cheryl pree him is in rio for us, trying to paint a balanced picture of rio and the games. >> reporter: kyle, you can see it at every event here in olympic park. contrasts. rio is a city of contrasts too. people on the bus say it was a bullet that went through the window. the window shattered on a bus carrying journalists from one the crime, we're told is more of a threat than zika during the winter months in rio. so we are reminding to be aware. then again, we had to be aware during the super bowl too. the windows of our car shot out in san jose. we still can't tell us how many people were forced out of fravelas. you will find the olympics, just politicians. they've been welcoming and proud, proud to show the natural beauty of the brazil they love. the olympics is grand in pageantry, and in personal journeys. isn't it interesting how we can feel so intimately a part of it through a screen? we watch people face lows and we hurt right along with them, knowing four years of work led up to it, and they wanted so much to do better. same time commitment and sacrifice has the outcome little

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these before the camp is over second team third string guy trying to make the roster and it was every prees -- preseason game is like a super bowl to you and you have to treech it -- treat it as such. a lot of people are leaving and you were like we've got to do these guys are making it about them. this is the most important t hing. every play is graded by coaches and it's gig -- big for them. >> bik -- quickly lets talk about the offensive line 30 seconds. >> it was a struggle from the the third streeg -- string. cam irving in the migdz. i thought he was beat a couple of times tonight. the concern to me is robert is a guy who needs to be protected. his injury history is a concern. the offensive line if it doesn't get together it's going to be a big weakness for the time. >> dustin fox makes -- make sure you listen to him. we're back with more of the >>> post game coverage on news channel 5 continues. time now for way side furniture rookie of the game. preseason game. he's rookie of the game. we're with you ob post game coverage and we're going to go live with robert griffin the third on bo

. >> ronny is in a battle with ka pree and booker. no way around that. just being honest with you and special teams are really important. ronny will play a lot this week it's a competitive situation. >> at wide receiver things got juggled when he suffered a fractured right elbow. he's been a solid receiver in camp so his absence have given cody more work with the starters. finally in the defensive line, vance walker will miss the season and derrick wolf rolled an a both these players had dominant moments against the bears in the preseason opener. all in all, a lot to watch for weekend as the broncos take on the 49ers saturday night. >>> the players are out now because of injuries so does this leave a significant hole in the defense? do you think we're in trouble at all? >> everyone took a sigh of relief yesterday. derrick wolf got an mri and it came back clean. start looking at the defensive library saying what do we do in terms of depth here? so everybody took a little breath when that came out. >> yes, let's refocus here. >> defense is dupe. ,, life's

s on a gps pree. tracking company. and investors want to know why. goiosru takeshake up the savings of millions of americans. those stories and more tonight on nightly business report for monday, aust. >> good evening and welcome. not for stock, but oil prices. domestic crude broke below $40 a barrel midday to settle down more than 20% from its most recent high in june. that technically qualifies as a bear market. the a number supply side, there are early signs that production is increasing in the u.s. just as output from opec and elsewhere is rising. and demand isn't increasing enough to mop up the excess. as a result, crude settled down nearly 4% today to about $40 a barrel. hello, mr. bear. an follow. jackie deaung drivers can expe they g. >> good news for consumers. gas prices are falling sharply. at a time that they're expect ied to, a gallon is $2.13. it was 2.66 last year and that's the average. some c -- which is unusual for the height of the summer. causing the decline, aap oil. that led to a refining boom and that created a gasoline glut. s

. >> we spoke with a survivor of this type of crime and the county started preeing that new law -- prosecuting that law law. it aimed after going after those who strangle their loved ones. out of the 43 cases charged in three months, only one of those wasn't a domestic violence case. once this law was passed. the district attorney's office began training police officers, 911 operators and paramedics as to what to look for in these kinds of cases so the da's office consider prosecute them. there was also a form added to the on scene questionnaire can consciousness or experienced pain while being strangled or suffocated. as for the victims, they are grateful the state that's recognized the severity of the crime whill those prosecuting the cases are urge willing more to come -- urging more toocome forward. >> both survivors that are out there that are suffering through this and haven't brought it to our attention, i'm asking them to do that. we will hold the person accountable and now we have the tools to do that. a survivor as she tells her story firsthand. >>> new tonight, we are learning more

