buds in the ear. because of this enforccement you this a 10% reduction of fatalities in the first quarter. that's great. >> it is good. >> it's the beginning, right. >> there's so much to do with engineering to make our streeter safer, narrower lanes mean slower speeds, shorter crossing distance so pedestrians are not in the roadway as long, and protected bicycle lanes keeps the modes separated to feel safer riding a bicycle. a car driver knows where the cyclist will be, the pedestrian can see the car and the car the pedestrian. from the point of the cyclist, the more people on bikes, the more safe it is for all the cyclist, and the more middle-aged ladies like me on bicycles, the more difficult it will be for a younger, more aggressive breed of cyclist to do what they sometimes like to do. if there's five of me in the bike lane ahead of them, they don't have the aid and abbility through the crosswalk. >> thank you for being here. thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty.

apple apply for this ear piece patent two years ago an outer section that bend to the users ears. design suggests that the ear fence could be wireless. users have lodge complained that the current ear budd fall out if you exercise and just are not very comfortable. erika and nicole. >>> we both complete lay gree with you. >> thinks a good development because they are always falling out of my ears. >> yes finally right. >> yes. >> don't worry about ipad 12 focus on the ear budd. >> although, wireless i'm concerned we might lose them if they are too small. >> i'm with you. >> so many things to work on. >> thank you. >> thanks, jill. >>> it is a race begins time for search crews in florida they are looking for to teenage boys who went fishing on friday that happened, after their capsized boat was found sunday 180 miles from where their journey began. andrew spencer reports. >> reporter: experts say that the boys could likely survive four maybe five days in the open water. >> we still want to be optimistic that these 14 years olds are still alive today. a absolutely they could stay fo

that's the ear cleaning solution. and denver hates it. you see how upset she is the second you see her face. many people online call this grin the mccheesy. she has lots of play time in the creek, loves to play in thr and when she gets water in the ear she has to have them cleaned out. she knows what that bottle means. >> my goodnessha >> she's not running and hiding under the bed, though. she's staying there. sheds like all right, get it done. i'll grit my teeth and grin and bear it. >> her facebook page 259,000 people like that page and they love denver's guilty dog face. what's interesting is she's the guilty dog but they changed her profile picture. >> right here. you've got to do it. it's >> tim is trying to reel one in but -- >> tim's wife is a prankster. >> how a small rubber toy does the trick. >> this is the best $8.99 she ever spent on that guy. >>> and the cutest walk down the aisle ever. we've got the whole story behind the sign that says -- >> daddy, here comes our girl. mmy y fefeetet - --- ththeey'y'rere dry. c >>> closed ca

look for the big ears right? >> right. look for the big ears. >> could be him.has got big ears. [ laughter ] >> this card was given to florence by her mom. it has been in the family for 155 years kept in their brooklyn home. >> she kept it in my grandfather's antique dresser. >> reporter: florence is a fan of geology, but her mom loved the game. and would tell stories about relatives who played like uncle archibald. >> to have something come out of the woodwork was extremely exciting. >> reporter: florence discovered the card was so valuable when she took it along to a genealogy class. >> i was jumping up and down and we were reading it that it said library of congress it's worth 50 to $500,000. and it's a very rare card. >> reporter: very rare indeed. >> this card was -- you know was created before the first drop of blood was shed in the civil war, so it's very interesting, and it's a seminal piece of baseball history and american history. >> reporter: baseball was quite different then the atlantics played bare handed without gloves and were champions. florence

plus, when it comes to jewelry, forget the ears, your neck, wrist, how about jewelry for your back? or your thighs, or your hair? >> oh, ya. >> the hot summer body jewelry trends coming up. >> what about if you have hairy thighs? >> well ... >> okay. >> chris, this is good day for flyers fans. >> here at the beach, this is trial on the aisle. in stone harbor, all kinds of fans have come out. give aways too how to get free t-shirts, and these nifty sunglasses mike alex. see you in a bit. >> lot of the female flyers fans go down to this event every year. >> eye canned. >> i is it a possibility we're seen it before, that the prospect, these hockey players, run down the beach shirtless. >> oh? that will wake you up in the morning. good morning. >> that's what gets you jacked up. that's what jacks you up? >> that's what jacks you up. jeff cole so disappointed right now. that's what jacks you up. >> of course i'm not surprised. >> weather woman, in mexico, there she is, heating up the internet, but, we want to know this is a mild outfit she wears. this is the mildest i've ever seen her wea

