the olympic committee hasn't decided if it wants to submit officially a u.s. city for consideration, but if it does, it's whittled it down to four places. san francisco, los angeles, boston, and washington, d.c. today representatives from those four american cities meeting with the committee in colorado springs. here's a list of the representatives from the bay area. they'll talk about what would happen if the olympics were held here. so levi stadium obviously would be a venn you along with other arenas and stadiums around the bay. >> pretty exciting. >>> today at levi stadium, with the 49ers take the field for the official practice of the season. vernon davis will be there. c.j. posted this video showing him being welcomed back. davis stayed away from the offseason workouts and mini camps in effort to gain a new contract. guard alex boone still has not shown up, he is also looking for a new contract. >>> even though the first official event is next saturday, we're counting down the days to the home opener against the bears. just 51 days left, and that game can be

and immigrants dumped in u.s. cities with instructions they please show up in court in a couple weeks. and a big new surprise from the irs concerning allegedly destroyed evidence into the investigation of targeting of conservative groups. >> do i know anything more about capes, i don't know other than p the ig is investigating whether there are back up tapes and whether they're recoverable. stag for my retirement. transamerica made it easy. [ female announcer ] everyone has a moment when tomorrow becomes real. transamerica. transform tomorrow. >>> we confirm the backup tapes from 2011 no longer existed because they have been recycled. do you know wlo said that? >> sounds like me. >> it is you. >> the backup tapes may in fact exist. >> i have no information as whether there's anything usable on those tapes. >> did you read the release that talked about a scratched hard drive? does that concern you that it was scratched and not crashed? >> i find it vexing that once the i.g. is involved nobody else can do anything. that is

and remember the tens of thousands of immigrants recently dumped into u.s. cities with little more than instruction to show up in courts in a few weeks, florida senator marco rubio is here as we get new details as what's happening at the hearings. >>> and big news from the irs concerning the allegedly destroyed evidence into the investigation of targeting of conservative groups. wait until you hear the latest. >> right now the question is do i know anything more about backup tapes. the answer is i don't know anymore other than the ig is investigating if there are backup tapes and if they're recoverable. that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently or urgently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest

and san francisco is number 3 for the most viewers in a u.s. city. a lot of fans will be tuned in today because this is the first time in 12 years that the u.s. could move on to the world cup quarterfinals. in our favor, forward jozy altidore will be available to play today. remember he strayed his hamstring last month. and as far as the belgium team they could come to battle without their injured captain. so as far as where you could watch the game today at 1:00, your one option is here at san francisco's city hall where they decide to set up the monitors again for today's game. also in downtown san jose. mark kelly, kpix 5. >>> don't forget during the game you can join our live blog online at kpix.com. >>> and one more check of your "kcbs traffic." unfortunately, we have some new problems brewing now this time along the peninsula. in palo alto northbound 101 is an accident involving a motorcycle rider at san antonio road and at least one lane is blocked. we are already seeing delays building in the northbound lane. sounds like the rider was splitti

ahead, the spectacular demolition that drew thousands in one u.s. city. we'll show it to you. >>> warm temperatures all around the bay area. meteorologist frances dinglasan has the forecast after the break. i'm a kid. and us kids have an important message for our grown ups. three grams daily of beta-glucan... a soluable fiber from whole grain oat foods like cheerios can help lower cholesterol. and where can you find beta-glucan? in oats. and, they're yummy! i'm going back to being a kid now. thank you! >>> look at that. 88 explosive charges took down this aging bridge in cleveland this morning. thousands of people crowded vantage points to see the steel skeleton of the bridge sink into the river in a controlled explosion. the 1959 bridge has been replaced by a newer, more modern span. the project to demolish the bridge began in january. its railings, lights, barrier, and con surface were all removed. we're just a few hours away from the last time candlestick will host players like montana and rice, and our mike shumann right there. this is video of abc7 s

it would then have to select a u.s. city. san francisco is one of four u.s. ties interested in hosting the 2024 games. >>> still ahead, the drought making it tough for businesses to stay afloat. why you'll have to hurry if you want to head out on this water. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, california's state parks. s shane shows us the new mode living space >>> well, tiny cabins could be the future of california state parks. sam shane shows us the new modern living spaces designed by students. >> reporter: roughing it just got a little less rough with dwindling budgets and a push to stay relevant, the independent commission called parks forward is looking for a way to modernize. >> let's have a cabin contest and see how we can build a really cool place for people to come and have a park experience not sleep on the ground but not in a real high-priced room. >> reporter: cal-poly architect students created cabin models. one is on display at the state fair. the 145-square-foot cabin is meant to keep critters out but light light in. >> be given this unique opportunity was a shocke

