service now not. why would you move from ebay to service now? what's your thinking?technology landscape and i said where is the action going to be in the next five to ten years. in the next five to ten years, it is applying technology to our lives at work as we've been talking about. service now is positioned to lead that transformation, to lead that revolution. how do you feel about starting something brand—new in silicon valley, having had a long career and a very, you know, well established career, there is so many new companies coming up in silicon valley run by guys in their 20s and 30s and women in their 3020s and 30s, do you everfeel, you know, i'm trying to think of the right word, do you feel insecure about that? i doubt you do, but do you know what i mean? silicon valley and technology are exciting innovation is happening all the time. my particular focus however is in those technologies that begin to break through. service now is one of the very, very few enterprise software companies that have broken through $1 billion and will reach $2 billion and the op

metro drivers now demanding police es courts and how it's affecting service this morning. ryan: that's correct. the x-2 metro bus line is at a stand still. the bus operators refusing to get behind the wheel. you see some of them outside the buses now standing with the local union and then over to the side of the buses you see them parked there and see the signs saying not in service. now, this all comes as operators were planning to make their voices heard this morning calling on their supervisors for tougher safety measures. this call to action coming after a woman was arrested and charged after hurling a cup of urine on a driver. that bizarre incident was captured on camera aboard those weekend. yesterday opal brown was in court and pled not guilty to simple assault. this morning x-2 bus operators and the union representing its drivers are demanding action. we just spoke to the vice president for the local atl-689 union and he is saying operators are under attack. >> operator safety is at risk now. the operators are attacked on a daily basis. we've been asking authorities

to get out before the winds reach unsafe speeds and that's according to the national weather service. >> now, the question is, what's next. officials are preparing for the worst, saying parts of florida could lose electricity for days, if not longer and that more than 100,000 people may be in need of shelter. >> we've got team coverage tonight, so let's get the latest update from chief meteorologistist doug kamerer, what's the latest. >> my parents may be in shelter, too. they're on the west side of this. the latest track is now in and takes it right over fort myers. i'm going to make a call right after i get done with this hit. the storm itself is lng earlier notice these yellows here, that means the storm is trying to reintensify, trying to get its act together, couldn't really do it. no more of those yellow colors and it is expected, the latest track is now in. it will regain category 5 and it may do so, winds of 155 miles an hour, category 5 is 157, so it's just below that, won't take much to get it back, moving west at 12 miles an hour, so slowing down just a little bit and it's going t

people coming in the fire service now, they were not born. they heard the stories, and i think most people that responded that day are proud of what they did. >> members come out here periodically and actually just sit down that day. ever since that day, i think we have all changed. people came together quickly. people responded. people came in asking what can they do? where can they go? after 9/11 happened we acquired a steel beam from new york city and members of the fire department went down to new york city to load this on the back of a tractor trailer and it was escorted by nypd officials and port authorities the entire way to let them know we are hear for them and that they can pass through here on any given day and stop by and take a look at the memorial. >> to me, it's nice. it's a little bit of, hey, did respond, and we helped. but to me, it means more to the people that were affected directly. >> the mural was designed by firefighter thomas musgrove. you can see it at the germantown fire station number 34. the eye beam is at the ken

a congregation that had just wrapped up sunday services now prayers, one dead, six injured after a manired a gun at the church near nashville. the time i got over there, the green explorer. then he turned around and shot her in the face. died wasoman who 39-year-old melanie smith. her children were not at the service. >> i'm still in shock. cheryl: the other victims were taken to area hospitals, and so was the gunman, identified as 25-year-old emanuel sampson. the police said that sampson accidentally shot himself in the chest and is expected to survive. it happened when an usher held him down. >> the church of sure was pistol whipped. they struggled. >> just an outstanding young man, even before today. the police say that sampson shot smith in the parking lot before walking into the church and shooting randomly yet people. witnesses say he wore a mask while firing. another story coming fro jeremiah helped his teacher high children in a classroom and barricade at the door to keep the gunman from coming in. church members told investigators the suspect had attended services a year or tw

