get ready for drive-thru funerals. >> where is this?is in michigan offering viewing, without even getting out of your car. you pull up, sign the guest book, keep going, and a curtain opens through with the casket through the window, music place softly outside. given three minutes for your respects, not just convenience, says the drove through service will make it easier for some to mourn. >> you have some family members that are coming to the funeral home. so, why not provide that, from the privacy of their vehicle, they can view a love one. >> at least three other funeral homes across the country offer drive-thru funeral services. so i guess this is nothing new. >> i don't know what to say. >> when you're would you at least go in if i die? >> i would go in. i feel like you have to go in. you have to pay your respects. if you drive-thru, what, do you just wave? do you really say anything? looking over? >> seater way they won't respond to you. >> well, true. >> you snow this doesn't surprise me. there is a known funeral home, called, gol

went to complain about a snake in the drive thru.. the employee took a look, and that's when she found a six foot long boa constrictor. employees watched over it as they waited for animal control to pick it up. they're now looking to put it somewhere other than the home of the whopper. >> not enough room for walkers and snakes. >> was up florida? >> that was iowa. >> that stuff always happens in florida. some have florida will get involved in that when they get to the bottom of that story. there's always a connection. good morning for anybody who's watching us this early. especially if you're in florida. showers and storms continue. heaviest of the rain is near kenosha. the on the lookout for the storms. a cluster of impressive storms moving through portions of western illinois moving out of eastern iowa. watching to see if this kicks up any more storms. a lot of times we have a weakening costard that could take up more action. we will watch out for that but right now running the risk of a shower or a storm. take your umbrella it with

in sag nal, they have a drive-thru window for those that can't make the service.d town. the owner had this to say. >> have you to see the experience before putting the negativity out there. >> it has sensors that opens and closes the curtains when cars pull up and leave. >>> cold and flu season is here and with little ones going back to school it's a good time to practice good health habits. here is more from ali gorman zblts the season for ickiness, germs cold and viruses like the flu are getting ready to descend on your family and you need to be prepared. what are the best ways to stay healthy. avoid close contact, a lot of germs can be transferred person to person just by breathing on each other, stay at home when you feel ill, you may feel okay but you can pass germs to others at work or school if are you still contagious, when you cough cover your mouth and nose, and the best way to stop spreading germs to snead or cough into your elbow. avoid touching your nose, or mouth. germs spread when they touch something contaminated and then touch these areas of your

but, what would you say to a funeral home with a drive-thru window? story is coming up >>> new research out this morning finds knows parents do not know the proper height a child should be without riding without a booster seat. >> safety precaution that could ultimately save their lives. cbs news correspondent jericka duncan has the story. >> booster seats can save a child's life during a crash, but new survey find most parents stopped using the seats too soon. >> nine in ten parents admitted to us that, in fact, they move their child before they were red. >> i group safe kids worlds wide say children should be at least 4 feet 9 inches tall, way between 80 and 100 pounds before they are allowed to ride without a booster seat. a fact about 70% of parents survey, say they didn't know. >> does booster seat, will properly position the lap and shoulder belt so the lap belt lies flat across the thighs, shoulder belt firmly across the how older. >> whether an un size child is allowed to drive without a seatbelt, it can usually hurt them in a crash. >> becaus

. ♪ mattress discounters are burning in california tonight--- the fire raging thru cleveld national forestn orange cy is now 20 >>> nearly a dozen major wildfires are burning in california. the fire going through cleveland national forest in orange county is 20% contained. the silverado canyon fire is no longer spreading. they are dealing with remote terrain and triple digit heat. residents in 200 homes are under evacuation orders. >>> firefighters are optimistic they can get a containment line around a wildfire in the sierra foothills tonight. the dog fire burned 155 acres. making good progress overnight as the fire lay down in the cooler night air. two homes, out buildings and several vehicles destroyed. the fire is 30% contained and evacuation orders now ended. it is not clear what started the fire. >>> from fire to water. southwest china is dealing with deadly flooding. two people have died after heavy rain caused flooding in two provinces, 2,000 homes in the six cities collapsed. the government said 7,000 people have been evacuate friday their homes and many crops and stores are damag

thru lanes are open.you heard earlier about a truck wreck on old georgetown road south of n.i.h., that's been resolved so good news there. check out the ride on 270 as you make your way south out of frederick getting into hyattstown. it's been believe speed traffic to ge into hyattstown. all lanes open on the stretch to rockville toward the beltway. outer loop delays as we mentioned coming west of college park, you'll be hitting the brakes around to georgia amendment lanes opened on bw parkway and 50. eastbound lanes of 66 getting through manassas toward the rest area lanes are open. that's a look at our drive and now checking out that forecast with weather. here's howard. >> thanks, beverly. >>> it's a muggy morning but a quiet morning. yell loy' letter up -- yellow alert up, though. this afternoon and evening showers will be moving in from the northwest to southeast. let's show you the forecast. notice we're looking at rosslyn. not just football day. it's a pretty important day here, 13th anniversary of

