we had the pleasure this afternoon to have lon solomon with us. you're a bit of a local celebrity here with your not sermons, but thoughts on the radio. >> well, yeah, whatever. >> what is today ball? >> well, really, today is about two things. today is about -- this is not a political gathering. it's a spiritual gathering. today is about us coming tork as you said, for every racial group, every ethnic group, every denomination all over washington, and praying for our city. we believe the bible calls us as christians in this city to pray for our city, and so we're not here to pass judgment on our city. we are here to beg the mercy of god on our city, which is what the bible tells us to do. and we're also here as i said from every race and creed and ethnic group to try to show people that there's a unity in jesus christ we have, that supersedes all of those human differences. man, our world really needs to see that right now. >> thank you, lon, very much. again, it gets going at 1:00. the prayer card has been handed out that says rain or shine, and

david: lon taylor, we know you're working overtime.e appreciate you coming in to talk to us. >> yes, we are. david: kimberly clark infection prevention unit. they deserve kudos from all of us. thank you, lon. >> thank you, david, for having me. liz: yum earnings, interestingly a miss. the stock is moving higher. let's get to cheryl for details. >> interesting to watch, liz as we're watching what happened with yum brands. the big question mark what is going to the earnings report, what happened in china, the meat supplier scare, that has been a problem. initially when the headlines came out on china, the company basically said look, expectation of 13% to the downside for china, came in 9%. so that is not a good thing but the company really strongly pointing out that india is still strong, especially for the kfc division. they're also saying that they do believe they will still open 700 new stores for kfc in china. third quarter revenue coming in slightly lower, below expectations, 3.35 was the actual. earnings per share, it missed by a

>> yes. >> another friend in the past, lin, lon and a new friend from hue.stay only one or two nights. what is your impressions? >> it's very laid back. the food is great. it's pretty. there's a lot to see. it's a perfect place to go if you want to take your time. it's beautiful. food's coming. out here, there are a lot of dishes like this. fill a chicken with lemon grass, then cover it with mud clay from the nearby rice paddies. unwrap, section with cheers. serve with a little lime and salt, make some chili sauce. that's good. some unexpected last words. >> on behalf of the people of hue, thank you for coming. >> thank you for having me. >> we wish you have blessed trip, safe, sound and success. >> thank you. >> i learn many things from american. i still remember some poems. i can send it. sometimes after i drink a lot of beer. [ reciting poetry kren [ reciting poetry ] >> bravo. >> so we wish you have a good trip, a good fly. will you come back after you return back to new york? >> i'm come back to vietnam, always. cheers, everybody. thank you for all of y

that's what he lon wanted -- elone lon wanted t -- elon wanted to say. >> did he succeed? >> i think he succeeded wildly, i think he even surprised himself how well it turned out. >> reporter: but an even bigger surprise, a battle for american vehicle dealers. they want tesla to be sold through independent dealerships or else. >> dealerships trying to run them out of the state. >> why? >> because 99.95% of the market apparently isn't enough for them. >> stephen lane knows the ins and outs of the american auto business as well. he runs a dealership outside of atlanta, georgia. >> they want every single car sold through a new car dealership. they've set up a patch work of laws throughout the decades, in order to create what i would characterize as a legal theft cartel. >> since tesla sells directly to consumers, bypassing, rlg franchise dealers, the auto dealers lobbying group claims tesla exceeded that limit so they filed a petition with the state, to force this showroom to shut down. >> have you broke the law in georgia and sold too many cars direct to consumers? >> my cle

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. >> it takes such a lon time to find perfect pumpkin. >> so low you would think nobody else would do it. another security camera nicely placed right outside a home. yet again, the creepy, crawly guy is creeping and crawling and being a creep. >> you know they are going to go down the road and smash it just to be vandals. >> evidently, his moral compass started pointing due north. he decided to replace the pumpkin and apologize for what he had done. >> only after he saw his video going viral. yeah. >> dash cam more fun when it's inside a rally car and you're blurring mother nature. look out because -- a little bit of miscalculation on that rally route. >> hey, bro, turn left. >> looked like they missed that. guy drives right off the road. lands about 160 feet. >> were they distracted by the fellow up on the cliff? >> it's funny to think they were tuning the radio. >> these rally cars are made to take a ticking and beating. hopefully they are okay because they have all kinds of safety equipment. >> they are okay. they just barely missed a stout tree there. no injury to the driver or co

