jonathan, maureen and robert. maureen: sea you at the fair. jonathan: now she wants to get on the ride. >> wants to get on the tilt world. maureen: let's get on with the sports. robert: tough injury. jonathan: couple. robert: preseason game, too. you don't to see it. the injuries aren't good. don't want to see it at all. the nats need to get the juice back fast. robert: not a bad night for ring but not a great night. we didn't learn much about the other quarterback. but griffin 4-9, 36 yards. no touchdown or interception. cousins 4-14. colt mccoy was 4-6. after the game, jay gruden said the team had a long way to go but it is a good start. for the tight eng paul is out for the season because of a broken ankle. carted off the field last night. as you see in the first quarter. that makes tight end thin. pallson without with a toe injury. reed out because of a hamstring and now this this is a tough pill to swallow. he tweeted out he got the opportunity he always wanted and it took him four years to get there. yikes! in baseball, the nats are on a

maureen: this just in. former virginia governor bob mcdonnell gets to stay out of jail while he appeals his corruption conviction. that is the word from the supreme court a short time ago. mcdonnell was sentenced to two years in prison earlier this year. his attorneys promised an appeal through the u.s. supreme court. developing now, a roller coaster day on wall street. dramatic drop on all three indexes and the impact is global. this comes back to concerns about china. diane cho is live to explain what might happen next. diane? diane: the dow closed down 600 points today despite investors we spoke to that said to stay calm though it may have been an ugly start to the trading day on wall street. they insist this, too, shall pass. in minutes of the opening bell, the dow jones/industrials plummeted 1,089 point. >> the market is overreacting to the fear, the news of the unexpected. diane: this is after the shanghai composite fell 8.5%, in the biggest one-day loss since february of 2007. as concern mounted over

maureen: thank you. breaking news out of new york where at least one person is dead after a stunt plane crashed in a practice for an air show. it happened around 2:00 this afternoon. it was 60 miles north of new york city. the pilot was the only person in the plane. no word on what went wrong but officials say the show will go on as scheduled this weekend. today, virginia governor terry mcauliffe paid a visit to wdbj7 in roanoke and met with the colleague and the family members of alison parker and adam ward. they were the two reporters killed while in a live report. the gunman, vester flanagan worked at the same station in 2013. tonight, two bbc reporters say they were threatened by the virginia state police. they were covering wednesday's on-air ambush in roanoke and say the state police officers threaten to seize their cameras unless they deleted footage of the scene where the vester flanagan's car crashed. "7 on your side" iteam investigator chris papst spoke with the bbc reporters and the state poli

maureen >> maureen: this was such an important issue to the white house. it took the united states and the international community nearly two years to come to an agreement that effectively keeps iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. this could become major part of the president's legacy. he has three weeks to sell the deal to the american people. how can americans stomach a deal with a country like that? president obama: because we don't want them to get nuclear weapons. it's precisely because iran has been so antagonistic to us, friends of ours like israel. maureen: president obama telling me today while dealing with a country whose people chant "death to america" is the most promising way to keep them in check. president obama: it doesn't mean we trust iran. it means that we set up such a vigorous system to inspect and verify they are not getting a nuclear weapon, making them shut down facilities that would give us cause for concern, that we and most nuclear experts are able to see into what they are doing. maureen: as a result, he is working the phone da

maureen: we will hear more from mr. parker in the growing calls for and against gun control in our continuing coverage later in this newscast. , the milestone00 for a maryland boy who made history when doctors gave him two new hands. one of the men who stopped a gunman on a train in france is coming home. what he said when he got back on american soil. tropical storm erika on the move in the impact it could have on the united states. that's coming up on abc seven news at 6:00. maureen: one of the three men helped stop an attack on a train in europe is back. the city's mayor, former nba start kevin johnson introduced sadler at a news conference. he said he is happy you back on american soil. >> this is my home and i'm glad to be back here to see everybody. it is overwhelming for me. i did not inspect all of this happened. maureen: he in two of his friends over howard a terror suspect on a train from amsterdam to paris last friday. a little boy who made history is only home in maryland. harvey.you about zion he underwent

