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. >> reporter: still, the best bet is to stay indoors. >> i'll go ride my bike about 30 miles, but i haven't done that. >> reporter: bay area hospitals have been treating people with breathing problems. in concord, katie marzullo, "abc7 news." >>> hundreds of flights at san francisco international airport were affected by the wildfires. the smoke is causing delays for about one in four flights at sfo. wait times are up to an hour and a half. a few flights were grounded for as long as five hours. smoke prevents two aircraft from landing at the same time on two parallel runways because of limited visibility. that happens a lot at sfo because of the fog, too. a number of school districts have been affected by the fires in napa and sonoma counties. santa rosa junior college is closed until tuesday. further closures will be announced by 4:00 p.m. on sunday. in napa, five school districts resumed classes next wednesday. napa valley college is back in class on tuesday. >> we have turned abc7news.com into a central resource for you for fire information. you'll find a list of evacuation order

saturday is the best bet. a lot more sunshine and warmer by sunshine. >>> a northern virginia woman may be a little hesitant to jump in the shower this morning after finding a surprise visitor the other day. who was there to greet her when she pulled the shower we have breaking news. the death toll in the california wine country is 31. that makes this the deadliest week. it may get worse before it gets better. >> this weekend the weather conditions in california could be ripe for fires. nbc's jay gray is live in napa where police are going to be getting out to the burned out neighborhoods today. jay? >> hey chris, eun. this is what they're going to be finding when they get there. take a look. what thousands of california families are dealing with right now. homes reduced to little more than rubble and ash here. very little recognizable in what used to be a home here. you're right. conditions not good going into the weekend. forecasters calling for what they say is a high winds for several hours across the area.

. >> reporter: still, the best bet is to stay indoors. >> i'll go ride my bike about 30 miles, but i haven't done that. >> reporter: bay area hospitals have been treating people with breathing problems. in concordkatie rzullo, "abc7 news." >>> hundreds of flights at san francisco international airport were aected by the wildfires. the smoke is causing dels for about one in four flights at sfo. wait times are up to an hour and a half. a few flights were grounded for as long as five hours. sme prevents two aircraft from landing at the same time on two limited visibility.cause of that happens a lot at sfo because of the fog, too. a number of school districts have been affected by the fires in napa and sonoma counties. santa rosa junior colge is closed until tuesday. further closures will be announced by 4:00 p.m. on sunday in napa, five school districts resumed classes next wednesday. napa valle college is back in class on tuesday. >> we have turned abc7news.com into a central resource for you for fire inrmation. you'll find a list of evaction orders, closed schools, donation centers,in

i hate to be consensus but i do believe macy's is the best bet in that space. >> let's switch gears. it's a big night for baseball as the yankee's, aka the bronx bombers, face off against the houston astros in honor of the big game, in lieu of final trades, our traders are bringing you their home run stocks. tim? >> we love puns around here. this is an industrial and an engineering firm, mining, seven times ebitda check this one out >> celgene lost 11 to $12 billion in market cap today, a drug for crohn's disease that they're not furthering trials on, a billion dollars in peak sales. it's a stock i buy aggressively. celgene. >> you want to stick with a name that has done very well. it's been a home run all year. so you stick with walmart. that one's been knocking the ball out of the park, so to speak. >> alibaba, probably has 30% short term in it >> that does it for us, "options action" starts after the break >>> hey there, we're live at the nasdaq market site brian and the guys are getting ready. while they're doing that, here's what's coming up >>> you're looking at a small portable

. >> reporter: still, the best bet is to stay indoors. >> i'll go ride my bike about 30 miles, but i haven't done that. >> reporter: bay area hospitals have been treating people with breathing problems. in concord, katie marzullo, "abc7 news." >>> hundreds of flights at san francisco international airport were affected by the wildfires. the smoke is causing delays for about one in four flights at sfo. wait times are up to an hour and a half. a few flights were grounded for as long as five hours. smoke prevents two aircraft from landing at the same time on two parallel runways because of limited visibility. that happens a lot at sfo because of the fog, too. a number of school districts have been affected by the fires in napa and sonoma counties. santa rosa junior college is closed until tuesday. further closures will be announced by 4:00 p.m. on sunday. in napa, five school districts resumed classes next wednesday. napa valley college is back in class on tuesday. >> we have turned abc7news.com into a central resource for you for fire information. you'll find a list of evacuation order

