s outbrea. cal-ohsa says the orange county theme park failed to maintain cooling equipment for its water rides. over 20 people with ties to the park fell sick with legionnaire )s disease last fal. at least one person died. legionnaires ) can be triggered by bacteria found in man- made water systems. disney denies its equipment caused the illness. a hearing is scheduled for next month. passengers from a quarenteened flight from dubai are still being treated for "flu-like symptoms" this morning. it all started wednesday. that )s when 100 people aboard n emirates flight began feeling sick - the plane was quarantined in new york... a dozen more complained of the same symptoms yesterday on a flight in philadelphia. they had taken off from mecca, saudi arabia before catching connecting flights that landed in the u-s. as student return to campus -- parents in one city are on edge this morning. investigators say the suspect in a series of attempted sexual assaults at a popular east bay beach .. may have also targeted elementary school students. police say the suspect may be connected to two cases at "wood middle scho

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trash bins were overturned and parked cars were submerged in floodwaters. > people who s may have a higher chance of develing dementia. smokers were 14% more likely to develop the seascondition. people who never smoked at all had the lowest risk ofpi deve dementia or al alzheimer alzheimer's. >>> new baby boomers are turning to marijuana. more older americans are smoking marijuana than ever before. 9% of adults between the age ove 50 and 64 ha used the drug. the percentage of users has doubled over the last de sde. those thked as teenagers are likely to smoke again as adults. >>> united airlines is saying good-bye to plastic this is the latest to ditch plastic due to environmental concerns. united will place disposable plastic drink stirrs with d mboo versions on all planes. american airlines aska airlines announced similar measures this year. i was at starbucks getting an iced coffee. i reached for the straw and my son said, don't get the straw. i had to che myself. >> how do you stir it? >> just drink it. >> you have to stir it. put your finr in there. >>> we're getting new the video of

actually had highland park designed as an advertising tool with signage, handsome buildings to expose the machinery so people on the sidewalk -- this is an aerial photograph in the early 20's of new highland park. you can see the early 1920's in highland park at the plant, and you can see up there, the ford name on five smokestacks. those are the plateglass windows. engineers said they didn't need five smokestacks but ford wanted to put one letter of the name between each one, so the actual design was based on marketing considerations. when they introduced the model a to replace the model t, the first factory car produced at river rouge, his new factory, for its advertising agency hired charles schiller, the photographer, to photograph not the car, but the factory. and schiller said i speak in the tongue of my times, the mechanical, the industrial. our factories are substitutes for religious expression. and this is the most famous of schiller's photograph of the river rouge plant, it is called conveyors, ford plant, 1927, and this was used in advertising. you bought the car because you wanted to be associated with the modernity of the factory. ford also believed it was a s

s-band radar is alive with heavy thunderstorm. >> a storm system parked over arkansas, oklahoma and tex texas, so much rain is being dumped, people don't have time to react. >> we have multiple homes being flooded out. >> reporter: police and firefighters near ft. worth made at least 35 rescued overnight a scramble on top of their homes >> it was only about an inch deep. it was about a foot deep, and then the middle of my chest in the whole house. >> reporter: surrounding towns pitched in to help even as first responders got cut off. >> we're constituenting the highest point was six feet, making it different for emergency vehicles. >> reporter: september has already dumped four times the average on dallas and ft. worth. arlington firefighters found the body of a 24-year-old man swept away by the current knee the university of texas. rescueses are ongoing. the outlook isn't any better for sunday. >>> much more on the stories impacting the country coming up on "nightly news", including a campaign ad like you have never seen before, a candidate's own siblings come out for the opponent. that cummings up on "nightly news." >>> an atte

people whose r-v's are licensed, insured, and functional. ( robin )in the east bay... vandals broke over 20 car windows in the parking lot of a senior home tuesday night. kron 4's to people who live there and has the story. sound from charmain stevens / resident - westlake christian terrace senior residence " it hurts because it's my home, people don't have much here, we are on a budget"charmain stevens a resident here at westlake christian terrace senior residence in oakland says it was painful this morning as the residents here came out to a parking lot littered with glass windows in 28 of their cars were broken overnight sound from charmain stevens / resident - westlake christian terrace senior residence "yeah they stealing, going car to car" nats - clean sound from flora wong / resident - westlake christian terrace senior residence "somebody call me and say your car is broke" now flora wong has to pay $150 to get her window fixed. .. for nothing sound from flora wong / resident - westlake christian terrace senior residence "they took nothing" nats sweep sweep gabe slate reporter sound - oakland police department said they are investigating this crime. nats

