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since the most beautiful market -- north carolina so preparing there hasn't gettysburg -- lookis a northures there. very heroic poses, very lively. she knows she will might make it across here. the big man in front, one word should come to mind, determination. his over it does it's over his right shoulder. he is horrified that this is about to happen. there with a beard, he is encouraging the undermanned -- say it's just moving forward. then the flight there was right over this. over the north carolina soldiers. >> important to north carolinians to make a statement. never felt -- in especially during the history of gettysburg. in the newspaper written right after the battle, there was article after article after -- whatever has to explain why the tickets failed, the usual thing was the truth sent here -- did not do their job. sometimes they would pointedly pointed to the north carolinians as the men who are not supported the virginians and a lot of them to have such great numbers. butnorth carolinians -- this is part of the attack. they did not like this -- by being insulted. the dude li

so all in all it wasn't a short term twrad forade, it was looki the long term at that position. >> prior to the game nurse, chris long showed solidarity with his teammate malcolm jen kens while jenkins held up a fist. long grew up in charlottesville. here is jenkins with what long's gesture meant to him. >> i think for him, he understands that he could never necessarily know my experience as a black male, but in light of all that is going on as a white male, he understands that he needs to be an ally and he expressed that sdish desire to i thought it was appropriate to show that gesture. >> that's all for sports. i'm danny pommells. enjoy your saturday. >>> you can help nbc 10 and telemundo 62 clear the shelters today. this is a live look at the brandywine swrvalley spca. some sleepy puppies. it's one of nearly 50 shelters and rescues where all adoption fees will be waived today. more than 4,000 pets in our area will be looking for homes, including some of them right there. >>> 5:57 on your saturday morning. nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal is live in south philadelphia where the frank rizzo mu

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things are lookie waiting for t wage you just mentioned, showing a bit more sign of acceleration. they were running at a pace of about 2.9% at the end of last year, now, they're close to 2.5%, so that's slowing quite a bit. directant to see that going they want to see the influence on the inflation as well. >> health care has always been a driver of growth. especially in the last few reports. but i was struck by the gains in hospitality of better than 60%. the problem is isn't those are lower pay iing jobs. e and hospitality, we had a huge gain that was worth a d of the entire gain for the month of july. that looks as you said, a lot of these jobs are lower paying b jobs, so what we want to see is you know, either those wages starting to go up or some employment and better paying sectors. >> all right, we'll leave it there. thanks so much for joining us . >> well, even though hiring is up, there are still millions of jobs that can't be filled. the big question why. steve liesman looks for answers. >> government data on friday showed a strong 209,000 jobs created in july. but could

do you think wall street views companies meier ed in a scandal differently thanete looki at pr. are we making money by owning wells farg is yes. and the scandals that have broke have not really impacted profits and why you see the stock prices higher. >> does it also play into the fact that it's in an area of the market, the financials, and the larger financials, that have been doing quite well. >> well, yes, to the extent the financial sector continue to do well, interest rates rise, you've got lots of financial stocks should continue to do much better. and wells fargo is a strong financial company. they're tarnishing their reputation and their brand, but not enough that they'rf custome. >> is the third strike if there is a third strike, if something else happens at the company or is discovered at that company, would that make heads turn or not? >> it could potentially. what would make heads turn is if larger inhaves tors in the stock, larger owners of the stock decide their ethical behavior is not for them and they start pulling out and el is ing selling the stocks. decide tha

in edpressure on the quarterback, looky what i found, robinson after a rough opening drive, a pick of tyler wray gone all the way to the chiefs 25. 49ers had 188 yards rushing. joe williams here had 60 of them, his first carry from scrimmage 17 yards. they led 9-7 at the half. 4th beckard r quteargot loose and the born identity. 9s are tied and won the game by 10. 27-17 and the broncos are next. >> it's a game in process. i enjoyed it. having to peek up and watch time, watch the defense. i think some see ries did it better than others, glad we got three more and hopefully i'll get better at it each week. >>> the raiders in arizona tomorrow. >>> i'm coming back with some soggy giants and a >>> the nissan sports report coming up next on kpix5. s & nationals to postponned its game to a double .. >> back with baseball, rains in the nation's capital for us, the giants and nationals postponed to a doubleheader on sunday. here's the large presence of dennis eckersley in oakland hosting the orioles trailed by a run in the 8th. runner going for jea d ground r double tying the game. later in th

