"eyewitness news" reporter noelle mclaren is live in wilmington with all the breaking details for us.lle. >> reporter: well, delaware drivers can breathe a long awaited sigh of relief with the reopening of this bridge. now, deldot representatives tell us that these columns that you see over here surrounded by scaffolding have new support systems which make it safe enough for the reopening which just happened under three hours ago. the first traffic going in both directions is a welcome surprise for many who were expecting lanes to be closed for yet another week. both the north and southbound lanes have been closed most of the summer after a driver noticed four columns tilting just south of the christina river. engineers say soil stockpiling under the bridge may have been part of the problem. the bridge was deemed unsafe and shut down june 2nd. drivers got a bit of a break at the end of july when southbound lanes were reopened. now their commute can return back to normal. now, if you recall, president obama used the broken i-495 bridge as a backdrop to speak about the need for infrastr

neil: noelle?> neil, as long as i've been doing this show, don't mess with neil knows facts and figures. neil: look at the insurance company, i know them myself, i pay them myself, we as a large group. >> indicative of -- neil: no, no, no, the seven sisters, their rates, premiums, charges and by and large most americans are facing. >> since october, since obamacare? neil: bottom line you think it's much ado about nothing, you think it's something, you think politically it's going to hurt the democrats. >> absolutely it's going hurt the democrats. >> it's not going to be part of the election. >> really? you don't think it's part of the election. >> wrong, i worked for john bozeman, he won because of the health care. >> it's not going to have anything to do with it. neil: thank god in the middle of this, finally good news. there's a new chevy volt coming! Ñ@ç@çpçpçpç÷ñoxmhmhyhyhyhyhy . neil: my little volt jolt. let's go back. the volt is the dumbest car i've seen, it's going to lead to a lot of

hi, noelle. >> reporter: hey.our hours into the made in america performances here and the place is already packed. take a look behind me here. you can see fans already flooding the entrance gates here. many people here to see tonight's headliner kanye west but there are four stages inside made in america and taking one of them is australian edm group cut snake. they're moments from performing right now. we got to talk with them exclusively a few minutes ago and they told us this is their first time in philly and they're very excited to be here. >> pretty much the best meal of my life last night. >> when i think of philly it's rocky balboa, yeah, i'm going to still run those stairs already, mate. that's what i'm going get to, those stairs. >> reporter: headliner kanye west is expected to take the stage at 10:30. we'll of course bring you more from the concert in later editions of our newscast but for now we're live at the made in america concert, noelle mclaren, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> thank you. and whether you

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s/ noelle lavoie, autora de la investigación noelle lavoie, la autora de la investigación, dijo que ela saber con quién hablaban los jóvenes cuando conducían. más de la mitad contestó que era con sus padres. agreg que temen que de no hacerlo el pap o la mam los regaÑen luego de llamar repetidas veces. estadsticas federales seÑalan que el 11% de las fatalidades el aÑo pasado involucraron jvenes y el 21% de esos accidentes fueron por usar el celular. s/ randy serrano, @randytelemundo en una encuesta que realizó la compañía liberty mutual el año pasado, el 86% de los adolescentes entrevistados dijeron que usan su celular mientras manejan. muchos más que los que tenían el mismo habito en el 2009. una tendencia en aumento y peligrosa. s/jeanette tejada de gómez, asociación automovilística estadounidense "accidentes por conductores distraídos resultaron en 3,300 muertes y más de 400 heridos en 2012. es critico que los padres sean buenos modelos a seguir para los conductores jóvenes" s/ maria helena, madre de familia "no me gustaría llamar cuando ella está manejando porque no quiero que ella

ktvu's noelle walker is live with what she knows about the fire. >> reporter: the fire department said the fire department will be here through the night monitoring things, keeping an eye to make sure no hot spots spark up. that is the building right there. built in the early 1900s. it was vacant and in the process of being renovated when the fire started around noon. you can see the smoke from news chopper 2. the fire burned inside the hotel between lower floors is up and a light well. two dozen construction workers were inside the building at the time. all of them made it out but 8 were treated for smoke inhalation. firefighters got the install to get -- signal to get out of the building till they knew it was safe. >> they were able to get water on the fire between the first and second floor but they weren't able to contain it enough to render it safe. the building is very valuable but not worth risking lives for. >> reporter: investigators have not determined the cause of the fire but they will be looking at construction activities to see if that might have anything to do with it. t

