on the right road, to give you a hand to help you rejoin society, his final mass >> reporter: in the u-s included all the themes we have come to expect. inclusion, empowerment and forgiveness. jesus tells us not to hold back these little miracles. instead, he wants us to encourage them. reporting in philadelphia, i'm chris welch. >> vicki: four days after pope francis proclaimed junipero serra a saint.vandals defaced the grounds of mission san carlos in carmel.where the newly canonized franciscan friar is buried. at some point overnight saturday.one or more vandals scaled the wall surrounding the cemetery next to the mission. the headstones and statues of serra and other european settlers were defaced. vandals also sloshed paint on the church's outside doors. police are investigating the incident as a hate crime. >> vicki: part of a stage collapsed today while republican presidential candidate carly fiorina was addressing a crowd in san antonio. the backdrop portion of a stage fiorina was standing on fell around her as she spoke to the national association of women business owners. a fio

>> grant:pope francis' first official trip to the u-s has begun. president obama and the first family-- along with vice president biden and dr. jill biden -- were on hand to greet pope francis the moment he set foot on u-s soil. >> grant: catholic schools across the d-c area -- who greeted the pontiff with flowers. pope francis left andrews -- or a pope mobile. but in a fiat. >> grant:the pope will have an official meeting with house tomorrow. then on session of congress. >> grant:after that he'll address the united nations in new york, world meeting of families in philadelphia. during his trip to cuba -- pope francis got personal and sharing hugs. that may be curtailed a bit in the u-s. >> grant:this visit is considered a "national security special coordinating one of the largest security operations ever. >>: "the implied threat is significant. nobody wants to on their watch." >> grant:the united states secret 50 agencies in a massive pope's visit. some security experts say it's like protecting a super bowl, a political convention and a presidenti

it says it's a malignant tumor on the u. s. health care system that needs to be removed before it effects all other healthy company. >> we're off by 1.4%. the etf suffering the biggest one day drop in four years yesterday. it's down 20% over the last 7 trading sessions. trading volume is at 11.7 million shares a day. that's 11 times the usual average. you just have to wonder what's going to stop this bleeding in bio tech stocks. we have third quarter earning season coming up. that could be a catalyst also. maybe better study results or what's been driving the sector all along this year, m&a. >> i don't think it's a popular season to be hiking your drug prices right now. so valeant, they increase these heart drugs by 212%. 525% for nitropress and we have been hearing this fire storm of criticism levied at these pharmaceutical companies. they bore the brunt of a lot of criticism and anger really. when they hiked the price by what? 5,000 times to $750 from $13.50 when they bought up the company and then hillary clinton weighed in

pope francis wraps up his trip in the u-s. we take a closer look at the pope's final day in the country. plus. vandals target a statue of junipero serra at a carmel mission. we'll show you the damage. and a stage collapses in the middle of a republican presidential candidate's speech. the dramatic video of the incident. next. >> vicki : part of a stage collapsed today while republican presidential candidate carly fiorina was addressing a crowd in san antonio. the backdrop portion of a stage fiorina was standing on fell around her as she spoke to the national association of women business owners. a fiorina spokeswoman says it appears that the drapes and poles fell. the presidential candidate was not injured. crowd after the incident. still ahead. new details being released about the deadly duck boat crash in seattle. the equipment that was missing from the boat. ahead. a possible toll for pedestrians on the golden gate bridge. details of the proposal. next. >> brian :and i will have your forecast coming up this bale of hay cann

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heard was relieving to go to do what she loves--her leaving to go do //haaziqu :the driver of the s- u-v has not been pubicly named. but has been described as an 80- year old woman from livermore. police say, there were no signs that drugs or alcohol were involved in the crash. she was killed at the gym during her morning workout. >>:the car was parking directly in front of the gym and it just went through the glass doors and all the way through the jammed and crashed into a wall. >> reporter :and drang five people and killing his wife-- injuring 5 people he says he and his wife met in early 1990 while working together at the laboratory >>:she was easily the best thing that ever happened to me and i will miss her >> reporter :in livermore >> pam :the driver of the suvs has not been publicly named by has been described as an aide year-old woman from livermore-- 80 yr old. police say there were no signs that drugs or alcohol were involved in the crash at this point, no charges have been filed. three 49er- fans are facing felony charges. police say, they were caught on video beating up a