. >>> apple is starting a bug people that apple can pree preemptively fix. now apple will pay up to $200,000 for the information. >>> meg, summer is not even over yet but are you ready for pumpkin spice cheerios? general mills is jumping on the pumpkin spice craze with its newest flavor. it's expected to be in the stores before labored boost declining cereal sales. >> thank you, hena. let's not rush summer. >>> still to come, we will show you which mosquito repellants are the most effective in good is in every blue diamon good is contagious. and once it gets going there is no stopping what you can do. get your good going. blue diamond almonds. proud sponsor of the us swim team cbs cares - justin constantine: overcoming adversity jc14oa30, trt: :30 closed captioned as a marine in iraq, i was shot in the head by a sniper. forecast in some cities around >>> mosquito killing chemicals are being sprayed, while scientists race to find a zika vaccine. but health officials say it's foolish not to use the last line of defense against the virus. kenneth craig checks o

but the average prees at the pump is $2.69 a gallon, one of the highest prices in the nation. >> if we have the lowest wholesale price for gasoline, we should also have lowest retail price for gasoline. >> reporter: it in a statement, the trade group that represents oil companies in the western u.s. said, "repeated investigations and an independent analysis have driver of fuel costs in california." "consumer watchdog" accuses oil companies of limiting the amount of gasoline they refine to keep retail prices high. and points to a recent remark from an oil company c.e.o. on an earnings call as proof: >> they can make enough. they choose no from this quote. >> reporter: the gasbuddy.com senior oil analyst patrick dehan isn't so sure. >> the nature in california may breed some what you could call less-competitive marketplace where there is less refiners. there may be slightly less competition and that probably does contribute to slightly higher prices. >> reporter: but you don't think it's price manipulation. >> based on the way the market has moved and watching numbers every day, i wouldn

as the pree going back to my old patterns be you to come down and finish off on the last, it's just amazing and i wouldn't be able to do it without my team and with all of them, with my wife out here trekking around this place, with callaway fine-tuning that driver this week, it's been great and glad to finally be able to close one off. peter: we'll let you go sign your card, make it official. congratulations. jim: so the fedexcup standings now through the reed takes over top position. day to two. d.j. is third, adam scott and jordan spieth. 10 players going to the deutsche bank for the 10th straight season, including seven past fedexcup champions. reed wins by one over o'hair and grillo. day, scott, woodland all share fourth. and again, the playoffs . all the best to them in the weeks ahead. look forward to watching this come to a great conclusion. there's the lineup tonight on cbs beginning with "60 minutes" and nick, from torrey pines to pebble beach to reviera on to augusta through the carolinas and texas and in -- many other places in between. north of the boarder to canada, to baltusr

. >> reporter: trump tried to pree.ton and her allies. >> blood's coming out of her -- wherever. >> i meant her nose. or her ears or her mouth. but these people are perverted. >> reporter: rehashing comments about megyn kelly and a disabled reporter, he only brought more attention to hillary clinton's talking points. in an interview, trump admitted that his critics have a point about picking unnecessary fights. >> i think that's probably right, more focus on hillary clinton. she's a disaster. >> reporter: by a wide margin, voters feel clinton is more qualified to be president. the two candidates are tied on national security and handling terrorism. >> hillary clinton should get an award from them as the founder of isis. >> reporter: and a lengthy criticism of the cash transfer to iran at the time four u.s. hostages were released. >> it's being shipped overnight to iran, $400 million. >> reporter: but then veered way off track, describing a so-called secret videotape. >> and the tape is of the people taking the money off

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. >> kim: tom who has a pree use says who cares. >> tom: i still have to fill it up. in the bowl we left so that's we'll take a look at what appears to be a fine commute. over to the curve and continuing on up to the 215, 95 interchange. a lot of work taking place. not causing delays for the time being. all your travel times are >> kelly: as we start out with a time lapse look. we started with clear blue skies. a few clouds developing especially in the afternoon hours. yesterday's high topping out at 104. today warmer but temperature also start trending downward as we get into the rest of the week. here is a look at the current temperatures stepping out the door. mountains edge you are at 81. sunrise 78. quiet conditions for us right now bu possibility for moisture creeping up from mexico as we get toward the end of the week, slight chances for showers are in our forecast. today sunny and hot. 105. t shirt kind of day this afternoon. extra bottle of water, sunglasses and sunscreen a must today. tonight 82, mostly clear skies. tomorrow we'll see a couple more clouds. 1

