and in keeping with the tradition of maces, we actively deploy our mace during each day of session on the floor of the house of delegates. the sergeant at arms of the house will come into this old museum chamber and put on white gloves, he'll take the mace out of the display case, he'll carry it out to the hall of presidents and make a left turn at the washington statue and head down into the east wing are where the house of delegates convenes. when the speaker gives the nod, the sergeant at arms holds up the mace in front of the members and he said, the virginia house of delegates is now in session. >> right now we are standing on the floor inside of the virginia house of delegates chamber. we're located in the east wing of the virginia state capitol. and ever since 1906, this room has been the meeting place of for 100 lawmakers, chosen by the people of virginia. and the lawmakers in the house of delegates have a two-year term and they are eligible for re-election. this is also the room where we have joint sessions of the virginia general assembly and we know we'll have at least one

everybody with sticks, disguised as signs, helmets, mace, shields ready for battle. boston, you can't carry assault rifles to a rally. the gun laws are much too strict. and they have banned sticks, bottles, mace, et cetera, so they can at least keep it down. it's not that some protesters can't sneak it in, but they are keeping it down, so you've got two different atmosphere to start with. now, charlottesville pd was criticized a lot for not having enough officers there. i think they had enough officers there. some of their tactics i'm sure you know they want to improve. too many officers in soft clothes. when the klan comes to town and they're ready to battle, there's no reason you don't have your officers in helmets and vests and tactical gear. the officers need to be suited up. they need to be suited up. >> jim, common sense tells you that. what you're saying, i feel like we need to put an exclamation point behind that. of course that makes sense. what would have gone -- i mean what was wrong with charlottesville police department ideology to not have that sort of

those girls maced him. female.looks like they've been mace bid those girz. >> the suspects escaped. police are still searching for them. san francisco police are investigating a stabbing onboard a muni shuttle bus that happened a short time ago. authorities will tell us only ways two passengers involved in the stabbing. no word yet if anyone was arrested or if anyone was seriously injured. >>> a stubborn fire that broke out this weeblg in uc berkeley is out tonight. firefighter fully contained that blaze today which started wednesday afternoon at grizzly peek. investigate yordz are looking whether it was intentionally set. drone view 7 gives us a look at the scorched land. firefighters say 20 acres of >>> two men are suspected of killing a hairstylist in chag, a stabbing so violent police said the knife broke off in the victim. they were on the run for more than a week until last night when they were captured here in the bay area. cornell bernard has the story. >> two wanted men on the run, now in custody for the b

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among them no firearms, ammunition, big backpacks, drones, helmets mace or pepper spray, selfie sticks. >> no weapons of any kind. no barbecue grills, propane tanks. >> reporter: those conditions apply to the enclosed area where the rally will take place not to the rest of the national park. the set up will be similar to the one used by the bernie sanders campaign in 2016 during a rally at crissy field. field.. >> just be assured the secured areas, there will be check points. >> reporter: any counter groups must follow the same conditions. the park service also said law enforcement advised that issues the permit will increase their ability to ensure public safety. mayor lee dismissed that today. >> by the way, it's on our dime in san francisco. that's why i don't appreciate that logic being the lead logic. that's a false logic. >> reporter: instead the city is asking people attend peaceful rallies around city on friday and saturday. >> we will not let this rally tear us apart. we will not let this rally destroy our >> reporter: the p rresidio tru is urging the businesses to close on sa

