowded cars on septa's regional line. the transit agency is taking rail cars out of service for up grades today. that means one less car on a lot of lines. septa says the delay is only for today as it works to upgrade its fleet ahead of a year end deadline to install a new safety system. >> trading halted for hours on the new york stock exchange. >> so what happened who or what is behind it? tonight we head to the street and definitely into those questions alo

toxic chemicals and carcinogens are leaching into the environment. live, work and play. everywhere. cigarette butts are toxic waste. let's stop the toxic litter. learn more at rethinkbutts.org >>> good thursday morning. thank for joining us. >> we're following traffic and providing the alternative to the testosterone you are seeing here. >> and we have a look at the forecast. >> parts of california, we see some strong storms. take a look at this video coming from fresno. vivid lightning over night that woke people up. live doppler, we'll show you we're not seeing the thundershowers but we're seeing light rain. you will see some light showers and this is all going to move through for the early morning rush. with those wet roadways we know we have problems. >> absolutely. don't take estrogen avenue though. traffic coming into san francisco from the east bay is looking pretty dry here. we have a couple of cars waiting in the cash paying lines. that commute looking dry. very short six-minute drive. >> thank you very much. and 4:29 let's start the news. b

and as the use spreads it's leaching in its wake a generation of young people struggling to salvage theirazerra, bang los angeles defense. >>> the beach is have you ever duly deserted in true year i can't where a gun killed tourist a month ago. the worst attack in modern history has prompted the government to pass a tough new anti-terrorism law. security also tightened at the resort. but tourists are staying away as our correspondence found. >> reporter: the immaterial imperial hotel where 38 tourists were killed by a gunman last month is almost deserted. last summer it was almost full. today the occupancy rate has fallen to 10%. the thole depends largely on tourists from britain. after the u.k. government advised britons no to travel to tunisia. this year will be a bad one for mohamed, whose family owns it. >> it's spreading everywhere. it's really international. so we need to unite, we need it fight all of us, the european countries and like the new democracies like tunisia. >> reporter: there are very few western tourists on the beach. the ones we met have been coming regularly to tuni

toxic chemicals and carcinogens are leaching into the environment.s happening right where we live, work and play. everywhere. cigarette butts are toxic waste. let's stop the toxic litter. learn more at rethinkbutts.org >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good wednesday morning. thatch for joining us. i am matt keller here for kristen sze. >> and i am eric thomas but, first, mike has an update on weather. >> nice to see you on wednesday. it is not too wet. the possibility over three hours of drizzle along the coast. here is how it looks: the cloud deck is 2,200' as the marine layer. the temperatures are comfortable 56 to 63. by noon the clouds are 62 to 78 and inland. below average this afternoon 62 to 84. through the evening mid-60s to low 80s. >> thanks mike now leyla gulen has a look at the roads. >> so far so good. a picture from our emeryville camera to the eastern span of the bay bridge and bouncing up and down because of the breeze but it does not appear to affect traffic. clear conditions as you make it to treasure

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find a machine at drscholls.com toxic chemicals and carcinogens are leaching into the environment.re we live, work and play. everywhere. cigarette butts are toxic waste. let's stop the toxic litter. learn more at rethinkbutts.org >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good friday morning. i am matt keller. i am here for christian. >> i am eric thomas. and every rid is good friday. >> here with leyla gulen and drew checking on the july 3 and fourth of july forecast. >> starting off o on a mice -- nice note. the rain is pushing out of here to the north. dry air is working in from the south. along the embarcadero from the camera show it is quiet. we have clouds. it will start off with mainly cloudy skies. by noon clouds along the coast and everyone by the afternoon is seeing plenty of sunshine and in the lower 90s inland and lower 80s around the bay and mid-60s along the coast. sunset is 8:35 tonight. enjoy. >> we will check with leyla. a lot of people are leaving town? >> a lot of people left yesterday. if you are headed to the roads it will be light. the rus

toxic chemicals and carcinogens are leaching into the environment. it's happening right where we live, work and play. everywhere. cigarette butts are toxic waste. let's stop the toxic litter. learn more at rethinkbutts.org woman: she wants to be home with her friends. but at this moment she's fighting a brain tumor. announcer: please take a moment and join st. jude in finding cures and saving children. visit stjude.org. >>> that is a once in a lifetime pi >>> that is a once in a lifetime picture, is it not? that's a selfie on the brooklyn bridge, and it was also stupid according to police, and it was illegal, as well. yes, the iconic brooklyn bridge is renewing concerns about the landmark. police on heightened alert ahead of the fourth of july, but they say this man from tennessee, had they been in the area, he would have been arrested had they made it there in time. >>> well, security measures got people on edge there at the bridge. not far from that bridge is wall street. some people on edge for a different reason because this morning an entire cou