maureen: thank you. baltimore detention center is closed. governor larry hogan office said the final inmate left the 150-year-old facility this afternoon. he ordered it closed citing the cost for the upkeep and history of the scandal. maryland will focus on the eastern show in a battle against what leaders call heroin epidemic. includes $2 million worth of spending. the lion's share will restore the residential treatment center in chester town and it will include emphasis on educating the public and training the police officers. update to breaking story we brought you at 5:00. the county sheriff office says it found christie lynn davis wells and her children. that family had been reported missing after they left home last night leaving cell phones and wallets behind. deputies say the family is safe. "7 on your side" is fighting back against crime with misvideo showing a gunman caught in the act. you can see the gunman runningway. if you recognize the gunman, call the police. developing story in southeast washington where the metro is prepari

maureen? maureen: this is an interesting story. a complicated story.irst of all, the president does not need to get congressional approval of the iran nuclear deal. however, congress could derail a deal and force a rare presidential veto. the president doesn't want that. that is why he told me this afternoon he is going to spend the next three weeks assuring and reassuring skeptical congressional delegates. president obama: we don't want to have iran get a nuclear weapon. and every credible expert who looked at this says this is the best path for us not to get a nuclear weapon. what we do have to continue to do, though, recognize even with iran not having a nuclear weapon, they are still engaging in activities that are adverse to the interests and our values. we have to work with, not just israel but other partners in the region to make sure that iran is not sending shipments to terrorist organizations like hezbollah. to make sure they are not destabilizing countries that are very important to us. that is something that we are already doing. and will c

maureen asked him about that as well.reen: how can americans do a deal with a country like that? president obama: we don't want them to get nuclear weapons. it is precisely because iran has been so antigonus stick to us, israel, that we have to mature they don't get a nuclear weapon. leon: so far, 29 democratic senators have come out in support of the iran deal, more than a dozen democrats still undecided. we will be watching the count. watch maureen's entire interview with the president at wjla.com. all right, steve rudin has been watching the skies. can we get another day like today? steve: we will get another day, and tomorrow looks really nice. always looking forward to the weekend, more humidity. looking forward to something here. outside right now, it is a nice, comfortable evening across the mid-atlantic. the temperature at reagan national, 72, the wind out of the northwest at three, humidity 53. the feels like to pressure, not to worry about because temperatures are comfortable. the high early today, slightly belo

in exclusive interview with maureen bunyan, president obama says he is confident the deal will survive a voting covers. president obama: not as challenging as getting the affordable care act done. confidence,ite his a majority of americans either a deal or are highly skeptical of it, according to polls. montgomery county how can americans -- maureen: how can american stomach a deal with a country like that? president obama: it's precisely because iran has been so antagonistic to us and our friends like israel that we need to make sure they don't get a nuclear weapon. kellye: 31 democratic senators have come out in support of the deal. the president needs 34 votes to sustain any veto. entire interview with the president at wjla.com. we are less than a month away from francis' -- from pope francis' first visit to the u.s. suzanne kennedy shows us what's involved. suzanne: this is his freshman year as a parish priest. >> it was certainly a big decision. >> the church calls us this morning to witness a sacred action. he was: in june, ordained in the washington archdiocese. >> my job is to

>>maureen kelly: rather than in the middle of the night over the summer changes were made fixtures 3 ft. high and over haven't 19 elementary schools in the district, them as light fixtures also replaced with ones less likely to snap off another big chunk of the $2 million spent over the summer which estivating the ground and some of stop and rest for the score was tied not to be much closer. >>mark: one of the greatest points is just not fortunate we are it happened at 320 in the morning 41 buildings damaged downtown did concede the bricks and the glass on the streets and the late helen downtown now and how fortunate we were there were hundreds of not out to people in the streets on this one-year anniversary it was a grim reminder how important it was the be tried to be prepared as possible as we all know eventually what happened here in the bay area where live downtown drop the morning and went anniversary coverage of the 6.0 earthquake. >>james: as global stocks are falling around the world to make concerns about the chinese economy in the u.s. market no exception to that this morn

