>> reporter: kobe tried again. >> i protected you. basically made you look like a saint in the interview i had with the detectives. >> reporter: a dead end. but detectives were now convinced that eric killed his wife. >> even though it didn't lead to anything, that conversation with kobe, that got you from suspicion to knowing? >> yeah, it moved it all the way over. we knew we had a homicide. >> reporter: but knowing it and proving it were two very different things. you didn't get to process that boat as a crime scene for almost a week. >> right. right. that wasn't good. that hindered the investigation. >> reporter: the boat, said detective murphy, was pretty clean. crime scene did find blood, just one drop, under one of the cushions. but not enough to determine whether it was human blood. it could have come from a fish. not enough evidence to arrest eric for murder or even prove that a murder occurred. peggy's close friend glenda didn't believe eric was a killer. >> there's no way that eric would have done that. there's just absolute

we're going to zoom into the tri-valley.orthbound 680 not usually slow at all but we have a slow down from sunol. flat tires. nobody else has had a problem. look in the backup we now just got reports of a crash. this may be more complications. we'll track the tri-valley. everything looking standard including oakland. >> all right. local news update in half an hour. have a great day. >>> good morning. the torch passes. president obama embracing hillary clinton as his successor in a speech taking down donald trump and giving clinton high praise. >> there's never been a man, a woman, not me, not bill, nobody more qualified as hillary clinton to serve as president of the united states of america. as vice president biden and the man who hopes to replace him takes the gloves off. >> he has no clue about what makes america great. actually, he has no clue period. >> folks, you cannot believe one word that comes out of donald trump's mouth. >> this mo

tried to get back into the main line. it was hard after facing walls for 15 years in handcuffs everywhere i went. i didn't adjust too well. i still became more assaultive, more combative, more violent. >> after 25 years of incarceration, randall had plenty of violent episodes to share. >> i had threw a bomb in an inmate's cell and blew his toilet off the wall, you know, blew a patch of his leg off. an officer came to my door. i made a zip gun out of some magazines and i shot him in the face. >> as the story unfolds about why he's there and what he's done in prison, it can send chills up your spine. and then it occurs to you, i'm sitting right in front of this guy. anything can happen to me. >> most of randall's violence was directed at his cellmates. >> i don't have a problem taking no cellie. what i have a problem with is crack heads, people who don't know how to jail. people who expose themselves to female staff. i have a mother and sister. i don't play that. >> one cellie in particular sent randall into a rage. >> he h

this one over here in the tri-valley. as i get out of your way, the roadway showing a pretty predictable drive. southbound 680 does flow through plea son on the. in sunol crash you just heard about around castle. watch the activity on the shoulder. doesn't sound like major injuries was motorcycle involved. look over towards south 880 and hayward and union city. fremo fremont, traffic at the dumbarton bridge. overnight road work has cleared from the westbound direction. so now all lanes are reopened across that seconds overnight last night and the night before and continuing through saturday night to fix a pothole just before the high rise. let's look at the high rise, uninterrupted westbound. back at capacity. no delays, guys. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> up next on "today in the bay," much more common and much more violent. the alarming new research that shows just how many drivers experience road rage behind the wheel. >>> a big stock debut this morning. in fact, it was the biggest tech ipo of the year so far. we'l

the victims say he tried to buy their silence with a necklace. the sheriff's office says osbourne is no longer a part of the department. >>> scary moments for residents in lake county after a wildfire broke out near the town of clearlake, very close to last year's devastating valley fire. this is video shot by one of our viewers a few hours ago. here is what it looked like from our nbc helicopter. good news at this hour, evacuation orders have been lifted and the fire is now 50% contained. but the fire has burned 15 acres, and at least one structure has been destroyed. people at the st. helena hospital clearlake are still being told to shelter in place. >>> making the battle even tougher is the persistent heat across the bay area right now. meteorologist rob mayeda is tracking these temperatures. it's cooling in some places but in others really hot. >> clearlake unfortunately not seeing much of a break. 102 in lakeport. humidity levels bone dry as well, so you have heat, humidity, breeze conditions, the triple threat of fire danger. right now it

