the nasdaq is up 3. s&p up 5. >>> the city of cupertino will be the first city in california to get a new high-speed broadband internet service. at&t just made that announcement a short time ago at cupertino's city hall. the company says gig ba power will allow users to download content at speeds up to one gigabit per second. that means it would take just 30 seconds to download a high- definition movie. at&t says the new service could be available in cupertino as soon as december and to other cities in the south bay next year. >>> san francisco-based ride sharing service uber is now experimenting with drugstore delivery. the company is launching the trial service in washington, d.c. all users have to do is select the corner store option in the uber app. uber send a text message to the liferent for the items available for purchase and that's followed by a phone call followed by an uber driver taking your order. amazon and uber are testing similar services. >>> in just a few hours, the most talked about pitcher in little league is set to take the mound, hoping to lead her team to the u.s. championship gail. 13-

this incredible city that allows us to have those kinds of conversations and when leadership from both mayor ed lee and supervisor campos rise to the occasion i mean we were actively the first city that called the fed's to say whaez what's going on with the kids and what san francisco, california do. we have this incredible meeting are a large group of folks. at city hall that included organizations like any member of the public wish to speak on any item and the school district we had sponsors that are deeply engaged in the work and had discussions around the changes that our families are going to be facing and 60 thousand young people coming out the united states and from the 60 thousands are going to come to san francisco and what can we do to support them. living in a city that is able to have those conversations i think the other piece that is interesting to the conversations he wanted us to about the the 90 thousand square feet facility that will help them to accommodate many of the young people coming that's an overwhelming request but heart and feelings and empathy and everything else that goes along with what people in san francisco feel for the challenges that thos

the only city in the world that runs cable cars. these cars right here are part of national parks system. in the early 1960's, they became the first roles monument. the way city spread changed with the invention of the cable car. >> people know in san francisco, first thing they think about is, let's go >> san francisco parks, golden gate park transforms into one of the greatest music festivals of all time, let's journey, inside, outside land. ♪ >> to this, our 6th year doing the outside lands and our relationship with san francisco, rec and park. and we work very closely with them in the planning and working very closely with the neighborhood organizations and with the city supervisors and with the city organizations and with the local police department, and i think that the outside lands is one of the unique festivals in the world and we have san francisco and we have golden gate park and we have the greatest oasis, in the world. and it has the people hiking up hills and down hills and a lot of people between stages. >> i love that it is all outside, the fresh air is great. >> they have the providers out here that are 72 local r

first kansas city monarchs weekends game at night wasn't until 1971 and back in the930s the monarchs were popularizing that. as a matter of fact, their pitcher, one of them pitched the first no-hitter back in 1930 under the lights. so this is up with of his greatest innovations and one he doesn't get credit for but he should because it revolutionized major baseball and baseball every where. the monarchs spent a lot of time barnstorming. and in 1930, the depression had pretty much hit most of the major cities that were in the league. so st. louis, st. louis, chicago, all those cities were in depressions. and so wilkinson decided to pull 100% barnstorming. so what he was able to do through that is to take the monarchs to places that they couldn't go in between their schedule. so like in between their schedule he could come out to western kansas, take a week, take a few days and come back to kansas city. well, when he went, got out of the league they went as far as the pacific coast, they went to portland, washington state, idaho, they went down to mexico, went over the

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the peace talks will resume. >>> and heading to the city of cupertino, they will be the first city to get a high broad ban internet service. they will allow speeds up to 1 gigabyte per second and that means it would take just 30 seconds to download a high definition movie. it could be available as soon as december to other cities in the south bay by december. >>> that is fast. >>> others may follow a play led to a loss. now it was stopped after it started pouring. the grounds crew could not roll the tarp out to properly cover the infield. after it stopped raining they tried to fix the mess but umpires determined the field was not playable and cubs were leading 2-0 and eventually got the win. the manager was not happy saying everything would be done to resume the game. >> bud celek made his last choice to the area. a new stadium will remain on his to do list. and the as are still playing at the rundown coliseum but that is due in part to stop the as from moving to san jose. >> there is no chance in this, look, let me be very candid, you have two teams with very dissimilar views. >> he is confident his successor wil

