[ laughter ] >> we're on, we're on, we're on. >> that's it! >> come on, come on, baby. p. ♪ >> who was the second president of the united states? >> sammy hagar. [ ding ] >> who is the current u.s. president? >> kenya man. [ ding ] >> what it the united states's number one export? >> sex appeal. [ ding ] >> who is the current secretary general of the united nations? >> coffee doffee. [ ding ] >> what year did the u.s. declare independence from great britain? >> 2159. [ ding ] >> who is vladmir putin? >> he played drums for "rush." [ ding ] >> who is the prime minister of israel? >> jerry seinfeld. [ ding ] >> you tried to your best to stump trump, but it obviously didn't work. but we give you a consolation prize. here you go. here's a t-shirt that just says, "i'm dumb." [ laughter ] it says "dumb." it's what you are, bud. ♪ lving in america >> there you have it. donald trump won the debate. tune in tomorrow when he double wins the debate. tune in tomorrow when he double-wins the debate. ♪ living in america [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: what hav

on that. >> supervisor kim. >> thank you. i just had a question on that if there's a 3 county bond measure inch not seen 0 one in my time a 2/3rd's plus one vote. >> i'm not sure if we 2/3rd's yeah, i'm told twittered the first thing and cross the 3 counties. >> the county below and santa fe san francisco was super high the average of the 3 and also how many

on that. >> supervisor kim. >> thank you. i just had a question on that if there's a 3 county bond measure inch not seen 0 one in my time a 2/3rd's plus one vote. >> i'm not sure if we 2/3rd's yeah, i'm told twittered the first thing and cross the 3 counties. >> the county below and santa fe san francisco was super high the average of the 3 and also how many county wasn't participate in that bond. >> i think by agreement san mateo will not and santa clara has contributed on a different basis so the 3 county for this bond as i understand. >> i understand on a more curious question in general how many counties can participate in a bond measure like that. >> the bart is formed as the 3 sdriblthsd could be as many as the bart district but maybe another regional measure for the bridge tolls all the county in the area. >> and we're trying to get to a press conference downstairs so if we can do a quick response. >> we need the state legislation like the gas tax they'll put it up on the smaller sunset. >> i'll ask enjoy realize were on a time issue. >> thank you very much we can open up for public comment any member of the public seeing

on that. >> supervisor kim. >> thank you. i just had a question on that if there's a 3 county bond measure inch not seen 0 one in my time a 2/3rd's plus one vote. >> i'm not sure if we 2/3rd's yeah, i'm told twittered the first thing and cross the 3 counties. >> the county below and santa fe san francisco was super high the average of the 3 and also how many county wasn't participate in that bond. >> i think by agreement san mateo will not and santa clara has contributed on a different basis so the 3 county for this bond as i understand. >> i understand on a more curious question in general how many counties can participate in a bond measure like that. >> the bart is formed as the 3 sdriblthsd could be as many as the bart district but maybe another regional measure for the bridge tolls all the county in the area. >> and we're trying to get to a press conference downstairs so if we can do a quick response. >> we need the state legislation like the gas tax they'll put it up on the smaller sunset. >> i'll ask enjoy realize were on a time issue. >> thank you very much we can open up for public comment any member of the public seeing

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on our website for the napa earthquake anniversary. there. you can find more video, as well as a guide on what to do if an earthquake hits. it's all on kron-4-dot-com. what started as a joyful event on the napa wine train for eleven bookclub members. mostly african american women. quickly grew sour. about 45 -minutes into the trip on saturday. train officials told, the group they had to leave and would be escorted off the train. train employees said. they were laughing too loudly. one book club member describes the experience. as humiliating and degrading. >>:we had to walk all the way through all the additional five cars to be able to get off the train, so they took us and they operated us through every single car with all the passengers watching us. it was horrible and humiliating and degrading and that is the part that i've never ever forget. >> pam :a train spokesperson says, the company refunded the womens' ticket money. and offered them a free ride back to their starting point. the posey tube. which runs between alameda and oakland. will be closed for the next three nights. the tube closure started tonight at 10. it will be und