i then later realized that she had tried to commit suicide. i had an uncle, my uncle ferdinand who was a very powerful figure in my neighborhood. i grew up in the south bronx. it was great because the neighborhood, everyone was like family. you played in the streets and you played jump rope and hopscotch and skip all you talk to each other and you ran around and you played tag and you played games but there was also a dark element. i'm i'm not going to lie. thankfully i had an uncle who had a lot of prestige and power. my uncle freddie always told me, your special. something about you is special and you can do anything you want to do in this life. don't ever be anybody's trek and when the jesus train comes, make sure you are on it. as it little girl i got the jesus part. the trick part, i thought he o must mean don't let people play tricks on me. it wasn't until i was 12 and i i found out that he was a and that he was talking about something else. he was my favorite uncle because he showed me love. so much love.ov he took care of me and amy fe

you see slowing for san jose, v tri-valley, and pleasanton.t's summer so it's lighter but heavier volume than last week. upper east shore freeway slowing down through richmond and approaching the golden gate area. live look out there shows palo alto from 101 here. easy drive here. we haven't had the peninsula drive. the volume coming over from the east bay like the san mattaeo bridge. westbound a lot of slower drivers going across the flat section. sun coming into the eyes if you're heading to the east bay. back to you. >> so hard to see this time of day. >> thank you, mike. >>> coming up next ticket troubles from the bay to l.a. >>> her car is here but she gets a parking ticket in l.a. i'm consumer investigator. nbc bay area responds next. >>> good morning coming up on "today" with the republican national convention one week away. donald trump closing in on a vp pick. could he go with a registered democrat? the new fierce five. natalie talks exclusively to the just announced u.s. women's gymnastic team headed to rio. >>> two of the biggest st

sunshine for everybody, even the tri-valley and south bay. that will push temperatures into the mid 80s today. a little warmer than we were yesterday by the afternoon. as you mentioned, this morning, it's chilly. you may need a jacket as you step outside. i did. >> definitely. antho anthony, thanks. >>> we want to bring you to a developing story. a woman kidnapped. four suspects are behind bars. the victim hasn't been found. it has been more than a week since she disappeared. we want to show you her. this was back on july 1. her son told police she had been kidnapped. he received a text from a stranger demanding money and threatening his mother's life. investigators say when he went to look for his mom at her home, she was gone and her dog was dead. police say there was no sign of a forced entry. officers have since arrested four people who they believe are responsible for the kidnapping. the primary suspect, emanuel espinoza. his accomplices are jaylynn brown and larry brown as well as lovely risale. neighbors are in disbelief. >> i don't be

we will look into the ramifications as the city of dallas tries to heal. dall s ok noat athe tacts theol >>> welcome back. the tactics police used to put an end to the killing in dallas last week, it's the first time the police detonated a bomb to take down a suspect. barring wars in iraq and afghanistan. >> the dallas police department is applauded for using innovative tactics to put an end to the killing there. but there are other ramifications. nbc has been talking with the expert about the precedent of that this setsd. >> the decision facing dallas police was life or death. micah johnson already killed five police officers, wounding 14 people, and was taunting officers. warning that he planted bombs throughout the area. with police sharp shooters unable to get a clean shot of the suspect, s.w.a.t. commanders presented the chief with a plan. >> to improvise our robot with a device to detonate behind the corner within a few feet of where he was that would take him out. i approved it. and i would do it again if presented with the same circumstances. >> po

the tri-valley looks okay. south san jose the live look shows you 101 from 680 and 880 and coming into downtown. those you expect. >> thank you. >>> it's 6:41 now. coming up she's been to ever democratic convention since 1950. we introduce do you a part of living history next. >>> and breaking business news this morning. yahoo! has been sold. we'll go over the deal coming up in minutes. >>> all of a sudden i heard a huge -- and then i saw some of the rafters from the ceiling fall. and my television fell over and the whole house shook. >> that's a wing on the top of someone's house. there's the plane. it was caught on camera. a plane falling from the sky into a home in connecticut. it happened on saturday just northeast of new haven. the homeowner was spared, but the pilot, we're told, is seriously injured. investigators say the plane apparently had mechanical issues shortly after taking off from a nearby airport. >>> back to decision 2016. in a few hours it'll be 16 and counting for one long time california dem

