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lite this one seemingly trying to get in. >> you know, it's very common. i live on a mountain. this is the wirldness. >> reporter: the first visit back many may, when we woke up in may to these furry friends on his back fornlg. >> about 5:00 in the morning. i heard a ruckus. i saw mama bear, one cub. another cub. >> reporter: doug was off the hook for a few months. until arriving home to this, after a brief vacation. this time, the bear making it inside. leaving claw marx on his door post. guzzling down a 12-pack of pepsi and chowing down on bars of toblerone. >> i left the sliding glass door open about 7, 8 inches. apparently it squeezed through. >> reporter: he's skribed his porch clean. but there's though telling when or where they'll pop up next. sara haines, abc news, new york. >> looking for porridge. that's what he's doing. >> perfect placement of the camera. >> they need to consider throwing bigger fences, wrought-irp doors, something. it's cute until it's scary as all heck. >>> that's what's making news in america this morning. >>> please stay with us for "good morning

. >> about two years ago, nearly 40% of all detroit street lites were broken. leaving thousands of residents in the dark. >> for long time resident it is lack of streetlights made his community a breeding ground for crime. he says some even feared walking the streets after dark. >> as detroit was working to emerge from bankruptcy a few years ago, the city created a public lighting authority. and with with the help of bonds embarked on a $185 million project, to repair and replace over 88,000 streetlights. so far, the city is ahead of schedule. >> what impact does have that on a community? when the lights aren't working in. >> well, always say to folks all the time, the streetlights is not just about sticks and ligh lightbulbens, it is about sent of place, and safety, and purpose. and so -- obviously it did not have a good impact from that standpoint and new streetlights are critical to the city's turn around, but not everyone is pleased with the results so far. tonight, why some residents are feeling left in the dark. you can watch the full report during prime

. >> the street lites it is not just about sticks and lightbulbens, it is about sense of place, a sense of purpose and safety, so it of coursely did not have a good impact from that standpoint. >> the lighting authority says the new streetlights are critical to the cities turn around but not everyone is pleased so far doubts why some are feeling in the dark. tony harris in new york, the news continues next, live from london. this is the news hour live from london, coming up in the next 60 minutes. dozens killed by a female suicide bomber. also, ahead. forces loyal gain ground in the south of the country. angry scenes on the greek island as officials struggle to deal with with the growing numbers of refugees and migrants. an

on the altamont pass, it is evidence that it is friday lite with 205 slowing merging with 580 but into the pass, slow-and-go and volume building up to greenville and interest livermore. from tracy to castro valley, 38 minutes. still in the green so that is good news. we we northbound from highway 85 to the san jose airport, telephone minutes and 280 northbound from highway 1 to san francisco through daly city is 10 minutes. >> next, a wild story of survival. would east bay women were found after spending several days in the sierra with only bathing suits and towels for cover. what they were forced to do to survive. >> an awakening. >> an awakening. from the next "star wars >> los altos, antioch, petaluma and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> good morning, at 4:41. a look outside on this friday, we look across the bay bridge, very well illuminated with the sky this morning. >> 4:41. developing news from georgia, grief counselors are on hand at savannah state university after a student was killed in a campus shooting. the victim has been identified as christopher stark, a junior fr

they're very interested in is, you know, has a calorie count of 250 calories as opposed to a miller liter another light beer that's only about 96 calories. >> as far as bar owners, restaurant owners, is this going to have a chilling effect on their bottom line? will people pay for less if they see -- for less drinks if they see how many calories are in the drinks? >> it depends. first of all, the regulation doesn't apply to everybody. it only applies to chain restaurants that has 20 or more outlets where they have a standard menu item. so your local bars, your local taverns, they are not going to be subject to this regulation. however, your large chili's, your franchise-type institutions, i think they may see and are going to have to react to some of these very not only high alcohol but some high sugar drinks like the daiquiris, like the margaritas, or at least to provide a little bit more of an option for the consumers where they have that. >> this is related also to the vending industry, vending machines will have to -- >> yeah, vending machines are also going to do that. that's going