>> activists are starting to descends from a bridge in oregon after failing to block a beat from leachingt. 13 greenpeace climbers spent all night hanging from the st. john's bridge, but a shell oil ship they were trying to block was able to pass beneath the bridge anyway. a toss shell it's eliminating 6500 jobs as part of a restructuring program. the cuts should trim about $4 billion from shell's operating budget. the oil giant says it is planning for a prolonged downturn in oil prices. oil currently goes for about $48 a barrel. down from $110 last year. >>> the taliban today is confirming the group's lead, mullah omar is in fact dead and they have selected a replace. the afghan officials say he died from hocket officials in 2013. the taliban gave no cause, he was a close presents of osama bin laden,nest last seen in public in thousand one, the taliban has named mullah mansoor as his successor. >>> turkish authorities say three of its soldiers have been killed by turkish fighters. it happened during an assault on a turkish battalion. turkish stepped up attacks against kurdish rebels insi

leaching only the roofs and walls. there are people living everywhere. this is actually a disco.milies live in it now. the hotel had an indoor and outdoor swimming pool, a cinema, restaurants, tennis courts, a boat launch, it was considered one of the nicest hotels in the middle east, in fact, a lot of the people who are here now who have taken refuge here, used to come on vacation, the former 5-star hotel is now six stories of misery. most of its residents are from fallujah. they have lived here for more than a year without i electricity or running water. sewage leaks on to the roof. this family came 18 months ago after their house and shop were destroyed. when he has money he pays for power from a generator. when the children get sick from the heat and the dirty water he says there is no medical care. >> translator: there was no other place we could go. there are people with dollars go to erbil or outside eye rook. they don't know what it's like. only the poor would can't find any other place come here. >> reporter: but the latest arrivals are even worse off. ali and his family

toxic chemicals and carcinogens are leaching into the environment. where we live, work and play. everywhere. cigarette butts are toxic waste. let's stop the toxic litter. learn more at rethinkbutts.org >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good morning at 4:28. hope you had a great weekend. i am kristen sze. >> i am eric thomas. if you didn't have a great weekend, it is over. back do work. sue hall and mike has the traffic. >> hike a true father. let's go monday morning. all right you lazy bums. that would be us, whatever. moving on...live doppler showing it is quiet. you need the umbrella to shade yourself from strong sunshine but we are starting off with more cloud cover to the day planner. low-to-mid 60s and by noon the clouds are back in the coast where they stay today. it will not be so sunny as yesterday. you hang out in the mid-to-upper 60s and from the low-to-mid 70s from noon to 4:00 around the bay and upper 70s to 80's inland. we fall back into the 60s and 70s by 7:00. remember the heat if last week? still in the f

toxic chemicals and carcinogens are leaching into the environment. work and play. everywhere. cigarette butts are toxic waste. let's stop the toxic litter. learn more at rethinkbutts.org >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good morning, thanks for joining us. i am matt keller here for kristen sze. >> i am eric thomas. it is july 30. it was a scorcher yesterday. mike? >> yes, good morning it was a scorcher, with 108 in antioch. we missed a record by one degree. changes are out there. you will notice them around the bay into the north bay and along the coast with the marine layer of clouds are back and no fog to contend with. sfo this morning shows we have flight arrival delays at 12-hour day planner but still mild to warm and temperatures are in the mid-50s to mid-60s through 7:00 and in the 60s at the coast and from low-to-upper 70 from noon to 4:00 around the bay and mid-80's to only 90s by 4:00 falling back to 60s and 70s and 80s by 7:00. a chance of thunderstorms are coming up. >> today is a sombrer day particularly for

. >> state senator dana leach is sponsoring an anti diss discrimination bill.an fire them for simply being born gay. that's wrong. that's got to change. >> next step for the parents to create a plan of action which they'll take to the board to ask their questions. it's a very tough issue for so many catholics about gay marriage one that will be discussed of course when we he have the world meeting of families in just about three months. i'm karen hepp, fox 29 news. >> in one corner we have haven't tower what california in the other town tom selleck. the real pi that it hired caught the magnum pi star stealing truck loads of water. smack dab in the middle of the state's historic drought. officials say a tanker truck has been making dozens of runs between a fire hydrant and selleck's 60-acre ranch. they hired the private investigator to look into all of that. the county is now filed a lawsuit against selleck and so far the actor is not saying a thing. speaking of water -- >> we got rain out there. on your radar scott will tell us where it is. >> that's right. no