the city streets of the north on 11 side heavily affected it is 20 minutes before the drive times concern for no. 1 on oneense of to montague. >>rebecca: if you're traveling the options are on to the highway 87 our capitol expressway what discloses is still in effect that as very slow and to fremont extended 26 minutes the bay bridge toll plaza where is starting to get heavy the drive time is 15 minutes because traffic is backed up to the foot of the maze getting into downtown san francisco of ride at this point getting of sfo is wanted 30 minutes if you're heading to the airport this morning. >>reporter: the marine layer is checked in this morning san francisco check-in is 60 san jose and oakland also and 60 uniformity across the much of the bay area santa rosa making note is again that low perhaps it might be some fog issues to contend with this is typical is now one of the blood red almost bugboy look at this everyone falls very quickly in the bay area by 9:00 p.m. tonight and 671 goes with the exception of napa and parcel wine country a nice check of the marine layer we see the future passed through t

comparing himself to tom brady, peyton manning and aaron rodgers at one of his weekly press conferences. fans did not like that. in a one-on-one interview you can only see her on abc7 he sat down with alex parker and said the three magic words -- , "i'm the best." here is our question to rgiii. >> do you feel like you are competing? i don't know technically for the starting job but do you feel you have to prove you are the best quarterback or is it easier for you just to assume that is the case, you don't weigh, it doesn't weigh on you? you know what i'm trying to say? robert: i don't know what you are saying but i don't feel i have to come out here and show anybody anything. why i'm better than this guy or that guy. i go out and may and i know i'm the best quarterback on this team. i know, i feel like i'm the best quarterback in the league. i have to go out and show that. any athlete at any level that concedes to someone else, they are not a top competitor, they are not trying to be the best they can be. there are guys in league that have done more than me but i still view myself as the best because that's what i work tow

>> rose: getting ready to go on vacation, five nights, if you want to! >> i like doing one-on-ones. a buddy of mine said you could do a show called "get off my lawn" because that's where you are now. i'm like the lit guile on the corner who keeps finding problems with this and that. i like being engaged. i just don't feel an overwhelming need to do it in public. >> rose: is it enough for you. when i see things happening in the public sector, in politics, on the racial front where i say, boy oh boy oh, boy oh, boy, do i wish i had a forum because i would like to come out swinging and say such and such. >> rose: richard would give you a forum tomorrow, do you want me to call him? >> he has enough headaches without me. (laughter) you know, i don't know. it's funny. i'm sure come friday morning after this, which we'll probably call debate with a small d on thursday night, i will have -- oh, my goodness, who was it who said -- letterman said the day after trump announced, he was sorry he quit, and that's what i think when i see what's passing for dialogue. >> rose: what would you do if yo

the big advantage you had is the opportunity to do a lot of one-on-one stuff. s the way the program was designed. unless you are going off to do a piece outside the studio. outside the studio you can do 1000 one on ones. but at that table, it is not what it is about. bryant: i did a five-part interview with david stockman when he was reagan's financial guru. i can't imagine now a morning program doing a five-part series of interviews with president obama's chief financial advisor. i can't imagine. charlie: we would do five different shows. five segments. bryant: but all different. charlie: no, same guy. we could do that, we would do that, and in fact, i'm arguing for that. cia, joe brown of the biden. bryant: the other big change is the morning show has been a progression thing. the heaviest stuff goes in the first half hour and you get progressively lighter. i remember for years there we were still talking about the mid east peace prospects in the third half hour. now a lot of shows i have watched go to the latest makeover in the first half hour. i'm kind of ou

on suddenly grounded. rescuers noted a bump on the boy's head. no word yet on incident caught on camera, but this one much more disturbing. a multitasking bus driver behind the wheel with students on board. >> he was so engrossed with his cell phone conversation that he failed to notice the student recording him. abc's rebecca jarvis has more. >> reporter: caught in the act. a school bus driver talking on his cell phone. the student filming tells her father it wasn't the first time. >> if it's happened before and it's happened again, to the point that she's taking a video of it, then it's not a mistake anymore. >> reporter: thomas houk says all he could think about was a deadly accident last year in nearby knox county, tennessee, two students and a teacher's aide killed. police now say the driver was sending a text at the time of the accident. >> we know from last year it cost some lives. i don't want my daughter to be one of them. >> reporter: distracted driving kills 3,000 americans every year, and texting is considered one of the most dangerous distractions.

