>> beautiful. >> reporter: millie is this week's wednesday's child. >> if you'd like to help make millie's dream come true or the dream of any wednesday's child sponsored by the dave thomas foundation, just go to our website nbc10.com and search wednesday's child. you can also call the national adoption center at 1-866-do-adopt. >>> good morning. changes in store for us today. yesterday we had isolated thunderstorms. today a slight chance of showers, they will stay light. we're also tracking fall-like conditions. a dry stretch is on tap for us as we head into next week a closer look right now. flag is blowing on top of the aramark building. breezy conditions and a cooler start to the morning. 65 in philadelphia. 73 with our humidity. wind spreads at 10 miles per hour. 59 in the poconos. 64 in allentown. 59 in west chester. 63 in wilmington. 66 in dover. 67 in millville. so if we compare today to yesterday, we are down ten degrees in wilmington. that's a big difference. down about six degrees in philadelphia. seven in pottstown. 6 degrees in mt. pocono. 8 degrees cooler in dover it will fee

milly: amigos quÉ bueno, que continÚa acompaÑÁndonos, quÉ calor!in de semana y se ha apoderado a lo largo y ancho de nuestro estado. las temperaturas estarÁn por encima de lo normal por lo menos hasta el lunes. maÑana domingo todavÍa calor intenso en los 85, comienzan los descensos a partir del martes y se mantiene estable para el resto de la semana. en san josÉ maÑana 94 lunes 85, descensos a partir del martes, tambiÉn con algunas rugosidades en horas de la maÑana. en auckland maÑana domingo en los 89, para el lunes 79. es todo mi reporte que tengan una feliz tarde. si usted tiene historias y desea que las ramÓn: si usted tiene historias y quiere que las investiguemos, llame a nuestra redacciÓn o envÍenos un correo electrÓnico, tambiÉn puede comunicarse con nosotros a travÉs de facebook estamos bajo una ediciÓn 14 y estamos para servirle. siguiendo con su gira nacional de donaciones nuestras estaciones hermanas se trasladaron hasta san josÉ donde cientos de personas se divirtieron con el humor del bueno la mala y el feo. 98.9 y 99.1 ya han visitad

millie: con temperaturas agradables en nuestra regiÓn.condiciones, debido a la alta presiÓn que continÚa en nuestro estado. nos estÁ trayendo a la bahÍa a temperaturas agradables. mucho cuidado con los incendios. las mÁximas de hoy 70 grados, lo normal es 73. el rÉcord, 95 grados que se registrÓ en el aÑo 1970. el calor se siente mÁs hacia lo que es el interior. 96 para el stockton. esta noche, nos espera a 58 grados. los vientos se mantendrÁn a 11 millas por hora. maÑana, no puede perderse dos fenÓmenos el eclipse lunar y la super luna. un 14% mucho mÁs grande y mucho mÁs brillante. no puede perdÉrselo, ya que el prÓximo ocurrida en el aÑo 2033. esto se darÁ maÑana domingo a partir de las 7 de la noche. maÑana domingo, 75 grados. 70 para el martes, con algunas nubosidad es que nos acompaÑarÁn en la maÑana. maÑana domingo en san josÉ, 81. el lunes 76 grados. es todo mi reporte y que tenga una feliz tarde. si usted tiene ramÓn: le recuerdo que si tiene historias y desee que las investiguemos, con toda confianza llame a nuestra redenciÓn o

>> millie. >> reporter: millie is a kind and compassionate young woman.e headed to a place where she could be pampered. platinum hair company in philly. >> millie is a 13-year-old young lady. she is very friendly, very easy to talk to, opens up relatively quickly. >> reporter: the teenager has a passion for painting and art. she likes to help others and knows that is what she wants to do in the future. >> i like working with kids like me. i would like to do that when i grow up. to help kids understand they have people that care about them. >> reporter: the ideal family would be a single mom or same-sex female couple with younger siblings. millie wants someone to guide her through her life. >> an ideal family is one she has expressed one i can trust. that means taking care of her where she feels save and depending on them. >> reporter: she knows what she wants and needs in a forever family. >> i just want a family that will be there for me throughout my struggles. i want a family that can be there for me and support me. >> beautiful. how you feel? >> beaut

