[ cheers and applause ] >> finally, the time to debut the psa arrived. >> you guys, you've got to do is national road sety foundation competition. now, this is awesome. listen to this. we are gonna show you the winner of this past year's national road safety foundation competition, and i get to have the honor of introducing them. wheeling park high school sadd from west virginia! [ cheers and applause ] stand up. we are gonna share that with you all right here tonight. check it out. [ bell rings ] [ indistinct chatter ] ♪ >> hey, what's up, loser? >> bullies. >> get out of the way, nerd. >> they're in school. >> get out of the way, nerd. >> and they're also on the road. >> come on. let's go. let's go. >> especially when they tailgate. here, a sudden stop is no big deal. >> seriously?! >> come on! >> but on the road, tailgating can be deadly. [ tires squeal ] rear-end collisions cause approximately 2,000 deaths per year. don't learn by accident. give yourself a safety cushion. a message from the wheeling park high school sadd chapter and the national road safety foundation. [ cheers an

they're the winners of this year's driving skills 101 psa contest. >> the national road safety foundation is behind the driving skills 101 contest because students definitely have it's not enough to just know the rules of the road but to actually have the skill to drive that car on the road. >> the concept of the psa is that the tailgating you see on the road is very similar to the bullying that you see in school. >> action! >> as part of winning the contest, the wheeling students got to work with a professional tv crew from new york. the crew came to the school and shot scenes in the hallway... >> get out of my way, nerd. >> ...and on the road. >> then the crew returned home >> and then waiting, 'cause we were -- when we were finished, i was like, "well, can -- can the production people send us the -- you know, the psa, and they said, "no," we had to wait until the premiere here at the sadd conference. >> i'm really, really excited to see it. i can't wait to see the psa, and, um, a lot of us are actually excited to see it. >> good evening, sadd! [ cheers and applause ] >> you guys, you'v

action. >> there was still one more part of the production -- recording the narration for the psa. o students volunteered to do that. >> i did the voiceover. it was really fun because you always just think that you just talk and then it goes through, but no, you had to go, like, over and over. and little things like how you say "and" or how loud you say a word, it does make a difference. that was interesting. [ chuckles ] >> 5, 4, 3, 2... bullies -- they're in school, and they're on the road, especially when they tailgate. >> you're still too nice. >> oh, my god. >> they definitely learned that the making of a psa is a lot more work than they maybe thought it was. but i heard a lot of really positive things. they were like, "this is so much fun. this is great learning about this," so they really liked it. >> i learned that it takes a lot more people than just one camera guy and one director. >> i learned that it takes more shots of the same scene over and over to get it right. a lot of little things have to be corrected. i learned that. >> i thought it was a great first experience,

the skul consumer product safety commission shot the psa. jpp spent weeks in the hospital, losing his right index finger and severely injuring the rest of his hand. how has your recovery been the last year? >> it's good. you just got to overcome it. >> reporter: he says he thought he could get away from the firework in time like so many do. countless youtube videos show amateurs setting off fireworks. but the cpsc warns that even sparklers are not child's play. >> sparklers are incredibly dangerous. they bn torch. >> reporter: what's your message? >> leave the fireworks to the professionals. >>> and we should point out sparklers are the number one cause of injuries when it comes to fireworks. >> it says to hold them with oven mitts and have a water bucket near. >> it's not just a july fourth thing, a lot of weddings now you have sparklers. >> write your names in the air? >> yeah. exactly. i went to a wedding with sparklers. little did i know i'd need an oven mitt and bucket of water instead of wine nearby to put it out. >> i guess the wine wo