>>reporter:they will be indeed in jail for a low pressur a lon. they are facing mandatory sentences based on their prior criminal records. david henry, "action news" rick. >>> thank you. robbers at two 7-eleven stores may have been committed by the same man. a man walked in and pointed a weapon andy manned cash. and de. man matching the description of a previous thief grabs $20 and ran off. >>> a man stolen 6,000 for an a.t.m. and surveillance cameras were rolling. he used a crowbar to get inside of the deli. he tore open the a.t.m. and walked away with cash. if you have any information on the burglary, you are asked to call the police. >>> this is the intersection of strasburg and south vintage roads. a dump truck rolled through the stop sign forcing the school bus driver to swerve. it tipped it over as you see. none of the injuries are considered life-threatening. we know the name of man that was killed in a head-on crash. he is 28-year-old michael baronofsky. he died of his injury there is at the scene. the tractor-trailer driver was not hurt.

in the lon long run it will back that family for 21 days. >> others disagree.ee and lack of education. >> the family is not from the portion of africa that is being affected. i feel bad. >>reporter:she is right. the students are said to be from rwanda. many decisions regarding ebola are made out of fear not fact. >> i think that the spread of disease is under control. what i worry about the spread of fear of the disease is not under control. >>reporter:also what could help to alleviate fears the majority of people that duncan had contact with before hospitalized is out of the 21 day waiting period. so far no, one has gotten second. reporting from maple shade, new jersey. ali gorman. >>> and world news with david muir, coverage of ebola in nuclear. that is next on "channel~6 action news." >>> there was a stabbing death of a prison guard. a body was discovered inside of a home in southwest philadelphia. they caught up with her boyfriend ronald jones on saturday. he has not been charged with murder. jones is held on a parole violation and considered a violent offe

how will this country's economy and the world respond to a lon longer spell of low prices? still with us, a professor of international finance and business at george washington university. an investing research fellow at the cato institute, and senior fellow and director of the energy security initiative, and emma ashford, iraq, which is supposed to be rebuilding itself using oil revenues. harder to do at $79 a barrel than $125. and iran funding groups here and there all over the middle east, creating mischief, let's say, to put it most charitybly. most of these things become more difficult when you've got a lot less money coming in, doesn't it? >> absolutely, yes. and there are several countries that really are going to be very worried about this, you named iraq, iran, also venezuela, russia in the long-term, not so much in the immediat medium-term, and in all these states their dependence on balancing their budgets on $100 a barrel. $120 in iran and in venezuela, they'll have massive shortfalls. >> let's look closer at russia for just second. does this spell of lower pric

next couple of folks going to be jeopardy contestant took part in the tryouts. 100,000 people took lon line test and 3,000 made the cut to today ace regional competition. they tried their hands at the buzzer >> join now at few's .com. >> time for sports jeff in for sadness. >> sixers first round pick joel embiid is not with us today because of his brother's death. coach is by his side. a sixers assistant chad running the show against the celtics and not going well. down by 15 in first ilt yot williams cuts in with the slam there. sixers within 13. that's as close as it gets. careless turnover sixers lose by 20. they lost both preseason games by combined 40. maybe this guy can help. he got a standing ovationner linz know dell not play because of a cold and reigning rookie of the year is recovering from shoulder sergei and may not be ready in 13 days against indiana. mcw yet to participate in contact drills and the team is not giving a timeline days ago it sounded like he was ready. >>fy go through progress each and every day trying to get better each day i feel great 100%. >> you feel g

roofie and sexually assaulted last friday and sunday officers say it happened at delta cap a he says lon fraternity that is not recognized by uc berkeley. >> turning now to the latest on ebola in america. tonight we are hearing for the first time from theirst nurse diagnosed with the disease. f. >> can hear her as she was getting ready to leaf dallas. she is now being treated at the national institu of mental health health in maryland. today president obama gave pentagon authorization to call up reserve and natiol guard troops to help the u.s. respond in west africa if they are needed. and president says tonight he's not opposed to a baon travel from affected country bu says it's not necessary right w. >> tonight bay area health officials trying to avoid the mistake that led to the first death from ebola here in the united states. as alan explains, health eerts are abbing strict protocol to deal with ebola beginning with first responders. fichbility known. that's the scariest part f us. we go in to houses every day that we don't know. >>reporter: paramedic from medic ambulance service in

