hundred nine thousand last month however a columnist had expected a gain of two hundred thirty three thousand jobs now in addition data for may and june were was revised to show fifteen thousand more jobs created than previously reported so why is it. bob gainey were broad based services industries accounted for the bulk of the gains adding one hundred forty thousand jobs compared to an increase of two hundred thirty two thousand jobs added in june now although job growth was below expectations july marked the sixth straight month employment expanded by more than two hundred thousand it's a signal of strength last seen in one nine hundred ninety seven well it's been a while now a separate port from the commerce department showed inflation easing in june a price index for consumer spending excluding food and energy edged up zero point one percent after gaining zero point two percent in may through the twelve months ending in june the indexes up just one point five percent which is still below the fed's two percent target the same report showed income growth group zero point four perce

two incidents within two minutes from each other involving guns. the initial indication appears they are related. same suspect or suspects. >> reporter: and we want to show you a sketch that police released. police tell us that this is a sketch they describe the gunman as latino man in his 20s or 30s between 5'8" and 5'10" tall with a thin to medium build. they also say they're increasing their presence in downtown campbell. maureen naylor, ktvu news. >>> crews plan to be -- real estate agents who helped close to deal say they've seen a huge demand for property in that area fueled in part by the twitter headquarters. the century old renoire building was particularly attractive. >> it has a lot of unique character, sort of a hip, hipster kind of place. >> reporter: we're told the basement of the building is flooded with two feet of water. the damage is expected to set back the renovation work for several weeks. the cause of the fire is not yet known. >>> a dangerous rescue operation is now waiting on the next high tide to try to refloat a fishing bo

three one two four nine one three eight and then you're looking for one four three two three one twofour nine one three a. you're. right he said on that on the good. he told us to meet him by the dumpster it's. just him to see him. set him coming this way. you're on a low sam. is going on here what do you need to track history course not i'd never do that to you i just pretended on line that i was somebody that i wasn't in order to lure you there that's the definition of catfish. like that animal would know. why i just i saw you all week you were you were looking at all the talk go talk oh message boards and all sorts of things i was just wondering if you got any man. or nothing he was trying to talk to yeah chuckle talkers they've been sold out really a twenty mile radius i would look at every place if i discover through one more strawberry shortcake bar i'm going to lose it man i was there in the. listening to drone rants about choco talk o's and i realize things about truth the old days they said that history was written by the victors today i realize history is just written by. v

the two other victims were already in the back of the van he was not with the two other victims.e don't know at this time if the other two victims were related to this robbery. so, it is an investigation, in progress and homicide detective are on location, crime scene unit processing the crime scene. >> unaudible. well, right now the the only person who we were able to identify is two-year old victim transported to hahnemann hospital because he is still alive in stable condition. the other two victims are unidentified right now. we're not even certain if they are males. so right now both john or jane dough. >> inspector scott small talking about breaking news, three bodies thrown in the schuylkill river, one escaped, the 20 year-old, two bodies bound with duct tape were pronounced at the scene. as you heard inspector saying this investigation is in progress and ongoing. we will continue to follow this story, and bring you any news that we get throughout the morning news. especially on the cw philly. >>> right now lets check traffic and weather together, here's kate. >> good morni

family homes their good small this was originally a two family home breakdown in 189572 into two units they satisfy the first two its owner occupied nobody it being displace placed and intended for fore owner occupied and staff is correct they're adding now up to 3 bedrooms somehow they had it wrong and the density in the area tlarts there's a variety but single families was stated 25 percent and the remaining 75 percent are split within the apartment buildings further done down and some that have two bedrooms so a case could go made tyler certainly within the allowed density and probably a lot of the units in the area with single families i'm supportive of the merger and not take dr and, in fact, i'm going to move not to take dr and approve the project and i'd like agree you ail recognize i'm sure you're aware of you've watched them before we don't want to lose unites and have a disposition not allowed unit to be merged this is different. one you're going to go back to the uses of the single-family homes and this is a mankind 16 hundred science naturally affordable home it's a unique