we build integrated onto that services. and now becoming a cloud and a cognitive solutions company. there will be another sort of reinvention of ibm one day in the future again, but today, it is about that. and it is not about the technology. it is cloud. it is ai. it is the why. as i say to all my colleagues, and i feel we are the champions for business. the champions for business. i will tell you what i mean by that. right now, if you ask me to pick one word what ibm is reinventing around, i would tell you it is the word "data." there is gold in that data. to me, we are on the verge of companies being able to use all that. this, to me, is companies go on the offense now against startups, against disruption, you do it with that data. you will need new tools, and that is where ai comes in. david: one of the tools is what you call watson. watson is named after -- ginni: our founder, thomas watson. david: watson got some attention because of "jeopardy." ginni: it is funny how many people still remember that. in fact, that was -- i re

. >> reporter: the idea as de facto rescue service now. shuttling desperately ill residents to san juan where they can receive medical services. for people like luz velez, she doesn't know where her husband would be without them. >> he has a heart condition that needs to be taken care of, that's all. >> do you feel like you couldn't stay there? >> no, we had to fly out. >> reporter: their help is crucial. with the local hospital so severely damaged, a triage tent had to be set up outside. >> we got water yesterday. but any other help, we're still waiting. >> reporter: a doctor telling us fema's only brought them water so far. but 10,000 shipping containers of potential relief, bound for businesses, are already on the island. parked on the docks in san juan, just not near anyone who would benefit from them. my colleague alex perez talked to jose ayalla, who provides shipping and logistics services for the island. >> the total supply chain of distribution has been interrupted. there's no gas, no diesel to move around the island. >> reporter:

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services. and we've looked at the evidence, we've been working on this over the summer, and we feel now is the ke sure we do deal with any issues we've got in the public services so we can continue to have world—class services. now, this is going to cost billions. you said that it will not come with additional money, that it will come out of existing budgets. isn't that simply going to require cuts elsewhere, putting pressure on police and crime commissioners, for example, to perhaps have to cutjobs? i think you're prejudicing the work that is going to go on. the pay review bodies are going to collect independent evidence. there are specific issues in specific workforces and what we are doing is moving away from the blanket approach so that we can look at the nhs, we can look at the schools, we can look at police forces, separately. what we are doing is we're moving more money to the front line in our public services. we did that recently with our schools announcement, and we are making sure that we get value for money in what we are spending. but there will of course be a budget process that w

the park service now saying one british tourist was killed, and another injured, when a sheet of granite 130 feet tall and 65 feet wide dropped from el capitan. seven rock falls, 1,300 tons in a four-hour span. >>> a possible break tonight in the unsolve murder in delphi, indiana. two tengers were killed while hiking in february. authorities now say they took a picture of the suspect and recorded his voice. police in colorado with a person of interest in custody, an indiana sex offender accused of threatening hikers there. >>> and pass the popcorn tonight. prince harry making a new friend, right there in the stands at the invictus games. emily henson caught red-handed, trying to steal his popcorn. harry playing along with a new friend that he made. >>> when we come back on a thursday night, with so many natural disasters, we have promised to go back, and tonight, the remarkable headline out of houston. the tears. you have to see this. needles. essential for vinyl, but maybe not for people with rheumatoid arthritis. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr. a once daily

are so many of our homes lost their roofs and we were particularly hit in terms of our essential services now just to again bring you up to speed so i was one who was very boisterous in making a very strong criticism against the united kingdom who are responsible for us with respect specifically in our constitution to disaster management and it was really heartbreaking to know that the amongst you know with us everybody knowing in advance that this was going to be the worst storm ever after that there was no preparation in pleas so that immediately after the storm with some. many people although we typically stock up we prepare you make sure you have your water your food canned food etc with the amount of homes that had been so compromised and so many of them losing their roofs and windows and doors you know food and water became an immediate concern and within a day or two unfortunately that almost was moving into very i would say crisis levels but very close to the josephine and as you're talking i can see julia nodding i think claire nodding how do you think i want to say what is just to s

