new belgium is paying $2.7 million. according to "the chronicle" the deal is part of bankruptcy proceedings. magnolia owners filed for bankruptcy in 2015. magnolia brewing has been operating since "the chronicle" says the original location will stay open. this is the second brewery acquisition in just a matter of days. we told you just last week about san francisco's anchor announcement selling to a japanese company. that deal is set to finalize at the end of the month. >> or maybe a change of location for many people living in the bay area. bay area house hunters are feeling the pinch and more and more are looking elsewhere to buy. a new study places the bay area at the top of the list when it comes to online searchers looking for homes outside of the metro area where they currently live. sacramento and seattle are the most popular alternatives there although the last time i checked seattle not cheap. seattle is also one of the top three cities among residents seeking to stay in their current metro area. 5:09 right now

colorado's new belgium is taking over for a price tag of $2.7 million. the owner of magnolia declared bankruptcy two years ago. >>> and crazy video in a parking garage in austin. you can see the suv just hanging out. then all of the sudden, bam, another suv comes tracking down seven stories. the driver is recovering in the hospital. the garage owner says the driver may have been speeding, but police blame the garage's retention cables. >>> a woman in southern california had quite a shock this morning. a large bear started chasing her. here's how a quick-thinking police officer may have saved her life. >> reporter: when tracey and her dog went on their morning walk, she never thought they'd stare down a bear. >> as soon as i saw the bear he turned around and looked at me, so they chased us. >> reporter: tracey was leaving her mobile home park when the bear chased her back inside. this is the bear walking in, already followed by police. tssiey said the bear had his t ghsedog. >> when he headed straight in i turned the corner and he followed me. >> reporter

magnoli a brewery was purchased for $2.7 million by a new belgium brewing company.he owner filed for bankruptcy in 2015. there are two pubs in san francisco and they will stay open for business. the sale comes one week after anchor brewing was purchased. >>> uber is teaming up with mcdonald's to make this year's ice cream day last longer. starting today, uber users in selected cities can ask a truck to deliver a free ice cream cone. select uber ice cream on the uber app, tap request and then wait for your ice cream. the ice cream will be served in a limited edition, collectible cone. bring that cone to any participating mcdonald's for the next six weeks and get a free vanilla softserve refill. the cones will be available in los angeles, new york, san francisco, washington, dc, boston, miami, toronto, seattle and dallas. >>> the bay area is buzzing with a lot of ways to spend your weekend. there is a parade down market street and a street fair in oakland. rosemary orozco has more in your weekend watch.>>> the weekend is near and here's what's happening. in san franci

a small san francisco brewery has been sold, magnolia brewing was purchased for $2.7 million by new belgiumthe owner of magnolia filed for bankruptcy in 2015. they have two pubs in san francisco that will stay open, this sale comes one week after anchor brewing was purchased. >>> the new look 49ers kickoff their preseason playing the chiefs tonight at arrowhead stadium in kansas city. the new head coach hopes the 49ers strong training camp continues into the first game tonight. fans want to see how the quarterbacks do in their first game with the 49ers. they will also play the broncos vikings and la chargers. the raiders first preseason game is tomorrow they will face the cardinals in arizona. raider nation's first opportunity to see marshawn lynch and derek carr playing together. coach jack del rio says how the raiders play in the preseason will be huge for the regular- season. somehow picked the oakland raiders to be a super bowl contender. >>> one of the nations favorite music festivals and up next we will tell you how parties in san francisco are gearing up for the crowds at this year's

new belgium brewing company has agreed to buy magnolia brewing for $2.7 million. magnolias owner filed for bankruptcy in 2015 and the brewery says the two pubs in the city will remain open. the deal comes a week after san francisco's anchor brewing was sold to sapporo. >>> a san francisco city official honoring first responders who rushed to the scene in the due to the workplace shooting at the big ups facility. adderley invited the police officers and firefighters to city hall. the active shooter situation at the ups house left four people dead and two others wounded. no officer fired a shot during the confrontation. we still don't know why the shooter, jimmy lam, opened fire on coworkers before killing himself. >>> solar eclipse glasses are flying off the shelves. spot they were going to 100 an hour. sloppy preparations underway across the country as the total solar eclipse approaches. >>> in weather we are tracking low clouds and fog that is worked their way back into the bay for tonight. a little bit of a warm up and the friday forecast. we will talk about the

