it's quieter and lined the perimeter with tall pine trees. they're very regional, and they grow to be almost 90 feet tall, and their job is to create this soft, green, protective edge for this site. and for these nine rows of empty chairs, and we kind of saw these as sentinels that are protective. nine rows of chair. each corresponds to one floor of the building. the chairs on that row really reflect the people that were working or were visiting that floor of the building when the bomb went off. each chair has a name of a victim inscribed on it, and they're not big, bold, black letters but very lightly etched into the glass, and so we thought that was something more subtle but very beautiful. the chairs are made up of these glass bases and a bronze and granite seat and back, and they are really designed to be at the scale of a human -- of a person. there's something that we're all familiar with, is a chair. i mean, that's something that we all can relate to across many cultures and many ages. so we thought that was just a good way to reach a

these fences surround the jail perimeter. and he even clung upside down to overhead power lines and it was indicate on a security camera that had just been installed. this screen shot from surveillance video inside of helm wood correctional facility showed an inmates failed attempt at freedom. he was just arrested on friday for petty theft. a misdemeanor. sunday he tried to break free. he climbed a 25 foot fence leaving his sandal stuck in the wiring but he fell instead and got hurt and got caught. deputies saw it as it was happening on a security camera facing the perimeter. >> he started over on one of the building and went on the interior perimeter fence and when he got to here, he went across the power lines over to the fences and he fell between the two fences. >> reporter: sheriff lori smith has been a big advocate for more surveillance in jail following accusation of excessive force and she even bought cameras with her own money. this camera in particular was recently installed as part of the jail reforms. >> we pushed

and if in fact we have cases that are in the further perimeter, they will then extend it, but experience in such as dengue and other viruses, we don't take that for granted and we're not cavalier about it. that's why there's very extensive surveillance and very aggressive attempts at mosquito control. that's what's going on right now. but the cdc evalu about every day and will make judgments depending on what they find. >>> now to new trouble for donald trump, as a new national poll shows hillary clinton surging to a nine point lead following the convention, while trump remains entangled in a pair of growing fire storms, including a battle with a mother and father who lost their son in iraq, pushing back against his rhetoric, trump also under scrutiny over vl vladimir putin. >> reporter: tonight donald trump looking to turn the conversation to terrorism as his critics keep it on questions about his temperament and his ability to comfort the families of the fallen, all of this now putting new pressure on republicans to answer for their nominees, as some trump supporters including here in

this letter from the va doctor concedes these conditions are associated with agent or perimeter with agent orange. photos obtained by 8 on your side shows air force barracks were opened with only screens for walls and close to the perimeter. the va rejecting tom's claim for agent orange disability bene ts. according to veterans advocate and law professor, cases like tom's seem easy. the va made them complex. >> it should not take this much paperwork for one veteran to be able to get in agent orange last year, the va worked feverishly to reduce a 1 million case backlog of service disability claims. according to professors, the va has made so many poor decisions on disability claims like tom jenkins, it has created a huge backlog on the appeals and. do we want to take care of our veterans a society? are we going to hold them to this standard where not even the va and police can understand ho >> reporter: the va could streamline its system by using common sense instead of complex criteria. >> they are dragging their feet at the va in st. pete. they hope i die. >> reporter: a meeting wit

this one right there at the perimeter caused by the earthquake that was not there it was minutes before it hit at 757 like for clear like 20 mi. from the epicenter of that 5.1 quake. we caught up with one guy who had as quake hit. . >> grant: those in lower like that guy was in his truck offer like was where this happened. a bunch of pictures on the wall at least three and a longer hanging on the wall after the shaking from 5.1 caused it to go down and then at their earthquake from the video as it was happening we like you to share with us as you see more pictures of the deck here always had a mobile location website on both the platform the purported confession the other is an image as and also e-mail breakingnews@kron.co m >> steve: best to stay up-to- date on big stories there are mobile application download it free on the android market and applications stored. guilty verdict against pg&e it >> j.r.: tensions high after the found pg&e guilty on six of 12 criminal counts and a federal case concerning sandro natural- gas explosion that happened almost six years ago a utility reform th

and if ,in fact, we have cases that are in the further perimeter, they will then extend it, but experience in the past has shown with other infections such as dengue and chikungunya, we find that they generally stay confined. we don't take that for granted, and we're not cavalier about it. that's the reason why there's very extensive surveillance and very aggressive attempts at mosquito control. that's what's going on right now. but the cdc evaluates the situation literally every day and will make adjustments depending on what they find. >> good to have you on. thanks so much. >>> now to new trouble for donald trump, as a new national poll shows hillary clinton surging to a nine point lead following the convention, while trump remains entangled in a pair of growing fire storms, including his battle with a mother and father who lost their son in iraq, pushing back against his rhetoric. trump also under scrutiny over his relationship with vladimir putin. we have it all covered tonight starting with nbc's halle jackson. halle? >> reporter: good evening, lester. tonight, donald trump looking t

