explanation we got so close to the truth behind the magnitsky act who was pushing it and why the years at stowe much about what was happening in russia between nine hundred ninety six and two thousand and six we found out so much about the real cases of them battlement of russia's budget and considering the challenge mr brader the man behind in this story i think it's all orchestrated by him and his team. well. and they even testified to the senate committee. she believes that brad as a person because he's lost a court. in. any . way. to being me. people myself i'm sick of the. most.

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got into the house by stowing away in a trashcan that was brought inside.he made his way up stairs and into the bed where the 13-year- old boy was sleeping. animal control came in said the house stunk of skunk. >>> a virginia boy offers demo the white house lawn and the president accepts. he said the president a letter. after receiving it, president trump invited him to spend time at the white house grounds keeper. his dad said frank is always enjoyed the office of the president. >>> some of our friends chiming in about the on on lower. i said that is so cute. ambition. britney said i hope the kid charged for services. we always want to hear from you. send us your comments and they may end up in the air.>>> have you thought about buying an island? it's in the middle of the chesapeake bay. north of smith island. it is 55 acres. the whole thing as waterfront property. it comes with about 30 -- become for free. >>> can you rocket like carlos santana? the top air guitarists hope they can. they are competing in the u.s. air guitar national finals because there i

for sunday, mostly sunny, 73 and for the jersey shore, stowed is not a beach day, showers and stormshis morning, 78. sunday, sun and clouds, 83. exclusive accuweather forecast, 82 today, sunday is nice, 86. monday, tuesday, wednesday, all good high temperatures in the mid to upper 80s. >> thank you chris. i'll take that water. it's time for today's tweet. check out this photo sent to us by twitter user, just beachy, 597. she said it is a picture of the sunset at long beach island earlier this week, thank you for sharing. we want to see your photography skills if you see a good shot take it and end it to us on twitter use #6abc action. g fast. you can drive a car... or you can drive a cadillac. come in now before the end of our made to move 2017 clearance event and leave with the perfect cadillac escalade for you. purchase with 0% percent apr for 72 months. hart a heartfelt send over after heading home after being shot in the line of duty. he was shot in the arm and once in the chest responding to a 911 call in brooklyn. he was saved by his bullet proof vest. the shooter was found dea

breaches, like stowaway marilyn hartman, and the shocking day yeah i d stood away in though -- yaya abde stowed away in a wheel well. this fence only used to be 6 feet high. it's much higher now and they've added barbed wire and cameras. still, conley wants to see more. >> it's nice that we meet minimum standards but that's not good enough. >> reporter: lockhart says there is more but they don't plan on sharing full security measures with the public. >> a lot of things members of the public are unaware of that we are doing behind the scenes. >> reporter: currently is asking other commission members to reach out to the mayor to voice concerns. sandra osborne, kpix 5. >>> still ahead, the white house and world leaders react to north korea's latest missile launch. >>> plus, the cost of hurricane harvey at that quick. the recovery estimates and major economic toll the storm is taking. after north korea launched a missile that flew directly over japan. mola lenghi reports... it's considered an escalation of aggression... from the communist country. (pkg >>> the white house is reacting today after no

. >> bra deb stevenson, what was the impact of harriet beecher stow's uncle tom's cabin. >> guest: that was very impactful. very, very important. she really captured the brutality of the institution, and in so captured the imagination of the world. that became the most important book of the 19th century. it was read more than any other back except for the bible. it was translated in so many different languages, anyone chinese, and also -- it was so popular that the presses had to work literally 24/7 to produce enough copies of it. it was really a big, big hit, literary hit, of the 19th 19th century. of course the first -- some of the first move individual produced in early 20th century are based on unel tom's cabin, and -- uncle tom's cabin, even edison -- thomas edison has an early movie, silent movie, of uncle tom's cabin. >> did it sell in the south? >> guest: ed did. it was also abandoned in the -- it was also ban 'ed in the south, too. you had to read it to protest it, and also people who thought this is not good literature for the south, and the south had its own propaganda machin