millie delgado nos dice hasta quÉ punto van a bajar las temperaturas. millie: muy buenas tardes.enzarÁn a partir de maÑana. tambiÉn la posibilidad de lluvia entrando para el dÍa martes a quien el norte de california. tenemos, todavÍa, esta advertencia. en lo que es el valle central. consecuencia de los incendios a lo largo y ancho de nuestro estado. por favor, limitar las actividades al aire libre. las mÁximas se han mantenido en 71 grados. lo normal es 74. el rÉcord 101, que se registrÓ en el aÑo 1979. las mÁximas para maÑana, su inicio de semana. si tiene que ir a trabajar hasta palo alto. 78, auckland. 77, aquÍ en la valla. 74 para concord. esta noche, por lo pronto, 70 grados. con los cielos parcialmente nublado. los vientos a siete millas por hora. es el pronÓstico extendido para los prÓximos cinco dÍas para nuestros amigos en san jose. asÍ en marte, 70. el dÍa miÉrcoles hay una posibilidad de lluvia en un 20%. entrada de humedad. es todo mi reporte. que tengan una feliz tarde. ♪ ♪ ramÓn: como le hemos venido comentando. cada generaciÓn ha tenido una banda de jÓvenes que la

milly : hola ¿quÉ tal?s de fuerte oleaje en todas las costas de la bahÍa, estas alertas van a seguir hasta el martes por la maÑana, por favor si decide ir a refrescarse tome precauciones, hoy mÁximas agradables 85 grados, lo normal 74 , el rÉcord 94 en el aÑo 2004, mÁximas temperaturas que se reportan en diferentes ciudades, concord 89, 84 para palo alto, esta noche 57 grados, llega fresquita con los cielos despejado, vientos a 14 millas por hora, este pronÓstico para maÑana lunes dÍa del trabajo, estarÁ maravilloso en los 83 grados, a echar toda la carne en el asador, para el dÍa martes 84, temperaturas estables y cÁlidas, para el resto de la nueva semana, aquÍ le dejo con el pronÓstico para nuestros amigos en oakland, un saludo para ellos, lunes en los 86, feriado laboral, es todo en mi reporte amigos, que tengan una feliz tarde. si usted tiene historias y desea que las investiguemos o bien noticias que reportar, llame a nuestra redaccÓn. o envíenos un ramÓn: si tiene historias que reportan llÁmenos a red

anyway, i didn't give any to milli, and she's the one that's dead. okay. why don't you tell me what you did with the rest of this magical $2,000 truffle? it's gone. i gave it to a lot of other people at the party. you got to ask yourself why they're not dead, too, right? no, i don't have to ask myself anything. but what i do keep wondering about is why you haven't asked any questions about your girlfriend. i mean, she's in a coma. you haven't even asked how she's doing. i know. i-i'm sorry. i-i forgot. right. your girlfriend's dying. it just slipped your mind. yeah. well, see, that's the. what's the thing? she's not really my girlfriend. she's not your girlfriend? no. it was like an arrangement. it was my manager and her thing. wendy thought it would be a good idea for sofie's rising star, the red carpet and page six and like that. mother mm-hmm? so this arrangement? what did you get from it? i'd rather not say. really? okay. well, you don't say. i'll just charge you with homicide and get on with my day. protection. from what? (sighs) protection from what?

>> milly. >> milly is a kind and compassionate young woman with a warm and friendly personality. she enjoys doing girly things so we headed to a place where she could be pampered. platinum hair in philly. >> she's i 13-year-old young lady, very friendly, very easy to talk to, opens up relatively quickly. >> the teenager has a passion for painting and art. she likes to help others and knows that is what she wants to do in the future. >> i like working with, like, kids that need help. that's what i want to do when i grow up. working with kids, special ed type kids, kids that need help, so they can understand they have people that can help them and support them. >> the ideal family would be a single mom or same-sex female couple with younger siblings. >> an ideal family is one that she has expressed one i can trust. and that means taking care of her where she feels safe and being able to depend on them. >> she knows what she wants and needs in a forever family. >> i just want a family that will be there for me throughout my struggles. i just want a family that can be there for me an

millie: amigos, espero que estÉn disfrutando de este fin de semana largo.aturas por encima de semana del dÍa del trabajo, vas a distancia compartir con la familia. el pronÓstico extendido. millie: amigos, buenas noches. como siempre es un placer estar con los dedos. luego del dÍa agradable, llega la noche fresquita. los mientras se mantienen en un promedio de 12 millas por hora. quieren continuar su avance en el pacÍfico mexicano. hacia arizona llevar lluvias intensas. sobre todo en el sol. la obesidad es las cejas serias advertencias. la valla se extiende para toda la costa de california. a tomarse las precauciones para ir a la playa a refrescarse. rÁpidamente se efectÚe en ausencia de: 76. lo normal es 74. estamos con temperaturas de acuerdo con la temporada. las manchas para maÑana. cuando se regresa a quiÉn norte de california. se eleva un poco con el 31. aproveche y ponga la carne en el asador para el dÍa del trabajo. nos podemos quejarnos. estos reportes. que tengas una feliz noche. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ramÖn: el uso del celular aumenta el riesgo de cÁncer de piel