and precision marching and drilling as bands and drum and bugle corpses fill the eye with color and the earh music. ♪ as the last band passes, an ocean of people falls into line to march. then home or perhaps a picnic dinner and down to the lake front for a gigantic display to end this day, a truly special day. our country's birthday. as the last of the rockets red glare fades into the night sky this city looks forward to next year when it celebrates a day in old millwaukee and becomes again america's fourth of july capital. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> you are watching american history tv, 48 hours of programming on american history every weekend on c-span3. follow us on twitter for his scheduled programs and to keep up with the latest history news. >> each week "reel america" features archival films that help tell the story of the 20th century. >> britain's lord halifax presiding -- the head of the organization, the organizer of the successful nine week meeting.

the two wrestled from room-to-room before the victim bit off a quarter-sized chunk of the ear of theobber. police are still searching for the robber. >>> council will be considering furnishing a free bin for weekly trash disposal. the thousands homes and apartments if the win can't hold all of the trash people can purchase special disposal bags from the city for a dollar apiece. they are encouraging to recycle and throw out less in the garbage. >>> also today in delaware it's the first state to have an office of financial empowerment. tonight, officials will celebrate what is operating but not officially at the fourth anniversary of stand by me. the program now becoming the office is aimed at helping people manage their finances. >>> pennsylvania is now into its ninth day with no budget no deal in sight. also there are no talks scheduled between democratic governor tom wolf and republican leaders. wolf will be in lancaster today speaking on spending issues and education. yesterday in chester county he talked to us about the budget battle. >> we got to have a budget that actually adds

they added the earrings. you think earrings don't change the child's look. > it opens up another avenue for people to think about. do you remember a little girl whose ears you might have pierced at one of those places in the mall or elsewhere. it gives a true to life image of her that may trigger a memory. it's like releasing the images of the leggings she was wearing and also the blanket she was found wrapped in. people the investigators are trying to give information that they think will generate tips about finding this girl's identity. >> they don't believe she had been dead a long time correct? >> that's right. they haven't been able to say exactly how long they believe she was dead but they believe it was just a short period of time. when she was found, it was a body it wasn't skeletonized remains or a very decomposed body. >> that way, the memories could be fresh, why they are showing the clothing the blanket and updating the earrings. you live in boston. you are from and live near the area deer island where the body of this little one was found. tell u

and precision marching and drilling as bands and drum and bugle corps fill the eye with color and the earith music. ♪ ♪ ♪ joey: as the last band passes, an ocean of people falls into line to march. then home or perhaps a picnic dinner and down to the lake front for a gigantic display to end this day, a truly special day. our country's birthday. as the last of the rockets red glare fades into the night sky this city looks forward to next year when it celebrates a day in old millwaukee and becomes again america's fourth of july capital. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> here are some of our featured programs for this weekend on the c-span network. with the upcoming release of harper lee's new novel "go set at watchmen," we talk about the impact of "to kill a mockingbird," her life since the publication, and the events that led to the publication of the new novel. we will air this at 6:30 p.m. on sunday night. also, hillary clint

. >> we make a small opening, back behind the ear, and there is a little opening where the spinal fluidfrom inside these final court to outside the spinal cord -- inside the spinal cord to outside the spinal cord. and we place a paddle with contacts. >> the doctors have to make sure the tiny paddle is placed in exactly the right place. >> it is congested, a lot of cranial nerves in close proximity, and you do not want to stimulate a nerve that should not stimulated. >> nyu doctors estimate the first year of treatment would cost about $150,000. the goal? to activate as many as possible. >> the first time she actually heard our voices she turned and looked at my husband and was in total shock, and then when we got home, and she heard the dog bark, she stepped back and looked at the dock, and it was the greatest thing to see. -- looked at the dog, and it was the greatest thing to see. reporter: until now, it was when people have had brain tumors removed. it is not effective how they will be in the long term. -- it is not known how effective they will be in the long-term, but to the familie

