this at the didn't serve on the commission but on the smallusiness advisory council prior to this commission being formed so we wouldn't be here in this commission if that wasn't for pat sheriff hennessy one of the people behind the formation of the small business commission and tonight i'd like to adjourned this meeting. >> point and her husband chris were the appropriations bill of the de bois neighborhood before the de bois triangle association and in the late san jose pat host a sunday morning talk show that focused on working we've got a long ways to go and local politics a passionate writer and pat founded and created the visitacion valley newspaper and she was active in that neighborhood even though she didn't live in the neighborhood sherry she was active and a regular column i thought for the san francisco independent and - she ran ore own public relations and worked tireless to preserve the unique neighborhoods ever san francisco she's gotten many, many awards from stat senators and city leaders and mayor willie brown proclaimed pat

the island last week. one was the annual national night out the lead organizer being mark connors, but i will say that it really showcases strong a community really exist on treasure island is all the various entities including the tiger woods of course as was the villages and charities and partnerships and job court and everyone came together and the police officers as well, fire department and everybody really come together to support the community safety and community building aspect national mike out represents. then, we also on saturday at the annual back-to-school backpack get giveaway and that the lead organizer for that this year was justice christiana from the ymca who did an awesome job. that was supported also by catholic charities treasure island home development initiative, and we got the y got a donation for the backpacks and we got us donation for the school district for all the school supplies and the of center was there to promote their programs for the youth on the island. of course, the y af

the street the proposed plan is this one you can see the parking is at at angle to nor cars will be able to park on the street the green we went to 25 feet 18 feet are 25 feet so we met out there a week ago and can't go under 25 feet a building with 40 feet we need 26 feet we're working together and supposed to be coming back with a proposal of 26 feet but they'll have to change the parking so those are some of the challenges not just bulb out or circles. >> this last thing so when we put in the angleed parking a one-way street instead of a two-way not a big issue you notice the big yellow that is a 13 foot bulb out 13 feet that is how far the cars is all of a sudden laguna we can't take a right we'll have to go to market street and down the street that creates an operational issue i relied to it to them the long line is an island they'll came back with a new bulb out slung to laguna we can take a right and respond to the fire everybody has an agenda for parking and wider situations and get somewhere and do our job together that is been good now the ne

yes, the apaches. they were on the southern plains and they've moved into areas south of new mexico into northern mexico. they are conducting extensive raid on spanish settlements. let's make peace with everybody else and go after these guys. let's attack the apaches and end these raid not just on new mexico but other spanish settlements in what is now northern mexico. what makes it so difficult to defend new mexico and the other spanish settlements? what's the strategic difficulty? sam? yeah, it's a big place. it's a large colony. it's thinly settled so it's not especially densely populated. you've got a large area with a lot of outlying ranches and small villages and so forth. what's the great danger for a spanish ranch for example in the 1750s? >> the apaches could show up to your house, burn it down, do a little dance and leave long before anybody even realized what was happening. >> exactly. the great problem is there's no way -- the spanish can't keep a military force in every ranch in new mexico. they've got

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out in the atlantic. more ont coming up in the accuweather 7-day forecast. karen what about roads. >> breaking news. a big accident right now causing problems this is in east whiteland township in chester county. right on moore hall road at atwater drive and ems crews on the scene right now. we are hearing that someone was reportedly ejected from one of the vehicles so give them some room here, avoid more hall road at atwater drive here in east whiteland township. at least one lane is blocked but as more crews come to the scene they may need to shut that down entirely. let's take you outside and check on 422. we're looking live at trooper and that's your eastbound traffic. no delay, no weather related problems out there. roads are dry. you can see a little more volume on the roads as more people headed back to school. we've got a problem over here, this is a new accident coming in to us in cheltenham montgomery county marvin road at thompson road and this accident in camden has been causing problems all morning.

