there was some kind of idea that mercury was the it's celebration so without the severe danger of mercurypoisoning they cannot dig him up and find his actual tombs of the terra-cotta warriors which we are for me with are all being uncovered, no mercury there. anyone else? yes. the lady in black again. >> when you are not researching bad days in history do you have another day job that you enjoyed? >> no. [laughter] i live in complete darkness. i write looks for a living. i used to work at the "washington post" tonight created a niche there is a history reporter worth something was happening it was a current event i gave a historical perspective on it so when clinton was being in huge for example i've wrote about johnson , andrew johnson. i wrote stories for mother's day history's meanest mothers. i guess i am kind of dark. [laughter] with the sikh old for father's day on history's bad dads and through that you developed a little bit as the a niche and up he just three. you never learned in history class. i like to describe it that way. it's what i'd love to read about as a kid and firstly

mercury is running for reelection. his o opponent says there's apparently a different law for him to follow. >>> new in ferguson, police had to arrest more protesters. the was another night of protests on the anniversary of the shoot of michael brown. unlike sunday night, there have been no reports of major violence or gunfire. county officials have now issued a state of emergency in order to prevent any more emergencies. >> reporter: a tense scene on the streets of ferguson, missouri on monday morning as the police and the protesters clash once again. >> we cross the street and they tell us we can't. that's the problem. the youth is not listening to the older guys. they don't listen to the guys 35 or older. >> reporter: at least one official released pepper spray into the crowd. >> police have been abusing their power for years. for years. we want more issues when they do things wrong. >> reporter: protests erupted in a gunfire the night earlier. the violence prompted officials to call a state of emergency. >> when yo

on april 16th, mcveigh and nichols drive the mercury to oklahoma city.cks away from the murrah building. he removes the license plates from the car and leaves a note. not abandoned. please do not tow. will move by april 23rd. needs battery and table. two days later, mcveigh and nichols rendezvous near junction city where they assemble the bomb in the truck. >> the ammonium nitrate and fuel would have been mixed in some barrels, something akin to a 55 gallon plastic barrel. those barrels were then likely connected with this detonating cord which led to the boosters and ultimately that detonating cord would have come together where the detonators or blasting caps were. >> but at the last minute, terry nichols, like michael fortier, bails out. >> as time grew near to the time of the bombing, nichols got cold feet. he decided he didn't want to do that. he decided that was going too far. mcveigh screamed at him, threatened him, may have threatened to kill him. >> on the morning of april 19th, mcveigh, now on his own, drives the ryder truck into oklahoma city.

cadmium and arsenic and lead and mercury. when you compare the levels in the sludge to the epa acceptable levels. arsenic, ten times. lead, a reading of 11,000 teams of what is considered acceptable level by the epa. the toxic metals can cause conditi kidney and other problems. what we don't know is how many people drink from this water and did it reach the people before the warning was given to shut it off. if health problems emerge, it would take years, if not decades. christine. >> besides drinking, what else is this water used for? it is a sad issue. a beautiful part of the country. what do they use the river for? >> reporter: they also use the river to irrigate crops. another big problem. the plants absorb this. especially cadmium. that is one that toxicologists told me it just eats it up. we don't know how much of the water went into the crops or absorbed by the crops. i wrote the epa and have no answer yet. >>> legionnaires' disease in new york claimed two more deaths. 12 people in the south bronx. city health official

he buys the yellow 1977 mercury marquee from a used car dealer in junction city, kansas. the next day, have a reserves the ryder truck from elliott's body shop using the alias. on april 16th, have a and nichols drive to oklahoma city and have a parks it several blocks away from the murrah building and removes the license plates from the car and leaves a note. not abandoned. please do not toe. needs battery and cable. two days later, mcveigh and nichols rendez vous at the state park near junction city where they assemble the bomb and the truck. >> the ammonium nitrate and the fuel would be mixed akin to a 55-gallon plastic barrel. those barrels would likely connect with the detonating cord that led to the boosters and that cord would have come where the blasting caps were. >> at the last minute, terry nichols bails out. >> as time grew near to the time of the bombing, nichols got cold feet. he decided he didn't want to do that. that was going too far. mcveigh screamed at him, threatened him. may have threatened to kill him. >> on the morning of april 19th, have a, now on