police will put out a perimeter, police tape throughout the area. i don't know how wide that israel was tonight. they were keeping people from using certain intersections. >> we received one official update throughout the evening and into the early morning. let's listen in to part of that. >> this is a serious situation and this is a neighborhood that has then affected by violence in the past. i know this neighborhood well. of good people who live in this area. they cannot stand, like any of us, cannot stand this violence. they want to have order restored. our police officers are doing everything they can to restore order. we have a lot of police officers there. firefighters are fighting the fire that was set at o'reilly auto parts. in the last few minutes, they have entered tce on that fire. there were three individuals in that gas station. all three were able to get out of the gas station safely before it went up in flames. this is a situation where we are asking every resident of the community to do everything they can to help us restore order. t

they set up a perimeter and waited for the task force to the task force went in with guns drawn and k-9's at their side around 3:30 this morning. it's video you're only going to see here on denver 7. they didn't find anyone inside when we know they found shattered glass towards the back of the dispensary this morning. it's unclear what was taken from here. but from their web site and facebook page, we know it is a recreational and medicinal dispensary here on south colorado boulevard. the owner is insidd still with police ooficers trying to process the crime scene this morning. we're told that it just follows a string of dispensary burglaries to hit the metro area in the last week alone. reporting live in front of health center, amanda del castillo, denver 7. 3 >>> we want to get to breaking news out of missouri. shots fired in ferguson, after a car ran into a protestor here. this was happening during a protest on the second anniversary of michael brown's death. we're not showing the most graphic moments, but witnesses caught the moment on camera that a young man was hit by a car. he

they set up a perimeter and waitee for a task fort to get here. they went into the building denver 7. they didn't find anyone inside during their search, but they did find broken glass in the back of the dispensary. i was able to sseak to the owner and was able to only ask her about cameras inside at the time of the burglary. all she was ableeto tell me was that the company is compliant regulations, which i've come to learn mean that there needs to be a security camera pointed at the register and security exits. still, there are no suspects in custody. we don't have a suspect description either. we're working on getting that to you. reporting live from outside the health center on south colorado boulevard, i'm amanda del castillo, denver 7. >>> we have a news alert, police are now trying to track down a pair of armed robbers. >> it happened at 1:00 this morning at a convenience store near the corner of parker and florida. two men showed a gun to the with cash. no one was hurt. the arapahoe county sheriff is investigating and the store is back open

one such instance happened in 2014, a 15 year-old boy climbed a perimeter fence in california and hid in the wheelwell of a plane flying to hawaii. and in 2013, police say robert bump jumped a fence and onto the runway at the international airport in phoenix. for this incident, omaha airport officials say security will be reviewed. but police during this roughly 8 minute or deal were people in serious danger. >> the perimeter fence is just. that that is a deterrent. it is not an end-all, stop-all from somebody who wants to get on the airport. >> i'm mary malone reporting. >> wow. several southwest airline crew members reported minor injuries, but none of the 18 travelers that boarded the plane at that point were hurt. the airport removed the airplane it for damage. the cleveland warthogs sponsored one of the biggest toy runs in northeast ohio today. the nonprofit motorcycle group dropped off a year's supply of toys for kids at hill crest and akron children's hospital. sam that clause was even on hand in the mix along with police officers, firefighter, ems, and corrections officers. >>

the large perimeter is set up the large perimeter is set up and the search z23eiz zvpz . >>> dps has a guy in custody, but he manages to escape. i will explain how coming up. 10. it may sound familiar, but the story is much different. who dps are looking for now. >> and three lockdowns in one week, a valley school district getting tough over false threats, saying they're fed up with all of the foolishness. >> and good morning, everybody. abc 15 mornings is on. you notice the 70s, and that temperature game? >> it's true and temperature gauge? >> and it's true. lasting through winter, right? >> and they're going to get hotter today. so, not the you know what, guys, the temperature is below the average for this type of the year. you know where into summer when you start saying hurray. and only to the low 100s for highs. that is the case today. right now, not feeling too bad and waking up to temperatures in the 70s. across much of the valley, phoenix dropping to 78 degrees. and a few high clouds but all dry. the most accurate forecast, warming quicker today into the

it is the -- they are putting it around the perimeter. they are working their way around the north and northeast corner of the park here near 41st street. at this point they've begun putting the fence up. they have cleared out the parking lot. some folks were having a picnic. they drug their feet a little without incidents. one sole vehicle left in the parking lot at sherman park. we will continue to keep an eye on it. back to you. >> a total of 12 milwaukee police officers and sheriff deputies have been injured as they respond to the unrest. there have been a total of 31 arrests. 10 squad cars damaged, two of them totalled. seven businesses on fire. several of which were destroyed. afternoon. 23-year-old smith was shot and killed by a police officer at a traffic stot saturday afternoon. the officer involved in the shooting was also african-american. body cam footage shows smith was holding a gun as he was running away. an autopsy confirms smith was shot in the chest and the arm. >> obviously pieces of the investigation will come out. som