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we're told their lites sirens, were on, we'll have full report coming up at 5:00. >>> new this morning manhunt is underway, in holmdale, new jersey, of two people were shot leaving a hip hop concert. state police say that the shooting happened last night where artist j colon big sean were performing at the pnc bank art center. eyewitnesses say the gunfire broke out after argument in the parking lot. the suspect fled into the woods. police are searching for the person responsible. there is no details yet on the victim's condition. >>> happening today, jurors in the colorado movie theater shooting trial will hear testimony from victims' relatives. james holmes was found guilty of murdering 12 people and trying to kill 70 during a showing of the batman movie in 2012. families will testify about the impact it has had on their lives. jurors will then decide if holmes should be sentenced to death or life in prison without parole. >> now a "eyewitness news" exclusive. the boyfriends of a young mother shot and killed in her port richmond home is speaking out. sean is one of the last people to

it will be friday lite we hope. going to be a trouble spot. drive time traffic 680 southbound from walnut creek to dublin is ten minutes. 101 southbound from santa rosa to san francisco is 53 minutes santa cruz mountains are at posted speed. >> a destruct of fire at an iron company is burning on mare island after a burning collapse, shelter in place order and flames seen for miles. amy hollyfield is in vallejo? >> it is smoking. and smoldering. the pictures of the fire show a huge fire lit up the night a huge glow that started before midnight at the metal skirt ron barge warehouse on mare island in vallejo. the roof collapsed in 62, square foot warehouse. there was the fear of it spreading. it caught some of the grass on fire. that was a big scare they got the vegetation fire out quickly. it took a while to get this warehouse fire under control. they are still watching it carefully. it is still smoking. they had to close highway 37 for a short time. some of the off-ramps are still

. >> i was hoping for friday lite.quite a few cars unless you have fast track everyone else is long fine from the east bay to san francisco. we do have an accident to get us going westbound 580 to the northbound 680 connection through dublin so we have one lane blocked and hopefully that will be cleared soon before 4:00 this morning so far, we are seeing mostly green and as we look at the drive time traffic 680, southbound, to walnut creek from ford is six minutes. 580 over the altamont pass tracy to dublin is 25 minute commute. matt and eric? >> a red flag warning for the bay area is in affect dry lightning and winds make the peninsula and south by especially vulnerable. janet o has more from millbrae. janet? we do not have janet now and we will check in a bit. you saw the lightning strikes mike showed you. it is still active. >> the south pay lightning strikes splintered a giant redwood tree near mineta san jose international airport one of the tallest trees in the neighbor. the top of the tree exploded interest hund

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they hope itemize lited and since repaired the mural. >> new details tonight in the vallejo kidnapping dub the real life gone girl case. suspect matthew mueller attorney says committee piece of evidence linking the crime to the kidnapping and another crime in dublin should be thrown out. melanie explains yichlt after vallejo police called denise march kid inspecting a hoax it seemed the case was over. until june when if they respond to home i hope vegas robbery. victim fought off the robber but he left behind a key piece of evidence. >> he left his cell phone. >> cell phone locked so detectives made an emergency 911 call. operator gave them the phone number which they then used to faip out who the phone water registered to. information that brought detectives to matthew mueller parents. then to him that the south lake tahoe home. the investigators found even more evidence alledgedly linking mueller to the march vallejo kidnapping. that's when fbi agents obtained a warrant for mueller who was already in jail facing charges in the dublin home invasion. >> put the case together and turned

. >> lite of leaders and executives have been joining the conversation around the health of china and they're eyeing pricing opportunities in china. interesting depending on if you're an investor or leader or treasurer in australia. we'll focus more on the retail sector which is under pressure as of late given the volatility in stock markets. a tough quarter for retailers. q-2 results and expecting comparable shares to fall by 5.5%. it will likely decline year over year with analysts forecasting a loss of 4 cents per share. the stock is down about 60% in the last 12 months. this as they embark on a radical overhaul plan to phase out it's basic logo merchandise and focus more on fashion look at names that have done very well in this bracket that appeal to the teen young adult. >> forbes they have an article where they talk about how they changed their marketing strategy completely and they're move agoway from this whole sex appeal thing. >> i thought that worked. >> really? >> and now they're going much more underplayed. they have been performing very poorly. they keep missing on their

from jeef geneva, tell us a lite bit about the situation in greece and why you're so concerned aboutt. >> we had 124,000 people arriving on the greek island. over the last months, 50,000 people arrived, majority are syrians, rest from afghanistan and iraq, this is an emergency situation and in your documentary you covered the regions of europe, we are not surprised those people are coming back they are exprit. they are not economic migrants. they are refugees. most of them have not spent a long time on turkey. turkey is hosting 1.8 million refugees, some will continue to come and desperately need assistance and solidarity. >> you have been critical of the european government, he said that it's beyond what their state of infrastructure can handle. do you think that's fair on his part or the greek government could be doing more. >> it is correct, this is a european challenge. the european countries need to help greece like the european commission is doing but greece is also part of europe. greece has to lead and coordinate the response. if it was a civil emergency, if it was a natural

