city could put together to lure the railroad there. in july of 1873, july 14, the final decision between seattle and tacoma was made. tacoma was selected. the terminal city, the choice for the conclusion ofthe line that was set up not only to be an arrival point for goods and travelers but also for the arrival of the telegraph, which meant news and banking and medications that communications. -- communications. the course was a big deal for the far west. the reason tacoma was picked -- there are a multitude of reasons but first of all it's an absolutely perfect harbor. especially for sailing vessels. even today it is an ideal harbor. deepwater harbor, tiedde flats and lots of areas for worse. nearby solid bedrock ground that would carry the weight of freight and railroads. you can bring the railroad right up to the dock and be able to live goods off and on the ships. that was part of it. another reason was that the railroad was built on land grants. the federal government basically divided the whole route into square-mile blocks and surveyed it. the railroad got a checkerboard, every other parcel as payment for building a railroad. in seattle, most

and the announcement that the railroad was coming -- every community hoped that they would be the terminal city, they would be chosen for the railroad. being betweeno seattle, tacoma and olympia. by 1873, by early 1873, the transcontinental was being built in two directions. rail,n't have just one the big decision was congress in the charter for the railroad had dictated that the section from the columbia river needed to be completed and the railroad company needed to bring steam engines to saltwater by december of 1873. in july of that year, the traps and been laid for columbia pathway to where it is today on i-5 and then it was in july of that year. all the time, the railroad had been entertaining offers from the various communities, cash, land, port facilities, whatever the the community city could put together to lower the railroad there. in january or july of 1873, july 14, the final decision between seattle and two, was made. was made.oma it was not only set up to be derived for goods and travelers but also for the arrival of the telegraph which meant news and banking and communications.

and the announcement that the railroad was coming, every community hoped that they would be the terminal city, that they would be chosen for the railroad. it came down to really being between seattle, tacoma, and olympia. by 1873, early 1873, the transcontinental was being built in two directions. it was not not just -- it was not just one railhead. congress in the charter for the railroad had dictated this section from the columbia river to puget sound needed to be completed and the railroad company needed to bring steam byines to salt water december 1873. year, the tracks had been laid from the columbia about half way to where it is today on i-5. the robertthat year, litan entertaining offers in the various communities. facilities,port whatever a community or city could put together to lower the railroad there. 14, theof 1873, july final decision between seattle and tacoma was made. tacoma was selected. the choicel city, for the conclusion of the line that was set up not only to be an arrival point for goods and travelers but also for the arrival of the telegraph, which meant news and banki

the city. those days are over. thank you. 0k, bye. so here we have one small sign of normality returning to one libyan city. the terminalhing but a shed. there aren't many flights. but to the people of benghazi, this feels like the lifting of a siege. this is what the war left behind. entire neighbourhoods of benghazi deserted, reduced to rubble. ganfouda is one of the last redoubts of so—called islamic state. benghazi university was scene of some of the fiercest fighting. this once—splendid campus, built by german architects in the 1950s, was turned into a military base and training camp by thejihadists. this university used to be the pride of benghazi. now it is just rotting in the sun. it will need a massive reconstruction effort to revive this place and there is no sign of it starting. the origins of the chaos can be found in 2011. colonel gaddafi's planned assault on an uprising in benghazi brought western powers into a conflict which ended with his overthrow. with gaddafi gone, president sarkozy of france and prime minister cameron of britain rushed to benghazi to claim credit. colonel gaddafi said he would hunt y