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does look like a cloudy, rainy day and rain on thursday could actually be steady at times wheeling lon the lookout for street flooding wednesday night to friday. great, friday, saturday nice and saturday and sunday nice. >>> new on "action news" police in florida used pepper spray on shoppers after a scene at a beauty supply store on friday. as part of the grand opening it was give ago way free hair exceptions valued between $55 and $100 0. customers started pushing and shoving and a pregnant woman was pushed down. surveillance shows two officers used pepper spray on the crowd. they believe police overreacted. no one was seriously hurt. >>> authorities in new york city are trying to find this guy. he climbed up out of a subway grate and lobbed two smoke bombs into a restaurant. he then disappeared right back from where he came. no one was hurt. but the incident is raidsing questions about security within the big apple transit system. tam. >> thank you, nydia. gas prices seem to be falling through the floor and that's topping business this morning. prices dropped 12 cepts over the last

tik lon hudhud makes landform. this report from sarajevo on weather elections bring change >>> israel's 50 day assaults on gaza had a devastating impact. more than 2,000 were killed, including 511 children. the financial cost was in the billions for a population suffering for years under israel's land, sea and air blockade. the palestinians are seeking $4 billion to rebuild homes, schools and hospitals damaged by bombing. secretary of state john kerry is among those that arrived in cairo for an a.i.d.s. conference. in a moment we cross to rafah's border crossing. let's hear from charles stortford. >> reporter: this man inspects his irrigation pipes. tank tracks left scars in the sand, nothing remains of the tomato crop. >> translation: i lost $500,000 in the war. i could only salvage around 19. the west bank says the economic growth in pal stain dropped to minus it 100% in the first quarter of 2014. the war made a struggling economic situation worse. >> like many farmers in the area, they describe how the tanks cam

it was several orange cones, pile lons and -- pylons and garbage that had burned. a vodka bottle was found nearby. firefighters had come to the same location earlier for another trash fire. that is what originally brought us to the scene. >> it appears like juvenile vandalism. the video you shot, it would be very helpful. we'll pass it on to the arson unit. >> reporter: police arrived and started searching the area near the school but couldn't find anyone on foot. while it didn't damage any structure, the unified school district has experienced numerous arsons in the past that caused extensive damage. >> it's frustrating. just from the reof resource part of it because -- resource part of it because it's money that could be used toward the classroom and things for the kids and it gets spent on vandalism and we do get a lot of that in our district. >> reporter: students at simons elementary were not affected by the fire. that's because school is not in session this week. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a warm-up is under way

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roofie and sexually assaulted last friday and sunday officers say it happened at delta cap a he says lon fraternity that is not recognized by uc berkeley. >> turning now to the latest on ebola in america. tonight we are hearing for the first time from the first nurse diagnosed with the disease. >> can hear her as she was getting ready to leaf dallas. she is now being treated at the national institute of mental health health in maryland. today president obama gave pentagon authorization to call up reserve and national guard troops to help the u.s. respond in west africa if they are needed. and president says tonight he's not opposed to a ban on travel from affected country but says it's not necessary right now. >> tonight bay area health officials trying to avoid the mistake that led to the first death from ebola here in the united states. as alan explains, health experts are stabbing strict protocol to deal with ebola beginning with first responders. fichbility known. that's the scariest part for us. we go in to houses every day that we don't know. >>reporter: paramedic from medic ambula