the two previous, at roosevelt memorial.in each case, the vandals steal grave site american flags, markers and flag holders plus other decorations and pile them up and set them on fire in the middle of the fight. >> to happen at two cemeteries a mile or two apart, clearly it seems like the same people doing this and upset over something. >> reporter: we watched tonight as word of the graveyard vandalism spread online provoking anger and disgust from concerned families. what's more, given what the vandals stole, investigators suspect they may be targeting graves of those who served our country. >> most of them are probably veterans' graves because some of the burned materials were veteran flag holders for veterans so i would assume most of them are veterans. >> i'm relieved that i came here and noticed that my parents' grave was not touched. i feel horrible for the families who have to come here and find this stuff missing. >> reporter: of the three vandalism incidents, the two most recent have happened just since this past w

the site crashed for many uses for more than two hours -- users for more than two hours this morning. some went to twitter to talk to it. he wrote facebook is not a law enforcement issue. please don't call us about it being down. he wrote how will i know if my aunt enjoyed her salad. he joked facebook going down for 15 minutes is proof today's generation would have survived 8 seconds in the 80s. ktvu's tom vacar asks why it could have such a big impact. >> reporter: it made headlines world wide. the talk of twitter and social media. to hear experts talk about it facebook is something of a utility that is expected to work all the time. >> consumers just expect it to be there when they need it. it is part of their life and when it is not there it is upsetting. >> someone "likes" something. follows them. >> reporter: she says facebook and other social media stimulate the same brain pleasure centers that drugs do. >> there are treatment centers across the united states, three or four i know of, who are treating social media addictions. >> people, that is their whole lives. they can't go w

. >> two hurricanes striking at this hour. residents there, big island, are preparing for the worse. we'll have the latest for you. >> yes, let's talk about those two, and our forecast, over to the weather center and check in with katie. >> so much watch different pattern for us, no tropical activity of any kind expected in the next two days in the atlantic basin. sitting pretty and really will be a nice couple of days. we want to turn our attention to the hawaiian, big event for this part of the wormed f this storm system iselle in fact does make landfall as we expect it to as a hurricane, as we take you out to the hawaiian radar, first time since records began that a hurricane has hit this island. if you can believe it. so a very big deal for the folks out in our neighbors here in the central pacific. so we will be talking a lot about this, what's next, as far as julio is concerned, is that alsong be a major issue for the islands, all of those issues, and your weekend forecast here at homecoming up. back to you. >> we begin

between two lefts. you've got one left, which is for feed trad for free trade, and then the other left who says we need a protectionist policy, and we need to do the contrary of what we're doing nowadays. so there had to be a clarification in one sense or another. but i have to stress it's always the same debate. for now it's been the same debate for 30 years now. during the referendum in france about the constitution in 2005 you had the left that said yes and the left that said no. and it's today many. how damaging is this split in the eyes of the public? they're not great. in terms of asterty, and that's how the president wants to proceed. i would say the political climate i would say is boiling, boiling like water. it's boiling. we've got political climate of mass hysteria. we've got more and more. instead the right wing party you have got tensions between some who think the exact opposite. apparently when the boat is sinking you've got people who can't stay cool under pressure. >> that's to come on

please come forward. >> you will have two. >> sir. excuse me. miss jackson could you come forward, please? >> thank you very much. >> dr. jackson again. and you know i came before you, two years ago, and i think that the problems that you all are having, with the different departments is because of the fact that i mentioned to you san francisco is the only city that did not have a state, federal certificated compliance officer. no one in this city is complying to anything. and that needs to be checked out. why is it, that the city has been getting away with this, for quite some time, so you are not going to get no answers, they are going to come with the excuses and they are still going to be spending money that you don't need to be spending because you don't know where it went, and so i would just like somebody, to find out why is it that this is continued to be happening in this city, without a city certificated compliance officer? and there is not, none, and that is certificated, they got compliance officers. but they are not certificated. an