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the detour set up. traffic being detoured on to the avenues here, and no delays on the west side highway either. alternate-side parking rules in effect don't text and drive. >> alex, thank you so much. >>> caught on camera, a wild multirollover crash in florida, and it's hard to believe, but the driver survived this. morning. a source surveillance camera captured it erfle times. the car came to an stop nearby. bystanders ran over to help. >> people came by with fire extinguishers. we pulled the guy out so he didn't burn alive. >> i start to pull him out, and another guy help the me, and we pull him out of the car, and then the cops and paramedics took over. re suffered head trauma. no word on his condition today, but just amazing he survived that. >> he had the seat belt on. that's incredible. >>> it's 4:54. donald trump in a war of words with the father of a fallen u.s. soldier. how trump is defending himself k soul. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. 12 seconds. that's the

the horizon for us is one of the collections that i curate is the air racing collection, so there's a small air racer, nemesis nxt that we're having come in the fall that's going to go on display and it's the world's fastest airplane that's built from a kit, 400 miles per hour. so it tells that story of individual initiative, high technology, and it's produced by one of the winningest air racing pilots, teams, and designers, so these are the kinds of stories that we want to share with the american public and the rest of the world, and it's the way that we have to always fully vet and justify that technology, those artifacts, coming into the museum. >> are there other museums like this elsewhere in the world? >> there are other national museums, and the u.s. -- and the rest of the world. so we have our national military museums t national museum of the air force, the national museum of naval aviation are contemporaries to us. the seattle museum of flight. but you also have national museums such as the musee de

another one for moti in palo alto. and the moti one was relaxed, and the president xi dinner was wonderful as well, but it was very formal, and we were working hard to get our relations just right. it wasn't quite as comfortable as with india. so i agree with you, i don't think this should be about the horse race. i think it's very much in our interests for both of them to succeed. because as i said, you can't solve climate change without them. you can't change -- solve a lot of the world's other big problems without them. and in spite of what we've heard in our presidential campaign, our economies don't succeed unless these two growing economies become the engines of, continue to be the engines of world growth. >> let's talk about one of those problems, the environmental issues. china is now the world's biggest emitter of co2, for example, and india is probably the world's fastest growing emitter. so a common -- and, obviously, it affects what happens in those two countries, it affects the world economy, it affects the united

going to the airport. no word oned the computer outage or when the system will be back online. the ripple effect is affecting the airports in the bay area and around the world. we have links on the website, ktvu.com so that you can find out the status of your flight. we also have links on how to rebook a flight and delta will be waving mack -- waiving the rebooking fee. again, taking a look you can see these long lines, and we spoke with one lady that has been here since 11 pm last night dealing with the delays. we asked if we could talk with her, and she said she is just too exhausted to talk at this point. a lot of frustrated customers waiting in line in the status of the flights, trying to figure out how to get where they need to go. >> i was asking about in terms of the mood, and i'm sure it feels like a long night if you been there all night. i would think without knowing, when i'm stuck in don't know when i will get out, that is the worst part.>> reporter: that is the problem, no word on when the problem will g

there that a home up the block was on fire. right now, we do want to reiterate there is no indication that this fire is at all relate to any of the unrests we've been seeing around sherman and burleigh. it appears to for now to be a routine house fire call. however we do see a heavy presence of firefighters and police officers here in the area around the area of 41st has been blocked off as crews respond to the blaze here. live at001st and burleigh, today's tmj4. >> also worth mentioning firefighters have been busy over the last few days and though it is not connected at this point, still a big job for them. turning on twitter, hashtag milwaukee unrest. pushing to end the violence. this hair, pray for milwaukee. an eye whole world be blind. these are people that live in milwaukee sending out the tweets. another one. when i wake up, please let this be over. people obviously upset about what is happening in their city. some on social media frustrated by the violence in the community. many condemning the violence. saying sherman pa

on the peninsula and one in synol and we are moving forward with the vegetation removal non-vegetation removal on the peninsula and that project will be the last year to be completed i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> questions. >> comments. >> thank you for your report any public comment on the report. >> anyone else. >> i want you to know on my piece of paper to discuss the red dots. >> how did you know. >> i've heard you ask that before alu. >> general manager. >> that concludes any short report. >> next item. >> please madam secretary. >> the bosca update. >> good afternoon and thank you for your patience. >> good afternoon michael the waters resource manager for bosca the center regrets but wants me to give you a short report on the cost saves a lag time in getting results we were able to put together a graphic and want to start out with - >> start out the gold bars in the graphic the individual conservatism target by the agencies the blue bars is users the lawyers color motif etch the 24 agencies that ar

for the two prosecutors on the case for mr. lundy so if mr. lundy says i didn't make that it has to be one of the two prosecutors. >> it had to be one of the two prosecutors and one was not there on the day the deal was struck only mr. lanier was. if that is not mr. lanier spot process i don't see that gets you to clear error in the striking of mr. hood or ms. garrett. >> now for the false statement the reason, one of the reasons for garrett being struck is that that -- was arrested and the prosecutor doesn't know that at the time. he doesn't know until after the voir dire that he was arrested. so how could he possibly be there at the time of this lack. >> i don't think the record bears that out. the highlighter knows that the petitioner wants to say they used voir dire. angela is written out besides ms. garrett's name and did mr. lundy's notes were he wrote down things prior to war dear and what he know about jurors he wrote down to maryland garrett, angela garrett a cousin and mr. lanier testified. >> i'm sorry. did the habeas