in the kansas city monarchs first team to travel exclusively by bus. the other thing that i think is always interesting is that the kansas city monarchs in 1930, they popularized night baseball. you think of night baseball you don't think of the monarchs. most people remember the date, i think it was may 24th, 1935, when they talk about cincinnati lighting up its park. that's the date i learned as a child. this is when night baseball started in the major leagues. but actually with the kansas city monarchs it started in 1930. wilkinson being the basebabseba innovator and genius he was he wanted to make night baseball popular. he saw carnivals and circuses had lights and he created some towers he could take on trucks from city to city and popularized this night baseball. now the major leagues were skeptical of the night baseball, so it's been recorded that ben johnson president of the american league said it was a passing fad, it would never last. and wilkinson said that lights will be to baseball what talkies are to movies. another bit of interesting bit

it's also affecting drivers who want to go from 76 westbound to the first city avenue off-ramp. you can't do that. an alternate is continue westbound on 76 past lincoln drive. look for the second city avenue exit ramp. you can get on city avenue that way. we're hearing from state police on scene they hope to clear that in the next hour. we'll keep you updated. also looking at philadelphia. this is inner drive in both directions of the ben franklin parkway from 20th street to eakins oval. later this morning i'm hearing around 10:00 a.m. but it may be earlier the outer drive will be close and alternate around that is interstate 76. we're keeping our eye on disabled vehicle on 422 westbound approaching trooper and i have been checking mass transit and it's on or close to schedule this morning. guys? >>> 5:02 a.m. katy, you mentioned last-minute preparations going on and traffic detours for made in america series of concerts on the ben franklin parkway this weekend. that's where we find nbc 10's jesse gary live on the parkway. now, it's a lot cheaper to show up today instead of tomor

, the many neighborhood activists we've heard on this issue the home community my colleague and the city attorney's office. let me start first with the observations this topic of home sharing. shareable housing has been important for our city we can agree that has been a difficult and challenging topic i want to thank the police station and the board of supervisors to resolve what had been years of debate around sequa reform and in-laws and i want to start with the premise i think we can all agree the status quo is not working that we need a new regulatory frame. by way of background we've seen an explosion in the number of short time rentals by a variety of hosting platforms as a planning report indicate we know there are 5 thousandizing at any one time in san francisco its been estimated this past year over one hundred thousand incidents and while current law didn't permit this activity there's confusion about the law and enforcement has been extremely difficult i was told by the department of building inspector optional saw 21 complaints i think everyone involved knows we need a better approach so today i'd like to have a

the proposed legislation, san francisco is the first city in the country to establish its own minimum wage when the voters approved proposition l in 2003. that established a minimum wage of $8.50 for 2004 with a one-year delay for small businesses and nonprofits. that was the highest minimum wage in the country and it still is, and as i mentioned at the beginning it's also indexed to inflation annually. this is a chart that shows minimum wage levels that have been essentially applied to san francisco. the federal, the state, and then starting in 2004 the city's minimum wage. the -- i'm sawyer. the line that's hard to see on this, it's even hard for me to see, but it's the dotted green line at the top is where the federal minimum wage in 1968 would have been were it indexed to inflation. the federal minimum wage and the state minimum wage are not indexed it inflation. had the federal minimum wage gone up by inflation since 1968 it would be slightly, very slightly above what san francisco's minimum wage is today. another factor that affects the context around san francisco's minimum wag

but safety concerns have postponed the first city council meeting. night the city expected so many speakers and possible protests. they're looking for a different venue. msnbc.com reporter tremaine joins us from st. louis. what a pleasure to see you. >> thank you. like wise. >> until they figure out where to hold meetings they're delivering postcards to send feedback from the mail. what is the message they want to send to the elected leaders? i've been here for a few weeks. i think the overriding message is the status quo is no longer acceptable. it's no longer acceptable you have a majority blacktown and only three officers. it's not appropriate the number of stops the way black residents are being stopped. the message is clear they marched in the streets and chanted. now it's a matter of harnessing the energy and trying ing tingt into political action. no longer will the community stand for what has been par for the course in ferguson. >> how do you go forward on that? because, you know, there is the initial reaction with frustration and indignation

a few years ago, san francisco was the first city to install 15-mile per hour zones, nournling some to walk or bike to schools. >>> students have supplies they need. there's more than 1200 back packs to low income children. they were able to choose from a variety of designs. giving them a fresh start to the year. >> if they didn't have this and be ready for school, they would be really behind the eight ball from the start. >> the give was a community effort with residents. donating more supplies. >> notre dame is investigating academic dishonesty. involving players on the football team. we hear this is not the first time the fighting irish is accused of academic dishobsty. >> the clas work for these four was done by someone else. no one known well from them, the team better known as the fighting irish face a second consecutive season. and there's -- >> we're going to have this go wherefore it leads us. and we're going to be thorough. and the possibility may affect coming years. . >> apparently, the evidence that papers and homework done by others. no one being dismissed. the university

