>>st people who come late and a shoving their way past in the aisle. >> excuse me, excuse me. yes. >> do we know them? my assistant. he's that guy. >> so the key is, wait for a break in the action. >> yeah. >> you definitely want to say, excuse me, as you're gliding your way through, and, please, time your bathroom breaks so you're not getting up and down 17 times in the middle of the game. >> what about standing up? some are upset you stand up blocking their view. because they're sitting -- >> if there's a big play -- be that fan! >> the whole stadium, one thing. you're the only person, probably a problem. >> i have a drink spilled on my. someone got excited. if that kind of things happens -- >> it happens. profusely apologize. >> joel, with you, your boyfriend has to post up. yo, guy, don't spill drinks on my lady. and he'll be a little nervous and tight where is it going the go? could it be a fight? >> awkward. >> we're at little leaguno >> this is the little league game. >> the youngsters. >> where the parents really get out of hand. right? >> i have boyish good looks. >>

money,st people give you you have got to make the money. so you're only charging on invested capital. how much pressure do you feel to invest? clearly, the pension funds are under pressure to allocate capital. not really feel that much pressure to invest because we are trying to invest in areas that we know there is quite a bit to do, right? so on energy, we think there is a lot to do, so if you give us capitol, we will put the money to work pretty fast. i think i would be under a lot of pressure if someone gave me money to invest in areas where i did not think there is a lot to do, and then you have got all this capital, and what are you going to do with that. erik: one last question before we finish up. returns are down, lots of lp's have an itchy trigger finger. i wonder to myself, and this harkens back to some of the comments you were making about what it is like post-crisis. what is most different about running a business like yours today relative to what you were able to do in the mid-2000. mr. lasry: it is just harder. you are in a z

do not take stelara® if you are allergic to stelara® or any of its ingredients. st people using stelaralearer skin and the majority were rated as cleared or minimal at 12 weeks. be the you who talkso your dermatologist about stelara®. >>> some policy news for you back in washington. congress is beginning its fall session tomorrow officially. there's plenty on the table. for example, a spending bill that actually keeps our federal government running. zika funding and potentially many questions lingering about the supreme court nomination, which the senate said they will not act on. the senate odd jurns on october 7th. the house on september 30th. joining me from memphis, steve cohen. good to see you, sir. >> thank you, ari. >> let's start with zika. president obama has said he has a plan, put it forward. the republican majority, he says, are not ready to act and time is of the essence. it seems to me we're probably getting close to a period where people are going to actually notice congress's inaction to date. how do you see it? >> well, that's the problem. we had a hearing in the house

st. pete. it would drop people off near the tampa convention center and travel between that point and st. pete, slashing a lot of time off of people's commutes, especially during rush hour. >> we go back and forth it between it. we have to beat that traffic all the time. >> reporter: now tickets for the ferry are tentatively priced at 5 to $10 per trip. and this big announcement is set to take place this morning. and people are very excited about this. this could really slash a lot of time off of people's commutes. and i know we talk about self- driving cars but how about a ferry? a beautiful ride to and from work if you chose to use it for that purpose. and also, you could get some reading done, maybe have a cup of coffee. >> as long as the weather is nice, i'm onboard. thank you. >>> developing this morning, federal officials are charging weapon of mass destruction and bombing public places. ahmad khan rahami is the man suspected to be behind the weekend bombings in new york and new jersey. federal prosecutors say he bought bomb-making materials online and had a handwritten jihad journal

this is a tragedy that affects all people in st. cloud.for the community to come together. >> there are a few items that have not been bid on yet. >> one other fact i want to make sure we understand. this community, st. cloud muslim community, the somali community, are hard working individuals. there are people who are just like everybody else. woke up this morning to this tragedy. they're trying to make some sense out of it. finally, i want to reiterate, again, how this community, the muslim community, feels about this tragedy. we send, again, our sympathy and our condolences. heartfelt condolences to the victims. we are glad to hear that many of them will be recovering very shortly soon. for those still in the hospital, we send, again, our condolences to them. finally, this is a tragedy. we hope from this tragedy we can build a better, stronger community here. a strong st. cloud that is inclusive and welcoming for all people. thank you. >> thank you, jaylani hussein. up next is one of our community leaders that has been in the community