s/ noelle lavoie, autora de la investigación noelle lavoie, la autora de la investigación, dijo que elo era saber con quién hablaban los jóvenes cuando conducían. más de la mitad contestó que era con sus padres. agreg que temen que de no hacerlo el pap o la mam los regaÑen luego de llamar repetidas veces. estadsticas federales seÑalan que el 11% de las fatalidades el aÑo pasado involucraron jvenes y el 21% de esos accidentes fueron por usar el celular. s/ randy serrano, @randytelemundo en una encuesta que realizó la compañía liberty mutual el año pasado, el 86% de los adolescentes entrevistados dijeron que usan su celular mientras manejan. muchos más que los que tenían el mismo habito en el 2009. una tendencia en aumento y peligrosa. s/jeanette tejada de gómez, asociación automovilística estadounidense "accidentes por conductores distraídos resultaron en 3,300 muertes y más de 400 heridos en 2012. es critico que los padres sean buenos modelos a seguir para los conductores jóvenes" s/ maria helena, madre de familia "no me gustaría llamar cuando ella está manejando porque no quiero que e

noelle walker has been talking to people stranded waiting for trains but we begin in west oakland where john sasaki had a front row seat all night long as authorities worked on that bus, john. >> reporter: gasia, they just moved that bus away about 25 minutes ago when it was parked on chester directly under those b.a.r.t. tracks. you see above there. that's when b.a.r.t. traffic to and from san francisco was completely shut down for nearly two hours. we've been here since the bomb threat brought everything here to a screeching halt. the b.a.r.t. station was closed and everybody evacuated and so were several streets. some residents were even told to stay inside their homes. this happened after someone called in a bomb threat about that specific bus to the chp. so b.a.r.t. police brought in their bomb sniffing dogs one which they said hit on a compartment on that bus. the bomb squad was brought in, but before the technician could make his way around, they had to bring in another bus. >> it was a situation where we couldn't use a robot. so he physically had to go in there and make a hand e

we get the latest developments from noelle walker. she tells us why police say this is a case of felony child endangerment. noelle. >> reporter: first of all police don't know if the driver who was going across this crosswalk knew whether or not he or she hit someone but they do know the girl that was in the middle of that crosswalk should not have been there. tonight they arrested the aunt of this little girl right here, called mi-mi. >> tragic. >> reporter: while a memorial grows for a toddler hit and killed in a crosswalk. >> i think things like this happen very often. >> reporter: san francisco police made a stunning announcement tonight. >> there was an arrest made in the case. >> reporter: not the driver of the car that struck and killed miyana gregory friday evening but the aunt who was with the toddler and her twin brother at the time. >> the investigation showed evidence that there was child neglect that resulted in the death of the 2-year-old toddler. >> reporter: police say 25-year- old larisha gates was walking across miss

"eyewitness news" reporter noelle mclaren takes us inside. >> reporter: summer's final act is in fullwing. >> packed. >> reporter: thousands flocked fill streets to see the likes of j cole, kanye west and cut snake, a new popular duo from australia. they tell us it's their first time in philly and they're quite fond of our city. >> loving it so far. pretty much had the best meal of our life last night. >> what i think of philly it's rocky balboa. yeah, i'm going to run those stairs already, mate. that's what i'm going to get to, those staressism the festival has a total of four stages with a total of 24 performers going on them tonight. grammy award winning artists most would normally have to travel miles and pay big bucks to see just steps away on the ben franklin parkway. >> i like the fact that we got big names coming. kanye, can't wait. >> i'm so proud the city got this vest festival. >> reporter: that's just one night. most of the people you see here are sticking around to enjoy day two of the festival tomorrow including some of the talent. >> tour around the streets of the city