. >> take this moment right now, the psa for everyone at home to wear your seat belts. >>> human, we are all alike, but there are specific cultural differences like in america where we run across a bear, we do something like this. you notice how the person with this camera doesn't approach because that person is this guy. >> what? >> i thought that looked familiar. >> that was back in 2008 when i was touring around yosemite national park. >> i asked, can i use that video? when i saw this next video, makes this experience completely different. nick is not russian, these people are also camping. watch what happens next. the bear is like, you got food? i'll take it. you are absolutely correct, but it gets better because i think they may think this bear is a lab doer retriever because watch what happens. >> what! >> i know, what on earth. actually they treat it like a pet because the bear is the family pet. >> this bear is actually a bear actor. his name is stefan, but this is a camping area. the woman has a spoon. she is spoon feeding a bear. >> that's so freaking wild. i just feel bad

remember, i encourage every man at the age of 50 to see their physician, have a digital rectal exam, and get a psa measure. you've got to rule out cancer. then prosvent can help alleviate the problems of an enlarged prostate and increase your overall prostate health. >> and no side effects. >> these ingredients have been studied countless times with thousands of patients and no side effects. >> i'm glad to say we have a woman on the line -- francine from philadelphia. >> i am really worried about my husband. he says he's fine, but i know something's wrong with him because he just gets up all night long to go to the bathroom, and when he goes to the bathroom, he's in there forever. he said nothing's wrong, but it's because his p.h.-- p.s.-- whatever you call it -- psa is negative, and he just won't talk about it. what should i do? >> francine, you've got to talk to him. understand that it's unlikely that he has cancer. that's what the psa means. but those symptoms are horrible. and they're interfering with his life and yours. and you've got to persuade him that there is something that can be done a

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following allegations that she and teachers of cayuga elementary school changed students answers on the state psa exams. she pleaded guilty in february to charges of perjury and tampering with public records. philadelphia police are trying to track down a package thief who is using an indigo bike share rental as his get away vehicle. the first incident happened june 30th in the 600 block of addison street just before 12:30 in the afternoon. the thievery moved a package from a doorstep and rode off on a bike. police believe that is the same man seen on the 500 block of south 26th street at 3:15 that same afternoon. the suspect removed a package from a storm door there before riding off. >>> we are moving ever closer to the democratic national convention in philadelphia. organizers are hoping that one of the attractions will be just as popular as it has been at past conventions. and that would be political fest. "action news" reporter vernon odom is live at the union league in center city tonight. vernon. >> reporter: jim, throughout american history, time and time again, philadelphia's been the go

following allegations that she and teachers at cayuga elementary school changed student's answers on the state psaxams. she pled guilty to charges of perjury and tampering with public records. >> time to turn to dave murphy. sounds like today is the day to get outside if you have something to to. >> yell really yesterday was the day. today a little more humid. stickier on wednesday and oppressive by thursday. your exclusive look at storm tracker six live double scan and you can see that there is a lack of precipitation out there. as we take a look outside we have sky6 and there's the sun getting ready to come up over the horizon. down the shore you can see the sky getting pink and does look like we'll have a fair amount of sunshine today, perhaps mixing with a few more clouds than what we saw yesterday but still fairly bright. 68 degrees to start out in philadelphia this morning, 69 in wilmington, 63 in allentown, 64 in reading, 65 in trenton and 71 in cape may, new jersey. satellite and radar in the meantime shows you that we do have some clouds sweeping down from the north but looks like they're

so we got that information from lancaster choice energy from sonoma and marin clean energy the other operating psa on this lancaster choice is a city department run aggregation program the only one's like us operating within the county civil service group we're doing that compatible it is - >> jason got up hopefully he'll touch on that i'm sure that's been deliberately and thoughtfully considered. >> not necessarily now. >> sure any other questions commissioner moran. >> on the volunteery sign up if someone goes on the sign up you're the customer will that be immediately or wait until the next roll out. >> not immediately but for the next roll out we're close the enrollments on august 1st and those customers on the list of august 1st will be served november 1st under the current plan. >> so july is a month that people want to get in the next roll out this is the month to do it. >> act now cleanpowersf.org good point. >> thank you. mr. fried jason fried, executive officer i hadn't going to speak but wringing up questions about the labor i want to remember that when we were launching this program in