forest service now they are approximately two 1/2 months longer than in 1970. rapid city south dakota has cited over 20 wildfires in the black hills national forest. in my opinion it is a crisis. looking at the most needed change to federal management policy what is that and why? >> the most needed change is a focus to actively managing our landscape to make sure that the forest service and blm that is the number one priority. wildfires have to be fought and it certainly caused a lot of money but so then to get those catastrophic effects. >> can you talk about of the desired manager practice?. >> i appreciate you asking as one of the comments there was a discussion are we removing those trees graf and in some but alien. they will benefit but l. loeb learned - - could have people for pray before those of wildlife species there would is going. >> grass. >> there is a fair characterization to be using all of the two with said but this is what leads to those interests conditions. '08 do have that plane so you basically sterilized the -- the ground so what example i

for the company and for those three point five million people in london according to who use the service now what we know is that the current license which expires on the thirtieth of september so next saturday at the end of next week that license is not going to be renewed by transport for london but they say that the company has a twenty one day window to appeal against that decision and until the whole appeal process finishes it can continue operating so i think that there will be sam relief among the people who use the service that it will come to continue to operate on the streets of the british capital as well as around the country now this is purely a london decision it has been welcomed by city can the mayor of london saying that it would be wrong for transport for london to continue licensing uber if that were to pose any risk or threat to the safety and security of the population here now who has come out and said that the the regulator tearful has come out has caved in rather. and the mare putting lumping them together they have caved in to a small number of people who want to res

of messaging services and what is htfully said the last of the facebook apps or services avail natalee holloway china. now long -- it was the last of the facebook apps or services available in china. i tried testing it uploading photos and videos and it didn't work. i tested it late yesterday when we started getting word that it actually had been blocked. the actual messaging part of the service of whatsapp. i sent numerous messages to my wife who is in beijing right now. she always replies right away and she didn't. i even tested i'm going to spend lots of money. she did not get it. it is not necessarily working between the two of us. yes it is another step. instagram of course. google, various services blocked. facebook. a number of them no longer working in china. emily: so, that's when you know for sure when you threaten to spend money. what do you think is really behind this ban if indeed it is a ban. is it the same reason that facebook was blocked back in 2008 and hasn't been unblocked since? >> well, as you and i both know since you lived in china as well we are coming up to a very politically sens

people you are looking at right now who were there on the tracks at the height of rush hour. 20th and jfk trying to figure out how they'll get home. regional rail service suspended right now because of an evacuation that took place. it is shut down. we'll keep you updated on when it resumes. >>> also, to this. social media pictures coming in of this scene, train stuck between 30th and suburban. people walking on the tracks. these are images from social media, people are in this emergency situation and took out their phones and took pictures. not believing what was happening right now, again, regional rail suspended. we'll keep you updated as the situation unfolds. >>> turning now to the first alert weather. five days into fall, it is still feeling like summer. let's go to meteorologist steve sosna as we look at the wind turbines moving slightly at linki lincoln regional field. >> all the people stranded near 30th street station will be enduring a lot of heat. if you're on the sidewalks, the streets right now, temperatures feel like around 90 degrees. so not a comfortable evening. more reminiscent of what we would see in july. not much wind to stir up t

during a family trip to the bahamas in late june, a request reluctantly accepted by the secret service. nowwants the full tim protection terminated as well. >> considered a quote huge risk and a stupid decision, according to sources we spoke to. cnn has also learned white house counsellor kellyanne conway no longer has secret service protection which is based on threat assessment as well as guidance from the chief of staff. >> emotions over running high as nancy pelosi is shouted down by dozens of proteste protesters. >> she was speaking at an event in san francisco. that group which included undocumented immigrants took issue with her talks about president trump. asuzing democratic lead ares of using dreamers as a bargaining chip. let's get a check on cnn money stream. global stocks micked. but the records keep piling up. dow and s & p 500 record highs. nasdaq close the just shy of a record. bank stocks giving markets a boost ahead of the federal reserves meeting. wall street thinks they'll hold rates steady. thousands of student borrowers will soon get debt relief. the bureau cracking dow