the bright red color. let's take a look and see what's on the inside. these buses are totally electric and they can get through an one charge. brand new so 36 in total is going to replace the old fleet which is actually necessary. the old fleet 16 years in the running so they have seen their fair share of passengers. 45,000 passengers per day. so these buses see a lot of traffic basically 200,000 miles is what the old buses had on them. these are brand new and can get through the day with one they have ac on them to stay cool during the summer. these buses that go from union i don't know station to civic station have seen their better days. there's 36 of them. the public can get its own viewing today at skyline park starting at 11:00. right now this is your sneak peek. live in union station, jamie leary, cbs4 news. host riory. >>> a shooting at a la airport terminal -- what was reported to be a shooting. police serged the airport but say they found nothing. officers say a loud noise caused the scare. vide man into custody wearing a zorro costume with a p

the peninsula a little cooler and still sees some 70 is particularly on the bayside the court on happens for tonight. >>reporter: we will have a deeper look at the forecast. >>james: friends and family at of a colors to are surging flood answers this morning he was shot and killed while playing a game and a popular san francisco to respond we don't know the motive for the crime and no arrests have been made we do know that he was an athlete and loved by many. >>j.r. stone: he will be remembered for his smile his love to play baseball and attractive when he was killed this past saturday night friends say that he was playing the game and a quad apartment your dallas where san francisco it was between 930 and 10 at 9 the firm and saw someone in the red shirt running from the area he was a baseball player at the delta college and played on a menlo park legends this summer is manager says he did not have any enemies his former coach says he will remember the great ball player that he was. >>james: and other bay area headlines we now know what made so many people sick at a party over the weeke

the issue on the bqe west with a stalled vehicle. we had construction with one or two lanes blocked. it's the southbound side near paramus road with one it's possible but just be careful. is moving into the east #alex in 19 with an accident happening with the truck. a ton of traffic here. something to keep in mind. getting slow with rubbernecking. now, and the belt parkway will be the next picture. one issue if you will be traveling along the five train. you will want to keep that in mind. the li double r is looking good. so is the past train running on are close to schedule. area to the road on the white house. donald trump keeps up his criticism of obama. >> he will not back down as tom petty says. even though others want him to. gauger was following the road to the white house and she is outside. >> good morning. >> donald trump's poll numbers continue to slip. that he made. he is doing with another problem. >> can you imagine? losing to her? can you imagine? >> fox news confirms that 70 republicans have sent a letter to the commit

all of them in the middle of the hump on the northbound lanes. animal rights advocate says he's offering $5,000 to anyone with information on who is killing the cats. >> anybody that is abusing an an animal is ultimatelae going to end up abusing a child, a spouse, a human being and we just can't tolerate that. >> one -- when she saw it tossed on the bridge last week. that cat had scratches but otherwise is ok. anyone with information should call the fhp. >>> we're hearing the disturbing 911 call from a man in martin county who walked in on his neighbors being stabbed to death. the man tried to help but was >> deputies say 19-year-old austin haroof killed a couple in their garage. the first deputy on scene says haroof bit off part of the man's face. deputies say a stun gun and canine had no effect on him and eventually pried him off the victim and took him into custody. the neighbor tried to help, is expected to survive. so far there's no known motive for the attack. >>> a judge denied bail for the man accused of killing a mosque leader and his ass

along with the suits worn by the astronauts on the moon, these symbolized that very historic moment in time, july 1969, when human beings first set foot on another body in our solar system. and in effect, won the space race. when children look at this spacecraft, they often say that doesn't look like a spaceship, because we tend to think that spacecraft are always streamlined and made to look like rockets more than anything else. but this spacecraft has an interesting design and in many ways it's fairly primitive given the job it needed to do. it didn't need to be stream lined on the outside because it was not going to operate in the atmosphere. it would only operate in the vacuum of space. and it would not be subject to strong gravitational field on the moon. so it's actually fairly flimsy in some areas. the legs are obviously strong and mount for the rocket engine is strong but the craft itself and particularly the crew module or crew cabin was really fairly spartan. it had two windows. neil armstrong had command of the craft during the final descent to landing. both of them were sta

