has issued newby island five public nuisance violations related to odor issues. according to a district spokesman, they are still negotiating the fines. >> trash is a big business and unfortunately it's a smelly business too. >> don litchfield, the northern california environmental manager for republic services. >> the community itself seems to have some concerns about this site and the odor problem that they're experiencing. >> unfortunately we've been a little slow to address those concerns so we'd like to apologize to the community for that. >> here at the landfill we've had an odor mitigation plan that we've been working on for years. >> we get a lot of fresh refuse that comes in every day and we have odor misting stations set up in strategic locations throughout the landfill that can mitigate some of the fresh odors. >> in addition, republic says it invested heavily in this state-of-the-art recycling facility to help divert landfill waste. >> all of the material that we accept, over a thousand tons a day from the bay area, in california, comes into this faci

. >>> san jose police plan to release details about the new new -- newbie aloved body camera -- newly approve proved body camera -- body camera program. it will cost around a million dollars. the program could be running by next year. >>> palo alto police are investigating two reports of a prowler in one neighborhood. the most recent happened yesterday on emmerson. a neighbor's dog woke a neighbor out. when she woke up and looked out the window, she saw someone outside. a teenaged girl on moffett saw someone in their yard. >>> jason lee harris is the man captured on the surveillance video, he's accused of breaking into homes between the two b.a.r.t. stations in concord. the burglar went into a room where a 17-year-old was sleeping. >> it was 4:45 in the morning and i woke up to hearing her scream, mom, dad at the top of her lungs. >> investigators say the teen's description along with the video helped them identify harris as a suspect. he was arrested in antioch. he was already on probation for burglary in solano county. >>> police down in the san fernando valley are searching for thr

if you're off late last week, here's a newby from last week. they were forced to close the bridge because a overweight truck went over it and damaged it. 896 is the alternate. balance goballigomingo road is closed from the storms, 320 gets you around that. north hampton township bucks county they will close bustleton pike during the midday 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 use bristol or 232 as the alternate. no problems on the ac expressway. just a vehicle on the shoulder. >>> a huge fire is i will -- illuminating the sky in ohio in brooklyn heights a suburb of cleveland. a large commercial buildings caught fire, someone said there was and explosion heard here. firefighters are attacking it from above and president ground and we are hearing that the building contains paper production. bad news for firefighters as they have flammable material in there, it's still on fire and out of control. we'll keep an eye on the situation in brooklyn highlights ohio. >>> 7-year-old boy was killed during a violent weekend in chicago. a vigil was held for the boy who was shot

newbie hyped the scenes -- new behind the scenes footage of "star wars" 7 was shown at comic-con in san and it is spreading faster than millenium falcon. there are new creatures and sets. it comes out december 18th. disney owns the "star wars" franchise and is the parent company of abc7. that's going to be good. >> definitely. >>> rick quan is in for larry beil. >> and you have a busy day. you have a lot to talk about. >> the force is with the giants. they took advantage of the last placed phillies. it included a splash landing by more than >>> tonight's giants-phillies game figured to be a pitcher's dual between former world series mvp's bum garner and cole hamils. hot dogs dogs should not be eaten with a helmet off. matt bum was back to his dominating self. the giants broke it open in the fourth. angel drives in a pair with this base hit up the middle. and then with the bases loaded and hunter pence takes him for a grand slam. in the seventh he added two more runs as this ball bounces off the right field bleachers and into mccovey cove. the giants finished with a season high 15 runs a

newbie hyped the scenes -- new behind the scenes footage of "star wars" 7 was shown at comic-con in san and it is spreading faster than millenium falcon. there are new creatures and sets. it comes out december 18th. disney owns the "star wars" franchise and is the parent company of abc7. that's going to be good. >> definitely. >>> rick quan is in for larry beil. >> and you have a busy day. you have a lot to talk about. >> the force is with the giants. they took advantage of the last placed phillies. it included a splash landing by more than ♪ ♪ one day a rider made a decision. the decision to ride on and save money. he decided to save money by switching his motorcycle insurance to geico. there's no shame in saving money. ride on, ride proud. geico motorcycle great rates for great rides. >>> tonight's giants-phillies game figured to be a pitcher's dual between former world series mvp's bum garner and cole hamils. hot dogs dogs should not be eaten with a helmet off. matt bum was back to his dominating self. the giants broke it open in the fourth. angel drives in a pair with this base hit