>> our media partner "san jose mercury news" reports the suspect died five hours into the stand off but it is not clear if he took his life or if he died from gunshot wounds when officers shot at him this morning. investigators are still here on the scene gathering evidence. >> it is very close to home. >> they are not used to seeing this much police activity in the neighbor. she was out walking her dog and she found out about an officer-involved shooting that escalated into a stand off with an armed suspect. >> i slept through everything last nature but my husband at 1:30 heard a bullhorn and he does not know and he heard a helicopter. >> san jose police say after midnight they responded to a call of an intoxicated man would showed up to his sister's house with a shotgun threatening to harl himself. two officers shot at the suspect who hid in the house. police have not said what, exactly, led to the death or what prompted the shooting. >> right around the corner, kind of shocked to see miss blocking the way i go in the morning. >> six hours earlier another officer involved shooting, th

cadmium and arsenic and lead and mercury.e, when you compare the levels in the sludge to what is considered the epa acceptable levels, mercury at ten times the acceptable levels. lead, a reading 11,000 times acceptable level by the epa. now these toxic metals can cause cancer and kidney problems and developmental problems in children. what we don't know is how many people drink from this water and did it reach all of these people before the warning was given to shut it off. if health problems emerge, it would take years if not decades for them to come out. christine. >> besides drinking, what else is this water used for? to look at the pictures, it is so sad. it is a beautiful part of the country. it looks like it is spoiled. what do they use the river for? >> you know, they also use the river to irrigate crops. christine, that is another big problem. the plants absorb this. especially cadmium. it is really toxic. cadmium is one that eats it up. you just don't know how much of this water went into the crops. we don't know how

. >>> when the mercury... >> i don't have them, my bad. >> he would have been like, bye. >> see you. >> well, guys, sorry. >> well, when in mercury rises, it is important to remember keep cool if you are outside. >> our vittoria woodill headed to sprees street harbor park to see how people are coping with the hot and humid wet ter day, hit there, vittoria. >> it is so much fun here at spruce street harbor park. if you look behind me, the lights are on, people are out and about, celebrating heat. this is best place to beat the heat because you pick up that breeze off of the waterfront. is there food, there is fun, there is games, and, guess what, i have a very great good looking group i might add of folks get in the botchy game. i will try not to embarras myself and join them. we have contact resident. what are your names. >> i'm from oc this is nicole sanchez. >> nicole. >> hi, guys. >> first time in philadelphia. >> very first time, wonderful city. we looked up spruce on google. one of the things to do in philadelphia. that is why we're here. >> i hope you don't embarras your early

gorgeous day across the area but there is a a warm up on the way, how high will mercury rise? kate is on the sky deck, kate. >> reporter: we will start with the good news and good news is our seven day forecast has very minimal rainfall. we have a good dose of rain yesterday and now it looks like it a has cleared out for a while. bad news is, well, heat and humidity of august not done just yet even though it is comfortable right now and staying that way tonight and thomas we have more heat and humidity and perhaps even a heat wave, in the seven day outlook. lets look outside, as we show you live neighborhood network cameras. this one at kutztown area middle school and you can see dark included rolling over kutztown a lot of blue skies as well. there are a couple of scattered showers out there tonight mainly in the far north and western suburbs. we told but you this chance yesterday, that cooler air aloft starts to move in we will get instability showers and right now they are confined up in the poconos and extreme northern lehigh valley but just keep an eye out. couple rain dr

joined by quentin hardy of "the new york times" and michelle quinn of "the mercury news." let me ask you the question everybody asks you. that's, why are you looking at wheat plants? they don't seem like they do anything interesting. >> one nice thing is they don't wander around. if you're looking for things to look at from space, that's a good start. one of the things we found surprising when we started this project is that no one has ever made a map of the entire planet, what the major crops are growing, where they are, and how healthy they are. as you can imagine, that's of great interest to everyone from a commodities trader to the countries growing those commodities. >> i've seen bits of this kind of thing before, and it's very exciting because the pitch is, if there are 7 billion people on the planet headed to 10 billion, how are you going to feed them if you don't turn the world basically into a big greenhouse where you try to manage for efficiency wherever possible. that sort of the same idea you're doing? >> absolutely. i mean, you know, you want to know where cro