and maureen was given one year and one day. both are free on bond pending their appeals. >>> head to head town halls last night in new hampshire. several republicans vying for the spotlight there, but donald trump stole the show. edward lawrence has more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, aaron. each of the 17 republican candidates are trying to get the spotlight, trying to convince voters in new hampshire the first state with a primary election. but again, it was donald trump out front and center. he had dueling town hall meetings with jeb bush. he actually slammed jeb bush. the two candidates had events 19 miles from each other. trump said he had no problem talking about drawing thousands where as bush had 150 at his event. and trump said that bush's crowd was sleeping. bush said that trump was a democrat longer than he was a republican. still, trump is running the debate about immigration in the campaign and he said eventually a wall between the u.s. and mexico could be named the trump wall. he also went on to say tha

>>maureen k: like the one on top of mt. tam benny barnes here to keep what of these cameras for 24 hours today that and thought a fire burning a ninth technology that might have helped bring a waffle iron to the camera and given new views of north america and what they do not have fire lookouts the technology allows some not to deceive to defier but to also find it at the end of this fire season they will evaluate to see there in the blind spots in to see if more cameras are needed. >>pam m: raider nation and for for tonight's preseason game of the year however a dark cloud still looms over the coliseum this week this may be detained last season in oakland. >>phillipe d: football is back but it appears the dark cloud you're talking about may continue to loom over this team prop the regular season that is because mark davis is primed to move them back down to southern california tonight is all about the action on the field has detected inside the coliseum they're open the preseason to my host and the st. louis rams organizat

. >>> we are learned a judge will hear arguments in maureen mcdonnell's appeal. she and bob mcdonnell were found guilty of doing favors for a nutritional supplement executive in exchange for $165,000 in gifts and loans and bob mcdonnell was sentenced to two years in prison and maureen mcdonnell one year and a day. >>> today, we expect to hear the latest on the criminal invest into how two inmates escaped from prison in upstate new york. andrew wylie will brief the media. richard matt and david sweat escaped back in june. after a three-week manhunt, matt was killed and sweat was captur captured. >>> today we will hear from president jimmy carter about his cancer diagnosis. he is speaking publicly for first time this morning. we'll stream his news conference live at 10:00 a.m. on the nbc washington app. former president announced he has cancer last week after recent surgery on his liver. he is 90 years old. >>> all right. imagine coming home and your 12-year-old child has just whipped up a delicious meal, healthy for everybody. sounds -- >> that would be nice. >> l

maureen is a fantastic reporter. before she was a columnist she was a fantastic political reporter. she has great sources. so i completely have faith in that beau biden anecdote. "the times" headline on the lead story today taking steps, and i don't think that's necessarily overwritten, but it's a long distance between, you know, taking steps and talking to people and actually announcing a candidacy. i'm curious to see, you know which way we're going to end up going. >> gerry, a couple things i found out in my reporting. there's going to be a big family vacation bidens will have, in the next couple of weeks where the real decision is made. his sister ran his campaign. these are family decisions. but it is -- the other aspect of this is, how serious -- i mean, are donors asking for this? do we think other democrats are getting nervous about hillary? >> that's one of the questions. there are many questions. i don't think this situation has changed a lot in the last few weeks. wrote about this a few weeks ago, the family always thought this was a good idea. hunter, not just beau biden

>>maureen kelly: the lead investigator says she's talk to a woman who believes she is the owner of the dog in this disturbing video they lifted by the neck slammed into the ground and then slapped several times to the peninsula humane society released a video shot by a neighbor july 30th the dollars on the stock for the first time thursday night. she did not recognize anything was wrong with a dog she picked them up coming back from vacation i should not seen the video probably would not know anything happened they plan to examine the animal over the next few days but regardless investigation of the abuse continues to dog sitter had supporters before the video was released investigator says is his gun and the 20 letters of will on testimonials. >>maureen kelly: the plant's internal the case to the district attorney next week in the meantime there has and any other form klein of the dog's owner call them if they suspect that animal was abused as well. >>marty gonzales: the wildfire burning in the ramon valley is 70 percent contained it is holding steady at two to 500 a. is burning on bo

