sky force 10 en route. we'll bring you pictures. >>> students will be getting early wakeup calls again as the new school year starts, but are those early school bells too early for teens? we'll tell you what the american academy of pediatrics is saying this morning. >>> plus, could reading ""fifty shades of gray"" novels cause young women to engage in bad behavior? we'll show you what some researchers are saying. >>> back to our breaking news. want to update you on the helicopter crash in cape may courthouse. "nbc 10 news" viewer james smith sent us this picture of the helicopter on its side there. it crashed in cape may courthouse, cape may county. in the past half hour or so. we're working to get information on the condition of the pilot, whether anyone else was injured. again, sky force 10 expected to arrive here. here we are. sky force 10 giving us an ariel view overhead over the scene here. this is off of route 9 in cape may courthouse. we understand that there is a pizza shop close by. again, you see

when something serious happens on the roads, we launch sky force. >> sky force is in the air on the way to an accident. nbc 10 first alert traffic reporter jillian mele will let us know what's haas happeniis h. >> they are headed to this accident on the northeast extension. the southbound side just past the exit for lansdale. on the northeast extension both lanes are blocked. traffic getting by on the shoulder. at least two vehicles involved in this crash. i tell you to take route 309 as an alternate. we're dealing with issues on 309. an update here. still have this accident southbound 309 blocked there. a small portion of 309 is blocked in that area. we're waiting for that to clear. in the meantime, county line road is a good alternate and then 309 southbound at norristown road an accident taking out one lane. that's cleared to the shoulder. that's good news update there. this is 95. what a mess we have out here. look at all of this activity. this is 95 southbound as you approach route 320. we have this accident. we have one lane of traffic right there getting by. a really big delay fo

nine sky divers take off for their last jump of the day. five are seated in a chase plane, four are seated in the lead plane. each plane has one pilot. most of these sky divers have logged hundreds of difficult jumps. and they enjoy the camaraderie the risk-taking brings. >> we're kind of a family when it comes to sky-diving. >> amy olson and her fiance even plan to get married while skydiving. but on this day, the jump is just for fun. >> beautiful day. gorgeous sunset. >> the team is planning a formation load. >> it's when two airplanes are flying in close proximity to each other. >> 64-year-old mike robinson is the oldest member of the group. >> sky divers from both planes leave about the same time, and then we hook up and free-fall. >> five of the sky divers are cameras mounted on their helmets. within minutes, the planes reach altitude, and the sky divers begin climbing out of the planes. suddenly, the chase plane drifts down toward the lead plane. >> it kind of looked fake at first. >> the sky divers are alarmed. >> the white of the p

a lot of blue in the sky today. the atmosphere doesn't look as polluted as it probably is right now. the temperature has been certainly got up. we were in the 70s on saturday. got up to 90 yesterday. near 90 today. a drop -- a significant drop in the temperature and a huge drop in the humidity tomorrow. 88 degrees right now in philadelphia. 91 in northeast philly. 88 in allentown. 85 in georgetown, delaware. the ocean is nice and warm. we have that air quality issue today. code orange, unhealthy for sensitive individuals. a front is coming through. that's going to change everything as we go into tomorrow. more on that plus the return of the heat and humidity for the weekend with the rest of the seven-day in a few minutes. >>> an emotional day of trial. the victim's mother took the witness stand and glared at christina regusters. the mother told the jury as soon as she saw the video, she knew it couldn't be anyone who normally wore muslim garb. she said it was on wrong. she dabbed her eyes and so did jurors as she de

for them, half the sky runs a care center in beijing. supported in part by the government and corporate donations, it has medical supervision and nannies for children awaiting or recovering from surgery -- or, as in the sad case of 4-year-old pin pin, chemotherapy. >> cancer in both eyes? >> yes. and eight times chemotherapy. >> reporter: for the weeks or months pin pin will spend here, a teacher will help her adjust to the loss of her sight. >> reporter: you need to have a teacher, because you have a lot of things you need to learn. we don't just worry about your eyes. we have to worry about your brain. >> reporter: maya bowen plans to become an elementary teacher. she and anya, a high school junior, have gone from being thankful to impressed. >> i did a paper at school, a research paper, and we could do it on anything, so i chose my mom, because i thought that would be an easy topic. so then, when i started researching and learning everything she did, i was like, wow, like this goes way farther than i thought. she has like a much bigge