. >>> the philadelphia school district owes more than $6 million to thousands of former employees. today the city comptroller released an audit that shows the district owes termination pay to 2300 former workers. half of them left five years ago. the district says it does not deny the problem and is working to fix it. >>> tonight a warning for parents. you're running out of time to get your children the back to school vaccinations. today the philadelphia school district and state of pennsylvania highlighted the new requirements. students can now attend school for five days without vaccinations. that's down from eight months. tap the app for the full list of vaccinations your child needs. >>> up next at 6:00, soda tax, how the beverage surcharge filled into the suburbs. >>> plus danger in your lawn. a spike in poisonings and the rain is part of the problem. >>> and we asked the newest eagle if they are nervous for their first preseason game set for thursday night here on nbc 10. i make it easy to save $600 on car insurance, so being cool comes naturally. hmm. i can't decide if this place is swag or bling. it's pretzels. word. ladies, you know when you switch, you get

the next rider. >> reporter: the city hopes people will use the biking to commute to and from the ferry terminal, barttation and caltrain but worry that without a set docking area, people will park the bikes where they're blocking sidewalks or driveways. >> limebike is going to be very responsive to making sure that bikes are not blocking somebody's right of way, that they are neatly parked and so we're going to be monitoring closely. >> reporter: another concern? vandalism. it's happened to other bikeshare bicycles in san francisco in the mission district and also near dolores park. >> anytime we're entering a city, we are aware of the challenges that come with that. in our seattle launch, we -- of course, there are similar, um, neighborhoods where we might be prone to vandalism. >> reporter: but residents here in south san francisco say they would welcome the new transportation options. >> traffic is such a huge issue not just here but everywhere. so can't hurt to try it. see what happens. >> i was really amazed that i can just get a bike out here and go to bart and drop it off and be done. >> repor

. >>> the pennsylvania school district owes more than $6 million to thousands of its employees. the city released an audit yesterday showing those employees are owed termination pay. half of them left the district more than five years ago. they said it is a problem and they are working to fix it. >>> breaking news from yesterday morning, the arson investigation on clementine street is now in the hands of homicide detectives. a man was found dead in a home that went up in flames in kensington on monday night. another man jumped out of a second floor window to escape the flames. >>> the county mosquito control program will conduct operations right around dusk. it's hoping to reduce breeding of mosquitos in the area of old frost road. the insecticide being sprayed has very low toxicity to humans. this comes as pennsylvania has its first known case of the west nile virus this year. we know the patient is in montgomery county but no further details so far. the west nile virus has been in most of pennsylvania's counties. >>> the police and prosecutor's office is investigating a death at the tropicana in new york city. investigators say a man was found dead in a roo

the parking lots put people trapped inside. transportation remained in tales with damage to both of macau's ferry terminals and roads. crowned with traffic. with rules and hall of the city left without water and power schools museums and public venues remains close. the hospital in the city spain's multi. dollar casinos were also affected hater is the thirteen storm to hit the region this year. and many people have been killed. it has been downgraded to a tropical storm and is expected to weaken further as it moves inland as the china. a stroll through the streets of north korea is safer than an evening walk in the british capital that's the promise from officials in pyongyang after they opened the doors to russian tourists. one of moscow based travel agency has been given a very special license by the north korean government. to offer organized tours for up to ten people. a quote show travelers the multifaceted life of this most closed of countries. those tools aren't open to just anyone all visitors must be vetted. before they set itself until always accompanied by going it upon their arrival. photographs of a strategic or military sites pop band. the regime warns tha

we will let you know about the terminals raising parking fees along with one city banning street parking ferry terminal. >>> good morning pick we see it's going to be a difficult commute. 80 westbound is slow through berkeley. ♪ what should i watch? show me sports. it's so fluffy! look at that fluffy unicorn! he's so fluffy i'm gonna die! your voice is awesome. the x1 voice remote. xfinity. the future of awesome. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. >>> city auditors say san francisco needs to change the weight and collects fares on the cable cars. the controller's office reports the system collects millions of dollars. >> reporter: the controller's office to the audit late last year and found that cable car operators were not always collecting fares from everyone who hopped aboard a cable car, particularly the people paying for the rides in cash. there were some undercover auditors who rode the cable car 30 times. they were only asked to pay their fares about half that time. the report says that resulted in lost revenue. the audit found the cash fair system and the ability to pay for your

