and her staff because of the mature aid agreements we have now the agreements are activated we're and have received mature aid requests and we're responding to that the city of va how has assets for 3 city employees focused on financial as well as engineers so we're assisting them with sending those 3 individuals out immediately and the city of napa has asked for about buildings inspectors and tom and dbi thank you for your work they'll be sent to evaluate the structures and help them in roar those buildings so they can get the economy up and running those are example of the concrete requester they'll be coming more as the weeks go on and we'll be sensitive to that, please everyone when you get the requests philosopher them through the d b m we have stated agencies we have to report to and the federal dot is still alive and well and certainly the governor wants us to have a cooperated approach thank you, we're going to go into some level of detail about the work we're continuing to do for the region. to preppie will technique attend a group of scientists gathering on potentially considering our roll no advocating more and more vigorously for the funding our our

city hall. the group said a lot of veterans need jobs, food, housing. the group is calling on local lawmakers to cut the backlog of claims for va benefits and want city council to appoint a director for the affairs commission. >>> and then a stalemate is finally over. mayor nutter finally signed a contract with the union that represents city workers. the deal calls for a raise this year and next year along with a $2,800 signing bonus, and workers will have to pay more into their pensions. >> i had to take my son out of college because i could not afford to pay for his tuition, but now this will increase and i will finally get the contract, and maybe i could help out a little bit. >> that deal still has to be approved by the member of district council 33 before it goes into effect. >>> a meet and greet turns into a melee. and the result, you can see it here, a good old-fashioned chair fight. >>> if you have your heart set on apple's newest iphone. hang on a minute. you will find out why you may have to wait a little longer for the gadget's release. >>> now here is why we have been saying don't let the rain that is around the area today spoil your outdoor plan

of the waiting you will be doing is right here at the toll plaza. if you are driving into the city it looks good. highway 37 already slow. westbound out of va lay low. but there are no obstructions in your way. bart is back on track this morning after a major problem that stranded thousands of east bay commuters. ktvu tara moriarty is live at the pleasant hill bart station to tell us what went wrong and how it's been fixed. tara. >> reporter: all trains are running smoothly on the pittsburg bay point line. while they won't say exactly what started the problem to begin with, they say a thorough investigation is going to be done to try to get to the bottom of it. this all happened shortly after 5:00 last night. trains were being single trucked. bart ordered a complete shut down of service between walnut creek and concord. some people took it in strides. others did not. >> my phone was dead. i had no cash on me. i'm very mad right now. >> this is all because of a damaged rail and damaged trackway. we had a train that somehow got out of service and caused some sort of damage to the trackway and the third rail at an inner locking and at a place

come in the vatican says two of pope francis great nephews are dead, after a road accident in argentina incident also killed their mother. it happened this morning, in cordo va a major argentina cityone nephew was just two years old, the other only eight months of age. also, breaking at this moment, israeli, the israeli military says a number of rockets have just been fired from gaza, into israel, breaking that cease-fire, that looked as if they would go another 12 hours without firing any rockets but that has now been broken. more in a bit. >>> welshing with the success of taney dragons and their star female pitcher i have been focused on co-ed sports. now another example in our area, kate. >> i'm kerry. >> yes. >> kate is not here. >> is there a bucks county, high school field hockey team, that is down of their teammates because of the rule over co-ed teams. two months ago the governing body, the one that looks overall of the pennsylvania inter scholastic sports change their rules and the rules now say that boys cannot compete in the playoffs. quakertown high school had to make a very difficult decision there were three boys on the field hockey teams. they now have to stay out o

is not spent wisely, if the structure is not effect tiff, yes, you may rem city the awful issue of hiding wait times, but we have been very candid with each other, my father's va experience left a very bitter taste in my family's mouth and the things that we saw play out, but if the bureaucracy is not addressed you'll still have vets waiting and the mine nush that. >> a bill cannot change that leadership can, do you think we have the right va leadership in place right now. >> i know bob mcdonald, he is a strong personality and it's interesting, i asked him, i said why would you take a job like this, this thankless job? he said because somebody has to do it. if anybody can get it done, it's bob mcdonald. >> we will carry the president's event when they start live. closing arguments are under way in the oscar pistorius trial. the latest from south africa next and another big case we're following back here in the u.s. the recreational marijuana industry is booming. so why are so many business entrepreneurs women? that's an interesting new nugget on this debate. i'll talk with msnbc's jmt j. ram bert, who just came back from colorado and has a new report for us. >

one veteran who contacted the gift of he shared his problems transferring into the salt lake city va system. at first va said it would take six months to see primary care. after six months to settle be another six month. later he was informed he was this enrolled because he had not been seen in more than a year. we have to do better than this. it's like august must provide the resources necessary to acquire a modern appointment scheduling system. next that if dubya acknowledges the a must fully leverage its knowledge or authority. however, the it must have the responsibility and resources to properly coordinate and deliver non-va care otherwise veterans will suffer. earlier i spoke with a better caregiver in this her to recount a recent minor receiving non-va care. that better need a routine knee surgery but va was backlog and had to send him out for the procedure. what followed was a bureaucratic mess. acted outside provided for the operation the veteran was quickly discharged and told the hospital had no for the responsibility of meaning that enhance caregiver had to drive directly