people who have been long in the work and some newbies. i think that that was a really amazing kind of compliment. >> in all, the $34 million will go to create 2,500 new jobs, 700 new affordable housing units and and serve more than 60,000 people. >> i'm guessing i know who you picked to win or who you hoped to win, but the american league gets home field advantage again in the world series after winning third straight all star game. angels mike trout led off with a home run after zach greinke. >> that's hard to do. >> trout would then score two runs in the game, named mvp for second year in a row. madison bumgarner pitched in the game, threw a scoreless fourth inning to buster poesy. joe panic also got in the game. the american league ended up winning 6-3. >> it means a lot. obviously came out with a w. that's the biggest thing. when i go out there, i play my hardest every day. >> trout, tremendous player. great player, decent pitch too. it's not a real big ball park here, so he got enough of it to get it out. >> the as stove n got in the

we needed a congressman who would not be a newbie but someone who could be a factor right away, and that message worked. i also spent every waking minute running. i didn't read any books or watch any television or do anything else for those months, and it worked. interviewer: you can cross the potomac and not drive too far. you live near the district. mr. beyer: i am very spoiled. interviewer: what is your daily routine like? mr. beyer: i get up at 5:00 a.m. to get some exercise. i get to work about 8:00. there is a constant flow of constituents in the office every 15 minutes, on different issues, which is wonderful. and they do not just meet with me. i have a great staff doing meetings all day long. and then pretty much every night we will be out of here and back into the district to do something, a nonprofit, a town hall meeting, civic association, lots of things. my friends in the house from california, texas, and montana say the good news is you're close to home. the bad news is, you are always on. i think it's good news. i'm not far away from the people i represent. interviewer: any

newbie great opportunity to help put the ornaments on the christmas tree while the investment we made in that area. some strategic objectives that to mean the same, but again to activate and i live in the area of the waterfront to return the bulkhead to economic use, to provide additional services to the people are there already. cruise passengers park users, or just the folks who are coming through the promenade and looking for that unique experience, which is drawn into the waterfront in the first place. and the ability to reopen and reactivate a very significant part of our historic district. then, project objectives, of course, is to continue with what we do best which is creating vibrant people destinations. making sure that come as we promised to our neighbors and tenants, whether they use is, it's additive to the environment in which it is with our neighbors and tenants, not cannibalizing it. we would like you to really celebrate some diversity of our culture in the bay area. in the arts and culture and other areas. as opposed to the food area, which we have done quite a bit. n

you'll see justin in a short amount of hours much the hit newbie anna is up next. >>> "the weekend insiderollywood,24/7 celebrity conversation. >>> the stories did not fit the man i knew. then i sat with my your friends, i knew that she was telling the truth. he was guilty. >> cosby's on screen son-in-law who worshipped hen defended him, now conceiting his idol as a serial rapist. >> it hurts me to know it's true. >> part of the good week -- >> bad week. zb. >> we are fine whether they film us or not. >> including "19 kids and counting" cation. >> i wanted them to be proud of their dad, and i'm so grateful to have all of you in my life. >> eancellional night at the epsys. >> and jake gyllenhaal steps in the r mot >> makes me feel good you care about my face. >> you're welcome, jake. >>> now hollywood from the inside out iing. "the insider" together with yahoo!. >> reacting to the prime time debut, her very powerful speech dominating the social conversatis taking over what is trending. hello, everybody. welcome to the "weekend insider," getting to that in a bit, but the rest of the headline

or even starting newbies to take some furniture to purchase office furniture chairs, sofas and everything. >> reporter: how much have you sold in the last month? nothing. >> reporter: wednesday's laws will pass. and the detailed negotiations for the third bailout will almost certainly proceed. but the government here is creaking under the strain. alexis tsipras urged a skeptical nation to get behind this deal. but maintaining that support through the pain of implementation will be a kurk leanne task. simon mcgregor to wood, al jazerra, athens. >> john is live in athens for where that debate is taking place. and, john, let's start with the comments from the international monetary fund saying that the current bailout deal is unsustainable and they need more dead relief. how does that figure in to all of this right now. >>> at the moment it doesn't. the i.m.f. tried to help out the negotiations but publishing a preliminary debt sustainability analysis on july 2nd. that was dated late june. they did it because they wanted to get this information to the greeks and their creditors ahead of thos