millie delgado tiene le pronostico. millie: con temperaturas que estuvieron agradables.es en todas las costas de california. lo que tuvimos el dÍa de hoy, muy agradables, en los 86. lo normal es 89. con temperaturas que estuvieron maravillosas. el rÉcord, 108 que se registrÓ en el aÑo 1988. 82 para santa rosa, 81 napa, 86 en stockton. esta noche nos esperan 82. una noche muy fresca. Éste es el pronÓstico extendido para los prÓximos cinco dÍas. maÑana 90 grados y hacia el lunes, se eleva la temperatura. es todo mi reporte, que tenga un feliz sÁbado. ahora nos vamos hasta mexico. en la ramÓn: ahora nos vamos hasta mÉxico, para ser concretos, hasta la ciudad de puebla, se dio conocimiento de tÚneles. los rumores crecÍan sobre una casa cerca de loreto, hay 10 km de tÚneles. tras diversas obras que se realizan, escuche esto! aquÍ se llevÓ a cabo en la famosa batalla del 5 de mayo. estocada, en el precioso estado de puebla. pues de esta forma, concluimos. de no ser necesario manejar, vitelo para no meterse en problemas. quÉdese con nosotros, ya viene noticiero univisiÓn. graci

. ♪ ♪ leticia:veamos el clima para los prÓximos dÍas aquí estÁ milly.ue inclusive lo hemos sentido en el dÍa de hoy condiciones secas. estos factores son muy negativos por los incendios que se registran a lo largo y ancho de nuestro estado continÚan estas advertencias despuÉs del oleaje en todas las costas de california ademÁs la alerta comenzarÁ a partir de maÑana para el calor intenso y serÁ hasta el viernes. a tomar sus precauciones, mantenerse hidratado y nunca desatender a un niÑo o una mascota dentro de un vehÍculo. el tiempo y las mÁximas temperaturas estÁn dentro de los 88. lo normal es 74 estamos a 14 por arriba de lo normal. es increÍble lo que estamos pasando en estos momentos. el rÉcord son 93 registrado en el aÑo 2004. las quemaduras en la piel se estÁn reportando en diferentes ciudades.. 90 y dos san josÉ 92 palo alto esta noche nos esperan 59 y cielos despejados y 200 a 13 millas por hora. ese es el pronÓstico extendido para los prÓximos cinco dÍas maÑana martes 86, para el miÉrcoles 87 el calor no va a dar tregua para todo el resto de la

we have to ask. >> reporter: glenn millis is searching for a kidney donor in an unusual way.e's placed 70 signs along busy roads hoping someone somehow will donate a kidney to his wife. >> you only need one. you have two. you can't take them to heaven, so -- >> i think i did. i covered myself. i couldn't believe that he come up with this. >> reporter: anna's case is especially complicated. she has a very high level of antibodies, so there's just a 2% chance she'll find a match. >> love is a very powerful thing. it's the most powerful thing. >> reporter: despite the odds the mother of three remains optimistic as she paints a new portrait of her future. anna has no idea how or when it will end. >> if you see this, please think about donating to ann in and please think about donating to someone else. >> reporter: 14 of anna's friends and family members have been tested, but no one is a match. right now there are 100,000 people like anna waiting for a kidney. reporting live from spotsylvania county, andrea mccarren, wusa9. >> and if you're healthy and can donate, you can log onto

--millie delgado, >> misma noche se siente un viento bastante fresco, no podÍa ser tan fuerte como ens, tenemos 51, cielos parcialmente nublado, la superficie muestra que la baja presiÓn continÚa su avance, es lo que trae todas estas rugosidades, y descenso en las temperaturas, posibilidad de lluvias para mediados de esta semana, advertencias, mala calidad en el aire de esta naturaleza para continuar todavÍa, 34, un clima muy fresco, por debajo de lo normal, nada comparado a lo que tuvimos dÍas pasados, las mÁximas temperaturas, aquÍ la tienes 85, debido, este es un pronÓstico extendido para los prÓximos dÍas, lunes, 74, todos los dÍas vamos a tener una deducibilidad de entradas de que se podrÍa producir en lluvia, en el reporte es todo si tiene historias que quiere que investiguemos o noticias que reportar llame a nuestra redaccÓn o envienos un correo electÓnico a noticias14@u ramÓn: puede hacernos llegar la informaciÓn, estamospara servirle. es increÍble, pero cierto, este de fin de semana hace 30 aÑos desde que saliÓ super mario hermanos, hicieron el icono de todos los tiempos