one relationship built with the police department? we have built a one-on-one relationship where i trust him, so if people want to turn themselves in or turn in a gun, because i built a relationship and the police chief of .unro and he was in richmond it's got to begin with a one-on-one relationship that will build the trust and change the perception. whenst had a shooting officer killed a resident of richmond and the community was very upset. i received a call from captain they worked on the simulated to see what happened. i do not agree with everything that is going on in richmond, with the police, or the community. i have not built a relationship with the chief. i tried couple of times but he is super busy. i know the police as an officer jackson who comes to our christian private school and he went to patty whacking and show teenagers and answered questions from teenagers in the community about it. that is what makes a change. you've got to do the one-on-one relationship building with trust and perception changing. thank you. i promise i did not put her

one of the police officers returned fire, hitting one of the suspects. one of the suspects is in the hospital. the other still on the loose. >> they weren't protesters. they were criminals. >> this happened as hundreds of people had come to mark the one-year anniversary of michael brown's death. brown was shot and killed by former ferguson police officer darren wilson after a struggle inside the police officer's car. we are continuing to monitor developments in ferguson. we'll have another update for live in our digital operations center, jesse gary, nbc 10 news. >>> loved ones are renewing their call for justice four months after a hit and run in philadelphia that killed a toddler and injured his mother. last night family and friends celebrated what would have been the third birthday for david e aleaia. david's mother is still recovering from her injuries. she was at last night's vigil and spoke to us about her son. >> he was always in the park kids. he was supposed to start school this year at the light house. now look. he's not here with us. >> and here's

rubio, 20 on donald trump and 10 on jeb bush and 20 on the others. >> 50 on carly fiorina. 50 on carson. ted has 50 on fiorina. a lot of fiorinas also who are also saying that she should be be on that debate stage at cnn. okay. before we leave, first republican candidate out of this race. who drops out first? >> jim gilmore. he is not going to be in the cnn debate. he wasn't invited. he doesn't make the lowest cry criterion. i can't see him staying in. >> i think rick perry because i think he actually was running for president again and thought was going to make it i think a lot of the others like gilmore are looking for their next chapter but didn't actually think they were going to become our next president. >> i also say rick perry, his comment this week my campaign is not dead says it all. >> that is it for the panel but stay tuned for your friday feedback. >>> finally tonight your friday feedback. your story on donald trump position and stories he has changed on do they really matter? david griffin has said he says where he is now on

on this. >> i don't care. we can talk right here. it's got her face on it. >> come on. problem at all. one minute. >> i will walk over there. i won't play. >> good. he is going to come over. ♪ >> got to make a quick phone call. >> jimmy: all right. >> hey, michelle, yeah, he, he, it's my publicist. my publicist. just real quick. he is making me play the game. i've told-up you i didn't want play the game. >> hold it, one second. i don't know who you are. you told them. who did you speak to her? is there a bonita here? >> jimmy: there is no bonita. guillermo she is thinking of. here are the rules. >> telling me the rules. >> jimmy: the first one that wraps the rope all the way around. you get to kiss heather graham on the face. winner of heatherball. i will go clockwise. >> heatherball, right. >> jimmy: start it off, bob. here we go. here we go. come on, now, bob! come on, bob! come on, bob! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i won. >> i'm fired. you're fired! >> jimmy: don't fire anybody over this. i'm the winner. thank you for playing. by the way we have something for yo

in frequency, and because the business model of s has changed, they are deliver the getting in on these one-on-one conversations, and we are seeing it more. ken: have net conversations with tech companies, and have you talked to twitter and other social media types? john: talking about social media, but when you think about many different business models in social media and to print services. engaging, and need to, both at the justice department but also the fbi and others, to engage in talks constructively with these companies. the business model keeps changing. there is great expertise and how they technically work, and it resides in private hands, and in one mightese models, be we are a business, and we are building a platform for people to talk and share ideas. their business model is not we want to have that model used by terrorists. the business model. when we talk to these companies now, i think there is an increasing awareness that that same site that they use for good is being used to target people on the platform, and it is good business to make sure your platform is eighth. in addit