the busiest terminals in the u.s. state of pennsylvania a commuter train slammed into the back of an empty train just outside the city of philadelphia that took place shortly after midnight the driver is among those injured all of those are believed to be non-life threatening because of the incident is under investigation. now the main suspect in thursday's terrorist attack in barcelona has been shot dead by police outside the city the man was wearing a fake explosive belt at the time eunice who was believed to have been the driver of a van plowed into more than one hundred people along a major pedestrian a street in the city auntie's k. partridge looks back at how the story unfolded. eunice cooper who's twenty two and of moroccan origin has been shot dead in the suburb of soviet outs which is about twenty eight miles about forty five kilometers west of barcelona last thursday eunice abuja coupe was one of twelve managed appears in this terrorist cell that police are now saying has been in some ways neutralized in other ways they have been detained but there still is an ongoing investigation looking for any other acc

termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com orleans, and parts of the midwest, after devastating storms. in kansas city, missouri.. flash flooding left cars submerged. rescue crews tornadoes. richard cantu has more. developing now.. three missing u.s. marines off the east coast of australia is now a recovery mission. they were among 26 people on board an osprey aircraft that plunged into the water during a routine practice flight. the osprey hit the water saturday afternoon. u.s. military aircraft and ships scoured the water for hours. crews were able to rescue 23 of the 26 marines on board. this is the second u.s. military plane to crash in less this is the second u.s. military plane to crash in less than a month. 15 marines and one sailor were killed when their military transport plane went down in mississippi. that crash also happened during a training exercise. it sounds like something out of a horror movie. police now releasing new details about a british model kidnapped while on a job. investigators say chloe ayling was lured to a fake photo shoot in milan last month. she was drugged, stuffed int

the a's fans want to see a new ballpark. the city has narrowed down three sites including near the coliseum, howard terminal and at lainie college. >> because of the fact you can look into lake merritt see the oakland hills, it would be such a great selling point for folks who look at baseball games on the east coast, i mean, right now, they look at the coliseum and it looks dull and boring. but if we were to build that stadium, it would be great. >> it's unclear when a final decision will be made but the team is going to get more input through more listening tour events. >>> paul deanno joints us now. he has been tracking the impending heat wave. >> lots of heat heading towards the bay area. tomorrow triple digits inland and friday and saturday two of the hottest days we have seen for some of you in more than a decade. it's going to get that hot. 90 in concord. that will be chilly. we'll be begging for a 90- degree evening coming up soon. livermore 84. santa rosa 81. oakland and san francisco, no heat, mid-60s. par for the course even with the sunshine at the golden gate. san jose 76 degrees. tonight nothing changes. 50s to low

the two terminals only has 250 spaces so some drivers park on neighborhood streets. starting today drivers without a residential parking permit will only be allowed to park in the neighborhood for four hours. cityrtation officials say people should rely on buss and ride sharing and bicycles to get to the terminal because parking is so limited. other people who take the ferry from have a lie to san francisco will have to pay more for parking starting today. it goes from $5 to $6. monthly passes will now be dollars. people taking the ferry say the $1 increase adds up. >> you have to think about where you're going to work and live. if it will cost you your paycheck just to park. >> the parking lot at the vallejo ferry terminal has space for 1300 vehicles. >>> always a great way to commute, the ferry. >> right. >> you did it during super bowl week. >> i loved it every day in. >> lucky for you. >> unfortunately, sal, not everyone can take a bus or ferry, they need to get in the cars and hit the roadways. >> when i started doing this, i thought by the time, you know, 15, 20 years go by, everybody will have figured it out. not yet. not yet. good morning. it doesn't mean we won't. just not yet. let's g

termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com erin: we begin at the citi open. midday showdown between simona halep and duque-harino. it seemed that simona halep was on the way for the upset but she battled back to advance with a 3-6, 6-4, 6-2 victory. here is halep after the win. >> i was thinking about the french open. so now i'm done. i'm not thinking about it anymore. if it is going to happen it will happen. i don't want to chase it. i just want to win it. if i can be a number one i will be. erin: the tournament, the citi open is also about growing the sport of tennis. every day you can find a junior clinic on the side court at the rock creek park tennis center. wayne bryon, the father of brian brothers is terrific with the kids teaching them all about the lifetime sport. i'm not the best tennis player you but i want to erin: all right. good stuff for the kids there. the nationals are off today. a good time to head out there to the citi open. alison: perfect. erin: assuming it's not raining. jonathan: a good weekend. alison: not the best time. doug: not agai

the economical impact, after the uprising -- i will not terminate a riot, it decimated the city because of white flight. along with the inherent trust, we do not trust black people. we do not trust white officers, and especially white male officers. it was always violent. that if the issue you see today. with the young kids and their actions with white officers. and in the psychological impact is there because it makes the whole neighborhood fight the police -- frightened of the police. whenever and goodwill towards them. that will be until we start recognizing and lookingat everybody's humanity -- looking at everybody's humanity. >> the economic fortunes? >> huge. there were a lot of african-american businesses and entrepreneurs on the old hastings street. they get wiped out. there was a great essay my anend, her dad owned iconic record shop. >> joe's music shop. >> he gets burned out on 12th street. if you talk to marcia, she did a great essay about this. we just rank himself to death. -- drank himself to death. think that story got repeated over and over again. there has been a lot o

pause on a battle surrounding a proposed design for the new north ferry terminal, it involves a new ferry in sausalito for golden gate bearings. the city of sausalito and the bridge district are at odds over the final design. truce will keep the dispute out of court for the next six months as both sides try to devise a workable design. >>> it's 5:07 right now. i had a little something of everything this week when it comes to weather wise but a great shot outside overlooking san francisco here in san jose. >> fog and lightning and humidity, vianey let's check the latest. >> thanks to the monsoonal moisture. we will continue to see some stronger cells pushing out to the west, that started off in the east and that's what brought the lining. as it clears out temperatures aren't decreasing. we have this warm air mass sitting over the bay area and that's going to bring that humidity. by 7:00 a.m., 68 degrees and then we should see showers kind of tapering off throughout the region by about 6:30/7:00 a.m. and we warm up quite nicely in san francisco into the 70s. in san jose also expect to see warmer temperatures and if you notice in the icon

termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com >>> ocean city police are waiting on the autopsy report of a woman found buried on the beach monday morning. the report will provide them some more answers, but the death appears to be an accident. the woman was 30 years old from plano, texas. police say that she was here vacationing with her parents and are now investigating the possibility that she may have fallen asleep on the bea tractors. >>> tonight, nbc 4 responds to your complaints about nonrefundable airline tickets. you may not realize when you opt for cheaper airfare, it comes with restrictions. susan hogan is working with you with what you should know before you book your next flight. >> reporter: when we purchase an airline ticket, we are always looking for the cheapest fare. but sometimes you may not realize you have chose a nonrefundable flight. what happened to a damascus woman may have you looking twice at the fine print. mary has been suffering from crohn's disease for 25 years, so when she started to feel a little better, she decided to book a trip. >> i've never been to denver. it

the eurostar terminal, but didn't know if she was able to buy a ticket. hundreds of white sprem sifts have clashed with antifascist demonstrators in the american city of charlottesville city of charlottesville. the violence occurred following a torch literally to protest at the decision to remove a statue of the confederate general robert e lee. in february, cha rlottesville city robert e lee. in february, charlottesville city council in de vrij yan voted to remover statues that marked confederate leaders from the american civil war. a small village in the cotswolds has been taking part in a landmark dna study to trace their family histories — with some surprising results. more than 100 villagers from bledington were tested as part of the genetics experiment, asjeremy stern reports. everyone seems to know each other in bledington, but it turns out that people in this tiny cotswolds village are even more close—knit than they thought. brenda found out herfriend graham is also her fourth cousin. definitely a surprise, yes. i mean, i had no idea. all of them were surprises because we have only been here 12 years. and they said i was the most related person in the village

termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com . >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> a cat delayed last night'st. louis against kansas city. the card falls might invite the feline back because here's what happened on the very next pitch. >> here's the 1-0 pitch to yadier molina. molina! >> the superstitious cards fans are thanking the rally katz for the 8-5 win. >>> football fans have long complained about the work of the nfl's part-time officials, and now upon further review the league agrees. two dozen refs will become full-timers starting this season. they'll be picked from the current pool of 124 part-time officials. >>> colin kaepernick is a man without a team as the nfl season approaches and as brook silva-braga reports it looks like the quarterback will sit out the year because he wouldn't stand for the "national anthem." >> reporter: nfl preseason training camps are under way, but you won't find free agent quarterback colin kaepernick at any of them. >> reporter: the former 49 err ignited a fiestorm this year when he refused to stand for the "national anthem." >> there's a lot of thinki

termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com >>> now at 11:00, getting ready for harvey. >> the cities now in the path of massive storm. >> harvey has leaf the houston area, but the cle just gun with water in many homes. >> we're tracking harvey here just in time for the labor day weekend. >> new at 11:00, parents are targeted as they drop their kids at day care. i'll tell you what you can do to keep yourself and your stuff safe. >> there is good and bad news as we come on the air tonight. good news, harvey is weakening and downgraded to a tropical depression. >> the bad news, it is pouring rain, it's next targets tennessee and mississippi. in the last ten minutes the death total went to 28. >> in texas the storm has passed but rescue operations have not. more than 1800 people haveee rescued. >> shelters are bursting at the. 3200 people are waiting it out. >> we'll be walking as vice president mike pence and his wife travel to texas. >> dive teams found the submerged van that was owned by the exactlidy various family. two grandparents and the four children between the ages of six and 16 were foun

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termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com >> welcome back on this friday eve, prefriday, we're taking a look at the center cityline via the temple university cam. temperature, cool, 69 degrees. the time 5:55 a.m. >>> well, a family has been torn a part by an accidental shooting in western pennsylvania. two young brothers were playing with a gun when it went off, police in allegheny county say a 10-year-old boy shot and killed his 6-year-old brother. the mother was at work who was the legal gun owner. police did not say how the children got ahold of the weapon. >>> a s.w.a.t team in pittsburgh were exposed to fentanyl drug. it is believed the powered went airborne when someone knocked over a table with the drugs on on it. >>> happening today, mayor kenny will announce the recipients of the around son award. this award ceremony will takes place in november at the kimmel center. >> still ahead on "action news," a skinny dipper tries to swim past police on the schuylkill river. >> later shoshanna presents a planking move and kicks it up a notch with friends in today's fitness tip. >> two mamas and their sons are k

termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com >> welcome back you're taking a live look there, the view from the city into camden, looking at the battleship new jersey, always an honor to take a look at her. today, 5:15 a.m., 6 degrees. today we'll get up to 89 degrees is the high, it's a day for spotty, but drenching thunderstorms. >> it's a good idea to have the app for the latest information. >> reporter: yesterday afternoon it was something else, woke me from my midday nap. the nerve of those storms pouring on my windows. the roads are dry, we have fog. we're watching a major situation off 422 an overturned truck that happened ten or 15 minutes ago. it's on trooper road to go eastbound on 422. the truck of the is right about there on its side, emergency crews arriving on the scene. you can see that the eastbound side of trooper is blocked off, you can't get on to 422 eastbound from trooper road. if you're trying to get to 422 eastbound, this morning, which by the way has a new traffic pattern. if you're trying to get there do so by 23 or the oaks interchange. we have a disabled vehicle montgomery county busi

termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com scott: hello. i'm scott abraham live at the citi open.quarterfinal friday of the tournament. simona halep had a very difficult match yesterday. right back on the court this afternoon. the heat and wreaking havoc on the second ranked player in the world. after splitting the first two sets. simona halep retires early in the third set with a heat-related illness. ekaterina makarova moves on to the semi-finals. the match of the day, eight seed jack sock taking down milos raonic. sock took the first set 7-5 and he goes to win in straight sets. jack sock advances to the semi-finals with the 7-5, 6-4 win over raonic. a big day for the wizards franchise. a press conference this afternoon. announcing the contract extension for john wall. the point guard isn't going anywhere. he is hungry to make the wizards a championship contender for many years to come. >> what does it take to be a great player? >> for me to trust in coaching staff and all of us getting better every day and start to practice like championship team. scott: john wall is the face o

the westbound side or eastbound looks like you are jammed both directions. more time needed getting in and out of center city. in delaware debris on the roadway between 495 between terminal has been cleared. good news there. new castle we have an accident out there on route one southbound approaching new castle, the red line exit so heads up there. in new jersey, we're now seeing a bit of a backup if you're traveling into bellmawr on the 42 freeway, this is southbound right at creek road so as you can see we're about 12 minutes right now to travel between 295 out through to the acx. just a little sluggish out there right now but northbound is really not too bad. your accident cleared out there if you're traveling out in pennsauken on route one route 130 southbound at union avenue. in glibs borrow on blackwood-clementon road approaching cherry wood drive. brian and monica have a great weekend. >> you too gina. still ahead philadelphia police are hoping surveillance video helps them catch a thief who used the cover of darkness to target a local deli and this crook was not after something to eat. >> plus a big day for families across the country today as they say goodbye to

termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com jonathan: the citi open is underway. alison: maybe you are a newbie to the sport. there are certain rules to follow when watching a match. nancy: scott abraham has a tennis etiquette lesson. do tell! scott: all right. i tell you this is another great day here at the citi open. day three of the tournament. this is a different fan experience to other sporting events. the fans have to be on their best behavior. embracing the tennis experience. >> we're going to warm up. scott: the neck muscles getting a workout as the fans try to be on the best behavior in the match. a tennis match is different that a fans are not allowed to move around because it's distracted to the players. >> not every situation is time to celebrate. >> the players aappreciatated the cooperation -- appreciate the cooperation. >> it's a little different but i think it's trying to get the crowd engaged. >> you could get out of hand. >> we're not going to get out of hand. >> i spoke to a line judge who said he has learned to have thick skin and bite his ton

termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com monday, taking a look at the masonic temple in the heart of center city philadelphia. getting up to 73, cool today, we have rain on the way, periods of rain which will be falling later this afternoon. >> any rain with at any time not good for the commute, let's head over to matt pellman good morning. >> reporter: usually means the speeds are falling when it starts to fall. at this point we're dry and looking good. not sure how the rain will impact midday construction, but there is some scheduled here today and tomorrow, matt and tam, northbound lanes of 476, the blue route scheduled to do bridge inspections in the northbound lanes between the schuylkill expressway on up toward conshohocken. so if this is your normal route from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., watch out for the crews later on. right now everything looks fine. northbound on the northeast extension still overnight work going in the northbound lanes between mid county and lansdale. you're down a lane, but speeds are in the mid 60s. work on the east/west turnpike, westbound between norristown and valley forge, the

reportedly hit pause on a battle to design the north north bay ferry terminal in sausalito for golden gate ferries. renderings have been in the works for months but the city and the bridge district have been at odds over final design. the i.j. reports a truce will keep that dispute out of court for the next six months as both sides try to devise a workable design. >>> breaking news overnight, kabul afghanistan a nato military convey has come under attack from a suicide bomber. georgian soldier was killed along with two afghan civilians. we're getting word some american serviceworkers were injured, but the attack, in the attack, but they're reportedly in stable condition. it's not clear who was behind that deadly attack. >>> live to washington, d.c., this morning, where the russia investigation may be heating up. that's a whole lot of laura there. special counsel robert mueller impaneled a jury to look into possible collusion. the news broke as president trump was addressing supporters at a rally in west virginia. we check in with tracie potts following it all for news washington, d.c., this morning. tracie? >> hi there, laura, good morning. good morning,

