he's a former p.a. minister and thinks p.a. troops are part of the reason the authority is losing support. >> translator: security forces need to refrain from stopping people from positive protests, that they're doing everything. >> reporter: the p.a. says it's doing everything it can. >> there is a united front with all sectors of the palestinian people. the p.a. is not trying to prove to anyone what it's doing for the sake of its people. >> reporter: on the streets of ramallah where life for the most part continues as normal, support for hamas is growing. hamas won elections here in 2006 before the violent divide which saw hamas say control of gaza. hamas is gaining leverage that the p.a. has so far failed to achieve as they watch this bloody conflict. >>> now, governments in west africa remain on high alert over a worsening outbreak of ebola. it killed 67 0e people in the region since january. that's the worst outbreak. the republic of guinea has 319 deaths this year. liberia reported 129 deaths including one of the country'

the p.a. is headed by muhammad abbas, a holocaust denier who was yasser arafat's right-hand man for three decades. ever since frat and abbas were given autonomy to run the palestinian territories 20 years ago through the oslo accords, they have used that power to radicalize their population and to harden opposition to the very idea of peaceful existence with the jewish state of israel. palestinian children are bombarded with heavy-handed propaganda praising the virtues of suicide bombers and other mass murders. "sesame street" style puppets and cartoon characters are horrificcally used to encourage children to grow up to become terrorists. yet president obama hailed president abbas as a man who could help broker a peace deal, and phillip gordon called him in his speech last week a -- quote -- reliable partner for peace. madam president, holocaust deniers are not reliable partners. madam president, leaders who incite hatred and bigotry in the murder of innocent children are not reliable partner

with eare working with partners including the p.a.epartment of to understand the effects of marcelli shale drilling. you can read the whole statement on our website. so, mark, how much has the state of pennsylvania benefited from shale drilling? it's certainly been an economic force in northeast p.a. obviously, there are a lot of concerns with it. some of which i share personally and professionally, but we have seen a lot of growth in a rural area that has struggled for a long time. so it makes it a very difficult issue. there's a company called flynn energy that was started by a husband and wife, they started with juan truck, in 2009, he was driving that truck himself, and now he has 70 trucks and moorely 100 employees. and that story rings true throughout the region. so it -- it makes it a tough issue. there are a lot of concerns but it is certainly a powerful economic driver. >> and is that intersection tyson, with there's always the rub, right? you have the powerful economics of something, intersecting with potential health or env

unfortunately, the peace talks that were underway between israel and the p.a., under american offices have failed. i hope they get underway again and succeed. >> and now we are at a place where the two sides within the palestinian territories, the p.a., are frying to form a unity government, and the indications that we get from israel is that any unity government that includes hamas is not a government we will have a conversation with. so we are back at the start. >> yes. that has been the position. certainly not everyone in israel agrees with that position. but again, my own personal belief is that if hamas is able to change it's approach, and then there's the question what the p.a., what they want to bring them in in a serious way. but that's a question for the palestinians. they have to deal with that one government, the existing agreement, and willing to make it -- >> minimalist -- pretty minimalist conditions are met. >> chuck, appreciate it, that's a long time for you to be on television without a picture of you, and not to have in you in front of your camera, but we appreciate

well the p.a. basically earns its money earns its income by by facilitating occupation. nor is points about that are. sadly but exactly exactly correct i thought that her or her points about the united states were were also spot on and i certainly would love to see the kind of scenario that she described where american taxpayers american citizens. putting pressure on on their government on their elected officials that u.s. policy would would change in this regard but but the sad reality is that the united states supports this kind of israeli occupation this kind of israeli quest for absolute freedom of unilateral military initiative in its own neighborhood because since the nineteen sixty seven war basically american administrations have judged that to be strategically useful for the united states in a cold war context it was great from an american perspective to have this us supply israeli military and keep in mind the united states did not provide military assistance to israel until after the nine hundred sixty seven war when israel showed itself capable of defeating s

i think it looked like the p.a. was on course to be a big loser, but i don't think that's true anymore. the way abass himself, the ripping off the european policy and has become the go to, a potential beneficiary and for about is not the big loser at this stage. >> fascinating, tragic times. >> very tragic. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >> turning to the continuing crisis in iraq. while the parliament elected ma assume to the role of president, the islamic state militants consolidated their hold on a large part of the country by in effect expelling christians from the northern city of mosul. hundreds of displaced christians marched on offices thursday, asking the world to pay witness to their suffering. many fled mosul after islamic state fighters imposed a deadline last weekend, demanding christians convert to islam, agree to pay a religious tax or be executed. for more, i'm joined by washington, d.c. from a former director of the c.i.a.'s counter terrorism center and aljazeera contributor. let's start with