on-one. if you could have his say in court. very late at night, on the last day of the trial, the judge earlier that day had agreed to a lot standing bear be the last speaker and close of the trial. it was about 10:00 p.m. at night. the courthouse was packed. the paper for weeks, everybody knew it was coming. there were judges, lawyers, citizens crammed into the to see what was going to happen in this remarkable the of the indian suing brigadier general of the american army to be a free person. at the very last speaker in this long exhausting day, standing bear walked up to the forms of the courtroom, where the judge was, bright eyes was with him. he held out his hand for a long time. he said to the judge, in a very loud voice, is a term project, that that hand is not the color of yours. but if you pierce it, you sh all feel pain. the blood that port for my hand is the same color as yours. i am a man. the same god made us both. talk he got done with his about it was so eloquent, then , women began to cry in the back of the courthouse. even the brigad

going to talk for the next couple of minutes. >>> coming up next, tennis superstar serena williams one on one on the women's side, it's all about serena. looking to become the first p y player to win a grand slam since 1988. robin sat down with her for this espn/abc exclusive. take a look. >> serena williams. >> reporter: she's queen of the grand slam. superstar serena williams. the number one tennis player in the world. back to defend her u.s. open crown. so how do you keep it all together as you get closer and closer to the start of the open? >> actually, it's really easy. i don't feel pressure to win here. i feel like i want to win here. more than probably anybody. but at the same time, i don't feel that pressure. i felt a loft pressure in wimbledon, going for the serena slam. getting that four in a row. that was interesting. >> why was that more pressure than going for "the" grand slam? >> i think it was the pressure i put on myself. i learned not to put that pressure on myself. relax and do what i can do and to work hard and to win if i can. >> mentally or physically, at this point in yo

one of your 101 ships? arnold: no, i haven't been on every ship yet. but i've been on quite a few. when you walk onto one of carnival's fun ships, the first thing you notice are the amusement style attractions. it's like a county fair on water. and after you dry off, it's time to take in some extravagant, vegas-style entertainment. >> ♪ don't go for second-best baby put your love to the test ♪ betty: and then it is off to a meal fit for a queen or king. and you can burn the calories off all in the same place. arnold: you know, we have personal trainers that consult, also, you know, dietitians. betty: donald and i walked the decks from the luxurious spa -- arnold: the spa is my favorite place on the ship. [laughter] betty: -- to some of their nighttime hotspots, where he showed me some of his signature dance moves. [laughter] betty: but for all the amenities aboard, he says that when it comes to cruising, there is no one-size-fits-all ship. arnold: you know, a cruise is not a cruise is not a cruise. there are -- every brand has a different type of cruising experience, and there's a

, that's his 50th one-one. just oner brothers don't shake hands brothers got a hug. the right phillips brothers connect, sean, brother bradley on the goal, red bulls up two-one, they win three-one over the union. apparently winning the triple crown was not enough for american pharaoh to sit back and relax. has call invitational monmouth park. will take place today. the race purse worth 1.75 million, which could have something to do with it, i guess. >> taking part in the first ever exhibition game in africa, the game held in johannesburg, as current nba stars from around the world took on team after k that is on the dream for the spin mover and dollars fade, still has the dream shake. team africa, though works fall to team world 100 to 97. and one more note, phillies on boxing star, danny garcia wins in a nine round tko over pauley, 31 and zero. that's all for sports, i'm pat gallon, have a great day. >> lasted only 34 seconds round a defended her ufc women's title after knocking out challenger bet it is first round it,

one more. yeah, yeah, yeah. >> we are one one. >> jimmy: you go. yeah. we're one one. here we go, pal. [ crowd yelling ] >> i heard seven. m not ineven going o tell yhu if it's heavy or not heavy or whatever. >> jimmy: i can tell, bet use you did that when you said that. [ laughter ] so it is heavy. i'm assuming it's something heavy, a plate of some sort and there's something on it and it's -- yeah, it's heavy. [ laughter ] i couldn't hear anything when you placed it down. >> you couldn't? >> jimmy: no. no, no, no. that means maybe it's light or rubber. something made of rubber. [ laughter ] >> it is a burrito. >> jimmy: nope. try again. [ laughter ] try again. tht at's clearly a lie >> i wasn't even done yet. >> jimmy: that's definitely a a lie. [ laughter ] itn''s not a burrito. >> so you're telling me to start over? >> jimmy: not a burrito. yeah. start over. >> this doesn't count. >> jimmy: start over. >> okay, okay, okay. [ laughter ] in my box -- [ laughter ] is a piece of moth. moss. not moth. is like a moss carpet piece. [ laughter ] square and it has kind of lik