a lot of attention on maureen dowd's column today in "the new york times," talking about sort of whatn do right? talking about vice president joe biden and losing his son, beau and what beau according to maureen dowd's reporting, told his father about potentially running in 2016. what do you make of it? >> i mean it's an absolutely poignant incredible piece of journalism. the maureen dowd column essentially has a scene of beau biden on his deathbed telling his father to run for president, because he didn't want to see the white house handed over to the clintons again. you know i haven't done my own reporting about this. i don't know what her sourcing on this is but it's an incredibly poignant piece, and if it's true it has to make you think that joe biden is going to be looking at this a lot more seriously than people thought. and we're in the summer here we're in this point where there's a little bit of doubt setting in about hillary clinton. there's a lot in the news some tough pieces about her. and, you know, wing you have to see if any democrats start to get skittish and sort of s

maureen: first at 6:00, fighting back against rail profiling. four month after the baltimore riot, maryland attorney general says he has a plan to calm the racial tensions between police and citizens. maryland bureau chief brad bell is live in baltimore with more on the proposed plan. what is this about? brad: well, we are in annapolis. i want to tell you why it is relevant. we are in lawyers mall in front of the statehouse. thurgood marshall memorial. it says, "equal justice under law." the attorney general says it's guidance under the law and that means the racial profiling is illegal. montgomery county executive said it happened to him when no reason a police officer challenged his right to be in a public park. >> i was something more than a black face. at night, in a scene in a situation that could have turned deadly. brad: another example. the allegedly unlawful are and death of freddie gray in baltimore last spring, the spark for a night of violence and months of tension and the reason why maryland attorney general tonight is the first in

>>maureen kelly: it is a powerful recruitment tool there, and all of the crash of the system will be filled and time for the first day of class. >>anny hong: sometimes about how hot or cold is it in your workplace scientist in the netherlands have exposed a temperature trend the women say it is too cold and off of the study found that most office buildings especially here set the thermostat based on a 1960's model the factors and several things to maximize worker, and productivity the problem is is based on a time when most the men were in the office in they based their model on a four year old 154 lb. man the research service why so many women are often freezing of the cubicles the scientists say most women prefer a 75 degree workplace of a preferred at least about five degrees cooler. >>mark: the if research and a sense that compared to the 2010 after the procession and researchers say 26 percent of manila's a living with their parents from 24% of the 2010 despite the amount of ribbing " on 4 percent and now the down to 7.4% they refuse cent the bulls might be due to be more accept

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maureen: a fifth woman attacked in arlington in three weeks. the latest case the woman was assaulted last night after 10:00 on south frederick street north of columbia pike. jonathan: now the police rush to determine if the cases are related. in each attack a woman was walking by herself when a man snuck up and tried to assault her. maureen: we're live in arlington where the neighborhood is on high alert. rich? richard: this woman was walking alone. she had been dropped off from work. walking up this hill. she noticed a guy off to the right. acting strange. carrying a stick. she was like it doesn't seem like a major deal. she pulled out her smartphone and started to talk to a friend. that's when it turned bad. >> all of a sudden she realized the guy was next to her and grabbed her. got ahold of her wrist. had a stick in the other hand and started to pull her to agy sant wooded area. she is struggling. she had thrown her purse on the ground. continued to resist. >> this is scary.

they are budgeted to get them this year. >> maureen naylor, thank you. >>> san francisco police are hoping that surveillance video will help them find the person who shot and killed two people earlier this year. one of the victims was a mother killed in front of her children. the video shows a black truck that might be linked to a drive- by shooting january 27. police say a 32-year-old was trying to protect her children when she was hit and killed by a stray bullet. a man was also shot and killed and a 44-year-old women was shot but -- woman was shot but were sived. anyone with information -- but survived. anyone with information contact police. >>> a measure would allow community colleges to suspend students for sexual assaults off campus. it is now heading to governor jerry brown. [ indiscernible ] >>> it is back to school time for thousands of children throughout the bay area. in san francisco today the city's newest school opened its doors. ktvu's brian flores was there. . >> reporter: you remember the first day of school. catching up with friends and taking pictures with friends. some