remember the p.a.the biggest employer here in the west bank associate people report going to bite the hand that feeds them, if you like. but there is more -- there are more questions around the legitimacy or relevance of the p.a., particularly as palestinians here look at what hamas is doing in gaza and you know, questions whether the leverage that hamas is achieving there. so there is a bit of a shift. but i think it will be interesting to see how this plays out over the next few days particularly with owe ead comin. >> thank you very much, kim. >>> well,inwell, hamas says it's israel's fault that the ceasefire is over. >> translator: we reiterate it's the israel i occupation forces are innin impinging on the ceas. it's meant to serve them on the battlefield. therefore it is unwise for the pat stun vinnie resistence to respond or halt its operations against the israeli occupation forces so as not to give them a break, to breathe or reorganization their military orin tell jenks plans, israel should rea

the p.a.' camera and to look after the rest of the crew. >> snacks, check. everything else, check. >> cart conductor, check. >> they become family. usually figuratively but sometimes, literally. >> there's a bit of a tradition on "lockup" to have my family members work on the show. my sister was a producer. my sons have worked on the show. my middle boy, tommy, was a production assistant on "lockup: orange county jail." >> tell me what happened in there. >> i just got hit on by a bunch of men. >> men? >> women -- or women. it was a very new experience. >> welcome aboard. >> yeah. >> my oldest son, michael, graduated from college and went straight to work on "lockup: world tour" going to scotland and ended up in belgium as a production assistant. >> when we were in belgium a particular officer seemed to kind of create a joking relationship with our production assistant, michael. the officer was a strong guy and always talking about his strength and prowess. >> got to get low. >> mike played foot

p.a. turnpike is looking good. so is the blue route. interstate 78 at route 22, both majors are clear right now. >>> happening today in washington, lawmakers meet the man that president obama picked to head the troubledveon. plus, nbc 10 takes a closer welcome at v.a. employees in our area and we'll show you which workers recently got bonuses and raises amid the scandal. >>> ocean county firefighters assist a majestic osprey caught in a precarious spot. sfx: truck whoosh dad? sfx: trhello?cenal th aus he audiof n> we continuo ndbucks un. wo ain kdrh ho t a few minutes with nbc 10's jesse gary straight ahead. >>> new this morning from atlantic county, police are looking for a man who tried to lure a teenager in his car. a 14-year-old girl says she was talking to a friend's house last night when a man pulled up in a blue car and told her to get in several times. she refused, ran away and called the police. so far, investigators don't have any suspects. >>> now to a developing story, the defense team for the oscar pistorius murder trial ha

they found p.a. messages wills help. >>> and they are being blamed on distracted driving. the truck slammed a tree at 4:15 this morning in newark. the driver told police he was reaching for his clipboard when it happened. 10 homes in the area lost power and traffic was shot down one neighbor ktvu he fell often of the seat and he lost real. the car band truck driver were taken and drugs and alcohol were not opened and noter bound side was opened several hours ago. >>> fire officials came through and said it likely started as an electrical fire. they were forced out of their homes and quickly spread to the at at. >> it was pretty hairy, roof waltz una uninhibittable. >>> and the weather in new york state is providing relief. it is one of the worst fires in the central part of the state and has burned several acres and is still threatening several homes. cooler temperatures today and tomorrow should help fire crews but already and 100 is truly unprecedented . we have had twice as many acres burned already before the fire season even started anna firestorm put us in a position

as we watch severe storms on the p.a.-new york border.he most part they are off to our north, but eventually the front will start to collapse closer to the region. home summer sizzle. hazy and humid feeling 95 to 100 degrees. but not going over the 100-degree mark in many location no, sir heat advisories for tomorrow like last week. and later in the day watching for spotty thunderstorms north and west of philadelphia during the even hours. the cold front pushes through wednesday it is slow to move through, which means it stays humid. back into the upper 80s, some sunshine and a few scatter showers or thunderstorms for midweek. and tomorrow afternoon at 4:00 watching for thunderstorms to eye represent north and west, but they will remain normally north and west of philadelphia through 9:30 tomorrow night. many of us tomorrow will see the absence of any downpours or thunderstorms, mainly hot and humid. as the front drifts through here early wednesday morning still scattered showers and thunderstorms. wednesday not a washout. at the shore to