means they each played an opponent one-on-one. krumitz: and for no more than three minutes. tes? mm-hmm. that's barely enough time to play one hand. true, but that's all they ever play. i mean, you log in, sit, play a hand, win, log out. (snaps) paul and randall weren't playing poker. they were getting paid for their seesrvic. this is how our target pays his crew. i bet this is also how our target washes his money. hackers love using online poker to launder funds. it's hard to track. but not impossible. you still want to argue you're not a hypochondriac? this is not about me. oh, my wife, she hates shots. and the doctor put her on these pills for the flu. a preventative measure because of her weakened immune system. i don't know, just being cautious, i guess. did you really think kathryn's doctor prescribed her phony meds? hearing jane bruno's story, i mean, this could happen to anyone. yesterday, i met an intelligent qualified doctor who fell down a slippery slope and ended up in the target's trap. there's a nationwide shortage of doxaflu. yeah, it's just hard to believe you

on that. >> supervisor kim. >> thank you. i just had a question on that if there's a 3 county bond measure inch not seen 0 one in my time a 2/3rd's plus one vote. >> i'm not sure if we 2/3rd's yeah, i'm told twittered the first thing and cross the 3 counties. >> the county below and santa fe san francisco was super high the average of the 3 and also how many county wasn't participate in that bond. >> i think by agreement san mateo will not and santa clara has contributed on a different basis so the 3 county for this bond as i understand. >> i understand on a more curious question in general how many counties can participate in a bond measure like that. >> the bart is formed as the 3 sdriblthsd could be as many as the bart district but maybe another regional measure for the bridge tolls all the county in the area. >> and we're trying to get to a press conference downstairs so if we can do a quick response. >> we need the state legislation like the gas tax they'll put it up on the smaller sunset. >> i'll ask enjoy realize were on a time issue. >> thank you very much we can open up for public comment any member of the public seeing

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one on one him, another that was left. we want to make sure that there's no danger with those backpacks so officers are working now from hazardous devices to clear those backpacks. >> so that gives you more information as to how that all went down and i know you were talking about what may have happened in the back parking lot versus the theater and as don aaron said, that started in the projection room as far as the officer confronting the suspect and when that suspect offered fire and the officer returning that fire. those two backpacks inspected right now. we do know that that movie, that "mad max" movie started at 1:15. the very time that witnesses reported gun fire and those calls were made to 911. metro police responding to that. still no word of vanderbilt medical center of anyone taken there and eyewitness reports of one american covered in blood and one person was hurt by that suspect wielding the hatchet. in addition to that gun. so we certainly want to clear that up and see the state of health as far as that othe

on, man. >> al: roberts. breaks away. forced out of bounds inside the 10 yard line. broke away from c.j. roberts. >> cris: lot of pressure coming which means one-on-one on the outside. they're playing off coverage. a quick little turn and throw. if the first guy misses the tackle, there you go. seth roberts very much in the competition for one of those wide receiver positions and he played well here in the fourth quarter. >> al: first and goal from the 9. >> cris: another penalty. sometimes on the screen pass coming out of the backfield you'll see a defender grab the running back. >> referee: holding defense number 96. half the distance to the goal. automatic first down. >> al: right here i think. >> cris: the back comes out and through. martin sees it is going to be a screen and takes him down kind of sort of. maybe. >> al: debatable. first and goal. incomplete at the goal line. tompkins looked around. this time there is no penalty. second down and goal. >> cris: we haven't seen any change in strategy, have we? james bettcher just keeps firing those blitzes. i would expect this one to be some sort of a pick play. you have avenue got to take adva

on mtv, one on syndication. t. they could see the talent. in fact, the letterman people had him under contract as a potential 12:30 host. >> then his moment came in the daily show needed a new host. >> welcome, welcome to the "the daily show," one on assignment, i'm jon stua'99. >> when the show was conceived, it was to be a mock newscast doing silly news, basically, an. and he hurricaturned it into po satire, much smarter. >> he was the voice of a generation that thought he explained the news better than the news. >> if your ice cube mels in the glass, it does not overflow, it is displacement. the icecaps melt, and it's ever where, we rstand! >> he's poignant in difficult times like 9/11. >> i wanted to tell you why i ue grieved. but why i don't dispair. >> and he was unafraid to call anyone out >> i have come here tonight to plead to the mayor of [ bleep ] mountain -- >>. the daily show won ten emmy in a row for a variety series, more than any other show and got offers to host the grammys and oscars. had the ba