." >> moshe lon is here. he presided over this summer's 50-day war between israel and hamas, the islamic militant group that was in power in the gaza strip. more than 2000 palestinians were killed in the war, the majority of them civilians. on the israeli side, 65 died. were0 homes in gaza destroyed. the reconstruction efforts have begun, but they are concerned it will be in vain. ban ki-moon told reporters -- international pressure is building on israel for new peace negotiations. he latest talks collapsed in april. speculation is rising that the six powers negotiating with iran are negotiating to reach a deal. they are worried that the campaign against isil will come at the expense of curtailing iran's nuclear program. i am pleased to have moshe ya'alon here at his table. i know there are some things that i say that you quarrel with . not me your assessment, from the perspective of what your government should do or wants to do, but as an analyst , ofational security issues the threat from isil. >> isil is a

roofie and sexually assaulted last friday and sunday officers say it happened at delta cap a he says lon fraternity that is not recognized by uc berkeley. >> turning now to the latest on ebola in america. tonight we are hearing for the first time from the first nurse diagnosed with the disease. >> can hear her as she was getting ready to leaf dallas. she is now being treated at the national institute of mental health health in maryland. today president obama gave pentagon authorization to call up reserve and national guard troops to help the u.s. respond in west africa if they are needed. and president says tonight he's not opposed to a ban on travel from affected country but says it's not necessary right now. >> tonight bay area health officials trying to avoid the mistake that led to the first death from ebola here in the united states. as alan explains, health experts are stabbing strict protocol to deal with ebola beginning with first responders. fichbility known. that's the scariest part for us. we go in to houses every day that we don't know. >>reporter: paramedic from medic ambula

we don't know yet whether of these patients will have lon long-term lasting effects from this presentation until we've seen them a little longer. >> at least one child enterovirus similar to the one sweeping the country has led to paralysis. >> the philadelphia school district says it is ready to combat enterovirus if necessary. the district has bought special disif he can ant wipes that are capable of killing the virus. they'll use them on doorknobs and desk tops if there is an outbreak. the school district also needs the help of parents. >> please if your child is not feeling well, go and see a doctor and don't bring them back to school until they are fully recuperated and get a clean bill of health. >> here's an interesting fact to keep in mind. hand sanitizer ares not effective against enterovirus. >> well, new tonight hamilton township council gets an earful from residents over enterovirus in that school district. some parents have been critical over the district's response to the virus following the death of fer year old yardville elementary pre-schooler eli waller. eli died at his h

a competitor spacex founder e lon musk called them a joke. but others insisted the engines have a good track record. >> they're fuel efficient and tend to be simple and cleverly designed to do the job. that said, they have been on in storage for many, many years, for decades. >> reporter: yeah. we should mention that one of these soviet-built engines just exploded a few months ago at a u.s. test facility. this was a re-supply mission but hardly the only one. just today a russian-built progress re-supply craft docked with the space station and another vehicle lifted off from kazakhstan. there are lots of vehicles faring cargo to the space station. brian. >> tom costello on the virginia coast tonight. tom, thanks for that report. >>> the world health organization said today the number of ebola cases in west africa is now near 14,000. when american doctors and nurses who have saved lives over there want to return to their lives back here, there is no consensus now on how to handle them. tonight, the battle over mandatory quarantines is moving in

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if you have gone, say from anyone of these infected countries to rome orelon lon orn there are ways to track it? >> there are screening procedures that the government, and airlines can put into place. we want to screen the right passengers, we want the most effective prevention and containment without cost to the broader economy and the way we depend on travel el for other parts of our lives. neil: the cost is more steep and severe not doing it? >> yeah, you know that is worse part of the story, people who criticize others who say, you know, quarantine or stop have a fight plan, they are attacking people who are in support of a flight know about what, they are saying, yes get help to west africa for longer than what government has said, people who have experience with these outbreaks have been saying, quarantine, shut it down but keep health coming in. it is a wrong headed way to go to attack people who are in support of a flight band, they want to do everything to help everyone in the people there. neil: >> we're in such aly thinkous world, if they don't follow protocol that is lawsui

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will the first to implement enhanced screening for passenger from liberia, new guinea and sierra he lon. passengers will be questioned and screened for sin toms of ebola such as fever. it all stems from the death of thomas dunkin who traveled whl west africa. he was suffering from a high fever and pain when initially september home a few days after he arrived in u.s. and was then admitted in critical condition a few days later. he died wednesday. ebola virus now claimed lives of more than 4,000 people in west africa. >> while -- meanwhile a show kmukpo new camera man of "abc news" is showing some up improvement. they issued a mandatory guarantee for rest of nbc crew he was with in liberia. they issued the order because crew violated voluntary 21 someday isolation agreement the crew including reporter will remain confined until october 22 and crew members have not shown signs of the disease. >>> don't shoot! >> hundreds of demonstrateers walked streets of furgeson, missouri, last night in first night of what is expected to be a weekend of protests in the city. and at one point, protester