let's check in on gm shares and how they're performing over -- we're looking at the u. s. listed shares which are not in trade right now but we did see declines yesterday of 1%. now let's give you a run down of what to watch for on this friday. the final estimate on second quarter gdp is due out at 9:30 a.m. 8:30 a.m. eastern time. the economy forecast to have expanded at 3.7% at an annual clip. the same as a previous estimate that was just reported last month and just before 10:00 a.m. we're going to get the final report on september consumer sentiment. st. louis fed president james bullard and esther george also speaking later on today and blackberry reports second quarter earnings before the open with investors focussing on its software results. just a programming note for you, blackberry's ceo john chen will be on squawk alley today on a first on cnbc interview. that conversation coming your way at 11:00 a.m. eastern tile. >> the white house rolls out the red carpet for china's president but will obama be able to get results? we'll go live to beijing after this short b

what portion are sales are now x u. s. and how important is london for you. >> a large part of the business is u.s. based. a large portion is licensed or franchised. the u.k. for us is critical for our launch into the rest of western europe because we see this consumer is leading the trend and as giving us a definite rate on the way we want the consumers to work with us here. >> let's talk about the american consumer. looking at american eagle outfitters. there's questions about the strength of consumer buying whether it's in america or asia right now because they're not opening up their wallets like they used to. >> the thing is we've seen more traffic down. we have significantly out paced more traffic in the last six months. we don't particularly focus on what's happening with the market around our share price. the way analysts and investors are analyzing our stock is up to them. what we're focussing on is deliver a significant profitability. >> is it weakness in the global consumer? >> no we're not seeing it in our busi

happening today, pope francis begins the final leg of his trip to the u-s. the pontiff is in the city of brotherly love today. this is a live look from philadelphia this morning. pope francis will celebrate mass at the cathedral bascilica of saints peter and paul. c-n-n's polo sandoval has been following the pontiff since he was in cuba last weekend. he is live in philadelphia with more on the pope's visit. polo? >>:he will take a trip from new york to philadelphia where thousands are expected to show up to hear him talk the meeting started on tuesday but today is supposed to be the biggest turnout due to their visitor joining >>:his message of love for our brothers and sisters and taking it and turning it into action >> reporter :he is expected to talk about religious freedom and immigration and the same things he already hit on during previous parts of his trip addressing a joint meeting of congress earlier he urged lawmakers to work together to help the powerless >>:poverty and hunger must be fought constantly >> reporter :he continued his message as mora

attending the outdoor service at the national >> pam:national basilica >> pam:the pope wasted no time in u=s. speaking out on a whole range of hot= button political issues. from abortion and immigrant rights. to climate change and predatory priests. >>nat cheers >> pam:huge cheers as the popemobile rolled slowly down constitution avenue. security concerns kept the crowd at a distance. but in one case, he had a baby blessing. >>more nat >> pam:the pope's first full day in america began with a visit to the white house. >>"we see a living example of jesus' teachings, a leader whose moral authority comes not just through words but also through deeds." >> pam: action on global warming. >> pam:"climate change is a problem which can no longer be left to a future generation." >> pam:the president and the pope refugee crisis and the status of immigrants in ths country. >>music >> pam:later at the national basilica, the pope congratulated the nation's catholic bishops on their handling of the priest sex abuse scandal. >>i realize how much the pain of recent years has weighed upon you and i have suppor

republican leaders in congress also opened up discussions with u. s. president barrack obama on a possible two year budget deal. so the wall street journal says that the gop wants to avoid repeated fiscal crises and a spending fight in the middle of an election year. it's unclear whether kevin mccarthy will even take part in these discussions. but speaking to cnbc yesterday mccarthy did continue to voice his opposition to including funding for planned parenthood in this stop gap spending bill. >> i don't believe in having tax dollars going to planned parenthood on what they're doing. i believe this bill will move forward but we're going to set up a select committee because we want to get to the bottom of this. just like with benghazi. it might not happen overnight but in the end the truth will come out and we will win. >> here's a sticky story. a police kuzcruiser in oklahomat itself in a sticky situation when honey bees were all over it. the sheriff's deputy took the video while strapped inside. some motorists reported running into bees as far as half