thick smoke consumes the entire sky.ozens of vehicles are scorched by the inferno, and several nearby buildings are set on fire. police report 30 people, eight of them firefighters are injured during the disaster. incredibly, there are no fatalities. >>> coming up, a gas station blows sky-high. an 18-wheeler crashes and burns. and a freight train releases a vapor cloud that ignites. >> when "caught on camera, fireball" continues. i'm sorry, did you say identity distribution? no. protection. identity theft protection. you have selected identity distribution. your identity will now be shared with everyone. thank you. no, no, no -- [ click, dial tone ] [ female announcer ] not all credit report sites are equal. [ male voice ] we're good in here, howie. yeah, have a good night, brother. experian.com members get personalized help plus identity theft protection. join now at experian.com. with enrollment in experian credit tracker. join now at experian.com. this toy is a reminder that someone cares.ug. these are a chance to be

>>> sky 7 live over the scene of a major bart stoppage. bart service now stopped on the pittsburgh-bay point line. >> and you can see people waiting at the pleasant hill station. it's hard to see both trucks but they are there. this is bart says the train was taken out of service because of damage to the track the agency not saying how that track was damaged but crews determined both tracks should be taken out of service. >> and we'll continue to follow the story for you and bring updates here on abc7 news at 6:00 >> good evening, i'm cheryl jennings. >> and i'm dan ashley. moving now to today's after shocks and development froms earthquake that happened on sunday >> they've been inspected and most determined to be around stone bridge charter school. >> 200 injuries now, the napa city council voted to seek federal disaster relief >> there have been five after shocks today. two state law bridges were forced to be without water. tonight hearing from one of the youngest people injured in the earthquake. from his hospital bed in sacramento, th

on the left you see sky video from sky 7 hd. this is at the metal yard. crews are on scene. you can see all the thick, black smoke coming off the fire. it is actually a family owned business. they employ more than 220 employees. again, so far, no injuries we are hearing of. we will continue to monitor this. we have the latest throughout the newscast and it continues on twitter. >>> people in illinois and indiana are mopping up today, following some of the heaviest rain they have ever seen. aerial shots from northeast of indianapolis where more than 10.5 inches of rain fell in a matter of hours. several homes under water. roads closed and students told to stay home from school. this looks much the same outside chicago where more than four inches of rain fell on interstate 90 in the chicago area. too much rain is triggering mudslides in north central washington. several inches of rain with mud that undermine homes. that's 200 miles east of seattle. other homes and barns were washed off their foundation. crews spent the day clearing mud and debris that washed on roadways. secti

you have to have practice runs. >> you imagine when you see the amazing formations in the sky that sky diver s have these moments in the creation process. >>> even when you are paying attention on the road things are going to happen. they are going to throw you completely off. watch this car right up ahead. that car swerves to the right over to the shoulder and then see that big machine? >> what is that? >> it looks like a construction vehicle. i think one of the people inside that vehicle tries to open the door and escape but then they realize the big machine is actually going in that direction so they stay inside the car anyway. we can't see from the video but it sounds like it ended up -- this person does pull over to help. we don't see what happens afterwards. it looks like everybody made it out okay. doesn't seem like anybody was actually hit. >> can you imagine? you are like i see that is out of control. let me get out of the way. there is nothing you can do. >> you know who else has nothing to do? the rider of this motorcycle when all of a sudden -- >> the poster of the video sa

the fight in the sky about space? >> reporter: tonight, we find out what happens when two people butt heads over two knees. >> reporter: passengers are stretching the boundaries of decorum. flight 362 was traveling from new york to denver when a man attached this device to the seat of a man in front of him. it is called the knee defender. when it is placed on the arms of a tray table, it keeps the seat from reclining. the woman was so upset that she couldn't lay her seat down, it started an argument. they had to stop in chicago and both passengers were ordered off. >> people have always wanted to protect themselves and it has become a bigger problem the cloister seats are together. >> reporter: the size of the average seat is down from the 32 to 33-inch range. >> at the end of the day, it is about revenue. >> reporter: with space at a premium, air travelers become a more intimate experience. sometimes revealing more than we needed to see. some travelers are trying to protect their turf. that is why ira goldman says hi

sky 7 was over the field all of the sod has been ripped up again. crews appear to be focused on the dirt foundation of the field and have now removed new sod twice in less than a week after players say he kept tripping them. our media partners say team plans to have a new field ready for home opener on september 14th. >> they're having trouble. >> they are. >> well, spencer christian is away. >> sandhya patel is here with a gorgeous day around the bay area. >> bright, sunny every why. we're expecting warm up for that started today to continue into the next couple days. so we'll go hot instead of warmer. and we'll talk about current conditions, absolutely clear across the entire bay area, there is no fog or low clouds. this got blown away. san jose showing you bhu skies, temperatures 67 in san francisco. 74 san jose. mid-60s in half moon bay. here is a beautiful view of the golden gate bridge just bright, sunny skies. temperatures in the 80s. for santa rosa, fairfield and livermore, numbers today up into the 60s, mid-60s to upper 80s napa, 78 degrees