i think the best bet is going to be along skyline drive. it will be near peak there, not much going on east and south of i-95, but you have to get out pretty far north of frederick, east of leesburg, but right along i-81 toward luray is the place to be this weekend. we'll come back and tell you fit going to be dry this going to be dry this weekend because we are tracking a very strong cold front coming up. >>> how president trump has spoken to the loved ones of men and women in uniform who died serving our country. new tonight our news partner at the washington post report in a fall to the soldier of a fallen father president trump promised to send a personal check for $25,000 back in june, so far no check, but the white house warms tonight that check did -- confirms tonight that check did go in the mail today. >>> and a soldier's widow heartbroken over the loss of her husband shaken by the condolence call she got from president trump according to the family. army sergeant la david johnson was one of four americans killed during an attack i

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but there also a lot more folks trying to get off the same exit with you. best betre at university or 30th street, excuse me, 30th street, would be the way to go before you get stuck in that traffic jam. if you are coming in from the suburbs, your best bet, use the blue route. 476 south will get you down into the airport. that will totally avoid the delay. or again the other alternate would be 676 over to 95 south. going to be a rough morning, but hey i hope we got a good forecast. sue is lined up in 15 seconds. >> after all of the hurricanes we had in september, shear tropical activity again in the western caribbean, tropical depression 16, it is just off the coast of nicaragua, expected to move north into the gulf of mexico. strengthen eventually into a hurricane, once it gets to tropical storm, it is going to be called nate. and it look like by the weekend, we could be watching an even more closely, as category one hurricane, possibly making landfall in the panhandle of florida, alabama, of course, big cone every uncertainty here, here we go again, so yes, the ne

but the best bet now once the storm makes landfall it will lose a little bit of the punch. it will likely bring us much-needed rain to our area sunday night, monday and tuesday. the area of low pressure. depending on how it tracks, we could look at the potential for stronger storms monday night and tuesday. we will keep you updated on abc7. as always on wjla.com. great time to download the storm watch 7 app. it looks like out there now, gorgeous. this is the torpedo factory in oxon hill, m filter a beautiful moon rise this evening. temperatures don't get better than this. 77 in winchester. 82 in frederick. 80 at reagan national airport. cooler spot on the map is oakland, maryland, where we do have rain at this hour. don't forget the harvest moon rise at 7:04. by 7:00 tonight we are around 77 degrees. moving through the 8:00 and 9:00 hour holding to the middle 70's. by 11:00 downtown d.c. around 70 to 72 degrees. we will show you stormwatch7 satellite and radar. garrett, algany and washington counties. this is where we see wet weather heading closer. around the cumberland ar

the best bet of rainfall on thursday night and friday. possibly warming things up by the weekend.ch out for the rain clouds, could be just what we need a few days away. >> happy to see that. >> all right, thank you. >>> coming up, 11:00 news, north bay fire coverage continues. we will have the latest on the death toll and the acreage burned. up next in sports, kaepernick is reportedly suing nfl owners. suing nfl owners. >>> 49ers and the raiders. long, long time and the return of carr not enough to stop the raiders from suffering their 4th straight loss. carr just so so today. bounced back on the second possession. here he finds michael crabtree. 23 yards. crabtree tight ropes the sidelines and gets in. watch how he reaches the ball out for the touchdown. the raiders taking the lead. 2nd quarter, less than 2 minutes to go. melvin working his way into the end zone. dive over the top from 1 yard out. ties the game at 7 as we looked at the replay. we are reminded of marcus allen. sliding in the end zone. raiders lead at halftime. gordon, taking it in, 6 yards out. carr said we have w

would i say front street will be your best bet, they are asking everyone to stay clear of the area front street again like i said will be your best bet. then construction we had some on the schuylkill at 30th street, closed, then one lane opened and now all clear. we are looking good around that area construction blue route southbound on ramp from the schuylkill left lane was compromised might be clearing out of our way and construction in bucks county i-95 north and south near route one right lane is still compromised out there. plus we have two accidents one in lansdale fourth street at ridge street and we have our second accident in hatfield bethlehem pike, there it is at unionville pike, more coming up in a bit, jim and rahel, back to you. >>> tribute toss tom petty are coming from fans and from his country music industry, peeps. >> cheryl crow performed musical shout out to the late rock and roller. >> ♪ if it makes you happy >> she dedicated a performance of her show if it makes you happy to petty. the hit single was inspired by the way petty played. flowers were laid on his star o