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then the ear flaps. and the gloves!t i'm not done yet. >> and then, the last thing we're going to do is we're going to take our regulator, put it into your facepiece. >> [ click ] >> and you're good to go. breathe. >> [ mechanical rattle ] >> take a breath. can you breathe? >> yeah. >> very good. okay so how does that feel? >> how do i feel? i can barely hold up my thumbs. >> it's a lot of work, running up and down stairs, ladders. you'll get tired pretty quickly. >> just standing still made me tired, but i now understand why it's essential for firefighters to train with their gear on -- it's the only way you can build up the muscles and stamina needed to do the job. oh, and there's one more thing. the most important piece of gear is impossible to see. it's guts, because that's what it takes to be a firefighter. for "teen kids news," i'm carina. >> [laughs] we'll see you next time on "teen kids news." thanks for watching. have a great week. jack hanna's animal adventures, brought to you by seaworld and busch gardens. fo

you see that bottle that's the ear cleaning solution and denver hates it. you see how upset she is. many people online call this the mccheesy. denver has lots of play time in the creek, loves to play in the water and when she gets water in her ear she has to have them cleaned out. >> my goodness, look at that fa >> she's not running and hiding under the bed though. she's like all right just get it done. i'll grit my teeth and bear it. >> denver very popular. her facebook page 2509,000 people liked that page and they love denver's little guilty dog face. what is interesting is that she's the guilty dog but they changed her profile picture. >> right here you have to do it. it's time. >> guess what, everybody? it's time to win $100 in summer cash. all you have to do is play a little game we call knockout and vote for your favorite of videos. head over to rightthisminute.com and click on "summer cash." cast your vote today for your favorite video. play summer knockout and win cash. >>> dude at wedding makes friends with -- >> giant cockroach. >> see what happens when he turns the casual

. >> one cool thing i read about this, it acts like the human ear. the microphone while it does get submerged in water it drains just like the human ear. >> hopefully better than mine. swimmer's ear. we'l ♪ how's it progressing with the prisoner? he'll tell us everything he knows very shortly, sir. as you were... where were we? 13 serving 14! service! if your boss stops by, you act like you're working. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. ♪ ♪ ♪ it took tim morehouse years to master the perfect lunge. but only one attempt to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. >>> veronica de la cruz in the kpix 5 news room. new at 6:00 tonight, a mid-air mistake nearly cost an engineer and skydiver his life. the decision sent him crashing hard in to the water but thanks to a new procedure, he's now telling his amazing story. plus spending a few bucks to save a few minutes. a big change coming to your bay area com

>> right, look for the big ears. >> reporter: it could be him. this was given to florence by her mum 25u years ago and has been in the family for 155 years. florence discovered it was valuable when she took it to a genealogy class. i was jumping up and down. it said library of congress worth 50,000 to $500,000 and is a rare card. >> rare indeed said baseball historian chris ivy. >> this card was created before the first drop of blood was shed in the civil war. it's interesting, it's a seminal peace of history and american history. baseball was different, the atlantsic played bare handed without gloves and were clampions. >> the modern day team attempts to revive every year. florence is hoping to live debt free. >> there'll be enough to take care of myself. i'll be 75 takes a brick wall off your back. i can do what i want. >> a reminder you can keep up to date with news from the website. there it is, aljazeera.com. com.

he is not the ear of the establishment.eince previous called -- reince priebus said he needs to tone down his inflammatory comments. meanwhile, john mccain says that his comets were offensive. he said that there would be concerned that the mainstream republican party could not control him. mark:priebus called because he is under a lot of pressure, but in terms of these debates, but trump plays a by his own rules and i think it is going to take, as i wrote on bloombergpolitics. com today, it is going to take another heavyweight to take him on or he will continue to do what he wants to do on a range of issues. the fact that he wants to go to immigrant -- once to go to arizona to give a speech on immigration does not indicate he will tone it down. al: you know mark, i don't think his malicious comments about immigrants are going to hurt the republican party about a year from now. able will be talking about a lot of other things. i think like most bullies he will cower and step out. but i think he is playing the racecar. -- the