magnolia brewery was purchased for $2.7 million by new belgium brewing company.he owner filed for bankruptcy in 2015. the two pubs in san francisco will stay open. the cell comes one week after anchor brewing was purchased. >>> uber is teaming up with mcdonald's to make this year's ice cream day last longer. users in selected cities can request a truck to deliver a free ice cream cone. select ice cream on the app, tapped request and sit back scrim will be served in a limited-edition collectible comfort bring that to any participating mcdonald's and you will get a free vanilla softserve refill. the cons will be available in san francisco and many cities across the country. >>> the bay area is buzzing with a lot to do and ways to spend your weekend. there is a parade down market street in a street fair in oakland. rosemary orozco has all the information in your weekend watch. >>> the weekend is near and here's what's happening. in san francisco, it is the 37th annual alcatraz escape from the rock on saturday. the course combines the original swimmer from alcatraz w

new belgium is buying san francisco's magnolia brewing company and they plan to operate from two locations. the s is expected to goale through next month. >>> coming up, the lonely generation. the signs that growing up with smartphones could be taking a toll on teens' mental health. >>> and a key ruling in the battle over access to a scenic bay area beach. the tech billionaire put on notice. >>> first, today's community calendar. san jose jazz festival goes on today. it runs through tomorrow. and in richmond, you can help break a record for the most people to dress up as rosy the riveter. and walnut creek, the golden state warriors dance reg tryouts -- dance tryouts. registration starts at 10 a.m. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your

magnolia growing was purchased for $2.7 million by new belgium brewing company. the owner filed for bankruptcy back in 2015. the two pubs in san francisco will stay open. this sale comes one week after anchor brewing was purchased. searching for thieves her burglarized three homes in one night in blackhawk the sheriffs department released this surveillance video that shows four people accused of breaking into three homes in danville last friday night. in each case, no one was home. the department says there have been eight burglaries in blackhawk since may. they tell us all the homes hit have been next to the golf course. >>> we're learning disturbing details involving a san mateo preschool teacher, arrested for taking lewd photos of his students. anthony satriano was arrested in april. he was a teacher at saint mathew's episcopal day school and send met teo. prosecutors say he held private photo sessions with at least five students, some as young as five did, posing the little girls in provocative ways. parents of two of the students intend to sue and say the sc

san francisco's magnolia brewing is being purchased by colorado-based new belgium brewing company.ust $2.7 million. that's because magnolia's founder filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy two years ago. last week, anchor brewing was acquired by sapporo and last year heinekin bought lagunitas brewing. >>> it might be a beer weekend if you're hot inland. >> absolutely. backyard barbecue, two thumbs up. got to show both thumbs. [ laughter ] >> can't be two thumbs up with only one. just doesn't make sense. we try to make sense in the weather office. 80s inland. i'll stop talking about that and start talking about the numbers. 84 in concord. nice night for a barbecue tonight. livermore cooling down. the breeze is picking up. you can see the trees in the breeze around dublin. san francisco you never got warm today. currently 62. san jose 70. santa rosa 76. what about tonight early tomorrow morning? g rng bike ride in san jose you will wake up to the low 60s. concord 61. napa 58. oakland, san francisco, 58 degrees. beautiful sonoma county fair this weekend in santa rosa. sunshine, warm, but not

colorado's new belgium is taking over the magnolia brewery in the dogpatch neighborhood.rice tag, $2.7 million. the owner of magnolia declared bankruptcy two years ago. >>> a southern california woman got a rude awakening when she came face to face with a bear. that's when her morning walk turned into a morning run. >> just as i saw the bear, he turned around and he looked at me. and so he chased me and my dog. >> okay, that's a huge bear. >> yeah. >> the woman was leaving her pomona mobile home park when she was chased through the park until she says an officer saved the day. >> a cop came around the corner and then he just cut the bear off and so it slowed it down and then yelled at me to get into my house. >> the bear ended up climbing a tree. fish and wildlife officers tranquilized it. they are not sure how the 450- pound male bear got into pomona. they do plan to release it soon into the angeles national forest. but wow! >> they always say don't run but it's hard not to. you can't blame her. >> you see these teeth and it's big claws. >> the silver lining in all this