. >> they rare both aye macing.them have this incredible chemistry together. those two together, i can go whoo! >> and it's a bromance and a brewmance. mr. hart is mr. coffee. >> every day i do a starbuck's run. >> nicole likes a skinny vanilla frappuccino. and bryan likes half and half. half regular coffee, half did he caff. it was about $70 by now, i'm not asking for my money back. but if i was, they might get a tab if this doesn't stop. i even got brian a coffee mug that says i love kevin. >> i think you can afford it, kevin. >>> turning now to melissa mccarthy she landed on number four of 's highest paid movie stars list earning $18 million last year alone. >> and she's not afraid to get physical when it comes to comedy. >> i try to do as much as i can, until someone goes, you're not at.hing what's the matter with you? >> when the stunt gets too crazy, usually stepping in is this woman. 35-year-old lucy romberg. >> this is not good. >> 3, 2, 1, action! >> what kind of injuries have you had? >> i've been super lu

in some police academies they'll spray you with mace to make sure you can withstand that, yeah, you aregh. indiana, what you got? um -- >> is that a rubber chicken? >> a rubber chicken. >> to test the students' focus. yeah, the indiana university police academy, if they wince after hearing the squeeze of that rubber chicken, then they have to dp she is stern. >> that guy? not so much. >> that guy is, ah. >> i think we should play this game, actually. it looks like fun. we've got to get ourselves a rubber chicken. >>> on to a major league baseball, something that has nothing to do with the game itself but to a new fan in the stands. this is at the st. louis cardinals game. check it out. that is a cat. little kitty running in from the stands. he runs across field. all the players can do is just watch. finally, someone tries to, you know, pick up the cat, get it off the field. oh, no, no, no, no. that did not work out. the cat, >> oh! >> ow! oh, oh! >> i wanted the front row seat. i got the front row seat. leave me alone. >> that cat was not happy. >> so the poor guy not only has been scra

among them no firearms, no explosives, no large backpacks and no mace, pepper spray or mel mets. common sense ocf course but thi the conditions of permit. >> vic lee is live in the news room with gibgibson's reaction. >> reporter: joey bishop said he's exercising his constitutional right to free speech. obviously, he's delighted the park service gave him the permit and he says his critics namely politicians here in the bay area did not, in his words have authority over the constitution. >> there's going to be bernie supporters coming in, atheists, muslims. >> reporter: he's expecting hundreds of people to attend his rally saturday at crissy field. he never doubted the park service could grant him the service. >> i'm not surprised. >> i do people are drawn to the message of love and kindness. >> reporter: the last thing he wants for violence to er >> i'm sick of antifa, the kkk, the why supremacists. >> reporter: patriot prayer rallies have been denounced by city leaders as forum supremist supremists. nancy pelosi opposed holding the rally. >> it's not place where nazi sympathizer

for hours, authorities surrounded the ramada inn were they say more suspects maced it will be in the motel room. gift were told to stay inside until they could be safely evacuated. >>> deputy french was 52. he leaves behind his live-in girlfriend, adult, ranch and a sister. >> what about the to chp officers wounded? do we know how they are doing? >> they are expected to recover. their identities have not been released or have the names of the three in custody. >> what was the latest with the suspect? were they arrested?>>> the suspect was shot and wounded. he is in custody. we don't know his name at this point.>>> now to the forest fire burning in butte county tonight. it's called the ponderosa fire and has spread across 2500 acres, destroying at least 10 homes. a man from oracle under arrest for allegedly starting the fire. the 29-year-old was taken into custody today. investigators say he started a camp fire outside a designated area and the fire quickly grew out of control. people living in the hills above the lake are being ordered to evacuate. the fire broke out yesterday northe

they say the female suspect spaced mace or pepper spray in a woman's face, they drove away in a black suv with maryland plates. >>> this enormous buildings in the lehigh valley was meant to become a walmart warehouse. it went up in flames thursday afternoon and is the subject of an investigation. the two-alarm blaze broke out on commerce center boulevard in bethlehem. it took firefighters four hours to contain it. nobody was hurt. >> the judge in the penn state fraternity hazing case could rule whether there's enough evidence to send the case to trial. bombshell testimony was expressed in court yesterday. one of the 18 fraternity members accused in the death of piazza intentionally deleted footage from the basement security camera. >> the revelation that the video tape existed in the basement which was deleted, is a staggering and stung development. >> police say the fraternity carried an unconscious piazza back to the first floor the next morning and waited another 40 minutes before calling 911. >> the time 4:36 a.m., delaware county man accused of hurling a molotov cocktail at a she