came out, tried to fix it. a lot of fluids. and then tried again. rim that's when it kind of kicked in. >> what's the biggest thing you think you learned tonight? >> drink fluids. you've got to keep the fluids going. that's the worst i've ever cramped. i'm definitely going to stay on that. >> stay hydrated. the phillies, meantime, got good starting pitching from jared ikeoff and had their biggest offensive inning of the season today against the visiting braves. pick it up bottom of the second phillies tee off against de la cruz. herrera with his tenth home run of the season. two-run blast making it 5-1. three batters later franka with his 14th. the phillies score a season-high seven runs in the seventh inning. just the second phils pitcher to reach the eighth inning this season. the phillies win it 8-2. here's eickhoff on the defensive backup. >> definitely a good feeling but it comes with responsibility. i try to stay within myself and not change what i do. i think for the most part i was able to do that. >> i can't complain about the hitting anymo

and the boston bombing brother who was tried there. and the scariness factor of someone getting acquitted set things off course from the beginning. >> that takes me to something that actually is at the beginning of the book with attorney general eric holder giving the case for the 9/11 defendants to the military and transferring to the guantanamo bay. i think you reluctant to do so. interesting you start the book with that and throughout the book you go back to that scene again and again. what is the importance of that state department's decision and what kind of chilling effects did it have on our views in the united states as the efficacy of the federal court? >> it was a real unfortunate and unhappy system for the american judicial system. holder conveyed that. when he said they are going back to the military commission at guantanamo bay instead of being tried in manhattan court he said look, i believe our courts are up to this task. i don't believe for a minute this is how it should be. congress has taken the decision out of my han

my mother tried to take her life i saved her life because i found her. i was told to leave her alone but i was a five year-year-old and i was stubborn and i like to do things my way so i tried to wake her anyway. i couldn't so i screamed for my cousins and they came in and the next thing i know she was taken away in an ambulance. i later realized she had committed suicide. i had an uncle, my uncle ferdinand. he was a very powerful figure in my neighborhood. i grew up in the south bronx and it was great because the kids, the neighborhood everyone, you played in the streets and play jump rope and hopscotch and stick all and we talk to each other and we ran around and played tag really play games but there was also a -- so i'm not going to lie that we had an uncle who had a lot of prestige and power and he knew i was the niece and they said don't mess with stacy. bad things will happen to you. my uncle freddie always told me you were special. there is something about you that is special and you can do anything you want to do in this life. don't ever be anyb

it is hot today, especially the tri-valley.d low 90s there. mid-80s in the peninsula, and 90s in the tri-valley. the fog today is going back to the coastline. throughout the evening hours. s fog returns, and we expect to see cloudy skies, the coastline, and the interbay and fog moves as far south as san jose and east as fairfield and antioch. tomorrow, we expect another cloudy start and fog peels back to the coastline again because winds shift. all week long, winds come from the south and there's fog e and smoke from the wildfires in the south. that's going to continue to push off towards the east, so we're not going to have to deal with the unhealthy air quality this weekend because of the winds. again, onshore coming in from the ocean, and that's a cooling winds and why we expect temperatures to be, again, not as hot. that's another key over the next couple days. we have red flag fire warnings in utah to nevada to washington and oregon. air quality alerts for places near the central valley. that's the bulk of the haze and smo

this man tried to kid than a woman in broad daylight. i am jessica, kristen sze is off. >> i almanac knack. a man saw the woman being dragged and fought off the attacker and saved her. for the first time this midday we hearing from the good samaritan. amy hollyfield just spoke with him. amy? >> yes, stop what you doing. watch this. this is going to be the story you talk about this weekend. this man said he is not a hero, not the guy you see in the movies but police movie he save a life. she was gar eling on place and could not protect herself. >> she saw the 23 year old woman place asked dragged by her ankles to the attacker's car. >> i ran, i got them loose and made sure she was free and start going after him he started to place me. a to you ward. >> it happened on washington avenue at 6:45 in the morning on the way to work. >> this is what he might look like, a black man with a goatee and glasses 5' 10". >> well groomed and looked like a guy if you had to judge based on looks, okay, not a bad looking, not a bad dude. >> she tried to fi

he says thank god the gangs didn't kill me because they tried. when migrants are across the river they enter what human rights advocates call a death trap. mexican authorities are sweeping up migrants in record numbers before they even reach the u.s. most are deported, but mexico enforcing its own immigration laws more than ever has created another crisis. with bandits and human traffickers preying on migrants looking for ways to get north. edwin and jose disappear over the river bank and we rush through the legal crossing on the bridge to try to catch up with them. traveling north through immigration check point after check point. eventually reaching a nearby shelter, a church-run safe haven for road weiry migrants like carlos and his three children. we drive and spot this trio walking a trail. his name is louise and he's 19 years old from el salvador. he leads us to a shelter. migrants have three days in most shelters but even here beyond the reach of immigration authorities and most gangs, not everyone feels safe. according to the mexican gove