sugar those volunteers help from as far as new zealand, belgium and canada. >> it has been heartening and inspiring to put out the call and have this many show up. >> with the website, it's providing information to those who need it. she says it should not be considered an emergency management arm. >> people should still call 911 first. while they're waiting, tweet us the hashtag is harvey sos. >>>>> texas is underwater. harvey has moved on to the damages done. an estimated 49,000 homes have been damaged by floodwaters in the houston area. >> there van was soaked way while trying to escape the rising floodwaters. 21 people confirmed dead from the store. >> this has law enforcement and volunteers continue to wait through floodwaters looking for those who need to be evacuated. thousand people are in shelters across the state. harvey is weakening, it's a tropical depression and moving through louisiana. good evening.>>> we have life team coverage tonight. first, we want to go through lauren live in dickinson, 35 miles south east of houston.>>> houston and galveston getting a break today.

. >> reporter: there are volunteers helping is far as new zealand, belgium and canada. >> it is hearteninghow many people are showing up, powerful and amazing. >> reporter: this mapping app is providing information to those that need it but they say it should not be considered the replacement for emergency management. >> call 911 first but while waiting on 911, tweet us for # harvey sos. >>> on our website, ktvu.com, we have posted a way that you can help the flood victims and look for our web links section. we have had a lot of people asking us on social media because people want to help. >>> it is 5:42 am. >>> "cage free" may include more than chickens and what you may be seeing on the ballot next year. >>> one athlete takes his fundraising efforts as seriously as he does his football game, talking about the millions he race for the hurricane harvey relief effort. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. >>> last night the a's lost to the angels, 10-8. the mvp candidate goes 4 for 4, and the a's were leading 8-3 but the angels scored the next seven runs we need the game. there was a grand slam

volunteers came from as far as new zealand, belgium and canada. >> it has been inspiring. i i cannot believe so many have come up to help. it is truly amazing. >> the website is providing information to those who need it and she says that should not be considered emergency management. >> people need to call 9111th and while they wait for 911, send us a tweet. >> what a great story. and we posted ways that you can help flooding victims, just go to the web links section. >>> a weekend closure of the bay bridge, demolition of old bridges will affect all drivers this weekend and next month as well. >> and advisory is continuing, and it is going to get hot over the next several days. >>> and uber could go public with a surprise announcement. >>> uber is making changes, employees were told about a timeline today, and initial change could happen 36 months from now and it will be one of the most anticipated changes as they go public. >>> last friday, a man was arrested for robbery. his description matches a robbery at a 711. the department worked together to identify the suspect i

new york. belgium has demanded compensation from israel itself there israeli authorities raised six e.u. funded schools in a village near bethlehem last week the children now off to study in tents or outside. the soldiers came and started shooting in the air throwing grenades at people and then they started destroying the school and as you know i feel so sad that our school has been destroyed. i'm so upset because the reason i was school i love studying so much one day i want to become an engineer as we've already mentioned the cabins which were meant to serve as schools were denied by the e.u. as well as all the necessary education equipment to the main aim with the project was to provide local children with an opportunity to get an education their home now the nearest school after all this is an hour's walk from where they live that's a lot when you're a kid belgian one of the countries behind the educational project has condemned the destruction saying the move by israel is unacceptable adding that

there are people volunteering from as far away as new zealand, belgium and australia. certainly social media connects the whole world and it can be positive. >>> the search continues, we will tell you who officials are looking for after taking seven dangerous gang members off the streets of richmond and how many millions they need to get out on bail. >>> it is cool now but it will be hot in livermore, we already have people waiting to get in a cooling center, coming up there is something else that will complicate your commute and your cooldown. >>> 7:29 i'm gasia mikaelian good morning i'm dave clark, we are having a heat wave. >> triple digits, leigh martinez is in livermore one of four cooling stations available and there are people waiting to get inside. >> reporter: that is right, everyone knows it is cool but it is getting hot and we are having a "spare the air" day as well. if you are sensitive to pollution you are encouraged to stay indoors, on these days you are encouraged to bike to work but that can be brutal in this weather. it is feeling good now so if you