why did the police allow people with mace and baseball bats and helmets on their head.eople to cover themselves up entirely if they know that these are people potentially might be problematic? >> some municipalities don't allow you to cover your face in the public gatherings with public safety concerns. with cops looking at what they can do and not do in a demonstration like this, and this was a constant problem for n.y.p.d., during the occupy wall street, they don't want to make arrests before there's a basis for them. so if individuals show up and they're allowed to have a stick or allowed to have mace in their pocket under municipal jurisdiction, cops are really not in a great position to do a whole lot. the big difference in charlottesville, once things got out of hand and turned into a melee, once people on two sides of the equation were going after each other and fighting, the cops essentially allowed it to stay back and it got out of hand. trish: this is disappointing, it's a free speech rally, a small group gathering in the common for a rally. and we've seen an

. >> she sprayed him with mace and jumped in the car and took off. that's messed up. i mean it shouldn't even be like that. especially a guy who was waiting for his parking spot. >> reporter: and the couple drove off in a black suv with maryland's plates. they're hoping people have maybe seen that vehicle and can help track them down. >> pam, thank you. >>> president trump is not backing down. in fact, he's ratcheting up his warning to north korea. and the war of words between the president and kim jung-un is making a lot of people nervous. the president is refusing to say the u.s. might strike north korea first. yesterday he said his fire and fury kmepts may not have been tough. . for now though keeping hope the two sides may be able to talk it out. experts warn the tough talk needs to stop. >>> yesterday he talked about his tweeted message for senator mitch mcconnell. >> i said, mitch, get to work and let's get it done. they should have had this last one done. they lost by one vote. for a thing like that to happen is a disgrace. and frankly, it shouldn't have happen

so they have to have the proper barriers, things that are in mace place so cars can't access areas where there are big crowds. >> the nice attack, i believe it the person in berlin i think was a solo person. this appears to be a much greater network. and the driver getting away from that scene, it seems way more alarming. >> this is a very complex attack. you have the vehicle aspect to it. the day, yesterday, there were these explosives that were found at a house that went off. and one of the terrorists, it appears, died in the explosion. so you had the use of explosives that was another aspect to it. and now you have these five people that are dead in a shootout with law enforcement. and the potential that they had explosive belts that could have been used in an attack. all of this is very concerning. >> and all of them, and authorities there in spain saying all of these might be possibly connected. it is a huge network, potentially, there. >> yes. >> all right, steve gomez there, our former fbi special agent joining us. thanks, steve. >> thank you. >>> president trump and top u.s. offi

surveillance video shows the woman spraying mace or pepper spray in the face. >> street parking is public. there's nothing to dispute. >> police say the male and female attackers drove away in a black hyundai suv with maryland plates. >>> may not be the score eagles fans hope for, but the preseason opener shows this scene has plenty of promise. carson wentz delivered a pass to matt collins, the rookie ran it in for a touchdown, but the birds lost to the packers 24-9. next up lesean mccoy and the bills at the linc. >>> if you have not heard, the big mega millions drawing, the jackpot is up to $393 million. that's the 5th largest in the game's history. don't forget you can check out the numbers after "action news" at 11. >> unwhat always happens you find long lost cousins. >> reporter: by leaps and bounds. we have sprinkles north and west, many areas stay dry, rather sticky with clouds today. let's go outside and see what it looks like. sky6 live hd looking live at the battleship new jersey this morning, looking good right now. we have a fair amount of clouds up above. the temperature is 70