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natural thebit of a mercury seven -- every bit of an astronaut that the mercury seven was. it was unusual for a white paper in the south to say anything of an african-american, but he was a rock star. he was going to be the first african-american astronaut and that he was not. it is never quite sure what happened. he finished the training program and was nominated to nasa, but so were 130 other people. than 20k, i think, less out of that 130. he was not one of them. int led to some controversy magazines, some investigations, calls for investigations. no one is quite sure exactly how it ended up. there are lots of different stories. dwight has a versio of how things wentn. there's pieces of the official version. all we know for sure is he never nasa, an astronaut, but while he was a potential astronaut, took advantage of his publicity. they did not see a way to take advantage of the press that what have come along with an actual african-american astronaut. i think the story of nasa's rightsment in civil fell through the cracks because there was so much bigger, fancier stuff.

and as reported in the mercury news. she says this is an issue that should be decided through the legislature and not the court system. in the meantime a san mateo woman who pushed for assisted suicide has died. 52-year-old jennifer glass' battle with cancer was chronicled in a video showing one photograph of a day of her going through her treatments. her husband says last week she was having difficulty breathing and was in enormous pain. she was put into a medically induced coma and died five days later. also according to the mercury news, this approach of going through the court system it's something similar that has been going through other states including new york, new mexico, montana, and tennessee. we'll have more coming up on mornings on 2. >> all right. brian flores is in san francisco. we'll talk to you later. >>> a group of stanford university researchers they have created a way to make bakers yeast for a painkiller. typically it takes a year to make that from plants. the university says it's a breakthrough th

the mercury news reports the project will allow metering lights to respond to traffic patterns. current lights were installed in 1974, they are on a system that can't tell between a stalled car with a flat tire and full tie car accident. >>> at the ferry terminal there's work, it is part of a larger overhaul of the terminal. service delays will last through the weekend. >>> some people in oakland are without running water. a water pipe broke yesterday morning. east bay mud said that crews were trying to fix a broken sewer line. the water main that broke dates back to 1933. it may have been corruptioned by the earthquake. >> deputies used a helicopter to remove possibility plants hidden in marin county. this is part open space and part private. among the landowners in that area is george lucas. >> we're talking fertilizers, fest sides, we're talking rat poison that's left behind, these are items used to protect their grow. >> 1 ton of waste was hauled out in a day. marijuana plants are scattered across acres of land, the toxic chemicals have lasting effects. >>> two people were h

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doug is back with how high the mercury will go. that' doug: it's kind of warm already. let's take a look at what's going to happen in the 70. 94 will be the high temperature this afternoon. it will feel like 99 at times. you can see the numbers are still on the high side. thunders storms come into play especially on thursday. saturday looks ok. temperatures will be at or slightly above seasonal normals later in the week. today, well above average. be prepared for the heat. jumi: take it out to the pool if you need to. news atto watch abc 7 4:00. have a monday. [dramatic music] [cheers and applause] ♪ >> yo! hey-hey! ho! [laughing] i'm terry crews, and i'm ready to start giving away some money right here on millionaire! [cheers and applause] all last week, we did special shows raising money for children's miracle network hospitals. on friday, our special guest comedian bill engvall did so well, he's not done yet. so right now, we're gonna find out just how far he can go. please welcome bill engvall! [cheers and applause] [laughs] >> i'm back, baby. i'm back. >> you're ba

according to the san jose mercury news, the state approve an upgrade that allows the lights instantly to respond to minute by minute traffic patterns. lights react to what the engineers say the traffic is light not what is happening. that may mean light traffic getting signals and accidents and other issues get friend lights although the cars should be managed at the toll plaza. the lights were installed in 1974 with only a few tweaks. traffic has increased dramatically. fast track was implemented and the new span: the metering system has been ma'am functioning at the equipment ages. the state. replace the equipment including dozens of detectors and new signal holds and five message signs. in word open when the construction begins but it is all expected to be completed by 2017. >>> it is an important day in oakland with efforts to keep raiders and a's in town. today is the deadline for the financier to submit the final development plan for the coliseum city. he submitted a $4 billion plan in june to transform the complex into a mini downtown with homes and shopping center and hotel wi