but it's the best bet right now to get help. coming up in 10 minutes i'll have details on the red flag fire warning and the 7-day forecast. >> we'll see you shortly. wove been talking about the wine industry. some of the damaged wineries we know paradise rambling chateau st. jeans. signorello in napa. it's being impacted. not all of them but a good chunk. >> nbc bay area kim has been in wine country. not over yet kim we heard you see flames there right now. >> yes we wanted to point you up to the hills. we are on the schaeffer family property along silverado trail. there are flames just started in the hills. i don't know if you can see there is a home fairly nearby. now mr. schaeffer did come up here just about 20 minutes ago. there were no flames. we have seen hot spots. but this is a first time we have seen flames today. actually, the attitude had shifted right along here from trenkas from napa up to yountville. we saw the threat of the flames -- we thought that was over. they were telling me the wine makers saying they instead

how high can that average fly, and are the big blue chips the best bet for your money? with us for the hour steve weis, josh brown and the brothers najarian and ian winder, the co-head of equities at web bush securities we do begin with the major averages, the industrials and transports making another new high the nasdaq joining the party, albeit slightlas

if you're ubering, lyfting or taxiing, the best bet is to be dropped off at g street and walk here. do not try main avenue parking. restricted only to residents. if you try to park there, expect a ticket or a tow. it will be heavily patrolled, we're told. live from the new wharf, i'm justin finch, news 4. back to you. >> justin, you said it. let's hope it's stress-free. thank you. our coverage of the grand opening continues all morning long. this afternoon, jim handly and doug kammerer will be there. go down and see us. festivities all day. you can watch it on news 4 or the nbc washington app. >> folks are heading down there, they have to deal with the r what you're talking aboutment like you need the umbrella. it's more like a drizzle this morning. you need that -- >> sometimes that's more annoying. >> i totally agree. you need the umbrella, like a half dome and clear. it's kind of like if you want to live in a bubble, you can, but only a half bubble. but it protects the hair more. that's what we're seeing this morning. the morning drive, we're looking at drizzle. not looking at de

how high can that average fly, and are the big blue chips the best bet for your money? with us for the hour steve weis, josh brown and the brothers najarian and ian winder, the co-head of equities at web bush securities we do begin with the major averages, the industrials and transports making another new high the nasdaq joining the party, albeit slightly as well. steve, is this the place that really should be getting a lot of focus i know we're talking a lot about small caps and all the talk about the f.a.n.g.s building, visa, apple, mcdonald's all great years and now the transports have joined along as well. >> the transports were just waiting there, waiting to move higher they were down 25%, 30 boss so as the market looked like it was fine, everything was great they were getting pummeled so over the last week they started moving up. delta yesterday came out and said, you know what. the hurricane is not that big of an issue they still gave better guidance so i think, you know, as pete has been saying and trying to get me to put more money into the market. >> you should

if you are watching us in the suburbs, getting ready to leave say king of prussia, your best bet, uselue route, 476 south, and that will connect you with 95, and the airport, and you should be good to go. karen, thomas, back over to you. >> difficult morning, thanks forgetting us around, bob, 5:04, let's talk about the weather forecast, we have half off the last hour, five-day forecast, i think we'll get the full 100% guarantee. >> and great spot, thank you, sue. >> yes, i had a coupon, bought few more days. >> perfect. >> got ten out of ten today. the weather at least is still pretty good, although you'll notice little more warmth, little more humidity, still sweater wet they are morning, for bus stop buddy. with temperatures in the 50's, and 60s. but, you won't need that sweater later on. you can see, few more clouds than we've had throughout the week on our satellite picture by the end of the day today, our temperature will probably be in the 80s just about everywhere for the first time in a long time. sun, clouds, warmer afternoon, and that little taste of summertime will give you

that's your best bet if you need to get back onto democracy. that's theand, annie yu fox5 local news. >> annie thank you. 5:33 is the time. the search continues for a hit-and-run driver who struck a police officer in silver spring. now, this happened last night on new hampshire avenue and piney branch road. investigators say the officer stopped to assist another officer during a traffic stop and was struck. the injured officer has nonlife-threatening injuries is that expected to recover. >> in anne arrundel county two police officers were hospitalized after their squad cars collided last night while responding to a call. now, this happened on route 175 and race road around 9:30. one cruiser rear-ended the other. both crashed. both officers were taken to shock trauma in baltimore with nonlife-threatening injuries. >> multistate manhunt for a gunman behind a workplace shooting is over. police captured radee labeeb prince in delaware. preps is accused of shooting five co-workers in edgewood maryland killing three people. two people are in the hospital. the g

