i'm hoping women today will finally speak out in realtime.at abc news has said that there were no complaints against mark halprin when he was there. what is it going to take for people to feel like they can bring their stories forward in realtime? >> well, for there to be repercussions and for there to be protection for women who do that. you know, over and over again, you hear stories of women who actually do speak out and nothing happies. there are many women who tweeted that in the aftermath of this story that something happened to them, they went to hr, nothing happened. hr exists to protect the company, and the company has the vested interest in protecting the status quo. when you have your big dog who is, who is the person who created a big franchise and makes ewe lot of money, again, the "new york times" today put it very well, said like, you know, the women are expendable. and the men are deemed not expendab expendable. when that paradigm shifts and it should, and you know, it's the responsibility of the media now who many in the medi

. >> we saw a lot of live realtime maps of the flights that are happening over these areas, the drops and also the surveying. this has got to be right under that path because it's been very active right here. we see that it's not the only structure there as we pull out and we see more of the area there. 150 structures are under threat. 150 people under evacuation orders that are mandatory at this point. and it seems that everybody did get out when they were told to get out, but you see the windy little roads there right under the kind of the plume of smoke that we're looking at. very difficult places to get out. some of those roads are dirt roads, cal fire has told us. and in fact some of the folks who live up there have told us these are tiny little unpaved roads where these folks are living outs in a more rural setting. we know that evacuees have been talking to us about maintaining a defensible space. that is the 100-feet clearance around their properties. we do see some of that in this area, but at the same time, we see how close those flames are going to that house or that struct

realtime, is what the people of puerto rico need. there's a lack of sense of urgency when we talk about these issues. your folks on the ground are doing an incredible job but the urgency to meet the needs of 3.4 million people. water, food supply chain, trillion grids. those are top three priorities to prevent unnecessary loss of life of americans on the island. i feel very passionate about this because i took care of a woman who in front of me in a shelter had a seizure. i protected her airway. i tried to get her to emergency care. there was no oxygen, no medicine at this temporary seizure. we need to do a better job on the ground coordinating with different agencies so we can save more lives and do what all your mandates are about to do. so i think the people on the ground, they are incredible workers and i look forward to working with you more to make sure that we have command posts out in the field. >> we appreciate your passion and agree we probably ought to get down there and get out and see things and appreciate you and dr. bu

they're learning this all in realtime. finding out from tv, it's not that they head a heads-up or anything. they're scrambling to respond and we may see that messaging change in the next day or two in the if the gets further enraged. >> there was a headline in the post that basically put into words what ashley is describing that the campaign essentially hired anyone with a pulse. is this the price that they are paying for bringing in anyone with a pulse? and let me ask you how sustainable it is to say that just because paul manafort was only there for six months or because this low-level aide wasn't in contact with donald trump that his campaign couldn't have colluded. the investigation was about donald trump's orbit and whether or not it was supported by abetted by, aided by russia. how sustainable is their public posture? >> well, look. i think, you know, it was really interesting right after the manafort and gates indictment came down. there really was that palpable sense of relief and then they got hit with the second

i want to show you this map from the air quality management district, it's a realtime map and green is good and there is not a speck of it on any part of that map. orange is unhealthy for sensitive groups including the elderly and children and red is unhealthy for everyone. according to the air district this is the worst air we have had since they started tracking it 17 years ago. >> we're seeing elevated levels of particulate matter that are higher than we have ever seen since we began measuring that in 2000. >> reporter: now, if you are close to the north bay fires you should seek shelter or leave the area all together if you can. use an n95 mask, i will show you what to look for in just a moment and for everyone else away from the area, stay indoors if you can, keep the windows and doors closed, keep the ac on recirculate in your home or car so you are not sucking in that bad air. that is an n95 mask, it's not a regular surgical mask, it has a filter that will pull out that particulate matter, that is the problem for lungs, it clogs the airways and that is what the problem is for yo

. >> you guys we get a chance to witness this realtime with the people who were there.solutely terrifying moments of what it felt like to be inside the crowd. a woman named crystal captured and shared that horror from the ground level. [gunfire] >>> and this firsthand account also shared on instagram shows us how things changed in a split second. from the moment those automatic shots were fired, the panic then sued as some run for their lives, others fall to the ground unsure of where to go, how to hide and how to escape. >> we need your truck. we just need to get people over to the hospital, okay. >> okay. go ahead. put them all in the back. >> reporter: now to the heroes in the crowd and there were many. lindsey lee documents their experience on instagram as law enforcement asks to use their truck to transport victims to the hospital. ambulances were having a tough time getting in so officials were asking people who had parked at the venue to serve as emergency transportation vehicles. the moments were harrowing as she explains how some of the people they loaded into

twitter does something no other service does it is realtime, it is news, back and forth.twitter disappeared tomorrow, somebody else would create it immediately, because none of the other services do that now they are pushing into video. it's very powerful, it's a new model. they seem to be coming out the other side so it's good to see twitter recovering that's great what does that mean for others others have been in much better shape for a while so hopefully that carries through. >>still need to see ad spend, right? >> one of their new products they have developed is video they have a very good video solution it's incredibly convenient to watch video on twitter, both in terms of some of the live shows, but also just the in-feed video. it's a great experience. they do have an ad unit in front of that. i think ultimately over time that could become a big business. >> even though users are up and revenue is down, you think that's going to turn around? >> the main problem with revenue is that they are taking an old product that didn't work, that had a lot of revenue associate