the main reason that they're saying this is because in the u. s. markets hyundai motors continues to hold on to its market share through giving out inventives but with volkswagen market expected to shrink in the u.s. and korea it's expected to be a positive for hyundai. also the main markets are similar in that in the emerging markets they're direct competitor for the same market shares so this is expected to be positive for hyundai. >> hillary clinton will propose a plan to lower the cost of prescription drugs by ending drug companies ability to write off consumer advertising as a business expense. clinton will take aim at drug makers for what she calls excessive profiteering. she'll outline a plan leveraging the buying power of the u.s. government. she retweeted a link to new york times article about steep drug prices calling it outrageous. that lead to a plunge in several stocks statewide. also european drug makers have opened lower as well. roche novartis off by 3% or so. bayer off by 1.6%. maybe she is right but i was really surprised by how m

what does that tell you about the trajectory of burner rates in the u. s.? >> well, i'd say, up front, we have maintained december as our base case. we think that there's going to be sufficient agreement within the committee to regain control over monetary condition. they'll start a tightening cycle but get some of the liquidity in and try to test these for a little while to see how the economy evolves but the dispersion of these is now much wider. added 50 basis points and 1600 basis points in 17 to the range of the dots. and that is, i think, another reflection of this uncertainty that reigns over the medium run. >> do you think if the data was exactly the same yesterday as in december that they might still hike? my point is is this genuinely just a data dependent decision now? it seems to be a psychological battle between the members of the committee really debating as to whether they can afford to stop kicking the can down the road as opposed to whether the data itself is what they're focussing on. >> if the data meaning that the markets, the vix falling

$38 billion contract as president xi jinping tours the washington factory ahead of a meeting with u. st barrack obama. >> let's check in on european markets and how they're performing this thursday morning. the ftse closing up for its best day since the start of this month. seeing gains up a quarter of 1% but we're still looking at one of the worst weeks since september began and also a second negative month possibly. second negative month in a row for the ftse. the german dax up .3%. let's check in on the 50 biggest companies around. the euro zone and pretty much what we're seeing across the rest of the benchmark, we're higher today. >> absolutely. let's check in on the bond markets because you'll see it rising after that came in stronger than expected. the 10 year bund yield is higher by just a tad. the 10 year treasury note at 2.155%. the bunds were unchanged after draghi's speech and i want to mention that when we take a look at the euro dollar. euro dollar rallying quite a bit. why? mario draghi down played the need for further easing. we're seeing the euro dollar at 11187 unchang

and gets back to catching people behaving badly. >> pam:strokes are a leading cause of death in the u-sd everything we're learning about them tells us that time is of the essence. >> pam:kron 4's vicki liviakis shares some life- saving information that could help you or a loved one survive a stroke. >> reporter:this is the face of a stroke victim. it can hit anyone at any age. men and women alike. >> reporter:in fact nearly 800 thousand people a year suffer strokes in the u.s. - one every 4 seconds. >> reporter:dr. elizabeth cahill is a stroke specialist with ucsf. >> reporter:she says a stroke cuts off blood to the brain so you must act fast. >> reporter:face drooping. arms weakness. speech difficulty. time to call 911. there are clot busting drugs like tpa. >> the first hour is one we have the potential to change the tide. >> reporter:the newest tool is actually going into the brain and physically removing the clot. >> it is a powerful but then that this cost to or use to break up the blood clot. >> reporter:but dr. cahill says, the best cure is prevention. >> if you have high blood p

pope francis has been treated like a rock star during his u-s visit.could soon become a real one after the release of his new >> pope francis certainly has been treated like rock star during his u.s. visit. and he could soon become a real one after the release of his new album on apple's itunes. wake up. will feature rock tunes set to some of his hymns and speeches. >> isn't he amazing. it's no surprise the music all about peace, dignity, environmental concerns and helping those most in need. pope francis is following in the footsteps of john paul ii and benedict the 16th who also released albums. pope francis's album drops in november. >> get down with it. >> let's talk to rob my yetta. let's look at the moon. >> almost a full moon out there as we watch tomorrow from 6:30 to just about 8:30, we'll see the full lunar eclipse taking place as the moon eyeses in the east. with partly cloudy skies we hope we'll be able to see it as it rises over the observe story and mount hamilton tomorrow. it should be quite a sight. >> perfect weather for it, too. thank