the u.s. will probably terminate nafta at some point. while further discussions are set to start on september 1st in mexico city, are the negotiators wasting their time. let's go now to former trade u.s. representative ambassador ron cook and a fox business exclusive. no better person to ask this question. ambassador, is nafta as it stands a good deal for the united states or does it need tweaking or completely tearing ashley is yes. now, understand being a texan, a former mayor of dallas, we see trade very differently than my in-laws do in detroit and pittsburgh. but on balance, i believe nafta has not only been good for the united states, but it's been good for north america and the biggest winners are consumers.plus year, and we believed in our administration that it needed updated, and that was part of the rational for including mexico and canada as part of the transpacific partnership. so you effectively have an updated and modernized nafta agreement embedded within the transpacific partnership. ashley: critics, though, would argue, ambassador that, look, the deal has suppressed wages because of immigration that has cost manufacturing

termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com >>> here's look at forecast in some cities around the country. >>> right. hits it well. stanton into the corner. giancarlo leaps and he got it! >> ah, the kind of catch a relief pitcher is always relieved to see. miami's giancarlo stanton rob as home run from the washington nationals. higgs run closed game and produced a shutout victory for the marlins. >>> a museum unveiled a wax figure of tom brady but folks say it looks nothing like the new england patriots quarterback. they say exact replicas are almost accurate if the person sits with them. >>> as krit martinez learned, they are endangering others as well as themselves. >> reporter: this is what can happen when you don't buckle up in the back seat. this family of three was thrown around when the cab they were riding in was hit by another car. in this video the woman on the right is wearing a seatbelt, the woman o the left is not. and in the accident, she's thrown across the cab. >> people are less likely to buckle up when they're in the rear seat. the survey found while 91% of the people always

the neighborhood for four hours. city transportation officials say people should rely on buses and ride sharing and bicycles to get to the terminal because parking is so limited. those who take the ferry from san mateo to vallejo will pay more. it goes from $5 to $6. and a monthly pass will go up to $40 from $20. the $1 day increase adds up. >>> the state park system is launching a new reservation system for campgrounds today. the website is reservecalifornia.com. it will allow users to reserve campsites and lodging six months in advance on a daily basis. there will also be an additional 40 locations on that site. for more on how the system works i'm joined on the phone by gloria sandoval, deputy director for california state parks. gloria, good morning. >> good morning. thanks for having us on and helping us with the news. >> the state parks are popular. let's get to it with regards to what the difference is compared to what they saw last week and seeing today. >> the big difference is exactly what you said right now. before we had a system where people would book the reservations on the first of the movement now it doesn't matt

the u.s. and south korea are considering adding four more terminal high altitude area defense systems. france will open to migrate centers near the port city of kalai after a court ruling the government must provide humane conditions for refugees trying to reach the u.k. the new migrant centers are set to be built about an hour's drive from callaway where the infamous jungle camp was once located. reports this comes off to the french government seems to be backed into a corner by the french courts which could rule that. decision to not provide clean water and sanitation facilities to the michael in cali was wrong in the disquiet that it's degrading treatment now that's because the french government and the interior minister said they were trying to avoid the stain mistakes again we don't want to repeat the mistakes of the past but we also want to handle the problems and the reference there is a new tourist camp in cali which was new news the jungle now when it started around one thousand migrants were housed there in temporary accommodation such as tents but it grew and grew it became a mecca for people who mainly were trying to reach the

the internationals terminal here at sfo. it was downstairs at arrivals where you can imagine things were chaotic after that flight from panama city landed at 2:30. the girl who took this video tells me she was just three rows in front of where this all happened. she says people quickly got out of their seats, started recording and taking pictures almost immediately after the boy jumped. you could see that everyone was standing up in disbelief in what they just seen and trying to figure out why he jumped in the first place. she says people were scared and confused. >> i hear some people, like, scream. yell "no"! and this guy, i see him jump on the wing. and then he starts climbing down the wing and then just runs. he starts running the other way. and everyone was just screaming. he closed the door behind him. >> reporter: earlier it was all anyone at the arrivals terminal was talking about. a lot of people had questions about why he did what he did and were concerned about potential injuries he may have gotten from jumping out of a plane. >> everyone was scared because, like, was he hurt? like, what was the reason he jumped off th