. >> we make a small opening back behind the ear, and there is a little opening where the spinal fluids from inside these final court to outside the spinal cord -- inside the spinal cord to outside the spinal cord. it is a natural opening. and we place a paddle with 21 contact adjacent to that cochlear nucleus. >> the doctors have to make sure the tiny paddle is placed in exactly the right place. >> the area where we are putting the implant is very congested. a lot of cranial nerves in close proximity. you do not want to stimulate a nerve that should not the stimulated. emily: nyu doctors estimate the first year of treatment would cost about $150,000. the goal to activate as many of the 21 electrodes as possible. >> the first time she actually heard our voices, she turned and looked at my husband and was in total shock, and then when we got home, and she heard the dog bark, she stepped back and looked at the dog, and it was the greatest response to see. emily: right now, this is the last resort technology, something to try after things like a cochlear implant have been tried. until now

i had been on enough news shows promoting movies to see what happens with the ear piece and the wholeeal and you go, ok, i know enough to fake it. but then, that's the fun of it. acting for me is not about, here is my hundred pages of research. in that case, it was, let's make up as much as we can. you have guys like aaron doing all the research for you. it is already in the script. all you have to play is the guy with the ego and insecurity. that is what you are playing. you are not playing what an anchorman does on television. you learn how to do the mechanics and it is harder than it looks, by the way, reading a teleprompter. as you well know. i remember "newsnight" reading the teleprompter, good evening -- i am sorry, cut it. i blew my name and it's on teleprompter. john: we will have more jeff daniels after this. ♪ john: we are back with more jeff daniels, talking about why "newsroom" was such a polarizing show. we also talk about presidential politics. what is it about the show that made it so polarizing? i don't want to use the word controversial but it elicited extreme reactio

one hit the dog in the ear. owner grabbed the dog calmed it down.opens may be cited because it was on the leash but the owner wasn't holding the leash. dog expected to sur75. >> tonight new technology could be a life saver on the peninsula. decision tonight to try out special camera at cal taken crossing where many have taken their lives. as cornell explains officials are looking at number of options. fight cal taken moves fast through the meadow avenue crossing at palo alto where you will always find security guard on duty. monitoring the tracks looking for those who may be in crisis. >> were confront ask them how are you doing. are you all right. >>reporter: this crossing considered a so-called hot spot for suicide. many of them have been teenagers. some came to the community meat to go hear the city plan of installing several i hope from a red camera capable of skinning the tracks night or day for mile in each direction. camera can produce images like this if a person is spotted it would trigger an alert to 911 and cal train. >> anything that we

the officers fired three shots one hit dog in the ear. the owner grabbed the dog and calmed it down. he could be cited because the pit bull was on a leash but the owner was not holding it. >> there is a new drug take back program to supplement days where residents drop off unused pills at designated locations. any pharmaceutical company that sells medicine in marin is now required to design and pay for a free prescription drug take back system. county supervisors say this are more overdose degrees from prescription drugs in marin than heroin and cocaine come bishoped. >> meteorologist mike nicco has the weather. we have a "spare the air" day? >>> first of the summer season. don't drive. that is hard to do. take a look at temperatures castro valley is 57. berkeley is 58. everyone else is in the 60s. fremont and union city and hayward and san leandro at 60. richmond is 61. alameda is 62. orinda is 63. we have a 59 in pleasanton and antioch. los gatos is 58. same in san francisco. pacifica napa at 56. novato is 54. santa rosa is 53. san carlo

doctors say cellular debris moves from the inner ear to the outer with the help of ear wax. cotton swabs are public enemy number one. >> when you put one in you plow the ear wax down the canal like muzzle loading a cannon. limit exposure to loud noise by using headphones. >>> a cancer survivor is taking his exercise regime to the extreme. jamie apody has his story. >> reporter: there was a point in derrick fitzgerald's life he wasn't sure he would wake up to see another day. >> the chemo therapy damaged my heart i survived, but my heart did not. in the final days before i received my heart transplant i was practically a vegetable. i could no longer think straight. >> reporter: and four 1/2 years later he is biking across the country. 45 days ago on the beach in santa monica, california. he dipped the back wheel of his bike in the pacific ocean they have ridden without a single day of rest ever since. >> visiting the grand canyon, monument valley. is a -- sedonna. >> this week they made it back to philadelphia and got a his or her's send off from the folks at penn medicine wh

he has the ear of the establishment.eince priebus said he needs to tone down his inflammatory comments. today, trump called the washington post to set the record straight. trump did concede that he told them to tone it down a little bit. if the mainstream party wants to control him, can they? mark: no, they cannot. priebus called because he is under a lot of pressure, but in terms of these debates, trump plays by his own rules. i think it is going to take, as i wrote on bloombergpolitics.com today, it is going to take one of the other presidential candidates, probably a heavyweight to take trump on or he will continue to do what he wants to do on a range of issues. the fact that he is choosing to go to arizona to give a speech on immigration tell you everything about the prospect he will tone it down. al: you know, mark, i don't think his malicious comments about immigrants are going to hurt the republican party about a year from now. he will be talking about a lot of other things. i predict that like most bullies he wil