. >> reporter: it was an attempt to pree. hillary clinton's attack today that his campaign trades on racist themes. >> hillary clinton isn't just attacking me. she's attacking all of the decent people of all backgrounds. >> reporter: trump also tried to deflect attention from this comment in ammi night? >> hillary clinton is a bigot. >> reporter: kellyanne conway offered this explanation. >> have you seen what he is called by her on a daily basis? >> it was ridiculous to even think that he could appeal to the african-american vote by talking in a condescending way. >> reporter: ali said that trump's message reaches him when >> riit's not a color thing. it's a rich or poor thing. and if you can talk money, you can talk to donald trump. >> reporter: his schedule could not be changed, put together by previous campaign leadership. he will take his message to inn innercity detroit and philadelphia after that. >>> now to what hillary clinton said today and nancy corts is covering her ca >> he is taking hate groups mainstream and he

confirming that 70 republicans have sent a letter to republican national committee chairman reince pree bis that letter urging to pull republican senate and house races. on fox news denied reports but even if that's true -- >> all i have to do is stop funding the republican party. i'm the one raising the money. >> and then remarks about president obama and hillary clinton. >> isis is honoring president obama. he's the founder of isis. he's the founder. [applause] he founded isis. and i would say the cofounder would be crooked hillary clinton. >> trump doubling down on those comments during an event in miami. >> i call president obama and hillary clinton the founders of isis. in reaction to those remarks clinton tweeted, quote, no barack obama is not the founder of isis anyoning will to sink solo allowed to serve as our commander in chief. meanwhile clinton dealing with fallout from latest e-mail scandal new documents showing a possible pay to play scheme during her time as secretary of state. clinton laying out her economic agdz in detroit looking to draw a contrast to trump who spoke t

but we will be at the 80s at the coastline with the sea prees for the ride home sunset at 7:44 -- sea breeze for the ride home. sunset at 7:4 #. >> reporter: it's a -- 7:44. >> reporter: it's slow crawl on tobin bridge. stop and go traffic from leverett connector. up north to womenton there's traffic on 93 -- wilmington where there's traffic on 93. you will be at a crawl from concord to park street. four exits of heavy traffic. delays are about 20 minutes. from the south your problem spot is, of course the expressway of the traffic is heavy from milton to dorchester. 20 minutes just to get through that stretch this morning. and new overnight, a major milestone for the bridge project a3 million pound span was float odd-a barge down the weymouth river overnight going through the marine channel and turned 90 degrees. and we have live pictures of it and the span will be installed today once completed it will search as connection between quincy and weymouth and travelers to and from boston. >> thanks so much. >>> 6:31 is the time. we are following several breaking stories from overnight. i

s on a gps pree. tracking company. and investors want to know why. takeshake up the savings of millions of americans. those stories and more tonight on nightly business report for monday, aust. >> good evening and welcome. not for stock, but oil prices. domestic crude broke below $40 a barrel midday to settle

firefighters are now helping this morning, a newborn pree from san jose.. is pite being born under rebuild the infrastructure and assisting people in returning to their properties. >>> this morning mother dead. a newborn premier -- premi is living under circumstances. he was born after a car crash that left his mother dead. chri n improved she was a passenger in this honda civic. last night the baby's condition was upgraded. suspected of robbing two south bay gas christopher's condition improved from critical to serious. >>> right now a san jose man is behind bars suspected of robbing two south bay gas stations. the registers.. before runng off. the two gas staion robberis happend in late july and campbell police say reed stanley pushed cashiers out of the way to get to the car residential -- cash register. similarities in other crimes tipped off police to the repeat offender. >>> a suspect is behind bars after ramming a stolen truck into a martinez police officer's patrol car. police say they were trying to pull over daniel galaspy yesterday on robinson st

wentz was injured late in the first pree preseason game.can be as important as playing. >> you have to concentrate and get the mental reps. you can get the mental reps still get a lot of film study you'll still be interacting with the players and maybe even to more extent interacting with the receivers talking about what you expect as a quarterback. >> of course wentz sidelined the crowd bethel thompson is the fourth string quarterback. he's the guy who earlier in camp would line up as a receiver or tight and just to help the team out. now he'll be throwing a lot more passes than catches. >> i think you always got to stay ready. if now is the time i start getting ready i would be in trouble. if i hadn't been doing the work before it's a little too late. i was putting the work in and now hopeful that will pay off. >> he was catching passes now he's important. >> he's a third string quarterback. he's got to get everyone lined up each and every play obviously in the rookie mini camp he was playing some tight end. i think he said he was coming