st. teresa's new day is being celebrated that will be celebrated from now on on every fifth of september. now there's not too many people. st. peter's square today. but yesterday, it was packed with 120,000 people from all over the world including of course, >> claudio, thank you. >>> colin kaepernick whose silent protest is spreading past the gridiron. megan rap i know knelt during the anthem before her club's match last night as a nod to kaepernick. the olympian $5ed beeg a gay american, i know what it means to look at the flag and not have it protect all of your liberties. >>>ate last night, it was texas hosting tenth ranked notre the fourth and he breaks the tackle on his way to the end zone giving texas the lead. trent dominick blocks the extra point and sean crawford scoops it up and sprints 93 yards for this. unofrthdox two-point conversion tying it up. i'm talking and he's still running. . the game would head to double overtime when tyronn swoopes takes the snap, crosses theoa what a start to the season. >>> now to the mass car truck series. heading to the finish line, drivers john nem chuck get into it as nem c

he started to stab people st. cloud center. chanting ali and stabbed 9 people before an off-duty police officer shot and killed her. the f.b.i. is investigating the incident as a potential act of terrorism. >> there is a lot we don't know. we do not at this time know whether the subject was in contact with had connections with and was inspired by a foreign terrorist organization. that's what the investigation is attempting to ascertain at this point in time. >> none of injuries were life- threatening and as of this moment three of the victims were in the hospital. authorities have not yet released the identity of the attacker. >> we learned a metal projectile that broke through a driver's windshield on highway 101 killing the driver was from a cal tran truck. that accident happened in memo park near the willow road exit on friday afternoon. the coroner identified the victim as 82-year-old lewis shaffer of mountain view. cal tran said a preliminary investigation showed the object that hit shaffer likely fell off of a truck. they

. >> the vatican estimates 120,000 people stood before st. peter's basilica as a mother became a saint. these were modern people under the tyranny of their devices and social media standing in a place that's 500 years old, but what happened here cannot entirely be captured in mega bites. -- megabytes. this was one of those times to immerse yourself in the moment joyful catholic hymns. it was all here, the flags of multiple nations, the hallelujahs, the sea of upraised smartphones, the parishioner from chapel hill. >> you witness these events probably once in history, it's just overwhelming. >> reporter: antwon quesh was sitting in the balcony where pope francis delivered his homily. he spoke of a tiny woman who in his who were spent left to die on the side of the road. our friend from chapel hill grew up in india. he never met mother teresa, but she often visited his parents home and wrote letters to his mother. >> on one of her visits my father who was suffering from cancer was cleared of cancer. >> reporter: a miracle he said, no doubt. and

. >>> water is covering the streets, trapping people in their homes in st. petersburg. police shut down roadways and fire crews had to rescue one mother and daughter from their home. candace mccowan joins us from pinellas county. and candice, there are many people stranded. >> reporter: -- candace, there are many people stranded. >> reporter: absolutely. here in st. petersburg. lake maggiore behind us. here. all these people in these homes down here, they're stranded and stuck. and the thought of it getting any worse was too much for one family to take. >> i couldn't go to work. i couldn't get out. >> reporter: that's when denise knew it was time to call for help. st. petersburg fire rescue not driving their truck through this water. insteainthis high water storm water truck. they drove down pallanza drive and then came back with two dogs and her >> we don't know what went on, baby. i was a nervous wreck, y'all. i am glad he came and got us. >> reporter: she's going to her daughter's nearby home, telling us the water only seems to get closer and higher. the high water tr

hundreds of thousands of people filled st. peters square. for the cannonnization. beyond that. it was an energetic focus work out. for the broncos. at dove valley today. >> . panthers on thursday. do they have any major changes. that may impact. >> about 18 or 19 starters. returning. from that football team. >> you talk about familiar arguably the best offensive player in the national football league. one of the best defensive players. it's going to be a very harsh test on thursday. no question. >> . maybe not exactly the super-bowl last year. tocould be a different game. >> >> tk*er has to denver has to play extremely well defensively. to be in the game. >> let's hope they do. >> . we're going to be out in force. >> happening right now. more than one hundred different law enforcement algt are participating in labor day dui enforcement. this weekend is one of the by busiest for dui arrests. last night we were at a check point. you can expect to see stops just like this one. the taste of colorado festival still going on. at civic tpher park. denver's biggest food festival. you c

st. joseph's church in denver were filled with people honoring the new saint.. st. teresa of late 1980s and announced she would send nuns to colorado from the missionaries of charity --- the order she founded. four nuns from india are currently living in denver and working with homeless women in the area. creeping up on us. but some think the jackolanterns and the christmas trees are out in stores way too early. so what's the rush? we'll have the meaning behind the it may be labor day out.... every year seems like the holidays come earlier than the last. n-b-c's chris clackkum explains why this christmas creep keeps happening. healing old wounds. history oks te us that some us that some settlers in america did horrible things to are struggling just to survive. we'll talk about the 350-mile journey these riders are doing in hopes of making a difference. drive about six hours northeast hours northeast of denver and you'll reach one of the poorest places in the country. it's the pine ridge indian reservation in south dakota --a wounded place where families struggle to