noelle walking tells us more of what happened. >> reporter: early this morning before many people were awake, police were looking for a suspect. >> all they said is they were looking for someone with a gun. >> it's crazy to me but there's always stuff happening in there. >> the male, he's actually fleeing. >> reporter: alameda sheriff canine was called out to help flush out the suspect. >> fired, shots fired. >> reporter: police tracker spotted at least eight shots and the suspect was taken down. >> suspect down. >> we can't confirm there's been an officer involved shooting. >> reporter: patrol officers first spotted this stolen silver volvo near the intersection of 55th and fairfax avenues. the car was reported stolen during a home invasion robbery on mcarthur boulevard july 12th that involved a gun. >> during that home invasion robbery, some of the victims were pistol whipped. the vehicle and a very similar description of the suspect was described. >>> sirens are common place in the neighborhood where the drama ended. >> it's just reality for us out here. we have to grow up and see s

. >>> ktvu's noelle walker reports neighbors are fed up. >> what are you making?> reporter: in a near empty park. >> i'm drawing you. >> reporter: sabrina quick and her son pictured the life they wanted moving into antioch. >> i got a text message this morning asking if everyone was okay. that's how i found out about it. >> bomb shots on sixth and j. >> reporter: when a hail of bullets -- >> followed by seven gunshots. >> reporter: hit the apartment down the street. >> apparently came from the outside. >> grazing a woman while she slept. >> a 23-year-old female was shot through the neck. >> reporter: six people were home at the time. >> you don't know -- >> reporter: including a 4 -month-old baby. >> we got lucky that the baby was on the other side. the other room. not here. >> reporter: a man who lives here spoke to us on condition we hide his identity. >> all we heard was a gunshot and we just jumped to the floor. >> reporter: it was 4:00 a.m., everyone was asleep. >> i don't feel comfortable sleeping. i feel like i want to go some where else to sleep. >> report

reporting live at the port of oakland, noelle walker. >>> a house shower in oakley led to the discovery of an illegal marijuana grow. 1,000 marijuana plants were confiscated. the estimated value a half million dollars. no one has been arrested. fire officials say someone officially bypassed the home's electrical system to power the grow operation. >>> part of a main thorough fair in concord remains closed tonight after a truck crash into a power pole there. it happened more than 12 hours ago at about 8:40. power lines came down on to the street. 1,700pg & e customers lost power tonight. >>> new developments in a criminal case against pg & e following that deadly san bruno pipeline explosion. today attorneys for pg & e pled not guilty in federal court to a second enhanced criminal indictment. tom vacar tell us san bruno city leaders say a failure of oversights still needs to be addressed nearly four years later. >>> faces millions of the dollars, pg & e flatly denies any wrong doing. >> we know any employee broke any ruleless. >> reporter: nonetheless the city of san bruno wants the fede

noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >> if you couldn't make it to the outside lands music festival we have you covered. we have highlights on www.ktvu.com. >>> in coverage, hawaiian cleaning up from hurricane iselle are breathe agassi of release -- breathing a siof re- - sigh of release hurricane julio will miss them. hurricane julio is moving northwest about 300 miles north of hilo. it is predicted to create swells of 15 feet. hurricane julio will be down graded to a tropical storm tomorrow. >>> let's check in with our meteorology tracking the storm to find out more of what is happening. >> the hurricane will weaken. winds of 90 miles per hour. the threat in the region, good news there. stressful week tracking two hurricanes for the islands. right now we have a few high clouds out there as a circulation to the west of point arena. you can get an idea with the moisture from the south, no rainfall here. a few high clouds. a few high clouds. also, look at the thunderstorms developing towards had sierra, lake tahoe, heavy down pours, reports of hail as well and the bay area as we talked

i'm claudine wong. >> i'm noelle walker.uick check of the weather as we continue this lovely labor day weekend. >> good morning to you. happy sunday. only subtle changeses for some this morning. this happens to be one. we've got low clouds back in and around across the bay. you can see downtown oakland covered with gray sky. it's beginning to peel back, seeing a little bit of thinning along areas of the coastline. for the second half of the morning and into the afternoon, we'll all enjoy sunny conditions. 63 at half moon bay. 64 in oakland. low 60s walnut creek. low 70s in antioch. depending upon where you are at, it's either a bit cool this morning, novato, santa rosa, checking in in the low 60s. but with mostly sunny skies, it doesn't feel too bad. we've got nice weather already underway. for the second half of the day, plenty of sunshine. take a look. as we get into the 9:00 hour, you can see banked up to the coastline, by 1:00 it's cleared out of the way. we have wall-to-wall sunshine. temperatures will range in the 60s