. >> reporter: and realtime as well. this video right here from sean kilgore shows panicked fans running away from the rapid fire gunshots many screaming and crying. devon gray had his phone rolling as people cow erred round after round near them exploding. >> ♪ [gunfire] >> reporter: gray rounded up two victims and rushed them to the hospital in his own truck and this is something that we saw time and time again. people risking their own lives to get strangers to safety. karen says as soon as she realized this was not fireworks she poked her head out from under the bleachers to try to convince others to hide with her. >> come here, come here you guys. [gunfire] >> come under here, come under here. >> reporter: absolutely horrifying moments, strangers also banded together after the attack a teenager and his family cared for a little six-year-old boy after he became separated from his mother. we have the picture here on the big board to show you. he tweeted this photo out to anyone who would look at it trying to find the

this is realtime while we've been talking they made it around the corner. >>> time for some cardio. ♪ly beloved, we are gathered here today to watch michael perry stand and open mouth to perfection. that's the look on his face when he sees lakeisha walking down the aisle. it's the first time he'ses se s her with her wedding dress on. he has to drop down to his knees. then he starts crying. he swore all week to his best man, who posted this video. i'm not going to cry. but then you saw him. >> he's not crying, he's sobbing. >> this is sweet, though. nothing like seeing a big old man turn into a teddy bear. especially over the woman he loves. >> look at him. now he's got sniffly and we got a look at the bride and she does look lovely. >> looks amazing. >> love the ring bearer, #cooties. get over it. >>> summit's parents are getting married, so summit was picked to be the ring bearer. >> summit, ring! >> summit the golden retriever, who has his own channel on facebook. he's like, look, i'm ready for this to be over so i can play, let these people pet me, and they give him lots of pets, h

the actual toll rates will be determined by demand for space in the lanes by realtime traffic conditions. >> reporter: and there is a way to use the express lanes for free by carpooling. >> if you are a carpooler, on a motorcycle or in a clean air vehicle with a green decal or a white decal, you're eligible to use the express lanes toll- free. and all you have to do is use a fastrak flex toll tag. >> reporter: if you have passengers, simply indicate the number on your fastrak toll tag setting it to 2 or 3. the metropolitan transportation commission says they expect the traffic in the lanes to move about 45 miles per hour during peak times. transportation officials say we can expect 550 miles of express lanes in the region by 2025. in san ramon, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> you will have to wait a bit longer to ride on bart's new fleet of the future. the redesigned train cars are now expected to hit the tracks by thanksgiving. bart says it needs more time to work out some technical issues ranging from the system's air- conditioning system to trouble with the friction brakes. the new ca

through want amazon key app, customers can watch the delivery in realtime. >> oh, a lot of people skepticalut this. this was rebecca jarvis reporting. while the service is free, amazon is selling the lock and camera to you for $250. interesting. >>> next on abc 7 news at 11:00, benefit concert for north bay fire victims now in the works. >> experiencing just the devastation and all the carnage and we owe a lot to those first responders. >> metallica just one of several bands set to perform and we have the details on thousand get tickets. >>> now here's a live look outside, mike nico coming up with the acuwhether >>> now your accuweather forecast with mike nico. >> welcome back. we'll open up the weather window on walnut creek. a little bit of the story today. the sun's getting a little hazier by the minute. due to the high pressure in the stagnant air out there. let's look at temperatures and around walnut creek, concord, san jose 77. 69 san mateo and the cool spots around the bay, santa rosa, 74. half-moon bay, only 73. all those temperatures about with our average highs are and we still h

people willing to do to sort of reverse this is that women don't feel like they can speak out in realtimeore capable, more supported in speaking out in realtime if they knew their political leadership which says this is key to their program woman step out in a moment and not wait, not be hyper cautious and not wait five days to say if you have to add the if or the alleged, that's fine. that's fine. but from what i see, this is reprehensible. yes, i'm going to call my campaign and make sure every penny, every last penny is redirected to charity. >> john, if you read these stories but setting an side what the victims do because i think that is that you can read the pain and suffering and the guilt that they have which is i can't even imagine what they're going through, you look at the institutions around these women, the film industry, the sort of money around it. what it is, this kind of rut where everybody is sort of not doing what the right thing is because they're worried about you know the job or the career down the line. i think that's what you're also seeing here from these democrati