. :53 we got a perimeter set up the yards, and were able to take him into custody byrd is in jail facing several charges. hes done time for similar cases in the years for eluding an officer and recklessly endangering safety. the state corrections department says he just got out on may 17th one woman is dead and another person injured after a serious crash near 27-th and wells. it happened a little after six last night. police say a car going west on wells ran a red light...colliding with a car on 27th street. a 64-year-old woman -- who was a passenger in one of the cars died at the scene. officials also say the driver was taken to the hospital. rachael we're right on par with average for the end of august today - highs will reach the upper 70s with mostly sunny skies and low humidity. storms come back wednesday and thursday morning as a low moves in from the west. wednesday will be our comfortable. high: 78 dewpoint: 55 wind: sw 5-15 mph 35 people are now homeless after a deadly fire at an apartment complex in sheboygan. now the red cross many of them left without the shirt on their back

ordered people to leave the park in the evening...and an orange fence was put up around the park's perimeter. officers were on scene in riot gear, just in case. there were a few confrontations with angry protesters that resulted in arrests...but overall people remained peaceful. the heated tension in milwaukee's sherman park on how the community is responding to the unrest. a much different night than the last two here at sherman park a curfew was in effect overnight... and milwaukee police chief ed flynn credits faith and community leaders...as well as the restraint from his officers...in keeping the neighborhood calmer and safer milwaukee police were prepared monday night into tuesday morning for more violence. there were a large number of foot officers available.... but chief flynn says things played out t arrests and far fewer clashes with angry crowds. the arrests took place around 6 pm...when the sherman park closed. chief flynn and mayor tom barrett both...commended faith leaders and community members for spreading a message of peace...they say so it turns out sylville smith-- the man

police say they have a loose perimeter surrounding this. there is one suspect they detained and that person is being questioned about his involve. police are still trying to find two other suspects we are told. again, they are investigating a call of shots fired and there amanda del castillo, denver 7. >>> we have big traffic delays on the north side of town. it started with this accident at 270 and york. that's long gone and we have extra heavy traffic there. we have heavy traffic on c-470, 285 and 25 coming down from parker road. i-70 out to dia, the gates at york and other streets, we hear report they have been for a long time and folks can't get through. >> reporter: rtd is saying delays 15 to 30 minutes here and we have seen passengers getting off the train this morning confirming that. one conductor said the train he behind schedule because of those false activations at crossings. the last train that got here appeared to be on schedule but if it was 15 minutes behind, they run every 15 minutes, so it could be exactly that much delayed

this is on the western side of clearlake, and you can see a giant crack running around the perimeter of the pool. and across the lake in lucerne, emir fell in one house and broke about 15 miles from the earthquake's epicenter. people in the area say the earthquake took them by surprise. >> we were kind of just parked there and my wife asked me what i was doing in the truck, and i wasn't doing anything. but the whole truck was wiggling and the glass of water in the truck was wobbling around. >> too small aftershocks of magnitudes too .7 and 3.0 were filled about two minutes after the initial quake. under certain conditions that magnitude of quake is capable of causing significant damage but there was only minor damage with this one as the earthquake was fairly deep. >>> don't forget, kron4 has you covered when it comes to earthquakes. we have a special section on our website with an interactive map. we also have tips on how to earthquake proof your home. all of that is available at kron4.com. >> firefighters on the front lines, there are several wildfires burning across the area. one

some involving perimeter and airport access points.hose security breaches are trending upward. there are numerous examples. april 2014. that's a 15-year-old jumping out of a plane's wheel well in maui. the teenage stowaway snuck into the wheel well in san jose, making it to hawaii undetected. philadelphia, march, 2012. police are chasing a jeep that broke through a chain link fence and drove on to several runways, forcing planes to circle the area. >> now, the tsa says it has taken a number of concrete steps to enhance airport security, nationwide, and it has updated its national guidelines. as far as this case, the omaha airport case, we did find out, from the police department, that that suspect, jim, did, indeed, test positive for methamphetamine use. jim? >> kyung lah in l.a. and we'll be right back. (announcer vo) who says your desk phone always has to be at your desk? now, with one talk from verizon... hi, pete. i'm glad you called. (announcer vo) all your phones can work together on one number. you can move calls between phones,

not allowed within the search perimeter. police have been sko*uring the neighborhood for the past hour or more. looking for something or someone. at least 3 people have been taken into custody. there was at least one suspect on the loose.