so we got that information from lancaster choice energy from sonoma and marin clean energy the other operating psa on this lancaster choice is a city department run aggregation program the only one's like us operating within the county civil service group we're doing that compatible it is - >> jason got up hopefully he'll touch on that i'm sure that's been deliberately and thoughtfully considered. >> not necessarily now. >> sure any other questions commissioner moran. >> on the volunteery sign up if someone goes on the sign up you're the customer will that be immediately or wait until the next roll out. >> not immediately but for the next roll out we're close the enrollments on august 1st and those customers on the list of august 1st will be served november 1st under the current plan. >> so july is a month that people want to get in the next roll out this is the month to do it. >> act now cleanpowersf.org good point. >> thank you. mr. fried jason fried, executive officer i hadn't going to speak but wringing up questions about the labor i want to remember that when we were launching this program in

so we got that information from lancaster choice energy from sonoma and marin clean energy the other operating psa on this lancaster choice is a city department run aggregation program the only one's like us operating within the county civil service group we're doing that compatible it is - >> jason got up hopefully he'll touch on that i'm sure that's been deliberately and thoughtfully considered. >> not necessarily now. >> sure any other questions commissioner moran. >> on the volunteery sign up if someone goes on the sign up you're the customer will that be immediately or wait until the next roll out. >> not immediately but for the next roll out we're close the enrollments on august 1st and those customers on the list of august 1st will be served november 1st under the current plan. >> so july is a month that people want to get in the next roll out this is the month to do it. >> act now cleanpowersf.org good point. >> thank you. mr. fried jason fried, executive officer i hadn't going to speak but wringing up questions about the labor i want to remember that when we were launching this program in

need to get passed the psa or whatever it is over there. you can do it in the terminal before you go through security. is there any -- will southwest feel any pressure due just to terrorist concerns around the world but not as much here, obviously? >> well, it's just something that all of us have to live with. we have that risk. and we do everything that we can as an industry in the united states in particular to mitigate that risk. so we always have to be vigilant. we've got to be aware. we work very closely with the tsa. as you know, they were suffering from very long lines to get customers processed through security last spring. and i think they've done a remarkable job in addressing that crisis. and it's pretty much abated for the meantime. we just need to continue to work with the tsa to make sure that is sustainable. >> if someone cancels a flight to paris or wherever in europe, don't they -- they might come to southwest and fly somewhere in the united states? couldn't it actually be a positive or not? >> absolutely. and i think that t

it downplayed the future impacts of brexit on its own market. persia psa is what it's known as. o for the price of one here -- let's start with bayer. it has revised its 55 billion dollar bid. revised arise in the quarter with prescription drug sales helping to offset its consumer health unit. the second quarter profit missing estimates for bsf. it was hit by weaker profits and weaker demand for crop chemicals and a lower oil price. this is the shares this year. bayer down.d let's get over to the markets desk. julie hyman is standing by. julie: we have a mixed market. we have seen a little bit of bouncing around, practically for the s&p 500, which has now turned south. the dow paring its games to four points at the moment. if you look at the futures, which helps you track where we were overnight for the s&p 500, pretty steady gains helped in part by apple and then i dropped. that drop happened just before the oil inventories number. it did not seem to be due to that. here's the oil price and that strength downward after the unexpected build in weekly oil inventories, breaking tha

the middle. >> be kind. >> please rewind. >> your psa for today. >>> finally, in soccer when a player actually puts the ballet it's called something called -- >> uh-huh. >> it happens more than you might think but usually not like this. >> really unfortunate, the goalie for minnesota united gets the because, tries to throw it to a teammate but ends up skipping it forward towards his own net and, yep, it goes in. >> so minnesota united was playing a team from england's premier league at the time and apparently didn't matter in the end, the goalie's team lost 4-0, but with moves like that, you can understand completely why. >> probably happy he doesn't have to rewatch it on tape over and over again. >> yeah, so is this what the dvr alert from storm watch 7. over the next few days heat indexes in the dmv could reach as high as 108 degrees - so prepare now for this dangerous weather ahead. good morning washington. i'm larry smith. and i'm jummy olabanji. autria godfrey has the day off. toss to eileen we begin this morning eileen without any big always great to hear as we get into our last day of the work week.