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hundreds of people honored mother theresa at st. mary's pa sill car in downtown phoenix some are actually surprised it didn't happen sooner. >> it should have been the day she died. it shouldn't have taken this long to be quite honest. >> seats a great person a lost us can learn from her. >> valley back in 1987. now on to a story that's gaining a lot of attention on our cbs 5 mobile app an elk in need of a helping hand and he could not have stumbled on to a more perfect property. leanne a a enrique easy. >>reporter: imagine walking out of your door and seeing yard tired and tangled we spoke to the woman who walked out to the scene and became there elk's hero. take a look at this video an elk clearly in distressed with a tire swing and log stuck and isn't antlers. we spoke with her over facetime. >> i literally had to take a double take because i thought i am not seeing what i think i'm seeing. and literally this poor a tire swing hung all tangled macramed tangled in his antlers. >>reporter: he was clearly agitated. you can hear him

more concerned with that than they are the living conditions" the red cross housed more than 60 people at st paul's united methodist church this week. it also housed dozens of people at the cedar hills community church. the red cross is also supplying water damage. the business, tornado's pub and grub, hopes to reopen soon in the cedar rapids newbo district, even though it was on the "wet" side of the city's temporary flood wall. the city set up hesco barriers on 16th avenue southeast, leaving most of newbo dry to the west, while tornado's and a few other buildings flooded to the east. owner tom slaughter and his family stayed inside tornado's during the flood. sandbags protected the building, water. slaughter says he wound up with only about a foot of water in the basement. he thinks he can clean that up on his own without filing a flood insurance claim. "we may lost the water heater. besides that we didn't suffer any damage we stayed every night since last friday, we have not left. " slaughter is still unhappy about the city's decision to leave his business and others on the wet the city s

st. petersburg saving people sitting in traffic a lot of time. >> the one reason that i don't like going to st. pete is because of the commute and the traffic and all of that stuff. >> the ferry isa x-month trial run. if all goes well, it will become a permanent fixture on the bay but only operate six months out of the year in the bay area. >> the florida department of transportation alters plans for the express project. tbx as it is called would require buildings to be torn down in historic tampa bay neighborhoods. you can learn more about the plans at the workshop. this was post poped earlier this month because of hurricane hermine. it starts tonight at 6:30. >>> well, all this week, as part of our taking action against domestic violence campaign, we're introducing you made a difference in the lives of domestic violence survivors and local advocates. our next hero is one you probably recognize. her name is melissa dome, a dv survivor herself. as abc action news anchor wendy ryan shows us, she is helping another young woman with a story hauntingly similar to hers. >> reporter: with each

right now community church where there are about 80 people between st. paul's and here that have been seeking shelter and right now it's bedtime for them, but earlier today, they were up and running around. tom some things they were able to do is some of these games over here they have. they're making sure that everybody is happy and making sure that the kids are smiling and just taking away from some of the uncertainty that they might be facing right now. they also had a lot of generous donationings as far as food -- was donated by the generous people in the community. so they have been overwhelmed with the feeling of graham gratitude and the failing of love this they've received from -- love that they've received from people in the community. if you're interested in giving, there are a few housekeeping items we have to talk b-there is a schedule, a breakfast, lunch and dinner time. breakfast at 7, lunch at noon, dinner at 6. they're asking if you want to donate food, that you call ahead and go by the schedule. if you want to offer something for dinner,

as hurricane hermine is now a tropical st stopping people in florida from preparing for the worst. the category 1 storm started out as hurricane and brought along sustained winds of 80- miles-an-hour.this morning... flooding is already an issue... there have been 18 water rescues so far ...and there's growing concern about the potential for tornadoes.. and widespread power outages. now to your weather and traffic together... with meteorologist brian gotter. yesterday was the first day of meteorological fall, and it breeze to 25 mph keeping temps in the 60s and lower 70s. this morning is clear and cool with lows near 60 along the lake, but lower 50s in the inland areas. today is mostly sunny and pleasant with highs in the low to mid 70s, low humidity, and a light easterly breeze. tonight is another clear and chilly night with lows in the 50s and a calm wind.the comfortable air will continue on saturday with lots of su highs in the mid to upper 70s and lows in the 50s. sunday is mostly sunny, warmer and more humid with highs near 80, and labor day is partly cloudy and humid with high