both hang the u-s coast guard flag, army flag, and american flag on their s-d- s-u campus housing balcony. >> catherine: the students received a letter from the school... saying they violated the living agreement and now face expulsion. >> catherine: according to the furniture is allowed. >> catherine: the university wants the flags taken down immediately.. because it can also be a fire hazard... but the students plan to stand their ground. >> catherine: two california college students say they simply have a lot of pride for their country. and they want to show it. >> catherine: but their displays could cost them their education. jessica chen explains. >> reporter: eye and take reporter gabe slate, coming next on crimes i will show you all of the google devices that there until today. the drought is affecting all of us. at pg&e we've definitely put a focus on helping our agricultural customers through the drought. when they do an energy efficiency project and save that money they feel it right in their pocket book. it's exciting to help a customer with an energy efficiency project because

the software is installed in nearly 500-thousand cars on u-s roads.ed volkswagen to recall the affected vehicles and address the problem. >> vicki: the father of the little girl who caught national attention as "baby doe" is speaking out. the girl's body was found in boston harbor in june, without anything to tell investigators who she was. police later identified her as 2-year-old bella bond, before arresting her mom and her boyfriend this week. state police questioned joe amoroso friday morning about what he knew, and what the girl's mother, rachelle bond, had told him. he said rachelle told him michael mccarthy killed their daughter. >>: i believe every word that came out of her mouth. >> vicki: police have charged bella's mom as an accessory after the fact. a law enforcement source says mccarthy punched bella in the stomach before her death because he believed she was possessed by demons. but it's still unclear whether those punches killed the little girl. >> vicki: a tacoma woman says her five-year-old granddaughter was discriminated against... b

harrison street, san francisco police say the mercedes then bashed into a bmv, also forcing a parked s-u-v into a tree just past third street. police say two passengers in the b-m-w were taken to san francisco general hospital for non-life threatening injuries. >>:everybody in this car i thought was hurt, but miraculously everybody was safe he tried to beating the red light and he snapped both of them and slid all the way from this side to this side >> vicki : the driver of the mercedes was arrested for driving under the influence. a close call.and reminder for everyone to stay safe this holiday weekend. it was another hot day here in the bay area. we could be seeing some triple digit heat tomorrow. kron 4's brian van aken has been tracking the forecast. brian, how hot will it get tomorrow? >> brian :some of the hottest places are approaching 500-- 100 degrees so temperatures have really jump up in just a couple of days and will continue to climb into tuesday, and even 80s for san francisco with beautiful beach weather tomorrow be very similar but perhaps five to seven degrees warmer than

the s-u-v's new features.and later in the broadcast are the giants still live for the playoff spot? will check in with the sports highlights later >> diane : and cooler temperatures for tomorrow, your seven day forecast is coming ouup ♪ ♪ ♪ the beautiful sound of customers making the most of their united flight. power, wi-fi, and streaming entertainment. that's... seize the journey friendly. ♪ >> catherine : the next generation of luxury s-u-v's is here. tesla unveiled its model x car tonight at its factory in fremont. kron 4's jeff bush was there for the big reveal. and explains the features of the new s-u-v. >> jeff :thousands were in attendance and the excitement was on par with any rock concert. elon musk took the stage and demonstrated the main features of the model x and they are unlike any car on the road today. the model x has a five point safety rating. that term illustates the numerous features that make up the ratingand, according to musk, the model x offers a vehicle that provides less than a ten p