the plan would terminate two fire departments and create a new agency. it would be called the central marin fire department. supporters say it would save money. the city council is expected to review the proposal this week. >>> new, a scary situation for a family in union city. police say they were watching tv around midnight last night when a car crashed through their duplex. it happened on horner street. police believe the car was racing another car. the driver was arrested and investigators are searching for the other driver who got away from the scene. >>> to the growing tensns with north korea. china's president is urging president trump to ratchet down rhetoric and not worsen the situation. during multiple appearances in front of the press and online president trump used fiery language aimed at kim jong-un. the secretary of state ambassador to the un and national security advisors have met with the president to discuss diplomatic efforts to deescalate tensions. >> what the president is doing is trying to support our efforts by ensuring north korea understands what the stakes are. >> yesterday president trump spoke with the president of france ab

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the new transbay terminal. kate larson is live with the latest developments in a case that's become real mess. kate? >> reporter: thas right. this case management study is one of many filed by law firms across the city on behalf of lawsuits for the millennium tower. there's information in this document that t tower is tilting at more an twice the previous rate and they would like to accelerate the trial schedule t expedite a fountion fix before the problem gets worse. >> it's discouraging. this is over a year now sense we learned about the sinng and tilting of the building. >>eporter: a hearing about the building in superior court today left more questions than answers when it com to the future of san francisco's leaning tower. jerry dotson said consensus is that a fix is necessary b feels that's not the priority of the developers or the city. fact that the mayor has n said something about fix thing building and the 1200 people in it and the safety of the people in it. >> we ar looking for the earliest psible date to get this to trial. >> reporter: he believes t case will go to trial next year. >> simpcertai certainly we thina risk of further failure of this building. so the sooner this is revolved,

the distance from this terminal to lima, peru, is nearly 4,000 miles. tonight, from margarita fitzpatrick, it feels much farther. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, kansas city, missouri. >>> still ahead tonight, why more and more americans are losing their taste for sugary drinks. we'll look at what's behind the continuing decline. >>> also, we'll catch up with the world's fastest man in the final solo sprint of his career. >>> we are back with a big headline among those who follow what we drink. the consumption of soda has been the lowest in three decades as americans turn to healthier choices. and as catie beck reports, there may be something else discouraging people from choosing sugary drinks. >> reporter: america's love of soda is going flat. >> it's not a drink you're going to drink all day anymore. it's a drink you indulge in when it makes sense. >> reporter: new data shows soda consumption in the u.s. is the lowest since the firm started keeping records back in 1985. >> there's a growing number of consumers who want to control their sugar intake. >> reporter: a choice about health for many also becoming a matter of money for some. just this week, ch

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termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com >> it is official, la la land will host the 2028 olympic summer games. this will be the third time the citywill host the summer games. olympics in 1932 and 1984 as well. this is the first time the united states has hosted the summer games since atlanta 1996. paris is seen as a favorite for 2024. >> the phillies will soon be seen as a favorite to win ballgames. >> how about these guys? only one team in the league better than the filmies over thr the last two weeks. they have won five in a row. the phillies are no longer the worst team in baseball. herrera flipped the flip against the braves, seven hits and two homers in the series, how about this in the third, three run shot into the upper deck. hahasherrera a punching bag this year, in order today. phillies get a 5-0 lead. braves make it a game phillies fight them off. franco to the upper deck too. phillies win 7-6. sweeping the braves four games at home for the first time in 70 years. >> that's great. five game sweep before a long flight too. it puts everyone in a good mood. it says a lot about the team. >> phillys pull off another train.

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