hailey heinz a little bit of love from a lot of people st s what turned their luck around. >> it all started with a facebook post. the family needed help mowing their lawn, but they didn't have a mower. when a stranger offered to help, she found out this family need ad lot more than a mower. they needed beds, couches, and of social media you could probably guess what happened next. >> for months this family didn't have much to smile about. >> hey. >> thanks to the kindness of strangers they are whole again. >> we are just so blessed beyond belief. >> in may, this disabled vet moved his wife, four kids and two dogs to river view from alabama. this was a fresh start with a new job or so we hoped. spent months living out of hotels with money running out. the we care for paws foundation offered to take their dogs until they had a home. >> they're military, part of our extended family. >> they had a house but not much more. >> we were sleeping on the floor and we had one air mattress. >> jeany posted on the group to borrow a lawn mower and nothing more to keep the hoa app happy. >> all of

they are hoping that someone has cell phone video of robert kaplan who was chasing people on 25th st. who was chasing people on 25th st., west friday morning. police say he bit the officer's face and galusha one of his eyes. he also caught his arm. >>> there's a new effort to bring the raiders to las vegas. there is a plan to finance a two -- $1.9 billion dome for a rater stadium. the raiders and a billionaire casino mogul would pay most of it including cost overruns and there would be a vote on taxes for the rest. they would like to bring a super bowl to las vegas. >> the economic impacts besides the raiders and all of the other events we are going to have, it's going to raise room rates and increase participation in the great financially. >> the governor of nevada will now decide whether to call a special session of the legislature to vote on this project. they are hoping that a vote could occur in november so that nfl owners could consider this idea in january. >>> in the meantime oakland mayor is offering hope for those who want the raiders to stay in oakland. she says there was a

tens of thousands of people filled st. peter's square as pope francis held a canonization mass. >> we declare and define blessed theresa of calcutta to be a saint. >> reporter: pope francis declared mother teresa a saint before a crowd of more than 100,000 in st. peter's square under a clear blue sky. the pope described mother teresa as a defender of the unborn, thesick, and the abandoned. people watched the ceremony canonizing the woman who cared for the poorest of the poor. others gathered around her tomb, adorned with a single candle, flowers, and her photo. among the faithful, they say it only confirms what they already believed. >> when you think of mother teresa, what comes to mind? >> i think -- i don't know if i have the quote right, but she said one drop of water in the ocean, if you do one small thing, it just ripples outward, causes massive change. >> mother teresa is an example. she's one to see immediately. her mercy goes beyond borders. >> reporter: the so-called saint of the gutters was awarded the nobel pea

st. lucie, florida. people in san jose can breathe easy tonight after the arrest of a suspect in a series of random shootings. we'll explain how police tracked him down because of something they found in his home.. while investigating another crime. plus... shooting..... that has police now looking.... for someone else. the southern nevada area is still dealing with a small ridge of high pressure along with minor support from dry air aloft. this allows las vegas to continue with mainly sunny skies and temperatures slightly above normal for this time of year and count on chopper 13 to bring you breaking news.. fast and first. we sent him here to fix it. but congressman joe heck became part of the problem. wall street invested over a half-million dollars in congressman heck's campaigns, and heck supports their agenda -- privatizing social security, handing wall street billions in fees, in the stock market, cutting benefits, putting wall street ahead of us. congressman heck -- what's wrong with washington. stocks

. >> a few pictures from st about 2,000 people showed up. there will be a national pet unit for vaccinations and imizations, a fire safety demonstration and you can even adopt a new four-legged friend. >> i like that. >> she has a little boyfriend named buddy. she is a double adoption if someone adopts her. >> that's right, wherefore she goes, the boyfriend goes. wfla.com. >>> fuccillo kia is generously matching the first $50,000 we raise. for every dollar you donate, it counts as two. the walk is happening november 12th. this is also happening at raymond james stadium. head to wfla.com/heartwalk for more details. >>> new drama in the ryan lochte theft case. >> what the olympian that proves his son is innocent. >>> plus, do you know how to spot someone having a seizure or stroke? still ahead, how a tampa woman is on a mission to educate all of us on how to help. >>> we're back. in your vote, senator marco rubio is responding to reports that donald trump's company violated the u.s. embargo against cuba. rubio calls the allegations troubling.