maureen: first at 6:00, an elderly man arrested in a terrifying case of abuse.ice say he suspected his wife had an affair 50 years ago. now he is facing charges for attacking her with a curling iron. as kevin lewis reports the man works side-by-side with the special needs children. kevin: if the criminal charges are true, the pain george induced on his wife is incomp hence i believe. inside -- incomprehensible. inside their home he allegedly beat and strangled his 78-year-old spouse who suffers from severe dementia. according to police he sexually salted her with -- sexually assaulted her with a hot curling iron. neighbors say he is a bitter man. >> i'm surprised he didn't do it earlier. he was frustrated with the wife. the wife is a sick woman. she is not moving. she is on oxygen and she needs help to do her regular things in life. the guy is fed up. reporter: he works as

at the san jose police department, maureen naylor, fox 2 news. >>> it is probably not often that an electric company is singled out for praise by a stay but it happened today in san jose. cupertino replaced lights where vandals stole cooper wiring. cupertino electric replaced the lights for free so the team could play ball. >>> a caitlin jenner costume sparks controversy. >> and we'll talk about that wednesday forecast and a slight warm up. we'll talk about the forecast that goes through the end of the week and a chance for sprinkle. >> and a flame sparks, it's the second suspicious fire in that area. >>> the san rafael fire chief says fourteen angers are suspected of starting a grass fire this evening. crews responded behind a high school at 7:00. the flames charred about an acre and a half. at one point several homes were threatened. witnesses report seeing four teenagers in white shirts running from the area. investigators investigators say another fire may have also been started by teenagers wearing white shirts. >>> 21-year-old mark estrada has been charged with murder including special

a judge sentenced him to two years in prison and sentenced his wife maureen to one year and one day. so far no word on what exactly killed michael. somebody found his body yesterday less than two weeks before the school was due to start again. the students tell us that this was no ordinary principle. >> he just cared about everything. i don't know, that there must have been ten copies of him. he was everywhere, every time. he could relate to every person and everybody, they would have unique memories of him as it was never the same. >> reporter: the passing is the latest. back in june two recent graduates died in a car crash. >> reporter: those vehicular manslaughter charges could be filed against caitlyn jenner for her role in a fatal crash. her suv rear ended another car sending it in to oncoming traffic. 69 kim howl was kill -- howell was killed. a district attorney will decide which charges she'll be facing. >>> former president jimmy carter underwent his first round of chemo therapy this afternoon. doctors discovered four small cancerous spots on his brain. carter says he and hi

his wife, maureen, said the decision in her husband's case should not affect her appeal. her lawyers filed a motion asking for the conviction to be overturned or to be given a new trial. onnell say shedd was never a public official and federal bribery laws do not apply to her. lieutenant from baltimore county killed in an early morning motorcycle crash. collidedrrison jr. with another motorcycle driver just after 4:30 this morning. harrison worked for the fire department for nearly 29 years and was made lieutenant in 2009. the other driver also died at the scene. to honor theworks late d.c. mayor and council member marion barry. did a commission to commemorate his public service. members have until next spring to come up with ways to honor marion barry. he died last year. a key unity heartbroken about the sudden death of their beloved school principal. students and staff grieving the loss of dr. michael doran. >> he had a profound impact on all these kids lives. we are verified. jay: the keepsakes grows outside of wooten high school in rockville, at the spot where the sch

. >>> in virginia, a judge will hear arguments in maureen mcdonnell's appeal next month. they are found guilty of doing favors for a nutrition supplement company. both are free on bond pending these appeals. >>> the army is facing a $700 million wrongful death lawsuit over claims that toxins from fort dietrich have caused cancer. for years the base outside frederick, maryland, has faced criticism for its handling of chemical and biological agents. ground water contamination along with anthrax and agent orange testing led to neighbors getting ill. a woman died back in 2008 from brain cancer. >>> next at 11:00, a motel clerk goes above and beyond, saving lives before this powerful explosion. how she managed to get everyone out before the blast. >>> avoiding close-calls. how one lawmaker tonight says we can stop drones from getting in the way the next time your plane comes into land. >>> this flag stolen from an american legion post in arlington. >>> 95 southbound >>> incredible new video tonight of the moment a part of this washington state motel was levelled. this was a ga