one of them is milli jimÉnez. why was it important for you to be here today? to come out and see the pope. so he can see how the people a are. he needs to connect with everybody. he brings us a lot of hope and our faith. >> how did he change your faith for you? >> he gives me hope never to think that there is never hope. there is hope, there is light ahead and we can hope for the best. >> you've lived here since 1967. you're a immigrant yourself from puerto rico, how important is it to you that he's visiting your neighborhood. >> it's important that he's visit organize neighborhood so he can see how people live. not just the spanish people, but all kinds of enem of people.. there are all kinds of people working hard, bringing up their families and educating their families as well. >> his message about embracing refugees and immigrants, how does that resonate with you? >> i think this is a country of immigrants, and it is important for people to understand how we are. not just to treat us like outsiders. we're immigrants, and we an all live together as a commun

. $600 milli annually. think ldingss nanation s should be spending at least three timemes as much. i ask if s and t investment would be an important part of the strategic defense and security review and whether the government would commit to future increases. another important strand will be innnnovation. it encompasses more than that. as to howral definition much we are spending on pure research, as opposed to some of the seven -- the applied research and development, we are spending more than one million pounds. it is highly unlikely we will be spending -- wewe will be finding innovative ways to deawith these constructive technologies. much will be attitude to what we are doing at the moment. we are increasingly looking to interlock the innovation strategy that the dod talks about. >> i want to get the third offset. there is a sense that personnel is an issue that has to be dealt with in the u.k.. the number of troops may need to increase, as well as the compensation for those troops being coidered in a more competitive economy. you u meeting recruiting goals now. penny said, the

milly: amigo buenas tardes, es un placer estar con ustedes, no vamos del pacÍfico mexicano donde se encuentrarar hasta el dÍa lunes, por favor a tomar sus precauciones. vamos directo hacia las temperaturas. el dÍa de hoy hemos alcanzado 68°, muy fresco, temperaturas por debajo de lo normal, debido a ese sistema de baja presiÓn. el rÉcord 92°, que se registrÓ en el aÑo 1900 61. tenÉs estÁ reportando en nuestra diferentes ciudades, agradable pablo alto, 84 para santa rosa. los vientos estÁn algo alborotados, 32 millas, tomen precauciÓn cuando conduzca por los puentes, para esta noche llega fresca, 57°, los vientos se mantendrÍan en un promedio de 16 millas por hora. este es el pronÓstico extendido para los cinco dÍas, maÑana sÁbado 77° hacia el domingo, se eleva la temperatura con 80. el dÍa lunes, 82°. aquÍ le dejo con el pronÓstico para nuestros amigos de san josÉ. este todo mi reporte que tenga una feliz tarde. felipe: nadie sabe por quÉ el pollo cruzÓ la carretera. y nadie sabe de quiÉn es el pollo. marÍa: cinco personas dijeron que son los dueÑos y un grupo defensor de animales a no tienen

the urgent challenge of protecting our home includes the concern of bringing all of the human pham milly together in the pursuit of sustainable and integral development. for we know that things can change. >> fascinating message. change can happen in the world but it has to start with us and our homes. the pope will leave here, go to the airport where he will meet up with vice president biden, a private meeting there then he will head home to rome wheels up. now to a story of the people behind me. if you can show the people, the viewers, everything back there. an amazing thing. this last event, they waited for hours, standing up, not going anywhere for this last it will take a while to clear the space. was it worth it? josh einiger talking to those who were here tonight. josh? >> reporter: yeah, bill, behind me is an area for very special people, about 80,000 people that got special tickets to sit up close to the stage. as you said, hundreds of thousands were behind this spot lining philadelphia's grandest boulevard as they witnessed history. over the past six days pope francis has rolle

having a connection that is a milly second faster to the competition could mean an extra 100 million for a high frequency trader. critics charge that co-location aspects is a form of front running. buying a stock before you do, and selling it to you for a higher price. it's drawing the scrutiny of state and federal legislators are concerned that it may provide advantages unavailable to investors. >> it's computerized trading depending on speed. in order to participate in that environment, you have to get direct feeds from the exchanges. one will cost you $60,000, just one. to get the participation passion at that level, there's few that can. >> the need for speed does not end with co-election. high frequency traders pay for any microsecond advantage they can get. even one between two different exchanges. now, for example, there's a fibre optic cable linking the new york stock exchange servers in new jersey, and nasdaq servers in new jersey. a higher speed laser network linking the exchanges. >> the labour itself looks like wally, and accusation technology developed for the department

brian johnson, 24 years old, worked for the millis police department about an hour outside boston. wednesday night, he reported that a gunman fired at him and caused him to crash his cruiser. according to investigators, evidence at the scene contradicted his story. >> we have determined that the officer's story was fabricated. specifically that he fired shots at his own cruiser as part of a plan to concoct a story that he was fired upon. >> it is not clear yet why johnson allegedly would make up such a story. >>> a tsa screener at jfk is accused of helping herself to some luxury jewelry. 41-year-old margo grand la ray of brooklyn resigned after stealing a $7,000 watch. to make matters worse, officials say she destroyed it when she saw co-workers looking for it. the owner of the watch accidentally left it behind while going through security at terminal 7. >>> new tonight, a new jersey judge has lifted an order, barring contact between rosie o'donnell's teenage daughter and a man accused of sending her obscene pictures. chelsea o'donnell asked to have the order lifted, but has turned