pressure on the quarterback, looky what i found, robinson after a rough opening drive, a pick of tyler wray gone all the way to the chiefs 25. 49ers had 188 yards rushing. joe williams here had 60 of them, his first carry from scrimmage 17 yards. they led 9-7 at the half. 4th quarter beckard got loose and the born identity. 9s are tied and won the game by 10. 27-17 and the broncos are next. >> it's a game in process. i enjoyed me, ith . the defense. i think some series did it better than others, glad we got three more and hopefully i'll get better at it each week. >>> the raiders in arizona tomorrow. >>> i'm coming back with some soggy giants and a comeback by the a's. >>> this out of work open accountant is inspiring a love of learning thousands of miles away. we found he's opened more than 20 libraries in his native ethiopia. >> it's good for my people back home looking for books. >> the cal state grad collects unwanted textbooks and ships them overseas. >> to help another human being, it's a noble thing to do. >> expect original reporting from kpix5 news. expect more. ♪ [brother] an

warning for delaware being until eleven forty five pm at ten fourteen pm strong thunderstorms were looky along the line extending from near stony point to three nautical miles east of told at the beach to mather peak moving southeast it's thirty knots the strongest winds may be the arrival of the thunderstorms as an outflow boundary moves through hansard wind gusts thirty four knots or greater so radar indicated impact small craft could be damaged in briefly higher winds and certainly higher waves. the outflow boundary ahead of the phone or storms will be near stone around ten twenty pm woodland beat around ten thirty pm ship joins you know why the around ten forty pm sea breeze around ten forty five pm for test beach around eleven pm he's point around eleven fifteen pm hours beach around eleven twenty pm slot or beat around eleven thirty five pm. to safe harbor immediately as gusty winds and high waves are expected. it was yesterday publicly we're coming very close to a decision and. in a very near future so for now we all just have to wait on the edge of our seats to see which way the

you excoriated members of your party for looki ining the other.you think -- jake seemed a lot stronger than paul ryan. paul ryan never said that in his comments except for tonight and that didn't mention the president, mention his name. did he go far enough tonight, you think? >> let me tell you, don, this is hard for me. and it's hard for me because i've known paul ryan, i know and love his wife, jana. i know paul ryan is a very good father, a very good husband, a very good son, a very good family man and a man who's got very high morals. really. so it's disappointing to not hear him be more forceful and i realize that he's trying to strike this balance between the person he is, his own principles, his own convictions, his own behavior, and cutting the president of his party slack. giving him more chances and trying to strike the balance by criticizing what he said without criticizing the man who said it. and so, you know, i think it's cringe worthy because had anybody else said it, i'm pretty sure paul would be much more forceful. he's at some p

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>> looky there, baby. >> freddie's around second, heading to third. he'll get there. hitting streak is at 15 games for odubel herrera. it's a career high. and the phils on first and third with nobody out. >> just served it out there. that's beautiful hitting. a lot of his hits have come sort of off balance. >> it's like charlie said. he said it don't matter if you're on balance or not if your hands stay back. look how his hands stayed back. >> that's an excellent point, john, if your hands stay back. >> yep. that's what i always tell kids. if your hands stay back, you've got a chance no matter if you strike toward home plate, toward the pitcher or you open up a little bit. if your hands are back, you've got a chance. >> so first and third, rhys hoskins is up. >> get your first knock. >> fouls it off to the right. nice grab in the hall of fame club. >> 0-2. >> like he's getting a little over aggressive. >> yes, he is. >> swing and a miss. hoskins strikes out. and one away. tommy joseph is coming up. insurance runs over there, one at third, one at first. >> a little ove