. >> right now, no u.s. city taxes sugary drinks. richmond and el monte, a city in southern california, tried to do it, but voters rejected the measure two years ago. >>> soon, encounters with hayward police officers will be caught on camera. the city is spending about $220,000 to buy body cameras to clip on to officers' uniforms and glasses. according to the "mercury news," it will cost about $130,000 more to store the audio and video from the cameras, but the city attorney expects the number of lawsuits alleging excessive force will be cut in half. >>> happening today, a huge chunk of northbound interstate 280 in san francisco will be closed for several days for repair work. this is the same type of work and closure as happened on the -- rather, the southbound lanes back in may, memorial weekend. crews will repair hinges on the interstate to make it more earthquake ready. northbound 280 between the 101 interchange and downtown will be closed starting at 9:00 tonight. they're scheduled to reopen all of those on-ramps and off-ramps on

. >> right now, no u.s. city taxes sugary drinks. richmond, el monte, a city in southern california tried to do it but voters rejected that measure two years ago. >>> developing story off the coast of florida. that's where tropical storm arthur is churning. forecasters think it will become a hurricane by tomorrow. right now the storm about 95 miles off the coast of cape canaveral. the storm producing winds of 60 miles an hour. they have issued tropical storm watches for the east coast. >> 'tis the season, i suppose. christina loren. >> good morning. laura, scott, everybody at home, you made it to wednesday. you know what? we'll see significant cooling today. if you don't like the heat, we're basically done with it at least for a while. 59 in san francisco. here's the deal. onshore flow going to strengthen for today. we're going to see 60s and 70s and that cool ocean air all day long especially at the immediate coast, really comfortable conditions. you know we'll fall back into the 80s here in inland valleys spot. good looking conditio

. >>> tonight berkeley could be one step closer to becoming the first u.s. city to tax sugary drinks. the city council will vote on whether to put at soda tax measure on the november ballot. the measure would impose a one cent per ounce tax on sodas, energy drinks, and sweetened iced tea. the proposal is strongly been supported by berkeley city council members and two independent poms found two third of voters also like the idea. >>> council members will talk about medical marijuana shops within berkeley. some of those guidelines include requiring dispensaries to get fire and electrical inspections before they get business licenses. it would force the shots to close by 9:00 at night instead of 10:00, that's what currently is required. last month the council approved opening up a fourth dispensary and said in a year it would consider allowing more. >>> turning now to our microclimate forecast, it's 4:39 as we look outside city by the bay san francisco. look at the lights. nicely alum natoed. coolest part of the morning. let's check in with rob, his the morning for

wlp blp >>> tonight, berkeley could be one step closer to becoming the first u.s. city to tax sugary drinking. the city council will vote whether to put a soda tax measure on the november ballot. that measure would impose a one penny per ounce tax on drinks like sodas, sports drinks, energy drinks, and sweetened ice tea. the proposal has been strongly supported by berkeley city council members and two independent polls found two-thirds of voters also like the idea. >>> an update to that kitten that took a wild ride in the south bay. >> right, the man who found the kitten under the hood of a car traveling from sunnyvale to margan hill says someone has volunteered to give it a good home. he tells us a family that lives nearby was planning to adopt a kitten in the next few months, but they were so moved by this story, they decided to get the kitten now. now, the mayor had tried to find the kitten's original owner, but had no luck. this cat crawled up inside the hood and took a ride and was saved. >> now only has eight lives left. >>> two reasons to celebrate in china. we'l

website to including star wars and game of thrones characters along with ninja turtles flock to the u.s. city of san diego as fans from all over the world together for their all comic-con international festival head to r.t. dot com for the details and pictures. hundreds of people in bolivia perform their national guards in attempt to break the world record the story and much more online . now a look now at some other news from around the world a turkish court has ordered the arrest of twelve police officers on the ferry wired to the prime minister from a little bit symbols intelligence unit is believed to be among those detained earlier this week one hundred fifteen police officers were seized in overnight graves in a case that's led to the growing of standoff. at least shootin soldiers have been killed in a militant ambush in the north of the country islamist fighters stormed an army checkpoint close to the algerian border security forces have been waging a long running campaign to destroy terrorist bases in the mountainous area. a violent clash between two communities in india has left thre