the middle. >> be kind. >> please rewind. >> your psa for today. >>> finally, in soccer when a player actually puts the ballet it's called something called -- >> uh-huh. >> it happens more than you might think but usually not like this. >> really unfortunate, the goalie for minnesota united gets the because, tries to throw it to a teammate but ends up skipping it forward towards his own net and, yep, it goes in. >> so minnesota united was playing a team from england's premier league at the time and apparently didn't matter in the end, the goalie's team lost 4-0, but with moves like that, you can understand completely why. >> probably happy he doesn't have to rewatch it on tape over and over again. >> yeah, so is this what the dvr uses? >> we'll get more news after this? i'll show you honey. >> thanks. i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but what i won't accept is getting out there with less than my best. so if i can go for something better than warfarin, i will. eliquis. eliquis reduced the risk of stroke better than wa

plan to reinforce rules to discourage fans from shouting homophobic slurs like the ones used during a match last month. a psa will be play to encourage fans to be respectful. the quakes management said dance will be given a warning and kicked out if they are caught. >>> there will be a lot of good music, food and drinks around the bay area this weekend. rosemary orozco has everything you need to know with this addition of week and watch. >> reporter: there is a lot going on around the bay area this weekend. in san francisco, streets will be held in the tenderloin. the monthly party starts at 11 am. in the east bay you have the russell city blues festival. in addition to music there will be food and offenders. the festival is both days from 11 am through 7 pm at hayward city hall plaza. and los altos, 37th annual arts and wine festival happens this weekend. art, music, kids activities and food can be found at los altos village saturday and sunday. in sunnyvale, the free concert series will run through august 29 on murphy avenue. head to san jose nights, the car and airplane show will have music and food this

the american cancer society recommends men with an average risk be screened starting at age 50. age 45 for those with increased risk, a family history or african-american. joseph levinston says a psa test saved his life. he was treated successfully for advanced cancer at m.d. anderson in houston. >> totally shocked, you don't realize how valuable life is until you're faced with the fact that you possibly won't have any more of it. >> a beatable cancer, if only it's caught in time, ron mott, nbc news, chicago. >>> we're back in a moment with something jaw dropping about the game millions of americans are addicted to. >>> a scary scene today on a major span crossing the hudson river north of new york city, a crane crashing down during construction on the tappan zee bridge. three people were injured but amazingly no one was seriously hurt. it triggered a traffic nightmare with the traffic shut down for hours. >>> the mobile game where players catch little monsters is a monster hit. nintendo, the company behind pokemon go is now worth more than double than it was before the game was launched two weeks ago. with an estimated 26 million users in the u.s., it's the biggest mobile game in

lives. >> reporter: the american cancer society recommends men with an average risk be screened starting at age 50. age family history or african-american. joseph levingston says a psa test saved his life. he was treated for prostate cancer at m.d. anderson in houston. >> totally shocked, you don't realize how valuable life is until you're faced with the fact that you possibly won't have any more of it. >> a beatable cancer, if only it's caught in ron mott, nbc news, chicago. >>> we're back in a moment with something jaw dropping about the game millions of americans are addicted to. to do what i want and have a good time.♪ the ford freedom sales event is on! and zero for 72 is back! on 2016 ford focus, fusion and escape. plus specially tagged vehicles get an extra $1000 smart bonus. that means freedom from interest... and freedom to choose... with ford, america's best selling brand. ♪ i'm free, baby! now get 0% financing for 72 months. plus, specially tagged vehicles get a $1000 smart bonus. only at the ford freedom sales event. ♪ feel free... the search for relief often leads here. introducing drug-free aleve direct therapy. a high intensity tens device t