and no matter how daunting the gods or how much people tried to knock her down. she never, ever quits! that is the hillary i know. and that is the hilly i have come to admire. and i can say with confidence there has never been a man or woman not bill clinton, not meet more qualified than hillary clinton to the president of the united states of america (cheers & applause) >> grant: to elsie clinton will introduce her mother. and hillary clinton will make her case to be the next president of the united states. please >> reporter: are searching for four men possible for snatching purses downtown walnut creek. this happened last week when two of them tried to snatch it% from may elderly woman who held on tight. she--who tried to snatch a person from an elderly woman and she held on tight. >> reporter: on described as black men in their 20s. >> reporter: a mile and a half of this stretch of road as we opened again after being closed most of the afternoon. after discovering a body on the east side of this road. discovered, are around 1220 this afternoon by a motorist.

i believe the lawyers should be tried. i believe the agencies, as you know, the fbi walked away from this, the agencies that did this need to be held accountable in some way. i don't know if that is -- you know, proactively which is if this happens again or whatever it is but that should be held accountab accountable. government officials should be held accountable. the fact that there were some who close their eyes and others embraced it and ran with the policy. torture has infected much more than we know. it has infected case after case whether it is just abuse, just abuse in american circumstances or something that happened at black sites, at cia black sites abroad, it infected the john walker case, and these are individuals who are tried and you know charged in federal court. and it has infected so much of our court system. it is the poison that was let out that has diminished. and that is why the military commissioners can't function. why do we have military commissions because there is too much about torture. >> host

. >> of severe thunderstorms are coming through the tri-state's. he he may have heard rumbling outside leaving areas under several inches of water heavy rain is leaving their mark on many parts of the region. new jersey is taken the hardest hit were some areas got 5 inches of rain in just a few hours. this was the the scene of princeton were flooding was a major issue. >> antwan: heavy rains and bring entrance bring field forcing the pga championship to be suspended. >> christina: audrey joins us on more on the random. >> audrey: we had strong downpours come through parts of new jersey earlier as he sought resulted in that video they saw a few minutes ago. we still have rain being picked up on our intensity. we sit on the sky guardian radar. it looks mostly northern new jersey and hudson valley is receiving the brunt of it at the moment. a close look at the radar in motion, we can can see the lighter yellow and orange shaded tones was intense rainfall that we can a bit. it's rainfall across i84 which had heavy rainfall this evening. light rain fall

that's our incident for the tri-valley. look over here, a live look out up to the dublin camera and you see westbound. no problems. you're expected volume here and eastbound traditional. give the warning that friday tends to be getaway through this area eastbound starts about 2:00 and then you will see things start to slow from dublin in towards livermore and altamont pass. >>> coming up, speculation is over. conspiracy theories can stop for definitive answer on what flashed over the night sky this week. >>> what are we offering? a full agenda to improve the lives of people across our country, to keep you safe, to get you good jobs, to give your kids the opportunitiy ies they deserve. that they should say no -- >> hillary clinton offering her plans for the future for the american people. "today in the bay's" tracie potts has all the highlights from philadelphia. >> a man you can base with your tweet is not a man you can trust with nuclear weapons. >> reporter: it's the most talked about moment this morning in an acceptance

. >> reporter: i tried to do what kinchen suggested i tried to work from home today, oddly the boss said no, that will not work. you and jerrick and sue, everybody else, bob kelly, you cannot work at home today despite the problems. as soon as i start talking it start raining. it is not even raining that hard yet. that is a good thing. before traffic builds up sue talks about hydroplaning is more dangerous because you can still do 07 on the highways like people were doing on our way down here on i-95. you if hit 6 inches of water at 07 way more treacherous, dangerous and potentially deadly then if you hit it 20 once traffic builds up. that is a good thing. we came here where this massive road project, that is likely going to last until 2020 is underway. it is only drizzling and the drainage system is not in yet. you can see like a little creek and valley. with drizzle you can see a river building up. greg will walk down. the sewer system is not in. the sewer is 2 feet above where this water is running down, around and it caused a mud slide on the road. look at this hill full of sand and