liner design criteria are included to prevent leaching. they are to include gee quo membrane and a compacted soil can be met with an alternative design if the alternative would provide equivalent or better performance. structural integrity performance are design -- defined in the rules to prevent structural failures such as the one that occurred in tennessee in 2008 a failure that caused tremendous damage when an impoundment failed. operating criteria are included in the rule to prevent runoff and windblown dust, require periodic inspection and capacity limits among other things. advocates for h.r. 1734 have expressed concerns about the enforcement of e.p.a.'s coal ash rule. h.r. 1734 is offered as a remedy to this problem there is no problem. the rule will be enforced by the states through their own authorities to operate their solid waste management programs. i think that's what h.r. 1734 envisions. the rule will also be enforced through citizen suits and by the way, states sometimes bring these suits against private parties on behalf of

this is something reporters on the ground had talked about and record on at the time and there were leach along the lines. interesting to see that report verifying all that have. >>> the oklahoma supreme court has ruled that ten commandments monument on the capital grounds must be removed. the oklahoma attorney general says the monument is historical. but the court disagreed saying it was quote, obviously religious in nature and has led some state lawmakers to call for impeachment for the justices who voted against the monument. >>> team usa, they are going to the ship! the american women, they beat number one seed germany! carli lloyd knows how to bury a penalty kick. they are going to the world cup finals. andy scholes with the heroic victory in the bleacher report that is next! if you struggle with type 2 diabetes you're certainly not alone. fortunately, many have found a different kind of medicine that lowers blood sugar. imagine what it would be like to love your numbers. discover once-daily invokana®. it's the #1 prescribed in the newest class of medicines that work with the kidneys

. >> state senator dallon leach says while there's no state law to protect lgbt people lower merion hasne and there's where the school is located. >> there's law in lower merion says you can't fire someone for being gay until you're a moral institution. you can't take state money and fire people. this school has taken good deal of state money. >> reporter: there's going to be this big meet to go night about the -- people here the parents absolutely love this school. they love their community and any time you have a family and you have a problem what do you do? you come together as family and you talk about it. they'll be meeting at jack's firehouse at 7:00 o'clock tonight. they do expect margie winters to also be there and they're going to have this meeting and planning to go to the board and talk to them about solutions for the problem. we'll hear whole more about this one. karen hepp, fox 29 news. back inside to you guys. >> thank you very much karen. >>> new castle county woman is not going anywhere after she took a joy ride in fire department truck. police arrested 43-year-old hardi

but there seem -- but there seems to be mixed signals out of the labor department on whether we see leach- wage growth or not. there are people who believe the 4% annual wage growth we have can never reach that point again. that there will be a new normal lower than that. are we seeing real signs of wage growth? what do you expect going forward? well less than 4% annually be the new normal? sec. perez: it is hard to predict what the level will be. but what i think we do know is that one of the big pieces of unfinished is in this recovery -- and we have seen now 64 consecutive number -- months of job growth, making sure we lift wages is a big part of it. too many people have not had a meaningful raise in years. decades ago, when he saw productivity increase, that meant wage increases. they went hand-in-hand. in recent decades with the exception of the late 90's, the productivity that workers health eight, they are not getting the benefits of that. that is way past that is why the president is working on a management gas on a minimum wage proposal. and people who work overtime ought to be p

first, i think there are leach, and i'm one of them, who is surprised that this is done through paper work by hand. i'm sure some assume this was automated system to prevent some of these blunders. >> unfortunately, victor, it's not completely automated. in this situation, you know, there is a little bit more to the story in terms of the complexity of what the examiner was trying to do to find out. you know, the rap sheet she had to work with dunn show that dylann admitted to using drugs. the arrest report did but it was not from the right county, you know, the records that she had, so part of the problem that columbia, a small part of that city is in lexington county and the biggest part of the city is in richmond county. when she was trying to obtain the records from the county, she said we don't have that, you have to check columbia. she went to a sheet which lists which departments are in which county and it doesn't list columbia as being in that county. so she thinks, because the gun had been purchased in west columbia, so maybe they made the arrest. she contacted them and they s

so it was natural for the joseph leach brewing company, which had begun a series of communitywide liberationf holidays, to decide to re-create this wonderful bit of americana will, for milwaukee's celebration of the fourth of july. here comes the columbia bandwagon, built in 1897. six black percheron's makeup the team. this is the first circus wagon brought to the museum from outside the state of wisconsin. built in 1903, this originally was a steam calliope wagon. now it carries a sort of electrically operated cylinder. our old girlfriends are joined by some lovelies. another disney donation, the wagon, not the girls. as the last band passes, then home for perhaps a picnic dinner and down to the lakefront for a john it -- gigantic display to in this truly special day, our country's birthday. ♪ as the last of the rockets red glare of aids into the night sky, the city looks forward to next year, when it celebrates a day in old milwaukee and becomes again, america's fourth of july capital. >> you're watching american history tv. all weekend, every weekend, on c-span3. to join the conversation,