. >> it's not called the blue sky riders. it's blue sky riders.ke his third incarnation musically. if you've never been to a kenny loggins concert, stop it. he's one of the greatest performers you'll ever see. 66 years old now and singing better than ever. love him. >> he was great. >> you were amazing. >> it was so much fun. >> please tell me sky diving is not on your bucket list. >> no, it ain't, girl. we have a friend who's here. >> and he's wearing underwear. that's important. because today is national underwear day. >> it is. all right. we just want to the give a shoutout to ben goldman. he's here. i met ben -- >> look at him. >> i met ben goldman in central park. he met matt. he was in studio 1a when he was 10 years old. he had stage three brain cancer. he came out of it better than ever. he saw me in the park, handed me a note. can you believe this kid is 18? >> no, i thought he was with morgan stanley or something. >> i work for fox connecticut news in hartford. when i saw you running, i said, i have to meet hoda kotb. i watched where why

city lights block out the night sky.nasa map there is also an earth-bound version of a black hole right down there in west texas. and it's not by accident. but thanks to men like bill wrena veteran 'tron her at mcdonald ab serve tori the largest and one of the busiest optical telescopes in north america it sits atop a west texas mountain. i know you have a number of nicknames, my favorite is the angel of darkness. >> that's just the light police. >> saving the darkness of the night sky is his mission. using grant money he offers free light fixtures that aim light down and away from the night sky. wren and others also help change building codes to make down lights mandatory in seven counties covering 28,000 square miles. to convince dilulio he offers this example. starry night penned in 1889 when wren image ins the painting with today's light polluted skies it might look look more like this. it would be without starry night as vangogh would have been without -- >> how many vangoghs are alive today that won't have that ins

our sky 9 is above the delay.ast from 195 on the southbound side of the bw parkway because of the crash at route 100. expect to find much heavier than normal traffic here. let's go to our maps. downtown unrelated to the summit, there was an incident where we had a water and sewer emergency repair going on on columbia road. it's been closed between 13th and 14th streets. let's look at video of that area. we spoke to crews. they tell us it will take at least through the morning rush hour to clear this up. again columbia road between 13th and 14th streets. i suggest you use kenyon or girard to get around it, especially if you're one of those people who uses this route over to the washington  hospital center and children's hospital as well. let's go over to a live picture here at the 14th street bridge. this looks great. no issues on 95 or 395 to the potomac river. same story on 295 to the 11th street bridge and 66 to the roosevelt bridge. we're in good shape into downtown right now. back to you guys. >>> we want yo

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the more i used these practices, like going to my house in the sky, the easier it became.ory, i could laugh at remembering a joke. >> now, looking back on that terrible ordeal, lindhout remembers another turning point as she was being assaulted by two of her captors. >> i remember it so clearly looking down on those three people on the floor, one of whom was me, and the two young men, teenagers who were torturing me and hurting me, and so it surprises people to hear me say there was a sense of compassion that i had for the fact that those young men were the perpendicular pet waiters of violence, that they were also the victims of it. and this is not stockholm syndrome, and i am not saying that they were innocent at all, but that is just the truth of the situation. >> and at that point, she would write, "i began to nurture something i'd never expected to feel in captivity, a seedling of compassion for those boys." >> physically i was in chains on the floor and i had no power, no control over that, but i still had the power to choose my response to what was happening to me,

sky 7hd. cheryl, kristen. >> thank you so much. we have a statement issued by governor brown on the south napa earthquake. he said my office of emergency services has been on observation since early this morning and is working closely with state and local energy managers. first responders and transportation officials to respond to impact to residents and critical infrastructure. these public safety officers are doing all they can to help residents in affected areas. follow their guidance and instructions. and we saw one of the supervisors who talked earlier about they said they offered emergency services and napa actually had to move locations because they had damage to their own building. so they are in a bit of a world of hurt right now. >> we also have an official report from the sonoma raceway. they were talking about will the race continue today. the indycar series event. we are getting word that the race will continue. they actually have examined alll the raceway facilities and all of it