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. >> pam: u-c and c-s-u schools say, their systems already punish students for off- campus >> pam: emotional words today from >> pam: they took to the steps of city hall, pleading for change. .and announcing plans for a lawsuit designed to hold people accountable for her murder. >> pam: grant lodes joins us now with details on the lawsuit. >> grant:the lawsuit is against san francisco sheriff ross land management. and federal immigration officials. steinle was murdered in july, as she was walking on pier- 14 with her father. >> grant:the suspect, undocumented immigrant, francisco lopez -sanchez. has been charged with murder. the sheriff's department released lopez -sanchez back in april - despite an immigration hold on him. >> grant:the sheriff said, he did so, because of the city's sanctuary love. -- law >> grant: no one has taken responsibility for her death. shortchanging the futures similar tragedies. >> grant: $1 amount was issued. in regard to the lawsuit. kate's mom had to say was posted on kron 4 news. com >> pam: a veteran police officer was gunned down earlier today. >> pam:f-b-i s

to be killed in the u-s this year. take a look at this.rightening images of a child dangling off the side of a building. it happened last week in china. allegedly the young girl was left home alone, and tried to crawl out the window, getting her head stuck in the bars. a neighbor heard the child's cries. and used a mop to hold the girl in place. ten minutes later, the child's parents arrived home and pulled her to safety. the child was reportedly unharmed. coming up in sports, the days- a's and dodger's news, gary has the highlights coming up we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number... right now all beds are on sale. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store. the time is now for the biggest sale of the year, where all beds are on sale! save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed. know better sleep with sl

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francis is on u-s soil.... the pontiff touched down in washington d-c late this >>> well, right now at 6:30 for the first time, pope francis on soil, touching down in washington, d.c. late this afternoon. greeted, you see him there by president obama and the first family. >> want to show you a live look at the white house, an estimated 15,000 people will greet the pope there tomorrow. and before that there will be a private audience between the president and the pontiff. >> over the next week, the pope will visit a variety of cities. the so-called goal for the people's pope is so attract more followers to the catholic church. >> pope francis was greeted by cheers. >> reporter: good evening, the pope has had a long day starting in cuba. he is up at the vatican embassy across the street, actually, from where the vice president lives, joe biden, a prominent american catholic. and the pope, even though his visit has hardly started has already made an impression on people because of his choice of vehicles to travel

u-c berkeley student has been diagnosed with measles. and officials say, the student rode on public transportation. and spent time on campus, before the diagnosis. good evening, i'm pam moore. kron 4's alecia reid joins us live from the u-c berkeley campus. where students are on high alert. alecia. >> alecia :anyone that was on the u-c berkeley campus between last monday and saturday, should know that they may have been exposed to measles. measles is a highly infectious, airborne virus that spreads rapidly. >> : im sorta afraid of that stuff. >> alecia :the infected student spent time on campus, and got on a-c transit. on monday august 24th around 3:30 in the afternoon, the patient hopped on the 25-a bus, then again at 5:30 in the evening along the same route. antonin fourez walks these streets everyday. he doesn't believe in vaccination. >> : i missed several vaccinations as a child and i still feel good. >> alecia :the city of berkeley's public health department is working with the university to notiy students that attend the same classes, or share living space with the infected student, that they may be in jeapordy. >> : i had measles, chicken pox, mumps as a kid >> alecia :anyon

the u-s came in and finished the job in 1914, creating a canal for the ages, a 50 mile long fresh water shipping lane that cut directly across the slim isthmus of panama, allowing vessels to go between atlantic and pacific oceans. we're here in gatun lake, and this ship is actually going thru the panama canal heading towards believer described the concept and approach to the world, a geo political system where people's could follow living and a world where people can live together and a world of peace and justice, this is a political approach that rejects every kind of this that rejects the threat and use of force which rejects economic domination. and this year we are also marking t marking the 70th anniversary of the founding of the united nations and 70 years have passed as in a flash. 70 years while we searched. to find a way of settling our relationships so that we could build up a world which would be fit for everybody, a world of inclusiveness without any kind of discrimination, 70 years, 70 years for a united system and this is indeed a victory for the human race. and 75 years a