a worker at a chick-fil-a drive-thru was stunned when a customer handed her ten $100 bills and wanted to pay for the males of the next customers, 88 people in all got their dinner for free, nobody knows who this generous man was, he never told anyone his name. >>> now jim gardner is standing by with these stories. suspects in the beating of a gay couple are turning themselves in after being identified by social media. >> and an investigation is underway after an 8-year-old falled from a ninth story window to her death. now for meteorologist adam joseph, jaime apody, monica malp your windows don't need a facelift. just a new wardrobe. take them shopping during blinds to go's 60th anniversary sale going on now. buy one get second at half price. blinds to go is 60. boy, time goes fast. and so will this sale. blinds to go blinds for life. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan, and jim gardner. >>> wednesday night, pennsylvania state trooper sent a message to the man wanted for killing one of their own. >> but the big story

it started 7:00 in the morning on wednesday when a woman at a drive-thru in st. petersburg asked to pay for the drink for the stranger in the car behind her. he did and it kept going for 13 hours. it ended when customer number 379 and you know who you are, pulled up and ordered a regular coffee and didn't want to participate. having a bad day, whatever. got to write that off. the barista said she doesn't believe she understood the concept of paying it forward. rob likes it whenever they pay forward. >> it is nice to see people helping out. our weather nice tomorrow. temperatures in the near 90 degree range for san jose. much cooler on tuesday and wednesday. >> all right. rob, thank you. thank you for watching. "nbc nightly news" is next. more at 6:00. hope to see you then. >>> on this sunday night, fighting back. u.s. air power helps seal a victory over isis militants in one key iraqi town. as president obama faces growing pressure from congress to do more. plus the american city that's become a fertile recruiting ground for islamic extremeists. >>> out of bounds

what seems like they have a drive-thru for everything these days. you only got food. got the bang, so for the. >> you do. now, drive-thru for funeral home. here it is at the paradise funeral chapel, in sag now, michigan. as drivers approach the windows, trigger curtains to move back, and reveal the casket. said he wanted to bring something that folks hadn't seen before. >> the funeral industry is changing rapidly. my understands g was to bring something here, you may find people afraid of funeral homes they can view their loved one from the convenience of their car. >> he said essay wear of critics out there who think this is un dignified way to say good-bye to loved ones, but he says, people should just give it a chance. >> cheheck [prof. burke] it's easy to buy insurance and forget about it. but theyour coverage,n about the more gaps you might find. like how you thought you were covered for this. [boy] check it out,mom! [prof. burke]when you're really only covered for this. or how you figured you were covered for this. when you're actually paying for this. you might

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. >>> and a chick-fil-a drive-thru, handed over $1,000 to pay for all the meals until the money ran outll, 88 people got a good meal. >>> and the triplets, pandas, opened their eyes. all healthy, about to eat a lot of food. >>> and the "maze runner" hitting theaters this weekend. liam neeson's new kidnapping flick "a walk among the tombstones" and "this is where i leave you a e". and sorry, ladies, matthew mcconaughey not kuk coming back for "magic mike "'s" sequel. seeing the stars hit the open road in the summer of 2015. >>> it's official, 14-year "snl" alum, hammond the announcer for "saturday night live." his impression so good, many did not even notice. i'm richard lui and the entire team here, "way too early with thomas roberts" is next. stick around. >>> the people of scotland have spoken. and it is a clear result. they've kept our country of four nations together. and like millions of other people, i am delighted. >>> independence rejected. breaking overnight in scotland. the nos have it. as a referendum, remains a part of the united kingdom. >>> and home depot, the company anno