you see people spitting on each other, spraying mace or pepper spray, throwing water bottles. this is not people shooting and knifing and ball bats. there was some violence, but only about eight people were hurt. then police stepped in and declared unlawful assembly. there is no easy answer for the police. but i don't think the criticism is is they weren't there in force and they didn't do enough. people can protest. they can't be arrested because they are haters, bigots and nazis and neo-nazis. you can't be arrested for that. >> we are looking at the pictures from the rally yesterday. do you think the white nationalists were emboldened by the politics surrounding the rally? >> that's exactly on point. they have em boldened by what they see as power, connections to power in politicians, media outlets who support their views. this rally yo from night with the torches, this has driven them into a frenzy. this whole day. this whole thing has just emboldened them. this is their dream, dara. this is what they want. it started back in the near team from dylann roof, from mother emma

conditions include no firearms, aerosols, ammunition, big backpacks, drones, explosives, helmets, mace or pepper spray. employees at the cycle shop questioned whether issuing the permit was the right thing to do. >> i understand free speech and all of that and it is in the constitution, but i feel like if you couldn't ensure the safety of your employees or customers or, you know, people on a regular day, then i think there's something wrong. >> reporter: word of the upcoming closure is spreading to customers, many of whom are starting to feel anxious. >> i worry about my little baby. i want him to learn how to grow up in a community filled with love and trust and everybody's accepted. right now i don't feel that that's the way it is in our world. >> reporter: those who share that sentiment will have the opportunity to take part in several peace rallies throughout the city. in san francisco, lilian kim, "abc 7 news" >>> an anti-markist demonstrate said for sunday in beckly is spurring counter events. free speech demonstrators at civic center park, she will lead them at the farm and comm

she's also sprayed with mace which causes her to fall to the ground. >> reporter: at 1.1 of the women jumps up with both feet and smashed the victim's head to the ground. police say the victim from south philadelphia reported the attack after she went to the methodist hospital for treatment of cuts, bruises and a busted lip. in the video you can see on lookers shooting video and others heard screaming killer! none of them called police. >> the young men out there you can hear them in the background yelling shoot her, beat her, continue on. they should have have been the ones that stepped and in endnd this fight while this lady was laying on the ground. >> reporter: now police are working on several leads including investigators going through that video frame by frame trying to identify those attackers. luce gee. >> going take to some time. hopefully it will happen. thank you, chris. >>> on your radar tracking a chance of showers. let's take live look. that is reading. nice, clear night but we've got a chance of some rain just well just in time for the weekend. meteorologist kathy orr

conditions include no firearms, aerosols, ammunition, big backpacks, drones, explosives, helmets, mace or pepper spray. employees at the cycle shop questioned whether issuing the permit was the right thing to do. >> i understand free speech and all of that and it is in the constitution, but i feel like if you couldn't ensure the safety of your employees or customers or, you know, people on a regular day, then i think there's something wrong. >> reporter: word of the upcoming closure is spreading to customers, many of whom are starting to feel anxious. >> i worry about my little baby. i want him to learn how to grow up in a community filled with love and trust and everybody's accepted. right now i don't feel that that's the way it is in our world. >> reporter: those who share that sentiment will have the opportunity to take part in several peace rallies throughout the city. in san francisco, lilian kim, "abc 7 news" >>> an anti-markist demonstrate said for sunday in beckly is spurring counter events. free speech demonstrators at civic center park, she will lead them at the farm and comm

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new jersey reporter cleve bryan is in mace landing with more on a tragic loss, that is still being felt years later. >> we just want to continue to show our support. >> reporter: dozens of teens packed a courtroom for trial of the man accused of killing one of their friends, nicholas goretti from vineland faces charges of vehicular homicide and assault by auto for crashing in the car full of mainland high school girls back in august of 2014. three girls were hurt and 14 year-old ashland cook died. >> i missed her dearly. debut day process still. >> i go through day and wonder what would it be like if she was here with us. >> reporter: about to be a starter as a freshman mainland retired number four soccer jersey. she would have been a senior next month. >> it is sad but she's here, looking down on us. >> reporter: authorities say he was driving under influence of the commonly known drug known as xanax. he crossed yellow line hit a box truck and slammed in the car full of girls driving to a charity soccer tournament. a doctor for him testified even low levels of the drug can impair a per