ryan) new tonight at 10 - people working at a berkeley intersection say they're tired of trailers parked on the streets taking up space for more than a month now...(pam) kron 4'sgomonian met with some of the people living in those r-v's .... she joins us live from berkeley tonight with that story... ella? the group living in trailers settled one block north of this whole foods about a month ago after they were first kicked out of the h.s. lordships parking lot then from fourth and page streets...they say direct them to industrial areas...so they've done that but even so people are still complaining about their latest move... about a dozen rv's and trailers have lined the streets of 8th and harrison in berkeley for more than a month now.people who work in the area tell kron 4 news off camera that parking spaces for employees and customers are taken up and want the city to do something about it.those living in the rv's say they don't want it to be this way either...sot: amber whitson, friends on wheels// "people who live in vehicles just want to stay out of your way even more than you want them out of your way. really we just want to stay out of peoples way but

> what about regular cars i guess the fear for some people is i'm not going to be filling up on gas, s and a lot of places, you go to a lot of parkingots and mall>> vehicles cost more going in. and in fact, the average new car, $8,800 to maintain a year the electric vehicle is right around there and so, you have to take into account that they're more expensive when you purchase them. >> you mentioned that if i'm considering getting a used car, get one off of lease why, again, is that such a good idea >> the lease vehicles have to be very, very well maintained. >> so, it's different than buying one from let's say one of the car rental companies >> probably a lot more miles on those car rental vehicles. >> i also think about how people treat those things. >> yeah. we're not the best with those, but when a person has a leased vehicle, they really have to take care of it. and when they turn it in, that dealership is going to do a multipoint inspection, and most of the depreciation has been driven out of it three years we're talking about five years' worth of depreciation, so you've got most of that taken care of. >> that's great. robert

park s. are subject to they see the name macedonia as being exclusively it's estimated around fifteen thousand people were in fact crowd. service president warns there's still a long way to go to ending a ten year of stalemate with kosovo alexander says he wants to be on friendly terms with kosovo but doesn't recognize its two thousand and eight declaration of independence from serbia and land swap deal has been proposed to help mend ties the plan involves for several valley in southern serbia with its mostly ethnic albanian population joining kosovo and return serbia will take over an area in kosovo north of the bar where there's a majority of serbs. i would always look for a solution so we get the most and lose the least how will this work out some a future i don't know there's a long way ahead of us there will be a lot of obstacles on that road i only hope that we will be able to preserve the peace and this in future we will have more understanding for each other. doctors are warning that the latest u.s. cuts to aid for palestinians could create a health crisis the state department has withdrawn t

people i talk to on the street, >> s which way should i go to go to coffey? >> get up on the freeway. go northbound. go right. >> go right? >> yeah. so this is an area we call coffey parkthis is our city. this is not how we want it to be on the map. >> it's weird t say but i felt more human that night than i think i ever have. beuse you didn't care what people looked like, you didn't care attitus, didn't really matter. you all had the same goal, let's get out of here, l's keep each othe safe. and that was -- it's weird to itin o fce good feeling. which ultimately i think, you know- things are going to be okay. >> reporter: and today there are signs and sounds of hope. the buzzing of a drill. the drumbeat of a hammer. noises once considered a nuisance are now welcome. >> that's a great sound, the sound of rebuild right there, yeah. >> how's it feel looking around at this today? >> i feel good. >> this is kindf a denstration of the human spit here, though, right? >> yeah, fight or flight. and this is fighting back. >> reporter: for "nightl >>> we want to thank you for joining us tonight. we would also like to thank the city of santa rosa for granting us access iorder to

s. >> you know what is cool? if they took buildings like this and just tore them down and removed anything and put parks in. >> for some reason it is still band ond and peopleike to go there. and for some reason, apparently, if you have a conversation with security, you can. >> we're free. >> thank you so much, >> this is pretty common. you know, little kids taking their mom's phone, pushing record and start recording little songs. this little girl in turkey is singi singing recording herself. >> she is so cute and high oun a balcony. she's so into her song, suddenly, something happens. >> the little hands. >> she lifts up the phone to give us a bigger view of the balcony and suddenly the phone falls down to the ground. it looks like it felt in grass. >> we get a great view of everyone's >> you hear the kids cracking up wondering, wait, whose phone is this? where did it come from? they get closer and realize it's recording. >> she is smart. she didn't want to get in trouble for touching it. not mine. you know what? let me think about this. nope. yep. >> she had that talk. don't touch things that don't belong you to. >> this little boy walks up, picks up the