two batters later and another former a and a two-run homer.hey lose today 6-1 and remain four up on the angels. giants and royals and condiment racing. check out the poor kid in the mustard suit. he can't get up. can we get him a belt? tim lincecum could have used some help. the run scores on the wild pitch and 2-0 royals. the same at bat. a couple pitches later and two-run shot. timmy went three and a third and gave up six runs on seven hits and takes a loss and he is 9 and 8. bases loaded in the 9th. pablo sandoval and ends the game. giants are swept by the royals. 7-4 your final. falling four and a half games behind the dodgers. finally the 50-yard indoor war. it is down to the final four with your san jose sabercats facing the rattlers. the cat leers are the two -- the rattlers are the two-time defending champions. they were 276 yards and ran for two one-yard touchdowns. 107 yards and three, td's. they won it 72-56 and they will face the gladiators and they are looking for their third straight title. we will hit the training camp. we will

san jose police were looking if two separate hit-and-run drivers after two incidents, two nights in a row. they both happened on the same busy industry -- road. >>> we have been in touch with the san jose police department and just received that information who said the second victim from last night has died like the first victim from sunday night. this is what we know. officers spended around 8:15 after calls of a man being hit by a car. police are not sharing much saying that the victim died this morning after being taken to the hop. neither the victim or the driver have been identified. police say the driver hit the victim, left the scene, and did not come back. ones to the hit-and-run accident were upset. >> i heard boom, and i saw the guy laying there. the car was stopped. he took off. >> people walk in here because it is a shopping complex and they think they can walk because they press the but the continue to walk but people driving cannot see. >> on sunday night a 51-year-old >> on sunday night a 51-year-old was struck and killed on the driver if that incident has not been fou

sixty-two in atlantic city. quick check on the eyewitness weather day planner we are looking at wall to wall sunshine. it is warm but in the oppressive. we will get you up to 85 later today, looks good bob, send it into you. >> 6:05. we are looking good from the traffic cameras, nothing major on our major roadways, we have a disable on the platt bridge as we look live from our airport camera and zoom in i want to point out right here, mid span, left lane blocked with the disabled vehicle right at that top of the span there. so leaving the the airport area heading in towards southwest philadelphia expect a slow down with that within lane. they have been working all night long on the schuylkill expressway. live look at the schuylkill near spring garden street where they have repaved third lane between spring garden and 30th street. we don't a bum py ride, nice smooth ride, all three lanes repaved coming in towards philadelphia accident in skippack harleysville pike at crossroads and we have word of a gas main brea

two on, two out. angel pagan. hot shot back at the pitcher. giants lose, 2-1. >>> game two of the doubleheader. g-men with a second shot at a positive end. this guy, he can take it either way. game tied at 3-3. buster posey, busten travis wood for a no-doubter to left. a 4-4 night at the plate. madison bumgarner, recovered well after allowing two early home runs. strikes out the side in the sixth. finishing with 12 ks on the night. in the seventh, mad-bum in a little trouble. tied in the second. giants go on to win, 5-3. >>> palo alto native and l.a. laker, jeremy lin, looking at himself in the mirror today, almost. he made a trip to madame tussaud's at fisherman's warf. >>> it takes more than just wearing a team usa to become a splash brother, as demarcus cousins showed us today. >> the third splash brother. >> hope you didn't get that on camera. >> i'll get this right. the third splash brother. >> still taking applications. don't worry. >> not sure cousins has what it takes to join curry and clay. he may be on team usa. but he has a lot of w