open positions include prim perimeter control. security screeners and parking lot attendants. including you see on the screen. there's also an endless fry option. fries come to your table. in a basket. and customers are using a touch screen to order. >> . paying up to a former employee. who sued the tk*er based chain. she claims she was fired for being pregnant. the jury awarded her 550 thousand dollars. the case she says when she told the former manager she was pregnant. he began restrict her access to water and bathroom breaks. and ignored requests to leave early for doctor appointments. and when she did. he fired her anyway. >> . peyton manning maybe retired from football. he sure hasn't retired from pizza. >> . papa johns officials were asking role. but said no. adding that peyton manning even has some new commercials. >> . amazing pitch man. >> . narrator: 2010. short-sighted budget cuts in washington threatened to close the colorado facility but michael bennet steps in to keep the lab open.si x yer... reporter: the global fight against zika begins here, at the cdc's rese

not allowed within the search perimeter. police have been sko*uring the neighborhood for the past hour or more. looking for something or someone. at least 3 people have been taken into custody. there was at least one suspect on the loose. active suspect. they are still searching the neighborhood just in case. at least one person was shot. an officer involved shooting. an officer was not hurt. we did see one of the suspects. we believe the suspect. in cuffs. just a short time ago. getting into and out of the police cars. the police in custody. police have s*erl witnesses that are talking to. some of the police vehicles tonight. we don't know again who the suspects are. they look to be. there was a young woman. who was had one of the polic vehicles. >> we spoke to a witness. who saw this all happen here. heard gunshots outside his home. >> . we will obvious share them with reporting live fox 31. >> . they just started grabbing things off the sidewalk. and in the garbage truck they went. >> will the city be sue for sweeping up

square miles but the number will likely change and go up once the helicopters go up and survey the perimeter of the fire. live in lower make an an macvic. -- anne makovec, kpix 5. >> do we know anything about pashilk? >> reporter: he was born in san francisco and ironically works in the construction industry and works in clear lake, and he is a felon in possession of a weapon and controlled substance. he will be arraigned tomorrow. >> anne, thank you. the students will be staying far from the fire lines. the kon-ichti-upified district will provide an update on friday. >> roberta, the cooler temperatures are not lasting long. >>> no. we will heat up today. as we all know, the huge fires of this size generate their own weather pattern. but we will see southeast breezes at 15 in the lower lake area. with that, the temperature soars to 98 degrees and the humidity trails off at 15%. wednesday, 99 degrees. the humidity at 20%, so gruesome weather conditions to deal with as far as our firefightingests. we have pockets of drizzle with low clouds and airs of fog from the coast to the bay. the air qua

great blocking by dorian thompson robinson on the perimeter.. martell finishes with 135 yards passing..147 rushing.. gorman wins their 40th game in a row. 44-14 bishop gorman alums continuing success into the nfl..demarco murray scoring for the titans against the raiders in tonight's pre-season game..murray has returned to star running back status in the tennessee uniform.. 49ers quarterback colin national athem on friday because he says "i am not going to stand up to show pride in a flag for a country that oppresses black people and people of color," he has that right. but where he's wrong:.. the anthem and flag do not stand for a perfect country.. they do stand for the thousands of servicemen of all colors..who died in the name of freedom that allow kaepernick to make 12 million dollars a year whether he plays or not this season..the anthem is 90 seconds long.. it's a small sacrifice for him to stand compared to the 600,000 servicemen and women who lost their life for a country that is tonight was the home finale for the 51's..las vegas is thi

ordered people to leave the park in the evening...and an orange fence was put up around the park's perimeter. officers were on scene in riot few confrontations with angry protesters that resulted in arrests...but overall people remained peaceful. and that leads us to our team coverage this morning. officials did address the response to the park last night. our deandra corinthios has more with angry crowds overnight. chief flynn says there were a few heated confrontations...and six arrests... an improvement ...from saturday and sunday nights. milwaukee police chief ed flynn and mayor tom barrett say the response from the faith community has played a major role in keeping the sherman park neighborhood peaceful. prayer vigils and barbecues took place ...near the bp gas station that was torched. still...milwaukee police kept a large number of foot officers available and ready for rapid de sherman park closed at 6 pm. mayor barrett says he believes the 10 pm curfew for teens is making a difference too. 21 52 15/barrett were going to have it as long as it is necessary and again initially indicatio