take a look at the stories you are engaging with the most this morning on social media with our realtimer. >> wisdom martin is back with what's trending. >> reporter: good morning to you. first up a bicyclist was captured over the weekend in northern virginia giving the presidential motorcade the bird not once but twice. the incident happened on saturday as president trump's motorcade was leaving trump national golf club in sterling, virginia. then the bicyclist caught back up with the motorcade and gave them the finger a second time. just last week someone mooned the trump motorcade in d.c. >>> let's go to martinsville virginia where an activist burned a confederate flag at martinsville speed protesting nascar and president trump for not standing up for minorities. he says his inspiration was the anthem controversy. the president supported nascar and their fans in the past saying they would never disrespect our country or our flag. he says a lot of fans were displaying confederate flags at sunday's race. >>> historic church in northern virginia will replace two controversial plaques hon

with that we'll be able to show you in realtime where the heavy downpours are tracking. along with a gusty monday coming up in just a bit. >> track the storms with the nbc 10 app. make sure your phones are charged and flashlights have batteries in case your power goes out. >> now to breaking news the largest mall in the region. there was a shooting outside of king of prussia mall two haurz ago. police shot a robbery suspect. viewers found out about the breaking news story right after it happened. steve fisher joins us from king of prussia mall. what did you find out? >> reporter: denise, this all happened right outside nordstrom's connected to the king of prussia mall. to be specific, it happened inside this green parking deck second floor. you can see still security here on scene. i can tell you there's still officers inside this parking deck as this scene is active. since we arrived the suspect shot by police is a repeat robbery suspect. police told us yesterday afternoon the same man was here at the green parking tech and confronted a woman about to get in her car and

. >> holly morris has a look at stories on the realtime news tracker holly. >> good morning everybody. major fallout for kevin spacey coming after fellow actor anthony rappa accused spacey of sexually harassing him when 14. spacey apologized for the incident and use today to come out as gay which caused a stir of backlash. netflix announced yesterday it is can seming spacey's series house of cards in lieu of allegations and emmy's announced they will no longer be honoring him at the 2017 ceremony with emmyou what's interesting about this is the show family guy joked about kevin spacey holding a naked boy hostage in his basement more than a decade ago. show creator seth mcfarland joked about harvey weinstein assaulting actresses four years before recent accusations. >>> next facebook says 126 million americans may have seen russia linked political posts over two years which is far more than previously thought. social media company says there were 80,000 russia linked posts used to sway voteers in 2016 election. >> an a top medical journal says climate change already is becoming a publi

these are lessons being learned on the job in realtime. >> neil: but you wouldn't know it from the media. rare to go to my colleagues here charles but one of the things i noticed is that in a press conference they were enraged by how the president was responding to this and not giving enough attention to puerto rico, two- thirds of the questions that took better than 45 minutes had to do with the nfl and not puerto rico. >> yeah, i agree, but who brought up the nfl? i mean, it was donald trump who created this thing. >> neil: then go back to puerto rico if you're the media right? >> but how about if you're the president and my one point is this and i agree with everything that is said here. first off it's very hard to-- >> neil: how can you we all have different points of view. >> no not really. there's an aspect to where we're learning from this. the governor of puerto rico is not some sort of right wing trumpkin, right? he's presumably a democrat and so he's not complaining about this. >> neil: i don't know what he is >> i think he is a democrat but there's one thing that i think presi

we've been using a special tool to track the drops in realtime.he green line is the path the tankers and helicopters are taking. if you want to track it yourself you can go to nbc bay area.com. we posted a link on the fires. >> we will go to the north bay where firefighters are making a good progress on the fires there. the focus is trying to locate 53 people missing. most of them reported missing from the tubbs fire off 101 in santa rosa and sonoma county. authorities are searching for 26 people in santa rosa and 27 more in the rest of sonoma county. meanwhile firefighters continue to gain ground on containment look at the numbers. the atlas tubbs fire both around 80% fire. the nuns fire at 68% and the pocket fire is about 60% contained. the air in army national guard across the state have converged in the north bay to fight wildfires. we've been talk about the air attack how critical it is. vicky nguyen was embedded with a crew to see the devastation and witness the ongoing aerial fire fight life at the airport with more. vicky. >> reporter: jan