. >> the lon suffering continue -- long suffering continent of africa -- >> what are you running from? >> ebola. >> in united states the problem i found striking in the show notes i didn't read was the 21-day incubation period where it takes that long for an individual to manifest symptoms and become contagious. if you have people of very kind hearts going over there to help, when they come back, is there supposed to be a waiting period where you observe them to make sure they are not? >> there should be. but we used a special kind of plane to bring over the doctor who treated him. he was a hero. he saved people's lives. i don't think we should leave them there for that. one of the good parts -- well when it is a-symptomatic it doesn't spread and when it is symptomatic it spreads. >> only in ebola's america, greg. let me ask you a question. knock, knock. >> who's there? >> ebola, that's who is there. i am pretty much with you. i don't think anyone should be panicking over this. i have been in a couple of meetings, can't say with whom and where they took place, but i have been assured

alleged incident happened at the delta conspire a he says lon from a certainty house open piedmont avenue block from another fraternity where another sexual assault may have happened. lil i don't know reports. >> i'm shaking with rage every night that i'm in danger that my friends are in danger e-uc berkeley students horrified over the allegation surrounding this from terpt. it was at this house where 5 people reportedly drugged and sexual assaulted over the course of the weekend. >> in student community of educated this theful people i would think things like this wouldn't happen. >>reporter: members of the from ternt decline to comment but e-mail the national office says although as of now no facts come to lit to support the anonymous allegations any disciplinary action that may result from our investigation will be handled swiftly and internally. the from a isn't around the corner dealing with a sexual assault case in this instance sentence the. police say beth case have been forwar forwarded to berkeley pd but give the campus community some basic reminders. >> people have to give afor

film maker and author, m knight sham lon joined doctor superintendent william hite for problems facing philadelphia eye on education panel took a look at models, fos fairing success locally and nationally. >>> so just how does a two-year old child manage to shoot himself in delaware? john rawlins is asking that tough question tonight, john. >> reporter: well that little boy remains in critical condition tonight, and no one has yet to explain how a toddler could get his hand on a loaded gun, we will talk to a family member, coming up. >>> and here is how not to getaway with stealing an atm? one criminal struggles is caught on video. >>> also a caffeinated underwear, if you don't believe that will help you slim down the federal government is, with you on that one. guess what? the money we need to fund our schools lies right underneath your feet. that's right. down in the ground, pennsylvania has deep deposits of natural gas. but because of governor corbett, we're the only state in the country that doesn't make oil and gas companies pay an extraction tax. as governor, i'll make the gas co

a lon anelon and spacex have haa perfect record but unless we get sloppy in our self-confidence this is going to happen. it had to happen now and actually as terrible as it is, it is better that it happened now than later when that vehicle is full of spaceflight participants. >> you're not new to this game. you have been in the space industry for a while and as i've been speaking to people who have been in the space work for ten, 20, 30 years, they get that this happens. you've drawn an analogy to dangers of things we do more commonly. we sign on, edo this with our eyes open. -- we do this with our eyes open >> absolutely. this is something that these people feel is important enough to put their lives on the line about. and frankly you know, i think this is indicative of the fact that a lot of people have been talking about how our culture is failing, and that we're getting too sanguine, to laid back, we're getting lazy. this is the edge. and whether you're an individual or you're a culture, it is how you approach the edge, and cross that edge, that defines you. and tells you how ali

decat lon for us is a good reason to train and train loud. >> okay. >> someone is training really hard behind us. >> if we cannot do that there is a really cool amazing race. >> ♪ >> do you want some water. >> what? >> run for your life. >> october 30th, west laurel hill smet try. >> you want people to run through a cemetery. >> yes, one of the oldest cemeteries in america and it will be a fun 3-d,. >> okay. >> can i say something. >> i knew they were there and they still scared me, what is wrong with me. so come in scared, tell me what it will be. >> it will be october 30th and it will be west laurel hill, it is in the evening. fun lit up and you will be chased whole way by scary guys. >> people here, but that is not too miles. >> it is good for the whole family to come back out. >> the treats are because it is sponsored by. >> man n a a, go to manna.org to find out about the race. >> this scary guys say you are looking for people to scar people and that could be your work out. >> really. let's say you don't want to run it, you can run through the cemetery. >> we are looking for, we'r