requested 26 items be banned from the park premises including backpacks, selfie sticks, weapons, helmets, mace, and tiki torches. >> i pray nobody gets hurt friday or saturday because these people with hate-filled messages are coming to our city to wreak havoc. >> reporter: the national park service did release this statement saying, quote, we cannot deny a permit to anyone planning to exercise their first amendment rights based on their political beliefs. we can deny a permit application for public safety reasons if the event raises such significant public safety concerns that law enforcement cannot manage the event. so it appears that they do believe law enforcement can manage the event. they are expected to be out in droves. we also know a handful of businesses have chosen to close on their own because so many roads will be closed inside of crissy field on saturday. we know that list includes house of air, the presidio ymca, sports basement and the bowling center. they are choosing to close. the city didn't force them to. live at crissy field, susie steimle, kpix 5. >> we also have a list o

groups that showed up to nonviolent protest these hate filled groups that showed up with weapons sticks mace they had their own access to tear gas these are the people that are showing up on the other side on the left they want to destroy statues here and they've made common cause with islam fascists in the middle east and elsewhere who are also destroying history if the powers given to these fascists the leftist fascists in tea for another groups and they all to believe that the arbiters of what is acceptable and what is not going to live in a very repressive society are the average american sees that the left the liberals the you know under the last eight years of president obama took this country so far to the left and they want to do they want to destroy the basic fabric of american society and culture the sacred right of freedom of speech was boiled down to the fact that democrats hate freedom of speech and republicans love freedom of speech the fact the matter is we're all americans and all americans hold the first amendment to the constitution near and dear to our hearts. as i have bo

know i'm going to take uber if it's going to be late or you know i'm going to have a stun gun and mace, you know. >> to protect yourself. >> to protect myself, yeah. >> the owners ever the karm that is captured the crime didn't want to talk on camera but did tell us they shared the pictures with police tp san francisco police confirms there is an active ongoing investigation but they say they can't tell us anything else to preserve the integrity of the work. >> it's scarey because i walk in block all the time. and i walk with kids my parents. and now it seems you can't walk by yourself. >> some brock, nbc bay area news. >> an important ruling tonight connected to the death penalty in california. the state supreme court upheld movement of the prop 66 approved by voters last november. the law actually speeds up death penalty cases in california. by having a five-year period for appeals to be heard. justices say the five-year period cannot be mandatory though. there are 750 inmates on death row in california. an inmate has been not executed in the state since 2006. >> another controversia

. >> reporter: it includes mace, bicycles, drones, tiki torches. businesses will be missing from the area of crissy field and the presidio on saturday, main post will be closed, along with businesses like a cycle shop. >> saturday is our busiest day of the week. unfortunately, we will lose a day, um, but, you know, i think it's okay because safety is number one. it's most important. >> reporter: roaring mouse will be pulling bikes out of windows preparing for potential vandalism. >> we have rolling security gates that we will close on the inside. the front door and the back door. we do have bars in the windows just for our normal theft. we have bikes that are cabled and locked. >> reporter: also closed, sports basement. the ceo issued this statement: >> reporter: sfpd officers will be out in force to ensure the prayer group and expected counterprotest doesn't devolve into a scene like charlottesville. >> we are doing the best we can. so given the situation, we have to make the best of what we have and provide for public safety. >> reporter: supervi

among them no firearms, ammunition, big backpacks, drones, helmets mace or pepper spray, selfie sticks>> no weapons of any kind. no barbecue grills, propane tanks. >> reporter: those conditions apply to the enclosed area where the rally will take place not to the rest of the national park. the set up will be similar to the one used by the bernie sanders campaign in 2016 during a rally at crissy field. field..