federal government will have to total up the costs of the fire, but right now, guesses are really the best betanybody can do. >> scott mcgrew, whatever that number is, it will be billions. >> yeah, billions upon billions. we can't estimate the dangers there -- damages, rather, marcus, because the damage is, frankly, not over. it's actually getting worse out there. even this morning, we're hearing of those new evacuations, the wind picking up. the real estate group core logic has taken a look at the overall value of what's burned and what may burn and says it estimates $5 billion in damage based on what it's going to cost to rebuild the homes that have been leveled or are in danger of burning down. core logics says about 11% of the homes in napa and santa rosa are at high or extreme risk of damage. by comparison, the 1989 loma earthquake did about $7 billion in damages in modern dollars. from the marina all the way down to santa cruz nick watsonville. i have a map for you so you can see what we're dealing with. a combination of satellite imagery and on the ground sensors. a joint project betwee

waze will show you the best route and the major highways are a best bet. nbc bay area wazers at the bottom of the screen is your best bet. back to you guys. >> thank you, mike. >>> coming up, teens and sleep. a big increase since the 1990s. the new technology researcher are blaming. >>> after a disaster like this, do you have to take the insurance company's first offer? the answer is no. i'm chris chmura. i'll show you how when nbc bay area responds, next. you could save energy by living off the grid. completely. or... set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. energy upgrade california. >>> some insurance companies move into the north bay to assist with wildfire damage and claim the paperwork is moving fast. >> consumer investigator, chris chmura says moving too quickly might shortchange yourself. chris has this important forethought. >> reporter: if you are filing an insurance claim after a dizster like this, there is no rush to take the first offer from the insurance company. they will send an adjuster who assesses how much the home and contents are

stocks are still the best bet. stuart: stocks are still the best bet. what about president trump.is going to pennsylvania today. talking tax reform. it might be a barn burrer, might get the crowd going. but his dispute with senator bob corker you referred to here. >> among many. stuart: some outrageous tweets are getting in the way of the program. >> i don't care how short bob corker is. i care about republicans coming up short on the economy. promising reshaping tax code. that is what i care for. bob corker's height doesn't matter to me. this is a reoccurring the usual pattern from this president. it is, these ridiculous personal attacks. it works until it doesn't work. just doesn't feel funny anymore. stuart: we want to hear a barn-burner for tax cuts? that's what we want? >> sure. a little more detail on the tax cuts but sure. stuart: watch it on fox business tonight. jack, more in a second. >>> new developments on the harvey weinstein scandal. we just learned that the british academy of film and television arts suspended weinstein's membership. nbc news is being questioned for

i think the best bet is that if the republicans for right now come the democrats will sit back and say republicans, this is your idea, you figure it out. they figured out then they can prove that they can pass the bill entirely with republican votes, and maybe the moderate conservative democrats especially in the senate, that are in tough reelection fights next year, if it was that the bill will pass anyway maybe a couple of those democratic senators from north dakota, west virginia, indiana for example, might bite yes. and missouri fourth. >> saw that chuckle boarding if you will. will that get in the way david, they finalize building on the president's desk by the end of the year? >> that is an incredibly good question. there text by doing this with incredible speed. comparisons of the big bills of any kind, let alone a textbook of the president wants the sun by the end of the year. there really are only seven weeks of legislating left in the year after wednesday p wednesday, november 1 is when the house wants to put this out. there is no deadline, it is not like there's some sort of

kingdom's a long term ally of the united states but said the king's visit didn't get off the best the start says you bet see here as he got off his plane his iconic golden school eight inch usually goes with never was a nice dogs. ever king salmon may have been cheered up by his drive into moscow at least he was welcomed by a number of posters because that is the market. didn't cut corners when it came to choosing accommodation apparently the saudi delegation didn't just reserve several rooms they booked out a whole three entire luxury hotels in the cities and maybe no great surprise when you think the travel with all those essential xin clothing furniture carpets for sort for said golden escalator the meeting resulted in three billion dollars worth of arms deals being signed and future investments in technologies also agreed all industry economists talk to man to sell him a believes that saudi arabia and russia working together in the future could be good news and help solve global issues. better cooperation could help stem the production cuts and thus out of the oil price in coming months and of cours