the train here. in two hours you are literally on the slopes. just $39 one-way. the best part is you are not sitting in the ski traffic. you'll want to act soon. tickets go on sale in less than two hours on amtrak.com. these tickets are expected to way isn't going to last. according to the amtrak website where you can get the tickets the $39 will sell out. then the price goes up to $49. the trainnstarts january 7th. it will run every saturday, sunday and holiday united nations security -- monday. you'll have to buy your tickets now. platform and walk feet tt the ski lifts at the resort. there are two cool things about this. it is a one-way ticket. night or the week and just take the one-way ticket back. introduction of the university of colorado a-line out of town skiers can fly in, train to union station, train to the resort, train all the way back. no rental car required. >> i'm so excited about this. >>> it might be less expensive to take a today trip for the holiday weekend. we'll explain why. >>> presidential candidates are weighing in on colinn kaepernick's

the fire department just pulling up on the scene. it looks like they're able to try to access one of the fire hydrants in the area. we'll continue to monitor this and watch as they try to battle this fire. they do have milwaukee police officers here with them to make sure that it's safe for them to try to knock but the fire definitely getting going here, in the roof of the oh reilly auto store. this is 35th street and burleigh, the fire at the gas station at the corner of 43rd continues to rage. there were no firefighter at that one because they were under duress as they tried to put that one out. we're getting thick black smoke shooting from the roof of this building here at the corner of generally the same area where all the unrest is taking place. anchor: so are people moving in this direction? i know the fire department is there, the police department, are people standing around coming in that direction? or staying a few blocks away. reporter: it's interesting, there's a couple of fast food restaurants on the corner, i see a coupl

on a roll. we have got clear skies out there, the sun not up until 5:41 -- cool to start and 60's on the north and south shore, but look at this, down here on the vineyard it is 47 so there are definitely some cool pockets. another comfortable start, another quiet day, the position shifted a little bit, now more to the south and east which will allow us southwesterly wind to bring in. some of these could be severe with a marginal risk of severe storms tomorrow. temperatures climbed quickly, 70's by 9:00 a.m. and then into the 80's we go, topping of near 90 and that southwesterly wind will keep you in the 80's down on cape cod. let's see how we are looking. olessa: good morning. we start things off with a live look expressway by the south bay mall. you can see on the northbound side, still looking pretty quiet. one issue that we had been watching, this accident involving a tractor-trailer, that couldn't maneuver the turn. they are still cleaning up that situation and we will keep you posted. south of town, no major problems. construction in the final stages. roadwork is also picking up on comes out

the business. >>robin winston: checking in on some of the other bridges from the bay area fairly quiet does one know the problems for 92 chipping in also drive times know the problems was for from 242 antioch quiet on the out to my a quick to minute trip or just under 20 minutes. >>james: 37 people are dead after magnitude six. to work with rock's central and leave that a quick hit southeast of the garcia it was also felt a lot hundred miles away we have pictures of the damaging conceivable route in the streets in the town of our material our literature residents are buried underneath the debris is not known how many people are trapped there are ongoing cnn affiliate says that rescue crews are on the scene are calling people to see if anyone would answer is you see in this video it was not until the sun came up that people began to see the extent of the damage it was centered in american canyon but there was heavy damage in there by now but in berlin home a hard didnt plan build the rich have a more than a thousand others had to yellow tag because one of $400 million in damage and continues even to

of our new bikes called the miss perfect. working on getting this ready for the 50s take commission good one to have.a you are a graduate of the cleveland institute of art what do c you like doing here is encouraging and developing new engineers in the field. look, the idea in your head? >> one ?- zero for something you can sit on set on and push aroundnd i will take a free one when you get done. >> ra cleveland cycle works this about 100 miles per hour this is record i usually never talk about prices but these started 21 then they needed them customized s of the hour ?- jessicaom ?- >> the same agreement with the cleveland public school district in teachers and teachers union coming up,,v i'll let you know about a possible strike coming on the same day as returning to school. plugged and we will take in we will take your calls and thoughts wl coming up. >> good morning, storm fox radar still showing a couple of very light showers in lake county but notice hardlyla widespread coverage we look back at that as good morning, cleveland and