then it reinvented itself again into software and services. and now we reinvent ourselves again., that reinvention and that dna is really what makes it unique. david: let's talk about your background for a moment. you grew up in chicago and you have three sisters? ginni: two sisters and a brother. david: ok, three siblings. and at one point your father left your mother, and your mother was not college-educated at the time, so how did she support four children? ginni: i continue to learn a lot from my mom. but i give my mom a lot of credit for all four of us. as david said, my mother had a high school degree, but then quickly have us as children right after that. i was in my early teens when my dad chose to leave. and, it was sudden. my mother found herself with four kids, no money, soon to be no home, soon to be no food. and, she did, as i said, i learned -- she was so intent on not letting other people define who she was. and we had to do some things for a short time. she had to go on food stamps. we had to get help. i mean, that is what entitlement programs in this country are

you got to realize the chinese government is serious about blocking these services. now longer available. i was there in july when the first crackdown started happening. i tried testing it by uploading photos or videos and it did not work. i tested it late yesterday when we started getting word it had been blocked. the actual messaging service. i sent numerous messages to my wife in beijing. she always replies wetter -- right away. she did not. i even said i'm about to spend lots of money. she would normally reply right back. she did not get it. i tested it. it is not working between the two of us. it is another step. instagram, google blocked. facebook, a number of them no longer working in china. emily: that is when you know for sure, when you're threatening to spend money. what do you think is behind this latest ban? is it the same reason facebook was locked in 2008 and has not ince?unblocked s >> where coming up to a politically sensitive time in china next month. they often slow these services down to a crawl if not an outright ban. virtual private networks which a

service of what broader strategy. the answer to your question is yes. as an enforcement of the norm against the use of chemical weapons i support it. we need to understand and now in what service of strategy. they have long wanted us to take the type of actions how could can we use that as leverage. they had been reluctant or very slow. let's get to some of the things we might want them to do. the campaign that president obama put together. to address ices in 2014 it's taken three years. it has lost its stronghold. it's almost fully lost its stronghold in rocca. it will soon be vastly diminished. if this was winning the war. what needs to be done to win the peace. if you talk about that in syria. who is going to govern that has not been vacated. the people who live there. they found it with more attractive alternative. so now that they are being moved out of this area. how does the piece peace get one in these regions. it has to begin in both iraq and syria with addressing what was some of the causal factors. it was born of the grievances. just to put a fine point on it. you have sunni populations. in the areas in iraq. that have the following choice. i go to f

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to get out before the winds reach unsafe speeds and that's according to the national weather service. >> nowe question is, what's next. officials are preparing for the worst, saying parts of florida could lose electricity for days, if not longer and that more than 100,000 people may be in need of shelter. >> we've got team coverage tonight, so let's get the latest update from chief meteorologistist doug kamerer, what's the latest. >> my parents may be in shelter, too. they're on the west side of this. the latest track is now in and takes it right over fort myers. i'm going to make a call right after i get done with this hit. the storm itself is lng

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i've been on armed services now. i'm on intel. everyone there has been briefed. we all know how critical the dangers are there. i think we are all committed. we do not believe kim jong-un should be able to have a ballistic missile that can deliver a warhead and do horrific damage to the united states of america. we've got to make sure that does not happen. charlie: how do you make sure it doesn't happen? senator manchin: you do all the diplomacy you possibly can. superpower means more than just having the military grade -- greatest military in the world. it means having the greatest ability to have super diplomacy, so china has to engage, russia has to engage, everybody in that region has to engage. we have to be for real. we can't have him being able to secure scientists and physicists to develop his programs for him. there can't be any other countries feeding that. that's got to stop. all these things, we have got to curtail. then you hope that -- the last resort is to take whatever measures that you need to take to prevent that from happening. charlie: final q