the longest-serving leader of a major u.s. city gently offers advice lawmakers in washington might want to consider. >> if your claim to fame is only with what people did before you, then you're not creating anything. you're not producing anything. >> reporter: our converse were charleston, south carolina, and mayor joe reilly ahead tonight. and a note about tomorrow's program. we ask is the american dream dead. a groundbreaking study finds it is for many of us. if you're born poor in america escaping poverty is nearly impossible and skin color makes a big difference. americ"america tonight's" adam may and considering what opportunity really means. >> i hate to say it, but i wouldn't raise a dog in that part of town. >> your kids, where do you want them to end up? >> where they want. >> where they want. my son has always talked big. they have out of this world aspirations. my sons want mansions with ten rooms and seven bathrooms. >> they want the extreme american dream. >> exactly. >> blocked from reaching the american dream tomorr

bringing the olympics to the bay. >> yeah the committee of is not decided if it wants to submit a u.s. cityonsideration, but if it does, it's already willed down its choices to four places, including san francisco, los angeles, boston, and washington, d.c. today representatives from those four cities are meeting the committee in colorado springs. i say go bay area. >> well then we have this local theater team tag up with the south bay donut shop and offering a special plo prove motion. >> this is funny. city light theater company will debut spamalot this evening. psycho donuts will be selling, ready, spam wellington donuts. it was created by a graduate from the culinary center. the donut features spam, we knew that, layered with mushroom spread and put inside a donut topped with sesame seed. little savory with your sweet. they'll be available august 31st, get in line, that's when spamalot runs. >> bit early for that. >> yeah. >> that's what's happening today in the bay, we'll be back at 7:25 with a live, local news update. >> have yourselves a great thursday. >>> good morning. breaking news

one year ago today detroit became the biggest u.s. cityhis sunday on "meet the press" david gregory gets washington's reaction to the crash of the malaysian airliner. >>> i'm dara brown. thanks for watching "early today." have a great weekend. >>> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >>> right now as the world comes together to remember those killed when malaysia airlines flight 17 was shot down, ukraine and russia are pointing fingers. good morning everyone, it's 4:30, i'm scott mcgrew. >> and i'm kris san chess in for laura garcia-cannon. more on that story in a moment. >>> first we begin with breaking news here at home. car crash in the south bay that killed at least one person and injured four others. happened just before 2:00 this morning on highway 101 at lawrence expressway right on the border of sunny vail and santa fe. alcohol appears to be a factor in this

for the time was that he witnessed a series of drone strikes and so he was mounting an attack on a u.s. city in retaliation. the fossil shazad attack on times square is one example but there are other possibilities that. this. will be the first full day of asians against the n.h.s. this month east. church tackling at least seventy eight people the deadly attack on the. mission minority in pakistan the taliban says the attack was in retaliation rose writes. one of when i get home includes a look in here focus on that i want the outcome to mina whole dick i could just go home and going to die while playing. cool is exactly cashing in on putting drowns in our skies. defense and aerospace firms which build drones have spent millions of dollars on lobbying over the past year. that's made of that in the next decade drones will become an eighty billion dollar business fifty countries that are actively using drones if we do it why can't they now anybody who can develop drones in on them and mind you there are quite a few out there who care is going to be able to do it and pointed us as the president

. >> pope is considering a visit to a number of a big u.s. cities. a little boy battling cancer in massachusetts received his one and only birthday wish. he turned 6 years old today. it is diagnosed with a rare and operable blueprint drummer.an operablean >> is mom says he received more mail in one day than the entire city combined. numerous news she's been told to expect even more. >> returned to the dallas hospital where there were separated to celebrate their first birthday. >> they survived it during separation surgery six weeks later. their return to medical city dallas children's hospital to mark their first breath there with a staff that saved their lives and made celebrating possible. we dreamed of this day. it was not their reality. thank you does not say it enough. >>: is about to start crawling. he is so so close. i figure once he starts going that one is going to be really close behind him. cannot quite toss them in the air. i might try it when nobody's looking. they're still tethered to feeding tubes. opportunities for that are many more