they found child unresponse with bruces and abrasions in the home in the 1700 block of south can stowing a street. baby was pronounced dead at children's hospital. salem has been held without bail in the philadelphia county jail. >>> residents of qu hans am find themselves in the dangerous war of word between president trump and north korea. the president issued a threat of fire and fury yesterday and north korea responded to threaten force begins the island which is a u.s. territory. here's cbs news, correspondent hanna dova. >> reporter: u.s. air force planes conduct bilateral missions over korean peninsula with japan and south korea b1 bombers took off from guam where the governor addressed residents of the u.s. territory after north korea said it is examining operation al plans for attacking the island. >> i have reached out to the white house this morning. an attack or threat on guam is a threat or an attack on the united states. they have said that america will be defended. >> reporter: north korea's threat are part of the dangerous ramping up of rhetoric between north korea and u.

stowe will continue with our shower all the way into tomorrow morning but for the most part our wednesday afternoon is just going to be dry. >> still muggy severe threat for today, up in the poconos with the front coming through could have slight risk for severe weather, gusty winds, potential for heavy rainfall, even here through the 95 corridor, marginal risk for severe weather. we will be keeping an eye to the skies later this afternoon 70s, weather watchers talking about, as we add in the humidity later this afternoon heat inch values 103, and 93 will be the high temperature, zero eight for tomorrow, still stays little muggy for us but see the skies clear out, thursday, friday; see lower 80s, much lower humidity, then we could even see some seven's over the weekends, 78 degrees, on saturday, and 79 on sunday i know you like the heat, but jim and i definitely ready for some cooler temperatures. >> i no, i feel like a lot of guys usually say that, they love those 70s, but i have to say, yes. i love those 90s, but hey, i'm happy for you that the 70s are coming. looking outside, 59 lookin

. >> a lot of this can be irritant reaction, irritant reaction to any of your airways, stowe could be so inflammatory reaction occurs in a lot of folks. >> john loyer ends, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> some wild weather out west. >> yes, so katie, friday. >> yes, it is indeed. i would say our weather looks all that wild here today, you know, we are certainly going to see some stormy weather specially back through central pa that could be pretty dicey, for us locally, you know, again, looks like kind of a typical classic summer day as we await the passage after cold front. in the meantime, just hitting on, re it rating the point from the store a moment ago, yes, oh, zone, fine particle pollution, really has significant impact on your health. so weather very directly related to, that that's why we try to bring you the air quality alerts any time they do pop up, if you are an asthma sufferer, because it has aim pactment on outside, look at storm scan, wider zoom for you. right now storm system brewing , you can see at the center of circulation, much more classic look to the organization

the past because of security breaches like stowaway marilyn hartman and the shocking day yaya abde stowed away in the wheel well of a hawaiian airlines flight. there have been security upgrades since then. this sense used to only be 6 feet high but it's much higher now. they've also added barbed wire and cameras. still, connolly says he wants to see more. >> it's nice that we meet minimum standards but that's not good enough today. >> reporter: lockhart says there is more but they don't plan to share security measures with the public. >> a lot of things commissioner conley and the public is aware of, we are doing things behind the scene -- public is unaware of, we are doing behind the scene. >> reporter: in san jose, sandra osborne, kpix 5. >>> other bay area headlines. an assault south of market street has landed a woman in the hospital with life- threatening injuries. san francisco police say three people tried to grab the 69- year-old victim's purse. it happened on lansing street near first. there was a struggle but the suspects took off empty-handed. >>> a teacher at a private element

meerk houseel everyone survived and stowed the man behind the wheel appeared in court charged with driving while being intoxicated. nbc's blake mccoy has more for us tonight. >> reporter: surveillance video shows the harrowing moments ka reasons off a road and into a bus stop full of people. clarence wilson left the stop just seconds earlier. >> and he jumped the curb and wiemd out the whole bus stop. and that was like the most devastating thing i had seen. >> reporter: another look shows six people inside the warren michigan bus stop wednesday trying to stay out of the rain. four of them were pinned under the pickup truck in the aftermath. >> we've got four tramd under a vehicle. multiple victims and multiple ambulances. i need a supervisor. >> reporter: firefighter kevin helped pry them free. >> i i've seen some horrific accidents and things like that, but nothing of this magnitude. >> reporter: police arrested the driver, 55 years old charged with reckless driving and driving while impaired, saying little during his first court appearance today. surveillance video shows him get out of h