>> americans spend roughly $30 milli, 30 million hours in the line. at the doctor and 28 minutes in security lines every time we travel. the question becomes, when is your time your money and waiting if line for concert tickets or the latest tech gadget if that isn't worth your wait? that's when you call the founder and ceo. robert samuel. throw his weight around to make sure you get what you're waiting. robert, take a look at this. how did you get into this whole idea? i get it. it's a need. but how did you come up with the idea? >> it was an accident. purely by accident. i was a cell phone rep and i lost my job earlier that year. i said, i need to make money. let me make somebody's iphone dream a little closer to their reality. so i put an ad on craigslist to wait for their iphone for a flat rate of $100. very cheap. very cheap. because i didn't realize how long it would take. i was always on the retail side, not the outside standing waiting for the doors to open. i managed to earn $325 when the doors open. >> going back in line? >> my original cust

. >>> the board that oversees spending in baltimore has unanimously approved a $6.4 milli $6.4 millionettle with freddie gray's family. six police officers have been charged in that case. and the major responded to critics today. >> if any of the officers believed that they have been negatively impacted they can opt out of the settlement and face civil liabilities individually. >>> the office of the country clerk in kentucky is open today, but kim davis is not there, evening though she is out of jail. davis was released yesterday after refusing to issue all marriage licenses. she was trying to avoid giving them to same-sex couples. her employees say even if she comes back to work, they will follow the law. john terrett is at the office. >> reporter: there is a bit of a folk festival going on here, people against same-sex marriage, protesting the notion that kim davis was locked up at all. of course she is now free from jail, and we were expecting her to turn up from work here in her position, but she has not come. her lawyer says she will be in to work again on friday and possibly even

bergdahl could face life in prison if convicted of desertion and millis behaving in front of the enemy. joshua cornelison served in the same platoon with bergdahl. >> i think that if he is found guilty of anything less than that, i think it's an absolute slap in the face and an absolute atrocity to everybody else that has served honorably, both in the iraq and afghanistan conflicts. >> reporter: the major general who conducted the army's two-month investigation into bergdahl's actions was asked if he thought bergdahl should go to jail. scott, major-- i'm sorry, general kenneth dahl replied that a jail sentence would be inappropriate. >> pelley: omar, thank you very much. pope francis leaves rome tomorrow for cuba and then his first trip to the united states beginning on tuesday. on assignment for "60 minutes," we met the pope at his general audience last week and spoke protecting a man who placed his safety in the hands of god. pope francis is the only world leader who plunges into crowds like this. he demands freedom, ask he explained why when we visited the vatican last week. what is

police in millis say the only ballistics evidence recovered at the scene were from shots fired by the officer into his own cruiser. he claimed that a man in a pickup truck fired at him. the 27-year-old officer is expected to face criminal charges and lose his job. >>> police in new york are investigating a flying drone that crashed during the u.s. tennis open. during a second round match last night a drone fell into an empty section of seats at lewis armstrong stadium. security and members of the new york police department stopped play as they looked at the drone before it crashed. it had flown over the grandstand. there were no injuries. >>> straight ahead, straight talk about spanish. a news anchor goes on the air to counter criticism over how she pronounces spanish words. >>> and it's the next best thing to living in bedrock city. your chance to live like fred flintstone. all: milk! milk! milk! milk! milk! okay! fun's over. aw. aw. thirsty? they said it would make me cool. they don't sound cool to me. guess not. you got to stick up for yourself, like with the name your price tool.