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on the right. >> the reasoning between the changes indoors one the utility door on the bottom partion that one needs compliant code egress for the utilities and pg&e and storage and right now it is technically not the code and we would like to make it has a width that the fire department and different utilities can assess it and no problem the second door count height is two short it is under 6 foot 8 the minimum code regulation we want to make that both the width and height to abnormal standard door with a threshold that will be in line with the streets it we want to fix that that's the only reasons we're changing it. >> commissioner pearlman. >> yeah. i wanted to agree that having been in the position before that we should go ahead with this you know get this approved and allow the owner 0 come back at a latter time - we shouldn't change the pathway at that time. >> any public comment on this item? >> my name is silvia johnson. and this item has you know not very - make adjustments on the doors in the district has - a code name numbers looks in view with the code numbers on mcall

randy: the red sox come out on fire against the mariners in seattle. david ortiz gets them on the board in the first with an rbi single. in the fourth, hanley ramirez knocks one way back, 454 feet to put the sox up 2-0. it's 4-0 sox when seattle gets on the board in the eighth, but a solo homerun, an rbi single, and a three-run homer puts the mariners up 5-4. that would be the final. tense moments between a reds infielder joey votto and a fan. votto chases after a foul ball near the stands while the fan puts his arms up to catch it. votto misses the ball and grabs the fan's shirt in disgust, but take a second look. watch closer. the fan never touches the ball. votto realizes his mistake later on and returns to apologize to the fan, even giving him a signed baseball. this. it is foam day in dedham. the city's parks and rec department posting this video from a previous year. today's foam day takes place at the dedham pool at 10:00 a.m. emily: that looks like a lot of fun, actually. i think it is supposed to be for the kids. so we are not invited? cindy: s

next. ♪ ♪keep on the sunny side ♪always on the sunny side ♪keep on the sunny side of life♪ ♪keep on the♪always on the sunny side ♪keep on the sunny side of life♪ pakistan... ==topvo== at least 63 people are now confirmed dead .. after a powerful bomb exploded >>> breaking news in pakistan. at least 3i6r people have been confirmed dead. this after a powerful bomb debt nates on the grounds of a hospital. no one is claiming responsibility. >>> russia's para olympics team is dealing with the own massive doping scandal that may shut the entire team out of the upcoming summer games. they announced across the board ban preventing from all russian para olympians from competing. teams being tied to the doping scandal. about half of russia's olympics team is not being allowed to compete. russia plans to appeal the ban. >>> student athletes call it a crisis in college sports. the mental health of young people competing at an elite level. senior investigative reporter traveled to to talk with dr. brian hanline. the chief medical officer for the ncaa. the group surveyed 21,000 athletes and found a s

and in a way, it is rather like the container calls on the one hand you have all these changes made on the other hand, you hava much more interaction with people in a distance and then you've got water and camels in the distance has gotten larger and larger about you start up be whole business of let's say you paid in exchange for gold. it may take months to get there and you don't even know the person at the other end so you get into this business of anonymous trade. >> i was wondering your thoughts about the impact affecting -- >> is at th it the new donkey or something else? >> it's in the industrial revolution. industrial revolution. >> thank goodness. there's this idea sending the army of drones out to deliver individual packages is not goin to happen in any foreseeableall. future. they said you can as long as yoa have a human operator in sight of it. you have to drive there and then deploy to deliver. now the companies that are itching to have drones are those like ups and federal express because they run these crazy overnight goods. they are doing the work for 95% of what they d

>>reporter: with that and he continues to search through the rubble that was once of victorian on the corner lot but now he can only hold on to pictures and memories of what once stood he managed to find a couple recognizable things in the ring although chartered many items brought back the memories is still has a sense of humor. >>james: this is that the is arson and continue to hear more coming from that part of the north bay to a quick look. >>j.r. stone: you can see the damage is extensive this is one home that brought into the ground as you look through this debris you cannot make out much of anything nothing nothing would say that's how bad it was which of the gentleman who was not in this house but this home directly behind the fence he refused to evacuate and then took out the holes and sprayed everything down there now are recommending what he did because right next door there rooflines and they were very bad but again as return determined to look off into the distance and look like snow was on the ground the baddest ass from the fire you concede the crews were still out here