ktvu's noelle walker has more on the prognosis for the future. >> reporter: like a sick patient hopingacle cure doctors medical center is clinging to life. >> ghost town. er. and all over. >> reporter: this morning ambulances stopped running patients to doctors medical center emergency room. an effort to cut costs at the hospital that is $18 million in debt. after 34 years working as a surgeries assistant she is not surprised. >> you can't keep a hospital running without money. that is automatic. you know? we knew something would give. have to give. >> we are prepared for anything. >> reporter: contra costa county's director of emergency medical services says the hospital is like a patient on the operating table with doctors making tough decisions to amputate an limb to save a patient. taking 24 ambulance patients a day to other emergency rooms saves money. >> by sending them to other capable hospitals we are actually able to help doctors medical center stay open for the walk in patients. >> reporter: doctors medical center gets 120 walk in patient as day. there are walk ins from the h

. >> reporter: we caught up with noelle down the shore, he is high fiving sixers fans.rybody is having a great weekend. >> reporter: cleveland finished the regular season with an afl record 17 win. there's nascar, watch out. the stricty triangle a little tricky today, dylan, chip kelly is not finish or participate in the race. >> that would be a sports story. >> thank you, jeff. day dreaming again? oh yeah. about your dream car? yeah. silver convertible with dual stripes. cool! [curiously] how'd you know? you've been staring at that new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery. yep. "muscle car money." i could win up to $100,000, or a chevrolet camaro 1ss. (announcer) wanna see your dreams come to life? you could scratch your way to instant winning today. fuzzy dice. nice. [announcer] the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. >> melissa here with accuweather, we knew at some point our streak of lovely weekends would have to come to an end. >> reporter: we had a lot of clouds and rain showers especially along the coast. we'll show you what's going on. storm

five-year-old noelle ritter became famous for his use of the word apparently.rofits from the shirts will ♪ the world famous fries you love, plus a shake of three new flavors you add. introducing mcdonald's shakin' flavor fries. and right now you can get a free medium sized shakin' flavor fries at mcdonald's when you purchase any large sandwich thursday august 7th through august 9th. so you better get shakin'. >> welcome back, you're taking a live look here out across the ben franklin bridge.u're taking 4:57, the high today will get up to 84. by tonight you'll want to take a sweater if you go out, it will be down in the 60s, 65. >> it is 4:57 and still ahead in the next half-hour of "action news," new developments in the ebola outbreak. the world health organization releases its finding overnight we'll break it down. >> a massive fire rips through an apartment building in suburban philadelphia in the middle of night, forcing residents out, we'll have we showed people a survey that stacked fios up against comcast. what's it like paying for internet rated 6 out of

noelle has the story tr-rp there's a building that's been red tagged.rt of the roof fell through the roof of a may -- roof of a major business. everywhere we went we saw chimneys in ruin. sunday is meant to be a day of rest. but at the bernardi home there's that rest. >> and no, earthquake insurance. 80-year-old brick and mortar. >> look at that it just crumbled. >> is no match. >> i think everybody injury in the block did not come home. and they aren't waiting for that to happen. i fission yours i should take it down before if the. >> reporter: on this block of quaint old homes. >> the street, the sidewalk is lifted a little higher than before. >> reporter: everyone where with a fireplace. >> my fireplace has fulled away from the house. >> has damage. you rocked and ruled up this morning. it was a wake up call. >> reporter: many are grateful to here a sunday quiet financial. and drilling singing. >> no one is really ready for an earthquake. there's so much board up to do tonight we next you can so the stuff that fell down from the pictures roof. >> hop