approach to a war signs of islamic radicalization among total is reported in belgium not story just after this break. in case you're new to the game this is how it works and the economy is built around corporations corporations from washington to washington controls the media the media. and voters elected to business to run this country business because. you must it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before. welcome back to also international the spanish town over to paul as found itself at the center of the investigation into last week's terror attacks many members of the cell which carried out the atrocities killing fifteen in spain have grown up together i mean radicalized in this small town on the border with fronts. police investigators have identified the less rambus terrorist as eunice koussa suspected driver of the van comes from the pier in ian town of recall. if. police searched the apartment of an im aman recall who it said could have been a radicalizing force over here they were used to the normal life i used to see them walking to buy bread over there you know on t.v. where you

one of the new faces in government, herbert hoover, organizer of war worldwide relief for belgium inmoned to run the full program at home. battalions of volunteers, work forms plant war gardens to feed the nation and allies. for housewives, the words are "save food." out in the field for women and youngsters, the slogan is "do a man's job." ♪ ♪ narrator: love may not change, but motherhood will never be the same after this war. america's women taking on a man's job make up new arguments to support for the vote, demands that will be fulfilled in a constitutional amendment after the war. how are you going to keep them out of the voting booth after they helped win the war? ♪ along with its heroes and heroines, the war effort produces new villains. this scene takes place in birmingham, alabama. a slacker german out of town by his neighbors, with the draft strictly policed, the penalties of being a slacker are severe. slogans grow into passions. a hatred of all things german. a harvard professor finds in wagner's music the traits of war, lust, and cunning. jobs owned by german-americans a

new haven. the world number 29 from china beat the polish qualifier magda linette in three sets. zhang won 63, 6—7, 6—3, and will now play another qualifier, elise mertens of belgiumhe latest sports news at our website. that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. as we head towards the bank holiday weekend, there is some much quieter weather on the way, which is just as well, after all the heavy rain and flooding that we had in northern ireland, and here in north yorkshire, too. that rain, on the last of the muggy air that swept across the uk. behind it, fresher conditions followed, and we saw the cloud breaking, and some sunshine. and over the next few days there'll be some more sunshine. there'll be a few showers around, more particularly towards the north—west of the uk. now, the wet weather came on that weather front there. that has long gone out into the north sea. still dawdling, perhaps, towards the northern isles for a while. lower pressure towards the north—west, this is where we will see most of the showers. higher pressures towards the south. not a big high pressure, but higher pressure. hence the drier

shops in belgium, the netherlands and germany, have removed the eggs from sale. tough newkorea following the country's recent intercontinental ballistic missile tests. the un voted unanimously for the resolution to ban some north korean exports, like iron, coal and lead, and to limit investments in the country. pyongyang has been under un sanctions for almost a decade — but refuses to end its nuclear programmes. meanwhile, the us secretary of state rex tillerson will meet his korean, russian, and chinese counterparts at the summit of the association of southeast asian nations in manila today. north korea's nuclear programme is expected to be a main topic. 0ur south asia correspondent jonathan head is in bangkok for us this morning. jonathan, what is happening today? no evidence in the past the north korean sanctions have work in terms of stopping their nuclear programme was smacked i don't think anybody thinks this time they will but the americans are looking for tougher action to squeeze the economy in north korea. they want pressure that makes north korea think again abo

get ready for such a new scheme so work to prepare for it would need to start pretty much straightaway. notjust at british ports but in places like france, the netherlands, belgiumwell. the alternative uk suggestion is for the new customs partnership between the uk and the eu that would dispense with any customs border altogether. 0utside with any customs border altogether. outside a customs union, that does not exist anywhere in the world. again, it raises many questions. would the uk have to collect customs duties for the eu? and vice versa. this is an opening salvo and there will be a full white paper on customs in the autumn. this feels like a paper written to take account of british political sensitivities, rather than anyone else's. the uk would argue they have to get on with the discussion of future arrangements as soon as possible. the eu, on the other hand, still says the outlines of that divorce deal have to come first. thanks very much, chris morris. the rest of the day's news... millions of people will see their railfares go up by 3.6% injanuary because of a rise in the rate of inflation. regulated fares are pegged to the retail prices index, which r