most of these sky divers have logged hundreds of difficult jumps.hey enjoy the camaraderie, the risk taking brings. >> we're kind of a family. >> narrator: amy olson and her fiance, chad, even plan to get married while sky diving, but on this day the jump is just for fun. >> it's when two airplanes are flying in close proximity to each other. >> mike robinson is the oldest member of the group. >> sky divers from both planes leave about the same time, and then we hook up and freefall. >> narrator: five of the sky divers have cameras mount odd their helmets. within minutes the plane reached out to begin climbing out of the plane. >> it kind of looked fake at first. >> narrator: the sky divers are alarmed. >> knew that that's not supposed to be having. >> we're flying 100 miles an hour, and both of them hit the other airplane with their bodies. >> narrator: sarah is knocked off the plane. >> she is the second one to climb out of the aircraft. i saw her take a really hard hit. i see him pressed up against the glass. kind of like a fly on the windshield.

sky force 10 was over the scene. two ambulances were sent to the accident. right now we don't know if there were any severe injuries. >>> to news from our delaware bureau. police say there was no escaping this one. investigators arrested this man charging him with drunk driving and vehicular assault after they say he crashed into the back of a new castle county police car. this happened on monday afternoon. the suspect and both officers inside the car were treated for injuries. >>> the final few days for the showboat casino. it will close on sunday afternoon. a spokes women says, that is the final word from casino owners even though a potential buyer toured yesterday. customers can redeem ships at ballys and caesars. revel will begin shutting down monday and tuesday. trump plaza is scheduled to end operations september 16th. >>> this is going to make your skin crawl. you could call it the fast track to the ick factor. >> a commute derailed by bed bucks. >>> search for a suspect. the encounter between a man and a woma

rick flat founded sky zone -- ink platt founded sky zone 2004.arders knocked on his door hoping to use the facility for practice. i spoke to rick, the chief executive, about his success. physicalicer fun, activity for kids and we do it in an environment where we have trampolines linked together and we play sports on trampolines. we are mixing fun and entertainment but we are getting people active and we feel that it is something that society as a whole needs more of today. we are expanding quickly and we are global. >> you talk about being active. what is the best location for a sky zone active trampoline experience? >> right here in our backyard in long island we have a location. i have to represent new york. kids andnity that has a family, we are in different communities across the u.s.. we are in canada and mexico. people all over the world like jumping. there is a sense of freedom that comes with physical activity. trampolines are in the olympics and it is internationally recognized. we feel there should be a sky zone in every market across t

sky conditions to be perfect.uple of clouds just to make it sort of nice as we go through the afternoon just a few scatter around possibly otherwise, tomorrow, it is going to be fine. i will continue this time line. you hardly even know anything has change, just watch the the clock that the sky conditions remain remarkably similar over the the next couple of days and that will be great. we will show yesterday all of the precipitation, going on through puerto rico. now it is bohamas get something of this rain and that tropical depression four, it is tropical depression four, that is all it can be named at the this point probably becoming a tropical storm later today. these are where computer models say it will go. bahamas dealing with tropical storm warnings but generally the path on this is to take it right out to sea that will enhance the rip current risk however and it will be at a moderate level today but it will be probably getting a little rough as we go through the week. even here 80 degrees today philadelph

gorgeous blue sky. how much longer can this possibly last? big changes for the labor day weekdetted@@Ñ@dea?tted@@Ñ@a?0st6 >>> welcome back. today is the first day of school for kids in prince george's county. megan mcgrath spoke to both parents and students about the upcoming school year. big day, megan. good morning. >> absolutely a big day. things are rather quiet right now. a few hours ago, they were jumping. not just here, but at schools around the county. as students headed back to class. >> as students got their final hours of sleep, the bus drivers did a final check of the street and then hit the road. ceo of schools, kevin maxwell. >> we have spanish immersion programs, gifted and montessori seats. >> students came to school eager to get started. the school has a new gifted and talented center with an international language component as well as an accelerated math program. careen hay loves school but -- >> i'm nervous. >> why? >> this is my first day in second grade. >> reporter: african drums and dancers were at the front of the scho