>> if you drive-thru abington montgomery county we have heads up for you, grace period ends today on the township's new red light cameras. anyone caught by the cameras running a red light the last two months has only received a warning. but that changes to a 100-dollar fine starting midnight. the intersections with the cameras cents are old york and susquehanna, old york and welsh, and moreland at fitzwatertown roads. just a heads up. >> right now 5:37. in business news this morning, a new move by some hospital billing departments. >> and, the richest people in the united states. money watch's jill wagner joins us now up in new york at the stock exchange, hey, jill? >> morning. >> hey, good morning. ukee, erika, here on wall street, investors with watching the tension in hong kong, helped drag down the markets yesterday. dow fell about 42 points, nasdaq dropped six. well, the next time you ends up in a hospital, you might be able to or asked to pay for your procedure up front. americans are paying higher deductibles, especially with obama care. many times they're not even aware of it

tonight after the mcdonald's golden arches crashed down on their cars while they waited in a drive-thruear old woman, needed 12 stitches to her arm, while a man who was waiting for a milk shake wound up with a fractured vertebrae, and needs to wear a neck brace for the next three months. neither has heard from mcdonald's as of yet. >> in weather looking at pleasant night, it is mild, and it is muggy, but it is still pretty warm, everywhere, this is view from our "skycam 3", down the shore in atlantic city. live neighborhood network takes us around the region, and you can see, right now, temperatures fairly uniform, blue bell, 79, the same at colonial middle school, and plymouth meetingment wayne saint david's golf clock, 78, new castle, 78 degrees.yne storm scan3 showing a clear sky, but clouds well to the north and west, toronto where there is a lot of severe wet they are evening, extending down toward detroit where the same happened. this is all moving eastward. >> this represents a line of showers, and thunderstorms, and cold front behind it, much drier air. so on the east side of th

. >> drive-thru still sweet, though. very much so. thanks, jill, coming up after a short break, traffic and weather together, we do it on weather together, we do it on the 3's, we'll be right >> seems still to be a quiet ride, traveling on the schuylkill expressway, 95, vine st. expressway, only few flickering of headlights in either direction, as you will unless, on 202, few taillights traveling in the southbound side, we have construction, which is narrowing the roadways, make your out toward malvern, maybe headed out toward west chester, no delays in either direction, but construction will be out there. now, if you are traveling on 95, great shot of 95, right around girard avenue. if you are traveling either northbound, southbound, again, traffic free flowing, no major problems at all, as we approach 5:00 o'clock. wide speed censors, looking great. fifty's, traveling on the schuylkill, same thing on 95, 476, pa turnpike, the extension, great way to start your weekends for sure. now, if you are traveling on 295 in new jersey, we hav

>> is it a drive-thru?-thru and look at the body and keep going #. you can eat that on weight watchers? looks amazing. looks like my next dinner party. that's only 4 points? with weight watchers you can enjoy the food you really want. dine out on favorites... or cook up something new. i can do this every day. join for free and start losing weight now. learn how to eat healthier, while enjoying the foods you love. get inspired at meetings, online, or both. weight watchers because it works. mom usually throws a gogurt in there. well mom's not here today so we're doing things dad's way. which means i get... two. (singing) snack time and lunch. (singing) snack time and lunch. gogurt because lunch needs some fun. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers, carpenters shopping online is as easy as it gets. and even piano tuners were just as simple? thanks to angie's list, now it is. we've made hiring anyone from a handyman to a dog walker as simple as a few clicks. buy their services directly at angieslist.com no mo

we want that flavor to come thru. you want that flavor to come through throughout.ittle bit of heavy cream. a nice creamy consistency. i pour my batter into a serving. it is easy to handle and keeps it really nice. you get what you are looking for. about 3/4 of the way up. they will pop up a little bit. some that is already made. move these out of the way. these go in the oven for about 20 min10 minutes like that. sour cream sugar and more vanilla extract. put a layer on it. top it with some almonds. pop them back in the oven for a little bit more. it is all in stages. when they come out. the finishing touches. we will add some over top of it. >>we want it all covered. mix this over. let it fall over. that is amazing. we will use a little spatula to smooth it out. >>a lot are personally developed by me. some of the more base traditions i had. other things are tastes that i really enjoyed growing up. >>when i was a kid i did not have peanut butter and jelly. we had eggplant parmesan sandwiches. >>that is my mom and i and my sister rosy. >>it has been a fun process. t

bee briefed on the incident and say they are taking it very seriously and plan to track this case thru the justice system. >> reporter:maureen kelly kron4 news. >> pam: this story came to us from a viewer. if you have a story you think we should know about. head to our website.kron 4 dot com. and click on the my-kron-4 icon. >> pam: submit your information from you. >> pam: 83 degrees, very warm tonight creek what jacqueline standing by to inform us on what we expect this weekend. >> jacqueline: with the kit 101 in fairfield and livermore this evening. with 99 degrees in antioch and 94 in napa up. we didn't cool inside the bay, that is an indication of what is to come. more fog into tomorrow morning. we will see more of that influence inland tomorrow cooling down about 2 to 5 degrees than what we saw today. again, we will keep temperatures at the coast rather, and the '60s. 68 in san mateo more 70's inside the bay tomorrow with 70 degrees in oakland. san leandro and all union city low 80 degree temperatures. low 90s and one that creek, danville and antioch livermore. more 80 degrees do