like 93 degrees, we are tracking some thunderstorms that have blossoms near state college in central p.a. and nothing is severe with this and it progresses to the east and some of us could get wet and hear a rumble of thunder in the evening hours, we'll track that and of course we are tracking tropical storm arthur. the sener is 20 to 40 miles per ho hour, and the pink is mainly south of the center, this is still disorganized but arthur will more than likely become a hurricane as it scrapes the outer banks of north carolina. we'll track this storm and let you know what it means as we approach the all important holiday weekend. >> lots of people will have their eyes to the skies, for a different reason on friday night. the fireworks over philadelphia, and with the count down to the big 4th of july show, people are ready celebrating in all kinds of ways, "action news" and sara bloomquist is live on the ben franklin parkway, sara that is the center of the action. >> reporter: that is right, you can see behind me the big stage is coming together for friday's big concert event here on the par

the p.a. systems were unreliable. visual message sign will be installed at the 22nd street station. >>> the mountain view city council is considering a proposal from google to find four electric shuttles. the shuttles would be free to the public and could begin running in october if the city council approves the plan this september as expected. the shuttles could help connect employees working at google headquarter with downtown mountain view. google said these shuttles are mainly intended to offer transportation to parks and ease traffic caused by its expansion. >>> a new development project in fremont will be considered this week on tuesday, city council members will discuss plans to build a new innovation center in the area where the new warm springs bart station is set to open next year. according to the contra costa times, it could mean the construction of 4,000 new homes as well as shots, restaurants, hotels, and up to 12,000 new jobs. >>> happening now, this year's alcatraz escaped just getting under way. that

no one was a nurse or a p.a. or anything like that. never really grew up knowing i wanted to be a doctor. >> in this video tim shares the story of why he wants to become a doctor, but more importantly, why he is so motivated to become a doctor. for six years says he battled something called chronic fatigue syndrome which basically made it next to impossible for him to do anything. >> for six years i battle on chronic fatigue and immuno deficiency system. i got worse and worse. tumors on my thyroid. after 12 kidney stones, i just stopped counting. >> needless to say it was incredibly difficult for him. amazingly, he overcame his condition and now because of it is super motivated to try to help other people, not just here in the u.s., but anywhere that he can internationally. because medicine school is so expensive, he created a go fund to pay. he is asking for $300,000 to tell more about his journey and this campaign. we have him on "right this minute." >> that's brave of you to start a go fund me campaign page to fund your studies. >>

back in 2009, a report revealed that the p.a. systems at those ports were unreliable and inadequate. this has impacted the customer service. caltrain said that it's used for critical information and what about in an emergency, you can't understand anybody? at the 22nd street station, caltrain is installing visual message signs that will make a difference. >> i think it will be really helpful. as far as being able to see it because you're not always paying attention, it will be great are for the community here. >> it will let you know if you're on time, not going to be on time, things like that. >> that's what matters most? >> that's what matters most. >> the project is expected to be done in late december or early january. >>> former secretary of state hillary clinton will be in silicon valley this afternoon. she'll be taking part in an online question and answer question during her visit in menlo park. this starts at 2:30. clinton will be doing the same thing at the twitter headquarters at 5:30 she is promoted her best-selling b

think the real danger right now is the palestinians getting -- their riots getting out of hand of the p.a. refuses to put them down, and you could see intepada. of an >> thank you for your insight. thank you for speaking to "france 24." with their country in turmoil, iraqis are fast losing patience with their squabbling politicians. they walked out saying they had failed to come up with another prime minister. a splinter group has set up a cal fate in captured territories. nouri al-maliki said today that he is still hopeful that a new government can be formed in the next session of parliament. staying with iraq, and london-based experts say su-25 attack jets are likely to have come from neighboring iran. iraq has purchased more than a dozen other jets from russia as it tries to tackle the sweeping jihadist offensive, which has over-run large areas of the country. on a lighter note, the british public has given a warm welcome back to the monty python comedy troop, returning to the stage yesterday. tickets to all 10 performances were snapped up within 44 seconds of going on sale. the comedi