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john jacob astor, he was not the first on the west coast, but he was one of the earlier ones and he came up with the idea of sending trade goods from new york around cape horn by ship to the mouth of the columbia, trading them to the coastal indians that were here for first. -- furs. ,nd then taking them to china trading them to the chinese for a criminal markups -- four incredible markups, and then taking the luxury goods of china like porcelain and soaks -- si lks, back to london and new york. so he wanted a fleet of ships circling the globe continuously and trading goods all along the way, each with an incredible markup. and thomas jefferson had a vision of, he was hoping that astor's settlement would be the first seeds of an american, or of a democracy, he was not even saying it was an american democracy. he thought it would be the first seeds of a democracy on the west coast. and something like a sister democracy to the united states. spread toacy would the east and the two of them would join in the middle and make a whole country of democracy. so that is the background. so what i w

on the main floor there and have more non-glazed areas and possibly put more emphasis on the pains somearation on the windows but could be made better you have a cornice on the top that ties in fairly well with the house to the next side and have more detail possibly and as far as the top floors concerned i'm okay with commissioner moore's is that removing the deck that faces - >> street side yes. >> i don't see the need for two decks there and but otherwise, it seems like is a good good thing and non-conforming dump that looks like little house at the back you know i'm not sure why it was positions to far back in the lot if look like there is much to it adds two units and replaces one project sponsor did conform with our wishes to make a second unit seems to be a fairly reasonable a little bit bigger at the expense of the other one it is okay. >> commissioner vice president richards this is a demolition small commissioner antonini say dump on a very large lot and it maybe more expensive but a good use of land versus the last project i'm fully post. >> commissioner johnson. >> thank you

of the concerns we do more than that extensive drilling on the weekend more special hand coverage and still respond to emergency calls so one side inspections on top of all that. >> let me ultimately we'll need nor people in the department to do what we have to do in order to have the kind of inspection program that i think we as a city need we're going to have more personnel; right? >> take a more active role good idea. >> when you make those inspections your building awareness of the property and the firefighters that are inspecting overseeing buildings need to not only look at it from an awareness stand point to protect that building if it were on fire but also be on the look out for code violations so two sets of criteria in their minds when they're going through an apartment building. >> agreed and in response i know what comment you're addressing the engine company the roles two-fold respect to the building and at the same time it serves an, an orientation not one or the other both are important. >> right. >> that education includes the company captains approximatel

the impact of the railroads on the region was an extremely important one. e community, particularly with its connection of the grand trunk railway and then the later construction of the st. clair river tunnel in the 1890s not only continued our immigration point but it meant that we one of the very first stops when someone came to visit the united states or came through as one of the last stops. several people decided to make our area in some part because of that. it also fed many of the industries along the line that would not have come you otherwise. you have places that still exist, mueller brass, port huron engine and pressure, several industries tied to the auto industry later on, auto light, although is basically came to this region because of the connection with the ray road. but also the connection with the water. that double, with somewhat unique for us. the fact you could pick one or two different things really is a huge thing even to this day. because for large industries you still need a redbook presents. for all of them to move their freight in

th >>> a push to protect the passengers on board the tour buses, the assembly member calling on the senate to pass the bill that he introduced by the end of the month. the proposal would allow communities to set up their own inspection program, right now only done by the chp, the bill introduced after the november tour bus crash injuring 19 people. the police investigation found the crash caused by the driver that was cited for speeding. >>> and we have our simply mill for -- assembly member here to talk about this. this is the round robin, and the california highway patrol is in charge of inspecting the tour buses but they can only inspect 130 year, so this is kind of a round robin. >> right now we have two bills going through, and they will be increasing the number of investigations.>> let's back it up, you would allow the local districts to raise money in charge however they can't and pay the chp to do more. and why does the state not just cause -- charged the company's more that are doing this shuttles? >> we will increase the bill that will help the matter, and it will help to solve t

the dollar. we are up in particular on the south korean. keep an eye on the aussie dollar, the kroner, commodity related as x market. really among the g 10, this is a sea of weakness for the u.s. dollar today. that is interesting as we move into the other u.s. treasuries, many feeling stocks are trading in bonds to the dollar right now. have another look at the fx. yuan. you and eye on the this is a sign of volatility, or the lack thereof. e,is is the chines a story of dollar weakness. but notably the volatility, on my screen, the lowest we have seen since november. look at where we are trading, currently in the red circle. clearly, volatility coming down. there is hope of stabilization. we saw yesterday some of the data coming out of china that stabilizing somewhat in deflation, expectation will not see a suppression, a deep appreciation from the government and particularly. and monetary policy coming from thechinese, could stem removal of money from china. and quickly, a quick look at oil. in focus, down below $43. weekly u.s. data once ag