i would bet noelle would agree with me. get us some fresh blood on the republican side.me conservatives mick huckabee, ted cruz, by the way, are calling it 5% in iowa. you throw romney in the mix. it's the same old thing. mitt romney lost by 5 million votes last time because his views were out of the main stream of society. so are mike huckabee's. so are ted cruz's, so are rand pauls. my gosh! if you are -- i don't -- they've got to come up with somebody new. somebody. if i were them i would go with jeb bush. at least he governed for eight years. >> jeb may not want to run. >> you're right. >> jimmy's point if -- doesn't show the weakness of the republican candidates to win in a national election when you have the guy who lost twice out polling them in iowa? >> yeah. and i did hear rumors of people saying, yeah, i had donors kakding me saying, you know, if romney runs again for the third time, i'll support him. let me know where you're going go. i'm thinking can we not recycle. i like mitt romney. i think he's very smart. i think we need something, especially for our bra

noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> new details tonight about the death of a worker from a clean up crew in san francisco. both the victim and the driver of the truck that killed him had only been on the job for a short time. ktvu's david stevenson has been following the story and has the special message from san francisco's mayor about the death. david? >> reporter: frank, the driver of that garbage truck had been with the department since july 2. he will undergo alcohol and drug test part of the ongoing investigation. >> reporter: as he worked to clear illegalry dumped trash -- illegally drummed trash -- dummed trash, the truck rolled over him -- dumped trash, the drug rolled -- truck rolled over him killing him. reports say he may have slipped and fallen in front of the truck. >> most people had practice around this type of work. [ indiscernible ] >> if we can just have a moment of silence. >> reporter: mayor ed lee acknowledged the death during a disaster repoperation conference. they say a parks department that killed a mother in a park sparked e.son on drivers. -- emphasis

noelle walker is in hollister tonight, any leads on the arrest. >> reporter: holister has a tough exterior, if there's a name everybody knows your name, hollister is. today one name brings sadness, the it's ariana. a name that once brought joy. adriana martinez was on the dance team with cendejas. she was a cashier at the local k mart with dreams of receivabling -- serving her country in the military one day. it happened at an unassuming residential intersection that now stands out with a makeshift memorial of candles, notes and flowers as fresh as the pain her killing has caused. >> it is not hollister being like that. >> reporter: david gutierrez says his cousin was driving the car when cendejas was shot. >> i feel so sorry for the family. i think what happened the other day is terrible. i don't know how to express my sorrow for them. it's not only me, but everybody in the community. >> reporter: police put out the search for barrajas and torrez who was with barrajas. she may be a second victim held against her will. florez' mother sobbed saying her daughter had recently ended an abusive

i'm noelle walker in for tori campbell. we're following breaking news out of east contra costa county where fire crews are working to put out a grass fire in brentwood. it is burning on marsh creek road near round valley regional preserve, not far from highway 4. the contra costa county fire department is concerned about the amount of smoke being created by this fire and they are calling in quite a large response. the fire is not threatening any homes at this time. we will continue to follow this and pass along any updates as we get them. >>> this afternoon, several emergency crews remain at san francisco's ocean beach where a fishing boat ran aground but its captain is still missing. ktvu's brian flores has been there all morning. he joins us life with the challenges and what they plan to do this afternoon. >> reporter: behind mean the 50- foot fishing boat remains but the search for the boat's lone operator has been suspended. low tide hit meaning crews will begin to remove the boat from the shore, putting it on the beach

reporting live in oakland, noelle walker, ktvu channel "2 news." >>> developing news in sha, it dasta county county fire is still raging. the fire has already destroyed eight homes. there is no containment. firefighters from as far away as montana are helping to battle the wildfire. . >>> the wildfire is one of more than a dozen burning right now in northern california. here is a map showing some of the approximate locations of the fires burning right now. many of them, as we said. had little to no containment. california national guard tweeted this photo taken of the fall river mills airport in shasta county, showing an enormous plume of smoke. as with many of these fires, crews are up against high temperatures and tender dry vegetation. mark tomeo continues with more on what the firefighters are facing. >> august, september, october, very extreme conditions out there. as far as the conditions right now, around the two fires you were talking about, here's a closer look at the mapping system. showing the two fires and the weather today -- we'll look at some of the current conditions.