..now for just two dollars. also discovered the phenomenon of "economnomnomics" nomnom... nom? mcdonald's dollar menu and more. it's economnomnomcial. >>> oakland police say a driver that ran a red light may be to blame for a serious crash. we will tell you about one person that is critically injured. >> two men on motorcycles killed in a bay view crash. >> cleaning up after outside lands. the three-day festival wraps up. we will tell you about complaints from neighbors and the biggest problem. >> downed trees and power lines in hawaii after travel storm iselle. why the islanders feel lucky and say they have dodged a bullet. all ahead on ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> 4:59. good morning. here's a live look from our breaking news story in oakland. you are looking at what is left of a pickup truck after a serious crash that injured two drivers and a pedestrian. right now several streets are blocked off. ktvu tara moriarty will have more on the illegal move by one of the drivers that may have led to this crash. w

since then, puc and cfa, reached an agreement, and we now consider the two recommendations closed. and so we are pleased with but what they have brought forward and in february, i presented two contestant recommendations from the audit of the department of public health and the administration of the 2.2 million dollar, contract with kci, usa incorporated and those recommendations asked dph to implement an over all contract monitoring system which they have reported that they did not have adequate resource to do. and (inaudible) from dph, indicated at the meeting that the department was in the process of a major restructuring and we are in the process of making resources available, to implement the recommendations. and since then, he reports that dph is continuing its planning and implementation of the central business office that will be charged with among other things, the department wide contract monitoring procedures. and after they implement that process, and have and it hasen up and in operations, we will go back in and do a follow up audit. >> great, thank you. >> so, as i me

a twenty ten study by random health found that between two thousand and five and two thousand and seven meeting federal clean air standards would have prevented an estimated twenty nine thousand eight hundred eighty hospital admissions and e.r. visits throughout california over the period from two thousand and five to two thousand and seven that's just two years tens of thousands of people because we're not in force in the laws that we have and they want to do away with all of instead those visits led to approximately one hundred ninety three million dollars for the health care expenses that you and i picked up the tab for and guess who made the profit on that one hundred ninety three million bucks at the health care billionaires the rick scott's of the world similarly that i nine hundred eighty platform makes it clear the libertarians also want to get rid of the department of energy and closed out any government agency that's involved in transportation no more free roads no more amtrak no more safety standards for the airlines that regular people fly on and libertarians want to privati

thousand and five to two thousand and ten which it did. but then the suggestion back then was that that would cause oil prices to go up which it did moyle prices have risen very substantially in the last ten years and then those higher oil prices would. spark the search for unconventional oil sources like tar sands deepwater oil title oil shale oil and so on that's also happened and so the boom in unconventional oil is what we're experiencing right now and rare figures that that that boom will will probably peter out around two thousand and fifteen two thousand and sixteen something like that i again these these are forecasts that go back twenty eight twenty years and so far they've been pretty much spot on in the late ninety's there was a. there was a lot of discussion about this a lot of concern about peak oil and. you know the idea that we needed to change to oil energy sources non-fossil i mean everybody knew that there were huge coal reserves but even those are limited. to more like a couple hundred years out of my recollection is cor

officer to lose his life for the country since two thousand and one and this is situation has more. a military training facility that's overseen by the british military camp on the outskirts of kabul in afghanistan a gunmen dressed in afghan military forces uniform carried out a shooting which killed a two star u.s. army major general and a german brigadier general as well as at least fourteen other members of the western including american and afghan forces on the ground we're also hearing reports that local officials are saying that in fact three people have died and fifteen have been wounded so attack did in fact take place on tuesday as high ranking military officials were visiting this facility for meetings and that's when the gunman carried out the shooting and of course we know that this is reported to be yet another insider attack in afghanistan where a member of the afghan forces turns against the western and need to lead troops on the ground that are in there to train the afghan forces so certainly the fact that we're seeing these cases where afghan forces that are trained

meanwhile the generators two main parts took form.eel lamination plates were stacked around the row rotor frames. coils were locked into place and connections were made. the power house lifted it from its erection bay and carried it gently to its foundation over the turbine bit where it was lowered and bolted into place. 466-ton rotor was moved from its erection bay. guide and thrust bearings and other parts were added to complete the assembly. after test runs n-8 went on the line december 1st, 1961 to serve the state of nevada and complete the hoover power plant raising its capacity. keeping it as one of the world's largest hydroelectrical installations. hoover dam had cost $175 million. less than deferred payment of $25 million allocated for fund control. hoover dam's cost is being returned to the federal treasury at 3% interest from the sale of hydroelectric power. it's fulfilled the hopes of expectations of those who envision this great project. colorado river waters that once destroyed man and his property now serve it. the color