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legendary journalist and filmmaker john pilger buswell speak to wilson who stowed in the new film to see about another big issue climate change is being reviewed research confirms a ninety five percent probability of a two degree centigrade rise in world temperature within around seventy years even touched by social media with you on saturday. the day of the death in a small room off the strand in london the socialist poet in visionary william blake . this is how. the economy is built around corporations corporations from washington to washington. down. to business how to run this country business if. you must it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before. social environment you're right. chemical discoveries over the last century made every day life easier but at what cost this is serial is exceptionally sick. no wonder it's confidential. exists as the years old industrial giants reap the benefit. by chemical production. you know as if these people are people just experimental animals decades later the toxic environment continues to poison lives and we fo

she became so powerful you could not wake fdr up after he went to bed without getting her permission stowe with the early hours on september 1st day from call came to her bedside table that said hitler has invaded poland can wake up the president's? she said yes. so they put the call down to his bedroom and they sat up through the night dealing with this terrible news. fdr roche out a piece of paper hundreds of these little notes and it summarized what actions he had taken and he signed it fdr in bed september 1st, 1939 and misty put it -- missy put in her scrapbook that was one of his favorite documents because it was a personal but miss the story of so many people who slave at their jobs in the white house ended sadly we mentioned her rheumatic fever she had more and more heart problems and june 1941 after fdr was sick all spring and she spent countless hours by his bedside during the bedroom -- during her business in the bedroom she got better with the white house dinner party with a terrible spell that was probably a heart attack and then had a stroke went to the hospital with a severe

because the social banks amount to what danny blanchflower flour says they're not operating in ways to stow free more . coming up on our team america the u.s. and south korea continue military drills in the pacific despite warnings from pyongyang. charlottesville both to cover confederate statues in wake of last week's deadly protests and when social media platforms are on the rise and which ones are falling and they depend on how old you are all that and more coming right up. that afternoon it's wednesday august twenty third four pm.

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>> all right, stowe will go from west to east. so what time?o you will be right at that time when the greatest amount of the sun's -- >> oh, no, he is breaking up. >> yes he's breaking up. >> derrick, thank you, have a great time out there in st. joe missouri. >> ya, ya, ya. >> cutest picture, oh, you found. >> and i have more questions, i hate that, maybe not forming the selfie right at the sun, if you're the focus, because it is a selfie, maybe you can still kind of get it, you know what i am saying, if you're quick? because i love taking pictures that have sun bursts in it, right, why risk it? good point. but i had a feeling -- >> i think he thought we were going to stare at it two minutes. no, just took one quick -- i took one on the patio little while ago. >> do it, let me know. >> jess has it. anyway. the reason why it is breaking up, that was cell phone technology. and there are thousands of people surrounding derrick, and they're all on their phones. hey, i'm out here. >> look at the sun behind me. i took a selfie. >> but i can't see an

you may recall a teenager stowed away on a flight to virginia. it prompted calls from lawmakers for changes. you can still find our full investigation online at nbcbayarea.com. >>> at 5:09 new this morning the state treasurer is defending himself from accusations of giving tax breaks to campaign contributors. john chang got more than $100,000 in donations for affordable housing developers. those three developers were awarded tax credits and state bonds from committees he oversees. he says the tax breaks are based on a formula and are not considered political favors. it's 5:10. >>> a cloudy start and cool with a bit of a breeze as we take live look outside in fremont and our temperature trend starts out nice and cool. we'll be in the lower 60s and still cloudy thought much of the morning before we get sunshine and temperatures today reaching into the upper 70s. that will be nice. also as we look at the day planner for oakland upper 50s. still mostly cloudy at 8:00. by noon we'll get mostly sunny skies, temperatures in the lower 60s and eventually