the company asks people to pick their adult beverage of choice. they are in st.~louis. 49% of people surveyed in wisconsin picked beer. massachusetts took the top spot. missouri came in lots of people are looking forward to turning the calendar over to a new month. >> and scott steele found out their anticipation is a result of mother nature's influence. >> the first true taste of fall, cool, crisp air, and a hint, just a hint of what's about to happen, as the green vitality of summer transitions to the vibrant rust and auburn of year, so i'm not too surprised, but it does seem to be a bad time. >> i like it. it's beautiful, isn't it? >> it's 17 iments like that inspiring so many out of town trips to places like charming little elkhart lake, eager for fresh business by the time branches are bare here in sheboygan county. >> a very competitive time of year because there's so much beautiful scenery in our state, and as you can see, once the colors so many things to look at, especially around the lake, and in our area, we're near the state forest so there's grace hi

you are so today is really items that will help people be ready to go apartment shopping, sign a lease, move into a home and end their homelessness. >> st. vincents houses 200 people a night in the overflow shelter. the hope is to get as many as possible into their own homes. >> and i can get why people give up. but you can't give up. >> anderson is well on his way, appreciative he received the help he needed. anita roman, "fox 10 news." >>> united way will hold another project connect on november 3 if avondale. that one will serve more people and offer more resources and you can log on to our website, fox10phoenix.com for a link to that. >>> one phoenix man making history by saving 1200 arizona lives all with his blood donations. james van dine made a promise to his dying wife in 1989 he would donate blood every two weeks. 25 years later, he has continued he holds the record for the most donations in arizona. and is in the top ten now in the country. >> i kept my promise. i think she is smiling down on us now. it's been my pleasure to be able to work with these nice people here at the center. >> that's just fabulous. to honor james' se

shooting of tamir rice of the coming down there will be dim gazebo at the part where it happendig people continue to st and reflect. the gazebotiia at the recreation center on the westside wednesday morning construction crews are innovation taken to the chicago museum rate development put on display. we deserve justice and heating get no justice. >> he was shot and killed by police went to cleveland officers responded to a 911 call reporting a man waving a gun tt gazebo it turned outh to be a real looking a december grand jury decided noti to adapt officersd and criminali charges although the boy's family did receive a multimillion dollar wrongful death settlement from the city. it's sad but it special. s that shows what we've been hearing tells the story of what happened herein i just think abt how tragic, loss that isust thee is such a young life. there was such a new life that i think the matter the situation it's tragic. kevin freeman, fox 8 news. there no firm plans on fo what l replace the gazebo. some type of memorial is planned their attorney for tamir race is mother said she is glad to see the

st. paul's. people in the immediate aftermath hard to believe it's 15 years since these events took place. >> i'm join bid commissioner ray kelly, former commissioner of the new york city police department. thank you for joining us. you were commissioner in 1993 when the world trade center was first hit and again in 2002 as new york recovered from those >> absolutely. it still has jolting effects in the department. 343 firefighters, 37 port authority police officers. 23 new york city police officers lost their lives. and the department respond in a very robust way to address the challenges in 2002 that faced the bloomberg administration. we devoted over 1,000 police officers to counterterrorism. we deployed individuals overseas. for new york city. and, thank god, no major attack has happened. not only in new york city but in the country with the exception of the lone wolf attacks in orlando and in san bernardino. >> that is a different kind of threat right now, 15 years later. so much harder to defend a

nine people stabbed at shopping mall in st. cloud, minnesota. the fbi is investigating the incident as a potential act of terrorism. isis now claiming the ait can was carried out by a quote soldier of the islamic state. the suspect was shot dead by an off duty police officer and police now saying they have found similarities between the device that explode d in new yok city last night and the one that exploded in seaside park, new jersey, before a marine corps 5k charity run, however, it's not been conclude that had the incidents are connected. jessica schneider is following all of that for us. jessica? >> this investigation very wide ranging. you can see a flurry of activity behind me as police vehicles come in and out of what was a crime scene. we're at west 23rd street where the explosion went off at 8:p30. the commissioner saying one of the key components is video. james o'neill saying that they have obtained surveillance video from all around this area from the two distinct crime scenes, where the unexploded pressure cooker was found. the c