. >> san francisco international airport noise is getting tougher on the ears for residents would live along the flight path. the palo alto weekly reports that congresswoman is take the matter to the f.a.a. for possible changes to flight altitudes. neighbors say airplane noise has gotten louder and more direct since the f.a.a. rolled out the new flight system in the spring. it requires aircraft to travel a narrower corridor to free up airspace for commercial and military drones. >> starting today american and canadian citizens traveling abroad can use a new mobile app at sfo to speed up the re-entry support united states called mobile passport control requires no pre-approval you download the app, create a profile with the passport information and add your customers declaration forms before getting to the airport skipping all of time in the counter. >> san francisco is considered one of the most beautiful cities but for driving it is near the bottom. a new study ranks it as the worst on the west coast beating out los angeles. san jose ranked 86 out of 100. oakland was at 85. the person

the operation is tricky. >> we make a small opening, back behind the ear, and there is a little area the spinal fluid goes from inside the spinal cord outside. it is a natural opening. fortuitously, the nucleus lies along one side of that. we place a paddle with 21 contacts adjacent to that cochlear nucleus. emily: that the operating room, a team of doctors have to make sure the tiny paddle is placed in exactly the right spot. >> the area we are putting the implant is is very neurologically congested. a lot of nerves in close proximity. you don't want to stimulate a nerve that should not be stimulated. emily: they are manufactured by cochlear. nyu doctors estimate the first year of treatment could cost about $150,000. the goal? to activate as many as possible. >> the first time she actually heard our voices, she turned and looked at my husband and was in total shock. and then when we got home, and she heard the dog bark, she stepped back and looked at the dog. it was the greatest response. emily: right now, this is a last resort technology, something to try after most traditional opti

and he has got the ear of the establishment.esterday the washington post reported that reince priebus said he needs to tone down his inflammatory comments. but today trump called the washington post to set the record straight claiming it was the rnc chairman that was congratulatory. although he conceded he was told to tone it down little bit. meanwhile, john mccain says that his comments were offensive. if the mainstream republican party wants to control him, can they? mark: easiest question. no they cannot. priebus called because he is under a lot of pressure, but in terms of these debates, trump plays by his own rules and i think it is going to take as i , wrote on bloombergpolitics.com today, it is going to take another heavyweight to take him on or he will continue to do what he wants to do on a range of issues. the fact that he wants to go to arizona to give a speech on immigration does not indicate he will tone it down. -- that he will turn it down. al: you know, mark, i don't think his malicious comments about immigrants

manufacturer has tonne is you can sync your phone to the car, place a call without holding the phone to the ear. >> one of things they filed to recognise is there's mental distraction, cognitive distraction. if you engage in a task other thab driving while -- other than driving while operating the motorcycle. our brains are overloaded and we can't do either thing. when it comes to driving a car, it's serious. >> convincing kids is tough. photographs of mashed up cars, terrifying perform sas -- psas does. >> as a society, we need to look at ourselves, parents, and older siblings, driving a car from a young age. >> if you go years watching mum and dad text and dry, no crashes happen, and i'm behind the wheel. i'll think it's okay, regardless of what i see. we have done research in this, we asked people how bad it is to talk and drive, how dangerous for yourself and others to do it. we found almost everyone texting and driving - they shouldn't be doing it. it's a do as i say, not as i do. >> thank you, jake, from aaa. >> in a minute. last thoughts on driving, young people and distraction. choice a