-on-one interview tomorrow on "action news." and world news tonight on david muir will have continuing coverage from virginia next at 6:30 after "action news." >>> an armed robbery suspect is in the hospital after being shot in the stomach by a philadelphia police officer, it happened at 61st and walnut in philadelphia, "action news" reporter, chad pradelli is there live. >> reporter: jim, let me set the scene for you, the suspect was running down the sidewalk here, and turned the corner and chasing on foot a short distance behind and in his cruiser halfway down the road. he stopped the suspect there, he ordered him to put the gun down and shot the suspect once in the stomach. >> police say that the suspect's .9 millimeter was on the ground. >> there are no guarantees in this job, everybody that putses the uniform on knows the dangers we face every day. police spotted catlin a few block as way and one officer chased on foot and the other officer sped ahead in his police cruiser and the suspect turned the corner at

interest rate, and that caused the people who were not exempt, the average person, when they retire one-on-onedividually on the retirement date prior to the notice, they would end up losing money. there is a lot to be said about following the money on the big issues. this, by the way, on the wto, jobs all the way back from that day, starting from january 1, two thousand, our jobs leaving the united states went the united states became a full-fledged member of the wto. unless we get our industry back, we're not going to be able to make headway of way. i do not care who is running for office. host: thank you for the call. never is next for madison, wisconsin. good morning. is for madison, wisconsin. good morning. and listen tot in the gentleman before me talking about money, but many things that are being said about climate change and other al issues are increasing the cost of core services, that being water, energy, and sanitation. as we are fed this rhetoric that has not been proven yet about five different social issues all across the board, all of the costs of core services are skyrocketing

volume. >> it definitely felt like there's quite a bit of a puking going on which is a non-discriminate selling going on. the one thing i would say is on a day like today when you're down 530 points on the dow today's not the day to panic. you've got to go out and buy umbrellas before it rains. when the market's up. today is not the day to payne. you don't wake up on monday and sell everything out of your portfolio. we're already down 10%. at some point here, and i did some buying today, at some point this is a buying opportunity. maybe for a bounce. i tend to think lol longer-term we may have some problems. but tomorrow or monday morning you don't panic and sell. >> i couldn't agree with you more. if you're signature at home watching this show the worst thing in the world you can do on monday morning is wake up, call your broker and sell stocks. we're at a level right now that's very interesting. i personally think we're set up for a bounce, a trading boun here. i'm look firing bounce through next week. it could be short-lived. but i don't see significant down side risk here to this market. >> i'm not sure, whe

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you were on the rooftop with us. on the roof, sleeping on the rocks to get fresh air. >> reporter: the first district overwhelmed, under manned. >> they had to go on their roofs for rescue. >> reporter: he was a rookie when i met him and erupted when the cops abandoned their post and left town. all you cowards supposed to wear the basketball, can you truly wear the bam like our motto said? evidently you can't. >> reporter: hearing now what you said then, you stand by it? >> absolutely. i mean it and stand by it even to this day. >> reporter: cops that ran let everyone down. >> leave your brothers and sisters and poor people depending on us coming to the station for help. >> reporter: as if that wasn't enough, people started shooting at the police station. [ gunfire ] just talking to one of the officers and like that you heard a gunshot. i remember being on that roof, pow, pow, pow, pow, pow. what were you thinking, looking back at that now. >> i can't believe these people are doing that to us? >> so dark, we could hear but didn't know where

and it recovering deleted files is one of the things we do. >> wow. even on one's individual server, the regular person on gmail or whatever else they use, verizon, those are difficult to delete permanently. >> thinking you click delete it is simply marked for deletion on the hard drive and can be recovered months even years later. >> how good -- you say the fbi recovery team is pretty good. does that mean then that whatever was going on with hillary clinton with those files will ultimately be discovered? how long do you think it will take for that to occur? >> well i think what's important is that when you don't just have the files and you actually have the computer that those files were stored on, you can you will actually see and recreate events that occurred. so if someone for example tried to install a program that would delete certain files you could see when that program was installed on that computer and if somebody was perhaps trying to tamper with evidence. >> so even though they were unsuccessful in the deletion of those files we can see what their effor