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for complete coverage of the pope's visit to the u-s. starting at 7 a-m. >> pam: coming up.ew predictions on the el nino heading our way. not about the expected rainfall. but the expected major problems along our shores. >> pam: the i-phone-6 hit retail stores today. and in some locations it was a quick sell - out. >> reporter: i will have your giants andas. highlights.' >> reporter: i will have your whether coming out. (nature sounds) she can rage, and roar, and crack, and storm. but mother nature can't stop us. the new 2016 ford explorer. be unstoppable. ♪ >> pam: another bay area library is being shut down from bed bugs. we told you yesterday. about the pests popping up in an palo alto library. this time at the north branch of the berkeley public library. the bugs were found this morning by bed-bug sniffing dogs. they were in the downstairs men's restroom.under the desks of the public computers and in a chair in the adult reading section. this comes just one day after bedbugs were found at a palo alto library. the branch will be closed through monday for treatment. bed-bu

china relationship because the former u. s. ambassador to china says in his 35 years he has not seen more di dispondencey trying to do business in the world's second largest economy. >> i have a very different opinion on that. we're in the area of smart cities and obviously it's a huge market over there in china for this kind of technology. they have four times the population that we do. city of chicago has about 400,000 street lights which is what we use for the technology, shanghai has 1.9 million street lights so it's an amazing market and we have to be very careful about how we approach it. i don't think we can go in and say we're here to solve your problems but what we can do is partner with important chuy meez companies to actually develop that market. >> so maybe you just happen to be in the right sector, helping to clean up the pollution needs of china. what would you say to someone from microsoft that had their offices raided or somebody else trying to do business in china like google that had to shift away from the bi

let's see what all of this means for u. s. futures and we're looking like a positive open. quite significantly positive. part of that might be from the fact that there's some strength that the economy might be relatively strong. this year a hike is possible. close to a percent of gains for all the major indices but i'd say most of the positivity today is coming from the bounce back we're seeing in european markets which, again, taking some lead from the u.s. but mainly after a very soft week here in europe we're finishing strongly and the biggest reason we declined this week has been a stock specific one. it's been volkswagen. that dragged down the auto sector and the dax in particular but today we're bouncing back finishing on a strong note. >> thank you so much for that. let's talk more about janet yellen. i don't know how you felt about the speech yesterday but i felt she was backtracking from a very dovish message she went out last week when the fed didn't hike rates. she focused a lot on the risk of not wanting to keep rates on hold for too long. she talked about exces

his first visit to the u. s. the pope welcomed by president obama and the first lady at base andrews. he's only done it once before. also showing special affection for school children. he then left in a fiat dwarfed by the american suvs carrying his secret service detail. he said he would not bring up the issue of the u.s. embargo on cuba saying this is a pastoral trip and not a political one. the pope calling for a tenderness. thousands lined the streets to greet francis as he made a surprise trip to celebrate mass at cuba's holiest signs. even raul castro seemed impressed meeting with him for the third time. carrying his own briefcase as he boarded a flight to the u. s. awaiting him in washington a city known for tight security police everywhere closing streets, putting up barricades and everywhere excitement. >> there it s going by, and there's the pope. >> we're focussing on the message of love and mercy and the joy he brings to all of us here. >> francis will visit with the president at the white house tomor

we have an exclusive interview with him on closing bell. >> the u. s. senate is expected to take the first steps to avoid a shutdown next week. they plan to introduce a short-term spending bill that doesn't contain funding for planned parenthood. although democrats have enough to block that. >> leaving further 90 people injured. islamist militant group bo boko haram is to blame for the attack but no group has come forward to claim responsibility. they have been hit hard by the fall in oil prices and they have been calling for the currency naira to be further devalue yd. the central bank of nigeria is set to meet later on today. let's get perspective on that and other frontier movements. good morning to you. thank you for joining us. it's interesting that the president has also spoken out against the further devaluations of the naira. that in itself is pretty good but at the same time you have to wonder how independent the central bank still is. >> any policy that the central bank has to put into place should be thought of as an independent decision. whe

a stronger u. s. dollar, earnings declines and moderate expansion but it's interesting because one hand they were giving and one hand they were taking away. that economic recovery has been surprising strongly. a agree with you. i don't understand what the hesitation is right now. >> but adding to that i wonder if it's pointless looking at the numbers right now. the mathematics and economics of it all aren't what's making their decisions. it's a psychology now. it's hard for us to know what they're thinking on that level. obviously, china, the international situation but for me, more of what is effecting them is this idea of what europe and japan might be doing. they've had easing so long and they'rer the pied about what might happen when they come off of it. we might see more easing elsewhere which would accentuate it domestically. i think that's the issue and steve mentioned what he said this morning about hotel california, you can check out any time you want but you can't leave. they haven't got con