. >> reporter: all of this is music to the ears of the attorneys representing the two people who have been telling the vallejo police they are victims and not suspects. >> the police department said it was a hoax and she owed an apology to the public. well, today the vallejo police department owes an apology to ms. husband kins and mr. quinn. >> reporter: we reached out several times to the voyage police department. they said they had no comment and referred us to the fbi. recording live in dublin cheryl heard, nbc bay area news. >> the feds say muller might be linked to unsolved crimes on the the plens peninsula. he was connected to a burglary case in palo alto in 2009. a young woman was bound and blindfolded in her home. however, no charges were filed. also in 2009 mountain view police investigated a similar home invasion robbery involving a masked suspect who restrained and blindfolded the victim. >> now muller has practiced law in california since 2011. but in january it was recommended he be disbarred. the hearing is set for next week. that pending disbarment stems from a dispute

neighborhood we listened to everybody that came up with a concept little momma's grocery is unique to the ear in listening to the concerns and to the overwhelming supporter from the get go it become apparent quickly that had we not had the supports right from the beginning we with would stepped away if this we're going on 33 judge's we've valued our time and the money we've expended on the project the concept is unique and 627 as the the code reads will not be rented again not said it is not feasible for grocery stores e.r. hardware stores it is a building that time has changed and part because of technology a ton of xheefgs to walgreens sea trade joe's and smaller markets little momma's is the right place at this time thank you. >> my name is nick sanchez a member of the third-generation to be involved in momma's the overwhelming population if - my cousin and i will a part of north beach to carry on the legacy that began with our grandparents and conditioned with uncle mike and aunt deb that will be a business known for its food and telling him as benefits of the north beach neighborhood we

they shot the dog in the ear. it survived. >> after he charged and our officers discharged the firearm the owner was able to regain po possession of his dog and calm the situation. >> the dog did not bite the officers. it's now being treated by animal control. >>> time to check your microclimate forecast on this tuesday morning at 6:07. we give you a live look outside right now and it looks so nice and peaceful in f. >> almost even cool in that shot. >> it's a cool looking shot. what it will not be is a cool feeling day. meteorologist kari hall joining us. >> today even in san francisco it will be hot. at least warm in their standards as we don't have a lot of ac pumping in the city today, elsewhere we will have those highs reaching into the 90s, even close to 100 degrees. north bay 97 degrees today, a lot of clear skies, 87 degrees in the east bay, peninsula 92 and the south bay expect a high of 98 degrees. in the tri-valley today a high of 102 degrees and 84 am san francisco. now, this will not be the peak of the

it is a feast for the eyes and the ears. >> it is a great opportunity to have music that speaks to allerations and all different backgrounds. we come together and celebrate together. >> the event is in the seventh year. james singleton never misses it. >> it is all about family and fun. this is good fun. this is an alternative to people being in the wrong places. >> in alameda, people plan early to get good seats for one of the longest and largest fourth of july parades in the country. >> they will have their boat out and right about here they have a great water tight. >> this is my first time being to a fourth of july parade out here. i am definitely looking forward to seeing it. i want to see a lot of exciting stuff. >> the jets are always a crowd pleaser. last time they took home first place and a $100,000 prize. >> we tried to go for a modern theme or a multi-cultural theme. we have "we are young" playing. >> they are, making the young in their own way. >> we want people to come together so we can survive another hundred years. >> independence day wisdom courtesey of uncle sam. abc

what it was, was one of the ear bud for a radio. and you got luke in virginia. myers, florida. >> i was involved with a disturbance between two different gang rivals and this guy had a hit put on him. and word got around that someone had to take care of him and i volunteered. >> why? >> because i was trying to build a reputation with this certain group of individuals. >> finally, protsman said he also murdered a motorcycle officer in the 1970s. >> that was the very first one i ever did. i ran him off the road with my truck. >> why? >> because he wanted me to flip for him. he wanted me to flip against the gang with him. >> while protsman offered specifics about the officer he says he killed, homicide detectives who investigated the case said they could not link him to the officer's death and concluded it was due to an accident. >> these are all true stories, huh? >> yep. >> okay. >> became a habit, i think. i kind of think that if i wouldn't have got the life sentence, if i got out again, i'd probably kill again. i really feel that way. >> turn around. face that w

one hit the dog in the ear. owner grabbed the dog calmed it down.s may be cited because it was on the leash but the owner wasn't holding the leash. dog expected to sur75. >> tonight new technology could be a life saver on the peninsula. decision tonight to try out special camera at cal taken crossing where many have taken their lives. as cornell explains officials are looking at number of options. fight cal taken moves fast through the meadow avenue crossing at palo alto where you will always find security guard on duty. monitoring the tracks looking for those who may be in crisis. >> were confront ask them how are you doing. are you all right. >>reporter: this crossing considered a so-called hot spot for suicide. many of them have been teenagers. some came to the community meat to go hear the city plan of installing several i hope from a red camera capable of skinning the tracks night or day for mile in each direction. camera can produce images like this if a person is spotted it would trigger an alert to 911 and cal train. >> anything that we can