. >> two minutes. >> okay. >> county, sheriff. and the jail system, it is to make some people maybe the unfortunate ones, or the people who enter boman in order to leave the 1 million... (inaudible) in time. and then it is the ongoing improvement afterwards, you see? and so for the individual, it is benefit for them to end up in the system of jail system. and then, you get out of it. and better improvement. and what it is (inaudible) and it may be (inaudible) and all of the individual is required, yeah (inaudible). >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> hello, my name is sarah carson and i work for one family a program at community works i do all of the parent and child visits inside of the jails and i want to talk a little bit about just maybe one of our families that we work with a highlights these fees. i work with grandmother who has two boys, one who is in a prison and one in jail. and she struggles every month to put some money on their books for commissary and talks about no matter how old her boys are she feels them to be her c

gary: two shots back.n't want to do is pull it and try to get that little -- too much of an aggressive line. then you'll be on the side of the hill and have nothing. came out pretty nice, david, huh? the other guys like it. calling his name. david: back on the fairway. took a friendly bounce out of the crowd but that's in reasonable shape. gary: yeah, he likes it. if sergio likes it, by gosh, i like it. david: rory has hit it 340 yards down here. gary: that's his average right now. 334 average. david, wouldn't you like to see this front tee and have these guys give it a go? would you like that? david: straight over the middle of the bunker. that should be in perfect shape. actually lost his right foot there on the start of the downswing. a little bit of a slip. gary: i hope he finds it. ok, straight uphill this is nice for a birdie. he'd be at 12, three shots back. still a chance. yes, it did. beautiful. boy, he's plugging right along, isn't hi he? three under par for the day. that's 12 when you add them a

>> are those my only two choices? you can -- phil dawson missed two field goals.e's not getting away unscathed. i'd have to say all of the above. in fact all of the above in the first two games bass in the niners have been outscored 57-3 in two preseason losses, both blowouts. but i caution everybody. i talked with vernon davis after the game, and he said this is preseason, emphasis on pre. these games to not count so he encouraged the fans to relax and breathe. >> we're not worried about this. this is preseason. preseason is an opportunity to get better. right? you get better. you plan, preparation, and you get all the kinks out and you just get better as a time. you cultivate the relationship with other guys and just come together. so this is a time for us to bond and get better. nothing to worry about. everything relax. put your seatbelt on, sit back, breathe. not going to let how you show up as a team but we -- we knew what we need to do once the season starts. we fine. we'll be fine. >> now, the third preseason game is regarded as the dress rehearsal for the

your team's scored two goals all season.big risk. [ hollow clank ] how much of this did you drink? give me a break. i have to climb a rope today.

two children are missing after their mother was found dead. live from drexel hill, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you. >>> pennsylvania state police are also investigating two suspicious deaths in montgomery county. "eyewitness news" on the scene of the one hub block of linfield road in trappe, investigators say bodies were of an elderly couple found during a welfare check around 10:00 last night. issuing ises around their death are not known at this time. >>> 4:33. lets get back to kate toy hear more about our forecast. >> our forecast is a really nice would be as we start off here high pressure takes back the lead here. looking closely over last few hours you can make out cloud cover starting to pull away, so, we are clearing out nicely. we have going to allow temperatures to continue their decline before the sun comes up but it feels good outside. the problem with this is that if you, you know, go out to the shoreline specifically here today, it will be one of those days that looks absolutely picture perfect but we have