. >> miller, miller lite? >> it is a discounted place, man.inking beer? >> what are you drinking? >> i'm drinking vodka. >> i'll have -- i'll have what he -- fold under pressure. then i'll think about it a burger down the way. you having something to eat? >> i'm eating. >> all right, i'll hold back. i will stick with this -- >> i'll get you your drink and you can decide. >> thank you. >> i have to ask, you're born and raised in the detroit area? >> right. >> an academic star, marine corps, journalism. why did you never run for office? >> you have to be crazy. you know what? they don't want straightforward politicians. they don't last. you have to be real cold-blooded. being an elected official is like working for the drug cartel. you can't give anybody any mercy. >> it seems like whatever might be in your heart and however pure you might be when you finally arrive in office, somebody brings you a big case, opens it up, says mr. president, mr. mayor, mr. governor, this is the real situation. at which point it's an, oh -- try to start making som

. >> friday lite conditions but the bay bridge toll plaza shows more cash paying lanes stacking up inight lane. again, the metering lights have not been turned on. normally they do monday through thursday by this time. if san jose we have an accident southbound highway 87 at 280 with a little bit of slowing south on 280 approaching highway 87 and the rest south bay is moving along at top speed. >> breaking news, a destruct of fire at iron company is still burning on mare island after building collapse and flames that could be seep for amy? >> the big flames are out. look behind me. this is still smoldering. there are hotspots. they just cannot quite get to them. this will burn for at least the rest of the day, maybe for a couple more days. hook at the end norms fire they rolled up on -- the enormous fire they came upon in vallejo. flames were shooting from the roof. it did collapse. firefighters stayed on the perimeter. no one was here the firefighters stayed back. they fought from the outside. just to be safe. the warehouse burning was not the only fire. >> as the structure collapsee

>> it look like friday lite is out the door.m the camera the fog is cooperating with us so we can actually see toward highway 24 and you can see the string of headlights, that is before you get into the tunnel at a standstill with a sig-alert on or side of the tunnel. it is blocking three lanes and an injury accident involving two vehicles, five miles per hour is going to be the top speed in some places. you can see the delay is coming out of orinda and they are starting to slow down through lafayette as you approach orinda and the road. as you come up from 680 you can see the tail lights bunching up closer to highway 24 through pleasant hill approach main street it is move along however, bart is the answer this morning and you do not want to be stuck in this. follow me on twitter for the details. mike? how is the weather? >>> we will start with outside lands, today, starting at noon 64 degrees under sun. prettier and milder by 3:00. 67. presses kick if this afternoon. 66. and let clouds will follow with emat 63 by the time it e

here it is friday lite. >> an important day in oakland's efforts do keep raiders and a's in town.s the deadline for financier to submit the final development plan for coliseum city after submitting $4 billion plan to transform the coliseum complex into a mini downtown with hops, shopping center and hotel with new stadiums for the raiders and the a's. today, he needs to show city and county officials how it would be financed. >> a security measure is kicking in at levi stadium head of the upcoming nfl season. the santa clara city council has approved a no-fly zone for drones and other unmanned aircraft. they will not be able to fly half a mile around or over stadium. last year, police warns fans would knew a zone before a game the know fly zone is less than six months before levi stadium hosts super bowl 50. >> the f.a.a. is cracking down on drones. in philadelphia, ahead of the pope's visit the agency established a temporary no my zone at the request of the department of homeland security. the ban applies do drones and aircraft used for crop dusting and rockets. >> now a look at "

soon after they witnessed victims running through red lites, followed to medical center that's correct shooting victims were inside. a 26 year old man was shot twice in the back, list in the critical condition. twenty-eight year old plan was struck in the stomach and is also in critical, and 18 year old had a bullet in her foot. she is in stable condition. police say a high powered weapon was used in the shootings. >>> balistic evidence indicate at least 25 shots were fired from two separate caliber weapons. we found 24 spent shell casings, and these shell casings appeared to be from an assault rifle. >> a bag of marijuana was also found on the ground, and police say this is a well known drug area. the driver of the suv is being interviewed by police as are several witnesses. police are also reviewing surveillance video recorded near the scene. >>> people enjoying the park at franklin square yesterday say they're still in shock over bus that hit a man crossing the street nearby at race and franklin. police say 46 year old man was from south philadelphia. he was in the crosswalk when he