millis police, state police detectives spending the entire day scouring an area off forest road lookingever found any. when the ballistic report came back they determine the only shots fired came from the police officer's own weapon and the mysterious man in the pickup truck the officer said opened fire on him police say never existed. it's almost too much for people in town to take in. you saw the cops around here, the helicopter, the s.w.a.t. team. >> from almost every town. >> reporter: and now you hear it's all fake. >> that's kind of crazy. >> kind of crazy is right. that was bob ward reporting from boston affiliate wfxt. the officers' name will not be made public until he's formally charged. >>> still to come, ivanka and ma lan ya, are they donald's trump card? a look at the women behind the reality star turned front-runner next. surprising things at chevy. we're sold. it's so pretty. they're good-looking cars. it feels great. perfect. this is not what i would expect from a chevy at all. get more than you expect, for less than you imagined at the chevy 72 hour sale. now, get zero

as tribal council chief, milly holly has to help figure out what to do. >> this place identify us asl. >> reporter: so if you move. >> then we lose our identity. we lose who we are. >> reporter: larry adams says he can't imagine moving even a few miles away, farther from the see. but the people may have no choice as some of the first victims of climate change. libby casey, al jazerra, alaska. >>> much more ahead on al jazerra. mexico's haves and have nots we report on the wealth gap between the poor and the people supposed to represent them. >> i. >> reporter: i am rory challands in the far eastern russia. not many people live here, but that doesn't mean that those that do want to share it with the chinese, keep watching and find out why. >> the show's called "third rail". we'll be talking about topics that you wouldn't ordinarily touch. people are gonna be challenged, we're not gonna take sides... an approach that treats every single player in a particular story equally. it's something fresh and something new. ♪ ♪ >>> hello again, a quick look at our top stories. hungarian police ar

bush raised $125 million, milli $135 million. he gets it from china. he gets it from the wall street guys. he gets it from all of these companies. and once you get -- oh, i love that sound. no, i love it. it's progress. but you know what, when i'm president that train's going to be moving a hell of a lot faster. it's going too slow. no, it's true. well, no that's cause your engineer actually stopped because he wants to listen to the speech. can you believe that? no, that sucker's going to be moving. it's going to be loaded up. i don't know where the hell it's going but it's going to be going fast. so the hedge fund guys have to pay. now, they're supporting hillary, who may not get to the starting gate, folks, right? i don't know. she may want get -- i don't know. who cares? it doesn't matter. i'm not worried about her. i'm worried about the first guys. perry, isn't he a nice man? mr. perry, governor perry, he's gone. good luck. he was very nasty to me, but you know yesterday i put out a tweet. i said he's a wonderful man and i wish him well. people cou

the legal service will cost about 60 milli- dollars per year. about double of what they spend now. it is more cost-effective to keep people in their homes than paper shelters once they have been evicted. >> it was a warrant against using illegal emission years ago. they warn them not to use the software back in 2007. volkswagen admitted they use the vehicle since 2008. that promise to provide a free fix. >> ben: now joining us is lauren to tell us about a big change affecting credit card users. >> how is your monday going? this is my credit card. i have a little microchip on here. this is is the chip technology, everyone uses it in europe. what this is, it is a minicomputer. it has unique data that is only your data. it also has a unique code that changes all the time. it it is intended to make your transactions more say. you may have seen this being used. on thursday some of the rules change. you will you will see more retailers say, don't swipe the magnetic strip on the back please insert it into our system. it takes takes a few seconds longer but then it can read the chip. i can

filed the multi-milli multi-million-dollar complaint against figure and olive on wednesday.staurant officials say they pull both the truffle fries and mushroom croquette from their menu. >>> the county auditor says the facility at maryland live says the facility will cost about $25,000. they're creating a tax district to support the development. once built the area should have a 17-story 300-room casino and a 25,000-square-foot convention center. >>> council members will begin debating the bill next month. four votes are needed for the ban. the meeting is tonight. >>> the health department of the county is warning the flew season is approaching. flu vaccine clinics will be held starting in mid-october. >>> a family outing turns terrifying. what sent this boat up in flames and the good samaritan they have to thank for saving their lives. >> it's an online tool that could prevent mass killings. how the holocaust could prevent tragedy. >>> a look outside of the studios. chuck will let us know if the we thought we'd be ready. but demand for our cocktail bitters was huge. i could

. >> they prevent 1.2 milli$1.2 m pregnancies. >> taxpayers are being used to preup services that you provide that are aborient services. >> supers gathered wearing pink. >> they are entitled to their own views but here is what they are entitled to, and that is their own facts. >> we will not let anyone shut planned parenthood down. >> planned parenthood, received $5.5 million each year, by law none of the federal money supports abortions but critics say it's still a problem. >> we should fund the government and shift the money to organizations that didn't do this kind of behavior. >> but according to the latest poll, americans favor continuing funding of planned parenthood, by 2-1, they are moving forward on a funding bill that will keep the government running and fund planned parent hood. >>> on health check we told you about one successful transplant over the papal weekend, a woman got a police escort over the ben franklin bridge, the donor for life programs reports an active weekend. ali gorman is live now at the big board with details. >> reporter: hi, this is the picture of the