gay couples parried in these states now qualify for several federal bents. >>> the house hotel in lonrooms a magical feel. the rooms are part of a harry potter package. they are decorated to look like they belong in hogwarts. the package cudz a walking tour of filming locations and the areas that inspired the author, j.k. rowling. it cost around $400 for two adults. >>> it cost bay area commuters, $50 million. coming up where the monster is headed and foo who fitted the bill for -- footed the bill for it. >> reporter: they are one win away from the world series. the giants beat the royals last night. beautiful pitching from mg -- from madison bumgarner. we'll tell you how the team is preparing for game 6 back in kansas city. >>> and things are a little bit show. we're seeing some -- some good signs on the morning foot. we'll let you know what's getting better coming up. >>> sunny side except up north. it's kind of calm but rather chilly here. we'll talk about a warmer pattern and what looks be to a pretty good system by the end of the week. uhhh, it is a little awkward being on the ma

. ♪ i smell like a bunch of money ♪ ♪ they think it's coal lon ♪ we don't get along >> and their rap,as the most entertaining songs i'd hear while filming "lockup." it was clever and it really stuck with you to the point where i find myself singing it quite often. ♪ alligators and horses ♪ alligators and horses ♪ alligators and horses ♪ lamborghinis and porches >> robinson served as backup this time, his alter ego drew down, was a well-known member of oakland's rap scene. he was a recording artist and appeared in numerous videos and movies. when he came to jail on a dui conviction, everyone seemed to know who he was. ♪ let me show you what a fella can do ♪ ♪ down girl, my first name is drew ♪ >> drew's celebrity status also took on a different tone. all the inmates who thought they were rappers or wannabe rappers, kind of want to audition for him. >> what you got? what you got? give me a song real fast. ♪ i'm going to get it right eat my paper ♪ ♪ struck me eat with me play with my nose ♪ >> when i come to jail, everybody rap, you know what i'm talking about? you know? my time -- i ta

we're talking abouty lon musk. both of them trying to sell you a new car. stay with us. and find out. and tweet us. charles: all right, guys. going to stop and blow the whistle here open up another page from payne's investment playbook. yesterday warren buffett said he's going to purchase a new group. now with this deal the orcal. this is a whole lot of stuff approximate. it's the fifth largest auto company in the country. and an 8 billion-dollar a year business. this news comes right after the industry posted very strong sales in september. however many people are thinking that's low hanging fruit and sales could actually begin to fade. for now, the sales were phenomenal. chrysler up 19 percent. general motors up 19 percent. ford lagging. what's going on with ford? nissan up -- honda up 12 percent. subaru up 30 percent. and nobody wants vox wagons. we might as well take them off the list. over the long run fluctuation of sales. tesla they've been upsetting this whole establishment applecart threatening to make business as usual sleet. elon musk wants to sell them direct

that is now the lon longest such streak in national league history. the 2 37 first pitch.the hill we want to hear from jake tonight. >> can't take a batter off and that's, that's the attitude and that's what make this team special as we are. if we understand take we may not be the favorite but we play every pitch. >> pressure gets on you. try to tell yourself to stay in yourself and hard work you put in the off season. comes down to this point. >>reporter: donors thinking revenge. st. louis beat them to good to the world series last year. adam and next batter. gonzalez. word with cardinal catcher f.bench clear. i wasn't trying to hitch it. a lead. for l.a. in the fift fifth. aj make it a 6-1 game. watching at home. thinking it's over. change the channel. on the mound but then hit after hit cardinals chip away. bases loaded for carpenter. clears them. st. louis up. 7-6. if pulled but pedro inherits carpenter on second. former a matt holiday gun. 3 run shot. 8 run 8th inning. 10-6 cardinal. tag for 8 unearned runs. andre. st on third. winning run. flt fame. biggest post seas

