the door is open right now. leadership only needs to walk care the door is to accept the progress we have made in our healthcare system and work to improve it. the affordable care act isn't perfect. repealing all of the good things about the law will create such chaos that there will hardly be anything left to repair.h care republicans don't need to wreak havoc on our healthcare system first in order to get democrats to the table. we are ready to sit down right now if republicans abandonut cuts to medicaid, abandon huge breaks for the wealthy. and agreed to go through the regular order, through committees with hearings and time for amendments. that's how we perfect legislation. that's how it's been done for 200 years. almost inevitably, when you try to draft something behind closed doors and not that it with the public, it becomes a failure, in this case a disaster. so again, our republican colleagues don't need to wreak havoc on our healthcare system first in order to get democrats to the table.ht we are ready

at one point she props her feet on the doors to hold them open. now she's trying to get the outer parts of the elevator opened. she's trapped between floors. >> this is how you discover kids with superhero powers in a movie. >> for such a young girl, she's really thinking about her exit strategy and how she's going to free herself from this predicament. but it's dangerous. obviously she's not aware of that detail. >> but if she's able to do it, why can't somebody on the other side do it as well? like somebody on the floor above or just below and pull her out? >> that means someone would have to be paying attention. >> do we know how long she was stuck in there? >> not quite sure. this video goes on for quite a few minutes. it's got over 10 million views online. people are asking where are your parents. >> you can't blame the parents for the malfunction. you can't blame anybody for the behavior of the kid once they're stuck inside. >> when she started to pull the doors open, it triggered the emergency switch which made the elevator stop. the securit

the door to bipartisanship is open right now. republicans only need to walk through it. and i would remind my republican friends that the cbo has already be repeal bill, and it would be a catastrophe listen to what nonpartisan cbo, cbo appointed the head of cbo appointed by the republican leader of the senate and the republican leader of the house, here's what cbo said. it would cause 32 million -- is the cbo said about repeal. it would cause 32 million americans to lose their insurance. premiums would double whilenc cutting taxes for households with incomes over $1 million by over $50,000 a year. it would in medicaid expansion with no grace period or option for states who like their medicaid expansion and want to keep it. in many ways it's just as cruel if not more cruel to medicaid as the trumpcare bill in a different way. so i would expect that same senators who are concerned about what will be equally concerned about what repeal and dollywood due to medicaid, many of my republican friends rejected roundly the idea of repeal and delay several months ago with the beginn

driver opened the door. it was 3:45 p.m. >> we got off the bus and walked home. >> reporter: "we" means veronica ord, then almost 14 years old, and her younger brother, paul. >> and i remember halfway down the road, remembering that i forget my key. but the closer we got to the house, i had seen my sister's car. so i said, "oh, okay, cool." you know, i don't -- i don't need the key. you know, she's home. >> reporter: then she noticed -- the door wasn't quite closed. >> it was closed, but it wasn't latched. like you could just pull on it and the door would open. i remember walking in and oprah was on the tv. >> what did you assume when you saw the door open and the tv on? >> i thought maybe she left in a hurry. maybe she went with a friend, you know, and she just didn't close the door all the way. >> reporter: "she" was tara, veronica's older sister, not quite 20 then. veronica called out. bathroom light was on. >> i went and looked in the bathroom and then i went in our bedroom and i'd seen her purse and ever

for the first time since you were arrested, i actually think we might win this thing. ♪ [ door opens ome in. i'm sorry to just show up, but, you know, when i heard the news... oh, my god, isn't it great?

and it matches up with another piece of the door that supposedly came from a door as well. this is what the park service do trying to ensure that the -- is checked. that's really cool. the door itself became famous that it was removed from the headquarters and used as a map fable so it became a great interest to people. in the 19th and early century people were interested in this and they still are. people would crave a people of the door, robert e. lee and his staff used this door. it was pieces cut off and sold to people. i'm glad something like that happened, i wish we had the whole door but if we can't i'll take a small piece of it. one of the most compelling thing to come out of election is a pair of bullet riddled shutters. we know, at least some of the other footage around the side of house, there aren't shutters on the house but there are buildings associated with this house. and they're really compelling when you see this visual example of the battle of gettysburg that it affected people's houses, even going through their shutters and hitting their stone. imagine ab