best bet. jim, back over to you. >> thank you shall meisha. one of thet time to buy a car. >> whether you're in the market for new vehicle now, or down the road, we're got the answer for you joining thus morning in the studios, executive editor of delaware valley consumer checkbook, independent non-profit consumer education who has for 40 years has been helping consumers make smart choices. thanks for joining us, kevin. >> thank you, jim. >> first off, is there better time of the year or even better time of the month to buy a car. >> a lot of people think at the end of the year, end of the quarter, end of the month is the best time l really not the case. with few exceptions. few rare exceptions, the best time to buy new car whether you're ready to buy a new car. it is impossible to kind of predict when car prices are going to be the lowest. >> what's the best course of fing? how should i start? >> start, the fun part, you know, take some test drives. do as much research as you can try to decide what kind of car you want. actually is helpful at this point

but the biggest opportunity now is to figure out which are the best bets to place so that we can furtherelerate our top line growth. i truly believe that the combination of a strong top line together with a strong bottom line is what makes for a sustainable business >> what else can you tell investors about the transition i was on the earnings call last night. nearly every analyst thanked you, said you have been great, created a ton of shareholder value. first kraft, then the split, then mondelez. the new ceo led one of the biggest makers of frozen potato product, but it was a private company, a canadian company. not someone you groomed internally what do investors need to know to continue to have the faith here >> well, look, i think as we said at the time that we named dirk in august, he has a very storied career in consumer products, in many different places he's a global citizen. he's lived on three continents he speaked five languages. i think he's very well schooled as he takes on the challenge of our company. i think one of the biggest issues, though, that has been on our investor

it is possible congress will surprise us our that iran will lash out, they're angry about the smeech. high best bet is the scenario you described. >> shepard: he did not declare the revolutionary guard a terror group. that is something iran said would be an act of war, he didn't do it. >> he did stop short of it. again, another example, if you were going by the rhetoric, you might think he had. he's imposing new sanctions on them, designated certain sanctions on them that have to do with terrorism. different from formally listing them as what the state department calls a foreign terrorist organization. they have a list, al qaeda on it. not putting the iranian revolutionary guard corps, military stob establishment ta controls a large part of the economy. focused where barack obama didn't. he talked about the reformers and moderates. people question whether they are true moderates. trump was rebranding them, reminding people this corrupt military establishment, they do terrorism, terrible things. did not follow through by listing them as a foreign terrorist organization. >> shepard: thank you, out of

this morning but once they realized this wasn't a dream and this is really happening, the best record in the nfl, i bety'll be wide awake. it was a night to remember for eagles fans, one when quants of carson wentz tossed four touchdowns and ended with a 34-24 win against the washington redskins. >> they're running the ball, throwing the ball. they're defending. >> reporter: they just got to keep rolling with it. the victory adds another win to an impressive record so far. the birds are now celebrating their fifth straight win. though this game didn't come without a price. nine time pro bowl left tackle was carted off the field in the third quarter with a knee injury. a tough sight to take in. >> i think the birds looked really good, you know. we had a couple of bad injuries tonight and hicks and peters both went down and they can rally behind those guys and i think we have a legitimate shot at making it to the post season this year. >> it was kind of disheartening but we still managed to come out with the w. looking good, man. >> reporter: with philly sweeping washington for the first time in 14 years

maybe jump many over and use columbus boulevard back in the day call that delaware avenue. that's probably your best bet. because the neighborhood itself is going to be in gridlock. septa also has both bus routes 12 and 40, on detour this morning. mike and alex back over to you. >> we have some news out of louisianna. a student and his or her friends, they both have been shot and killed at gambling state university. they were on campus, when it happened. police say they're searching for the shooter, spokesperson for the university says the shooting happened during a altercation, a fight in a courtyard. near campus. >> 18:00. party infighting, between president trump and two of his staunch republican critics. >> amazing speech on the floor of the senate yesterday. >> jeff flake says he's had enough with the current administration, while announcing he'll not seek re-election, so he'll be in offers for little while longer. >> the impulse to scapegoat and belittle threatens to turn news fearful backward looking people. in the case of the republican party, those things also threaten to turn us into a fearful