particular and all of the people we've been working with throughout the city for the great job they've done for the last four or five dies since the earthquake. this is the first time i've seen the system we've put together for both alerting and providing services work the way it is supposed to i think we've learned a lot because of the rim fire we've gotten better and we get better for the future. i am now going to ask rob who is deputy director of d b m to give us an update on the status of earthquake itself >> thanks ann. just a couple of basics on the south napa earthquake for those who are not familiar obviously with the maximum 6.0 it was registered about a 7 on the scale which is the major shaking to put that in context that's similar; right we experienced 25 years ago so that gives us an idea of how 1r0i7b9 the shaking was at epic center there's been one hundred after shoekz that are expected and we can expect to see that in the next 7 to 10 days and they put that at the 11 percent chance of having a lot of aftershock. the constitutional earthquake that destroyed the city was an aftershock that exceeded the magnitude of the earthquake. occupying often

we'll show you how philadelphia's planning to show its support for the first city team to play for the title. britt? >> looks like they're having a great time and we'll see fantastic conditions throughout our entire area. look at the sunrise at cape may. temperatures today staying in the 70s. i'll let you know if that's true for the weekend, as well. coming up. >>> good morning. going to be a fall-like friday as we head into the rest of today. a cool start. temperatures ranging between the high 40s and low 60s. bring a jacket when you head out the door. below average temperatures will continue today and tomorrow and then we're tracking a chance of showers heading into your sunday. but a beautiful start to your weekend and into your workweek. for philadelphia right now, clear skies. 60 degrees. our humidity is at 69% and light wind speeds right now and throughout the rest of our area, only 48 degrees in the poconos. 56 in reading and 53 in westchester and 57 in mt. holly and a bit warmer, mild stone here in stone harbor at 63 degrees. a cold and chilly start if you're in millville. you'

community it doesn't build on the relationship we're lucky that zendesk was the first company to move into mid-market and the city metrics office the first company that came waltz cob and was translate to actually spend time in our neighborhood building relationships you see it in the room we have residents and nonprofits that serve the community for years and years and small businesses and property owners that are here as well. i can't tell you how amazing but difficult it's not easy to do. i knew i was in trouble when i was calling to invite resident to come and mark with me last weekend i got a couple phone calls i got long pauses and it was embarrassing. (laughter) and especially it dawned on my me oh, no corporations are their it's a officials said you can (inaudible) and i'm glad it's passed because i knew they were going to give me a run for my money claufr. it's authentic when i was in tenderloin school i didn't ask how tenderloin was doing people divorced and it's about our kids i st. anthony's to be serving our clients over and over and over and over again, it's great to do a volunteer center but to sen

we are the first city to allow dreamers to get internships and apply for a summer jobs program. d on the drivers license reforms in illinois for new immigrants, and we set up our own account and raise money to help that to help kids go to college. i think the united states has a self-evident self-interest. it will take a while to get the political systems to react. i hope they take steps this fall. >> how would you describe yourself technologically? are you late 20th century? >> i would say somewhere between gas people joke i still have a flip phone. i do it because of how many e-mails i get. i am always checking on that. i would say i am comfortable with technology. i read the papers. i read books on it. download information, constantly. and my always downloading a new app? no. >> you mentioned libraries. it seems like the library can serve as more than a place to get a book. >> libraries have along history overseas. public libraries are as close to education as the public school and can be as important. it is important because it is the next-generation you want to be emphasizin

in the meantime use one of two alternates. first one is ridge avenue to cityenue bridge back on to 76 west. you could continue west on 76 past lincoln drive to the second city avenue exit ramp. state police say this should be cleared up in 30 minutes. we will let you know when we get word of that, chris. >> that same area will be crowded this weekend because philadelphia is kicking off labor day weekend. we will see made in america festival. thousands will be pouring in the city and police want to make sure this goes off without a hitch. fox 29's dawn timmeney is live with how the city plans to keep everyone safe, dawn. >> the city has been mapping out a specific game plan for two months new to ensure that everyone has a good time when gates opened up tomorrow at noon but that they stay safe at the same time. this is a huge event so that can be difficult. our cameras were allowed a sneak peak inside of the many meetings that were held regarding security for made in america festival 2014 and fbi, law enforcement, home land security, event sponsors, everybody in