that showed up to nonviolently protest these hate filled groups that showed up with weapons sticks mace they had their own access to tear gas these are the people that are showing up on the other side there are a small handful of provocateurs they have these people like milo and steve bannon and richard spencer these are all right supposedly these guys are. glue klux klan these guys are nazis these guys are people that want to take away your freedom of speech later in life yes they are screaming fire in a crowded theater that's what they're doing they're trying to provoke did that happen boy it happened in charlotte we will see the response of that you will doubt that we are not a fascist a fascist i doze. that perpetuate fascist speech like this gentleman here so i guess the big question is what's the crux to what you're writing for the great work fascist speech that i promote that's a lie that is a lie are you just that you called me about s. and i what you are defending people like your garbage all you like but you're jumping on about your mileage like stephen bannon these people tha

> at that point, i said i am going to take uber if it is going to be late or have a stun gun and a mace. >> reporter: to protect yourself? >> yeah. >> reporter: now supervisor ronnen's chief of staff say there has already been an event. they will have another one to talk specifically about this attack. >> dumped from the white house and he could end up in berkeley. former chief strategist steve bannon might pay a visit to berkeley. the plans to bring in milo yiannopoulos, ann coulter and steve bannon next month. coulter's appearance was also canceled. >>> a meeting to possibly change the name of a popular place in san francisco. justin herman plaza. he says justin oversaw slum clearance projects. supervisor peskin wants the name to be changed changed embarcade. >>> the driver bought this cub for $300 in mexico. that man is set to appear in two weeks and the cub is headed to the san diego zoo. >>> let's bring in jeff ranieri. >> the fog is going to move away from the coastline with increasing temperatures for san francisco. micro climate forecast tonight on this thursday evening. a lot l

conditions, including no firearms, aerosols, ammunition, big backpacks, drones, explosives, helmets, maceelfie sticks, glass, thermal, or metal containers. businesses will be open friday and sunday, but losing saturday revenue will hurt. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield. >> thank you. that patriot prayer rally is planned from 2:00 to 5:00 at crissy field. several counter protesters are stelged at the same time and location. also a rally at noon at harvey milk plaza in the castro and san francisco civic center at one. we have information about all of these events on our news app and website. >> a park in berkeley will be the site of rally against hate and violence on saturday, aimed at countering the rally at the park. it's organized by racial justice leaders and there's an empathy pop up saturday night and a volunteer sunday at the north richmond farm. >> someone in massachusetts is $758 million richer this morning. a ticket sold at this convenience store in watertown. hit all six numbers to hit last night's jackpot. the largest grand prize won by a single player in

field rally called for extra security measures like banning backpacks, selfie sticks, masks, weapons, mace and tiki torches making some wonder if the extra security cautions prompted the group to move away from crissy field. they are not the same group responsible for violence at other rallies. >> these antifa thugs say that kids are dressed in all black constantly put the police officers' lives in danger. they put our lives in danger. they put any liberal lives in danger if they get in their way and speak out against them. that's what i'm asking for and calling on and i'm hoping the city of san francisco will protect us from antifa from tomorrow at 2 p.m. at alamo park. >> reporter: but san francisco mayor ed lee said the city must be prepared for anything. >> we don't know the motivation of the permit holders when they're on social media indicating that they're going to cancel their rally. we don't know officially whether that's happened or not. >> reporter: police chief william scott said it's their job to have officers ready at both locations to insure the safety and security of everyo

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in the park with a originally gathered, and when that happens, police used mace and attempted to tell, people sustained minor injuries, grins on their faces. you can tell which of them we re faces. you can tell which of them were hit with the pepper spray, because their faces are still runs. right now, i'm... ithink because their faces are still runs. right now, i'm... i think we have lost taylor. he is apt that rally there in charlottesville in bridging. he is giving us up—to—date with what's going on there. —— cha rlottesville in with what's going on there. —— charlottesville in virginia. a man's been arrested on suspicion of murdering a mother and daughter at a house in north london. the women, aged 66 and 33 years old, were stabbed at a property in golders green last night. a 27 year—old man is in police custody. detectives investigating the death of an 83—year—old dog walker — who was stabbed to death in woodlands in norfolk — have made an arrest. the body of peter wrighton was found near east harling in norfolk. a post—mortem examination showed he'd been repeatedly stabbed in hi