her husband, bill, tried to remedy that. >> he did. he tried to make the american people fall in love with hillary clinton. by telling his love story with her. he said in the spring of 1971, he met a girl and went on to describe her and try to humanize her for the american people. ratings are low when it comes to personal appeal. he said she was a girl with the ck hair, big glasses and no makeup. he used anecdotes come it was very witty. charm.ed his signature he really made a plea for her to be the next president of the united states. it was very strong. in the end, will she be able to surge on his charm and popularity? the crowd here really loved bill clinton'seech -- bill speech. similar we will hear praises from president obama, hailing her record as a change maker. jessica.you very much, time now for business news. i'm joined by stephen carroll. we start with bad is from apple. which might be good news. >> sales of apple's flagship product the iphone down 15% in the three months -- the second quarter we've seen sales of the iphone

the police say the man tried to steal a vehicle and tried to holdup another man and he fired three shots. the suspect is in litcal condition and police believe that the shooting is justified. >>> and attorney general, kathleen kane, is in court today. the attorneys for both sides argued what would be admissible when her trial begins in two weeks time. the judge dismissed without making a ruling. >>> the smoking situation forced the evacuation of the montgomery mall. the mall lost power this morning and when a backup generator kicked in people smelled something burning and shoppers evacuated as firefighters cleared the scene and the mall reopened at 12:30 this afternoon. 12 new officers are fow on the cherry hill police force, sworn in, taking it's oath to protect and serve. the officers when through a rigorous hiring progress that began in january with 1200 applicants taking a written test. >>> coming up on "action news," it was the great debate on the streets today. cheesesteaks versus cheesecake, philadelphia versus new york. ahead who took the competition and bragging rights. >>> day

soaked rag tried to abdomin duck two women -- abduct two women hours apart. >>> holiday fun is happening in the nation's birth. they gathered at independence hall honor you honoring our four fathers, a parade followed. benjamin franklin parkway will come alive tonight with a concert and fireworks show. >>> the spring band was part of the parade in collingdale this morning. the 4th of july in collingdale will go off tonight around 9:00 p.m. happy independence day, the holiday events continue across the region this noon. so far the weather is cooperating. so far. let's take a live look at sky6 live hd center city, the sun is peeking through the clouds, we're hoping it stays dry, we can hopefully' we have team coverage on your holiday, trish hartman is down the shore, first we head outside to the terrace and david murphy. >> reporter: for now at the noon hour and pushing into the early afternoon we have sunshine mixing with clouds in philadelphia. satellite is showing you there's a thinning of the cloud cover over philadelphia and extending to points to the east. out to the west you can see

cristiano ronaldo down with a knee injury, tried to continue to play, called off once, tried it, eventually so they would have to do it without him. and it's adair who is the hero. the only goal of the game, finally ronaldo gets his trophy. >>> now you got the baseball, this is a last game before the all-star break and just a quality of virtue west so performanceably madison bumgarner, struck out 14, one measly hit gave it up in eighth. no-hitter through 7 1/3. there it is. listen, everybody was super happy. bum is a little bummed but other than that you go the route and get a few days off for the all-star game, not terrible. >> yeah, no baseball till next friday but still some baseball like the home run derby tonight on espn 8:00 prime time always a great television show. check it out again the t-mobile home run derby tonight espn 8:00 eastern time. >> andy murray won at wimbledon. >> he did. >> we forgot that too. now you're up to date on all things european. >> and we're done. good morning, america. >> so who won the championshipy. >> i can't wait for the paris parade right down the cham

so the second time i asked, i tried a different tact. i said i really want you to marry me, but you shouldn't do it. she smiled and looked at me like what is this boy up to. she said that is not a very good sales pitch. i said, i know, but it's true. and i meant it, it was true. i said, i know most of the young democrats our age who want to go into politics. they mean well, and they speak well, but none of them is as good as you are at actually doing things to make positive changes in people's lives. so i suggested she go home to illinois or move to new york and look for a chance to run for office. she just laughed and said are you out of your mind? nobody would ever vote for me. so i finally got her to come visit me in arkansas. and when she did, the people at the law school were so impressed, they offered her a teaching position. and she decided to take a huge chance. she moved to a strange place, more rural, more culturally conservative than any place she had ever been, where she knew good and well people would wonder what in the worl