. >> guest: lite inwith dote use the money for your campaign but they never invested in the democratic national committee. they viewed themselves as so outside washington they were going to grow their own policy orient version. i to almost wanted to be their own political party. >> host: one of the cure use things about his presidency, the first democrat since roosevelt to win a majority, both times, twice, not just once, and yet he is seen as somebody who keeps the party at arm's length, has not been a party builder, doesn't seem to care about the party. how do you -- >> guest: that is what comes across, and that's how -- you want to knee why really he has problems with congressal democrat inside that's what they see. the white house will say but we show up to events and help them raise money for their entities. but they have had different versions of what is called ofa, obama for america when inwas for the president, and then organizing for america, and then organizing for action, but they always wanted to start their own entity that they believed -- they may be right, that the obama

so here's a tweet from miller lite ninja, a viewer, the you videoer, who seems to agree with donald trumps the government think it's toke to allow other economies to dictate our market's success? trade agreements are bad. another viewer, says in reality it's due to money printing into infinity and massive debt. who is right? the first person, china is doing this. or is it because money is being printed so much? >> well, our money is being printed and now china's money is being printed. both current sees are affected by that quantity at a timive easing. which means printing a lot of money and devaluing the currency. that plays into it. it's not a lack of a trade agreement that's causing this. china, the only way they get an advantage is to devalue their currency. that's what trump is playing into it. there is politics that can play with that. but at the end of the day. china's economy is slowing down. they have had gang buster growth and people have been basing a lot of their financial interacts worldwide on that. and that's facting our stock market because it scared some people this week.

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this is just one tiny example of that called stack view or stack lite. this is an application that has been built to work with the digital public library of america and meant to address the question of serindipity and saying can we create a digital browsing environment that is different but positive. so the example that is up here is of somebody coming, in this particular schuss case, the harvard collection and searching on gravity's rainbow. think of a graduate student doing this search and one of the interesting things is there is not a lot of libraries. there is a main one and 61 branches and you have the library company of philadelphia and drexel and penn and lots of different libraries. ultimately, there is actually not one stack. so we love this idea of s serendipity. but you could create the infinate stack showing all of the ing things available. there is queens, brooklyn and new york public in new york so you could show everything available. if you did it well, you could use the meta data the libraries have and relay information that is clever. t

. >> rose: carey mulligan is here currently in broadway in david hare skylight lite.ational theater with an d, i would start aroundvier her. that would be a nice adventure shall wouldn't it within that would be such a good adventure, yeah, i would do it david. if he asked. >> rose: what is it about david that made you want to do it with him. >> he is just such an extraordinary writer and just a wonderful person. we've had the privilege of getting to spend a lot of time with him on the play. he was around during rehearsals and previews and he is just brilliant. he's very of the writer on this project because we're working with the other director but he's just so giftedded at both. >> rose: what i love about him is the curiosity he has for the themes that he wants to do. >> yeah. and he's -- i think that's why him and steven work together so well. they're both curious and owning all the time. even in sort of trivial conversation they're like that. >> rose: so you got steven to do this one. >> yeah, yeah. and haven't been done since bill did it. >> rose: when was that. >

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had a couple of stops and few minute to spare and stopped at another legion post and had a miller lite with a couple of guys. we might smell like smoke. she's looking out for me. but we had a good time. kind of like date night, but not really. we have been out on the campaign trail on our anniversary, february 6, which happens to be ronald reagan's birthday. i remember his birthday because it's our wedding anniversary. but i'll stick with remembering it because it's our anniversary. but it's an honor to be here tonight. i'm going to spend a couple of minutes talking and 45 minutes or so with the questions and have some fun. i'll try to turn around a little bit. like a guy backing me wearing a harley-davidson shirt. i'm going to come back in a few weeks and ride road king around the state and hit all 10 counties. we'll have fun going around nutch. not too hot, not too cold. might be color the further up we go. but we are looking forward to it. i want to start with maybe a summary and hear your questions, hear your comments and hear your responses. a lot of folks know a little bit about