now right now no u.s. city puts a tax on sugary drinks. now richmond tried it, and a city in southern california, el monte tried it. but voters voted it down in 2012. reporting live in berkeley, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> cheryl, thank you. >>> now to the south bay. levi stadium is in santa clara, but mountain view is also in the spotlight. mountain view expected to be a major transit hub for fans transferring from caltrain to light rail, which then takes them to the 49ers new stadium. now tonight the mountain view city council discussed a dramatic price increase during 49ers game days. earlier today, a test run to see the flow of traffic. >> you can have a plan. you can work things all out ahead of time on paper, but nothing takes the place of walking it through at the site. >> and that was the test run today. on game days moving forward, parking and downtown mountain view train station and other city lots could reach 25 bucks. that's up from the everyday price of $5. the niners first game is august 17th. >>> a disturbing attac

the olympic committee has not decided if it wants to submit a u.s. city for consideration, but if it does, the american olympic committee has whittled its choices down to four places, san francisco, los angeles, boston, and washington, d.c. today, representatives from those four cities are meeting the economy in colorado springs. and here you can see their names. giants' ceo, larry baer, anne cribbs, adviser to mayor ed lee, tony winnicker, and steve stranberg. they'll talk about what would happen if the olympics were held here. levi stadium would be a venue. >> for the winter olympics, right? >> oh, ye, absolutely. >>> so, will we get a lot of snow, do you think, christina? >> you know, we're in a drought, so, yeah, we're the national selection for that. we're looking pretty good for some summer heat, which we haven't had to deal with thus far, at least not for the stretch of time we're looking at. it's going to come on strong and we're going to stick with it for a while. but we will have a little bit of a change to tell you about. for today, temperature

more than sixty people were reportedly shot in the u.s. city of chicago during the fourth of julys celebrate every weekend and at least seven people were killed in the numerous incidents to place in different districts of the team the stalking figures also showed that within thirty six hour period chicago police shot life including a sixteen year old boy. and what you're seeing is a narrow escape the experts say in bad weather it could have been had to struck in russian and i know was coming in to lend a bus along to a port in an engine timmy and they strayed across the runway disaster was averted after the russian tie live at the landing. coming up in our team to national all interviews share with us sophie shevardnadze but if you're watching us in the u.k. it's going underground. if you make it without if you're going to kill some. troops to consider. to give you the great. stories but if you. choose to excess. your friend post a photo from a vacation you can't. call it different. the boss repeats the same old joke of course you like. your ex

. >> pro-israel rallies have been held in other u.s. cities have been pro-palestinian rallies as well. >> peter joins me now, a commentator who wrote an article published in tuesday's edition of the newspaper entitled "gaza myths and facts." welcome. in your column, you take on some arguments frequently heard from israel supporters in the u.s. let me just walk viewers through some of your main points. one of the things often heard is that israel left gaza. israel remains an occupying power. you say it seized power. it won elections. and that hamas reached its economic failure when it allows the ransacking of greenhouses. you know israel shut down t-- yu conclude israel has played into hamas' hands by not strengthening those palestinians willing to pursue statehood through non-violence and mutual recognition. >> i consider myself a strong supporter of israel. i care very deeply about israel. i'm a member of the american jewish community and i have no affection whatsoever for hamas. an organization whose values are totally opposite to the values

is launching in central america, they're also going to be running those ads here in major u.s. citiesith large immigrant pop layiulations. trying to get the word back home. >> thank you, tracie. >>> would you get a tattoo of your favorite team logo if it guaranteed you free tickets for life? >>> plus, america's roads, bridges, and tunnels are in dire need of repair, as our highway trust fund runs dry. what's congress doing about it? >> another haboob in arizona. we'll tell you what that is when early today returns. does in a day is building up layer, upon layer, upon layer of bacteria. and to destroy those layers? you need listerine®. its unique formula penetrates these layers deeper than other mouthwashes, killing bacteria all the way down to the bottom layer. so for a cleaner, healthier mouth, go with #1 dentist recommended listerine®. power to your mouth. also try listerine® pocket paks to kill bad breath germs on the go. benefiber is clear, taste free, and dissolves completely. and unlike other fibers, you'll only know you're taking fiber by the way good digestive health makes you

thanks to budget cuts mail deliveries and usand u.s. cities are missing their deadlines. areas most affected been delivered later than 5:00 p.m. about 70 percent of the time. carriers are putting their lives in danger with the waiter delivers. quickly means matt was being delivered after dark. especially in the winter. mcdonald's is standing by troubled me to play. even after allegations they painted an expired me. but chinese officials to shut down a shanghai food plant. chinese armed and illinois company that has also supplied starbucks somewhere barking and pop the johns. mcdonald's officials say they will continue to do business with the supplier. dozens of walgreen's customers are calling of the company to stay in the united states. demonstrators meeting today at the flagship to protest the move. : on walgreen's to remain a u.s. company and pay the fair share of taxes. participants will march along michigan avenue and chanting and holding colorful signs. >> and study about what new mothers can do to prevent postpartum do to prevent postpartum depression. crestor lowe