rushes up to the man and immediately runs off to get help. >> looks like he can't quite get out of the doormmed against a pile of rubbish or something. >> there is smoke coming from the car. >> get yourself out of there. >> other people rush to the scene to try to help, including this 19-year-old. the smoke is engulfing the entire scene and now you see flames. >> you can't see the people rescuing him at this point. i mean, i wonder if they can see him. >> now you see the girl that's rushed over to help free the man. >> whoa, just as the flames came through the door. >> her timing could not have been better. because as soon as he opens the door, the man falls out completely. you see a big flame just flare out and you see her now trying to pull the man away from the fire. >> she needs help. >> she does find help. another boy comes over and both of them together are able to pull this man out away from the fire as another boy carries a bucket perhaps with water trying to put the fire out. the man ended up being taken to the hospital with burns to his feet and calves. the car was a complete loss

several inmates rushed the door. mbley was reported to be among the inmates, up until then he was regarded to be a model inmate. >> he never caused problems. just chilled out >> he is going through some personal issues, he says. so he said he is going to be quiet the rest of the night for you. >> good, that is what we need. >> we'll see. >> kimbley is currently in jail waiting for trial for murder, and has pled not guilty. but lately he has been dealing with another death. >> i am dealing with a loss right now. you know, my daddy died. i feel like everything is ending. >> how did your father die? >> he got smoked, he got smoked, man, but it was last wednesday. and my dad didn't have a serious relationship, like a real bond. he had other kids he took care of. you know, he ain't never been able to take care of me. but at the same time i ain't holding that against him. i still got love for him. he ain't nothing but thirty-eight, nine years old. i got nothing against him. >> but staff can take that into consideration befo

we seen him through the door, walk the guard over.new he was going down. >> he had the officer at gunpoint. and as you can see up to the control center from here. >> the control officer was arguing with him. i found out later he thought it was a toy gun or something. and we discussed before, you know, we didn't want to shoot nobody or anything unless it was absolutely necessary. so he just shot him in the shoulder, let him know it was real. he let the rest of us out. we went out the roof escape hatch and then used the alarm wires to help us stay balanced on the wall partition that went out to the sallyport. >> what happened is we didn't have the razor wire here. the gate wasn't here. inmates were able to walk this wall right here. over the fence and go down. >> make a mad sprint across the parking lot, and hopefully we wouldn't be shot at from the tower. >> during that summer months, we would assign an officer to the tower until 8:00. there was nobody in the towers, which gave them the opportunity to escape. and now the tower is manne

. >> plus -- >> shut the door! shut the door! >> plus halle berry's real life kidnap scare, and the exclusive dishing on dad life. >> which sounds great. >> j. lo reveals her nickname for a-rod. >> then -- how channing tatum freaked out his fans. [ screams ] >>> now for july 31, 2017, this "eis ntertainment tonight." >> angelina jolie upset and fighting back after her "vanit fair" tell all ignites backlash. >> in that article, she opened up about brad and the kids, but now angelina's being accused of mistreating impoverished children onset. she is getting attacked on line and being called cruel and monstrous for a money game she used to audition orphans for her latest movie. here's how a "vanity fair" reporter described it in a new cover story. quote, "the casting directors set up a game, rather disturbing in its realism. they put money on the table and asked the child to think of something she needed the money for, and then to snatch it away. after the story went viral, one critic tweeted it was a kind of "oprhan hunger games."

when she opened the door he blamed her for the mistake and walked through the door. >> i opened the door and he walked into my house. >> uninvited. >> and said you gave me the wrong order. >> reporter: he became very agitated and started to verbally assault her. we bleeped out some of it. >> ask you already. [ bleep ] you. [ bleep ] you. >> i was a little bit worried for a minute because i thought what's he going to do. he kicked the door. i could hear the door kick and hear him yelling down and back into his car. >> reporter: we showed san francisco police the video posted on facebook. >> no one can come into your home unless they invite you in. in that case it would be trespa trespassing. that is a crime. >> reporter: she contacted uber eats and was reimbursed. the company said the behavior seen is unacceptable. >> this morning when i left i thought what if he came back. i was imagining what if he spray painted. what if he came back. i was worried he would come back. >> reporter: in a situation like this one police encourage people to call them to report it. this san francisco, abc 7 n

do would be a be neighborly right open open the door we open the door to iraq that's what we did now open the door in this case is a euphemism for invaded a sovereign country killed roughly a million people most of them innocent civilians destroyed the infrastructure destroyed their way of life how many people over there have family members that have died and by the way that million number i'm using is the lancet medical journal did a good in-depth study back in two thousand and six and found it was over six hundred thousand had died then and that was well before the killing was over were new people are still getting killed in iraq so that's where i'm getting my million estimate from then it says projecting economic and military influence in one time american four to hold american foothold isn't that a great term that apparently iraq is now our foothold we own that that is all that is our little area of the of the of the middle east really i wouldn't i wouldn't familiar that that we get to own iraq now so the opening sentence of this new york times article walk into almost any market