reporting live, noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >> firefighters were on the scene for a while. on www.ktvu.com you can watch the raw video from news chopper 2 as they worked to put the fire out. we have also put up photos of the damage that was done. >> reporter: looking live now we will show you a live picture taking a look you will see it is gray and damp out there, looking at san francisco. still looks beautiful, of course. there is a chance we could see sprinkles. let's bring in our meteorologist rosemary orozco for a look at the conditions right now. >> yes, we had a lot of clouds today, even drizzle earlier this morning. that was about it. let's look that satellite and radar. it could get more interesting into the next 24 hours. i will move you into the sierra because this is where all the action has been. the foothills. even into the sacramento valley today. the rain has been steady moving over these areas. we have a system and it is bringing the moisture our way. i will put this into motion, show you, notice how the rain is slowly tracking to the west. over the next 24

ktvu's noelle walker talked with students and has more on the kisturbing messages. >> reporter: -- disturbing> reporter: four days into the school year and students at newark memorial high school aren't talking about what they did this summer. they are talking about what one teacher did over summer break. >> she was like writing posts about students. >> reporter: like this tweet, the problem with teaching summer school is i am going to get all the [ bleep ] who failed my class, two i wish would get hit by a car. that and others were sent to and published. the school confirmed they were tweeted by a history teacher. last year's year book shows the teacher smiling that black board with a caption bonding and connecting with students in ways they will understand. >> she had really bad students. >> reporter: we showed students some of her tweets like these from june 23. i am getting starbucks before school tomorrow that way it will be refreshed -- >> dump -- [ indiscernible ] [ laughter ] >> okay. >> reporter: tweet, i

noelle walker is in hollister tonight, any leads on the arrest. >> reporter: holister has a tough exteriorhere's a name everybody knows your name, hollister is. today one name brings sadness, the it's ariana. a name that once brought joy. adriana martinez was on the dance team with cendejas. she was a cashier at the local k mart with dreams of receivabling -- serving her country in the military one day. it happened at an unassuming residential intersection that now stands out with a makeshift memorial of candles, notes and flowers as fresh as the pain her killing has caused. >> it is not hollister

. >> next and last but not least, noelle from north carolina. >> we are going to work on the tummy.ike this. >> they all take it look so easy. we know it's not. the votes were counted. so many for all of you. we have an envelope, i believe. so the envelope, please. and michelle, do the honors. >> it's the moment of truth. ready, guys? and the winner is elijan. >> and for more, check out this month's "women's health" magazine. we'll be right back. you're finally here. long way from the sandlot. first game in the majors? you don't know "aarp". because this family is enjoying a cross-country baseball stadium trip they planned online at aarp travel. it's where your journey begins with inspiration, planning, booking, and hot travel tips from real pros. if you don't think seize the trip when you think aarp, then you don't know "aarp". find more surprising possibilities and get to know us at aarp.org/possibilities. >>> smile. you're on candid camera. it's a phrase that's timeless. it's been with us for over 50 years. candid camera is coming back. a brand new series updated for the times. i

. >> next and last but not least, noelle from south carolina. >> we are going to banish bra fat and workme on overhead like this. >> they all take it look so easy. we know it's not. the votes have been counted. so many for all of you. congratulations. we have an envelope, i believe. so the envelope, please. and michelle, do the honors. >> it's the moment of truth. ready, guys? and the winner is -- emily! [ cheers and applause ] >> and for more, check out this month's "women's health" magazine. we'll be right back. ♪ it's the yoplait greek taste-off and we are asking the music city which 100-calorie strawberry greek yogurt is the next big thing. i'm a random lady with a table full of yogurt. want some greek yogurt? can i ask you a question? tell us what tastes best. this one is definitely the winner. that one is good. a is great. yoplait greek 100! that's the stuff right there. you want to see which one yoplait greek beat? chobani yes! yoplait greek wins again. take the taste-off for yourself! it is a beautiful day for yogurt. thosthey're called winglets. at the end of the wings? winglets