and the front as it pulls into central p.a. late tomorrow evening is the best opportunity for thunderstorms. and pushes through almost stalls wednesday bringing humidity, some sunshine and a few scattered showers and thunderstorms. but it will bring the temperature back down to 89. future tracker at 4:00 tomorrow afternoon most of us just hazy and hot. but you watch for the possibility of some of the thunder storms north and west and some could pass through the suburbs of philadelphia. and most of delaware looking drive even during the even. at the shore water temperature 65 degrees. at 11:00, 88. 3:00, the gusty breeze kicks in bringing it the heat down a little bit. the exclusive accuweather forecast shows it is hot and humid, the peak of the heat 94. and wednesday humid and back down into the 80s with a few showers and thunderstorms around. but not a washout. the humidity moves away here thursday into friday. sun and clouds, and mid 80s for highs before the humidity returns saturday, sunday monday with the general pop-up aft

they found the p.a. systems were unreliable and a visual message sign will be installed at the station and the improvements are expected to take several months. >>> time now is 4:39. new information about one of the suspects involved in last week's deadly shootouts in stockton. the recent crime that police say are certain he took part in. >>> starting today, it's going to cost you more to fly. the reason for the increase and who it impacts the most. >> good morning on the east shore freeway, we're off to a decent start as you can see on the 80 westbound. i'll tell you more about the time it takes you to drive from the kar tee that is bridge to the mac arthur maze. >> continuing to pump in tropical clouds and showers. we'll see about the temperature differences today. south bay is different but north bay? a lot of clouds. >> welcome back to ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> two trains collided near, milwaukee, wisconsin. three engines and rail cars were off and people allowed to go back home. two people we

. >>> and the p.a. system will be upgraded all over the state at mta stations. many of them were unreliable and inadequate. they will bring communications up to current standards. this will take six months to complete. >>> there's outcry in new york city over the death of a map who died in police custody. cell phone video captured what appears to be officers using a chokehold on the man, which is a violation of the nypd's approved tactics. nbc's ron mott has the latest. >> reporter: it happened on staten island. cell phone video shows new york city police confronting 43-year-old eric garner whom they suspected of illegally selling cigarettes when things got physical. one of the officers applied a chokehold and another officer pinned his head to the sidewalk. moments later -- >> i can't breathe. i can't breathe. >> reporter: garner complained he couldn't breathe eight times. he later went limp and died. >> all he did was break up a fight. >> reporter: ramsey recorded the incident on his phone. >> you have a protocol to follow and they didn't follow none of it. >>

to real story right here because the israelis and the americans and their friends want to keep the p.a. the way it is it's very subservient and it likes taking money to pay salaries it likes all those other perks it likes being actually a prison guard. well basically earns its money earns its income by by its still attaining occupation i think nor as points about that are. sadly but exactly exactly correct i thought that her points about the united states were also spot on and i certainly would love to see the kind of scenario that she described where american taxpayers american citizens. putting pressure on on their government on their elected officials that u.s. policy would would change in this regard but but the sad reality is that the united states supports this kind of israeli occupation this kind of israeli quest for absolute freedom of unilateral military initiative in its own neighborhood because since the nineteen sixty seven war basically american administrations have judged that to be strategically useful for the united states in a cold war context it was great from an amer

(woman over p.a.) tracy jordan to the stage, please. tracy to the stage. hey, hey, hey, where are you going? they've been paging you for rehearsal. rehearsal? we just did a show last week. i just came to pick up a paycheck. no. we do a show every friday, tracy. it's not gonna work. next friday is damon dash's birthday party. and the friday after that, there's an orgy over at elizabeth-- yeah? well, you're part of a team now, okay? so you have to be in the shows and you have to rehearse. and when you rehearse, jenna would really like it-- i would like it too-- if you would read exactly what's on the cue cards. it's making everybody crazy. can't do it. i'm an improviser. my acting style is like jazz. jazz that you laugh at. [imitates jazz trumpet] "ah ha ha ha ha! ah ha ha ha ha!" just try, okay? i have a meeting upstairs. i'll be right back. [classical music]

it's a good day to use the air conditioner, if you have it, in your car. 309 is clear, p.a.urnpike is looking good. no big issues for drivers on the new jersey turnpike. this is a live look at route 13 at townsend boulevard. route 1 aquiet this morning, so is interstate 95. that closure still out there on 495. on 42 northbound near creek road, we have an active construction zone until about 6:00 this morning. >>> new from overnight, chester police are investigating a shooting that has left five people hurt. nbc 10's katy zachry is live outside the chester police department. katy, what happened? >> reporter: the shooting happened around midnight. we are still sorting out the details. we've reached out to the detectives and police chief who we understand were at the scene. here's video of the scene, the gunfire erupted at the intersection of th and tillman streets around midnight. five people were shot at this single scene, from the bullet casings you see on the ground there were at least eight to ten shots fire. chester police and chester fire responded and blocked off the ar