the scoff laws in the sky. months ago this happened. >> some gentleman decided that he wanted us to visit the lord today. >> he tried to open the emergency exit at 30,000 feet en route from chicago to sacramento. he was subdued by a passenger until the law arrived. rug rats are considered the most unpopular passengers from hell. even though -- >> i really never saw an air rage incident caused by a kid and i've never seen a drunk and disorderly kid. >> they're just loud. >> they need to drive or have a plane for just babies. you want to scream, go ahead and get the screaming plane. >> glozelle is a comedian and internet star and frequently furious flier. >> get on a plane and everybody says we understand, but i don't. >> the next time i take my kids home to scotland, maybe i should take a boat. >>> next, are you checking into a killer hotel, literally? >> we walk in and we found two more bodies. >> suddenly you realize that room 225 is a death trap. >> but is the killer still in the room with new guests checking

that is not only thing lighting up the sky this weekend.for more on that here's meteorologist kate bilo, hi kate. >> it doesn't seem long ago we talked about a super moon. if you miss that had one we will a chance again. the here's what a normal full moon will look like. super moon is 4 percent larger and 30 percent brighter, then what we normally see in the nighttime sky on any given evening and you will see certainly this weekend. we will take a look at the stats on this super moon as we move into sunday when we will see moon get to the fullest point sunday afternoon around 2:11 in the afternoon but makes its closest path the to the earth at 1:44 on sunday afternoon, that still puts it 221,000 plus miles away but like i said 14 percent closer and 30 percent brighter then a normal moon. because moon reaches its full point sunday afternoon you'll see it really nicely saturday night and then gannon sunday night but again that is not the the only thing we can look to the sky and see, we have got the persaid meteor shower that will be peeking

personal injury today says the grateful railings at the sky box level are too low at 30" someone to call. >> i am sure the 49ers do not want their fans getting hurt and when you have excitement, athletics and alcohol this is a disaster waiting to happen. >> california code called for 42" rail at most stadiums but there are exceptions. the 49 efforts stay and i quote, "levi stadium passed all inspections before opening and we are aissued -- assure we are in compliance with code." the tub they sail be ready to go. >> the spokesman said the 49ers were not expecting to need to replace the turf this soon but it is not an uneconomic practice in the nfl and says the philadelphia eagles had to resod their field on monday and play the game yesterday without any problem. >> sky 7 capturing video of the home where marin county sheriff deputies tried to surf a search warrant in an area near novato. >> no one was there. people in homes had the opposite of sheltering if place are on evacuating. authorities have not released details of the warrant or why it is considered "high risk." today, the attorne

. >> traffic is backed up for miles as huge explosions filled the sky all day long. >> we had fireball after fireball after fireball that was being created. simultaneously. >> several agencies monitor the air quality for contaminants. >> the gases look like they're dissipating. it doesn't look like there is a risk to the public in the vicinity. >> it takes nine hours for the fire to burn out. nearby cars and buildings are incinerated. >> i think we had some projectiles go over 1,000 feet from that location, and that's scary. >> luckily, no one is killed. >> it was an act of fate or act of god that those projectiles were hitting things like empty freeways. >> randy bibb spends more than a month in the hospital. the fire changes his life forever. >> i couldn't just go out and work because i didn't know whether the next day when i got up if i would be able to go ten minutes without having to lay back down, you know. so i haven't worked since then. it's been tough. >> an investigation concludes the fire was the result of operator error during delivery. >> it seems as if there was a cap bei

look at the sky a couple of minutes before the sunrise. it's been a stunning morning. sky watching.takeoffs we've been watching from reagan national this morning. 6:30. we're sitting in the mid-60s in town with 50s north and west. 74 by lunch time but low humidity, northeast winds at 5. can you can eat outside, do it. back in the 70s this evening. temperatures have dropped off a lot from this time yesterday morning. down more than 20 in frederick. down 11 in washington. we're at 65 in d.c. with 49 now in westminster, maryland. it's 57 in la plata and easton and manassas and leesburg in the mid-50s. a great day going into the low 80s. we'll talk about the holiday weekend when i see you in a few minutes. right now andrea and nick have more news for you. >>> time to see what our partners over at cbs this morning have on tap. >> our favorite partner gayle king is live in new york with a preview. may i introduce nick giovanni to you. >> i was going to say there's a new name i don't recognize. nick, very nice to meet you on camera. >> very nice to meet you through the screen there. >> yes