news sources. we have had this from the foreign minister of belgium.illed in this van attack. the prime minister, mariano rajoy, has said he is en route to barcelona and he will coordinate effo rts barcelona and he will coordinate efforts to reinforce security. there is not only an investigation going on, people ask ed, they are very worried about what is happening there and what could still happen —— people are worried. former spain correspondent tom ridge, for people who are just correspondent tom ridge, for people who arejustjoining us, i have said that 13 people dead and 50 hospitalised. but we have got a number of different stories? so, the main terrorist attack in las ramblas, such a crowded area this time of year. they are talking about 90 people being affected, but we can say 80 in hospital. so 80 people injured, potentially. 15 of those in a serious condition. as you say, 13 people dead. police are saying they have so far arrested two people. one of them is this man called driss oukabir, who, according to spanish media, rented the van. there i

shops in belgium, the netherlands and germany, have removed the eggs from sale. tough newn north korea following the country's recent intercontinental ballistic missile tests. the un voted unanimously for the resolution to ban some north korean exports, like iron, coal and lead, and to limit investments in the country. pyongyang has been under un sanctions for almost a decade, but refuses to end its nuclear programmes. our new york correspondent, nick bryant, reports. this was a show of ambition and menace, north korea last month testing an intercontinental ballistic missile that appeared capable of reaching the american mainland, west coast cities such as los angeles, and even beyond. it's this kind of brinkmanship that's intensified diplomacy at the united nations security council, and led to a deal between the united states and china, north korea's ally, to impose tough new sanctions. this is the most stringent set of sanctions on any country in a generation. these sanctions will cut deep, and in doing so, will give the north korean leadership a taste of the depravation

belgium, brussels. as we get more details, we will bring them to you here on bbc news. now it's time for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. so mark, what do we have this week? a splendidly mixed bag. we have detroit, which is the new movie by kathryn bigelow. we have logan lucky, which i keep wanting to call lucky logan because it looks like the look words should be round that way. and tom cruise is back doing what he does best in american made. i'm glad you've got a logan lucky issue because i have as well. i keep wanting to say lucky logan. detroit, i've seen many rave reviews already. i'm a big fan of kathryn bigelow who won an oscar for the hurt locker and directed zero dark thirty. the film is set in 1967 in the detroit riots, it begins with a broad canvas and the film slowly focuses in on a particular event. at the beginning, a speak easy is raided, rioting breaks out, the state troopers and national guardsmen are sent in, the rioting continues. we then follow a particu

news. on american history tv, holocaust survivor josiane traum recalls her family's experience after germany invaded belgium and imposed anti-semitic laws. she talks about her parents resistance to the nazi regime and her time in hiding after her mother was in hiding. it was part of the united states holocaust memorial museum's first-person series. >> good morning, and welcome to the united states holocaust memorial museum. i am part of the museums public program. we are in the 18th year of the first person program, and our first person today is mrs. josiane traum, who you will meet shortly. this is made possible by the generosity of the lewis franklin smith foundation with additional funding from the arlene and daniel fisher foundation. we are grateful for their sponsorship. first-person is a series of conversations with survivors of the holocaust, share with us their first-hand accounts of their experience during the holocaust. guests our first person serve as volunteers at the museum. providesms website information about each of our upcoming first-person programs. have a have her grams -- program's next

to get ready for such a new scheme so work to prepare for it would need to start prithviraj treadaway. and notjust a british ports but places like france, the netherlands, belgiumes many questions, with the uk have to collect customs duties for the eu for example. and vice versa. so this is just an opening salvo and there will be a full white paper on customs in the autumn. but this feels like a paper written to take account of british political sensitivities rather than anyone else‘s. all the more reason the uk would argue to get on with the uk would argue to get on with the discussion of future arrangements as soon as possible. the eu on the other hand still says the outlines of that divorce deal must come first. joining me now from our central london studio is miles celic — chief executive of cityuk an organisation that represents uk—based financial businesses. does today offer businesses any greater clarity? i think it is a helpful set of proposals, what we have argued forfor some helpful set of proposals, what we have argued for for some time from every pa rt have argued for for some time from every part of the uk economy, whether industry, manufacturing o