bee briefed on the incident and say they are taking it very seriously and plan to track this case thru the justice system. maureen kelly kron4 news. this story came to us from a viewer. if you have a story you think we should know about. head to our website.kron 4 dot com. and click on the my-kron-4 icon. submit your information there, we'd love to hear from you. mounting pressure on n-f-l commissioner roger goodell.following criticism of how the league handles domestic violence cases. now a u-s senator is calling for his resignation. senator kirsten gillibrand said she initially wanted goodell to enforce a zero tolerance policy for domestic violence. but now. she thinks he should just resign. it will initially i wanted him to lead the reform of having a zero tolerance policy on domestic violence. if he doesn't do something he has to step down. the need to change how they address these issues. gillibrand is one of 16 senators who signed a letter sent to goodell this week. asking him to enforce the zero tolerance policy. police are still trying to track down the gunman who ambushed two

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if he wants military intervention abroad he needs to present it to congress, not just a drive-thru notification but request for authorization of military force. neil: and if he does not do that? >> well, then he has a big problem. there is a lot at stake, we have a very significant financial investment. and we have to take into account the human cost, and fact that we'll have to be prepared to provide for needs of our veterans, now, whenever something like this comes up, and president makes a compelling case of the american people that our sovereignty, and security at stake, congress is willing to act, and historically been willing to provide presidents with this authorize. this is why it is so important for this president to follow the constitution. neil: at least initially. technically he does not have to get that. they seem to nod their head for the time, say we'll give you a pass, i am paraphraseing. buzz that worrdoes that worry y? >> it made clear if there is an imminent threat to our national security, that will not allow president to come to congress first, he could order a discreet str

i would never point at a drive-thru, are you watching them use your card. >> take a look here, we canee the mcthief swiping a customer's credit card twice once for an order and then on a skimmer taking the card's info. >> they caught the individual sliding the card and handing it to me all in one nice movement. you would never know he was ever doing anything wrong. >> it's not just restaurants, surveillance photos at a new jersey bank caught a man setting up a skimmer on one of their atm's and when they found a skimmer in arizona on a gas station pump. they decided to set up a sting, removing the skimmer and replacing it with a hidden camera, to catch the crooks franticly searching for the device. >> it's like a husband and wife team fighting over who got the skimmer and it was us, we got it. >> official says when buying gas choose a pump near the attend antd or pay inside and long for anything unusual when you swipe and check your bank accounts frequently. >> still ahead, from hollywood to sesame street, the surprising message that this ac i've lived hewith my mother, forty--four who

this is running thru october 3rd. eight days of nobody getting through this entire cross in downtown. posted the tours will be there will easily add a few minutes to drive. the relief until this project is over. over a 100 and harlem, this is an accident morning involving a semi and the car. a big diesel spills. now they have hazmat their working to clean it up. that's why it's still block. somewhat and 99. northbound at 103. >> still more to come. what one man has spotted on mars. >> and who is the recipient of the rape crisis video and what that man is saying. >> a trooper accuses an unarmed driver and it's all on film. >> dean reviews theto teenagerse dan ryan including the nephew of a prominent community activist spirit >> iraqi intelligence uncovered a plot to bomb supplies in new york. >> and the yankee shortstop for three decades plays an emotional last game in new york. >>good morning, i'm dan ponce. and i'm lourdes duarte. there he is, let's go over to weather. >> in nice day for today and the weekend. temper

. >>> now to a possible medical break thru.till ahead, how doctors say parents can reverse autism in their kids. >>> plus, a pair of bay area men forced to run for their lives as the fire in yosemite just explodes. their story next. >>> happy to report, none of that smoke is drifting into the bay area. we're getting a strong westerly flow, bringing in a lot of cloud cover. this is our last day of unseasonably cool temperatures. right back to the summer heat tomorrow. we'll tell you how long it will last when nbc bay area news at 11:00 comes right back. >>> welcome back. we continue to get more information out of the big apple event. scott budman is there. he says this is it. this is the apple watch. not to be confused with the iwatch, the term that had been circulating, this is the apple watch. stainless steel, he says it's pretty good looking. apparently, you can access all kinds of things you could access on your phone. we don't know yet whether it will function independently of your iphone or you might need one of the two ne