problematic i think a lot of the responses that we're seeing in terms of violence in terms of using mace in terms of using other tools is really showing that a lot of that self described an arc is are not actually anarchies they're just people engaging in violence there's an anarchist or people who oppose the government not people who just opposed people that they agree with that they disagree with and try to fight words with violence well look the original gathering was supposedly against marxism and yet crowd switch on to the nazis off our streets do you think this kind of language is making matters worse. i think that one of the really big things to realize here is that language is fine language is a part of the marketplace of ideas and sometimes your ideas are going to fail if your language is provocative people might reject it if your language is out of touch with what most voters believe in what most people believe which is what we're seeing from both the left and the right you're going to lose in the marketplace of ideas and that's fine what we believe is not fine as a libertarian

people who visited a website used to organize protests during donald trump's inauguration with more mace is similar occur. the gable probably think blacklist of your opponents may very well violate personal privacy and could just ruin lives however both sides are willing to play. who are the people interested in protesting during trump's inauguration the us justice department wants to go demanding that dream host a web service provider releases all the information of users who visited a website launched by the organizers of the demonstration and that's roughly one point three million users now the web host is trying to fight back in essence the search warrant only aims to identify the political dissidents of the current administration but it seems to identify and understand what concerns each of these dissidents viewed on the website. most recently targeted in charlottesville last weekend twitter users embark on a mission to identify and shamed those who attended the infamous united the right rally the twitter account called yes your racist has even been posting i.d.'s of the marchers th

knows we have partial solar eclipse monday and i want to show you we're going with the forecast we're mace basing this on the european model. the time we need the sun to be able to be visible about 2:30 should feel like twilight oar overcast day what that happens and that will min unwe'll be all over it for you at "fox5". marshall visibility fair. we dropped from good to fair on monday. we hope we'll continue to be peeks at that eclipse sun durt the meex. >> we'll try to dodge those. stronger elements came into play tomorrow afternoon. a line of thunderstorms ahead of a frontal boundary approach us between 2 and 8:00 tomorrow. that weekend right now looking good. yesterday we were worried the front frat is pushing these storms towards us bri. >> and favre enough today we have a i you he and as i showed you with solar eclipse we expect to have a few clouds around. at least right now it's still doable that we're going to be able to see this. tomorrow, though, 9 degrees. we'll have clouds and sun. the cloud will start to thickening in the afternoon. we'll still get up to 9 th though. because

mace. >> ranking member cantwell and members of the committee, my fellow council members, my name is chris mace of the alaska division of forestry and president of the national association of state foresters. i appreciate the opportunity to speak on the topics of wildfire risk mitigation and the use of new technology on the fire line. the mission of my division is to serve alaskan's. the division is the lead agency for fire management services at 150 million acres of land with the primary goal of protecting property. my staff works closely with two key partners, the forest tree service and the department of the interior fire service with the latter agency being our main partner in alaska. i would like to address my topic. i am reducing risks to communities and firefighters by walking through how it is created and the floyd on the ground. my written statement has included several case studies of projects that were used and actual wildland fire incidents but i'm going to focus on one project in alaska. the process starts with a state action plan, and the key document is the focus on li

the woman sprayed mace or pepper spray in another woman's face following a confrontation. >> street parkingic. there's nothing to dispute. >> police say the male and female attackers drove away in an suv with maryland plates. >> it was the score that the eagles fans hoped for. halfway through the first quarter, carson wentz passed a touchdown to matt collins who ran it in for a touchdown. packers beat eagles 24-9. next up buffalo bills and lesean mccoy. >> it's going to feel sticky out there today. >> reporter: not bad, a couple of degrees above average, but feeling like august. we have showers around, not quite in reading or allentown and mount pocono. but it's near you guys it will be there soon. sky6 live hd showing a fair amount of clouds out there, we'll see a fair amount of sunshine, no worries. we have holes in the clouds here and there, we'll see sunny breaks mixing through, here's the showers we've been spotting pinwheeling through. you see a few more south and west. the southerly flow it will feel more sticky and clouds today. spotty shower, most areas stay dry today. not a bad da