and finally the cornerback picked up one on the end. we've seen it all night. we talked about paul gunther and that aa blitz. it's about getting immediate pressure on the quarterback. so many times you don't have time to run around the edge to get there. >> mike: third and ten, jaguars running around disguising their coverage. bengals flinched. >> referee: false start, offense number 48. five-yard penalty. remains third down. >> mike: third and 15. you mentioned todd walsh earlier. there he is. another great defensive coordinator. we said what are you about off the field? >> cris: he said i like harleys and skull tattoos. up and down both arms he has nothing but skull tattoos. he wears a lot of long-sleeve shirts i guess. >> mike: for the national tv games. first year as defensive coordinator. he was in tampa and seattle with gus bradley. peterson picked up the flag a moment ago, only gets two yards. pullard, who has the go-ahead touchdown for the jaguars, makes the tackle. >> cris: got to give the jags credit. they have hung in there. these guys, we talked abou

assaults on three women. the man on the bike reaches out and assaults the woman and then rides off and doesn't look back. this is one of five assaults this month. >> the victims are wearing dresses and coming up behind them on his bicycle and reaches up under the dress and sexual 15uly assaults them. four days later an incident in the 900 block of lombard and two more attacks on the 13 and along the 700 block of north 8th and south 13 and. in that case the assailant was on foot. >> they were shocked by the crimes. >> the offender is described as a hispanic male, stocky build and 5'4" to 5'6", his backpack is distinctive said to be black with orange side panels. there is a large strap on the front. >> well, police are continuing to look for clearer video of the assailant's face, if what has been described to far, is familiar to you, either the description or the backpack, the special victims unit would love to have a phone call from you. >> all right thank you. >>> two men accused of having sex with a 15-year-old

or more aggravating circumstances. >> not the same one. >> not the same one. getting back to justice breyer's point about the cocaine in the math methamphetamine. we know that the element element here's to take someone not eligible and make someone eligible is due to one or more aggravating circumstances. it's not a specific one. it is like shad versus arizona we can't say if the jury agrees there was premeditation or felony murder. in fact that was the case at this defendants back in 1998 he was convicted of first-degree murder and the guilt phase jury was instructed they could return that verdict either by finding premeditation or by finding felony murder. there was no jury finding as to which one it was. so, to answer your question about whether they all need to be the same or not, it would depend on how the state. >> you believe a simple majority is a jury jury unanimously or functional unanimously. >> it's finding it beyond a reasonable doubt in were relying on that in opera doc a. >> that was 10 - 2. >> does tend to to automatically mean. >> not automat

all the way down to 47 about the dewpoint on tuesday below the humid threshhold on wednesday, thursday when it starts to feel stickier, the most humid day of the week appears to be friday. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, today, gorgeous, breezy, sunny, less humid as we go through the day, high of 84. tomorrow, sunny and beautiful, 82. warmer on wednesday, but still sunny and nice, high of 87. a bit more humid partly sunny skies, high of 89 on thursday. friday a cold front approaches ahead of it there will be an uptick in the humidity as you just saw. 92 is the high. a front may trigger an afternoon shower or thunderstorm. we'll get up to 90 on saturday and sunday, for now we'll call it moderately humid and hopefully staying dry. 6:40, only in australia vandals leave behind crocodiles at the scene of the crime. >> a child with autism receives support when her mother posts on social media. >> reporter: a car is on its roof that flipped over on the westbound side approaching the schuylkill expressway. at this point traffic is squeezing by. allalready we're seeing major delay

they say the car was empty. one neighbor said he considered to jump into the water himself when it first happened. >> i was thinking if i seen somebody i would go in and see if i could help them but if i didn't see anybody i wasn't going in there because the gators in there are five, six feet long. >> deputies say the car doesn't belong to anyone who lives in the community. they did get in touch with the information comes out. >>> to the latest on the spread of the zika virus. yesterday the florida department of health announcing it's investigating five new locally transmitted cases in florida. these are people who got it by a mosquito bite here in florida. and includes one in pinellas county. officials have documented exactly location of where the transmission occurred. >>> today rick scott will be in taa county leaders. bob buckhorn is warning that the city can't wait any longer to take action against the spread of the zika virus. >>> where's the clothes? >> caught with her pants down literally. still to come -- a

the danville please page or next door on the blossom page in have been on the first street near losthe seat just across over the center median and collided with a car going in the opposite direction of the driver was hospitalized but we do not know the extent of the injuries now police are saying a third car may have been involved. >>will tran: to fix the problem has nothing to do with trying to we will explain. >>will tran: we've all smell them their awful. >>george: >>maureen kelly: most of the disabled and those pushing kids are expected to in door a sure severely stinky ride this send this one is civic center is one of the worst when i walk and the floors were wet experience that will hopefully improve once they replace the floorboard and 80 of the elevators the work and hard pressed the oakland coliseum stationed is expected to rent the floor from absorbent liquid chemical easier to cling to have of mr. inside the shaft the sprays out of bacteria eating enzymes to help you this one she is pushing backed against charges test is physically unfit for the warehouse. >>will tran: of