around this way you can see the police perimeter and a very large police perimeter set up. you can see them going through and looking under cars for the flashlights. not a lot of information from police but some people involved in this crash -- ran from the scene. we don't know the extent of the injuries. we do now it's between a motorcycle and vehicle so somebody in that group ran right now there's a very active search going on right now. we were told to come here and wait for police. >> mallory, what is happening traffic wise? >>it's shut down from bethany home to maryland, so basically 51st to 55th avenue you'll see that closure. so hop up and use glendale avenue. and then you can get back on it you can get back on and 59th avenue so head out early if that's part of your route. that's just to show the really big presence out there. as far as freeways go, no problem spots -- >>> you are waking up to this weather again. the rain in the valley -- getting a little bit of everything overnight. >> yes spar rain, lightning and wind overnight. look at the lightning strikes out i

police told him they were setting up a perimeter for a suspect who had five suspect had fled from police before. it was around noon when three officers approached the house. >> the officers approached that particular part of the house, the individual fled out of a rear window, a confrontation occurred in the 2,600 block of fighting with one of the officers over his weapon, several shots were fired. >> reporter: those three officers have nonlife-threatening injuries. two of them were taken to the hospital. so far denver police have not told us who the suspect was. >>> edgewater police want to find a man they say caused a big crime spree. we showed you the aftermath on the cbs4 suspect fired shots, stole an suv, and crashed into another car near 20th and fenton. a woman was asleep. >> it definitely was a big wake-up call. but i felt very lucky and glad they were able to be fine and walk away. >> three men chase asked got a hold of that suspect but he in the end he got away. >>> a storm watch for you tonight. the clouds and haze that have been hanging over the metro area much of the afterno

. >> didn't take any perimeter. this burger king also this tropical smoothie where tatiana rodriguez was waiting at the cash. >> reporter: councilman ross was not available for an interview but did produce a statement, that said he has been troubled for some time and is troubled with addiction and those demons. >> i'll have a list of the ch monday. i'm gerard ramalho, back to you. >> thank you gerard. police arrested 25-year-old jamie santana, who beat a woman to death on august 12th and dumped her house on lie lan lane. victim's half naked body inside. santana currently in jail. >> blue cut fire shuttle down i-15 earlier this week. the blaze destroyed 37,000 acres and destroyed 96 homes. some evacuees are being let back into their homes but find, there's nothing john trainor joins us, at the historic summit inn. >> if you want to know, this one is going to last for a while. once home to hoistled elite, it is now a piece of history itself. it's there with the broken glass and burnt wood that jake and chelsea are loo

firefighters have been on the roof and circling the building.and a little closer to the perimeter, you'll see a few people sitting at picnic tables. those are employees that were not able to leave because their cars are blocked by employee we spoke to earlier today says everyone was evacuated from the building safely.that same employee was able to leave, and brought water to his colleagues. "when we got the all clear from the facilities supervisor if your car was parked in an area that wouldn't interfere with the firefighting process you could leave there were many people that couldn't so i went down the road to get some water for the people that had to stay in a nice hot parking l" lot." we also spoke to a business who says authorities told them no one could leave the building or a period of time. they didn't want them breathing or inhaling what was outside.they also rerouted their a/c system to recirculate air in the building ... so it wouldn't bring any air from the outside in. i've been told they're a little short staffed on this fire. but we're expecting a briefing from the franklin

>>reporter: a little surface when all around the perimeter holding to get close to 10 mi.tour of moscow went out of company you will notice there feel the numbers livermore still 84 walnut creek about 7984 pleasanton fairfield and 80 in december they forecast temperatures the rebound slightly. >>mark: yes to save the rescue team reunited with the female-or call 911 season concert with the victim and said he is doing fine new crisis tax line signs will be installed this another step and the suicide prevention parts of that includes a still net that will extend to to see below the bridge and 20 ft. out words they said they received hundreds of tips none of the month led to the shooter they're offering a seven $5,000 reward. >>darya: and horrific accident earlier this week almost killed a shoe shine worker. >>reporter: he is thankful so many strangers and customers rushed to help them the taxicab driver suffered a medical issue right before the crash according to police also a man standing. >>darya: now he has no and come in here has mounting medical bills many athletes also

apparently somebody involved in that crash took off from the scene, so it's a large police perimeter in this area. you will see that plus the road closure because of the crash. we are at a staging area at this point, waiting to get briefed from we're hoping it will happen shortly. they told us to come here so we could be updated so as soon as we get that update we will bring it to you but again just a big heads up on traffic in this area because it's going to be a traffic headache trying to get to work or from work this morning. mallory is standing by with a quick check on that. >>> things are already really slowing down in this area, grand avenue shut down in both directions from bethany home to glendale. so right now you're smart -- your smart routes here -- take a look. the eastbound side of traffic is already backed up to about northern. wrap your way background to grand avenue but either way you'll have to give yourself plenty of extra time. valley wide for freeways, we aren't doing too bad. just typical slow and go on i- 10 in the west valley but we have another road closure be