protesters mash muched through the parking lot of a mcdonald's shouting slogans and blocking the drive thruane there. detroit police arrested several people who took part in a sit-in across a busy road. >>> fast food workers and supporters are fighting for a $15 an hour wage and the right to form a union. currently, the federal minimum wage is $7.25 an hour. that works out to about $15,000 a year for a full-time worker. on labor day this past monday, president obama mentioned the fight for higher wages. a speech in milwaukee, he said "if i were busting my butt in the service try industry and want and honest day's pay for an honest day's work, i'd join a union." the national restaurant association stayed in a statement that the protests are an attempt by unions to boost their dwindling membership. fast food chain owners call $15 an hour unrealistic. >>> today, mourning the death of an american comedy legend. >> joan rivers has died. the 81-year-old passed away at a new york city hospital this afternoon, a week after she suffered a heart attack during a procedure at a doctor's office. our cov

thru lanes open through centreville but insterring there's a crash. -- in sterling there's a crash old ox road. we're told a pedestrian was struck. quite a bit of equipment there. expect police direction. back to you. >> thank you, beverly. >>> police are still trying to track down the gunman who ambushed two state troopers in pennsylvania. one of them died and another is in critical condition after the attack. we have the latest from the search now. >> under fire. we're -- [ inaudible ] >> reporter: 911 audio from pike county in eastern pennsylvania. >> reporter: after two pennsylvania state troopers are ambushedst ju outside of police barracks in blooming grove. >> this attack was an ambush. our troopers were leaving the barracks and were shot without warning and really had no chance to defend themselves. >> reporter: one troope corporal byron dickson was killed in the friday night attack. another trooper alex douglas is hospitalled in stable but critical condition. >> it's a cowardly attack. it's an attack upon of us in society and the people of pennsylvania. >> reporter: this morni

two people were in the drive-thru when the golden arches fell on their cars. >> cut on her arm, man who waiting for vanilla milk shade he said wounds up with fractured vertebrae and needs a neck brace for the next three months. neither has heard from mcdonald's as of yet. >> nearly 10,000 americans will die from nel no, ma'am adjust this year. into did you just approved is giving them hope for better future. >> tomorrow didn't think he would make it when melanoma spread to river and spine. >> i was not eating. >> i was on oxygen, i couldn't breathe. i count wake. >> traditional drug therapist didn't work, so 76 year old joined trial at ucla testing the immuno therapy drug. >> the medication targets protein that keeps the immune system from attacking cancers. >> does it treat method is targeted not to the tumor it serbs the hope is that the immune system will target the study in in the study they respond today treatment. about third saw the tumor sling more than 30%, and they did not grow back. the results pushed the fda to fast track the drugs approval. >> it is a huge deal. because wha

from braddock road to get to 66 in tysons, thru lanes are open and volume pretty light. at all. they're just clearing up a crash in centreville on 29 near bull run post office road. annual dray yarks mike, back to you -- andrea, mike, back to you. >> thanks, beverly. >>> 6:52. time to answer the question of the morning. according to a recent survey, this is the number one food most people can't stand. is it a, ole livers, b, anchovies or b, mushrooms. our facebook friend says b seems to be the answer so i'm going to say a which pretty much assures me the answer will be c. want to try again? the answer is, you were right the first time, the objection one, b, anchovies. but male announcer: experience the wonders of maryland, when you hike, bike, drive or paddle along our civil war trails driving and walking tours with plenty of stops to enjoy along the way. learn more at visitmaryland.org. land of discovery. male announcer: explore maryland's authentic stories during the 150th anniversary of the civil war. order our civil war trails guides at visitmaryland.org and download

i also might want to mention if it is rain that bad, flood that bad, you're not supposed to drive-thrurn around don't drown, we say it all the time. may be few areas of ponding and flooding as result of the stormment look at the winds, though, talk about the winds. winds gust of 28 miles an hour recorded in wilmington, 30 miles an hour in atlantic city, 31 miles an hour in wildwood. mentioned earlier, steve keeley tweeted while he was traveling, down the atlantic city expressway, he wasn't driving, that it is very windy and the wind even blowing our news van around. so do you have hold on to your hat, hold on to the wheel as you are driving. this is the bulk of the storm that's hitting our area right now. we will seasicker lakes around that low pressure system, keep bringing in the moisture off the ocean, so, at the shore, we're having soaking rains, down in lewes, delaware, seeing some pretty heavy rain, it is cents on and off stephie -- steady rain in philadelphia. north and west of us not so bad. going up toward bridesburg, continue up i-95, it is still going to be messy, most of ou