mercury news says many landlords only want tenants who have an annual income triple the cost of rent,would require someone to make at least $90,000 a year. since throughout the region are looking into rent control measures and trying to stop unjustified evictions but many officials believes there needs to be a rental for housing crisis, and in the next hour we're going to talk to some people who may be experiencing that, and we'll have that at 6:30. >> jeanine, thank you. >>> we are now hearing from the second of two san mateo county sheriff's deputies who carried out that risky rescue on the cal train tracks on monday. you've probably seen this video by now. look at that as he dragged across the tracks. we showed you that video, and the deputies were doing routine enforcement when they saw a car skid through the intersection and stop on the cal train tracks while one deputy tried to warn the on coming train, the other driver grabbed him by the arm and pulled him and dragged him out of the way. >> i can't say why i did it or why someone else wouldn't do it, somebody else at that point

it is insane. >> the mercury news says many landlords only want tenants who have an annual income triple the rent. $2,500 would require someone to make at least $90,000 a year. >> reporter: cities are looking into rent control measures and trying to stop unjustified evictions but many elected officials and activists believe there needs to be a long term solution to what for calling a rental or housing crisis. dave. >> very interesting. all right, jeanine. thank you. >>> time is now 6:37. san jose getting special recognition from the white house by being named a tech-hire city. president obama said yesterday, it's part of an initiative to help young adults and the unemployed get jobs at the big technology companies and the program makes san jose eligible to compete for $100 million in federal grants to help with the tech job training programs. >> we're seeing the widening gap between rich and power here in this city and throughout the -- rich and pour, throughout the valley and the tech employers, a very large unmet need for malent. >> san jose, san francisco, and -- talent. >> san jose,

and they already do that at lake powell with mercury.ant women and young children are not reminded to eat more than two striped bass a month because of the mercury, and you cannot stop it. and that's why it's so alarming to scientists. and if there is, another spill, or something after that, and it became an annual event. there are 50,000 mines across the united states, and they feed into this lake, and over time, as they build up, it's those kinds of effects that we worry about. there's no immediate solution, and there may not be an immediate health crisis, but it's the long-term eas effects t we're worried about. >> around 400 people have been told to stay home in north carolina after a pharmaceutical plant tested positive perfect the legionnaire bacteria. they are testing their cooling towers after an outbreak of the disease that left 12 people dead in the south bronx. >> one-by-one, the cooling towers on top of new york's buildings are being testified for leg anella. >> 346 them have been tested but not all of them. >> it's part of t

residents say coal ash, which contained mercury, arsenic and other toxins flows on to the reservationcreating an ash cloud, forcing them in doors. the lawsuit claims that waste from the plant contaminated the groundwater, resulting in arsenic levels p 145 times higher than federal drinking standards. barbara researched the harmful effects of coal ash. >> if i was to give you a glass of arsenic laced water. i could be charged with attempted murder. when arsenic fits into the well water, when chromium 6 gets into the water. when selenium gets into a lake, fish. all the toxic substances get into them and their children - it's not a crime? >> reporter: there's no way to say for certain that it's the land making tribal workers sick. >> we may not be able to say that the plant or this caused the cancer. let's look at it like this. if someone smokes cigarettes, we can't say it was that pack of cigarettes that you smoked that caused cancer. we can say if you have lung cancer and smoke cigarettes, there's a connection. >> mv energy declined a request for an interview but said it operated the p