>>maureen kelly: the first day of scores of the 17th and it is coming up quick the districts say back to doing better than this time last year up to britain amid unprecedented move a lessening of this e-mail to stafford asked not to try and recruit a network of friends the biggest need a special and bilingual and high school math and science the shrinking pool of qualified candidates give a turned off of the profession have figures of layoffs bring the recession their meeting with the city and the teachers' union. >>maureen kelly: you want to be closer to his nephew the district says sen francisco itself as a pow for recruitment tool class of this is will be filled by a first day of class. >>james: american airlines now joining delta saying it will no longer allow or carry certain the game trophies on their planes that include lion leopard ride or buffalo trophies the dentist admitted to paying 50,000 also kill the animal although he thought it was done legally the allies announced similar things last week coming up controversy over a brand sunscreen as people would made a sunburn the

one thing we noticed republicans read maureen dowd. >> i am a new freshfaced as opposed to the past. >> we have to have a nominee on our side who is going to throw every punch. john: when the candidates are not on stage they do funny things and those things are even funnier when we set them to music. ♪ john: one final thing we notice. jeb bush had trouble putting sentences together even on what should be easy topics like his dad. jeb bush: i differ from my sister greatly on politics. you have a brother who is pretty well known. do you feel you have two different year -- differentiate yourself? jeb bush: people get this by your point. around the kitchen table, your sister does not agree with you on things so i have a different view than my brother. my dad is probably the most perfect man alive so it is hard for me to be critical of him. i got a t-shirt that says i am -- my dad is the greatest man alive, if you do not like it i will take you outside. john: the answer just a bad night or things to come? mark: i do not realize how good he was at sun -- some stuff. that was flabby and unf

maureen said beau had a mission.ied to make his father promise to run arguing that the white house should not revert to the clintons and the country would be better off with biden values. polling shows hillary clinton slipping in new hampshire. bernie sanders pulled within six points of hillary clinton in new hampshire with clinton at 42% and sanders at 36%. in the wmur poll of likely democratic primary voters with a margin of error of 5.9%. in the last poll clinton was at 51%. bernie sanders was town at 13% but elizabeth warren was in the poll and she polled at 20%. enl, dionne, this new hampshire poll for hillary clinton. if that was the final result in new hampshire if she ended up only six points ahead of bernie sanders, people would be worried about her ability to get the rest of the way. >> i'm not sure that's true. i think bernie sanders has a decent shot of winning in both iowa and new hampshire. because those states are kind of perfect for bernie. iowa is a very activist it shall the caucuses are dominated b

mcdonnell and his wife maureen were convicted last year of accepting gifts and loans from a virginia businessman in exchange for favors. the former governor received a two year sentence. >>> come tomorrow a kentucky clerk will have to decide whether to issue same sex marriage licenses or risk a foon and jail time unless the supreme court -- a fine and jail time unless the supreme court intervenes on her behalf. a federal judge has since ordered her to issue those licenses and an appeals court upheld that decision. >>> the leftovers of tropical storm erika have soaked parts of florida and the carolinas. look at some pictures out of charleston, south carolina, 6 1/2 inches of rain, just drenched today. well, you can see what that much water does to the streets, floods them. >>> back in our neighborhood we're talking about some mid- summer-like heat to start september, no rain right now. >> first alert chief meteorologist topper shutt is back with more on our heatwave. >> 90s are going to set camp up here for much, if not all of the week. 88 in leesburg, 85 downtown, 84 manassas, feels

ktvu's maureen naylor is live where the excite is growing. >> reporter: it is. the concert wit start in an hour. -- will start in an hour. authorities are warn figure you are heading here or the area, be patient. >> reporter: outside levi stadium this afternoon we found a lot of excited taylor swift fans. >> she helped me grow up. helped me become who i am. >> i am tressed as a cheerleader because -- [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: sky fox 2 was over the stadium today as crews were putting last minute preps on the stage. an artist tweeted this from inside levi stadium where wrist bands have been layed out for the 52,000 people expected. at the dry bar salon -- >> today and tomorrow. we are like fully booked. people coming in for their hair. and huge parties of people coming in to get pretty before the show. >> we are going to taylor swift. we are getting our hair blown out. >> they were among those getting their hair washed and styled. their mom used this app and paid $1,600 for six tickets which is $250 a ticket. >> i got it for a graduation present and i am goi