you know, they always say don't drive-thru this. and they never listen. >> guy is insane.doesn't take much water for smaller darr to begin to float actually. >> yes. >> so not good idea, sue. we won't see anything like that yet? >> tough to know where to go when you're in the middle of that, but turn around don't drown what we say when there is possibility of flooding. we do have coastal inned advisory in effect for these areas that you see highlight in the green. including atlantic county, but it doesn't mean there won't be flooding in other places, just means times of high tide today >> with the bands in offer the ocean, seeing heavy rain northeastern marm lan, chester county, pa as well as all of the jersey shore points. here in philadelphia, it is a letting up a little bit for now. but those band will come in, and still be with us, throughout the rest of the morning. so, the future cast has this rain, the heavy rink lasting through about 9:00, 10:00. then starts to ease up, although still raining at the shore throughout most of the rest of the day. so, it is a messy mo

the hov rules insides the beltway just going into affect. 270 corridor thru lanes open but 85, lanesach direction on 85 between i-70 and 355. downtown traffic westbound freeway, volume still pretty light as you make your way out of southeast into southwest past maine avenue and over towards the 14th street bridge. the building volume in southeast with all lanes open. that's a look at the drive. howard has a look at foggy forecast. >>> just some fog here and there. not widespread. thankfully there's just enough of a breeze in most areas to keep the cloud off the deck. that's not the case everywhere. let's show you the forecast because it is going to abbetter afternoon after starting out with some clouds and fog. i am expecting sunshine to develop slowly this morning into the afternoon. low to mid-70s here during the lunch hour with 75 to 80 for the afternoon highs. just depending on how quickly we can see some sunshine. stray shower threat. that's going to be out toward i- 81. visibility still a problem. only an eighth of a mile at dulles leading up to a mile at andrews but easton dow

through toward gladwynn, catch slight break, then you jump noop more volume approaching montgomery drive-thruhe vine st. expressway, so slow out there. same thing traveling on the eastbound side of the 30 bypass, the shot here not too far away from 340, big old problem here, as well, and you have big on provide on the schuylkill, 95, the vine, everywhere that would you usually find the rush hour delays, exactly what you have right now. also, beginning today, a westbound schuylkill expressway at the spring garden onramp, it is closed because of construction, it starts today, it will be closed through november. so few alternates, if you are trying get on the westbound side of the schuylkill girard avenue or kelly drive. no major problems however for mass transit. and it is probably your best bet right now. ukee, carriy? >> tour, thank you. one part foot race, one part great music, the rock-and-roll half marathon this in philadelphia. >> thousands ran in this year's race, remarkable finish by marathon runner dina castor of california. she shattered the world record, and the women's masters divis

you wouldn't let your kids go walking thru the neighborhood without permission, right?re you know. >>> i'm on this side, protective custody, because of, you know, all the drama that goes on over on the main line. living my alternative lifestyle here, it's not really hard because you are surrounded by a lot of men. there is a lot of men in here. you know what i mean? and to a lot of men in here, we are like the closest thing to females to them. >> they are looking at me. they're looking at all this. >> it just goes along with the territory. you know, if you're in that alternative lifestyle, that's what you are going to get, a lot of cat calling from the guys and stuff like that. and it's going to make you feel pretty. >> i'm married right now. to somebody in here and everybody knows that, and so everybody leaves me alone. >> yes, i do. as a matter of fact, he's right here. this is him right here. >> what do you like about her? >> well, i like her personality. she keeps it real. she keeps it real all the way around. you know what i'm saying? she don't lie, don't cheat, do

south of here near the local lane, thru lanes split near 210 is where you start to slow down to headridge to alexandria. back to you. >>> with the weekend at arm's reach, wusa9 wants to help you find the best and worst gas prices in your area. this morning we're checking prices in alexandria where the most expensive gallon of regular is at the shell on mount vernon avenue. it's going to cost you $3.69 according to aaa's mid-atlantic website. >> we can do better than that on the price front. you can find the cheapest gallon of regular at the lickety on king street. you fill up there for just $3.29. >> now that you have your gas prices, how about the answer to this morning's question. the average american eats about 20 pounds of these every year. so what are they? apples? french fries, or m&ms? >> our friend valerie wrote, c, chocolate, mmm good. i think that's our first nonfrench fry answer of the morning. >> the real answer is neither of those. it's apples. good for you, though. we'll be right back. so hey, jennar fuzz mike troober munny sling... awwwwww scram! i'm crust mike jubby r

thru lanes open toward the street tunnel. check out the ride for the outer loop of the beltway getting into silver spring. delays from the 95 interchange out of belts vail past familiar -- beltsville, past new hampshire. a crash near georgia avenue had been cleared over to the left shoulder. fredricksburg e -- vre trains big delays with a switch problem problem. back to you. >> that is probably driving some people crazy so don't let the price of fillup drive us crazy as well. we're tea a look at gas prices in leesburg, virginia -- we're taking a look at gas prices in leesburg, virginia. the most expensive is going for $3.36 at -- $3.56 at the shell on rugby drive. >>> now our question of the day. only four states do not have one of these. is it a, state income tax, b, a billionaire, or c, colorful license plates? abdul jones said a but the answer is b. we had one viewer do i just hope she has good coffee. at least we're talking about it. i was kidding. i know just try to be serious in there, okay? okay, you're right. it's jus