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action against the phoenix mercury. , 24.ngton the mystics win 71-63.pieth is about to fall in the golf rankings after failing to make the cut. is your new number one golfer in the world. rory beingfeel about back on top? jonathan: jordan spieth is a human being. tonight, solitudes stolen. jonathan: trending now on a prince the story of george's county police officer who paid for food in a hotel woman and homeless her one-year-old daughter. great guy. and the maryland department of agriculture says its plans to spray for mosquitoes in laurel this weekend against west nile virus. a perfect place for peace and quiet can be tough. a benedictine monk in rhode island thought that he found the perfect spot. he likes to sit atop the wind turbine at the private school where he works. 175 feet in the air. a drone found him. the person who owned the drone was on vacation from california. he is that the video online, spreading like crazy. hether byron says >> announcer: from hollywood - it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight johnny knoxville, from the golden state warr

the second time that the mercury has set a sizzling record. other areas in germany are also experiencing extreme temperatures. some may welcome the saharan whether, but it -- saharan weather, but it causes health problems for the young and old. >> in berlin today, almost 40 degrees. under the tv tower, people are looking for ways to cool down. as for the beach bars, they are filling up quickly. they offer refreshment and a refuge from the sahara like temperatures. it's so hot, you can only stand it with a cold drink. we are trying to stay hydrated. cheers. the best is going swimming or drinking something cold. >> we prefer the weather. >> a cold shower in front of the chancellor's office. angela merkel has the right idea. she's not even in berlin today. she's on vacation in italy. for these tourists from taiwan, the heat is not that bad. they find it a pity they can't go into the buildings. they close some to the public during heat waves. the locals looking to cool off, you might want to take a dip in many lakes -- in one of berlin's many lake

mercury is on the rise. the first seven months of the year were the hottest ever recorded. the month of july will talk them all -- top them all. italy,ed fountains in cords of people in swimming pools in germany. countries across the globe were feeling the heat this past july. it was the hottest month ever recorded. almost all regions north and south saw above average temperatures. in some places, as much as five degrees hotter than normal. all too common cases of scorching heat, like in eastern france, where the effects of global warming are visible. here, the glaciers of ice over the past decade. this year, we have seen over 100 rock slides. in the coming weeks, it is certainly will not see as many. but they are likely to be bigger. >> 2015 is slated to be the hottest year since weather reports began in 1880. it would top the current record holder last year. anchor: let's get a check of the headlines. there has been a shake up in greece's ruling party. the far left faction breaks away to form a new group following the resignation of prime minister alexis tsipras. fire stu

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the second time that the mercury has set a sizzling record. other areas in germany are also experiencing extreme temperatures. some may welcome the saharan whether, but it -- saharan weather, but it causes health problems for the young and old. >> in berlin today, almost 40 degrees. under the tv tower people are looking for ways to cool down. as for the beach bars, they are filling up quickly. they offer refreshment and a refuge from the sahara like temperatures. it's so hot, you can only stand it with a cold drink. we are trying to stay hydrated. cheers. the best is going swimming or drinking something cold. >> we prefer the weather. >> a cold shower in front of the chancellor's office. angela merkel has the right idea. she's not even in berlin today. she's on vacation in italy. for these tourists from taiwan the heat is not that bad. they find it a pity they can't go into the buildings. they close some to the public during heat waves. the locals looking to cool off you might want to take a dip in many lakes -- in one of berlin's many lakes.

to fill the positions because there is a bit of a teacher short annual, according to the "san jose mercury news." here in san jose unified school district they hired 200 new teachers for this school year but there are still 12 openings that are still unfilled. it is, again, small percentage, but there is increasing demand for the teachers who are available and there are fewer people seeking teaching credentials. this is a shortage that could go on for quite some time. so for now, students could find that they will be in larger classrooms, perhaps in combination classrooms, at least for the beginning of the year as the districts try to sort things out because san jose unified not the only with openings but san jose unified is starting today. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you. looked very nice outside. kari hall, maybe a longer sleeve outfoyt start and shed that later on? >> yeah. will be warming up quite a bit. and a span of temperatures from the coast to inland areas. and right now, it's at about 60 degrees as we wake up to clear skies, great way to start out the day. it's goi