sky force 10 was over that fire last september at ladder 2. since then firefighters have been working out of nearby firehouses. workers installed new doors, windows, ceilings and other features at a cost of nearly a half million dollars. the reopening ceremony is this morning at 10:00 a.m. >>> six minutes after 6:00 now. made in america kicks off tomorrow in philadelphia. the third year for that big music festival. preparations are in full swing right now to get ready for the festival. a live look at the art museum. crews have been busy setting up the stage there. thousands of people have shelled out some big money to see musical acts like kanye west, kings of leon and many others. gates open at noon tomorrow. first performers take the stage after 1:00 a.m. we have your complete guide to made in america concert. whatever you need to know, take us with you if you're headed to the concert so you can get important information on our nbc 10 news app. >>> it was a windy one yesterday. that was cooler, drier air moving into the area and we're certai

and a partly sunny sky. a look at the temperature swings hour by hour around the region, that is coming up next weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:41. now melissa will forecast the traffic. >> i am. can you believe this. taking a look, starting in virginia, 95 north at dale city, we will have the right lane blocked this morning from 9:00 to noon. so of course we will see bottlene bottleneckin southbound dale city, 8:00 to 11:00, right lane blocked. 66 at 123 looking good right now at this point this morning. and then a wider look at things, we really don't have any major issues anywhere. we'll keep our fingers crossed and say this is a happy friday for us. because everything actually looking quite good into and out of town. lots of folks headed out to the beach. a look at that coming up. >>> as commander in chief, i will not allow the united states to be dragged into fighting another war this iraq. >> not another war, but threat of u.s. air strikes. the president authorized those strikes as the terrorist gro

sky 7hd was over the scene in vaw knee shaw where the -- vaw vaw -- vanecia. the sedan hit a canal before it stopped. all three people inside, two men and a woman were killed. >>> san francisco police are looking for two men who robbed a pair of dutch tourists taking pictures of the city's famous lombard street. it happened 11:fiewrt -- 11:45 on sunday night. one man was a lookout and the other robbed them of their camera equipment at gunpoint. they were not hurt at least. >>> well, she has done it again. serial stowaway was arrested at sky harbor airport in phoenix. here is her new mug shot. airport employees spotted the 62-year-old in the baggage claim area and called police. she did not have a ticket. she had been warned to stay away from sky harbor after trying to get past security there 10 days ago. hartman has tried to sneak on to planes eight times before several times at sfo and one time she managed to do it from san jose to l.a. where she was arrested. >>> the president of mexico wrapped up his two-day visit to california. president enrique penanito s

serial stow away mary license hartman arrested today at sky harbor airport in phoenix. airport employee spotted the 62-year-old in the baggage claim area and they called police she didn't have a ticket. that's how she tend to do things. she had been warned to stay away from sky harbor after trying to get past security there 10 days ago. well the troubles started in february when she made it on to flight to hawaii. she was caught before that plane took off and three days later she tried again but caught then again on february 20th. march 18. march 26. and april 7. you get the idea. now earlier this month she successfully sneaked on to plane in san jose and was then arrested when it landed in l.a. st days after release she was arrested again at lax. now this business in sky harbor airport in phoenix. >>> all right next to the crisis in the middle east where is relevant and hamas agreed to halt the seven week war in gaz gaza. people celebrating in the streets after word of the new cease fire unlike previous cease fire this one is unlimited in time. hamas declaring victory

this is a look at marina from sky 7 with a boat in dry dock. it is common for the majority of damage to occur at least a mile away from the epicenter. put the d.o.t. if the middle and draw a circle around it. >> the raiders are presenting a $50,000 check to the napa valley recovery effort. the money is to help the men red cross napa valley unit anied school district and napa valley education foundation. they completed the 19 the training catch in napa. the summer tramp is at the natural mayor wrought and the redwood middle school. there is a man showing how many buildings have been red tagged. they are concentrated in the downtown area. we have a link to the map at abc7news.com. >> stay with abc7news.com for continuing coverage of the napa earthquake and you will find a photo gallery of the damage and preparing for the next disaster with bringing news alerts any time. follow us on twitter@abc7newsbayarea. >> a rough commute for bart resideers after a train broke down in the middle of the tube. that caused significant delays for passengers headi

sky 7hd was over the scene in vaw knee shaw where the -- vaw vaw -- vanecia. the sedan hit a canal before it stopped. all three people inside, two men and a woman were killed. >>> san francisco police are looking for two men who robbed a pair of dutch tourists taking pictures of the city's famous lombard street. it happened 11:fiewrt -- 11:45 on sunday night. one man was a lookout and the other robbed them of their camera equipment at gunpoint. they were not hurt at least. >>> well, she has done it again. serial stowaway was arrested at sky harbor airport in phoenix. here is her new mug shot. airport employees spotted the 62-year-old in the baggage claim area and called police. she did not have a ticket. she had been warned to stay away from sky harbor after trying to get past security there 10 days ago. hartman has tried to sneak on to planes eight times before several times at sfo and one time she managed to do it from san jose to l.a. where she was arrested. >>> the president of mexico wrapped up his two-day visit to california. president enrique penanito s