. >>> still ahead on the weekend edition of action news, people in south st. petersburg demanding an equal chance to vote. >>> plus, we are just a day away from the big presidential debate. after the break, we are going to sit down with our political expert to find out what each candidate needs to take home of drama in the front row of the debate. and we are looking at a system in the tropics. as we spin is wheel of names, we are looking at mathew. i will tell you why we need to be watching, coming up after >>> we turn now to democracy 2016: we are just 40 days away and right now voters in st. petersburg are look for more voting location. >> one group is afraid they won't get the chance to vote. >> reporter: mama t >> i'm 100% disabled. >> reporter: has good days an bad. >> i am in pain, i have breathing issues. >> reporter: she is not sure how she will be feeling. she would like to do her civic duty early, but her voting area is not designated an early voting place. she would have to drive do st. opportunities as others, especially since our access to transpo

that one injuries 29 people. in st. cloud, minnesota, a man goes on a stabbing rampage. erence to allah. on sunday at 12:30 a.m., police investigate another pressure cooker bomb that had not detonated found very close to the first explosion inm manhat n manhattan. last night around 8:30, more unexploded devices found. one of the devices detonated earlier this morning when a bomb quad robot attempted to disarm it. a few hours ago, ahmad rahani was taken into custody after a police shootout in new jersey. >>> these attacks a disturbing reminder of the security threat that we face. let's bring in michael solomon. when you go back to the victim and -- sorry to the perpetrator and what happened before this, the suspect in custody. you hear similar things, he seemed like a nice guy to me, he worked at his family's chicken restaurant, which was called first american chicken. some of his friends say that he went to afghanistan and when he came home he seemed very different. are there signs we should have noticed? >> again, why would they say something, she a friend. no one wants

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people are forced to drive through dangerous flood waters just to get home. lauren, how are things looking in st. petersburg? >> reporter: you can see those people driving through these flood waters right now. th fast. and what we're seeing is that there were still roads blocked off this morning. about four to six inches of water in some of the more shallow parts. even deeper on the residential streets. especially here in the shore acres and snell isle neighborhood. this woman's neighborhood and home were left vulnerable. >> last night it was scary in the middle of the night. the wind was blowing bad. >> we have lost a lot of trees homes are threatened by flood waters and our infrastructure is clearly stressed right now. >> reporter: the mayor saying this is one of the worst storms he has seen. and he is warning people to stay out of this water. now, back out here live, he actually said in some areas, he believes it could be contaminated or full of snakes or even alligators. right now we have about 6800 people here in pinellas county who are still without power. they're working to right now. rep

st. patrick's cathedral, people gathered to remember the 333 new york firefighters attacked be in the attacksand today there is a ceremony for the flight headed to here from new jersey on september 11th. the national memorial in shanksville, pennsylvania will remember the 60 passengers and are crew and thwarted the attack on the u.s. capitol. last night hundreds gathered for a service to honor those victims and represents the lives lost. >> tremendous pride ace look around and know we are all part of a wonderful team as we celebrate the great nation and the courage ultimately of those individuals. >> and today the names of the 40 victims will be read allowed at a wreath-laying ceremony at the national memorial. >>> at the pentagon this morning a large american flag was unfold to remember those lost their lives there. there will be a memorial where president obama is expected to speak. he will be joined by the defense secretary, ash carter. the president will also honor the victims by holding a moment of silence in a private ceremony this morning at the white house this morning in san francisc

st. petersburg. >>> three people in new smyrna beach are recovering from shark bites, bitten yesterday, the attacks happened at different times during the day. all the victims were in the water in the same area south of the new smyrna jetty. folks at the beach reported >> a lot of sharks, bait pods. i saw one earlier. i saw two at the inlet. i three today. >> a lot of bait fish today. >> see any sharks? >> yes. good sized ones, 4 to 6- footers. >> all three of the people who were bitten by the sharks were surfing at the time. >>> one actress best known for her role as liesel of music" died. family members say charmian carr died at age 73 from complications from a rare form of dementia. she sang some of the movie's classics. after the film's success she left the movie business to raise her two children. she's the first of the actors who played the seven von trapp children to pass away. >>> if you're looking for a job there's a job fair you might want to check out today. the "tampa bay times" is hosting a job fair in st. pete, it's free and you don't need to preregister. >>> polk county schoo