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skies over the bay looki dreary. might weep see blue tomorrow? i'll have the forecast coming up. >> as we look at our traffic across the brbrididgege, t you're looking toll plaza there. >> one out of three. >> i was like, yeah. but everything is moving well whether you're in the cash lanes or t food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. >>> astronomers are heading north for the by blackout. abc7 news was at the space and science center today where eclipse fever is running high. astronomer gerald mckeaguen is taking two rigs to oregon where these telescopes and cameras will capture eclipse images along the path of totality. >> this telescope will track it. all you need to do is set up the camera, program the

but we still have some looky- loos out there causing some little delays, with speeds down to 9 milesr in a couple of areas so you want to give yourself extra time if you are heading there. over near san leandro, northbound 880 at 98th avenue, one lane is blocked there. they are in the clean-up stages of that but we are still seeing minor delays from this. and the bay bridge, we have seen these vehicles stacked up throughout the morning very slow and go approaching the toll plaza. right now on 80 to go from the maze to the 101, 80 split that's going to take 32 minutes this morning. but overall, i'm looking at some cloud cover there. let's send things over to roberta gonzales. see how things are looking. >>> it's looking amazing outside! hi, everybody! 6:49. i'm so excited. i have not fired up my live hi- def doppler radar in quite some time. this morning i'm picking up a rain cell right there right now along highway i-5. it's trying to lift in the direction of rio vista. let me zoom in. in vacaville, this is our mount vaca cam. we have the sun rising. we have some stratus cumulus clou

looky loos are not slowing down the traffic, but southbound is what you want to avoid. look at the video of the scene. where this happened and why this is happening to these people. there was a shooting on southbound 880. the police got the call about 2:45 this morning that somebody had been shot in the head. they're still working on the investigation and that's why they have shut down all lanes. people are being diverted on to lewelling boulevard. they are not being allowed to drive on 880. you have to get off at lewelling boulevard and then go around and then they can be allowed back on once they pass this crime scene. at this point, the chp doesn't have an estimated time of when they'll clear this scene and reopen these lanes. we are in a holding pattern right now. this an area you want to avoid. reporting live in san leandro, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> alexis, this is the potential to impact the morning commute. what are we seeing right now? >> yeah, well, it already is. you just saw in that shot from amy, boy, we have two miles of some really heavy traffic app

. >>> if you are looki for a party this sunday, why not celebrate with big mike.e, though. >> this one, the one that's more than 20 feet tall. mike is turning 50. if you're from the east bay, you might recognize him. mike was one of many urban roadside attractions popular many years ago. he stood vigil outside a car wash and tire shop on mission boulevard and hayward for decades. now, he's right next to a guy that he was just a couple blocks away from years ago. the mascot from the doggy diner. >> they're neighbors again. >> they're happy to have him back here, but i'm sure they want him on downtown hayward anymore. i don't think they ever wanted him in downtown hayward. they're perfectly happy to have hem in an industrial park where nobody sees him. >> well, that industrial park sure has a lot of character now, including, wait for it, this santa claus. eke eke eke. big mike's birthday bash is set from sunday from 10:00 to 5:00 at bell plastics. everyone is welcome for cake and a factory tour. he has a really intense look. >> the santa? >> yeah. >> and big mike. >

you are not looki ining at the . do we have the view to show what we see, our lights overhead?s the view that we have when we're at our desk. you see these bright, bright lights. he is turning his back -- >> i see the little -- >> you do? >> i do. >> he turned his back. now that little pinhole is taking in the light and reflecting it on our viewer, the bottom of the box. all you are getting is a lower level of the light which makes it where we can see. i will try to post a picture on social media. you can see where the bulbs are. it's cool. this is a safe way to watch the eclipse. if you want to watch the sun is this way, you will turn your back to the sun and put that box over your eye so the light comes in the pinhole. look at our ten-day forecast. 87 it the sthis afternoon. overall, spotty clouds, good viewing. tomorrow, very hot and humid, 92. look at that. a pretty dry forecast. wednesday, thursday, friday, into the weekend, you don't see the rain icon and the temperatures start to drop. >> complete coverage of the eclipse. get the special report 1:00 this afternoon. have