. >> reporter: pegye's friend glenda tried to stay optimistic. >> absolutely thought they'd find her. did because she was a fabulous swimmer. >> reporter: glenda went to the bechler house to see eric. >> how'd he look? >> hysterical, a little bit. you know, he'd been crying and, you know, his face is red and, you know, all of those things. he looked upset, as you should be, one would expect. >> reporter: this video from local news shows a devastated eric. it was now day two of the search for pegye. still nothing. the next day, the coast guard interviewed eric. >> we're just going to do an inquiry into the boating accident. ok? >> ok >> reporter: eric bechler could barely speak. >> what did you take with you on the boat? >> we had a couple bags and a cooler. >> we wanted to see catalina, but it was so hazy. i told pegye that it was, you know, it was too hazy, we shouldn't go too far out. >> reporter: eric told the coast guard he tried to body board on their way out and said there was a "pretty good swell" in the ocean. >> was it as high as the side of the boat? >> probably. >> it was,

she tried to empower them based on their abilities.eanwhile -- meanwhile i was still trying to get her to marry me. so the second time i asked, i tried a different tack. i said, i really want you to marry me, but you shouldn't do it. she smiled and looked at me like, what is this boy up to? she said, that is not a very good sales pitch. i said, i know, but it's true. and i meant it. it was true. i said, i know most of the young democrats our age who want to go into politics. they mean well, and they speak well, but none of them is as good as you are at actually doing things to make positive changes in people's lives. so i suggested she go home to illinois or move to new york and look for a chance to run for office. she just laughed and said, are you out of your mind? nobody would ever vote for me. so i finally got her to come visit me in arkansas. and when she did, the people at the law school were so impressed, they offered her a teaching position. and she decided to take a huge chance. she moved to a strange place, more rural, more c

we tried to make ends meet. tried to make some money. he couldn't have had too much on him after a rainy fourth of july. it was about 6:00 p.m. when muhammad drove into this lot to park his truck for the night. police say two robers attacked him, shooting that driver wasn't here at the time, but his truck took a bullet. what happened heavy on the minds of everyone on the lot. i feel so bad about it. it's a shame. whoever did it obviously don't have a heart. this mechanic says he often works on mow ham had's truck. i will pray for him. i will pray that god will pick him up and he'll come back. muhammad's wife didn't want to speak on camera but she provided this photo and said her baby is coming soon. his family says that they are relying on faith that his attackers will be caught. i want to tell them that what they did is wrong. for men who tried to make ends meet is very bad. any good suspect description to share. also no surveillance video. the go found me page raised $600. if you would like to denew jersey transit, we have a link on ou

we tried the martina and the delicate. so after he tried the strings we thought about it and then ranked them. *top three were the new deal, the martinez, and, and the meal from the library bar, it was delightful. >> best version that i've ever had. >> will that is targeted. >> what's the difference between the martini and the martinez? >> one speak spanish. [laughter] >> three line into the salty breakers off long beach island, you might catch dinner. >> it was like pulling dead weight. >> on a simple hook they late reeled in the catch of a lifetime it was on my bucket list to catch a big shark. >> : the crack that came to dinner. >> a saltwater crack that is living the life. >> just don' >> have a story we should know about help us chase it down by logging onto chasing news.com/tips. >> meet sophia, a saltwater crocodile that is living the life in australia. she she is captive bread and being raised as a pet in a domestic environment. it is absolutely petrified. this is her demanding food and they feed they feed her, as

. >> no matter how daunting the odds, no matter how much people tried to knock her down, she never, ever quits. >> reporter: the president more popular than either of the candidates running to succeed him wasted no time in going after clinton's opponent and his possible successor. >> does anyone really believe that a guy who spent his 70 years on this earth showing no regard for working people is suddenly going to be your champion? your voice? hey, if so, you should vote for him. >> reporter: this morning trump inserted himself into the big controversy looming over the democratic national convention this week. the release of nearly 20,000 dnc e-mails by wikileaks. e-mails that showed the dnc was trying to undermine the sanders campaign. the clinton campaign pointing fingers at russia saying the e-mails were leaked to help the trump campaign. >> it's just a total deflection. this whole thing with russia. >> reporter: trump essentially encouraged russia to conduct espionage against his opponent. >> russia, if you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing.