we closed the door. they started throwing things out the window. chairs. cue balls. they drew a crowd. then, we had prep by that time. wagon.d for the paddy there's a fight in there. the dispatcher says, we don't have enough personnel in the city. i can't believe this. to send you the paddy wagon, we police officers working the whole city of detroit. a million 600 people. we have 5000 police officers. it was a weekend. there's all kinds of people that have time off. i don't know. -- they had a special patrol force, people just out of the academy that are being trained. in charge of the patrol force heard my calls. cruiser, they pulled up. the crowd cap third. somebody broke the back window out of the cruiser. a great looking car. we finally got paddy wagons. we loaded the paddy wagons and took them into the 10th precinct, which was brand-new. building joy before was built around 1900. this was a nice improvement. i told one of the police the deli andng to call us and tell us what is going on. police station, i'll never forget this guy look. an older gentleman. i said

i slammed the door and he bitch slapped me. he [ bleep ] me. >> dicillo has no doubt who's behind the assault and attempted theft of his commissary goods. >> there's a ton of them in here. there's a ton of them in there, heartless felons. i've been a target for them for 2 1/2 months. >> they've been just harassing you. >> how come you didn't tell nobody? >> i didn't think it would do any good. >> no, see -- >> snitches. snitches wind up in ditches. >> we don't believe that. this is your life, we have to keep you safe. no sense of you staying in the pod being assaulted because you don't want to be what they call a snitch. this the guy right here? >> right. >> dicillo identifies members of the heartless felons he says have targeted him. >> take him to medical right now. leave him in the bull pen until we find a location for him. he apparently was the victim, so i'm not locking him up, but i'm moving him off the pod just for his own safety. these three he identified, we still have to investigate them as well. >> tell them to pack t

. >> here's the door cover. blanco is giving no response. >> blanco, turn around and be restrained. >> he covered it up. >> blanco, turn around and be restrained. chemical weapons will be deployed into your cell. coming out? coming out? >> okay. >> i'm going to open it up. >> no, no, no. >> back up, blanco. >> kevin, what happened? >> he refused my food. that's what all this [ bleep ] is about. >> but what did you decide to do? >> what do you mean what did i decide to do? i do what you seen right there. they're not just -- refusing my food. >> now what? >> what you mean? if they want to continue to all of this, fine with me. i'll continue with it. >> so basically the behavior he had to be extracted from this cell. he's not allowed to have right now. some things he's not allowed to have. he's serving disciplinary time. >> blanco is already had a step to where there's not much more we can do to him. as far as disciplinary sanctions. he's already serving disciplinary time. we'll do a cell search. take any contraban

now it is clearly can't, and the door is open. it would be for the good of america. thank you, everybody. announcer 1: and earlier today, the house budget chairman diane black held a conference on the 2018 budget resolution which will be marked up in committee on wednesday. she was joined by other replica -- republican members.

great time to get up and out the door. ings looking really good on the roads in pennsylvania, new jersey, delaware. live look outside at

. >> we opened the door, and it was a police officer in full s.w.a.t. gear, you know. the whole strange. >> reporter: the s.w.a.t. team was here and bomb squad offices. officer robert lukea has been here all morning long. what's the latest you can tell me about the negotiations? >> the latest with the negotiations is we're still in communication with the suspect. we would love for him to come out, surrender, come out of his home with his hands empty and allow us to conduct our investigation. >> reporter: now, for neighborses who have seen the bomb squad and fire department here, any specific threat, or is that just a precaution? >> all of these additional resources are here to help with the incident. it's just for precautionary purposes. any resources we can provide to the incident that can help save lives or keep this from becoming a worse incident, we're going to have these resources here. >> reporter: officer, thank you. also we have francis amor from the department of emergency management here. what's the best way for locals to get injured about there situation. res

talent is clear they can't, and the door is open again. we would welcome them walking through it for the good of america. thank you, everybody. announcer: house budget chair diane black held a news conference on the 2018 budget resolution, and was joined by other republican members. the committee will markup the house republican budget blueprint wednesday morning.