a senior in high school bureau chief sam ford in southeast at the memorial service now. sam? sam: we are in the gym where the classmates of zaire are gathering for what they call a "celebration of life" here. his family is here and community members are gathering. >> i'm zaire. sam: 16-year-old zaire was killed when he encountered gillis in this park last wednesday night. gillis with a gun tried to rob kelly who had a knife. they ended up killing each other. the kelly family issued a statement today. "we are comforted knowing that zaire was loved and respected by so many. many said it left two families in grief. and they gathered near saratoga northeast to man t vigil. earlier we spoke to his sisters. >> i don't want people saying that my brother was a bad dude. he wasn't. >> he is got at the rapping. >> he was. this wasn't him. >> he was featured on a rap video called pintos down. >> like many in the videos, money and guns played a prominent role. family members hoped for entertainment career for him. >> all that. questions we need answered. >> family members say he just lef

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it's great to know that we're starting to get cell service back, so i've seen cell service now from key west and also someone in marathon. that is huge. hopefully people can start communicating with their friends and their loved ones. you know, we're working on energy in the city of key west. we have power now to the hospital, the airport grocery stores, the senior center and even home depot and expect to make more progress there. in terms of water, we do have water from key lar go now to marathon. if you're not getting water in your home and you're one of the folks that have come back in the upper keys, it's a good chance that the problem is actually a broken pipe in your yard, when trees fall over, they break pipes all over the place. we've got a ton of work going on. there are going to be about 2,000 national guard in there within a day. we've got 40 crews working on energy, throughout the keys. we've repaired the washout that we had at mile marker 74 for u.s. 1. and we should have another lane raerpd that was damaged at mile marker 34 today. our crews are doing cut and toss work all

is giving up secret service protection. nowthe president's eldest son elected to forgo this service. trump, jr. lives in new york city, works at the trump organization, avid camper and hunter and says he wants more privacy than he can get with a bunch of agents following him. >> trevor: i love as donald, jr. is giving up security, they're reporting exactly where he will be and when. ( laughter ) donald trump, jr. will no longer be protected. he won't be protected when he was at work in trump tower, new york city or home on sutton place. and this is his phone number and don't forget he will be completely unguarded while camping in the berkshires! when donald trump, jr. heard this i bet he was, like, can i get them back?! being followed all the time has to be ayou noiing. he used to be able to go out in the woods and spend time alone with his favorite log, yeah? ( laughter ) then all of a sudden he had to share log. awww... yes, but now he's out there on his own. don't worry about his safety. he's keepin keep kgb detail. the unit

amazon web services now is the largest contributor to revenue. to revenue, but a big contributor to profit. business, by the way, and our established countries, is also very profitable. we keep investing, so we are investing in original content, with amazon studios. but amazon web services is remarkable for a couple reasons. it follows all those principles i laid out in the beginning. one of the most unusual things that happened with amazon web services is the amount of runway we got, which is a gift, before we faced like-minded competition. empirically, ae new way of doing something, if you're lucky, you get about two years of runway before competitors copy your idea. two years is a pretty long time. that is a big head start. reason, and i have a hypothesis of what the reason is -- for whatever reason, amazon web services got seven years of runway before we faced like-minded competition. there were other people doing similar kinds of things, but not the same way, same approach, same mindset. in my experience, that is not unheard of, -- that is u

facebook started out it was a replacement for a harvard university service which got you to know other freshers in your university year. nowervice more than two thirds of facebook users or social media users use facebook for news. that means these big american companies cannot so easily dodge the editorial responsibility. we saw in the american election questions about who was using it, fake accounts, strange advertisers on the service. this kind of data puts that front and centre. the problem is if you are on twitter you have a certain, certain people you follow and that is the news which comes your way, the same with facebook and snapchat. snapchat disappears after ten secondsisit? snapchat disappears after ten seconds is it? what kind of news, i am sure people would love this bulletin to disappear after ten seconds... 20 seconds i am being told. i think it raises an interesting challenge for people like us who are news providers. here is an audience which expects to get its news in 20 seconds and it's up to us ina its news in 20 seconds and it's up to us in a way to make sure we provide the high quality news we like to