belgium from paris, but still. we think of our period as unique and special in terms of the speed with which news travels, the waved the world. it really wasn't that different in paris in the 1880s. world. it really wasn't that different in paris in the 1880sm is also ultimately i think our hymn of praise to the art of storytelling, which can be manipulated and can be damaging, but it is part of the building of a nation, and you feel that with every bonein nation, and you feel that with every bone in your body. i do, and i love stories and long to be seduced by them. my wife came home from a book festival with a bag that said, stories are bridges to other worlds. i thought, that's true, but stories are also other things, propaganda, poison, lies. and i wanted both for the reader to feel like this story involves them, but also for them to emerge with their eyes open to the manipulations of story, and to see how ubiquitous these forms of storytelling are. marcel theroux, author of the secret books, thank you very much. good evening. the final day of meteorological summer has seen a mix of sunshine and heavy showers.

belgium congo. they wanted to be independent separate from the new state of the congo. and so he is confronted with having to deal with this because they were rich if congo was generally. and so it looks to the united states and says hey, i need your help to kind of bring these guys back to kind of crush this rebellion and bring it into the new state of the congo. the united states for their part is like i don't know if i really want -- we don't know if we want you to have complete control over that. those are the kinds of ideas that are circulating in terms of the congo. they would have much rather instead of out with his drive to unite the congo. he said it was probably his most fatal flaw. he said you aren't going to help me. let's see if the soviets will help me. the united states says, oh, threat. it's a threat if this new government is going to sort of align with the soviet union then that's a problem that needs to be rectified when they assassinated him, so i don't really need to know for you to see that kind of conflict into which these african american ambassad

news. the big safety scare in the european 999 the big safety scare in the european egg industry mean belgium's summer breakfor a parliament will interrupt its summer break for a summer hearing. ministers will have to answer questions about why the country didn't act faster when it was found that traces of a banned pesticide had been found in eggs which ended up had been found in eggs which ended up in several other european countries. the united states says it is imposing tariffs on imports of aluminium foil from china. it's the first case of its kind since donald trump became president and raises fears of a trade war between the world's two biggest economies. so monica miller is in our asia business hub in singapore. monica, really, we're going to have a trade war about foil? is that the case? well, yes. the us foil makers lodged a pedestrian tuition. they say the foil makers are subsidised by their own country and they get to sell their product in the us at low prices. the us commerce department made a preliminary decision to tax chinese imports that could range between 16.5% and.81% based o

news. >>> these are live images you're looking at from the streets of brussels and belgium. there are reports that police in that city shot at a car full of explosiv explosives. it is a calmer scene now as police respond. this happened after a high-speed chase through a suburb in the city. the vehicle ended up getting stuck in traffic. the driver reversed the car into a police cruiser. a police spokesperson said after the officers opened fire, they got the driver out and the suspect immediately said there were explosives inside the car. what's going on right now, you have a bomb disposal squad on the scene and it's using robotic bomb detection to try to search that vehicle and clear the area for all of the people nearby. brussels has been on high alert since 32 people were killed in separate suicide attacks at that city's airport and a metro station. that happened in 2016. we'll be keeping our eye on this all morning long. >>> also new at 11:00, look at the damage left behind after a minivan here crashed into an auto shop in hayward. our sky ranger was on the scene over miss

belgium and ireland. the alternative uk suggestion is for a new customs partnership between the uk and the eu which wouldr altogether. outside a customs union, that does not really exist anywhere in the world and it raises many questions, would the uk have to collect customs duties for the eu? and vice versa. so this is just an opening salvo and there will be a full white paper on customs in the autumn. but this feels like a paper written to take account of british political sensitivities, rather than anyone else's. all the more reason to get on with the discussion as soon as possible, the uk would argue. the eu says that the outline of the divorce deal has to come first. joining me in the studio is the deputy director—general of the cbi. since the referendum, business has been making representations to politicians about how brexit might work best for it. what do you make of these two options? the first thing is the commitment on interim arrangements, a big step forward. this is the first time it is formal government policy that we will have an interim arrangement that maintains the status quo in terms o