he is never greater than when >> hi hallmark in his home millis. >> people would say if capture -- if you can capture the man as a pastor, he is never greater than with those who are in pain. he says cry. the tears shed here symbolized by the water on the site. first of all, we need to cry because there is no explanation. things can come out that you can find god in those moments in people's heroin goodness, the way they stand together. he described how new york was transformed that day. he remind me of a moment when he was archbishop and there was a fire where 600 people were killed. everybody remembers the homily he gave, we have to learn to cry first of all before we can deal with all of this. >> he just addressed it talking about those who died during mecca and addressing the loss of life there as well. when you talk about kind of being able to play both sides with his heart, not a matter of politics but even when he was speaking between the joint meeting of congress, he was the political aisle. you think about 9/11, the memorial and museum and the loss of life and it was so multi

that's what millie was talking about.aves sweep across the entire island at times, from one side clear across the other. and for many of those alaskans, it's no longer a question of if they're going to relocate, but when. and think about it -- if another country threatened to wipe out an american town, we'd do everything in our power to protect it. well, climate change poses the same threat right now. and that's why i care so deeply about this. if we do nothing, temperatures in alaska are projected to rise between 6 and 12 degrees by the end of the century. that means more melting, more fires, more erosion, more thawing of the permafrost, more warming after that. and that threatens all of us with hardship, not just people up north. there aren't many other places in america that have to deal with those questions right now. but there will be. and what's happening here is america's wake-up call. it should be the world's wake-up call. and that's why, over the past six years, we've been working to do something about it. we are

this morning schools in the town of millis are shut down as a precaution. a police car crashed and caught fire. the officer was not seriously hurt. police say a nearby middle school received two threatening phone calls earlier in the day. those calls are now believed to be related to the shooting. >>> bullets have hit four vehicles in a span of just 4 hours n. one case a bullet went through the front wind shield as a driver was heading east on i-10. in another case a passenger bus driven by robert mcdonald was hit. >> i wanted to pass out, literally faint. oh, my god, somebody actually took the time, aimed their weapon and fired this gun. >> wow. so this morning arizona troopers are tracking down any surveillance video they can find that may have caught the shootings. so far highway cameras have not found anything. >> take a good look at the man we are going to show you in this picture. if you see him you should call metro transit police at once. he's wanted for shooting at a metro bus. lamont brown shot and wounded a passenger on august 21 as the bus trave

millie, chief of staff, united states army. [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, please be seated.general dempsey for his faithful service to his country. this flag was flown over the pentagon and arlington national cemetery in honor of his retirement and distinguished service to the nation. the distinguished public service award is being presented to deanie dempsey for distinguished public service in the succession of voluntary initiatives to the service members and families of the united states armed forces from october 2011 to september 2015. during this period, mrs. deanie dempsey's patriotism and sincere personal involvement in the welfare of the members of the military community have earned her deep respect from all with whom she has come in contact. as a devoted ambassador of good will and a model example for the spouses of all soldiers, sailors, marines and airmen. she was an untiring advocate for the improvement of their quality of life. mrs. dempsey's presence on numerous trips to visit our stateside bases and overseas deployment areas served as a constant reminder of the

he asked the girls to tweet a photo of themselves with #62 milli mill girls. >>> they have come up withss climate challenge and extreme poverty. the plan is expected to cost between $3 trillion and $5 trillion every year until the year 2030. >>> happening today, it is day two of theytÑ landmark music festival of west potomac park and drake was the head liner. miguel and wale also performed. the strokes are today's big musical guests and, tom, you said you're starting to see some peeks of sunshine, right? >> yeah. we should be drying out for that event. how is it that the weeds keep growing. >> i don't know. the pope. >> i know. angie's going to come ore and pull my weeds tonight. she's so nice. >>> the day is starting off with much needed rain. not helping out much. sort of tamping down the dust. getting a little bit of very light rain scattered across virginia and maryland. those areas in light green, the sprinkles. there is one moderate shower that is breaking down a bit. it's northwest of winchester. locally just a few sprinkles in fairfax and southern loud about and fauquier. this o

high debt payments, but we are talking about new risks -- millie the effects and what will happen withhis low interest rate environment. what that will do to bank profitability. there is a great deal of queasiness. your about angela merkel talk about there was no guarantee to the industrial engine of germany would make the transition if they do not have a strong digital component. the digitization is a key component here. we have some great interviews coming up. it is a full schedule speaking your. we will have the outgoing coo of deutsche bank, how they made the transition. they talk the conversation here. we also have axl weber. he will be speaking with mr. and what you're really saying here is a partnership. you are seeing a lot of the regulators, at least a lot of the officials from the government, try to ease the transition for banks. keeping them competitive but also keeping them solvent. guy, i know this looks like a boring conference from behind me. it will be full with german bankers back from holiday discussing what is next. discussing how they will return to profitability an