and a new hampshire prisoner tries to make a break for it. how police say he snuck off >> hillary clinton's high stakes' moment in the leadup to the general election. the speech and where she goes from here. >> a man accused of trying to kidnap and rape a woman in winthrop. the demand he made and how the case >> brady keep things low key. his elusive moves and the new attention on his temporary replacement. it's on the eye on this friday. >> it is the morning after, and the push is on, good friday morning. i'm erika tarantal. >> i'm randy price. with us is ed harding. he's just outside philadelphia

even up to 102 degrees today in the tri-valley. so it continues to sizzle as we go through the week. details on that coming up. mike has reports of a muni bus hit in san francisco. >> right, kari. that sounds dramatic. it's not quite tra dramatic. we'll talk about how that affects your bay bridge drive. right now, doing well over here in the east bay. slowing for hayward. just a start for that east bay slow down approaching the san mateo bridge and getting off the bay bridge you do have westbound 80. reports of a crash. sounds like it's affecting the off-ramp. a muni bus was rear-ended by a smaller vehicle. no injuries reported. we don't know if passengers were onboard the muni vehicle but because it was hit by a smaller one, we think the bus should be okay. still waiting on word on whether the lanes are blocked. see the slowing for the distraction. over in berkeley we see the volume of traffic heading toward the bay bridge. the emmiville camera, westbound 80 with all the lights. getting on the east shore freeway in your commute di

police shows a man stalking a woman in winthrop and you won't believe what happens shackels and escaped tried to steal two cars. the surprising encounter with one woman. >> from the channel 4 studios in boston this is wbz this morning. >> good morning 6:00 right now on fryer morning. happy friday i am cathin hauser i am chris mckinnon happy friday to you and all of you at >> track rain and it's humid. it's a soupy start to the day tracking rain light rain in some communities and it's pouring in others. south of boston light ran along 128 from quincy braintree split and medfield a little light rain and a break north of boston inform you run into the substantial downpours from lowell and east into boxford greens an reds -- and reds and oranges is where it's pouring and you will get responding -- ponding water. downpours extend from southern new hamture temple and new boston and ware crossing 93 in the next half-hour. and there's downpours on the south side from concord stretching back up to barnstead areas temperatures warm and it's humid. you will notice that right away. back into the rain bac

places like tri-valley where you get near 90. then temperatures gradually fall off as we head toward the middle part of the week. your fourth of july forecast, if you are headed to san francisco, you know the trend. we will stay sunny, clear and then we will eventually have some fog move in as wed hers the fireworks. fireworks start around 9:30. that's when we expect the clouds to roll in. it won't be overly cloudy but we will have clouds in the area. keep that in mind if you are headed to san francisco on monday. >> we will keep it in mind. thanks. >>> before we go, we want to show you it is life imitating art in ride sharing style. a surprise for fans of the ghost busters movie. if you have seen the films, you may recognize this as the car. lyft sent these cars out on the ride in five u.s. cities this weekend, including san francisco. they said the drivers are wearing ghost buster uniforms and serves key lime slime twinkies. >>> that's 7:57. we want to thank you for making us a part of your morning. more local news tonight at 4

police on the hunt for a man who tried to rape a woman walking. this was near nyu. >> investigators say the victim was able to fight him off after the initial assault. >> magdalena doris joins us live with more. >> reporter: police say that the victim denied this man's advances. that is when he came up from behind and attacked her, sexually assaulting her. she was able to fight him off. >> the washington square arch, the famous city landmark draws attention anytime of day. and with crowds, often comes the feeling of safety. >> there are always cars here. you think it is always bright out and people are walking around the matter what time of the night it is. but it is terrifying. >> police say a few blocks away at 4:00 saturday morning, a 20-year-old woman was approached by a man who tried to strike up a conversation. while walking along 5 avee, from behind and sexually assaulted her. police say the young woman fought the attacker off and he ran away. the incident has other women looking for more protection. >> if it is more visible security in the

this is a point i tried to make in the book. auschwitz is the single most deadly place in the nazi so-called final solution. there's no other site in german controlled europe where more jews were murdered than auschwitz and yet many more jews are killed elsewhere than auschwitz. in ditches, in forests and in special death camps like treblinka which operate differently, separately so that's the first thing to say. there's also more to auschwitz than the holocaust. auschwitz was not set up as a camp to murder the jews of europe, it was set up in 1940 two destroyed the polish opposition and even when auschwitz becomes also a death camp of the holocaust and it is the only one of those concentration camps which becomes a major death camp of the holocaust, even then it has other contributions. these camps have multiple functions, slave labor, medical experiments and so on but there is more to auschwitz than the holocaust and there is more to the concentration camp system than auschwitz. auschwitz is set up in 1940, dachau is in existe