. >> reporter: i'm right here at the crossroads outside the perimeter of the concert grounds. we have got beer trucks going by, police cars, police on horseback and the uber and lyft rides picking up. people are hoping to listen to some of the bands for free and radio head at 8:00. >> 70,000 music fans strolled into golden gate park on day two of the three-day outside lands music festival. >> outside lands san francisco, what more can you ask for. good people, great music, beer, wine, food, love it here. >> reporter: it's crowded but the list of bans is impressive with radiohead performance tonight. extra cell towers on wheels were rolled in to provide the band division for -- ban division for the selfies. >> 300 -- 350. and then airbnb, it's a good time. >> some found creative ways to get in free. >> here in the morning and get to party to the bands at night. for free. and i get food. it's pretty great. >> add a little san francisco fog to the new stage and you have the making of what is fast becoming one of the hottest concert venues in the nation. abc7 news. >> is going to

police did set up a perimeter. they are keeping us a few blocks away from the scene while they investigate exactly what happened. once again, two people are dead this morning after a double homicide. live in oakland lisa chan, kpix 5. >>> time now 5:00. let's get a check of traffic and weather. >> which one would you like first? [ laughter ] >> up to you. >> it's weather. we need to let people know what to wear this monday. >> i thought you would choose me. [ laughter ] >> the script says weather. >> it's a pretty stagnant weather pattern today through the end of the week. this is the live weather camera looking toward the tip top of the transamerica building. it's been rising, which is certainly good news for flights arriving at sfo. now 49 degrees. the santa rosa area. today temperatures going up ever so gently in comparison to sunday. we will have clearing in half moon bay. 70s and 80s common around the peninsula. mid 80s in morgan hill. low 80s in milpitas. east bay numbers from 86 in pleasant hill to 92 degree

the first line but was arrested before he could make it over the second fence that surround the perimeter of elmwood. the sheriff's office hasn't identified the inmate but newly installed cameras captured the attempted escape. cameras were only installed after nbc bay area reported a lack of cameras around the perimeter. >> officials are trying to figure out what sparked a fire in a san francisco neighborhood. we brought you this as live breaking news on today in the bay. this is a building under development between 5th and 6th street. the fire started before 5:00 this morning and it took firefighters an hour and half to get it under control. because the building was vacant, no one was displaced or injured but it could effect the long-term affordable housing prospect there. sf gate said this is one of the most largest and anticipated mixed used developments san francisco has seen in the past few years. >>> now we know there is a high profile field trip out of congressman out of carol costello who want to check the progress of california's high speed rail. pete is in san francisco and talk

. >>> higher up in the elevation we did have officers the perimeter. we had the air unit overhead. we had k-9 officers assisting with the search. >> tracking a gunman. phoenix police officer on the hunt for man they say shot a >> reporter: the victim, a woman in her 40s for her life after we are told she was hit at least 3 times. phoenix police tell us the shooting happened around 4 pm on cave keep -- cave creek road in north phoenix. police say the victim and suspect knew each other. and that they may have dated at some point. after shooting the victim the man bolted search in the surrounding area. the victim has not been identified and is in her 40s. it happened at her work. it is an affordable housing complex that serves as a shelter for homeless families. >> i think that is alarming not only for us here, that the surrounding community to make sure able to apprehend the individual. >> reporter: there were a number of people in putting children in the area. they were not hurt. that which may have captured the shooting. police say they know who the guy is better not releasing his

if you take a look behind me at what is still a devastatingaa scene you can see on the perimeter fencelhe s memorial for the victims. the police have now identifiedntif three of the seven bodies theyie have pulled from this debris as augusto jimenez maria martinez and saul panagua.anua the ntsb says it was natural n gas explosion in the basementio meter room of this of t apartmenting in started that ine massive fire last month. meanwhile several residents weew have spoken to here say there were frequent complaints madein about the smell of gas leadingos up to the fire and thehe resident who made that 91191 call on july 25th is now pursuing a civil suit and wet an did talk to him and hiso him d h attorney as well as the president of k managementagement company who runs the building here. he says they have an elaboratele system for recording complaints. >> since the beginning of theeg year we'vein had two complaints, one in january and one in main -- may for the smell of gas. both complaints wereth c investigated. a technician went to theiroheir apartment with an electronic sniffer and f

initially, we did perimeter protection. you are protected in the department of defense -- we have internet access points. a lot of heavy protection around those points. am movingtoday, if i to a mobile environment, things do not come through that necessarily. our endpoints are where we want to focus. that is where the biggest threat is. we have 1.7 million end-users. that is a lot. we do not have that many people. i have three computers on my desk. and a laptop from home. as well as a blackberry. are entrancethings into the apartment. we need a way to protect all of us. we constantly look at that thread. we're spending this money on this perimeter device. how long -- how far does it get us? what is the best way to attack them. we are starting to move towards the journey. >> trevor made a comment about insider threats being the most difficult to guard against. is that the case for you guys as well? none of them are necessarily easy. threats are difficult because the person has a valid identity in your infrastructure. much on