. >> hyper loop has 10 milli$10 mn seed money. >> i have seen what this guy can do in six weeks. like we're exactly at the beginning of building out the next big global network, except it will be a network for people and things rather than for data. >> how long before we see the first functional hyper loop system. >> three years from now, i believe that we'll be designing the first two or three hyper loop systems in the world. five years from now, we'll be moving goods and people. >> that's hard for people to believe. >> i think it's hard for people to believe because they're putting into context the transportation systems they have been relying on and have been frustrated with for the last 30 or 40 years. >> there's little disputs that america's transportation system is overtaxed and outdated. california is the only state with a viable plan for high-paid rail, comparable to europe and asia. >> i'm concerned that hyper loop is being used as an argument against high-paid rail. >> john christensen says hyper loop is exciting, but unrealistic. >> it doesn't really solve the bigger p

this comes after the owners refused to accept the government's 5 milli yuion acre four miles west of las vegas. the site has been used for decades as a restricted test side for planes and jets. >>> the tesla will be going urban. garcetti stressed the move will save taxpayers money. the mayor wants it to mack up 780% of the city's fleet by 2025. >>> it's about 23 after the hour. now here's look at the weather for your weekend. >>> coming up, el nino is coming, and depending on where you are, that could be very good or really bad. we'll barack it down. >>> and later does microsoft have to give u.s. investigators the e-mails it stores in servers in ireland? a major online privacy question ahead on "cbs this morning: saturday." ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, ♪traveling through seas of oats d berries ♪ ♪peaches, pumpkin seeds, and cherries ♪ ♪i say to the bowl ♪are you trying to temp me? ♪the bowl says ♪"come on down to the land of plenti." ♪ yoplait plenti, with oats, flax, and pumpkin seeds. greek yogurt, packed full of goodness. . >>> they' . >>> lee child is bringing back his 20th book in "make me."

to the two cases, one that was settled on the federal level of $39 million, and another one for $24 millisaying that this case had all of the earmarks to hit that and if not higher so they believe that they are saving the people money, but it is hard to talk people into that in baltimore. this settlement has now divided in city more than it already was, carol. >> all right. miguel marquez, we will check back. thank you so much. >>> the embattled kentucky clerk who refuses to marry same sex couples because of religious beliefs is now taking a little time off after after being released from jail. tuesday, her supporters rallied around her at a demonstration. >> i just wanted to say, that you are a strong people. we serve a living god who knows exactly where each and every one of us is at. just keep on pressing. don't let down. because he is here. he is worthy. i love you guys. thank you so much. >> you can see mike huckabee there, and of course, he was at davis' side, and he spoke with cnn this morning, and he said that davis will continue to violate her conscious. >> and what is really out

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and gm is saying it expects industry sales for the month of august to be at a pace of 17.5 milli 17.5 million vehicles. if that happens and we do expect it over 17 million, it would be the fourth month in a row with a pace above 17 million. we haven't seen that since 2006. >> the journal today talks about leases and used cars being a potential drag for auto sales despite what phil just said. >> i think that people have been saying that auto sales have peaked since 2011. they haven't. the average car still 12 years old. that's one of the reasons i like auto zone. we're selling a lot of cars in this country because we have good employment. when you that, you need a car to go to work. people held onto their cars in 2009 and mailed their keys to t the bank. we can take our key from japan, but japan in 2009, when i dropped to 30,000 everyone was petrified and at 10,000, everyone was buying. not japan, us. >> only three s&ps in the green, ford, and then american and delta which got upgraded at deutsche bank. >> that made sense. cheap on a cash flow business. they'll be down soon. but that's

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. >> milli-vanilli. >> are you a lip-syncher. >> it's all right. >> unfortunately, i have a lot to talk about. >> the long island expressway, westbound all lanes shut down after the clearview. that's exit 27. there's an overturned truck out there. to get around this, head to the grand central parkway or the service road of the l.i.e. then further west of there, an accident by maurice avenue blocking two lanes. this came in from our new jersey commuters. 80 westbound after exit 58. the paterson clifton exit. an accident in the right lane. at least the trains are doing okay so far. >> lauren, we'll keep track of that. >>> still to come, a breach at a local airport. officers found a man sitting all alone. >>> plus, it's being called domestic terrorism. the manhunt after a rash of shootings targeting drivers. >> reporter: a former tennis star wants an apology after being arrested by the nypd by mistake. i'm tracie strahan live in midtown with the details coming up. >>> if you're about to head out the door, take us with you. keep watching "today in new york." download the "news 4 new york" a