:nick: there are signs the selloff is leaching into other areas of the economy.s of commodity, soybean, even and's are down today. it is spreading. we have seen sales of vehicles people are buying fewer cars. it extends into the rest of the economy and you could see greater reaction by the government. how low will they market go? it is up from the start of the year. some predictions that it could fall another 30%. we will watch that in the days to come to see whether the government decides to draw a line or fulfills its promise to let the market play the decisive rolling keep going down. manus: thank you for that roundup. the u.k. counselor george will deliver his larger. in a few hours, anna edwards is at westminster. you call it a gas, anna? anna: that is one way of putting it. george osborne about to deliver his budget. a man who knows a thing or two about a budget, i wonder if you could set out what you hope to see from a chancellor delivering a budget with the headwinds we face. >> that is the purpose of having a july budget. some of the difficult decisions,

there are signs it is r leaching into the rest of the economy. car sales down.n is, at what point does the government say, ok, we are going to draw a line and bring out bigger guns? ryan: thank you very much. caroline: let's see how that is playing out on the european markets. we are seeing, we could see a bit of a rebound. the 600 has been at a significant low, trading down more than 1%. lowest for -- we could see a bit of a respite. up 0.4% for the german dax. italy and spain have been hit the hardest, related to the key story on greece. ryan: we expected to talk about greece only this morning. a lot more to talk about than just the fact that greece has been given a new deadline which is allegedly sunday. that is when leaders are saying greece has to except a bailout or it will be propelled out of the euro. let's go to guy johnson in athens. we are going to stay in athens. are they preparing for an exit from the euro? it sounds apocalyptic. i wonder what such preparations would even look like on the ground. guy: people are talking about sunday. it has galvaniz

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toxic chemicals and carcinogens are leaching into the environment.ing right where we live, work and play. everywhere. cigarette butts are toxic waste. let's stop the toxic litter. learn more at rethinkbutts.org >>> all right, here you see jodie foster a 1997 movie "contact." in this scene she hears sounds that suggests a message from intelligent life. she sets out to make contact with them. the organization is a real organization. >> and yesterday the search for extraterrestrial life got a huge boost. >> reporter: there are billions of places where intelligent life might exist, and now the world's most famous scientist says it's time to go find it. steven hawking has been working at this since he was a young man. >> a similar equation -- >> reporter: now teaming up with a russian tech billionaire, offering $100 million to search for aliens. the ten-year mission, to boldly listen for cosmic communications like no human has ever done before. scanning more of the sky faster than ever. it will be 50 times more sensitive than ever. detecting detecting wit

so daily, millions of gallons of water leach into our watershed, and we are not addressing it.so we need a hearing. we also need a hearing to find out why the big primes are kind of defaulting? you know, what is really happening at irvington and so on and so forth? so you know, i have a blog, and i can address most any issues that i want to. but it's all pertinent and relevant for me to come over here, and look at you in the eyes, to tell you that i am alive and kicking. i'm a little bit busy, but i'm alive and kicking. so that is good especially for small contractors. thank you very much, and go to the board of supervisors. >> thank you, and don't forget about us. >> i haven't. >> any other public comments? seeing none, the next item, please >> item 5 is communications. >> yes, commissioner moran. >> thank you. i have some comments on 5c and e. let's do the triple bottom line first. first of all, thank you for putting together that -- i think it not only explains the system well and gave some pertinent examples and i appreciate that. one -- well, two things. one is that i thin

and the judges, one of whom was robin leach the judges are all kinds -- ed mcmahon would go our nexti look over at ed mcmahon. a man who really was paid to laugh, you know. >> sure. >> professional laugher. he's glaring at me. >> oh no. >> yeah. take some time out from laughing. >> and you've still got a minute to fill. >> i've still got a minute so i'm just yapping. i get off and he always tried to make you feel better. i said to my agent, ooh, that didn't go well. he goes, no, they sweeten it later. don't worry, you did fantastic. this audience on "star search" -- and then after that, i couldn't hear him because bush man, that was his name the african guy, bush man said one joke. they laughed two minutes, and he left. >> the guy from seattle wins. that's it. that's it. do you find it hard -- i know you're a huge fan of stand-up, and you love it. you do find it hard to judge other people doing stand-up? say that kind of stunk? >> well, you know, they say, you know, judge not lest you be judged. >> they do. >> that's scripture. >> that's what they say. >> that's what they say. and th