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still real story right here because the israelis and the americans and their friends want to keep the p.a. the way it is it's very subservient and it likes taking money to pay salaries it likes all those other perks it likes being actually a prison guard. well basically earns its money earns its income by by its still attaining occupation i think i think nor as points about that are. sadly but exactly exactly correct i thought that her or her points about the united states were were also spot on and i certainly would love to see the kind of scenario that she described where american taxpayers american citizens. putting pressure on on their government on their elected officials that u.s. policy would would change in this. guard but but the sad reality is that the united states supports this kind of israeli occupation this kind of israeli quest for absolute freedom of unilateral military initiative in its own neighborhood because since the nineteen sixty seven war basically american administrations have judged that to be strategically useful for the united states in a cold war context it wa

repeating the mistakes of the p.a. before and now. the disconnection of the communities. what is happening now, the discourse is -- they demand to reconnectosure and with the west bank. list theou say closure, the blockade, explain what that is. >> gaza is not under siege since seven years only. they are under severe terms of her stretch of movement. it has been since the beginning of the 1990's 1990's. this is something people tend to forget and i am always angry about that. the closure started when they came to power. it has intensified, but it --rted much earlier because to disconnect gaza and the west bank. when i talk about lifting the closure, they cannot imagine opening to the west bank -- opening the borders for raw materials, to having raw material enter gaza and to have some connection to the world. other people understand. people in gaza understand. they want to go back and live and be palestinians in this country and go back to the west bank and have connections with the west bank. they are coming back to the fold. we do not know. it is like the israeli mixtur

as we look at live-we are not following the squall line like we had in western p.a., it's broken in natureew out there now and one in maryland we are watching as it heads towards newcastle county, what we have with the storms this evening, that is the good news, if they pop up and reach severe limits, wins of 70 miles per hour and quarter size hail is possible. we'll take a look at two particular storms we are watching coming up. >> thanks adam. >>> we know what caused two homes to chance in the cobbs creek area of flds. the stone foundation wall in the basement buckled that led the party wall between the properties to give way. they rescued one dog and nobody was hurt. 42 other homes are infected and they have been deemed safe. >>> people in center city got quite the square this afternoon when a load of lumber came crashing down from a crane, the action cam was at the corner of chestnut at noon, that is when the materials tumbled down and crushed the crane's cab right there. nothing else was damaged and no one was injured. >> lucky nobody was in the cab at the time. >>> still ahead, tiny

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and stormtracker 6 live double scan shows severe thunderstorm watches are far to the north and the p.anew york border and northern new england. where the storms are severe. in central pennsylvania, a weak line is beginning to develop and some of them are trying to turn severe along i-78 north and west of pottsville and right around harrisburg moving to the east at 20 miles per hour. one random thunderstorm popping near reading and some storm winds at 60 miles per hour as they are releasing heavy rain. we'll watch the line as it pushes to the east over the next hour. we'll look at how cool those temperatures get and another day of 90 degrees, when we return. >> thank you. >>> chopper 6 hd live over love park where the jewish federation is holding the rally we mentioned. eva pilgram is there now and will have a live report coming up on "action news" at 5:00 but several hundred people gathered at love park. >>> some animal shelters in reading are asking for your help today. they are trying to find new homes for dozens of katds following the death of their care taker. martha spent her own

on the p.a.nd warning those who are going to ride this out that the storm has taken a different tract that was not favorable to this area. and what that means basically, according to the national hurricane center, is that this system is getting a bit closer to the shoreline. then initially was thought. it is going to be a stronger storm. so it is going to pack quite a punch. we will see winds blowing and gusting. at times over 90 miles an hour, right now, and it is going to continue to intensify. it can climb to more than five people. we will see power outages it is going to be a rough go. it is the fact that it is a fast moving one, so a lot of people are hoping it gets through the area, they can get back in and at least salvage a bit of the weekend here. and then come back as you mentioned once it is done. >> bridges that can be closed at the water piles up too much. hopeny those visitors many who have an experienced these type of storms before, have taken the advise of the emergency managers w