reveal hundreds of in the district >> reporter: the more people who live or work in d.c., the more difficultt is to find a parking space. often when you s a space open up, you just want to pounce on it, but it's often difficult to know if that space is legal, especially when there are poles ngfilled with multiple par gns that seem to give conflicting information. internal reports produced by the thc. department of transportation sho have fixed of adjusted hundreds of signs since 2016, signs that were either conflicting or confusing. some with arrows pointing the wrong direction, others that drivers indicated said it was both okay and illegal to park in a space duri certain hours. a series of drivers told the i-team these signs cost them big money. it was still unclear how to rea gns. >> this is 7:00 to 6:30 p.m. twe figured we were betwet time. it's okay to park. >> you see the lower sign, you think that's the one to read. >> exactly. but lo and behold, t above it says no parking 10:30 to 2:30. ?hy don't they just make this 7:00 a.m. to 10: als are ter: d.c. offi making fixes. they say when it comes to signs, the rule for drivers is to

park, so we went into the gondolas. and i'm ashameded to s eed to s so close your ears young people, but a few of us were smoking on the gondolas. no, no, these were cigarettes, peel. i'm a teen, i'm rebellious. and as we're coming in, there are two very large disneyland police officers. and they said coan you come wit us. and they escorted us out of the park. true stoer true story, everybody. i was booted from the magic kingdom. but what i remember about it is at the end, they said you're going to have to leave, sir, for breaking the rules of the magic kingdom, but you are well i don't to come back anytime. which that was nice of them. just giving you a little context for my appearance here today. i do, i love you too. today is a different role. today really what i want to do is highlight the extraordinary collection of candidates who have decided to step up and bring out the best in our country. as i said yesterday, we're in a challenging moment. because when you look at the arc of american history, there has always been a push and pull between those who want to go forward, and those who want to look back. between th

people who live and work near a busy berkeley intersection say they're tired of seeing trailers parked on the streets taking up space. it's been going on for more than a month now... kron 4'smonian has the story. about a dozen rv's and trailers have lined the streets of 8th and harrison in berkeley for more than a month now.people who work in the area tell kron 4 news off camera that parking spaces for employees and customers are taken up and want the city to do something about it.those living in the rv's say they don't want it to be this way either...sot: amber whitson, friends on wheels// "people who live in vehicles just want to stay out of your way even more than you want them out of your way. really we just want to stay out of peoples way but it's hard to stay out of peoples way when you livein something that has to be parked in the street."merced dominguez also lives in one of the rv's... the berkeley local says her family once owned a home in here for nearly 60 years...but after the recession she couldn't keep up with payments and finally lost that house in 2014.she says many among have jobs but struggle to make ends meet. sot: merced dominguez, living in trailer//

had to rescue more than a dozen people trapped by floodwaters strong currents also washed away a bus that had been parked fortunately with no one on board. and the e.u.'s referring poll into the blocks highest court over the country's controversial judicial reforms it says poland violated democratic values by passing a law that effectively forces supreme court judges to retire early the e.u. wants the european court of justice to suspend the law which has sparked massive protests. you're watching the news still to come of helping the paralyzed to walk again we report of a new device that's giving hope to people with spinal cord injury. stuff here with the business news and sign of american trade tensions hitting financial markets as right terry is jitters all over investors are in increasingly bracing for a prolonged trade war the key asian european and u.s. indices all falling this monday washington's latest terrorists have kicked in for two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese products and he wants to retaliate targeting sixty billion dollars worth of u.s. goods with accidents. workers in a chinese factory making flags and banners for donald trum