then to go knock on the door. it's offshore safety issue. enough is enough with century cities. oman. i don't know where the logic is anymore and some of some of the cities and states. he has yes some that comes here illegally. all it takes is one of these bad guys to do something someone has to force the issue. sometimes money talks. not every immigrant is the person who killed kate steinle. there is such a disconnect between federal law and some of the cities. as you brought up earlier if you were shielded from pain any sort of federal attacks. can you imagine when you knocked on the door the mayor of san francisco would jump in the way and make sure he didn't have to pay your fair share. do you think the director is raising the point. looking at the welfare and protection of those illegally should be here we have an emotional argument that has lost in the '90s when bill clinton started deporting everyone didn't have the jails for them. that is how the team was born. much of these people got together and forged a gang. what do you think. i think the gang problem in la is a real

the front door. the man in the wheelchair struggled to keep the door closed. a suspect opened fire hitting him in the head. when they were fleeing the scene they spotted the caretaker and chased him south on gratts. both men shot at the caretaker. he was hit in the leg. the search continues for the suspect. >> they were two men medium build one had a beard wearing dark colored possibly black hooded sweatshirts. they were seen running south on the 3300 block of gratts street. >> and there were other people at home when all this was going on, there was a 61-year-old woman and four children raging in age from 4 to 15 years old. they were upstairs when this happened. they heard the shooting and heard the commotion, but didn't see anybody and they weren't injured in this, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> we want to give you an update on the breaking news from in front of cooper university hospital. in the last ten minutes police moved the car that was the focus of an investigation outside the ho

bare that in mind as you head out the door. y major issue we're tracking around the bay area. i want to show you a live look at the san mateo bridge. once they pass through the toll bridge along highway 92, it's going to be -- finally here, i'll show you a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. that is still looking good this morning. now is the time to make that trip from the east bay and get into san francisco without any issues whatsoever. 5:04 is the time. pam, back over to you. >> thank you, alex. >>> unfortunately we have news to report this morning. a new york police officer was ambushed and killed overnight. the 48-year-old officer was in a mobile command center jotting down notes when the gunman walked up and shot her through the passenger side window. the officer was rushed to the hospital where she died. other officers chased after the shooter. he was killed during a shootout. investigators are trying to find a motive find the attackers. the new york police commissioner says the officer was assassinated. >>> time is

you see the sign right there on the doors here by the boardwalk. advertising this liquidation sale so that begins later on this morning. live in atlantic city. >> borrow on >>> in other news a philadelphia man is speaking out saying that he was beaten up as a political rally because he supports president trump. a group of men hit him over the head with a bottle as he left the crowd on sunday. he had to go to the hospital. he says he was targeted because of his political believes. >> you want to beat people up for that? that's the ultimate irony. they're beating people up for freedom of expression. >> he says he's still in pain but he does continue to attend political rallies. >>> a town hall meeting is scheduled with pennsylvania senator. >> demonstrators blocked the entrance to the tv station where the town hall was being held last night. nay e they're concerned about medicaid cuts. the question and answer session was his first this year in front of an audience. >> attorney general jeff sessions will not be making a previously planned visit to phi

guns and forced open the front door. the man in the wheelchair was struggling to keep the door closed, that's when they fired at him and striking him in the head. the caretaker took off southbound on gratts they opened fire on him and he was hit in the leg. police are looking for surveillance footage to see if they can find clues as to what t happened. >> this is a home invasion homicide, the shooters forced open the front door, struggled with a victim, who was in a wheelchair. the wheelchair bound victim was struggling to keep the door closed, but they overpowered him and they were able to shoot him in the head. >> reporter: there were people upstairs, one adult and four children. they didn't see anything, but they heard the commotion and heard the shooting, they did speak to police about what happened, but were not injured in all this. >> police will return to malvern this morning to continue searching the home of a missing mother. who has not been seen in 3 months. state police detectives and forensic units showed up w

>> i was facing the door trying to ask the co. i'm faced towards the door. talking to the c.o.s. >> and he came um and hit you? >> yeah. >> as the jail investigator, my responsibility is to find out all of the facts of what occurred. it come across the radio as a signal nine, which is an inmate fight. turned out it may not be. it may just be an assault here. >> thompson who's 20 days away from completing a six-month sentence for heroin possession is in segregation for a previous fight. but he says he was not the aggressor then or now. and that he had already hung up the phone and went upstairs when harris began assaulting him. >> as soon as i came down the steps he swung. so i clocked him. that was it. i only clocked him one time. that was it. one punch. that's it. it was all over the phone. no this came from another incident. this dry. this came from the other -- when the dude like -- when he took my peanut butter off my tray, i clocked him too. >> [inaudible]. >> people keep trying me. i have to defend myself. >> trying to find out who the aggressor is here