plenty of blue sky to the east and gray sky to the west for now. that trend will be increasingly blue as the day wears along. the weather impact on your day today, will be relatively low. not anywhere near as big of an impact as yesterday. clouds around this morning not much if anything in the way of a rain threat. can't rule out a few sprinkles or showers in the shenandoah valley but by and large it's an improving weather picture. you saw the sunshine over capitol hill but look over reston town center that is full cloud cover across northern virginia and the higher in elevation you are the longer it's going to take to see sunshine. over downtown, sun light splashing off the eastern facing of the buildings this morning. lincoln memorial included. 68 degrees right now at national airport. northeast winds at 8 miles per hour. mostly in the 60s with a few lone exceptions. cambridge, maryland, 70, and thermonth, maryland, good morning, 59 degrees. there will be a whole lot more 50s on the map tomorrow morning than today. your sunday afternoon looks goo

sky 7hd was over the scene in vaw knee shaw where the -- vaw vaw -- vanecia. the sedan hit a canal before it stopped. all three people inside, two men and a woman were killed. >>> san francisco police are looking for two men who robbed a pair of dutch tourists taking pictures of the city's famous lombard street. it happened 11:fiewrt -- 11:45 on sunday night. one man was a lookout and the other robbed them of their camera equipment at gunpoint. they were not hurt at least. >>> well, she has done it again. serial stowaway was arrested at sky harbor airport in phoenix. here is her new mug shot. airport employees spotted the 62-year-old 62-year-old in the baggage claim area and called police. she did not have a ticket. she had been warned to stay away from sky harbor after trying to get past security there 10 days ago. hartman has tried to sneak on to planes eight times before several times at sfo and one time she managed to do it from san jose to l.a. where she was arrested. >>> the president of mexico wrapped up his two-day visit to california. president enriqu

and already i can barely see the sky when i am down in the garden. and there is going to be and it is going to go up whatever the slant is plus four and a half feet and so, i am going to be and it is going to be like buried there. so, they are going to be taking away sunlight and light. and that is my concern. and i already voiced that to him more than once. that is it. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >> any other member of the public wish to speak on this item? please come up to the podium. >> hello my name is john morris, and erin's husband and yes, we have lived 720 stiener for 13 years, and i do appreciate the out reach that he has done and shared the plans with and asked about our opinions and we have it is the sunlight and the height i really appreciate his love of victor ans i share that. but the project at 891 grove street will expand this historic victor an home from a one floor home to a three floor home and the facade remains and i appreciate the concern for that and that is all fine. but the victor an home is severely changed. yes,

video from sky 7 hd. within00 demonstrators moving in protest over the shooting of 1 18-year-old michael brown by a police officer in ferguson, missouri. at one point someone setoff fireworks. police kept a close eye on the crowd. could see a line of officers following the protestors. >> and this is streaming video sent by hand up don't shoot. that's the same chant protestors in ferguson have used this woke at one point police clashed with protestors tonight but so far no word of any arrest. >> and this is just few minutes ago police were trying to disburse the crowd. see here that they are blocking an intersection. demonstrators have already spray pantyed graffiti on to roadway and have broken at least one store window. keep it tuned here for development this newscast and on twitter at abc 7 news bay area. good evening. i'm dan ashley. tonight in ferguson protestors out on the street for a sixth straight night. demonstrators have been peac peaceful despite anger over the police shooting. today police dem

this is the reservoir today as seen from sky 7 h.d. exactly one year, it was at 37% of capacity compared to 1.9% today. this is the lowest of the 10 reservoirs. a nearby is at 6%, and another better off at almost 26%. all three reflect the amount of run-off from surrounding hills. the last time there was measurable rainfall in this area was march 27, about 1/3 of an inch. when there's no water here, there's no water to release into ponds like this, leaving them bone dry. >> all these groundwater replenishment ponds are dry because of the drought. we don't have enough water in our reservoirs or imported water to keep them full this year. and that's a great reminder that this is a very serious drought. >> reporter: between the low reservoirs and the state mandate to conserve, the valley water district board is being asked to aprove $3 billion for a conservation rebate program extending one due to end next month. the money will come from reserve funds. as water users cut back consumption, that puts stress on the water district's budget. i