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. >> betty shows us the frightening scenes shared in realtime. >> >>reporter: at 3:30 a.m., embers blanketed and blew all over the road. the other than of valley brook equestions treian center in napa says she's been up for 24 hours trying to get her horses to safety. 100 have been saved so far. overnight the entire sky looked like an inferno. on highway 121 just south of napa. you can so the fast-moving flames from calistoga. a woman on twitter took this video waiting for an ambulance to rush her grandfather to the hospital. every direction you turn, flames lit hills and snaked over ridges in napa. as the sun rose, people in san francisco woke up to a bright orange sky because of all the ash scattering the first sunlight of the day. the smoke and haze from the north bay fires covered the city. ashes landed all over streets and back yards, including multiple barbecue grill covers. many people with respiratory problems complained that it was difficult for them to breathe. over in bodega bay ashes and smoke filled the sky, creating an eerie view all around. back in napa, wineries in the stack

septa suggests checking its twitter feed for realtime service information. vai? >>> we have breaking news in the music world this morning. rock legend tom petty has died. ♪ petty died overnight, hours after suffering cardiac arrest at his home in malibu. the 66-year-old was famous for classic rock hits like "free falling," "refugee," and "american girl." in our next half hour, we'll hear about the mark that tom petty left on philadelphia area music scene. >>> prosecutors say the man accused of setting off pressure cooker bombs in new york and north jersey was a soldier in a holy war against americans and new york and new jersey were his battlegrounds. that was only part of their openings statements as the federal trial of ahmad rahimi began yesterday. before proceedings, he had to be escorted out of the courtroom because of an outburst. he was angry because his wife hasn't been allowed to see him in more than a year. the judge said he would look into the matter. afterward the prosecution outlined how they believe rahimi researched and put together the bombs he's

think of the drones we've already seen where they fire missiles at precise targets based on realtime intelligence using space. future drones are going to be even smaller, cheaper, more precise. so you're going to have less harm to civilians and hopefully it will head off broader wars if nations are able to use drones and cyber against each other in lower intensity conflicts with less destruction, it might convince them to head off a pact to a major war. >> critics, and there are many including human rights advocates, point out don't you run the risk of having this lead to more provocation and things getting out of control because robots, for example, lack a moral conscience. they don't have accountability. they don't have responsibility for the decision. >> there's two kinds of criticism. i think they're both valid. i don't think they should stop us from developing and deploying these weapons, but one is war is too cheap and easy now. if you can send a drone and there's no casualties that our soldiers are going to suffer, then presidents are going to start sending drones to solve eve

corker said in realtime he couldn't do it.he iran deal, he said the only thing bob corker gave us was the iran deal. bob corker voted against the iran deal. if you're a senator and you see misinformation go out constantly, again, at what point do you say enough is enough? this man is not connected with reality? >> well, it is interesting. does there become a cascade effect where others feel liberated to speak the way senator corker has? we said repeatedly again, senator corker is not running for reelection. this is 52 republican senators. you lose one, two, and sudden lu you're no longer the governing party. this is a dangerous situation for the president, because you can't afford to lose bob corker. katty mentioned corker is an important player even on tax reform. he's troubled by the idea of adding hundreds of billions of dollars to the budget. even tax reform, it comes outside of this president's reach. and so this is a big situation. that's why i think a lot of attention is being paid on this. it's not just john mccain put

it must also provide funding for comprehensive risk management in preparations for realtime backup methods and operations, and we're pleased to submit for the record two reports about the risk posed by technology and the records in the 2020 census. the primary and overarching goal of the census is a fair and accurate enumeration of all people living in the united states on census day, and the goal of a census that is equally successful in all communities is really nonnegotiable. these aren't as the chairman said, republican goals or democratic goals. they're shared american goals and achieving them is going to be very key to our representative system of government. but insufficient, uncertain, and frequently late annual funding has delayed and derailed testing and preparations as you have heard already. most at risk are our operations that are specifically designed to enumerate historically hard to count communities. the census bureau needs a ramp-up in spending for a dress rehearsal, ark checkter and feel infrastructure, and a campaign that is going to encourage people to participate, and

invented the hero drone, one that not only drops supplies to survivors but connects them to a doctor in realtime kit. >> you would find a physician on the inside of that kit and it would be in a patient portal and communicating with a bystander. >> reporter: in this simulation, you can see how it guides them through each emergency situation. >> okay. what next? >> hi, i'm dr. mullen. i understand there's been an explosion. can you tell me what's happened? >> there's been a bomb. my friend here is bleeding. i need help. >> your friend has a shoulder laceration. >> we can supplement emergency medical services delivery with these aircraft. >> reporter: especially during catastrophic events following hurricanes when first responders can't reach certain areas or during a mass shooting when the situation is unsafe for emergency crews to go in. each kit tailor-made with supplies. >> epinefren and narcan. >> things that you would need in an emergency? >> yes. >> we think these have great power to save lives. >> and they are hoping that these drugs will be available at the beginning of next year. >> amaz