. >> she said you better watch how you're talking to a woman and sprayed him with mace and jumped back in the car and took off. that's messed up. i mean it shouldn't even be like that. first time i've seen someone get pepper sprayed for a parking spot. >> reporter: and this happened back on july 24th. police say the couple got into a back suv with maryland plates. they drove off and haven't been seen since. they're hoping someone who lived in this area may recognize that vehicle and be able to help them track down the driver. reporting live now in south filly i'm pamela osborn. >>> we have new details of a story we brought you as breaking news yesterday at this time. police say a moon who robbed a woman and two young girls at gunpoint is now off the streets. he's accused of robbing the victims of several items including the woman's car. even after the suspect's arrest neighbors told us they're still shaken by what happened. authorities have not released the suspect's name. >>> now let's take you state by state and county by county for a look at some of stories across our area. >>> firs

down around mace landing in egg harbor, we have an isolated shower, and that's the way it will go laterhe day. we have the potential for even stronger storm, flashflood watch in effect for later on, 77 degrees in philadelphia, we've already made it to 80 in millville. seventy in mount pocono. it is humid out there, dew points, way up today. so 88 today, 89 tomorrow, eventually the sun comes out, clouds linger, a little bit in the morning, 88 on sunday, and eclipse day, so far, so good, that forecast is holding for very little cloud cover on monday. >> sue, i have the best news. >> what? >> you're on vacation. yeah! >> thank you. good birthday week, as well. >> we'll miss you. >> so also today is richard curtis' last day on good day, you know,'s teacher, so he was here for the summer, but now has to get back to the kids. so we sent him on a scavenger hunt all morning, washington square park, franklin square park, liberty bell -- he was everywhere. so richard, is it time? this is the final location to read the last clue. >> all right. clue number eight. let's see it, i made it, this was a

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. >> reporter: the permit comes with 26 conditions, among them no aerosols, explosives, helmets, mace or pepper spray, blast, thermal or metal containers, among others. those conditions apply only to the inclosed area, not to the rest of the national park. the set up will be similar to the one use fwhied bernie sanders campaign in 2016 during a rally also at crissy field. san francisco's chief of police bill scott said they will screen for weapons inside that secured area. >> just be assured that secured areas, there will be check points. >> reporter: any countergroups who decide to attend must also follow the same conditions. they stated another main reason was law enforcement advised that issuing the permit will increase their ability for public safety. mayor lee criticized their lack of judgment. >> by the way it's on our dime in san francisco. so that's why i don't appreciate that logic being the lead logic. that is a false logic. >> instead the city is asking people to attend peaceful rallies around the city friday and saturday. lean melinds. abc 7 news. >> we spoking with a man

an extended rise in gas price mace have an immediate effect. analysts say each 10-cent rise in gas isqu tax on consumers. >>> uber is removing a heavily criticized feature from its app that allowed it to track riders for up to five minutes after a trip. as part of the company's efforts to fix its poor reputation for customer privacy. reports say uber is expected to announce the change today. restoring user's ability to share their location data only while they use the app. that's your cnbc business report. >>> summer is known for its blockbuster movies and this summer is no exception. we have a pre view of all of your theater favorites can you buy this week. >> but she must never know the truth about what she is. >> gal gadot finds out about the transcript about what she is in "wonder woman" it set all kinds of records during its summer run. gadot play as warrior princess sheltered from the outside world until a spy crash-lands in her life and bring as world war to her front door. enjoy pandemonium and other animal puns in "born in china" this

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