i talk a lot about energy in western p.a. because i contend that we can relight america from western pennsylvania. we need to relight america. we need to boom again. a lot of people have given up on the idea that america can boom again. but for us to get this economy growing, energy is a huge part of it. and again we're seeing thousands of jobs throughout pennsylvania because of the gas industry we're seeing people who are able to stay on their farms. imagine that. they're fracturing the shale in pennsylvania to get -- to release the energy. they're not fracturing families, because the families can stay on those farms and get the revenues from that to help them keep their farms in business. growing our energy economy means more families sustaining jobs and lower energy prices for families in western pennsylvania and around the nation. developing our nation's plentiful natural resources and being good stewards of the environment need not be mutually exclusive. i want to bring attention, mr. speaker, to a little known area of e

the p.a. systems were just not reliable. visual message sign will also be installed at the 22nd street station. all of those improvements are expected to take several months. >>> 5:39 is the time right now. community still mourning the loss of a mother following the deadly bank robbery in stockton. coming up at 6:00, what we learn about one of the suspects and the bank robbery at the same bank. >> starting today, it will cost you more to fly. what the extra fees will pay for and who will be affected the most. >> good morning. right now, we are still looking at a decent commute in the southeast bay as you look at the sinoel gray. we'll look at the south bay ahead. >> an usual dry pattern. usually we see this end of august and september. nonstop here the last few days. tropical and light rain to the north. we'll see if this was ending or if more is on the way. homosexual. >>> welcome back to ktvu channel 2 morning news. hazardous, cleaning tach two trains collided near milwaukee, wisconsin. three engines and ten rail cars dera

back in 2009, a report said that the p.a. systems were bad. the project is expected to be finished in december or january. >>> disaster struck at at&t park, but no worries, it's all for show. that car part of the prop. filming continues for the upcoming movie, san andreas. the leading man, dwayne the rock johnson was on hand. parts of streets are closed tonight for filming. some drivers are frustrated. but others see the move as good in general. >> it's a sensitive topic for some neighborhoods, i feel, but i think overall it's good for the city. it's good for tourism, good for sort of international recognition. >> the giants, by the way, are out of town. last week we saw this. they were shooting scenes at fisherman's wharf. >>> let's bring in rob mayeda. is it good earthquake weather in san francisco? >> some might say it feels that way with all the humidity over the weekend. we had a few showers on saturday and sunday. and outside right now, 74 degrees. but it probably feels warmer than that due to the fact at that we have this mid-level mois

the improvements come after a report that the p.a. systems there were not reliable. a visual message sign will also be installed at the 22nd street station. all of the improvements are expected to take several months. >>> it's now 6:40. we continue to follow breaking news in the east bay. a serious traffic collision in newark involving multiple vehicles and downed power lines. >> also, dozens of families forced out of their homes. a fast-moving fire in the east bay. the challenges the firefighters were facing to get it under control. >> good morning. we are looking at traffic that is building and we have a problem in the east bay as well. here at the toll plaza, a 25 minute drive in the san francisco. we'll give you more drive times coming up. >> lots of cloud cover in fact. reporting stations saying cloudy and man, it is warm out there. mid 60s and 67 degrees in san jose meteorology department. what's going on here? we'll have it for you coming up. >>> dozens of people are out of their homes after a fire that caused heavy damage to an apartment complex in san lorenz

they will yub grade p.a.ystems at the station in san francisco along with stations in south san francisco, sunnyvale, and san jose. all of this follows a 2009 report that found the p.a. systems there were unreliable. a visual message sign will be installed at the 22nd street station. all of the improvements are expected to take several months. >>> it seems fewer millennials are choosing to tie the knot. today's young adults are on track to have the lowest rates of maferrage by age 40 compared to any previous generation. that means more than 30% of millennial women could be unmarried by the age 40. there's less stigma about people living together and starting families without being married and many are waiting until their finances improve before walking down the aisle and sometimes it takes a little time. >> a little time. >>> let's check in with sal one more check on your commute. >> we're kind of bad on 24. we have a new report of a crash inside the tunnel and traffic is going to be slow now coming out of th

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