that's when the homeowner bit back, ripping off a piece of the attacker's ear the size of a quarter. >> when i finally was able to break free i was running out of the house i spit out his ear on the floor and kept running, i ran across the street. >> the victim is now recovering with injuries to his face and to his wrists. >>> we've got problems with the bart line this morning. want to check in with mike. one of the trains is smoking? >> that's what the report was. i'm going to take folks out to a live shot. i've moved our oakland camera over towards the coliseum station. it turns out it's just north of here. no train have been visible through this station the whole time i have been watching. let's take you to the map. we're talking about a train that was traveling from the coliseum up toward fruitvale along 880, that's the corridor is free, but the bart train stopped approaching that station because there were reports of smoke in that car, there was a fire crew waiting for them over on fruitvale. we're waiting on whether there were any passengers. that was traveling between the coli

one of them is they believed german inventor in the properties in the human ear in and how they actually delete frequencies. we now have the mp3 encoder and was lost in the audio quality. he is walked out of the marketplaces and it is downloaded to the website. we have a couple of years and he ended up making hundreds of millions of dollars, hundreds of millions from intellectual property licensing. but the irony is that the fortune was built on the greatest ways and copyright infringement that the world had ever seen. the second guy is a powerful music executive in the mid-90s and he started to realize the future of music was crap so he decided the nature labels in the '90s dr. dre and all of those famous names from the past snoop dogg, and the music was controversial. bill bennett had been -- the drug czar didn't like it and went after them. the above shares and went to the meetings and protested demanding the executives and the company's needless to say they refused to do so and within a couple of months he was fired but he picked himself up and dusted himself off in the american musi

it is a feast for the eyes and the ears. >> it is a great opportunity to have music that speaks to all generations and all different backgrounds. we come together and celebrate together. >> the event is in the seventh year. james singleton never misses it. >> it is all about family and fun. this is good fun. this is an alternative to people being in the wrong places. >> in alameda, people plan early to get good seats for one of the longest and largest fourth of july parades in the country. >> they will have their boat out and right about here they have a great water tight. >> this is my first time being to a fourth of july parade out here. i am definitely looking forward to seeing it. i want to see a lot of exciting stuff. >> the jets are always a crowd pleaser. last time they took home first place and a $100,000 prize. >> we tried to go for a modern theme or a multi-cultural theme. we have "we are young" playing. >> they are, making the young in their own way. >> we want people to come together so we can survive another hundred years. >> independence day wisdom courtesey of uncle sam.

they shot the dog in the ear but the dog did survive.ficers, but they are checking if it has a violent history. >>> okay. turning things over to the weather now from hot to hotter. get ready, a live look at downtown san joe say, temperatures are expected to top 90 degrees, and spare the air day is already been called meteorologist rob is with us now, and, rob, what's the time line here? >> it's interesting seeing what's happening outside right now, a battle of the sea breeze cooling off san francisco and oakland, but look at the 70s with the warm air trapped inland. still, some low 70s around south san jose right now. humidity levels are up but in the hills in livermore, 39%, 20% humidity levels in the hill tops as the winds at least higher up are somewhat offshore. that trend will continue through midday tomorrow. that's going to make the air dry out across some of the hill tops and set the stage for a significant warmup in the inland valleys. the coast is mild. 70s and 80s at the coast, and the places to watch, closer to san francisco

after it was open, he shot marge in the ear. >> as he is gathering the cash, he notices marge is stilloving. and he shoots her in the other ear. >> bobby stephens, covered with blood, stumbled through the dining room and fled through a side door in search for help. >> all i saw was a patio light. i stumbled along the way, but i ran to that light as fast as i could. >> emergency, 911. >> listen, i have a man who's been shot in my house right here. he came from chuck e. cheese. he explains there's been a lot of people shot there. >> we have a call in for chuck e. cheese. we have paramedics and officer en route. >> i need someone to help me search the place. we have several people down. >> of course, media picked up on it very quickly. parents are responding. people are calling each other. the parking lot is a zoo. >> everyone, whole community, was just, a shooting at chuck e. cheese? >> no, no. >> the normally festive pizza shop was transformed into a scene of carnage and chaos. >> my best friends are in there. they won't even say anything and it drives us crazy. >> police say it's the w