the delays. a draft of the va inspector general's report says they couldn't assert that delays caused any veterans to die. >>> water shutoffs resume today in detroit. last month the cityeclared a 30-day moratorium on cutting off water to thousands of residents. 25,000 homes had put money toward their bills or signed up for payment plans. that still leaves about 50,000 accounts still in delinquency or subject to shutoff. >>> new this morning, a new report shows philadelphia has the worst drivers among major u.s. cities. i know that will shock a lot of you. according to all-state america's best drivers report, the average driver in philly is involved in car accident every six years and philadelphians are 61% more likely to crash than the average american. that puts philly at number 192 which is dead last among the major cities. coming in first on the report, ft. collins, colorado, and last, worcester, massachusetts. new york city, which you may think could have worst drivers than philadelphia, isn't even close. it ranks 155. >>> a massachusetts beach was closed for several hours after a police helicopter spotted a great white shark nearby. the shark couldn't be seen fro

the pages of frank miller's graphic hoeffel. >> who wants to play. >> in sin city, a day to kill for, e va green plays title role a with man sove she drives men to murder. >> pure evil. >> she just uses men to gain money and power. she's a predator. she's a man either. >> what does it feel like. >> reporter: for josh brolin she's woman of his cream and nightmares. she quickly has him back in her clutches. >> she owns me. she gives him a call. he hear her voice and that chemistry starts to bubble and surface again. you realize that no matter how tough somebody presents themselves as chemistry has total control ultimately. >> reporter: lady gaga makes an appearance alongside a large cast, returning, from the first sin city they face special challenge of shooting scenes in front of the green screen, with only doorways and furniture, for props. >> yes, it is minimal, minimal on all front except for you. you have no idea how it will turnout until you see it. >> reporter: graphic effects were added digitally creating a dark world where good people on the main street of sin city. susan marquez for cbs news, los angeles. >> no room l

of the va inspector general's report says investigators could not conclusively assert that delays in care caused any veterans to die. >>> happening today, water shutoffs resume in detroit today. last month the cityd a 30-day moratorium on cutting off water for dozens of residents. some 25,000 homes had put money toward their bills or signed up for payment plans but that leaves about 50,000 accounts in delinquency and subject to shutoffs. >>> a new york couple pleaded not guilty to stealing used cooking oil from more than a dozen restaurants. police say they caught the pair on sunday taking the oil stored in drums like these and investigators say the couple had 650 gallons of o to recyclers. it's worth about $2,000. >> i would never have thought that old french fry grease would run a lot of money. >> they can make 500 to 1,000 a night stealing the oil. >> the thefts are hitting one new york oil recycler hard saying it's losing tens of thousands of dollars a month because thieves sell stolen oil to other recyclers for half the price. > >>> a russian tourist climbed to the top of the bridge on sunday who said he did it for fun. he's charged with reckless endangerment, trespassing and disorderly con

you are in va lay pope >>> we are here in downtown vallejo where a lot of the buildings are old. we are here on georgia street that has been completely blocked off to traffic. cityials are concerned crews have been watching it over night. they want to make sure debris doesn't start falling down. it's vacant but the adjacent buildings have apartments on the second floor. there is is a lot of damage on tennessee street. we were there yesterday getting video of lots of the shattered glass. a loft of the windows there were boarded up and it's left some residents feeling uneasy. >> really nervous. and all over the news it's been saying if you have brick, have it inspected. i was woke up by mortar in my hair and all over the apartment. damage done has prompted the red cross to set up shelter. public work crews are supposed to be back here on georgia street. they are going to bring in a crane and they will be tearing down that wall they are concerned about. there are no power outages here in vallejo. as far as the walter brain break, all of that is okay. all 15 that occurred yesterday they were all quicked at 8:00 last night. janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. >>>

gathered outside city hall yesterday in philadelphia to raise awareness about the lack of jobs, food, housing for veterans in our area. the group asked lawmakers to reduce the backlog of lames for vas. the group was organized by the heart right ministry. >>> hundreds of music fans went to work. they joined buzz wiser and partner of the delawarest ware to clean up the landing. it's part of the buzz wiser made in america festival. rather american made better flat form. volunteers were awarded with a free ticket to next weekend's show. >>> we have a heads up on street closures in philadelphia. walnut street is closed, sansom from 17th to 19th. those streets remain shut down until 3:00 this afternoon so crews can move construction equipment in that area. >>> implosions are always dramatic. a demolition crew in new york took it to a new level. check it out. first colorful fireworks were set off on the old hotel roof. then charges on the side of the building tweeted red, blue, yellow smoke forming the letters j and j, the demolition began. >>> we'll tell you who's leaving the eagles nest in the first round of roster cuts. >>> phillys go extra innings against the cardinals can think hang