lots of people are walk ing on the streets stow to have something like that happen in the middle of the day is a little disturbing. >> and another look at that one suspect caught on camera it's not the most clear image, but police are hoping that somebody will recognize this gian give them a a call. there is also case. live along 14th street, lauren demarco, fox5 local news. >> in alexandria, police say a teenager who went missing weeks ago was murdered. investigators believe it is gang related. my gul car reowes body was found in a field in prince william county . lindsay watts is live in arld where correspond reoh lived with his mother. what's the latest. >>reporter: police still do not know who killed my july correspond reoh. at this point three people have been arrested in connection with his disis persons but none of them was charged with his murder. this is where he he was last seen three weeks ago to the town. korea's mother tells us her son had been fishing in a small pond where they live. a neighbor witnessed a group of men come up and attack him and then drag him away. initial

that's when a teenager stowed away on a flight to hawaii.that incident prompted calls from lawmakers for change. you'll find our full investigation online at nbcbayarea.com. >>> happening this week, las vegas city leaders get details on the financing of the new raiders stadium that happens on thursday. they will get briefed on the construction of the $1.9 billion stadium that includes $750 million in public money that's supposed to be paid back by a hotel room tax. according to the las vegas review journal, the panned stadium will have ten levels, a grass, not turf field and a transparent roof. they are expected to get more details in october. >>> coming up, a san jose couple tells their story of being in charlottesville during the violence there. >>> plus -- >> a north bay mom searched for in-home nursing care for her sick daughter is coming up short. i'm liz wagner. up next, we investigate why the state agency in charge doesn't think there's a problem despite new indications this mom isn't alone. >>> hey, folks, before we go to break, i wa

a kitten in massachusettes stows away in the hood of the car and popped out more than 100 miles later. paul zine is still trying to figure out how the little kitten survived a 100-mile drive in his engine compartment. he says the cat was probably seeking the heat of the engine the night before. zine says he had no idea the cat was there.. until he arrived at his relative's toyota dealership to get an oil change. ( mark ) for your health this morning... go ahead and reach for that extra cup of coffee. drinking higher amounts of coffee has been linked to lower risk of death. the study, done by the european society of cardiology says people who drink at least four cups of coffee per day had 64 percent less risk of death. researchers also found that those who are 45 and older had a 30 percent lower chance of death if they drank an additional two cups as well. ( mark ) as the rain continues from tropical storm harvey, so do rescue efforts across the state of texas. in houston alone, police have saved at least 34-hundred people - a number that's expected to rise. the governor has activated

like it will stay on this northeasterly track, not even hitting the portions of carolina coastline, stoweowever, churn up the surf little bit toward week's end. need to keep an eye on that possibility, possibly kicks up stronger surf, some rip current, so keep an eye on, that always swim near the lifeguards anyway as general rule. in the next couple of days stays pretty hot, scattered showers, storms to dodge wednesday, thursday, friday. by saturday though front crosses through, and it turns brighter and less humid through the weekend, meisha. >> all right, katie, thank you so much. turning our attention right away to new jersey and what's happening out there. earlier this morning talking about all morning an accident investigation, in gloucester township, new jersey, three vehicle accident, happened earlier around 2:00 a.m. forty-two northbound, closed between college drive and route 534. i'm going to show you a back up shot in just a moment. this is live chopper three, however. that is over actually where traffic is being diverted, from 42, onto college drive. and what happened as you w

you may recall a teenager stowed away on a flight to hawaii.incident prompt ed calls fr lawmakers for changes. you can find them at nbcbayarea.com. >>> 6:15 right now and new this morning two people dead, are several others injured in a shooting in north hollywood. it is a popular art district. police say the shooting happened about 11:30 outside an apartment complex. at least four people were hit by bullets, no word on their conditions right now. there have been no arrests and police so far are not saying what the motive behind the shooting. >> 6:15 on your tuesday morning. a long lost painting was discovered at an antique shop in new mexico. the owners had no idea they had a stolen masterpiece. visitors to their shop just asked about the painting. it turns out it's called woman oker, it was stolen from the university of arizona museum 31 years ago. >> i go to the museum, pulled up the phone number, called them and got a receptionist and told her that i had a painting that was stolen from the university about 30-something years ago. >> the pai