hailey heinz a little bit of love from a lot of people st s what turned their luck around. >> it all started with a facebook post. the family needed help mowing their lawn, but they didn't have a mower. when a stranger offered to help, she found out ad lot more than a mower. they needed beds, couches, and clothing, thanks to the pow or of social media you could probably guess what happened next. >> for months this family didn't have much to smile about. >> hey. >> thanks to the kindness of strangers they are whole again. >> we are just so blessed beyond belief. >> in may, this disabled vet moved his wife, four kids and two dogs to river view from this was a fresh start with a new job or so we hoped. housing plans fell through, they spent months living out of hotels with money running out. the we care for paws foundation offered to take their dogs until they had a home. >> they're military, part of our extended family. >> they had a house but not much >> we were sleeping on the floor and we had one air mattress. >> jeany posted on the facebook group to borrow a lawn mower and nothing

st. petersburg, people are struggling with tidal flooding some areas are waiting for water to recede after days of getting soaked. mark douglas joins us live in shore acres, how are things looking there right now, mark? >> reporter: well, good evening, stacy. you can see it's more of a water way than a roadway. we're at the corner of connecticut and huntington. and gwen is waiting for traffic to stop. were any homes flooded? >> to our knowledge our wasn't flooded, or anyone around us, but i can't speak for everyone else. slow down and don't let your kids play in the raw sewage water. >> reporter: two excellent words of advice. and it really is very -- thank you very much. it's very contaminated water. and it's true, you don't want your kids playing here. heros another reason. this is a storm sewer here. you can barely see it. and it would be so easy to walk off this curb and fall next to child, a small animal could fall into that. you can see the water's not going any where here. earlier today, this morning, the city actually shut off access to shore acres because it was so bad here the ro

i know a lot of people feel st homes. no one wants to have to do it. it's a terrible situation to be in. a lot of people have various reasons. one of them might be pets. but yesterday i saw plenty of people evacuating with their pets. so the county can work with you for whatever needs you have, whether it's evacuation or whether you need something. maybe you need assistance in some way. the number again to call is 727-847-2411. >> alcides: the video behind you and that river there which is not supposed to be a road and it's frightening. i can't imagine what folks are dealing with in pasco county and citrus county. thank you for being with us. see you later today. we were mesmerized by the olympic athletes in rio but this week is the turn of the paralympians. after the break, inspirational story about overcoming obstacles and reaching the i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. there's a race going on right now. the world's clean energy super power's either going to be germany, china, or us. and i'm going to make sure it's us. from 500 million so

st. petersburg. the ferry would drop the people off near the water front near the tampa convention center and then would travel between that point and the park in st. pete. slashing lots of time off of commutes, especially during rush hour. >> we go back and forth between to beat the traffic all the time. >> reporter: now tickets for the ferry are tentatively priced around 5 to $10 per trip. and again, the big announcement will take place at 10:00 a.m. in downtown tampa. and if all goes according to plan, the ferry could take off as soon as november, gene. and i know that we all know how aggravating it can be to sit in rush hour traffic so this could be a big help for commuters and al for people that just want to be out there an water. >> definitely a game changer. mary, thank you. >>> st. petersburg's mayor and the head of public works faced tough questions about the release of sewer water into tampa bay. the department of environmental protection revealed more than 248 million-gallons of waste water were released into the bay from pinellas county. this is despite a consultant's report warning the city

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st. petersburg's mayor is urging people to conserve water in the same way. we're going to get to alcides segui live for us on treasure island. this is a mess. >>reporter: yeah. do you know what? the mayor is asking everyone as you mentioned to conserve water. whether that be hold off from washing your clothes or cleaning your dishes, whatever you can do to help. here is how it works out. beach and h iport, st. pete ndisla they all send their sewage water into st. petersburg for treatment and that's what's been going on. we have all this rain the last 24 hours or so. wlants are gotten so mucht 24 nd again, with all those water treatment plants at caci, the city will likely have to discharge all of that waternto they. what is bng releed it's not from the toilet. pipes took a beating yesterday. millions of gallons of rain. officials said all three plants were operating at capacity and they need to make a move before we see the effects of the tropical storm in the area. we contacted the department of environmental protection to notify the that they'll lel have t

indiana that was basically allowing people to say but if you don't want to violate their religious but they do not understand that our neighbors threw a block party in st. louis and they had bottles service. people are catering what date does with a pizza and is a big story of the restaurant all of a sudden is that the center of that bad in the debate and had to close up shop all of this for a hypothetical question. is batting because of the discrimination against proprietors. this is more than an issue