it poses a big challenge for the police service. nowost senior officers has spoken out about the need extra funding. writing on the national police chiefs council website, sara thornton says the counterterrorism policing budget is being cut by 7.2% in the next three years. miss thornton says that's a real concern giving the alarming nature and volume of the threat. she says the pressure this creates is not sustainable because there are fewer resources overall, particularly in neighbourhood policing. one of the things that we absolutely value is our part in the fight against terrorism is neighbourhood police officers, out there in neighbourhood building relationships, talking to the public and picking up bits of information and bits of intelligence. if we do not have that footprint, and we are very worried that that has reduced over the last few years, then we will not pick up information. but just as importantly we won't have that really important relationship with the public. the home office says it is sensitive to the pressures on pol

call but he does it in a way that makes you think, wake a second, the cloud how about workday an service nowompany in the conversation and by the way, can we just explain that if he goes over what oracle said about him and goes the other way, you are going to want to own it. mark is just -- he's charming. he's entertaining, but he's rigorous. >> he is. >> and i think when people listen to the real story, not the story outlined by mark hurt or stories outlined by larry ellison who he worked for and loved. >> used to be at oracle. >> and loved. >> people forget that. >> people will say you know why, why shouldn't i be in salesforce. >> how do you really feel about him? >> how do i know about him >> how do i feel i'm holding back i'm going to hold back. >> really. >> good choices, pete, clearly. >> sue herera has the latest headlines for us hi, sue. >> hi, scotty, indeed i do here's what's happening at this hour the national hurricane center says that hurricane maria has strengthened to a category 3 storm with winds of 120 miles per hour it's heading into the caribbeanch the eye is expected to

national weather service now says officially the first hurricane windows have been recorded in the floridakeys. irma is inching closer. adam, not only are you describing what they are describing but now it is official. a hurricane is in the keys. adam: harris, it started about 10:00 o'clock this morning and we been out of power here for about 12 hours. you can still see pockets of power in certain parts of the northern key islands. as the date grew on you can see that gradual building and this is my tenth hurricane so we have some history of doing these things but you can see a build and you can hear the sound. the only way to describe someone who hasn't been in a hurricane it sounds like there is a jet engine. that jet engine sound is getting louder and louder. that means the storm is coming closer and closer. you can see the wind and see the waves blow in a certain direction. it could reverse and blow in the other direction once it passes over but we expect this to be a rough next 12 or as long as 24 hours here in the keys. all we can hope is that the storm will knock it down enough to n

she had it in a skiff within a residence under the control of the secret service. now we're talking about is a person with a top secret clearance, with access to the president and with his briefings and with his own private account. we know that mueller investigation at some point is going to look at that story about jared kushner going to the russians and asking for secure communications channel using the russian embassy's crypto graphic systems to communicate in the back channel. but the first thing that anybody is going to want to know, they want to know do we have a person who may have inadvertently leaked information out on this unclassified network who had access to the highest level of secrets in the united states? and they're going to want to see is there a tie-in between the two stories? so i think the mueller investigation will handle part of this. >> okay. so i apologize for messing up your name and my dyslexia kicking in a minute ago. >> not at all. >> but you cover culture at "the times." i know you're a sports fan and i want your take away about the presi

i think that is where the national weather service is now. dangerous, devastating -- add sustained winds in this hurricane, 180 mph, with gusts .p to 220 mph you are talking large tornado strength around the center of the eye. it is moving west at 14. the question is, how close will the worst of it get to the islands? this is a track of going through the next couple of days. still category five. it passes north of puerto rico, north of the dominican republic, but will eventually find its way, if this is close to being on track, somewhere between cuba and south florida, as a powerful category four storm. let's show you a quick look at our satellite and radar. of showers north and west the metro area. more coming our way this afternoon and this evening. there is a slight risk north and west. they are nowhere close to the metro area. we will see the air turned much cooler tomorrow, with a few mo returns later in the week. hurricane jose has formed in the atlantic in the wake of irma. loaded up here. more for you in a bit. today, students in mont