be tempted to want to spend money in place that was widely damaged to try to help the economy, agents say you're best bet to hold off and let the rebuilding begin. some places are simply not ready to welcome tourists. >> maybe wait a couple of months to see if they have a specific destination in mind to see how the recoveries are going. otherwise, if they want to book now, then find another destination. >> reporter: and you may even find some bargains you weren't looking for. instead of napa, consider the wine country of tuscany, italy. believe it or in the in the wintertime, it's about the same price. in media, delaware county, brad sattin, fox 29 news. >>> little bo peep might have lost her sheep but there's more to this story. my producer wants me to say it's the baad situation but i'm not going to do it. anyhow, got the woolly animal into some trouble. >>> if you want to feel younger you might want to hit the dance classes. turns out those who know how to two step can be giving their brain a boost. and west kensington is now home to a world renowned artist and her world record. look at this. this is

lets go to the maps again, local detours in the neighborhood, your best bet instead of the pine road this morning you can use burholme avenue get past the dunkin' donuts and bam, you are good to go and on your way. an accident in new jersey causing big chase for the gang coming on the freeway both 42 and 55, bumper to bumper, coming in, on 295 where the accident is right here, and, construction zone, on the 42 freeway. here's a live lot the schuylkill westbound, heading out of town, roads damp and wet from the overnight rain we had. for the gang in the pocono area stepping out of the front door with the wipers working from the get go, two hour delays already at laguardia and that will have a domino effect here with in our area, at philly international, and then expect some delays this morning on the market frankford line. they had a medical emergency between fifth and 15th street and a couple of the regional rail lines also running with some delays this morning, mainly both the war minister and, warminster airport line. how long will this last? sue has the answer in 15 seconds >>> so

she is the best bet for figuring out what the motive of this tragedy years. at this point they still do not have a clear indication. it's expected she will travel from los angeles here to las vegas to meet with authorities to talk about that. you mentioned the body cam video. here in las vegas there is a policy to her body cam said they are good about releasing it. that's what they did yesterday. but the look and a listen. -- let's have a look and a listen. perhaps you hear some of that found there. just after the shooting took place. officers trying to figure out where it was coming from, trying to direct people. pretty dramatic stuff. in addition, we reported yesterday there was a long delay between the time the officers got upstairs to the mandalay bay hotel on the 32nd floor and the time they burst into that room was about an hour delay. authorities clarifying why that was. it turns out the shooting had stopped. they do a little more clearly than i do. take a listen. >> at that time is important to note the shooting had stopped. no longer an active shoote

ramp to 422 eastbound, 5:00 p.m., going to open, but until then you will use the alternate route 23 ramp going to be your best bet. vine not closed overnight for the construction, looking at westbound, toward the schuylkill, and eastbound, looking good there. ninety-five south at cottman, same story here. push around the s curve, into center city, exactly what we want to see at around 4:48 a.m., moving toward our 5:00 hour. do have minor accident here farm inning ton avenue at north state road, upper pottsgrove. just heads up on that. rahel, back over to you. >> meisha, thank you. hundreds of people march against racism in cherry hill. the jewish community relations council and goodwyn education center hosed yesterday fifth annual march of remembrance. the march fights bigotry through holocaust education, the march ended at the ester rob holocaust museum, marchers watched two movies made by local students? the pope calling for a crusade against child exploytation. >> who he is calling on for help in protecting the world's youngest, in this morning's money watch report. >> big banks release earnings reports this w

his powers away on friday so he could still call for elections and avert the autonomy being suspended that is basically his best bet but whether he will choose that is totally unfair all right barbara vai's all monitoring the situation from barcelona thank you so much. in the bundesliga on saturday by a munich continue their assertions under new coach you behind because they travel to hamburg where they find out a great a victory in a physical encounter. hamburg knew they were going to need all the help they could get against their bogey team by a munich may be ham on the hefty mascot could help keep things tight at the back. in the first half hamburg did throw everything they had in byron's way the visitors piled on the pressure and telly sixty eight percent possession but struggled to create chances through ball from kingsley komang ended up with aryan robins shot hitting the side netting. some excitement after forty minutes gideon young stopping come on in his tracks. the referee sent him to an early show or a hard but justifiable decision thomas came on after the. interval hoping to kick start the byron attack