yahoo admitting it was hacked nd the personal information of half a billion people were st stol stolen. it happened in 2014 but it's just now coming to light. the stolen data include some really important stuff. user names, email dates of birth, and passwords. yahoo is blaming the attack on a state-sponsored actor. >> are you looking to earn a little extra cash this holiday season? who is not? well, the post office is hiring. they need your help. 200 seasonal workers here in the valley are being hired. the work is temporary and employees can expect to work 30-50 hours a week. through the post office website. >> you decide 2016, donald trump promising to initiate an anti crime agenda on the campaign trail today. >> i want to address the turmoil unfolding right now in our country. >> trump talking about overnight violence in charlotte, north caroli carolina. the riots touched off by an offer involved shooting t >> we have a wounded country. >> we all have to walk a mile in someone else's shoes, see things through their eyes, and then get to work fixing -- >> trump's rival hillary clinton

st. petersburg. the ferry would drop the people off near the water front near the tampa convention center and then would travel between that point and the park in st. pete. slashing lots of time off of commutes, especially during rush hour. >> we go back and forth between it but i'm retired and we have to beat the traffic all the time. >> rte the ferry are tentatively priced around 5 to $10 per trip. and again, the big announcement will take place at 10:00 a.m. in downtown tampa. and if all goes according to plan, the ferry could take off as soon as november, gene. and i know that we all know how aggravating it can be to sit in rush hour traffic so this could be a big help for commuters and al for people that just want to be out there and enjoy the water. we're told the trip would take about 45 minutes but a prettier >> something to look at. thank you, mary. > st. petersburg's mayor and the head of public works faced tough questions about the release of sewer water into tampa bay. the department of environmental protection revealed more than 248 million-gallons of waste water were released into the bay

tens of thousands of people gather in st.ay tribute to the woman who advocated for the poor. >>> two big meetings of two major allies. later from barack obama's final g20 summit. >>> officials in the

tens of thousands of people filled st.ers square this morning, known as the saint of the gutters, mother teresa devoted her life to helping the poor and sick in india. cnn's vatican correspondent delia gallagher was there. >> reporter: hi, fred. what a celebration it has been here today under a sweltering roman sun. some 120,000 people came down here to st. peters square. they came from all over. we saw flags from india, from albania, from all countries in between to celebrate the life of this saint and to hear pope francis say the declaration in latin that officially makes her saint teresa of calcutta, and i can tell you, fred, a big cheer went up when he said those words. he called mother teresa a model of holiness and he said that she was an eloquent witness to god's closeness to the poor. and in the pope's own gesture of closeness to the poor, we know that that is a priority for pope francis. after this very solemn ceremony, he said he was offering a pizza party to 1,500 poor and homeless in the vatican. fred? >> all r

more than 100,000 people filled st. peter's square for sunday's canonization mass. celebrations continued today with the st. teresa of calcutta feast. mother teresa will also be referred gutters for her work with the destitute and dying in india, the poorest of the poor as she would call them. >>> in western colorado cdot closed i-70 in both directions between rulison and parachute because of a wildfire just west of rifle. we don't know when cdot will reonly the road. there will be traffic delays for drivers headed back from the front range. >>> a steady stream of cars began making their way back afternoon. 30 minute delays on eastbound i- 70 from the johnson eisenhower tunnel in denver. tomorrow cdot will close the road to the top of mount evans. every year after labor day cdot typically closes the top 5-mile segment, mount evans highway to summit lake from the top. the road from echo to summit lake will stay open the rest of the month. >>> scientists from colorado have a role could help prevent a doomsday situation. >> when a little girl began ? ? ? isaac hou has

i wanted to mention that traffic may be affected on harrison st., atmos avenue for people trying to get to 580. police officers and paramedics there. if you are trying to get down to 580 think about using some other streets and avoid harrison street near moss avenue for a block away from 580. let's take a look at interstate let's take a look at interstate 880 in oakland you can see traffic is moving along nicely. at the base bridge toll plaza it is to light. it looks good into san francisco. at 4:17 am good morning steve. >>> good morning. for those of you that may be watching the sarge joined us. tropical storm evalynn, i mentioned it yesterday people said that's not right, but they haven't has not taken a direct hit from a hurricane since 1949 point said no i was there in 2014 when adele head. does a tropical storm when it hits. there been gusts up to 45 in the volcano area and honolulu reported that had some good rain but attracted but we thought, a beard a little to the south. now, lester only 50 miles per hour almost out of the picture . will be some heavy rain but it's on the way