on that. >> supervisor kim. >> thank you. i just had a question on that if there's a 3 county bond measure inch not seen 0 one in my time a 2/3rd's plus one vote. >> i'm not sure if we 2/3rd's yeah, i'm told twittered the first thing and cross the 3 counties. >> the county below and santa fe san francisco was super high the average of the 3 and also how many county wasn't participate in that bond. >> i think by agreement san mateo will not and santa clara has contributed on a different basis so the 3 county for this bond as i understand. >> i understand on a more curious question in general how many counties can participate in a bond measure like that. >> the bart is formed as the 3 sdriblthsd could be as many as the bart district but maybe another regional measure for the bridge tolls all the county in the area. >> and we're trying to get to a press conference downstairs so if we can do a quick response. >> we need the state legislation like the gas tax they'll put it up on the smaller sunset. >> i'll ask enjoy realize were on a time issue. >> thank you very much we can open up for public comment any member of the public seeing

we did try to speak one-on-one with the mayor tonight so we could ask him our own questions about at one point it's the city's responsibility to pave its own streets and roads, but he was not available to talk to us directly tonight. live in jersey city, josh einiger, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> the donald on duty, civic duty. in the jury pool with donald trump. could he end up on a case tomorrow? >> what a wonderful night to be in central park. a surprise concert from stevie wonder and we were there. and who else was lucky enough to get a front row seat? >> we go live outside where it is still sticky. how long will the heat wave last? jeff smith >>> at the age of 110, she was believed to be the oldest u.s. veteran. tonight we remember emma didlake who died at her home in michigan. she was honored for her service by president obama at the white house. she was 38 when she joined the women's army axiliary core in 1938 and served stateside. >>> republican presidential frontrunner donald trump is back in campaign mode tonight after a brief detour for jury duty. trump arrived at the cou

donald trump any time, any place early morning on fox news, daytime on fox news, prime time on fox news, on set, on the phone from his lavish headquarters in new york. donald trump before the august 6 debate was a potted plant if fox news studio crew members kept finding new sunny places for. he was always there: i mean, ahead of getting into the race, right? donald trump was a celebrity but in terms of making the leap that he has made from celebrity to political candidate. no entity midwifed that process more effectively than fox news did. fox news basically gave him a rolling live platform on h which he could become more of a candidate on their airwaves everyday. ing in thursday august 6 when it turned out mr. trump did not like the way fox news asked him questions in that first debate. didn't like what the fox news hosts and moderators were asking him about. he expressed displeasure about that on social media and on tv news over and over and over again. but not on fox news. he stopped going on the fox news channel after that first debate. he had been wallpaper on the fox news channel

you can't work but so many overtime hours on and on and on. at some point you're going to hit a wall. that will work one or two ways for us. neither of those ways are good. they'll be more stressed which means less tolerant and more uses of force, et cetera, which is not good, or they'll start calling in to get some time off, which makes somebody else have to work which is still not good. it's just not a good situation at all. >> besides being the administrative lieutenant i'm also in charge of institution recruitments. that's been going pretty good. as of lately, we've been getting some pretty good recruits in. i think we got four or five at the academy right now and so far those guys are doing good. >> every now and then, shake the fence. >> i came in here as a trainee or cadet and basically the pre-part of my deployment before i attend the academy for officer corrections c01 is to come here and basically be an observer. i've been preparing for that for now for about seven months and just trying to get ready for the different physical require

one banner read freshman daughter dropoff. the other one on the side there go ahead and drop off mom too. the other one on the left was kind of a little -- i don't know. ben: mom one -- yeah. makes it clear. if hope your baby girl is ready for a good time. draped from the balcony in the offcampus home condemned banners and investigating whether frat member were involved and they can guarantee that they were. ben: waitress in new jersey was served up a rather large insult. juliet: down there in belmar she is a server because she wantses to pay tuition at rutgers posted this pick of a receipt for a $112 bill and if you look at the tip it says lol one hour for food. so jess says they waited an hour. but she said she told them the kitchen was busy and djs -- i mean djs is like a club too. >> yeah, a bar club. you know, you can't expect like -- >> no one goes for the food, though. >> i don't know if they have good food maybe they do. >> bar food but calls her experience with this group cruel and unnecessary. servers make $2.50 an hour before tips.