. >>> well, we've all experienced it, you drive-thru crowded parking lot looking for spot only to find someone is hogging two of them. >> and deliberately, too, park over the line. >> they don't want to -- >> frustrating one new jersey man so discussed by two spot taker right there outside favorite edison, he park his muddy jeep alongside that fancy squeaky clean corvette. he wanted to proof a point. so he snapped this picture. little did he know, woe get such huge response on social media. >> nothing personal, but i just did it because it was fun. >> i i hate when people do that. >> just trying to show him it doesn't matter, i'm going to park next to you anyway. >> there you go. in case you're wondering, the driver of the corvette, never did come forward. >> i was looking at the other guy in the passenger seat in the first interview. >> yes? >> he didn't want anything to do with, that just looking down. >> looking down, looking away, please don't finds me. >> coming up in the next half hour, close call for a woman just pumping gas. jan? >> a 21 year old northeast philadelphia woman su

you wouldn't let your kids go walking thru the neighborhood without permission, right?he same should hold true when they go online. the more you know. >>> forensic pathologists are the only group of physicians who are trained exclusively to analyze document and interpret traumatic injuries to try to answer investigative questions. is it okay to run two tables? >> the crucial forensic question for chief medical examiner tracy corey will be whether the shooting victim, roy jeffries, was dead when he was buried by his killer. >> y'all need another gurney? >> after roy's body arrives for autopsy in louisville, it's first taken from the cooler to the radiology suite for x-rays of his skull. just hours removed from his shallow grave, signs of roy's undignified burial remain, dirt and debris on his soiled socks and a leaf dangling from his left heel. x-rays will help the medical examiner find the bullet that killed roy. but they won't help determine whether or not he was buried alive. that will require visual examination for evidence of dirt and debris in the upper airways, wi

bee briefed on the incident and say they are taking it very seriously and plan to track this case thruustice system. >> reporter: maureen. this story came to us from a >> pam: viewer. >> pam: if you have a story you think we should know about. head to our website.kron 4 dot com. and click on the my-kron-4 icon. >> pam: submit your information there, we'd love to hear from you. >> reporter: no containment, so far on this fire. at this point no structures have been burned. near corona. bone dry rugged terrain. buildings on the property and choppers are making water drops. using fire with to stop toward the homes. firefighters are tracing up steep hills. try to saturate land all around the residence. up the mountains of fire and smoke are just overpowering. morn than 1,300 a. than when it started. temperatures are in the mid-90s. >> jacqueline: we hit 101 and fairfield and livermore. 99 in antioch and also in the '90s was no. bay. 91 degrees in san rafael and 92 n. santa rosa. 88 degrees in sunnyvale. take a look at the change as the past 24 hours. we were a little warmer. take a look ins

little more than two weeks ago.it happened as jack and dulo were walking with friends one evening thru union square. >> reporter:now chain faces two felony charges on that attack.including corporal injury to a child.she also is looking at a misdemeanor battery charge from a separate incident. >> reporter:in court.chain seemed to not understand what was happening to her.she asked her >> reporter:public defender if she could go back to her residential hotel.that doesn't seem likely.at least for the short term. >> reporter:.her lawyer asked that she be examined by a psychiatrist to see if she is competent to stand trial.in the meantime. >> reporter:she's being held on one hundred thousand dollars bail.but one the off chance she comes up with bond. >> reporter:the judge issued a stay away order.to keep her from going back to union square. >>we've seen an increase that are mentally ill that are a danger to themselves or others >> reporter:members of the union square business improvement district showed up in court as well. they say chain is known to the area as an aggressive panhandler. >>

a michigan funeral home has come up with a drive-thru option to view the deceased.w displays a body inside the funeral home and mourners get just three minutes to view the body as music plays overhead. there's also a guest book to sign and a deposit opening where you can leave some donations, cards, or other items as you pass by. at least three other funeral homes are offering a similar service. >> you look at this and think it's odd, where i can see it makes sense is where older people can't get out of the car. where you want go and pay your respects but you have a little trouble. >> or where there's big lines. big people you wait in line for an hour or so. it's a little coldhearted. >> it is. >>> coming up, what's a word worth? a lot when it comes to the fed. a simple change of language. we've got that next when we come back. >>> welcome back to "squawk box," everybody. among the stories front and center this morning, roco announcing it has sold 10 million of its players in the united states. the trump plaza is closing today. analysts say gamblers have been abando