be involved and at the helm in any way, it's like, you know, financial death spiral for the company. their best beten advised i'm sure to go ahead and sell off and get what they can for the company. >> kennedy: his wife's company is having a tough time p.r. wise. a number of staffers are circulating resumes, reportedly trying to leave the company because of its association. she has already said she has left her husband. >> juan: it's real what kimberly assange. you have disney, apple, amazon all pulling away from projects. lin manuel miranda says "the heights" apparently wants out. i think at this point, the question is can the company survive the damage? he might say you guys knew something was going on but from what the brothers had come of the other idea the extent of the predatory behavior. now the p.r. damage is so substantial they have threatened the existence of the company. >> kennedy: it will be interesting to see if his legal trouble, scotland yard and the nypd in addition to other law enforcement agencies are looking into. there's been an interesting reaction. it is either silence or med

the 26 days so far this month, warmer than average. here is a look at san jose, 280 and 17, you're my best bet for tying the record high. haywa hayward, one degree shy. concord, 88, about two degrees shy. san francisco is 83 today. here is a look from emeryville. see the haze, that's one of the differences today compared to yesterday. look at tomorrow. we start to see some changes in san francisco. and then they start to spread saturday with 60s, 70s and 80s and no more 90s. >> as soon as it gets cooler, i'll complain about how cold it is. be prepared for that. yes. >>> new security rules go into effect for air passengers today that could mean you have to get to the airport a whole lot earlier. abc 7 news reporter amy holeyfield live with who is is going to affect. >> reporter: well, international travelers is who it will affect. those coming into the united states. those we spoke with today were pretty underwhelmed by the new regulations, telling us they didn't really notice any changes. some airlines like delta is recommending that people traveling into the u.s. get to the airport three hours before their flight. trav

the evening. don't write it off. your best betave no excuse to getting outside and seeing those meteor showers. today we have quite a bit of cloud around. this is the scene in wrexham at the moment, some blue sky as well but with those showers, some beautiful scenes of rainbows coming infor my beautiful scenes of rainbows coming in for my weather watchers. as we had through the day, the frontal system bringing us the off towards the south and east leaving us with a north westerly flow of air, bringing in more showers, particular to the north—west. as we start the day, quite a bit of cloud around. this is the atlantic satellite image. the crowd has been pouring in overnight. through the rest of the day, quite a lot of cloud in the next few hours and some outbreaks of rain in the south. most areas should clear up, lingering in the far south—west of england. elsewhere across the country with that north westerly flow, some brighter spells and some showers. four o'clock this afternoon, there is the rain across cornwall, the isles of sc

from alexandria or georgetown, or you can drive your by car and park in one of the 1500 underground spaces, or your best betto take the metro and get off at the plaza or the southwest waterfront stop. at the wharf, suzanne kennedy, abc 7 news. adrianna: back now to a live look at the waterfront. not the 30th day, but it seems like the heavy rain is holding off. brian van de graaff is here to have a look at our forecast. seean: icy shake shack -- i shake shack. [laughter] brian: uh oh. not the prettiest of days out there, but the good news is just a light sprinkle action. no hefty rain. look at our camera lens looking to the city. all of your bec raindrops on the lens, but it is not heavy stuff. we are staying in the low-to-mid 60's. 63 in leesburg. quantico at 67. 66 fredericksburg. all of us around the same range in the 60's, and there is not going to be a lot of movement in temperatures. if you have afterschool sports, unless the field is overly wet, which i do not think it will be, you can sneak in some sports afterschool. football practice good to go, just going to be a little wet. 60's is where we will

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yes, and they start commentating on it, thatis and they start commentating on it, that is the best betextension. i mean, he does not get fazed that people around. look at the change of direction! does get both beat in right here at the end, jim? amazing scenes there, simon! john, took to you later! that was uncomfortable to do, let alone to watch. that's all the sport for now. a cyber attack which crippled parts of the nhs in may could have been prevented if basic it security measures had been in place, according to a report by the national audit office. it's concluded that the health service wasn't prepared for the wannacry attack, in which criminals froze nhs computers and demanded a ransom. the security minister, ben wallace, told the bbc he believes north korea was behind the attack. here's our technology correspondent, rory cellan—jones. it was an attack which froze computers around the world. but the nhs was among the organisations worst affected. and the national audit office says it was ill—prepared. it was the worst ever cyber attack on the nhs. 81 health trusts across england