we share membership on the board of -- on a board. at i did say when i was at anrling yesterday is opportunity has been looked at by our people. i think it has strategic value to us. the world's hurts biggest refiner. sinopec posting a 22% decline in profit with net income down $3 billion. china's big three energy companies have all suffered this year. sinopecell 98% while announced its first ever full-your loss. -- four-year loss. broken turbines on three 787 planes with rolls-royce engines. the move comes after the airline canceled more than a dozen dreamliner flight last week. the company said broken turbine parts damaged other sections of the engine when they snapped off . a proposed 8.5 billion u.s. dollar natural gas export plant in canada is getting a boost as an aboriginal community has signaled openness to the project amid speculations that the location may be changed. the group is set to meet in the coming game -- the coming days. bloombergs your business flash. anna: thank you very much. the bank of japan has reiterated its

kenneth moton takes us on the trail. reporter: trump appeared on the campaign trail. on the ground in louisiana. donald trump was lending a hand. meeting the people impacted by the historic floods and touring the devastation. the g.o.p. nominee is working to pivot to look more presidential, admitted he hasn't always chosen the right words. >> i have done that. and believe it or not, i regret it. reporter: but he took time to criticize president obama who is taking heat for not cutting his vacation short to visit louisiana. >> the president doesn't want to get under the golf game. reporter: he welcomed trump to louisiana but not for a photo on. it comes after another shakeup in the management. chairman paul manafort is out re-signing under allegation he -- resigning un allegation he received illicit payments. manafort said he did nothing wrong but one of trump's son said his father didn't want to be distracted by manafort. hillary clinton's campaign released this video and a statement saying you get rid of manafort but it doesn't end the odd bromance that trump has with

the next appearance there were a lot of guys on set. the hangers on were around him. i don't know. underneath it all, the fact that after 2009 and that rihanna incident he got a second chance. >> people had good will for him. >> he got a second chance because of the amazing talent. since then there is alleged domestic -- >> got to watch who you hang out with, man. >> if he didn't post the that video didn't help, i don't think. blac chyna. a little update. another day, another magazine. this time she's talking to elle.com about her relationship with rob and the plans they have for their child. the baby will not be given a k name according to blac chyna saying she and rob agree on that. >> should be kourtney. like them or not, made the kardashians who they are. you can think what you want. you always let us know and we appreciate your thoughts and comments but kris jenner has been masterful at managing this brand. she's now brought in angela kardashian which is what blac chyna's name will be. >> i think it's tribute and heir to the dynasty. i love it. >> rob is talking about his weigh

the fact that onest important things of today's acquisition of 20 thousand square feet that is difficult as a park with parklets we want parks on a acre size we would like to find a acre to make that happen that's an important goal the conversation started in 2012 we were completing the bonds supervisor kim rightly pointed out her neighborhood were the neighborhood in the soma and tenderloin were dense and had the if i it open spaces we renovated and think about making sure that we were acquiring additional open spaces and i'd like to acknowledge toby and jane as prozac members one slides i wanted to show on the power point and i think i'm happy to distribute this i think that just as a point of reference we want to create a graphic which we're refining to show today's density verse the future density that is almost impossible to see this. >> dawn you can speak into that mike if you want. >> as you're looking this we're showing solid lines recommending the density and doted future density if you look a

shaking the body camera. >> get on the ground. >> dan whitney is one of our outstanding officers. it's a regular day for him. >> reporter: police tell us the seats of that suv were melting as this was happening. the driver of the vehicle did not survive. george and amy? >> oh, man. >> my heart was pounding watching that. >> didn't hesitate autoall. just a regular day. >> a pretty incredible day. >>> let's go baaing to ginger. look at the hail. you can see pounding into that, that same energy will head north an east today, anyone in kansas, wichita, i-70 west of kansas look out for damaging wind and hail and isolated tornados. let's get the weekend getaways brought to you by delta faucets. >> reporter: a couple of light sprinkle around in cape may county and around trenton. everybody else is dry, taking a look outside we have sunshine i can mixing with clouds over philadelphia. we're in the 70s it is muggy out there we're heading to a hot and uncomfortable afternoon. today partly sunny skies, 95. it will feel like 100 with the humidity. saturday and sunday, 91 cool drink weather. 92