kron 4's maureen kelly shows us the 24/7 technology that gets -- that gets first responders a better now have a new way to watch for wildfires. six cameras sit on top of elevated peaks to give a better view of the vast and mountainous terrain. but they don't have to keep their eyes constantly trained on the screens because the technology is designed to send an alert when it detects something burning. >> the cameras take 360-degree view pictures. they will take four pictures of one area, move 20 degrees, take four more pick. what the computer does is compares those four pictures that are in sequence and then detects any puffs of smoke. >> reporter: four of the cameras are being used to supplement the county's two fire lookout stations like the one on top of mount tam. they still need volunteers to keep watch. but these cameras work 24 hours a day unlike the volunteers. they can spot a fire burning at night. technology that might have helped during the wildfire that broke out near taylor state park last year which burned for several hours overnight before it was discovered. two of the

new york times columnist maureen dowd got the ball rolling this weekend writing that mr. run. today the forth forward movement got a boost by draft biden. >> i'm looking for a job. >> looking for a job, but the question is for joe biden is which one? he has long eyed the presidency and he is still considering joining the 2016 race. the summertime speculation has suddenly hit full boil over whether he will challenge hillary clinton for the democrat nomination. one factor weighing heavy, his son beau biden urged his father to run before dying of brain cancer in may. and now, one of beau biden's close advisors are joining a grassroots movement called draft biden. and the vice president is holding political meetings of his own with his old network of supporters to see if there is interest in backing a new campaign. questions about clinton's candidacy hangover the biden boomlet. a recent quinnipiac poll showed only 37% viewed clinton as honest and trustworthy while 57% did not. forred bien it was the reverse. 58% found him honest and trustworthy. 34% did not. new hampshire dem

we know what maureen dodd reported. i know my own reporting is that certainly beau biden and hunter biden, surviving son, wanted him very much in to do this. the family has not made its decision. they will decide by late summer early september. how viable would a joe biden campaign be at this i imagine stay, this late stage? >> i think it would would be very, very tough, andrea. i don't think there's a huge amount of clamor for him. i do think there is some hand wringing in the democratic party about hillary clinton and her numbers and how competitive bernie sanders has been and what if hillary implodes then is the democratic party left with bernie sanders? i think that's a theme that's out there in the party. short of that though it doesn't make a ton of sense. many of the things she represents he also represents establishment. been around a very long time linked to the obama presidency. you mentioned beau biden, hunter biden bid, biden biden, and dr. jill biden. if he decides to run none of the stuff i just said matte

mcdonnell and his wife maureen were found guilty in september of doing favors for a wealthy businessman in exchange for more than $165,000 in gifts and loans. he was sentenced to two years in prison. >>> well, two words, warmer weekend. we're heading back into the 90s. tenacious topper is on the weather terrace with a first look at the forecast. hey, top. >> but it's not all bad. it's going to get hot but not crazy human. let's start with the beaches. if -- humid. let's start with the beaches. if you want it beat the 90s, go to the shore. this is fantastic, ocean city and rehoboth, temperatures 80s. move north and fantastic, sunshine saturday, sunday, mid- 80s, water temperature mid-70s. they always lie a bit and make it warmer than it is. it's kind of like ski resorts, 30 inches of base of generally low 70s is good to think about what the water is going to be. for us tonight nice, looking at temperatures in the 70s, 73 in gaithersburg and manassas about 9:30. so cool tonight but not as cool as it has been. 8:00 in the morning we're in the 60s primarily in the suburbs, maybe 72 downtown