you heard locals saying look, with arsenic and mercury you can't be sure it hasn't sunk into the sedimentl cause problems later on. what do you think? >> i think latter is more likely to be the case. what the epa is probably talking about the level of pollution at the upper levels of the stream are now the same or loyer than what they were before the incident. but the pollution in the river, if there is anything that has settled out, is clearly going to be much greater than it was before. david: so long term what is the responsibility of the epa? are the various lawsuits which we know are coming, are they going to sick to the epa or not? >> well, we'll find out based on whatever investigations turn out. the interesting question however, is whether any of these investigations will be criminal. the epa has brought criminal visions against private patients for negligent activity. and it seems to me unless the epa bringing one here, it will show favoritism towards its own employees. david: very interesting stuff. paul larkin, thanks for being with us. melissa. melissa: oil prices ending at a

. >> the amount of toxic chemicals and mercury and arsenic in air and water.nd are better off for it. existing plants can dump on carbon pollution into the air. for the sake of our kids, and the health and safety of all americans, that has to change. for the take of the planet. that has to change. >> coal-based energy production provides 40% of power, and puts out three-quarters of emissions, the gas responsible for driving climate change. >> for the president, the new plan makes good on a 2008 issue. >> and could help shape his presidential legacy. it was made with an eye towards international climate negotiations later this year in paris, in the hopes an american will pave the way for a global agreement. since the announcement of the plan last year, major carbon emitters made their own commitments to cut back. united nations secretary general initiative. >> this is a huge, important, visionary leadership. the u.s. can and will be able to change the world in addressing a climate change. not everyone is so enthusiastic, congress has, in the past, rejected bids

. >> reporter: the mercury news says many landlords only want tenants who have an income trip. the amount of -- trip. the amount of the rent. many believe there needs to be a long-term solution to what some call this rental or housing crisis. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> netflix is offering a new perk for workers. the company is allowing the employees to take up to a year's paid maternity or paternity leave. their salary it is fully paid. the company would be partially paid by the company and by the state and only for a few months typically but netflix is eliminating that. >>> just ahead, devastating news for families and loved ones and families on board a missing malaysian jetliner. what was confirmed about that wing part on reunion island. >>> mark tamayo will be here with your forecast. >>> and the stage is set for the first republican candidate debate. who made the final cut and the big names being left out. hey foster farms! looks like you left these two west coast birds behind! foster farm's chicken's california grown. you guys aren't from here. wrong! we l

and today, it's the return of the phoenix mercury. this is the team's third championship win. they defeated the chicago sky last september. the president will be honoring the team for its efforts, giving back to the community, as well as their success on the court. >>> well, they escaped, thanks to an inside job, now we're getting an inside look to the route two new york prisoners took to freedom. >>> trump in trouble again. why the presidential hopeful is once again making headlines. >>> and looking live outside where chuck says we're in for an >>> you are looking at the escape route that two convicted murderers took from an upstate new york prison earlier this summer. >> correction officials walked the route david sweat and richard matt took, it involved squeezing between steampipes between cell blocks. they say it only took 20 minutes for the men to get out during a series of tunnels. sweat was shot and killed matt was captured two days later. >>> a 15-year-old dylan peyton said it happened while surfing near myrtle beach last week. the five-foot shark bit down on his leg.

. >>> according to the mercury news, a $2 million project will allow the metering life to respond to changing -- lights will respond to changing traffic patterns minute by minute. and there's fixed timing system. cal trans plans to install upgrades by 2017. >>> and while a number of big area races in the weekend, mike miback tells us that's part of the fun happening across the bay. >>> and to kickoff this weekend watch we start in the city of oakland, the 2015 breast cancer challenge is saturday at lake merit. the 5k walk/run carries on the legacy and remembrance of our ktvu reporter who died in 2003. registration starts at 8 a.m. there's the 6th annual giant race at at&t ballpark, a half marathon, 10 k and 5k benefitting project open hand. how about some accordions, for one of the largest accordion festivals in the world. and the 2015 al oha outrigger races, and starts at 9:00. big party for downtown napa, the napa blues, blues, and booze. this family friendly event runs from noon to 6:00. free admission and parking. stanford is opening up its doors. come on out and watch an open pr