with many of the legal analysts here and i think the grand jury was inevitable, and you have laiers lookiyers that will bring potentially more serious charges. it's wrong to assume that the only thing out there is the obstruction of justice. and they're looking for mueller and they're looking for questions related to flint and one of the sons to jared kushner or the president himself and that will take a while because remember, as one witness turns or is willing to speak that then opens up another series of investigations and discussions. so this thing will unfold as a lot of conspiracies unfold, if there is, in fact, a conspiracy. >> want to pivot, aaron david miller and talk about the telephone stran scripts that emerged a few days ago. they were leaked and the white house did not want them to get out. they detailed conversations between the president and leaders of mexico and australia, a couple of american allies. what do those phone calls reveal about this president? >> well, they don't reveal anything that i would consider to be highly sensitive or highly classified. they say two th

when we looky at the commentary from senior administration officials and the president himself, you knowt's hard to see kind of one message here. i want you to listen to the president on tuesday and rex tillerson, secretary of state, yesterday on a plane to guam. >> north korea best not make any more threats to the united states. they will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen. >> i think americans should sleep well at night. i have no concerns about this particular rhetoric of the last few days. >> the u.s. defense secretary, james mattis, weighing in with a statement that really had very strong language in it. the dprk must choose to stop i-270ing itself and stand down its pursuit of nuclear weapons the dprk should cease consideration of actions that would lead to the end of its regime and the destruction of it says people. the state department saying they are speaking with one voice in washington. it sounds like -- >> a cacophony, if i can use such a word this early. >> singing different tunes. what does this tell us about the muddled message from the white house? >>

this is so far off 238 that people can't see it so you don't have a lookie loo issue unfortunately according to chp, they say these ramps are not huge major thorough fares during the commute. reporting live here in hayward, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you. >>> developing now in alameda county, authorities there investigating a shooting near hayward. shots fired near a home last night in the 21,000 block of oceanview drive near apple avenue. the severity of the injuries not clear. we've been placing calls to the sheriff's department trying to find out more. we did some checking overnight. in july alone three people were murdered in hayward. >>> a san francisco judge will decide if three political consultants in san francisco will go to trial for corruption. in a case connected to the ray mon scandal. among the consultants expected in court today, keith jackson, former san francisco school board president. jackson and two others have pleaded not guilty to allegations they helped arrange bribes for former state senator lee. lee is already serving a five year sentence. all three are

we have looky-loos here making it one of the biggest cities temporarily in the state of oregon just for richard. it's an extraordinary thing. it feels very festive out here. almost like coachella. >> almost like coachella. you have the oregon duck fans there. you have people with their feet out the window and pb & js all together and some selfies with the solar eclipse will be happening tomorrow. thank you very much, jacob soberoff, getting folks and fans saying hello to him. >> all right, richard. talk to you soon. >> i want to bring in former astronaut michael massamino. you have to love that. people arriving from all over the state and potentially the country there in oregon to see the solar eclipse. >> yeah. i'm actually here in south carolina in charleston. i will be hosting a special for the science channel which will air tomorrow night at 9:00, and so we're getting ready for that and people are coming in from all over the place to see the sun disappear tomorrow. hopefully the weather will cooperate for us. >> what is the science factoid that you will continually tell everybody ab