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he also championed gay lites. talked with his grandchildren about the sponsibility everyone has in the fight for justice. >> you have to ask what can i do to push the needle forward, what can i do to improve freedom in our country? i think you have to stay i'm gonna do something. i may not know what it is. but i'm going to do something to make freedom expand. >> president obama praised bond as a hero and friend to the first family. the president said request "he helped change this country for better. what better way to be remembered than that." >>> still a little bit rattled from the earthquake right before 7:00. sal, we're getting reports of a number of small aftershocks around the 2 range. a lot of people feeling it. but that's affecting traffic. >> b.a.r.t. had to check the tracks. they showed down a little bit. they found equipment problems and then there was a medical emergency at the same time. now there are system-wide delays on bart. one person who sakes b.a.r.t. says it took him -- i have so many tweets h

about the over the counter lice shampoos that many parents use once their child is diagnosed with head lites. and a lot of these were actually resistant to it, meaning they weren't killed and needed something a little bit more, you know, more effective like a prescription form of the lice shampoo. so what does this mean for participants? if your child is diagnosed, still you can probably try the over the counter first, you can also go to people who actually search through your child's hair for the eggs -- >> and that is a very pleasant sensation. >> is it? >> when they do that. [laughter] >> no, it feels good. >> it's funny, some people really like to have their head combed -- >> i don't think little girls with long hair like to do that. >> when i was in the fourth grade, i used to go to the nurse all the time. >> regularly. [laughter] >> it's actually an effective way of doing it, but it can be expensive. there are prescription lice shampoos, but, again, just warp your child against sharing things like hats and helmets, and those are ways that you can -- brushes, hair accessories. >> while

research found that the beer he does like to drink is very lite so what we decided to do is brew a light argentinian hops but by the time it went through the approval process for the u.s. it would be too long. we landed on a very hoppy pale ale. >> is that kind of comparable to a blue moon? i love blue moon with a lemon wedge or a sam summer? like that? >> no, no, no. not at all. way more flavorful. the hops provide a citrus and spiciness to the beer and that's what makes it so great to pair with the pep pepiness of the steak. >> when the pope was in italy, somebody brought him a pizza. any chance to bring him a bottle or a cold one in the philadelphia leg of the visit? >> there will be no greater honor than to have a beer or at least a sip of beer with the pope. >> i'm sure that will be great. and if not, many of us will raise one for you and cheers to you, ryan. to the yopo. thank you very much and good luck with it. >> cheers. >> cheers. oh, hey! look at that. holding that the whole time. cheers to you. cheers to us as we wrap things up for today's show. see you back here tomorrow 1:0

. >> yeah, with me still in the lower for longer camp, i've lite the reits here. start playing it through the shopping malls, get the retail element in there, as well. i think that's an interesting trade. it's one i've been on. it's still working and it's going to work. >> thank you so much for joining us. trying to make everybody, all six of us, thank you so much. be sure to stick around and catch guy adami coming up at 5:00 p.m. one big oil stock that may have finally found a floor. can't wait to hear that. much more on the market's roller coaster ride here and which s&p stocks are in correction territory. that's straight ahead. and oil prices hitting a 6 1/2 year low. look at that 4051. will that spark a flurry of deals? you're watching cnbc, first in business worldwide. ♪ no student's ever been the king of the campus on day one. but you're armed with a roomy new jansport backpack, a powerful new dell 2-in-1 laptop, and durable new stellar notebooks, so you're walking the halls with varsity level swagger. that's what we call that new gear feeling. you left this

that's what it's going to look lite like from here on out.please welcome to the stage julie, jennifer, david and our moderator, colleen taylor. have fun, guys. >> all right. we only have 20 minutes and each of you are fantastic and i just want to dive into our conversation. so for the benefit of time, i'm going to do a quick rundown of each of your companies and what they do. david tissue is the co-founder of spring, which is a mobile marketplace for brands to sell directly to consumers on their phones. david is also an investor, well known here in new york, probably to a lot of you. in the middle we're happy to have jennifer hyman who is the co-founder of rent the runway, which i'm sure a lot of you know about. it's the online definition for designer apparel and accessory rentals. and they also have a subscription business and an ala carte business, which we're going to talk about. and to my right is julie frederickson, who is the founder of stowaway, a direct consumer e-commerce start-up that makes makeup that you love in small sizes that y

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