there are two bills. one is to end daca, the 2012 policy from president obama which is called the path to citizenship. well, that bill will end that policy, and a new bill rewriting from yesterday, they added 35 million bringing a grand told of $600 million let's go back to the house once more. there is the house that's what's happening at the moment. there will be an hours debate on both sides, and we expect to vote at 10:00 p.m. tonight. but remember this is a puny bill. $694million compared to the $2.7 billion that was on the table in the senate and $3.7 billion that have been asked for by president obama. tony. >> so president obama spoke about the level of dysfunction leading to all these extra hours and then working until 10:00 and maybe beyond. he spoke about this earlier today. how is he reacting to these maneuvers in congress? >> well, that's right. he did. there was a news conference, an impromptu news correspondence. the president's line is, look there, is bipartisan agreement on this border is

these two powers. we have seen the sino japanese war erupting 120 years ago, and korea was devastated between the two powers colliding against each other. we have experienced the korean war started by north korea, but china sent in forces and made a military intervention during the korean war. japan was not directly involved in the korean war, but japan gave area support to the united states so that they can exercise military operation in south korea against north korea and china. again, in the korean war, giant china and japan were standing -- china and japan were standing on the other side. chinese has risen. japan is trying to research the national prestige and power. so in the 21st century, we are witnessing another trend of sino japanese rivalry in the region. in politics as i have experienced, rivalry is not always a bad thing. two rivals could end of being in the present, indicates the case of korea. the famous two kims episode. so rivals actually contribute to the development of the other side.

and two navy aircraft dropping bombs. apparently being coordinated in the white house situation room. this is silly. what are we trying to achieve if we're trying to roll back isis. we need military power in the region and it won't be just air power. we need attack air helicopters and special forces on the ground. i think these are political gestures, they're illed edadvis >> the broader mission to help the curds push back against isis. do the kurds have the military capability to do that? >> i was astonished debate ever the numbers we're carrying on isis is 5 or 6,000 fighters maybe it's more now. it's a fairly modest force in iraq. so, you know, i think the problem is we're still focussed on maintaining an iraqi central federalized government. the kurds aren't going to be part of iraq for the next 100 years. we should have been supplying the kurds with military support, economic support to allow them to protect themselves. you can't stop genocide on a mountain with two fa 18 and air drop water. you have to let the kurds

her children, two of them, taken. we're liver with the latest police investigation. >>> the body of an army major general, is flying back to the united states, and is expected to lands in delaware this morning. how those who knew him are remembering him this morning. >>> racing for two hurricanes, why these storms are so historic. >> really nice, it is unusual, but it is great with it happens. >> and amazing act of humanity. the video you have to see this morning, why all of these people are pushing on this train car. and good day everyone, it is thursday, august 7th, 2014. >> we've got a lot to get to. following top stories, jennifer joyce obviously live in drexel hill, police continue to search for the person who killed their mother and took two young children, amber alert issued this morning, also, steve keeley following up up on jogger at a popular philadelphia park. but first checking in with sue serio for your weather on the one's, knew. >> this is the portion of program, no problems with the weather, talk about

started with our founder two thousand two thousand and seven and. he got a. fulbright scholarship and m.t.v. kind of scholarship to start the program in palestine and israel to bring together young musicians to work together and to really amplify their voices that's what that's what we're trying to do amplify is trying to get them together to understand that we're all humans after all and we all want the same thing we all want freedom we all want quality so that's why we started. but. let's talk about. a really great song you performed when the impossible becomes possible what is this song all about you guys so it started from an arabic saying actually. which mean it's like it means tomorrow with the apricots but it means it's like when pigs fly it's something that will never happen just because you know and then they changed it a little bit unstable kind of family. and it. changes it just a little bit you can barely catch it with there but to say possible is happening and what is the what is the possibility that is being achieved that possibility is together

two of them remained in the hospital, the other two were released.suv had to be air lifted to the hospital. there were a total of at least three other cars involved in the wreck. the black suv, mercedes and a honda mini van. they say it's too soon to know who was at fault here. they'll be looking at it one of the vehicles out here didn't yield and go over to the right. police would like any witnesses to come forward, give them a little more information to help them with their investigation and police are also going to be looking for surveillance video in this area. live in vallejo, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> tony stuart who was involved in a deadly crash will not compete in a nascar race in new york starting in the next hour. earlier this morning, his team had announced he would race, but he's since changed his mind. last night's crash happened at a dirt track assistant car race, which is much different than nascar. we're not going to show the actual impact. witnesses say stuart clipped the car being driven by 20-year-old kevin ward junior. his sprint