so when derek dies, in 2007, and nigel inherits the remaining set of churchill's dentures, he stows themdrawer. >> they're not something that you have on the mantelpiece. and i kept thinking to myself, "i must do something about these. they're just sitting there." >> was it about the money? >> it was more about recognition for my father. he was too shy during his life to mention them. >> coming up, nigel's plan to get his dad that recognition. how much interest were you able to generate in these? >> you know, the term is "gone viral," and it did. >> that's next. >> here's another quiz question for you. which american revolutionary war figure was also a practicing dentist? the answer in a moment. potsch: you each drive a ford pickup, right? (in unison) russ, leland, gary: yes. gary: i have a ford f-150. michael: i've always been a ford guy. potsch: then i have a real treat for you today. michael: awesome. potsch: i'm going to show you a next generation pickup. michael: let's do this. potsch: this new truck now has a cornerstep built right into the bumper. gary: super cool. potsch: the bed

you watch some tape, but don't dive into it quite like do you obviously during the season, stowe will look different a little bit coming out against miami next week. >> on the side lines, during last night's eagles game, a show of solidarity. eagles defensive ends, chris long, who grew up in charlottesville, virginia, with his left arm around teammate malcolm jenkins during the national anthem, the eagles safety stood with his right fist raised in the air as he has done since last season. jenkins has been outspoken against racial injustice and has work with law enforcement to try and improve the situation. >> also, during the national anthem, eagle cornerback ron brooks took knee, he was in the in uniform, because of a hamstring injury, brooks played with the bills from 2012 through 2015. last year, colin kaepernick, then with the san francisco 49ers, began to kneel in an effort to raise awareness about social and racial issues in america. >>> the eagles will take on the dauphins next thursday night, and we will see if this offense can get these things together. because wentz and comp

local sp als,poce andli, emergency medical services in these stows are on high alert. >> we're kind of throwing everything at it. >> in some cities they're declaring a state of disaster, a maneuver that allows them to call in the national guard to help direct the masses of people. >> police department in a certain area is overwhelmed and they need us to set up traffic check points, we're ready to do that. >> the red cross has resources in place all along the eclipse zone. >> the 7 million people traveling to see the eclipse across 12 states will definitely be going into towns and different areas that are not accustomed to seeing this influx of people. >> we' hllav meor e eclipse zone high alert at 7:00 a.m. with your "gma" first look, i'm steve osunsami, abc news. >> abc 7 news will have extensive coverage of the great american solar eclipse, including live local reports right before special coverage that starts monday at 10:00 a.m. david muir will anchor the coverage. >> it is happening in the morning, and it this week has been any indication, staying in the city to see it might be a

what the concord militia does companies the other stowe, ncoln, actin, bedford, they'll gather over here as the british army starts out later in the afternoon. that concernedng lieutenant colonel smith. there was a point in the road narrow. on one side it's swampy and marshy where they had to go. you had a tiny bridge so they had to march three a breast. it was a funnel point, a choke point. nonetheless, the army comes through. encounter the militia. most of the army comes through. hey fire back at the army gathered. they turn and fire in unison back and you have what's commonly referred to as the battle. from this location all the way charlestown, you'll have the battle that's going to take place. at the end of the day, 700 make their way back towards lexington, 1500 up by nal soldiers sent thomas gauge as relief will gather with these panicky location. this in the meantime, the colonial forces keep building in size and strength. day, end of the approximately 4,000 colonial to descende starting upon the soldiers and the king returning back to boston, which 2200 this point about strong.