while newt gingrich tried to smooth things over, many high republicans tried to lam bust cruz. >> tedz said, you can vote your conscious for anyone who will uphold the constitution. in this election, there is only one candidate who will uphold the constitution. so, to para phrase ted cruz, the only possible candidate this fall is the trump/pence republican ticket. >> it was an awful, selfish speech by someone who tonight through the words he said on that stage showed everybody why he has richly earned the reputation that he has on capitol hill. >> he's a fraud. he's a liar. he's self centered and disqualified himself for ever being considered for president of the united states. >> that was cute, you know, don't stay home in november. vote for the people that you like from top to the bottom of the ticket. i just think it was an awful performance by someone who showed himself tonight to not be a man of his word. >> tonight is the night is the ted cruz that i've known. he is not a true republican. he is not a true conservative. he is self centered. i've never seen such outrage and anger

the tried getting away by driving into a car lot. happened next was a bizarre sight. >> pam: the couple split-- >> started laughing. >> pam: the couple filed a report by have not heard back from police. >> steve: not a follow-up story we first brought you last night at 10:00. a california boy who's a prosthetic leg was stolen is getting a new one. he was fitted for a new lake after the four year olds prostatic was stolen while his family was at the beach. after the story went public several prosthetic companies alter to make him an artificial limb free of charge. donations also poured in. >> steve: his mother says the money will be used to send him and to a special kids can't for amputees. the rest of the money will be donated to organizations that make prosthetics. >> gary: (male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich with sports!. >> gary: good evening! >> gary:and meanwhile. the oakland a's in texas hoping to get another win versus the the hottest team's in baseball since the m-l-b all-star break. gary will have all the highli

a man tries to rape a woman in greenwich village. plus this. >>> it was a big fire. it got going. >> balloon accidents in u.s. history. sixteen people killed. the warning rejected by the faa two years ago. >>> vehicles trapped and streets washed away in new jersey after a round of storms. when you can expect round two. cbs2 news sunday morning starts right now. >>> good morning. it is 6:00 a.m., sunday, july 31. first vanessa murdock is here with a look at the forecast. does not look too good behind you. >> today is a repeat of yesterday. we saw the flooding. 6 inches of rain. that is for some. that could repeat itself today. you never want to drive through standing water. you never know where that water is going. here is the deal. let's take a look at the alerts right now. putnam county has a flood advisory in effect l of us until tonight at 11:00. again, today, expected to be a repeat of yesterday. some breaks of sun. some passing showers and thunderstorms. and we have that situation out there now making its way into putnam county. very heavy rainfall. similar stor

the door, i tried to open up the door and it was still in drive.department to call 911. 911 responded and they broke the glass and got the guy out, laid home out, he was kind of blue in the face. they resuscitated him? medics do say it was a heart attack. he is hospitalized tonight but no word on his condition. >>> new castle county police are investigating a homicide in claymont. officers were called to the 200 block of chestnut avenue at 9:00 on reports of the the women screaming. when they arrived they found a woman and a man both suffering from gunshot wounds. would the man was pronounced dead at the scene. the man was taken to the hospital in grave condition. no further details have been released at this hour. >>> police in new hanover township montgomery county are investigating a string of vandalism cases, each time police say vandals are using gold spray paint as you can see in this photo of the fence there. vandals attacked during the overnight hours on thursday, in the area around willow brooke lane in pottstown. police say they are askin

he said he was attacked by a second alligator as he tried to reach his son.he body was found the next day, since the attack, disney world added signs warning people about alligators and snakes. disney is the parent company of 6abc. >>> a plane going to australia from los angeles hit a bird. it's not clear how much damage was done to the plane. no one was injured. >>> dehydration and drunken behavior at a kenny chesney concert put fans in the hospital. they got dehydrated before his concert at hines field in pittsburgh. authorities arrested 7 fans for disorderly conduct saying their behavior was fueled by alcohol. city officials are angry over the tons of trash left behind. prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers, [ inhales ] all giant produce is triple checked. farm, crate, and store. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant. spacecraft is hours away from reaching jupiter. it is expected to orbit the gas giant tonight him they will learn if it has a solid core and why the great red spot is shrinking. the project ends in 2018 when it cras