it was a goat smashing in the glass door. ted the door for about 20 minutes before it broke. ran off only the come back and take on the other door. the owner of the business believes the goat saw his reflection in the door and thought it was another goat. get out of here. it's my territory. >>> score two victories against the glass. >>> focusing on the future. >> i think this is fantastic because i haven't seen car interior like this before. >> oh, that's for sure. something out of a sci-fi movie. it could be on car lot near you. >>> dan has a look at abc 7 news at 5:00. >> coming up next, a bold break in. they entered the store from the roof. >>> under $30 to fly to texas, las vegas and denver. a new airline wants to hit the air running in san jose tonight. >>> imagine being told 20 million pests were being let out in your neighborhood. the california city preparing for an onslaught of mosquitos and why that's a good thing. ♪ the sun'll come out for people with heart failure, tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicin

when the door bell rings or someone comes knocking she asks "is the dog back?"e family plans to sue the department for the horrific ordeal. sot: ella sogomonian, san jose// "san jose police released a statement saying it was an accident b but didn't respond whether the canine officer will face disciplinary action. in san jose ella sogomonian kron 4 news." in hayward... the 29-year-old man shot to death wednesday while pushing his three-month old child in a stroller has been identified by the alameda county sheriff's office as daniel del- toro. he is survived by his wife and young boy. the boy was not injured in the shooting. the sheriff's office says he is now with his mother. for now, the sheriff's office isn't releasing any information on who killed del- toro... but adds that witnesses are cooperatiing with investigators. in hayward, philippe djegal, kron four news. (dan kerman) here at uc berkeley more controversy over a proposed speech by conservative commentator. but now uc officials say it looks like that speech could happen after all. at first officials s

one neighbor says the victim came to his door asking for help...but by the time he opened the door the victim was gone.. this afternoon you could still see the trail of blood that was left behind. another neighbor eventually found the victim slumped over on his front porch and called police. (steve) police brought in dogs and searched the neighborhood for the suspect..but do not have anyone in custody yet.. the victim is expected to survive. (grant) coming up on kron4 news at ten... a group of teenagers who taunted a drowning man while recording his death... may now face consequences. details on the charges they may face... (steve) plus... a warning out tonight if you plan on going camping or hiking in the sierra... we'll tell you wha

these guys are trying to force their way in the front door and man in the wheelchair who still has use of his arms is trying to slam the door shut and keep them from getting in the house they calm him uncle mal because these little kid with his 61 year-old mother and dose than the want two guys with two guns getting near kid and mom. he bravely is trying to force the door shut despite guys waving guns in his face and they shoot him in the head. then they turn their attention to the driver of the bmw who goes running for his life down the street and they shoot him in the leg before running away with nothing. >> the caretaker was helping the 36 year-old who was in the wheelchair up the steps and into the front door of his home, that is when two male is a arrived point of gun, they forced opened the front door, a 36 year-old wheelchair bound victim was struggling to keep the door closed and that is when one of the perpetrators fire at police one shot striking the wheelchair bound victim in the head. >> reporter: homicide over at the hospital hoping to get a better description of t

. >> reporter: you want to use caution as you head out the door this morning. i want to show you what we're looking at in camden. there's issues right here at tulip and master in camden where a car is stuck in the water. camden police are positioning in front of the water to stop any drivers from coming through here and getting stuck. the water completely covering the roadways. we came across pooling on admiral wilson boulevard in camden a known spot for flooding. police were out on route 70 at 41 in cherry hill directing people around flooding there. i was on the phone with long beach township police they have seen heavy flooding. route 72 on and off lbi has been i impassable. there's a truck coming up to the water ahead of us, but not a good idea to go through any standing water. we see a car that has not been able to get through, there have been storms across the area throughout the night. heavy rain, thunder and lightning, you want to look out for the ponding or pooling on the roadways. we've heard about power outages in certain areas, as well. delmarva is r

some grunting noises and opened the door and there was blood on the door and blood on the floor.... bonilla says the victim lives here in an in-law condo at the rear of their duplex. a blood trailleads to the house next door, where the occupants apparently discovered the victim slumped on the porch and called 911,albert morales/san jose police ".....when officers arrived they discovered an adult male subject who was suffering from at least one stab wound, he was transported to a local hospital and treated for non life threatening injuries....." police brought in dogs and searched the neighborhood for the suspect before breaking off a couple of hours later. investigators are said to be looking at surveillance video from a nearby 7-11 and other area businesses. no details were released about the relationship between victim and suspect. neighbors said they believe the man lives alone.bayron bonilla/victim's neighbor"....it's shocking because nothing ever really happens in this neighborhood. i't's very quiet and then something like this happens. it's kind of unreal..." (rob live) police