and so we end with cartman, a robot built to pick and stow items in a warehouse. it recently won a robotics prize, sponsored by amazon. for the pbs newshour, this is economics correspondent paul solman. >> sreenivasan: next week paul will look at how retailers both on and off-line are responding to shifting consumer habits. and on our website, the cofounder of eyeglass chain warby parker gives his take on the transformation of retail. that's at pbs.org/newshour. >> sreenivasan: now, a troubling trend in women's health. doctors and nurses have worked hard and successfully to reduce the u.s. infant mortality rate in recent decades. what's less known and less understood is the rise in maternal mortality-- mothers dying after pregnancy or from childbirth related causes. renee montagne of npr and nina martin of propublica have teamed up for a series of reports on the subject. their latest installments came out today. judy woodruff recently spoke with them both. >> woodruff: renee montagne, nina martin, thank you very much for talking with us. americans think we have th

days are still pretty long, stowe could easily happen. but the thing about the weekend, down to low to mid 80s both days, chance of lingering showers saturday morning, but all-in-all, it is looking pretty good, especially for sunday. that's your seven day forecast, remember, about 101.1 more fm. now your forecast from the weather authority is available on the radio. list never your car, bob kelly. >> and i'm right behind you making the funny faces. just think that far. >> my pleasure to have you do, truly. >> 5:17. good morning, live look at the schuylkill expressway. they're pecking up the cones, giving a little hustle out there. this is the westbound schuylkill right near city avenue. so, looks like, in the next couple every minute, we will be good to go, then, throughout the day, feel that uneven pavement. you can kind of see it rid here. see little bump there when go to change lanes, all part of the milling, paving objection that's underway on the schuylkill expressway. otherwise, looking good on the blue route. no problems yet, comin

we saw one of those little paddleboats that you see at -- on like stow lake and golden gate park, that kind of thing, you know, people out there in those and plastic kayaks. i wanted to check in with civil air patrol see if they had aerial pictures and things like that. the airport is down this road, which you can see is flooded and i've been told that the airport runways are underwater. sugar land airport is down the road. it's underwater. the international airport is shut down, hobby airport is shut down. so it's really strange to be in a major metropolitan area and not hear jets flying overhead and not see aircraft, especially at night. you're used to looking up and seeing the flashing lights from the aircraft. it's totally quiet in the air. haven't seen that since 9/11. >> takes a team effort and there's definitely a team effort going on there in houston and other communities. ken wayne live for us this afternoon in houston, texas. speaking of other communities, just about two hours east of where ken is in port arthur, texas, there is just a mass amount of water that i would say ov

certainly not that the way people understand the alt-right stowed. there's an excellent article in "the new york times" magazine this weekend that talks about breitbart and specifically our editor in chief but along the way interviews yohai beng her who is a researcher at harvard who has done research about how the alt-right works in social media and he says to "the new york times" that his conclusion is that breitbart is not alt-right. and that's certainly how we feel at breitbart. we are not an alt-right websites. we don't have alt-right writers or he had tors. but i think what happened during the election campaign was that there were significant number of readers from the alt-right world who were looking for positive coverage of donald trump, and we were virtually the only conservative news website that didn't turn into a never trump site. so we were giving positive coverage. we also had criticism. i personally wrote some articles. muslim ban i said at the time was a stupid idea, ael couple of other things as well. so we were critical but generall

to exercise one of the fundamental rights the country was created to both conceived and the still stow upon us,d be that there are any efforts to further limit how many people get to vote seems quite frankly obscene to me. so any notion that the two-party system is dead, maybe there will be a third-party, maybe there will be additional parties, actn i put before you in an of intentional provocation, and without having dropped an f-bomb , it is not much matter if people do not vote. you guys can affect that. do not let yourselves become one of the people empowered and vote who chooses not to. i know you're all sitting there and saying, that is not me. i will vote. how hard is that? you will be shocked in a couple of years when you are of voting age how many of you do not. you can control that. you cannot necessarily creating new party or whatever, although god bless you for trying if you do. but you can certainly control that. do not give it away. thanks. [applause] dave: thank you, joe. guy? guy: hey guys. thank you for having me. i think it will be a little bit more on topic although

that's because of the months key stows.ions that -- where you don't have the immunities that have been developed over the intries. it's related to the shift. air travel has had something to do with it for sure, but the climate change has changed the region where the viruses and other microbial diseases have taken hold. it's also a threat to food security and water scarcity. >> what is it that drives the opposition do, you believe? >> in tennessee there's an old saying if you see a tull. unique have been intentionally created by the large carbon pollute ears taking a from to bae powe companies to put out data. all of us are resistant as human beings. a lot of people are like, oi, okay, we don't have to worry about this now, but we do because it's here now. >> and if, in fact, those opposed to the epa running it -- >> yeah. it's horrible. the president has surrounded himself with a road sko roets s lafrmt . >> president trump just won the majority. >> not on this issue. two-thirds want to stay in the agreement. the carbon pol