mainly sunny sky few showers over the sierra.storms palm springs and desert area with monsoon season right now gichblingt bay area we see fog low cloud lingering at the coast. high range from 60's at the coast to 70's around the bay to low to mid 80's inland here's accu-weather 7 day forecast t.we may have some spotty drizzle overnight but mainly sunny day by afternoon tomorrow. cooler than afternoon once again tomorrow but temperature bounce up on thursday or friday dropping off about 2 degrees on saturday and then warming up sunday monday and tuesday. very is in 7 days ahead and no more spotty drizzle after tonight. >> nice while it lasted. >> i'll miss it. >> thanks spencer. >> last night the little league team from rhode island suffered heart breaking loss to chicago at the little league world series. but through the tears a lesson for everyone about new hope for new day and how to cope with adversity. here's john if. >>reporter: 2 way dave told his little league team to think about baseball this week. one was about how to wi

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so call it mostly cloudy sky.ut really, all the mess with the rain and the storms, sitting down to the south, and that's also where the warm air is going to be coming from. so by tomorrow, temperatures get in the upper 80s, and then we soar into the 90s. thunderstorms are on tap. we will be looking for those to come into the picture by late day. fox future cast, we pinpoint when you can expect these coming through. that will line starts to advance, by about 3:00 out to our northwest. so by 5:00 we are looking at some scattered showers, and thunderstorms, mainly north and west of the city. that doesn't mean we can't see an isolated shower or two, pop up to our east, but much of the moisture will be sitting out to the west. then, overnight, everybody's in a chance for scattered showers, thunderstorms, the same will apply right through labor day, so neither one of these days are a wash-out. but we do have to account for pop up shower here or there. so, no need to cans em your plans, but i would definitely keep an eye

there's the full moon rising up in our sky now. a lot of you have sent in great pictures. emily rich spent this one in of a spooky super moon she says. your monday morning, be ready for patchy fog first thing. we'll be in the mid-70s by 9:00 in the morning. it's going to be a warm day, but clouds will be on the increase. more cool air coming, plus some more super moon pictures. see you in a few. >>> here's a question. is it productive or dangerous? the new details that could reignite debate here in washington over a controversial pipeline. plus. >>> i'm not taking the flag down, and i'm not afraid of somebody who hides behind an unlisted phone and calls me at 3:00 in the morning. >> one restaurant owner makes a statement that has him dealing with death threats tonight. >>> and as the kids head back to school, we'll tell you how you can save a few bucks as you get ready for the big day. >>> it's not a lazy night in sports. we'll grant you access to one rookie catching the coach's eye, while robert griffin iii is making dreams come true. >>> no raining on rory mcilroy's para

we -- it was a beautiful blue sky. [speaking japanese] children that were still in the town went to the schoolyard. [speaking japanese] >> we were in the schoolyard, and there came a moment when we took a rest. when we looked up into the sky, there was a between nine bomber making a u-turn, and it was shining bright. -- b [speaking japanese]9 bomber. >> it created a white tailwind it was quite beautiful. [speaking japanese] >> as we were looking up the sky and thinking how beautiful it was, in an instance, there was an immense flash and we were blinded. [speaking japanese] >> and so we began -- we medially ran to the original to. and what happened to myself, was that a blast of heat -- immense heat hit my back, and i was blown to the ground. [speaking japanese] >> just a moment after that come other was rain. and we begin to shiver. [speaking japanese] >> we later learned that was called the black rain. [speaking japanese] we noticedlater, that many of the people that were closer to the hype a sensor continued to run t

sky fox over the scene. earlier today the accident happened:30 this morning academy and morel street. the driver of the car did top stop they're test the driver to see if he was intoxicated. >> also developing this morning police kill a man aimed at them first. >> and you have to hear how police and two suspect came into contact and live at the scene on northeast philadelphia this morning, good morning. >> not just aimed at them but actually shot at them and maybe two or three times at least and police were still investigating that. the only officers here opt scene now wum just guarding the car they suspect two gays with two gun arrived in to reason a couple waiting for them to come hope around the corner, shs wakeleing street busy castor avenue in northeast philly. here we are second time now less than three full days police forced fire back shooting at them and again, luckily it is bad guys that missed and good guys with good aim and training practice don't ever miss usually. police shot and killed a guy b