long sleeves and lon pants at the bus stop this morning. going to be rather chilly between now and around 8:00. after that we'll quickly warm and boy mid-afternoon all the way into the upper 70s under a partly cloudy sky. and we took this photo yesterday afternoon w shooting the storm team 4 -- excuse me -- fall special. we were emerging from the corn, if you build high pressure, we will come. >> up to your ears! >> we are. we were. oh, my, my. >> i know. a little corny. >> yes. we were -- >> stalking butler's orchard oh!erda keep 'em coming. watch for the storm team 4 weather fall special coming up in a couple of weeks. tomorrow with that gorgeous weather tha rain not arriving until probably after midnight looks like now into early saturd morning. much cooler for sunday. 30s in the morning. afternoon highs in the 60s. ought to stay above freezing and getting milder monday, tuesday and wednesday. melissa has breaking news on the road. breakings news in white oak. southbou columbia pike at lockwood drive a car crash off to the left. you can

we know where alonzo stood, what kind of ammunition he used, the records are perfectly accurate, ah lon doe was a hero. >> why this american hero had to wait 150 years for his medal of >> in the middle of san francisco sits a bee farm with a dozen hives and up to a million bees, run by volunteers who plant flowers and fruit trees to attract and build the bee colony that produces honey for the neighborhood. now, this lot's owner and other interested land owners have an extra incentive for setting up community gardens, a new city tax break. someone paying $10,000 in taxes before would now just pay about $100, their property accessed as farmland instead of prime real estate. another part of the sweet deal... urban farms must sell or donate produce to the community or act as a teaching site. but there are few empty lots in san francisco and advocates have no illusions about how many plots can sprout up. >> we're not necessarily naive to think that we're gonna be able to feed ourselves in a city like san francisco, but how much can we do? >> this urban farm serves those living below the pove

tall lon. both owl gently loaded that box and driven to safe spot for release.teers help with the big moment. >> tip it up. there it goes. >>reporter: first the one eye owl make a bee line for the tree. younger owl lands in a field. still trying to decide how to handle the big out doors. man who rescued him is here to root him on. grateful for the expert help that led to this moment. >> so many interactions now. between human and different animal that one way or the other they get hurt. good place animal have a second chance. >> isn't it beautiful. look a at. that. >> incredible. like tahoe wild life care work to go move to largelyer facility so volunteer care for even more animal like. that if you would like to help use this web site. >> grit organization. >> up fix on 7 news at 9:00. special tour just in time for fleet week. >> we take you on board the navy newest amphibious assault shift. incredible uss america. >> i just want to thank you for all your hard work. >> letter oven kurmingt and much more given to this domino pizza employee. much more given to thi

i wonder if he would have been as effective if he didn't have the lons to do what he did on the daily -- licence to do what he did on the daily show. he would have had twice the viewers. you'd think it would be a little terming. >> that's possible. they are talking to the washington - inside the belt way world. you don't think of general people. it's a different audience. he has a nightly platform. there's a lot of pure right and editorial comment. leased with obscenity, and, of course, he's a comedian. it's hard to see him giving up the exhilarating humour that we see, that often i, as you, love. >> he does a lot of editorial. it's fun to watch. let's change topics of the nobel prize for literature awarded to patrick, a french writer. well-known in france, hasn't published much in english. his books sound interesting. the nobel folks are honouring an author with a small international following. >> yes, and this is something that comes up. he is thinking about haunting memories, and trying to unearth them, and obviously in europe we are under the shadow of the second world war, they h

tony, she is short of increase the speculation and chatter about what is going on at the upper etch lons in the loader ship of that regime. of course, there are expert whose tried to determine what is happening it's been a wild since the leader has been seen in public. he recently resurfaced. a lot of talk about power struggles within the regime there. and of course, the administration stressing today, that they are still working for the release of the two americans who remaybe detained. saying they are doing all they can to secure their release. >> protest leaders met today for talks ending at aiming weeks. they are robbed by the thousands. we all understand that we can't really get any concrete as a results buzz at least an open dialog can tell everyone why we are here. >> and they have been here for weeks. demonstrators occupying streets to demand free and fair elections. the protests began after the chinese government decided to limit voter reforms by screening candidates for the 2017 elections. >> the two hour talks and five student leaders were meant at a first step towards ending