belgium and italy. already for worst. on capitol hill, scott thuman, abc7 news.w at 5:00, bad news in the gulf, manages in the path. what hurricane harvey could become by the time it makes landfall. also a $758 million smile. the power ball winner steps forward to talk about enormous luck and instant retirement. environmentally scary. "7 on your side" explains why it's so hard to get the next generation o fixed. announcer: now "abc7 news at 5:00". "7 on your side." larry: breaking news. bracing for a major hurricane. people on the texas gulf coast stocking up on supplies, hunkering down. >> the weather service issued new guidance where hurricane harvey is headed and how strong it could become. we begin in the stormwatch7 weather center tonight. meteorologist steve rudin keeping a close eye on this. steve: brand new information just in. winds at 85 miles per hour. no change there. wind gust is 105. the storm is moving north, northwest at 10 miles per hour. this is the latest track for you. notice how it makes landfall early saturday morning at 1:00 in the morning.

news, at the london stadium. belgian officials have admitted they knew injune that eggs from dutch farms might be contaminated with insecticide. belgium'st had kept quiet because of a fraud investigation. the drug can cause liver, kidney and thyroid problems. shops in belgium, the netherlands and germany have removed the eggs from sale. thousands of brazilian army troops have raided slums in rio dejaneiro in a crackdown on criminal gangs. their main goal was to stop gangs behind a surge in brazen robberies of commercial trucks. the authorities say there were 10,000 cargo thefts last year. the swoop ended with the arrests of 18 people and the deaths of two more. greg dawson reports. searched going in, searched going out. these troops are looking for drugs and weapons. this is the new reality for residents of rio's favelas, all part of the military‘s newly launched operation to get a grip on the criminal gangs overwhelming this city. it is notjust those on foot being searched, with roadblocks also in force, as troops try to stop a recent surge in robberies of commercial trucks. translation: they break the trucks, they steal money. it's tr

news. millions of eggs are being recalled from shops and warehouses in germany and the netherlands — and being blocked from sale in belgiumcide. since wednesday, one hundred and eighty dutch farms have been shut down temporarily, and a criminal investigation has been launched. sarah corker reports. dutch authorities have published a list of serial numbers of eggs that are deemed contaminated and unsafe. this is a widening food scandal now affecting three countries — the netherlands, germany and belgium. the warning had been triggered when a toxic insecticide was found in egg samples. that prompted a shutdown of around 20% of dutch poultry farms. warnings of a serious risk to public health followed. translation: we have investigated around 180 companies. the result is that 20 of them are clean. they've been given the green light. we found fipronil at 147 companies. at one of them, the levels were so high that we have spread a warning — don't eat these eggs. fipronil is used in veterinary products to get rid of fleas, lice and ticks. but it's banned from being used to treat animals destined for human consumption. in large q

and you have bomb makers which seems to be a separate and new element than some of these car attacks we have seen in places like nice and belgium and london. what do you think it is? >> the immediate reactions are from law enforcement and security personnel to track down as much as they can based on the digital footprint and electronic activity of all these individuals. every major european country has a solid counter terrorism service and the ability to look at those issues very quickly. and of course the u.s., we can provide assistance. the fbi can provide assistance. so they will be looking at the network of these individuals to see if there are any other cells. right now there is a sense of relief. it feels like this is over. but we don't know that. kennedy: then you hear about the guys with suicide belts that were killed? between. and that's a totally different terror group. >> there could be just a series of different terrorist factions or cells within spain trying to capitalize on the momentum of terror which is something that happens with jihadists. also they have had any interfacts past and law enforcement may uncover