and tuesday of next week >> pam :there are more than 44- thousand accidental drug overdoses in the u-sry year. now c-v-s says. it wants to do something about it. the company says, it is putting an opiate overdose reversal drug on its shelves in 12 states-- including california. the drug, called naloxone, is already available as narcan, without a prescription at c-v-s stores in rhode island and massachusetts. the company says, making naloxone available. is its way of doing something about the current problem. a teacher can shape the world for children and make them succeed in ways they never imagined. one elementary school student in virginia already started the year by thanking the woman who makes him excited to learn. it's the letter that's going viral online. fifth grader jameel mashore is thanking his teacher miriam thomas for being the absolute best she can be. mrs. thomas says she even got a little teary-eyed reading the thoughtful letter. >>:you are the best teacher i have ever had and this is the first year i have ever been excited to go to school. i think of you as my school mo

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for $89.99 a month, you'll get u. >>s, the world. and for a limited time, you could get a $300 reward card included. call 1-800-341-9716. >>> coming up at 6:00 live of the scene of a breaking story in the bronx where an infant was thrown out of a window to its death. >>> a drill topples over on to an nypd van. news 4 looked into the safety record of the company responsible for this accident. what we found. >>> in connecticu t, a wtman is now police have her husband in custody. what they're saying happened. those stories and much more all new tonight when chuck and i see you at 6:00. rob? >> guys, thanks so muchan. >>> a woman who helped two convicted murderers escape an upstate prison will spend seven years behind bars. joyce mitchell cried as she learned her entence in court today. the 51-year-old prison worker admitted to smuggling hack saw blades and other tools into the prison for david sweat and richard matt before learning her fate she pleaded for the judge's mercy. >> your honor, i would wear an ankle bracelet and go to jail f

a developing story overseas: ==sam/ots== the u-s military says it launched an airstrike on a taliban- controlled city in northern afghanistan. the city of "kunduz" fell to the taliban just yesterday -- and afghan forces are now trying to retake the city. this is the first time militants have seized a major city in afghanistan since a u-s -led coalition overthrew the >>> taliban-controlled city in northern afghanistan. the city fell to the taliban just yesterday and afghan forces are now trying to retake it. this marks the first time militants have seized a major city in afghanistan since a u.s.-coalition over through the taliban regime back in 2001. >>> friends and family today say farewell to one of baseball's larger than life characters legend yogi beara. it is a private service, it will be televised by the tv network. he died last week at the age of 90. new jersey governor chris christie has ordered flags on state buildings to fly at half-staff to honor him. >>> paul walker's daughter is suing porsche saying her father burned to death because the car was poorly built. the "fast & f

. >> pam :san francisco has already earned the title of the most expensive city in the u-s for rentersaking the crown away from manhattan earlier this year. and a new report shows, it appears the city has no intention of giving that crown back anytime soon. the price for rent in san francisco for the month of august. saw a nearly 14% increase. compared to a year ago. the average monthly rate for a one- bedroom apartment. is a little more than 35-hundred dollars. oakland is also seeing a major increase in rent--- jumping 23% in the month of august, compared to a year ago. we often see first responders in their fire trucks. rushing through city streets to save someone's life. it is a common scenario for firefighters. however, kron 4's haaziq madyun found a member of an east bay first responder crew , who recently faced the challenge of getting to a medical emergency on foot. > >haaziq :this was a serious situation >> : "it was! he was in cardiac arrest when we arrived, by- standers doing cpr" > >haaziq:a man fighting for his lifethat is what 3-members of east contra costa fire protection

the u-s justice department is taking on big business.uidelines announced today will focus on prosecuting >>> the u.s. justice department taking on big business. new guidelines announced today will focus on prosecuting individual executives in white collar crime cases not just their corporations. according to the "new york times" this comes in response to criticism of the obama administration for not prosecuting people involved in the financial melt down and housing crisis of 2008. by going after certain individuals the justice department says it's hoping to change corporate culture. >>> in health news now, men with lower heart rates may be more prone to violence, at least that's what a new study suggests. scientists looked at the heart rates of 710,000 swedish men along with their criminal records. what they found is that men with low heart rates were 39% more likely to be convicted of violent crimes. psychologists call that study remarkable but warn against using heart rates as a predictor of criminal behavior. >>> rocky start for calif