>>maureen kelly: a longtime friend has turned to the apartment into a hole for the search and rescueand pick-up for donated supplies to assist the volunteers things like food river shoes and camping equipment because some of the people of an scourings of eldorado national forest upon from san francisco his friends believe in what can survive two weeks in the deep back country would be said he is an avid outdoorsman and the wilderness and structure at downtown high school the biggest concern his diabetes and no one knows how much insulin he had with him when he went missing during, or ride on the truck two weeks ago. >>maureen kelly: these pictures show the type of terrain they're facing in his rocky in the steep the trails are pretty treacherous there is minds of an air shaft that goes down that is a big fear that is why we cannot find a bike chicken back to of the logistic of the search effort was hard when you drive out of the forest and you know you're leaving him there is really hard to leave many of those were hoping look for him work and loyalty the principle of the school sess

maureen naylor is live in sunnyvale with new details. >> reporter: the press conference wrapped up about 45 minutes ago. they say one of their officers fearing for his life shot and killed a suspect. there are three suspects involved. one is dead. one has been arrested and one is on the run. i want to show you a picture of the man they say is on the run. this is 19-year-old shawn lamont brown from fresno. they consider him arm and dangerous. they say they think he's left the sunnyvale area. he's wanted for a homicide after a deadly shooting in fresno county. anyone who sees him is asked to call 911. they say brown was one of three suspects police found in a jaguar saturday around 4:00 a.m. when they were called to the motel 6 about a suspicious activity. they say they took off running. brown, he got away. the other man was cornered by police and ultimately an 18- year police veteran hoped fire shooting nine rounds at close range killing that man. police say recovered two loaded handguns near the suspect the one near his body. another in his backpack. while initially details were scarce,

noreen n is here in -- maureen naylor is here in the crowd. you can get the latest on the 10:00 p.m. news as well. one more note. tonight is the first of two fundraisers for hillary clinton and she will go into san francisco tomorrow. she will hold another fundraiser. >> i am curious, you covered presidents visiting the bay area is there a difference in terms of security? is there more for the president compared to hillary clinton? looks like we -- >> reporter: there was secret service when we arrived. we tried to park in front of the house, they said no way. you have to move. we found a place half block away. secret service on scene. that is typical of a presidential candidate. when you have a president they will come through and they will check our live vehicles. sweep the live vehicles to make sure they are safe as well. >> christien kafton, thank you. >>> two debates tomorrow will give the crowded field of candidates for the republican presidential nomination. 17 candidates. 10 face-off in a prime time debate, the other 7 will speak earlie

>>maureen kelly: ruling out of the target and ron park they had a pretty long wisps of baggage theree for the back-to-school varied how much it in the spending this year we spent $18 and that was good tsk tsk. >>diane tuazon: the act amounts to one temperatures and there were 30 percent chance of light showers thursday evening into friday morning the weak in most sunny conditions 93 bright red 87 livermore 90 out in danville 88 for martinez and arantxa at 83 in the east bay shoreline cities more like the mid to upper salmon is maybe a few low 80s and the suns signed less of a long attempt to there in the upper 80s sampras's the and the peninsular region microclimates a deepening political in the '60s of rock were looking a sunny sky for the afternoon and cloud cover for the evening because we have as much as a rain shower and friday as well status and make things clear up a more back to seasonal average temperatures 814 saturday 83 on sunday use of an invalid location temperatures is to assure my in the mid to upper 70's. >>pam moore: if taken hold of the forty-niners the fans are at

the other really big campaign news came from a marine, maureen dowd piece in "the new york times" that joe biden is considering running for the president. wow. there is huge that could really shake up the whole democratic race. he could be the first realistic challenge to hillary's so-called coronation. >> so for more on this we thought we would check in with someone from hillary's campaign. please welcome clinton campaign official carlos jordanson. >> thank you, larry, i am happy to report all is well at clinton campaign headquarters. >> larry: okay. great. so hillary is not upset that joe biden may run? >> not at all. >> no! no! no! no! no! >> larry: oh, what was that? >> huh. i didn't hear anything. >> we believe the more candidates the merrier. >> joe biden can rot in hell! >> larry: oh, my god. did somebody just throw a glass? >> everything is business as usual over here. look, hillary welcomes biden as a mental sparring partner, a competitor in the marketplace of ideas will only make her stronger. >> if he runs, i will rip-off his head and use his dead body to make a new pantsuit