attack this morning at parsons green tube station that is terrorist attack, the police, security services are now manhunt, the man or the person people responsible will be caught and will be brought forjustice. londoners will see over the next few days, and enhance police presence, both across london and on our public transport network. you say that, but this is the fourth time in just six months, westminster bridge, finsbury park, london bridge and now this, how credible is it to keep saying to londoners, just keep calm and do not worry? the metropolitan police experts have said what we are seeing is not a spike but the shift in relation to the attempts of terrorists to kill, maim and harm people in cities across europe and we have seen attacks notjust in london, but in brussels, in paris, in stockholm, in barcelona, of course in manchester, and we have got to make sure we do all we can to be alert, to be vigilant, but also to stay calm. what are you being told about the level of security and the manhunt? can i say this to londoners and those watching around the country, we have the best police

but the residents say they would rather the boys do some community service. >> now, they should go up work on planning trees and fixing the land up there. >> the suspects are released to the parents. the fire is out. >>> the heat wave is being blamed for deaths around the bay area. authorities say three heat- related deaths in san mateo county. the other three people died in san francisco. we're told most of the victims died at home. >>> a different kind of mountain lion warning in the north bay. officials are looking for the animal that may have been struck by a driver. wednesday night, a driver told santa rosa police that they may have hit the mountain lion near montecito meadow drive and chi natty road. they couldn't find t less than 24 hours before that car crashed, a mountain lion was spotted less than a while away. it's unclear if it was the same one. people are urged to look for the animal. >>> 5:14. let's check the roads with jaclyn. >> good morning. and we have an update for you on that accident we have been tracking in oakland. 880 at broadway all lanes have been cleared and

the mass gunman opened fire just as sunday services ended. now an armed usher is being held as hero for taking on the shooter. let's get onto julian, live for us outside the church in tennessee. >> good morning, heather and rob, police wrapped up investigation and they were out here all day yesterday scouring looking for details to figure out the biggest question from all this, why did this happen. here is what we know about the shooting, he's in police custody, his name is emmanuel sampson. 25-year-old legal resident, he moved here from sudan in 1996. parishers from the church he used to come here for services, they haven't seen him for years, it's been a while and they didn't recognize him yesterday because he was wearing a mask. out of the tragedy we are hearing stories about heroism. we were here on the scene as police were wrapping investigation last night around 9:00 p.m. local time. we were talking to a woman who was inside the church when this happened, first of all, she said, the pastor is the one who saved her life. the paster immediate

curfew is costing them and the city of santa clara a lot of money which could be used to fund city services. nowthere is an online survey that will poll people who live near the stadium about noise, traffic, parking and the curfew. the coldplay concert is set for october 4th. (darya) a nurse who was out shopping jumps in to help deliver a baby at target. it happened in atlanta earlier this week. the pregnant woman went to pick up some stuff at target when she went into labor. lucky for her, a labor and delivery nurse happened to be at the store at the same time. the nurse and target employees then helped deliver the 7-pound-10-ounce baby boy near the entrance. the mother and baby are doing well this morning. (mark) for your money... you might want to consider booking a last minute vacation before the holiday season. a report from u-s-a today says fall is the best and most affordable time to travel. more people e staying home before the holiday travel seas... whicmeans cheaper flights and hotels. a lot of tourist destinations will also be a lot less crowded. flights within the u-s dropped two-per

all directions of bart are looking good. 34 tra ins in service right now and no delays for capital corridor service today. we will take a look at drive times coming up at 5:00. >>> do you have room in your house and home and heart for this little three month old kitten? she was saved from a gas station dumpster in menlo park. her name is prudence. someone heard her cries for help coming from the bottom of a dumpster. an officer from the peninsula humane society responded and saved the kitten and she is up for adoption. >> we're hoping that some kind hearted and loving family or person will come to our shelter in burlingame to meet prudence and give her a much better life than the one that she started out with. >> vets say prudence is in good health despite what she has gone through. we have all the info on our website abc7news.com. >> she is cute. >>> next at 5:00 a.m. we are live at apple's new campus with a preview of today's very big announcement. >> and authorities need your help finding the possible arsonist behind a string of fires in the east bay. >>> the new development in the our f