world history of people who worked in the stalingrad tractor plant, which was built in the late 1920's. it was designed by an american architect who designed river rouge and highland park. and one worker tells the story there, he had a skilled job, he came from a poor peasant family and he arrives wearing the one set of clothes that he has, and one change of underwear and everything he owns in a basket. that's it. that's all he owns. he gets there. he makes a little money. what is the first thing he buys? a toothbrush. after every symbol of modernity, it's a toothbrush. it's a modern person, and it's a toothbrush. then he begins to buy clothes, towels, a suit, then he gets books, a clock, the other great symbol of modernity, time, industrial discipline. he is on his way to becoming an very giant factories are even more celebrated in the soviet union than in the united states. they were seen as embodying a bold bid it to conquer nature and to lead into the future. there is a wonderful sentence in a russian novella written at the end of the 1930's in which one care to her says, of soviet stories and novels, there was such a lot about battles and tractors and factory shop

people to live in the arctic. this park is from the region of arctic alaska. this park is from the 1890'scted during the first international poll year. it is made of reindeer. fur,is easy -- this white which is from the reindeer's chest. the brown fur is from its legs. it is surrounded with wall. around the hood. terry gou and reindeer, clothing is very warm. this keeps the caribou warm. if you make clothing from it, it is very, very warm. parka. a woman's it has the feminine style of a rounded bottom. it is a beautiful piece of .ewing it would most likely be worn at a winter ceremony and it would display the skill of the seamstress, the woman who sowed it. are many continuities and alaskan native life from the past to the present. including whaling and the people of seven northern alaskan communities go out and hunt bowhead whales out on the ocean, oftentimes they are in traditional skin boats that are covered with split walrus skins or seal skins. of one of the traditional boats would be this seat, this would go in the back where the whaling captain, who was also the person who was stee

s back with the last of -- the lack of program supplies, it hinders us. >> the wheels, eight ford stocked with supplies and parked at a gated and locked storage facilities. two people got in and hot fired the van and made out money my. a $16,000 loss. >> our community, especially around the camera. we are focusing on maintaining our exchange sites. >> reporter: exchange sites like this one, there are three in oakland. >> they give our time. >> reporter: erica has been coming for a few years. >> they keep them coming you know, drug addicts. >> reporter: everyone is fearing why the fan, such a fixture is gone. >> they probably thought there was something they could get high on. there is not, just something to save their life. >> reporter: the lifesaving will go on. 1 million syringes were exchanged each year. in 2010, 100 lives known to be saved by narcan given away. someone is likely selling thousands of doses of syringes and fentanyl test strips is disheartening. it will not divert from the mission of harm reduction. >> people know us in the committee. they expect us to be there. people come and do narcan with every exchange. they get supplies. they know we are the

people to evacuate nearby condos. a local catholic charity forced to close for the day. no injuries but the damage,s you can imagine, is extensive. >>> a surveillance camera captures a driver slamming into a parked car, then speeding way. beltsville neighbors are not surprised by is. they have complained about speeding drivers for a long time. erika gonzalez live on the street right now. erika? hey, jim. neighbors think there's a couple of things at play. numbone, powder mill road running this way. you go arod the corner and you're practically at route 1. this video is so you take one look at it and think, oh my gosh.ei butbors tell us, this was bound to happen. it was here in bellsville that a car came roaring down a look last weekend, ramming another vehicle. a neighbor sending usin the edible surveillance video. the impact so forceful it send a parked car flying off the street. the driver behind the wheel then reverses and takes off. >> next thing i know, flashing lights. police were there. you see the carid on the of the road, and they were just trying to clean up the mess. >> rorter: the wimpact so loud, he heard it inside his home. his mom tells me it's no rprise. >> is that a familiar sce

park? s tourism started up, swung opinions to realize it had economic value and people saw the natural value as well. arizona powerbrokers in didn't come to see that and took a long time to see it. last year, we got like 6 million visitors at the canyon. around 2000, footing with the 5 million level up and down. it has lately been up to a lot have been uparks that visitation which has put a lot of stress at the park. them do not have a capacity to exhort that gracefully. a lot of them are foreigners, a lot of people from overseas, and they come here with the main stress -- possibly death valley. it is mainly about national parks and they go home really loving the parks and seeing people who have some sort of gripe about america politically or coach really, they may not approve a mcdonald's or whatever, they go home telling people how great the parks are. was an american idea, very democratic. otherwise, it is the idea the land belongs to all of us. whole room of the canyon can be a long series of gated communities with security guards with guns to keep people away. it is a profoundly democra