. >> not in this you are drenched second you walk out the door. that feeling you come from really nice comfortable air conditioning and your hands get clammy from stepping outside. doorway back in the nice climate controlled space is 5 feet away from me and i'm sweating like crazy already. lets get to the hit, momma can get back inside. take a look here it is a hot, hot day. record to beat is 98. we are calling for a high of 96. flirtation with that certainly and that high was set in 1994 which interestingly enough, fun factor you was summer of that here comes the top of the charts. interesting irony and dual symbolism there. love that. eighty-two is what it feels like right now. sunnies barely about to come up, and we're going to heat up from here. go by feels like value here today, rather than air temperature. that will serve you better. storm scan is empty, it won't stay that way toward tail end of the day and toward night fall we will have a couple showers locally very gusty thunderstorms out there. high again project to hit 96. shore no picnic

the officer in the passenger's seat shot her through the door. the police officers are equipped with body cameras, but they weren't on. here's what the city's mayor has to say. >> i share the same questions other people have about why we don't have body camera footage of it. >> the young man who appears to be the victim's son posted an emotional video on facebook. >> my mom is dead because police officer shot her for reasons i don't know. >> so many questions. friends gathered to remember her and demanded answers. she was reportedly engaged to be married next month. the two officers have been placed on administrative leave. >>> more obstacles for the senate healthcare bill. the congressional budget office has postponed releasing an analysis on that legislation. the report was supposed to include estimated cost and scope of the insurance coverage. the committee didn't give an explanation or say when the vote was expected. mitch mcconnell needs a yes vote from john mccain, but he's recovering from surgery to remove a blood clot above his eye and can

. >> reporter: the next door neighbors of kratz's father have known sean for a long time. they are shocked to learn of the serious charges against him. >> nice guy. used to talk to him like every day. >> reporter: jim, the hearings for kratz and dinardo have been scheduled now for july 31st. no bail again as i said before but 31st here at the magistrate's office in buckingham township. i'm vernon odom, channel6 "action news" in bucks county. >> thank you vernon. >>> "action news" reporter nora muchanic is back in solebury township which was really ground zero for all of this. nora, drug deals, murder, burying people in a 12-foot hole, this is not what folks there are used to thinking about. >> reporter: it certainly is not, jim, and that is why this horrifying multiple murder has gripped this area. now, we talked to a number of people today about the latest developments and it includes the uncle of one of the victims. >> i have an 18-year-old son. so, i am upset, deeply inside for everybody that's involved. >> reporter: there is compassion for the victim's families and horr

she opened up the back door of her apartment and the big cat left on its own. thanks for stopping by. some residents are taking it all in stride but one councilmember says he wants vision wildlife to assess the incident and possibly trap and relocate that mountain lion. >>> seniors have until the end of next month to save money at america's national parks. the federal government is raising the price of a lifetime senior passed by 700% on august 28 going up from the $10 to $80 people over the age of 62. new federal budget rules require the park to charge seniors the same price as adult as a -- for a lifetime pass.>> this will hurt us. not financially but we have seen these customers for a long time. a deli closing. being forced to shut down. >>> we have got fog at the coast. we have an increase in temperatures coming your way. bigger increases as we get closer to the weekend. we will see you back here with your five-day forecast.>>> reca >> an old time san jose deli is getting ready to shut its doors for good this saturday.>> a lawsuit let the owner no other cho

if you're about to head out the door for work, grab a jacket. it is cool to start but as we go through the day we'll need short sleeves and a day for some shorts as well. our temperatures, especially in the south bay and for some of the interior valleys really start to warm up. looking at our forecast for the fireworks today slightly warmer for a few of the inland areas. for tomorrow the marine layer stays. we will not see that moving especially in san francisco and along the coastline. so if you are planning to go to some of the fireworks shows it will be clear in the valleys, but san francisco will be foggy. maybe one of those cases where you just hear the fireworks. you can't really see much. we are also talking about a high fire danger and the reason why we say go to some of your local fireworks shows. do not spark any fireworks off on your own. humidity will be below 25% this afternoon starting at about 2:00 and this is where we'll see the elevated fire danger for the south bay as well as the hills and then we'll do it all over again tomorro