people who have been long in the work and the newbies. >> it will come to create 2500 new jobs 700 affordableousing units and serve more than 60,000 people. >>> way up there in outer space, nasa's new horizon spacecraft has phoned home and it's confirms its successful fly by of pluto. now it took 13 hours for these pictures and messages to get back to nasa scientists. that encounter was the last stop of the tour of the planet in our solar system. the journey started 9.5 years ago when pluto was still considered a planet. >> the united states is the first nation to reach pluto. and with this nation we have visited every single planet in our solar system. >> 245 is the head of that's -- that is the head of nasa charlie bolden. the spacecraft got within 7700 miles of pluto. this $723 million new horizon mission launched in january of 2006. we're expecting more photos of the planet to be released today. >>> in baseball the american league won last night and the all star game so they get the home field advantage. ever mike trout of the edges led off the gait with a home run. trout would score two

and what they did was they picked a diverse group, people who have been long in the work and some newbies and i think that was an amazing kind of compliment. >> in all that $34 million will create new jobs, affordable housing units be a will serve 60,000 people. some. organizations getting some of that money include the destiny art center that works with youth and the alameda justice sensor and oakland codes which helps groups find tech jobs. >>> 7:15. a snake that was believed to have escaped from the san francisco zoo has been found safe right in its cage. a spokesperson for the zoo says the snake apparently never got out of its tank. now, they think it's this 13- inch snake that may have camouflaged itself in the exhibit. it's part of the new south american tropical rain forest exhibit that opened over the weekend. don't worry. it's still there. >> under the bed or anything [laughter] >>> let's get you out the door. check traffic and decide do we need to leave now or is it so bad to wait? >> it depends on the commute. some commutes, you should leave now and we'll run down the heaviest

. >> kind of the newbie.ck, read the room first, see what the other guys are doing? >> i don't know, probably follow buster and bum around. they've been to a few before. i'll see what they do and follow them around. >> crawford is not the only guy gravitating toward posy who's one of the stars in cincinnati. while the giants and dodgers may be ribelz during -- rivals during the regular season, joc peterson was looking forward to being on the same team as buster. >> who's the one guy in your clubhouse that you want to take a selfie with? the one all star? >> i'll say buster posey. >> he's like a sneaky like god. >> all star game tomorrow night. >>> for 14 years kpix has been a big time supporter of the northern california alzheimer association and i've had the pleasure of hosting the annual memory walk. sometime i'm asked how the proceeds work toward a cure. i saw firsthand at ucsf in san francisco where the alzheimer association presented a grant to dr. jan stewart who is researching the mechanisms found in t

people who belong in the work and some newbies and i think that was a really amazing kind of compliment in all the $34 million will go to help create 2500 new jobs. 700 new affordable housing units and serve more than 60,000 people. here a look at some of the organizations that will get some of that money. the destiny art center. the oakland education fund and oakland codes which helps under represented groups find tech jobs. >>> time is 6:26. over 600 items that have once belonged to shirley temple has been auctioned off. the items were front shirley's childhood and dated from the years 1928 to 1940 and they included a dress shirley temple wore in a 1934 movie that sold for $75,000. there was also a baby grand piano. it went for $45,000. sherry temple appeared -- shirley temple appeared and starred in over 40 movies. >>> 6:26 is the time. crime victims paying hundreds of dollars. the effort to keep stolen car victims from having to pay up. >> good morning. we are looking at a commute here that is going to be okay on 680 heading south. but we do have a problem in livermore. coming up we

what's different about clinton e that is she's not just forgoing campaign to newbies but expecting experiencedd work for free in the vague hope that at some point in the future perhaps they could get a paying gig. since there aren't a lot of candidate options on the democratic side, staffers have little choice but to offer their labor pro bono. campaigns can be revealing. in 2008 hillary's aura of the arrogant inevitability buzz under scored. this time she seems to have a learned the lesson. but when building a campaign on the willingness to fight for the little guy you can't exploit and take advantage of the little guys on your own staff. labor should be compensated. as the the fundamental democratic principle. progressives already worried whether hillary's really one of them could be given for seeing this as proof that even if she's saying the riepgt things her heart is not really in. there is one alternative for staffers who can't work for free. with unexpected surge in the polls i hear the bernie sanders campaign and hiring. and a smokesman tells me they pay all their campaign interns $10.