stow the clouds are beginning to -- san jose the clouds are beginning to thin out just gradually. mid 50s in san francisco. the winds have been a little bit on the problematic side today. up to 10 in hayward and 13 san ramon valley. also in throughout the tri- valley. wind are now down in fairfield. were gusting up to 23 now at 14. you can think the southwest wind today 10 to 20. stronger gusts at times. numbers wise, no sunshine along the immediate seashore. low 60s to 80 degrees in santa rosa. look at the numbers mid television throughout the -- 70s throughout the tri-valley and san jose. that's cool for this time of the year, repeat performance for your wednesday. ♪ >> dad, get away! >> get away! >> let him have it. >> no! >> john, let him have it. >> let him have it. >> oh, gosh! you know that's mom and the child going "dad, let him have it!" don't play around with the bear. leave him alone. the black bear was determined to get some grilled steak and shrimp. the family recorded it trying to eat it right off the hot grill. so the man named josh, i guess that's dad, tried to sto

so you know. 71 now in the stow. we were down in the upper 60's for lows.in the suburbs this morning, gaithersburg is 63. baltimore is 67. fredericksberg is 66 and culpeper is 64. some of those clouds streaming in overhead now again muted. it's mainly speaking most of this cloud cover is what we call debris cloudiness which is coming from west to east off big thunderstorms that happened yesterday. and last night. so once break up these clouds, burn them off, if you will just a little bit. i think some will stay with us through the day, be reenforced with more clouds coming up this afternoon, definitely the clouds will increase by 4:00, 5:00, 6:00, mostly cloudy with limited sunshine. temperature gets up to 84 and winds on it of the south, five to ten miles per hour. southerly winds increasing the humidity just a bit. not outrageous, more than yesterday but really nice for this to him of year and especially temperatures too, 84 for a high here, gaithersburg mainly touched 80 to 81, frederick 82, manassas 83, great day out by the bay in annapolis at 80. even

. >> luckily, the brothers had the forethought to stow their uninsured puppets high enough, and theydry. but the rest of the place is a mess. >> when the rains finally stopped, they brought in an industrial mold specialist who was basically like, "yeah, we have to tear this place apart." >> no. wait, it gets worse. turns out, before he died, bill fosser made a highly unusual request to his heirs. what did he tell you? >> well, originally, what he had said is that if the puppet theater were ever to close down, he wanted us to destroy everything. >> destroy, like, "gone"? this? >> everything, yeah. >> why? >> he viewed it as the puppets are instruments, kind of like a violin being stuck in a display case somewhere and not performing its purpose. he found that idea unbearable. >> it would be...over. >> it would be dismantled and somewhere in a dumpster. >> will they need to do that? >> how much do you make doing this? >> showtime! >> that's next. what's your "strange inheritance" story? we'd love to tell it. send me an e-mail or go to our website -- strangeinheritance.com. my "business"

stowe could happen any time of day as it did yesterday. but again, this is massive area where police were searching, trying to track him down. they had helicopters up, at some point yesterday, and the land sit very close to some neighborhoods, and pschiatric hospital. both of those areas placed on lockdown at some point yesterday to conduct the searchment again people back out here on the trail using it this morning, that victim, she was taken to einstein medical center to recover there and get some doctors attention. the suspect, the search for him continues this morning, mike and alex. >> careful out there today. 7:06. >> new overnight, police investigating shooting at gas station in delaware county. it happened at midnight the sunoco gas station edgemont avenue east 22nd street in chester. the man was pumping gas when the suspect opened fire. the victim's vehicle was also struck, multiple times. the gas lines at the station have been shut off while the crime scene is being investigated. the victim was transported to the crozer-chester m