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handsome buildings and exposed the machinery so people working --walking on the sidewalk that is the aerial photograph from the early 1920's of the parkd. -- thoseee up there are plateglass windows there. the engineer said he didn't need five smokestacks but ford insisted on it because he wanted to put one letter of his name between each one, so the design is dictated by marketing considerations. t and wasd the model to berst factory car produced at the river ridge, his new agency. his advertising agency hired a great artist to photograph not the car but the factory. he said i speak in the tongue of my times, the mechanical, the industrial, our factors -- factories are religious expression. this is the most famous of his photographs of the plant. it is called crisscross conveyors. this is advertising. you bought the car because you wanted to be associated with modernity represented by the factory. theuncer 2: you can watch entire program on the history of factories sunday on american history tv at 4:30 p.m. eastern. announcer 1: tonight on q and a, zachary would talks about his book uncensored and growing up in a troubled home. >> my

people figure it out. >> reporter: now the truck behind me is boxed in for the moment so drivers remember park closest to the curb. now the city anticipates that the entire better bike way sfew months. i'm reporting in san jose, abc 7 news. >>> a woman survived being attacked by a man who was hitting her with an ax in emoryville. detectives believe that 33-year-old christopher jennings attacked the victim at 40th at hub bard streets. a passing driver drove her away from the suspect and came to her aid at 5:20. jennings is due in court on monday in jail. >>> tropical storm florence hits the southeast, typhoon mangkhut is wrecking havoc. the storm slammed into the philippines. air asia cancelled 22 flights to and from the philippnes and cities in southern china. hong kong, people are batoning down the hatches as the storm heads their way. pacific airways cancelled all flights in and out of hong kong beginning tomorrow morning. >>> back at home, federal officials are preparing for our next natural disaster, they're doing it by sending you a message from president trump. fema is testing a new emergency warning system this week along with the disasters, it will ultimately be u

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around it because we find that s auto burglaries happened within minutes of people leaving their carsshe says staying alert of your surroundings could keep you and others parkedctim. maureen kelly kron4 news. (ken)(ken)(ken) (pam) time now for a look at tonight's top local stories. here at the palo alto airport a plane crash leaves the pilot dead. an investigator says the plane appears to have hit the runway while trying to land. the small plane had three passengers aboard... fire fighters say they received the 911 call tuesday morning and rushed to the scene - which was about a quarter mile from the runway. a mother and daughter were on board. the plane is expected to be moved out wed morning. te here in hollister and here in here in hollister and across california calfire says it is coping with a shortage of pilots. the agency confirms it has grounded an average of four aircraft on certain days in august because there were no pilots to fly them. calfire says pilots are retiring and being hired away by the private sector. but while the lack of pilots is straining resources calfire insists it is not having an impact on the initial response to wild fires. in h

s with a thin build, short curly hair, and height about five, five. people who walk here nearly everyday say they're disappointed because usually the park is...ts of walkers, runners."><"we come here everyday with our dogs.">alameda police are working alongside the east bay regional park district police department on this case. even though the park prowler is still on the lose - people say they'll continue to come here. <"continue our lives the way they are, but yeah keep the dogs close by."><"let's go on high alert, maybe get some pepper spray, but it's not going to change what we do." investigators are now asking everyone to be extra cautious at crown memorial state beach and to report anything suspicious to alameda police. live in alameda, sara stinson, kron 4 news. (grant) also in the east bay... a man is arrested in connection to an attack and attempted kidnapping near the lafayette bart station. police just identified the suspect as 19-year-old jordan wilson of pittsburg. the incident happened just before 4:30 yesterday morning. police say a woman was walking to the bart station when two men wearing masks pulled up next to her. they tel

people who live and work near a busy berkeley intersection say they're tired of seeing trailers parked on the streets taking up space. it's been going on for more than a month... kron 4'snian has the story. about a dozen rv's and trailers have lined the streets of 8th and harrison in berkeley for more than a month now.people who work in the area tell kron 4 news off camera that parking spaces for employees and customers are taken up and want the city to do something about it.those living in the rv's say they don't want it to be this way either...sot: amber whitson, friends on wheels// "people who live in vehicles just want to stay out of your way even more than you want them out of your way. really we just want to stay out of peoples way but it's hard to stay out of peoples way when you livein something that has to be parked in the street."merced dominguez also lives in one of the rv's... the berkeley local says her family once owned a home in here for nearly 60 years...but after the recession she couldn't keep up with payments and finally lost that house in 2014.she says many among have jobs but struggle to make ends meet. sot: merced dominguez, living in trailer// "t