when you lookis at australia, it is this economy of two halves.has been the international success story for well over a decade. you had this commodity boom, but at the same time you have this buildup in terms of household debt, which constrains the rba in terms of what it can do. what they have done to dampen house prices is a lot of macro measures. when you look at the commodity prices, the key there is china. china surprised with the upside. you look at a lot of commodities, whether it is copper or iron ore, effectually at recent highs. you mesh that together and they are probably on hold in terms of the rba. anna: we have the rba minutes overnight and they put the spotlight back on the household that story, but you think they are on hold? >> they are on hold because they macroith that with measures. manus: thank you very much, nicholas gartside, our guest host. a reminder, if you are a customer, you get tv . you can stream everything, all on the right hand side. you can also click on the bottom left hand side. you can't see any of this, can

just to make sure that the few cars that were out there had a reason to be out there and not just looky lous driving around. one of the biggest problems that happens here is after a hurricane or in this case during what's going to be a prolonged hurricane, people have a tendency to get sort of couped up in their homes, and they decide to, like, well, i have a big enough pickup truck. let's go out and take a look. the real danger there is downed power lines. even though it looks like because we have a power outage that all the power lines are dead. that is not the case. very often the injuries, the death that follow a hurricane are because of stupid mistakes because people are just curious, and the real desire from the first responders is to get the message out to people that despite your curiosity, the city needs to have the roads and everybody basically stay home. leave the roads clear so that they can do what they need to do. report to the power company and get those power lines turned off. again, a tree can look like, well, the hurricane has come through, and the tree is pretty much

a few looky-loos from time to time causing slowdowns in the area.n see the fastrak little bit in the cash lanes. they are moving through this easily. in the san bruno area, a crash on 280 southbound this is near snead way off-ramp blocked sensors in the red speeds at 21 miles per hour. here's roberta with the forecast. >>> thanks, good morning. good to see you. hi, everybody! mostly cloudy skies over san francisco right now. that's what it looks like very gray. lingering clouds inland associated with an area of low pressure that's producing some rain showers over the high sierra drifting into our east bay and north bay. temperatures right now are in the 60s. we have already climbed to 67 in san jose. there's a little bit of mugginess. 60s to 80s the forecast high temperatures today. wayne: whee! you're going to bali! jonathan: it's a zonk snowed-in living room! wayne: you got the big deal! teeny tiny box! - i gotta accelerate! wayne: you got it! - (screaming) wayne: go get your car! - let's make a deal! jonathan: it's time for "let's make a deal." n

wmau transportation reporter and fox5 contributor martin dicaro has been looki looking into thid joinsh and o streets northwest with the details on this. good morning, marty. >> reporter: good morning, maureen. we're joined by about 25 electric cabbies here in washington, d.c. they're members of a group that has fired off letter to mayor muriel bowser and congresswoman eleanor holmes norton asking for help. they want help out of this program. so you may have seen some of these vehicles. they have them all lined up here for us. there are 150 electric taxi cabs in washington these days, and you'll see that green accent on the cars that differentiates them from normal cabs. but the drivers say, these nissan leafs or other models that they've purchased have limited range and there are a lack of charging stations in the city. here to talk about it is one of the leaders of the group. you signed that letter to the mayor. what do you want from the city? >> yeah, because like we expect -- they encouraging us to invest this business so we jump to this business because like we invest so many mone

you're not looki looking at the >> ah!nto the sun. >> i think most people do. there's kids up here who understand it. >> no. >> al -- >> oh, my gosh. >> i think you're giving peel a lot of credit. >> you are. >> there are several i've run into saying i'm just going to look real quick. >> are those adults? >> yes! >> they were adults. mostly adults. >> of course. you pull in any kid -- okay. this young lady, mckenzie, please, come over here. mckenzie, should you look into the sun during the eclipse? >> no. not without glasses. >> not without glasses. how old are you mckenzie? >> 8. >> thank you very much, mckenzie. i rest my case! are you smarter than an 8-year-old? come on, people! >> really good. >> by the way, by the way, if you get a paper, one of these paper glasses, make sure it has that logo, that iso logo on it. okay? because that means it's certified. >> wait. wait a second. >> see that? >> here it is. iso, 12312. yes. >> okay. >> solar viewing. al, i'm going to be in the studio and won't even get to see it. >> wel

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