. >> we're very proud to be one of a few and this program is made pree tremendous impact on the kidsn see during the course of the week. >> reporter: childhood specialists believe the distractions such as this among traumatic hospital experiences help the children cope better and it goes both ways. the partnering with the kids allow the agents a distraction from their intense and stressor that is they face each and every day. >> sometimes it's always -- not the easiest job. we deal with a lot of different stressors but working with kids like this and perseverance and strength they show every day, um, it's great for me and my guys. >> i didn't think i'd be able to do this really. i never thought i had the chance. always thought it was very cool like whenever i'd see, like, it's very cool i got to meet some and talk to them. >> reporter: during the program the cadets were guided through forensic sciences, fingerprinting activities, they conducted mock questioning sessions with a suspect even a visit from the judge who let them try on the robe. other activity include add field trip to t

s on a gps pree. tracking company. and investors want to know why. goiosru takeshake up the savings of millions of americans. those stories and more tonight on nightly business report for monday, aust. >> good evening and welcome. not for stock, but oil prices. domestic crude broke below $40 a barrel midday to settlen

. >> reporter: it was an attempt to pree. hillary clinton's attack today that his campaign trades on racist themes. >> hillary clinton isn't just attacking me. she's attacking all of the decent people of all backgrounds. >> reporter: trump also tried to deflect attention from this comment in night? >> hillary clinton is a bigot. >> reporter: kellyanne conway offered this explanation. >> have you seen what he is called by her on a daily basis? >> it was ridiculous to even think that he could appeal to the african-american vote by talking in a condescending way. >> reporter: ali said that trump's message reaches him when >> riit's not a color thing. it's a rich or poor thing. and if you can talk money, you can talk to donald trump. >> reporter: his schedule could not be changed, put together by previous campaign leadership. he will take his message to inn innercity detroit and philadelphia after that. >>> now to what hillary clinton said today and nancy corts is covering her >> he is taking hate groups mainstream and helping a

that means that the temptation to pree. is phenomenally strong in wars of the first sal salvo. ent -- next, i think we have to defend the salient they showed and you hold the line on the first island chain. that gives a clear operational direction to american, taiwanese and japanese commanders and i think in doing so we have to, first, if not foremost, we have to concentrate on defenses first and in the short term because if you can't defend yourself, even a good offense is pointless. so you have to be able to defend. next, and defense is part of this -- we have to develop credible deterrents and advertise them. this doesn't do any good if it's in a safe in the u.s. strategic command some place and nobody knows about it, because deterrence is public property. it's a public good and the chinese have to understand that we would do and we, you and i, american citizens at least in this room have to sign up for it in advance. this is the way deterrents -- deterrence works. so, with regard to credible deterrence, war fighting to win, because in order to deter so you can prevent the w

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staff advertised the project june 3, held a pree bid meeting june 22 and received 4 bids july 8. engineer estimate is 4, million 60. the low bidder is stacy witbeck at 3, 209, oo. this is very unusual scope of work for freight rail going down the streets and within city streets so we were actually quite nervous at the bid and very excited at the quality of bidders we received. stacy and witbeck is a heavy civil construction firm founded in san francisco in 1981. today they are a national presence with the corporate office in alameda. completed prior work at the work including [inaudible] cmd found compliant with the goal and engineer staff found bid responsive and leading the minimum requirementsism no bid protest. staff recommends to award the construction contract to stacy and witbeck. not to exceed 3, 529, 900. it is fully funded by the grant and port capital funds budgeted for the project. if approved, staff anticipates noits to proceed in mid-september with physical construction in november and completed 6 months later in march 2017. contract closeout is expected may 2017 an