he also provided the only two runs solo bombs, two of them.umber seven and 8 of the year. 4-2 kansas city, but oakland out hit 14-4. the a's are a game ahead of the angels. >> they put some good swings on on it. other than that i felt like i had a good tempo. a couple hits in a row and just wasn't able to keep him at bay. >> bridgestone invitational a and tuning it up before next week's championship. and now tiger woods is a question mark as he pulled out of today's event. tiger in the awkward position above the bunker. he said he tweaked his back and didn't withdrawal until the 9th hole. the shot of the day goes to phil mickelson. par 4, 13th and in trouble. third shot and not anymore. he holds out for birdie. 8 under 62 and 10 birdies on the day and finished at 5 under. you don't see this often. sergio garcia had the lead coming into today. the tee shot finds the gallery. it knocks the diamond off a woman's wedding ring. garcia helped look for it, and when he couldn't find it he asked for her contact number to replace it. luckily, they liter

in the two lower corners of the left is existing on the right and you can see two pilars and you also see there is a chain link gate now that is not original or compatible. we are proposing a compatible steel gate and on the upper left you see this ironwork is deteriorated and we are proposing to restore it and replace damages sections and and repair what is repairable. so it's attractive and more compatible with what you see today. >> good afternoon. i'm heather dennis from architect. we are doing improvements to the courtyard. the original courtyard contained pathways and a fountain. the existing courtyard you see there with curve and linear ramp with stairs going up an entry door there. the proposed improvements we are creating an environment that satisfies the department of social services requirement for an active play area and we'll be adding a, introducing a landscape plan and adding three new trees and incorporating a fountain. you can see on the left is the existing courtyard and how much hard is surfaces there are and on the right we have all of the landscaping shown. the la

>> are those my only two choices? you can -- phil dawson missed two field goals. he's not getting away unscathed. i'd have to say all of the above. in fact all of the above in the first two games bass in the niners have been outscored 57-3 in two preseason losses, both blowouts. but i caution everybody. i talked with vernon davis after the game, and he said this is preseason, emphasis on pre. these games to not count so he encouraged the fans to relax and breathe. >> we're not worried about this. this is preseason. preseason is an opportunity to get better. right? you get better. you plan, preparation, and you get all the kinks out and you just get better as a time. you cultivate the relationship with other guys and just come together. so this is a time for us to bond and get better. nothing to worry about. everything relax. put your seatbelt on, sit back, breathe. not going to let how you show up as a team but we -- we knew what we need to do once the season starts. we fine. we'll be fine. >> now, the third preseason game is regarded as the dress rehearsal for th

we have not one but two. iselle holding its own. it's weakened a bit but still category one hurricane. several hundred miles away from the big island but take look at the category two hurricane that's julio maximum sustained winds are at 105 miles per hour. they are churning and moving to the west. let's focus in a little close sr. on iselle. you can see it's looking a little more disorganized but nonetheless it is approaching the big island still well aways from -- away from honolulu but take look at the path. the spaghetti models taking it over the next 12 hours right toward the big island. we'll talk much more about the impacts for hawaii as well as the track of julio coming up next. >> talk to you and that, scott. >>> new developments right now in the deadly ebola outbreak. the death toll is now almost 1,000 people. another 1700 people have caught it. the world health organization will announce a decision tomorrow and whether to classify this outbreak an an international crisis. it is centered in west africa. sierra leone and li

passengers arrivalling as two big storms -- arriving as two big storms bear down on hawaii. >> he is not worry said. he is not worried. i am not worried. >> i don't want to do that. we are going the opposite way. >> reporter: flights for tomorrow are departing on schedule but passengers should take nothing for granted. >> they could check online if they are traveling in the next few days. >> reporter: he booked a hawaii vacation beginning this weekend. >> hopefully we will dodge it. i am hoping that if in fact we don't dodge it we will have some delays. >> reporter: they will go ahead as planned but will check their airlines website often. we learned many airlines and resorts are offering no charge cancellations and low charge extensions the next few days. that severe weather is very difficult to predict. reporting live at san francisco international airport john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> man played not guilty to charges that -- pleated not guilty to charges he shot at a repo man. neither was injured. it is unclear why the woman was in the trunk of the car that was being towed