legislation the underlying value of the legislation to address the city's affordability crisis how can we live in our city of 7 by 7 miles it addresses it in two receptors first of all, we know that the status quo of what we see with sharing housing is pushing san franciscans out of your city we've seen instances of landowner ellis act the full building for rental i want to agree with the city attorney those are situations that need to be pursued under the law. but on the other hand, i note we know there are xrirg tenant that have entered into multiple units and they lease out other units for a bed people's 3 and breakfast those are not doing activity i that support that will establish an enforcement structure if you're using a shareable housing to allow housing to be used aren't year as vacation rentals or bed-and-breakfast i could be fined that's one of the portion. on the other hand, it's any prospective and i think it's shared by as follows that home sharing has allowed struggling residents to live in our expensive city whether it be seniors or students out of town or whether it be working families that are visiting families whether workers traveling foye

the bay area city that's about to get a super fast internet. >> this will be the first city in the state of california to have fiber. >> the surprising part is who's providing it. that's new at 6:00. sdplrkts relieved of duty and sent home. criminal charges may be coming for the chp officer seen in the video punching a woman alongside the southern california freeway. authorities stripped officer daniel andrew of his badge and his gun. he was also removed from desk duty and administrative leave while prosecutors reveal the case. in the video you're watching right there, you can see the officer repeatedly punching the woman. community leaders are calling for a federal civil rights investigation. >>> anyone who's ever thought that you can't buck the system should take note of a family who refused to back down. the 16-year-old daughter got suspended from high school for allegedly fighting. cell phone video shows she was attacked and the donnellys refused to accept the district's decision that their daughter was at fault. mark matthews first broke the story when it first happened. the donnell

. >> we're the first city hit by a national trend and that is a proliferation of gambling all over. >> reporter: as ac makes effort to transition from gaming independent, they come on the backs of thousands of casino work hours will be laid off. laura gold's husband is one. >> he put in for a transfer and he has not been called. i don't know. i guess we are taking it one day at a time. we really don't have any plans. >> reporter: governor chris christie was on the boardwalk in point pleasant and remain positive about the future of atlantic city. >> never want to see anybody lose their jobs but fact is it appears it is down sizing was inevitable. >> it is a problem in new jersey. >> reporter: while crowds filled the boardwalk this labor day weekend to enjoy the shore there will be many with an happy end to um iser. >> not very fun, worried. >> reporter: on wednesday there will be a large resource center set up the atlantic city convention center to help workers navigate as they try to file for unemployment and get other assistance to help them through the rough days ahead. in atlantic

mayor when the mayor of the city said i don't want you see you colored folks picketing in my city they met from 64 and they became a commission on the other hand, and guess who was the first director mayor ed lee and everything went on the shelf it's a shame of what happened in this city and your time is up >> it hurts. >> thank you you for your comments. do we have any others speakers >> yes. mr. washington. >> since in the recorded i want to not piggy back but what she said with you it's observe she's mentioned olsen lee and mayor ed lee is lee twin brothers i go back to others lisa i'm losing any mind here but this is important it will be coming out in some of my notes my 25 year history how the city has a game change that dramatically changed with ed lee coming to be the mayor the history of mayor ed lee he was a lawyer and dealt with remained when jessie jack son came to town. yes. i was back so there documenting things and here 15 or 20 years later he's the mayor he seemed like he don't care but the power redevelopment agency has been changed now with checks and balances but when i put out this case and all the people you will clearly see when you connection the dot

the shooting. hours later other shootings took place throughout the city leaving three people injured. it was a violent night in the city, first shooting happened at an anti violence event in fairmount park, there was a peace concert held at dell music enter when shots were fired. man in his 20's was

manage the traffic signals in the city i bay area light work the contractor and a lot of folks coming together to make sure their delivered on time and on budget. another part of the city first name family that's part of the family is the police department and as much as we do to dry to 69 design out bad behavior so to have that enforcement to making the streets safer we rely entirely on our partners at the police department you'll hear from the chief they've stepped up their efforts to make sure we're sending a clear signal for people who are driving or walking in san francisco you've got to follow the laws so everyone is safe please join me in welcoming our chief greg suhr >> would we could design out bad behavior (laughter) it's a pleasure to be here i want to thank the mayor and supervisor tang and the other 10 members of the board for their commitment to devotional to having zero traffic fatalities in san francisco. this is literally what is happening when a plan comes together there's 3 pieces to vision zero enforcement that is the responsibility of the police department and i want to give a shout out to the captain for their officers of the san francisco police depart