it is a feast for the eyes and the ears. >> it is a great opportunity to have music that speaks to all generations and all different backgrounds. we come together and celebrate together. >> the event is in the seventh year. james singleton never misses it. >> it is all about family and fun. this is good fun. this is an alternative to people being in the wrong places. >> in alameda, people plan early to get good seats for one of the longest and largest fourth of july parades in the country. >> they will have their boat out and right about here they have a great water tight. >> this is my first time being to a fourth of july parade out here. i am definitely looking forward to seeing it. i want to see a lot of exciting stuff. >> the jets are always a crowd pleaser. last time they took home first place and a $100,000 prize. >> we tried to go for a modern theme or a multi-cultural theme. we have "we are young" playing. >> they are, making the young in their own way. >> we want people to come together so we can survive another hundred years. >> independence day wisdom courtesey of uncle sam.

. >> i'm trying to reach up to the ear, but he is so funny in the movie.y has a large part. >> seth: he really has a huge part, he plays hader's best friend. >> yeah, he's in the bruno kirby part. >> seth: fantastic. >> and he is hilarious and was a great guy and we're all rooting for him, i guess. they play tonight. >> seth: they play tonight. hopefully by the time this airs, we are going to a game seven. judd, thank you so much for being here. >> thank you. >> seth: always a pleasure to have you. >> seth: judd apatow, everybody! the book is called "sick in the head" and look for "train wreck" in theaters july 17th. we'll be back with more "late night." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ fact: when pharmacists are in pain the medicine in advil is their #1 choice for pain relief. more than the medicines in tylenol or aleve. use the medicine that pharmacists use most for themselves. relief doesn't get any better than this. advil. ♪ discover new magnum double peanut butter. made with a perfect balance of peanut butter ice cream, peanut buttery sauce, and belgian choc

music to the ears of washington politicians. >> this is the kind of thing necessary for our country to remain innovative and that's critical for us to stay competitive. >> reporter: this data center will track business all over the globe. the company says it's hiring in design engineering and manufacturing. >> as the world becomes more connected, as it becomes more digitized, as more and more products become electrified, very often a lot of those innovations are occurring right here in silicon valley. and we have had continuous increase in jobs as a result of it. >> reporter: new buildings, new jobs and a very influential person stopping by on day one. that big wall by the way, extremes data live from all over the world. we'll take a closer look at it for you tonight at 6:00. reporting live in milpitas, scott budman nbc bay area news. >> okay we'll see you then. >>> let's turn things over to meteorologist jeff ranieri. it's been smooth sailing, but you see changes ahead. >> we definitely do. that area of low pressure we have been tracking the past 48 hours is nearly stationary offshore

fish and wildlife service listed the northern long eared bat as threatened. threatened. with an interim role in april of this year. since the bat was listed as threatened and not endangered, this amendment would have no effect on the services implementation of the role. even though the amendment has no practical effect, i strongly oppose its intent. which runs counter to the fundamental principle that science, science should govern our determinations under our environmental laws. bats are critically important to the ecosystem. and a study published in science magazine found the value of pest control services provided by insect eating bats in the united states ranges from the low of 3.7 billion to the high of 53 billion dollars a year. additionaly, researchers warned that a notable economic losses to the northern american agriculture could occur in the next four to five years as a result of emerging threats to bat populations. bats play an important role in our economy. when it comes to eliminating pests. the primary factor threatening the northern long eared bat is a fung

. >> and music to the ears of teachers, kids including youngsters and teens reading. >> misty, vie lot me -- >> the idea of the program is to help invigorate and give them enriched programming in the summertime. >> and partnering with the group that provides meals nor low-income families. now incorporating a book club giving away dozens of books. for some it is the beginning of their own library. >> reading is real important. knowledge is power. >> them them sit down and eat layer lunch and read. >> sometimes children go back to school and are rusty and this keeps them up on it. >> and each child receives five bookings. and several of the organizes taking plate in the program, including mate mayor's office were selected. >> and they are culturally appropriate. >> expecting to reach 500 children and these kids in south philadelphia tell me -- >> we love reading! >> in south philadelphia annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >>> this is breaking news from south jersey. cherry hill police on the scene at a middle school. called to the rosa international school on browning road. they go