we needed a congressman who would not be a newbie, but somebody who could take charge right away. and it worked. i didn't read any books or watch tv or any thing else -- anything else, and it worked. host: and you can cross the potomac in your district, you don't have to drive too far. rep. beyer: i am very spoiled. host: how do you stay in touch with your constituents? rep. beyer: i wake up at about 645 and i get here about 8:00, and -- 6:45 and i get here about 8:00. and my constituents don't just meet with just meet, i have a great legislative staff who works hard all day long as well. we will be out of here and then back in the district in the evening to do something. whether it is a nonprofit event a town hall meeting, a civic association, just lots and lots of connectedness. my friends in the house from california and texas and montana, they say the good news is you are close to home, the bad news is you're always working. but i am not away from the people i represent from any distance of time. i feel very filled. host: any interest in moving up in the leadership? rep. beyer

and these were the congressman who would not be a newbie for someone that could be a factor. we spent every waking minute, not reading or watching tv for those many months. it worked. >> and you can cross the plu platomic in your district. what is your routine like? >> we get up at 5:45 to exercise and try to get here by 8:00. a lot of days are spent here. but this is the focus for voters into the office. every 15 minutes on a different issue which is wonderful. and they don't just meet with me. i have a great legislative staff who is doing meetings all day long and depending on the vote every night we are out and back into the district to do something. you know non-profit or town hall or civic association and lots of you know connectedness. i think my friends in the house from california and texas and montana say you are close to home but the bad news is you are always on. i think that is good news. i am not away from the people i represent for five days at a time. and you know i feel grateful for this. >> any interest in moving up in leadership? >> i am at the point now whe

kelley that had to be -- you're a relative newbie, for you to score a goal like that and to secure theo proud of everyone who's out there and fought and just the collective effort last night. >> and, abby., come on now. i'm telling you, you're an inspiration and how you've gotten the team fired up especially in the game before and making sure that everybody was focused as you have been and you have said you're one of the most decorated athletes ever to play this sport and you would give it a world cup title. isn't that what you said? >> this is it. yeah i mean this is it. you know obviously my role is a lot different than it has been in past world cups. that's why i think it's so huge that players like kelle yechlt and carli are tipping up. kelley hasn't been playing that much since china and it's important to note it's taken the entire team 23 players and two goal keepers that will probably never see the pitch, they annoy the heck out of us throughout our practice training sessions because they are just -- they're that good and that's why our team our whole team is in the finals and h

we needed a congressman who would not be a newbie but someone who could be a factor right away, and that message work. i also spent every waking minute running. i didn't read any books or watch any television or do anything else for those months, and it worked. guest: you -- host: you live near the district. you don't have to try too far -- drive to far. guest: i am very spoiled. host: what is your daily routine like? guest: i get up at 5:00 a.m. to get some exercise. i get to work about 8:00. there is a constant flow of constituents in the office every 15 minutes, on different issues, which is wonderful. and they do not just meet with me. i have a great staff doing meetings all day long. and then pretty much every night we will be out of here and back into the district to do something, a nonprofit, a town hall meeting, civic association, lots of things. my friends in the house from california texas and montana say the good news is you're close to home. the bad news is, you are always on. guest: any interest in moving up to the leadership? -- host: any interest in moving up to the leader

. >> you're the newbie and you got alli to run -- >> i'm lower on the totem pole. >> thank you. >> thislan. >> if anybody wants the to bring me coffee i'll take it. that's a lot of effort. okay. >> finally bringing coffee. >> do you want l or c? latte or -- >> straight up coffee. thank you. eeli will take it. i have never had coffee with the weather before. we have scattered showers in the northeast. very humid but the cold front will help drop some of the humidity down through texas into oklahoma. we have heavier downpours. abilene picked up hr than eight inches of rain yesterday. that's the all-time rainiest july on recordment they got it all yesterday. most areas are well above average for rainfall. we have flash flood watches and warnings through oklahoma and texas. any additional rain today will produce a threat of flash flooding. we could get up to three >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. grab an umbrella. clouds are moving in. we will see showers and possibly thunderstorms and through it all, warm muggy conditions, with highs in the 80s today. heavy downpours today,