the current line, i think the doubles down we need is in the form of intensive engagement, including thru financial and military incentives with regional partners who are the most immediately threatened by isis and above all we must stay the course and push the iraqis to get past the divisions in baghdad and take the fight to isis. i think we do face a long-term threat in isis, the desire to kill westerners. i believe we'll see a campaign in the region to destroy its leadership. but we should not own this struggle. it belongs to iraqis and their neighbors and a precipitous effort now with a broad air campaign or even ground forces would both fail and relieve these countries of their responsibility to get their act together and that's something we cannot allow to occur. >> i sat at the threat table at the f.b.i. and c.i.a. for almost 10 years. in the spring of 2002 into the wint over 2003 and beyond, the defining characteristic was the unknown. what will al qaeda do tomorrow? in particular thinking about everything from a major catastrophic attack and w.m.d., in particular, anthrax. we hav

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you know, they always get you in the drive-thru.you hear the creeking, i guess you better pay attention. tell somebody, say something. all right, remember that deadly cobra we told you about in california putting folks a little on edge? i would be on edge if i saw this outside my house. folks may now be able to breathe easier, we'll tell you why. bill: also, the furious backlash over debbie wasserman-schultz's choice of words against wisconsin governor scott walker. a fair and balanced debate on that and what she has said lately. >> apparently, that they can't find a high quality leader with a little pit of class and a little bit of a filter. because you can differ on politics all day long, but there used to be some sort of standard by which you had an eloquent political debate. when fixed income experts work with equity experts who work with regional experts who work with portfolio management experts that's when expertise happens. mfs. because there is no expertise without collaboration. ♪ ♪ martha: the democratic national chief ch

the current line, i think the doubles down we need is in the form of intensive engagement, including thrufinancial and military incentives with regional partners who are the most immediately threatened by isis and above all we must stay the course and push the iraqis to get past the divisions in baghdad and take the fight to isis. i think we do face a long-term threat in isis, the desire to kill westerners. i believe we'll see a campaign in the region to destroy its leadership. but we should not own this struggle. it belongs to iraqis and their neighbors and a precipitous effort now with a broad air campaign or even ground forces would both fail and relieve these countries of their responsibility to get their act together and that's something we cannot allow to occur. >> i sat at the threat table at the f.b.i. and c.i.a. for almost 10 years. in the spring of 2002 into the wint over 2003 and beyond, the defining characteristic was the unknown. what will al qaeda do tomorrow? in particular thinking about everything from a major catastrophic attack and w.m.d., in particular, anthrax. we have

people want in and out of the drive-thru in the morning. we do a great job on that.acted to our breakfast sandwiches as well. and the real thing that adds stickiness is our perks program. we allow people to do mobile payments with our app. you get a fast reward. you get a free coffee very quickly. 250 points. five points for every dollar. >> you won. >> with 10,000 votes. >> we asked people which they prefer. dunkin' over starbucks. >> the speed thing is true. that line -- >> huge. >> we've considered that. i said i was going to stop before i get home, i'll stop at starbucks. you don't have time. because there is the line. >> and now they obviously like our coffee better as well. >> when burger king and tim horton's and all that was happening, cramer came on and said tim horton's is a crappy company. the canadians go crazy when you say that. have they hurt you sfp. >> they've been good competitors in the north of the country. i like to think i'm very competitive. this is a like a sport. we compete with them, mcdonald's, starbucks every day. i think we've done a great

mcdonalds said they'll do it at drive-thrus. >> your sense, long term, apple pay displaces credit cardsg you won't use american express as -- >> no. >> as the credit in between that apple actually -- actually the apple store, if you will becomes that or no? >> no, you're 12 still using credit cards -- >> no, i know. >> people just won't carry a physical card. that card is stored digitally on your device, and i think that is what apple's introducing, that's the future, don't worry about where the kartcards are, but yo phone is your card. there's an american express card, but it's digital on your phone opposed to a physical, you know, piece of plastic in the pocket. >> brian, back to watches. joe, i don't want to put words in your mouth, but you think this watch is a gimmick? >> i don't want it. >> i rescued myself. took me five years to get a cell phone. >> not the best guy to ask if it took five years to get a phone. >> i can see myself owning a watch in two or three years from now. i have a fitbit, a scale, into the stuff, and yet i'm still not sure i want to wear the watch, at least a