during takeoff, you stow it underneath. lay down on a long flight. super comfortable. older kids can use it as an extended leg rest. >> how do they lay down? >> really littleagine a 2-year-. >> got you. got you. >> and this foam comes inside of it? >> it does so everything is housed within it and you're able to put the kids' items inside and flip it over and so simple to set up. >> most importantly, is it comfortable, haley? >> what do you think? >> yeah? >> thumb's up from the birthday girl. thank you. i love this segment. on travel. >> making things a little bit simpler. >> yes, absolutely. we appreciate that. thank you so much. >>> happy birthday to haley. >>> coming up the groundbreaking program helping your daughters change the world with technology and let them have a little fun ♪ hey, is this our turn? honey...our turn? yeah, we go left right here. (woman vo) great adventures are still out there. we'll find them in our subaru outback. (avo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. get 0% apr financing for 63 months

what if they did a duet they did something stowing. >> they probably doing it already. >> you think soon. >> collabo. look at this. >> right. [ laughter ] >> i wasn't really comfortable with the start of it. okay. that makes me -- it's weird me out little. >> why? >> champagne poppy. >> cast the girls for the video like drake video. >> exactly. >> small print at the bottom may actually be drake's dad. >> exactly. look at him. >> look that. he is living the life. he's like, yeah. >> what she thinking? >> she's just -- >> when is that check going to cash? >> exact of the spin which way? >> drake who? >> shake my head this w. >> look at this. >> look at the champagne grandpop pee. >> they should caption this when your does dad does the most. >> apparently he put the video out and getting a lot of hits. >> i'm sure. >> no doubt. >> i can't imagine not. right. >> truth i'm going to look at it after the show. >> there you go. >> see if there's a follow up. >> dessert to the dish today.e . >> very tasty. >> all right. speaking of still ahead it's very dessert worthy a sweet sip we'll mix cand

i want to say like what -- leak not like all information is just be stowed upon us but how do we figuredid we as people as humans figure it out? >> yeah. it's not necessarily about getting the answer. it's about the process in getting the answer. >> yeah. like hopefully that being somewhat interesting and fun. like we discovered a thing. rather than like you have to do well on the test. >> right. it's more like presenting it as a challenge or little bit of a game and so then, you know, without them really knowing it, math and science becomes fun. because you know there is the interest out there because isn't it interesting that things like comicon or shows like the big bang theory are huge pop culture hits. >> yeah. it's really nice to see as a nerd it's nice to see it being not like not nerdy, but like having that enthusiasm that you can have for for comics or for movies. ing that that enthusiasm be okay. that's what i love. like it's something i love feeling and something i love watching other people get excited about this stuff. >> hank, do you think also there are some stem opportun

power isan inherent stowed upon those who are correctional officers in prisons and jails throughout the country area we do not often -- throughout the country. we do not often think about what it takes to get into that position. you look at the spike tv documentary, you see the footage on how officers were treating kalief. that is a microcosm of something that doesn't does not happen -- get caught on camera across our country. how much power and accountability is being afforded to those individuals. be clear, for people who don't know his story well. the correctional officers in rikers started a -- smuggle in the things that they wanted to and make the money. theasn't the kid facet of system, it was the correctional officers. if kids didn't get with the program, they were punished. the correctional officers came up with that. >> people talk about bail reform and becomes the theoretical -- this theoretical thing we can't do. it is a real thing that can happen. we can close rikers. is the only jail in new york city, which is why everyone goes there now. the people leading the close rikers

a kitten in massachusettes stows away in the hood of the car and popped out more than 100 miles laterul zine is still trying to figure out how the little kitten survived a 100-mile drive in his engine compartment. he says the cat was probably seeking the heat of the engine the night before. zine says he had no idea the cat was there.. until he arrived at his relative's toyota dealership to get an oil change. ( mark ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... we continue to follow breaking news out of texas... tropical storm harvey makes landfall for a second time. we have a closer look at the damage coming up. and as more bay area crews head to texas to help with rescue efforts... see how other around the bay area are stepping up to help.( james ) your bay area forecast is next. . how do you chase what you love with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis? do what i did. ask your doctor about humira. it's proven to help relieve pain and protect joints from further irreversible damage in many adults. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that