. >> a local cat is now an official member of the san jose high school, according to the mercury newsn issued a student body card at the leland high school economy adopted by a family who lives behind the school. >> he appeared on campus in 2009 and is in the school year back with a facebook page with 700 followers. >> and a student i.d. card. can you believe that? >> facebook entry. have a great sell summer, meow, meow. ally a hug. this toy is a reminder that someone cares. these are a chance to be part of a team. and this is the chance to succeed. female announcer: with your support, everyone at sleep train proudly dedicates their time, hearts, and resources to giving local foster children one important thing: - hope... - hope... hope... not everyone can be a foster parent... ...but anyone can help a foster child. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ ♪ ♪ yoplait. the smooth and creamy yogurt your whole family loves. yoplait original with no artificial sweeteners, no artificial flavors, and no high fructose corn syrup. looks like you left these two west coast birds

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the photos are contributed to the mercury news. one was killed sunday newt and another last night. the three suspects terrorized their victim, 38-year-old christopher wren. >> i watched part of a video that shows horrific encounter where three suspects are terrorizing the victim that they eventually killed. >> reporter: police are withholding details of that homicide as they hadn't for the third suspect. >> david, thanks very much. >>> there's something called the little pink pill for women. many believe it will revoluti revolutionize the treatment of women with low sex drive. carolyn joins us from the newsroom. >> men have had more than two dozen pills designed to treat sexual dysfunction. this new one is designed to help women with low or no desire. just a short time ago they approved what supporters call a game-changer. the nurses at stanford's gynecology clinic have been busy fielding calls from patients wanting to know about the so-called female viagra. flibanserin is geared toward menopausal women who have low libudo. millheiser is the stanford doctor who did landmark researc

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last week, the mercury news reports officers were investigating a shooting death of christopher max well who was found dead at an office complex on lundy avenue that confronted a suspect at a strip mall near capital expressway around ten last night. when the man reached for his handgun, the officer fired several rounds killing the suspect. it was the second deadly police shooting in san jose this month. sunnyvale police released details about a fatal police shooting over the weekend. police responded to a report of suspicious activity, possibly involving prostitution at a motel six and when they arrived, they found three male suspects in a jaguar in a motel parking lot. as officers approached, two of the men started running. officers say one of them pointed a gun, and they opened fire. >> it's undetermined right now whether the suspect actually fired any rounds. >> police say they found two guns near the dead man. he has not been identified. the man who got away is 19-year- old scene brown. brown has an outstanding warrant in fresno county in connection with a homicide. police believe he

according to our media partner the san jose mercury news many hotels are sold out. bay area residents putting their homes and apartments and rooms on airbnb and thousands of postings are there. some are up to $3,000. a night. or $5,800 for the weekend. >> a new report confirms what many know: represent is out ragously expensive here. new data shows three bay area cities rank in the tomorrow six of the highest rental markets, with san francisco at one, with median price of $3,500 a month for one bedroom. san jose is 4th at $2,300 and oakland is 6 at $2,000 coming from the nation-wide rental service. >> the 49ers' reaction after a current and former player are indicted on rape charges. >> california farmers are seeing record sales although they are not midst of a drought. record sales although they are not midst of a drought. stay tuned. >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> it is thursday. it is august 27. it is 5:00 a.m. >> i am eric thomas. >> i am kristen sze. will it warm up? we will check with meteorologist mike nicco. >> absolutely it

according to the mercury news, those include alameda, contra costa, san mateo and marin. san francisco, though, where steinle was killed has not reconsidered its policy. today's meeting is at 10:30 this morning at the county building which is on west heading in san jose. the group debating the sanctuary issue today is going to be the one that recommends the p policy to the full board. many local law enforcement agencies, again, stopped cooperating with ice, but could now change, 48 hours of notice and that would be just in regards to do you want to pick them up or do you not. it's a very sensitive issue for families, folks in law enforcement and for the community at large. >> thank you, kris. >>> in the meantime, the state of california is filling up death row but failing to carry out executions. the argument actually taking center stage today as california goes to court to preserve the death penalty. attorney general harris is appealing a federal court hearing last year that struck down executions. the judge said the unpredictable delay is arbitration and unfair. that ru