belgium. that is all sports are now. but the headlines on bbc newsrket and customs union during the transition period after leaving the eu to avoid the economy as they say falling off a cliff edge. a minute of silence is held at the notting hill carnival to pay tribute to the victims of the nearby grenfell tower. now its time for meet the author. the journalist and writer jonathan freedland talks tojim naughtie about his book "to kill the president". on the cover of sam bourne‘s latest thriller, to kill the president, it says this: "the unthinkable has happened. "the united states has elected a volatile demagogue as president." well, readers may suspect that they know what‘s coming, but of course, we don‘t know who he is. he has no name in the book. just that there‘s enough danger for some of those around him to have to face a troubling moral dilemma. well, sam bourne is the guardian columnist jonathan freedland. he has long since outed himself as the author. welcome. some of your readers may find the setup in this novel eerily familiar. does that ma

belgium, brussels. as we get more details, we will bring them to you here on bbc news.t do we have this week?

news. airlines are warning passengers of delays at eu border controls. tighter security has been introduced within the passport—free schengen zone, following terror attacks in belgiumto arrive at airports at least three hours before their flight. us vice—president mike pence describes himself as a christian, a conservative and a republican — in that order. but what else do you need to know about the man who would replace donald trump if he had to leave the white house? rajini vaidyanathan explains. few politicians get a kiss like that from donald trump. but then again, mike pence wields a huge amount of influence and he is a heartbeat away from the presidency.” influence and he is a heartbeat away from the presidency. i accept your nomination to run and serve as vice president! is vice president of the us, he is next in line to take the topjob if, for us, he is next in line to take the top job if, for any us, he is next in line to take the topjob if, for any reason, donald trump doesn't complete the full term. and in so many ways, he couldn't be more different from his wife. jetta he and his wife are not pretentious. i went to dinner with people who had been with t

belgium often it's been the case that the powers that the. authorities already had weren't being used but notwithstanding that they then introduced the authorities the government's new legislation giving new powers to the police and security services notwithstanding that it wasn't any lack of those powers in the first place that led to the intelligence failures and it may well be that that's true here and the same applies to border controls while it remains a possibility doing in may have crossed the spanish border anybody that knows that border as indeed is the case throughout very much of western europe those borders are extremely porous you can go across as a car in a car in the back of a vehicle or even walk across in some cases they say it isn't punishment itself that deters crime it's the inevitability of punishment but thanks to europe's open borders perspective terrorists can be sure no matter what they always have that chance to slip away. in syria suffered another significant blow off to its convoy was hit by the russian air force says the ministry of defense the air strike result in multiple vehicles including tanks being destroyed along with i mean while

him in belgium often it's been the case that the powers that the authorities already had weren't being used but notwithstanding that they then introduced the authorities of the government's new legislation giving new powers to the police and security services notwithstanding that it wasn't any lack of those powers in the first place that led to the intelligence failures and it may well be that as true here and the same applies to border controls it remains a possibility in may have crossed the spanish border anybody that knows. as indeed is the case throughout very much of western. those borders are extremely porous you can go across as a car in a car in the back of a vehicle or even walk across in some cases they see it isn't punishment itself that deters crime it's the may have the ability of punishment but thanks to europe's open borders prospective terrorists can be sure no matter what they always have that chance to slip away meanwhile finish all thought he's have named the main suspect behind a terror attack in the city of too cool last week he's eighteen year old moroccan warn asylum seeker. is knife rampage left two women dead and eight other people wounded before po

news for you. reports out of brussels, a man with a machete shot dead after attacks soldiers in belgium's capital citye man shot has no known links to terrorism. the suspect is alive, we understand, but in critical condition. stay with fox business for the very latest on this developing story out of brussels, belgium tonight. >>> hurricane harvey, now a category 3 storm, barreling towards refineries along the gulf coast racing to shut down to brace for the impact of this storm. that could throw a wrench into fuel supplies and impact gasoline prices across the country. checking on prices at the pump today, sitting at $2.35 a gallon, experts calling for increase from 5 to 15 cents, maybe 25 cents per gallon hike as harvey makes landfall. jeff flock on the floor of the cme. jeff, of course we're headed into one of the busiest travel weekends of the year. labor day weekend next weekend. what should we expect to see the the pump, do you think? >> reporter: this is eerily reminiscent to what happened before katrina. going into the weekend before the storm hit, there wasn't a lot of movement. oil, for exampl