some involving the perimeter and airport access points. in april 2014, a 15-year-old jumped out of a plane's wheel >> march 2012, philadelphia police chased a jeep up broke through a chain-link fence and drove on to several run ways, forcing planes to circle the area. >> and several crew members were injured during the crash. the man was taken to the hospitl for evaluation. he's now in police custody, facing two felony charges. >> take a listen here. two people were stranded on an inner uninhibited island in the pacific the pair set out in a motor boat from an island more than a week ago. so when the couple didn't arrive at their destination the next day, authorities began a search up took 7 days. the crew of the navy aircraft spotted the pair after they signalled for help by writing ss in the hand. something i thought only worked in movies. a coast guard vessel then rescud those survivors yesterday. >> amazing. >> well, still ahead, a 1-year-old puppy on the run. texas town are coming together o the family favorite. yoplait. well at least

but they have to be concerned about what is going on so they have to secure the perimeter before they work on what is going on inside the perimeter. >> all those people holed up inside and sending tweets of their terror, indicating how fearful they are. you have been watching tweets come in. i need to know when you hear from that -- >> unfortunately there is no word. one of the only people there tweeting in english. we have seen other people posting languages and other people posting from at least 10 minutes ago. so it is an onfgoing situation. the pulitzer prize winning photographer, well known among afghan journalists, posting 75 minutes ago, that he needed help, he heard explosions and this would be his last post he could put on facebook and twitter. my understanding is he is okay but needing medical attention. >> we will continue to watch what the developments are. in the meantime if i could ask tom fuentes, this is an international student body, represented by dozens of bodies. clearly there is a number of different languages spoken. a number of cultures represented. people will

here on the perimeter we found this sign with an artist's rendering. plans to build on the site once the toxins are solidified in cement are well under way. back at the way, residents were told the site would be monitored after that. >> it's still concerning to know that it is still there and our children or maybe our children's children if we decide to stay here could be exposed to this again. >> reporter: now the epa stressed solidifying is a tried and true technology. honeywell has applied this to other locations. those implementing cleanup are experts in the field. >> you have something you think 4 investigates should look into, call us at 866-639-7244. >>> we have a disgusting act to tell you about the bronx. a man groped an 8-year-old as she walked with her mother. police have released this sketch of the man they want to talk to. the suspect allegedly squeezed the girl's buttocks as she walked up the stairs at the >>> here is surveillance video given to us by police. he has been targeting metro pcs and boost mobile stores since june 18th. his lat

. >> reporter: i'm right here at the crossroads outside the perimeter of the concert grounds. we have got beer trucks going by, police cars, police on horseback and the uber and lyft rides picking up. people are hoping to listen to some of the bands for free and radio head at 8:00. >> 70,000 music fans strolled into golden gate park on day two of the three-day outside lands music festival. >> outside lands san francisco, what more can you ask for. good people, great music, beer, wine, food, love it here. >> reporter: it's crowded but the list of bans is impressive with radiohead performance tonight. extra cell towers on wheels were rolled in to provide the band division for -- ban division for the selfies. >> 300 -- 350. and then airbnb, it's a good time. >> some found creative ways to get in free. >> here in the morning and get to party to the bands at night. for free. and i get food. it's pretty great. >> add a little san francisco fog to the new stage and you have the making of what is fast becoming one of the hottest concert venues in the nation. abc7 news. >> is going to

great blocking by dorian thompson robinson on the perimeter.. martell finishes with 135 yards passing..147 rushing.. gorman wins their 40th game in a row. 44-14 bishop gorman alums continuing success into the nfl..demarco murray scoring for the titans against the raiders in tonight's pre-season game.u status in the tennessee uniform.. 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick did not stand for the national athem on friday because he says "i am not going to stand up to show pride in a flag for a country that oppresses black people and people of color," he has that right. but where he's wrong:.. the anthem and flag do not stand for a perfect country.. they do stand for the thousands of servicemen of all colors..who died in the name of freedom that allow kaepernick to make 12 million dollars a year whether it's a small sacrifice for him to stand compared to the 600,000 servicemen and women who lost their life for a country that is imperfect but always trying to get better tonight was the home finale for the 51's..las vegas is third in their division and a