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arrests in two month.s facing a long list of charges. including elter abuse and identity theft -- elder abuse and identity theft. >> police say he picked up where he left off after his release. officers rearrested him for 20 additional counts of theft, and elder abuse. this time there court increased his bail to $500,000. >>> stepping up the fight against west nile virus. another round of fogging is set to begin at 11:00 p.m. tonight in the area between monroe street, laurens expressway, sexual assault boulevard -- scott boulevard and forbes avenue. they fogged 10 times in santa clara county. that is ahead of last year when it fogs only 13 times all year. >>> soccer star landon donovan says she retiring. he -- he is retiring. he is the top goal scorer in major league soccer history. he was left off the world cup last year despite representing the united states in the past three world cups. >>> a discovery after a fire near an old factory. a burned body. but firefighters didn't find it. >> ambulances turned

the blaze raced for two months after that.hile the rest of fire. >>: : 2 sfo is the runways were close to or renovation. >>: reporters: these two side by side runways to choose from. that's because the other two runways were closed for federally mandated safety improvement. it is designed to give aircraft and a large man and safety to come to a stop. this is extending them is not really an option. >>: this is like a runaway truck way for an aircraft. this is an essentially designed so that the aircraft goes off of dealt runway and sinks and gently down into a bed of crush will concrete that safely brings the aircraft to a stop. >>: reporter: now the project is completed and the runways are rescheduled to be opened on sunday one month ahead of schedule. there is just to us-- of sfo. the broadway extortion has been completed but that does not mean it stopped s f zero. >>: annie: jackson wyoming were at the very top of the less it looked very similar year after year. and it looks like we have new york and new drizzly lost angeles

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>>> fun on two wheels, two videos. first one, this guy doesn't even need two wheels.hat's the point? he's only using the back one, all shot from the gopro. front wheel, sky high. just off to the races. >> more life out of the front tire, not even on the road. >> when it wears out, just switch the tires, and you have a fresh tire to do moves on. >> different sizes, but i like where you're headed. >> i don't know how it works. >> good idea. we should make motorcycles with the same front and back tire. i'm with you. now i think this is what slow motion was invented for. check this guy out. mountain biking buddy to do a little tail whip. >> no! >> get out! >> oh! >> that was on purpose? >> oh, yeah, it was. set up on purpose. he was using a galaxy x captu capture, perfect position. no way this doesn't hurt a little bit if you're that guy, right? looks like it doesn't phase him, but has to hurt a little. >> might sting, but once you see the video, takes the pain out p p? doesn't look to be in pain. his face is, oh, whatever. >>> i think these two kittens are auditioning fo

citizen samir khan killed two other people at least in that strike two weeks later they carried out another strike in yemen killing the son of and while lucky a sixteen year old u.s. citizen abdel rahman i walk eat his seventeen year old yemeni cousin and at least five other people who were sitting outside having dinner and there has been absolutely no accountability so far for either of those killings of anyone who was killed but particularly of the u.s. citizens who were killed by their own government it's a very very frightening world when we have heads of state saying we we were deserve the right to kill any person anywhere any time for reasons that we will keep secret and you can't examine it beforehand you can examine it after that's a pretty scary world to live in and you can bet that it will not be long before other other governments follow suit and it seems to me that that's a slippery slope that we're already we're already speeding down. the try to. pull out of. the war it's a sure thing everybody. somehow it made no law oh well. my own life but. most of us think that since the ti