if you want to plan something over the weekend, saturday is your best bet. rain and moisture -- tuesday, warm. another front comes through wednesday. showers and storms late. and that will cool us off late next tillerson is missing a report he considered leaving his post to secretary of state. nbc reporting tillerson considered calling it quits this summer after going so far as to call president trump a quote moron. the state department denies that claim. tillerson was asked about the report this morning. >> could you address the main headline of this story that you called the president a moron and if not, where do you think these reports are -- >> i'm not going to deal with petty stuff like that. i mean, this is what i don't understand about washington. again, i'm not from this place. but the places that i come from, we don't deal with that kind of petty nonsense. >> tillerson denies that vice-president pence had to per sway him to stay at the state department because he says he never threatened to leave. >>> mark warner says there's a large consensus that

the best. coy eat a bunch of them but i've stuffed. >> i bet. >> merry meade farm, worcester township, that iceguys, was so good. i've eat answer loft ice cream all over the place, but i have to say that coffee ice cream, it was the coffee, and another one i tried probably, the smors, some of the best that i've had, pumpkin spice. >> i would literally drive out there for the ice cream. got to go out there and visit. >> appreciate it. 52:00, a lot coming up on cbs this morning, nora o'donnell charlie road join us live from new york with a preview. good morning. >> hey, good morning, rahel, jim. we've had a team up all night reading through thousands of document just released on the jfk assassination, ahead what the fbi new about lee harvey oswald. and also the countries that were concerned they would be blamed for jfk's death. >> plus amazon stocks soared after the company exceeds earnings expectation action, we'll talk about how it is now looking to conquer new industry. >> and this, meet the seven year old ready to throw out the first pitch at game four of the world series. she will do it usin

specially the school buses, your best bet, using columbus boulevard to avoid getting stuck in the neighborhood over to you. >> boy, a lot of people turned out in south philly last night. in fact, hundreds grieve the loss of two, 16 year old, shot dead in south philly. the boys are being remembered as stand-outs in their community, and at each of their schools. >> so jenny joyce is in the area where the memorial happened. also, where those two teens were killed. jenny? >> looking at this large poster set up at the site, one of the victims, sal, and i can a a nickname here, rest in peace, rest easy, here at the site where he lost his life. his friends have been coming out, writing personal notes. and leaving these flowers for both of the victim of tuesday night shooting, last night hundreds of people showed up here to the double murder scene to come together in prayer for peace after two were killed in a senseless shooting in south philly. sixteen year old sal, student at st. joe's prep, and kaleer miller attending master i chart nerve south philly died at 12th and ritner street. police have not

the napa valley college jim, and the community church, your best bet if you need to evacuate with familyfriends, it is to go to one of those locations at the napa fairgrounds or napa valley college gymnasium. folks are being pretty good considering they don't know what happens. they're just trying to get through the night. they need to figure out the next step. >> jessica flores live in napa and we just got word that the power has gone out at kaiser permanente high school in santa rosa, one of two hospitals in santa rosa that have been evacuated. we will hear more from katy nielsen. in the meantime, neda iranpour has been tracking the weather conditions, extremely challenging for firefighters. >> it is exactly the fuel for fires they have been dreading and warning us about since last week. we knew this would happen with north wind, the dry strong wind -- warnings have been issued in north bay hills and i've watched the wind speeds all morning. right now, where the monitor is in napa, it is calm but north and west of the monitor, you can see the areas in orange and bright red and fires ar

finding the best hotel price is now a safe bet. because tripadvisor searches... ...over 200 booking sites - so you save up to 30% on the... ...hotelock it in. tripadvisor. >>> 41 people have been killed in california wildfires, and others have run for their lives. one couple missed the warnings to escape and they woke up to flames racing towards their santa rosa home. they tried to flee but it was too late, so they jumped in their swimming pool praying that would save them from the flames. daniel joins us now. daniel, thank goodness you are alive. we're so happy to have you. tell us this story. did you always have a plan if there were wildfires to go to your swimming pool or was that just instinct? >> i saw something on television a long time ago about how to survive a wildfire. we tried to apply as many of the principles we learned from that show as we could. yeah, we sort of new once we could not get out that the pool was the plan. >> daniel, some of us are so naive as to think hop in your pool, problem solved. but what was it lik