and would nominate u-s supreme court justices that would support his opinions. >> catherine:after thexpressed their thoughts on carson's comments. >> i think he is every good man and an excellent man with not and lot of political experience. as a corner over planned parenthood i cannot stomach's position on abortion. >> catherine:carson is a pediatric doctor. and the author of eight books. >> catherine:there's yet another candidate jumping into the race for the white house john mcafee, the antivirus software magnate, plans to run for president in 2016. >> catherine:he's even created his own party -- the cyber party. >> catherine:mcafee explained that he decided to run after being encouraged by "almost everyone" he knows and meets. >> catherine:he says the u-s government is simply dysfunctional and "lacks an understanding of the basic technology that runs the world." >> catherine:you may remember.in january of last year, he fled police in belize who wanted to question him for the death of his neighbor. >> catherine: he was never officially charged. >> reporter:hot temperatures are goin

radicalize individuals within the united states. >> catherine: congressman michael mccaul says the u-sust have a strategy that includes the military abroad.a political solution.and a prevention strategy to stop threats to the u.s. >> catherine: the report comes as president obama chairs a u-n summit on countering terrorism. >> catherine: about an hour ago - the state of georgia executed a woman for the first time in 70 years. >> catherine: that despite a plea from pope francis to spare her life. georgia's board of pardons and parole received a letter today on behalf of the pope - asking that kelly gissen- daner's life be spared. >> catherine: but this afternoon - the board denied the request. >> catherine: gissen-daner was sentenced to death in 19-98 for convincing her lover to kill her husband. >> catherine: she was put to death by lethal injection at 7-pm eastern time. >> catherine: the first of the trials for the six baltimore police officers charged in the death of freddie gray has been set for the end of november. >> catherine: the others are scheduled for early next year. >> cath

. >> pam: trump and fellow candidate ted cruz rallied outside the u-s capitol building today.ate is currently debating on a resolution to disapprove of the administration's agreement. >> pam: it would lift sanctions on on its nuclear program. led the attack on what he called the most incompetent witnessed. >> we are lit by very, very, very stupid people... very very, stupid people! we cannot let it continue. >> pam: the senate has eight days to approve the deal. right now. supporters have enough votes to stop aand more than enough to sustain a presidential veto if they turn it down. >> pam: three boys were found stabbed to death in a vehicle near a south los angeles school wednesday. police say the boys were found in the back seat of an s-u-v. >> pam: their ages ranged between eight and 12-years- old. a man in the front seat also suffered stab wounds. he was taken to the hospital in critical condition. investigators believe the man is the boys' father. >> pam: police believe a person in custody may be a suspect in the killings. recovered at the crime scene. >> pam: they have n

today, a catholic school in maryland celebrated the pontiff's u-s visit, by holding a mock parade onampus. >>> call him the pint-sized popes. the catholic school in maryland celebrated the pontiff's visit by holding their own parade on campus. the school greeted the 4-year-old "pope" in their parking lot. >> the. >> laer pope, the grown up pope will be at the library of congress tomorrow morning. >> thank you for joining us. ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- james spader andrew rannells

what the head of the cathol church had to say, before wrapping up his busy tour oe u-s.me minister of india makes an appearance, before huge crowd in downtown san . but not everyone welcomed h with open arms. and a lot of people are sti displaced by the devastating valley fire. you'll see how one man is doing his part, help those people out. join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:3 ,,,,,, >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> well, it looks like things have gone from bad to worse for the washington nationals. already eliminated from the playoffs, now two of the team's star players are at each other's throats literally. during sunday's game, closer john papelbon is seen criticizing bryce harper for not running at a flyball. the argument gets heated once harper is in the dugout, that's when papelbon grabs harper by the throat and shoves him against the wall. even after they were separated, the two players seemed to have differing opinions on where their relationship stands. >> bryce and i are good. we will be good. so,