two men were some distance apart and appears no one was hit much the sheriff's department set up a perimeternd searched that 300-acre property but has unable to locate the trespasser. >>> there is word tonight that a sky diving instructor was killed in a tandem jump was not certified. instructor young kwon and tile er turner were killed when their parachute failed to open. investigators were investigating the case and found that he was never certified to be a certified instructor. turner's mother said she would have never let her son jump if she knew these facts. the united states parachute association tells us federal regulations require an instructor to be licensed with their organize niegs as well as complete an faa approved tandem instructor course. >>> sky rocket g rents forcing professionals out of silicon valley. >> if we can't raise a family here i struggle to can. >>> in weather some low clouds, dense fog already moving into san francisco. that will be a factor for your friday morning commute. also talking about high temperatures inland. . . >>> here in the bay area and especially i

they wrapped a fence around the perimeter to keep people out of the park. this is near sherman and burleigh. the park will reopen at six this morning. people we spoke to last night were not happy to see the fence go up. >> sherman don't deserve this. we don't deserve this. that's just not fair. >> this is not going to change anything. this, this right here is going to make everything worse. >> officials say the park will be closeom >> tensions have been high in milwaukee for the last three days leading to unrest and violence. sunday night saw crowds clashing with police. news chopper 12 was over this confrontation in sherman park. chopper also caught this moment sunday night when an officer was hit by a rock. you can see him fall and other officers help lead him away from the area. >> on saturday when the unrest first began, seven businesses were set on fire, including this bp station in sherman park. distance because of gunshots in the area. news chopper 12 flying again sunday night. this car was set on fire which led to an explosion. >> this all began whe

they wrapped a fence around the perimeter to keep people out of the park. this is near sherman and burleigh. the park will reopen at six this >> the orange fence was put up officials say that sherman park will be closed 6:00 p.m. until 6:00 a.m. until further notice. this is a step that the authorities are taking for the unrest in the area. people we spoke to last night were not happy to see the fence go up. >> sherman don't deserve this. we don't deserve this. that's just not fair. >> this is not going to change anything. this, this right here is going to make everything worse. >> while our crews were near the park, we saw the patrols from the milwaukee police and sheriff and wisconsin state patrol. back here live in the sherman park neighborhood, we are next to the bp gas station that was set on fire and the main building burned to the ground. there is a lot of clean up work left out here to do. i want to tell you about something that we just man walked up to them and handed them two bottles of water and shook their hands and said thank you. for now, we a

evacuations are still in place within the fire perimeter. 300 structures were destroyed and most of them were homes. >>> a member of the u.s. olympic organization has returned to the bay area to find his home was lost in the clayton fire. matthew porter had the job of maintaining and preparing the fencing equipment for the athletes. the u.s. team exceeded expectations by winning four individual medals but he spent nervous hours in rio when he first heard about the fire. he didn't know if his wife was okay or if their dream home which they only bought a few months ago was still in tact. >> yes, it was horrible. i was trying to find out. >> the yard was filled with smoke. the air was orange. i grabbed the dogs and threw them into one container. >> in the rush of buying the home and getting ready for the olympics, the porters did not have time to buy insurance on the house. friends have set up a gofundme page for the couple and they plan to return and rebuild. >>> a decision may come as soon as today on whether to move the sierra lamar murder case out of santa clara county to find impartial

the yellow tape is the outside perimeter. this neighborhood is between 10th and 12th and between federal and i will say about hazel remains kind of limited for people to get back in through the neighborhood. >> thank you marshall. >>> do you know this man? several elementary kids in englewood say he tried to get them into this happened near baker park. we just spoke exclusively with one of the kids who came face- to-face with a guy. >> reporter: the child tells me he was not really scared, just taken aback by what this man was telling him and his friinds. the boy who was in third grade tells me this man approached him right at the intersection. he approached him and his three other friends after they were dropped off other school bus. take a look -- listen to what the boy was telling me that he said to them. >> he was trying to say some inappropriate things. >> reporter: what was he saying? >> like about his wife and him having a little thing in the bed. >> reporter: what else did he say? >> and then other stuff that he was s

as deputies unroll an orange fence around the parks perimeter. starting monday ... the city of milwaukee is enforcing a 10 p-m curfew ... for anyone under 18 years-old. i think they dialogue with the young people. i dont know what was on their mind. the owner of clarks liquor store ... shows us his surveillance footage from saturday night. to see the number of young people i mean its all young kids. it shows his store being looted by teens ... whom he believes are from outside the neighborhood. broken glass and soda and juice as they break the cabinets and more people walk through. as the night goes on ... officers arrive near the park in riot gear ... and stand in groups waiting. police vehicles circle the block. with police ... that ends with one mans arrest. that man told a fox six reporter earlier monday ... that he is the cousin of sylville smith ... the man fatally shot by police saturday night. an hour later ... another crowd ... this one more angry ... after another man is arrested. the crowds feels the arrest is unjustified. the swat team rushes in ... the