the mercury news reporting that supervisors tomorrow will plan on discussing limb plans to replace the outdated main jail south. that wing dates all the way back to the 1950s. the more modern main jail mortgage right next door opened in the late 1980s. county leaders are putting together a proposal to get the state to pay for about a third of the estimated $240 million price tag. a new wing could come online by late 2019. >>> a troubling trend in many bay area school districts, an unusual shortage of teachers as the school year approaches very fast. the mercury thus reports san jose unified last week was still about a dozen teachers short of full staffing. classes start on wednesday, that's the day after tomorrow. one problem a shrinking pool of candidates, also more openings across the state. the merk reports substitute teachers in some districts are also in extremely short supply. in addition to san jose unified in wednesday the alum rock district begins on august 26th, san francisco unified august 17th, oakland unified kicks off two weeks from today and palo alto k through 8 starts

mercury news reports that amongst the new rules, they must be fingerprinted and have to get business licenses in order to pick them up from the international airport. those drivers say it is too strict and too costly for them. they already comply with background checks with their respective companies, this all will take affect next month. >>> change for the better. bart riders surveyed say they have noticed station platforms, restroom in other areas are getting cleaner. this is according to to the san francisco examiner. on a scale of one to four, one being poor and four excellent, bart received close to a three which is just describe as what they describe as good. officials say they've required crews to fix lighting and scrub walls. >>> quite a few folks cleaning up at bart station last time i was there. >>> happening today, state lawmakers are back from summer break, and they are working on a fix for california's crumbling roads, but tax payers, you may not like the solution. the current gas tax revenue covers only a fraction of the highway repair needs. business organizations are

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the mercury news reporting that san jose unified last week was still about a dozen teachers short of full staff. classes start this wednesday. one problem is a shrinking pool of candidates. also who are openings across the states, the meshing reporting that substitute teachers in some districts are in extremely short supply. hires are v. to happen quickly. at the alum rock district begins august 26th, san francisco unified august 17th and oakland unified kicks on two weeks from today. palo alto k through 8 starts next tuesday. >>> cannabis could be making a come back in clover dale. changing political tides have the north bay city changing its opinion on dispensaries. california could soon approve the recreational use of marijuana and clover dale city readers are taking notice. the council is meeting to establish a committee to revamp city policies regarding cannabis. they banned dispensees in 2008 citing concerns on crime. >>> the music is over in golden gate bridge park, the outside lands concert came to close last night with elton john rocking the city. ♪ >> elton john played to a

according to the mercury news, not a single company has signed up. the san jose city council approved the one-year pilot program in june. riders must pay airport fees and they have to go through fingerprinting, background checks and an official said those regulations are too strict and too expensive. >>> bart's been wacking hard to keep the -- been working hard to keep the stations cleaner. according to the examenner, at the end of last year, b.a.r.t. launched a new program called brightening crew. the teams are equipped with power hoses and have focused on five stations. many b.a.r.t. riders said that the platforms, restrooms and walkways were much cleaner. >>> people who struggle with addiction may want to start to play tetrus. during the study, the students who played it for three minutes when they had cravings reduced the craving strength from 70 temperatures po 60% -- to 60%. this distracts the mental process that supports desire. >>> the bay area is, today on the 4 we're breaking down what's fueling the crisis for the economy and what's in sigh

we're looking at the mercury moving up toward the 40s for many areas. so this is not going to help out with the drought situation as we go through the rest of this week. now wrapping things up with a look at europe. we do have instability continuing to linger over the central and southern portions of the continent. drawing in that moisture is a low down toward italy. so we're look at the possibility of some severe weather, some flash flooding possible as downpours are in the menu for wednesday with rain for rome with a high of 29 degrees. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >>> visit our website for feature stories and special reports. for all of us here on "newsline," thanks for watching. >> hello and welcome to "france 24." i'm aurore dupuis. we are broadcasting live from paris. the german parliament overwhelmingly approved the greek bailout. , 104 votes for against. time police offer a reward of more than 25,000 euros for any information about the bangkok bomber. authorities are still hunting down this man who the