. >>> plus san francisco is one of four u.s. cities vying to host the 2024 olympic games. what city leaders are doing this morning in hopes of boosting the odds. >>> breaking news, a plane out of western africa disappears mid-flig mid-flight, more than 100 passengers on board. we'll tell you what we're learning in a live report. >>> man is killed while allegedly trying to steal copper from a vacant building. what police think happened coming up. >>> we've been spoiled with unseasonably cool weather for the past ten days. the heat is going to surge as we get into this afternoon, peek heat tomorrow, temperatures up to 105 degrees in some spots. and we're going to hold on to that heat through the weekend. we'll tell you just how long this heat wave could last in your microclimate forecast this morning. >>> and a live look outside at san jose, it is thursday, july 24th, and this is "today in the bay". >>> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >>> well good morning, thank you for joining us, scott mcgrew. >> and i'm

from nigeria you can fly direct to three u.s. cities. flights from the outbreak zone carry passengers to more than 30 countries around the world. >> this is the most serious outbreak of ebola various we've ever faced. it's essentially a multi-front war against the virus. >> reporter: today in liberia, doctors using hand-held thermometers to check departing passengers for fever. the french government has provided guinea 100 heat detecting cameras, similar to those used during the sars outbreak. in the u.s. 20 airports are equipped with quarantine stations responding to any passengers appearing ill, including those with symptoms of ebola. ebola is not spread through the air. you only get sick through close contact with body fluids like blood or touching contaminated services. hospitals in the u.s. on high alert. the door to one e.r. in charlotte shuttered today after a visit from a high risk african country. it was a false alarm and the patient was discharged. hospitals are asking every patient their recent travel history. that's a good id

doesenings of tunnels coming from mexico into arizona and al qaeda forces are getting ready to attack u.s. citieshat would you say? as long as it takes we will take care of it. that's what we are telling the prime minister do the right work with the hamas and fight the hamas as long as it takes. otherwise we will see hamas taking over jewish communities and kidnapping kids back into gaza. >> what do you say about the killing of civilians is doing as a result of what israel is doing. i know you say that hamas is putting their military, their munitions whatever in civilian areas. but how do you justify that? >> i think i don't need to justify it. everybody knows it's clear. look at the last 24 hours. we accepted a humanitarian ceasefire because it's a muslim holy day. but they are not accepting it. we opened the hospital on the border with gaza to help the palestinian who are wounded and the hamas is shelling the same hospital. everybody knows that hamas is using its own people. it is a pity. but they are captured by the hamas and we have to protect ourselves. >> and you say you can't trust the int

. >>> the u.s. cityoit is facing bankruptcy and it is so desperate for money it has cut off water from thousands who haven't paid their bill. >> reporter: if you haven't paid your water bill for months this is what will lap. a worker arrives, digs up the water main connection and switches it off. >> nothing. >> reporter: this pensioner was $300 behind on her bill when her water was cut off. with two grandchildren to raise, she had to borrow the money from her daughter to get the service restored. >> they told me within 24 hours they would turn it back on. >> reporter: she is not alone, about 15,000 houses have had their water shut off. more than 80,000 customers are behind in their bills. people are lining up outside of payment centers to get their water reconnected. some question such practices from a city that is seeking bankruptcy protection. >> they want to be forgiven for their debt. and when they pay their debt it will be pennies on the dollar. but we don't get the same break. >> reporter: there ha

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the city said that is more than any other u.s. city. >> they already have a strict gun control in that city, diane, but are there new legislation that's being considered to further address the gun violence in chicago? >> yes, there was a bill that was introduced in the state senate this past spring that would ban assault rifles, assault weapons and the sale of ammunition, but it's only in the senate, so it could be months. it's unsure if that will even pass at all. >> coming up in our next half hour, a law enforcement expert will talk about chicago's challenges and whether more extreme policing measures need to be put in place there. >> salvage crews are working to recognize the coast at a cone cord i can't. it will be towed 200 miles off the coast, where it will be scrapped. these are live images from italy. we have more on the largest salvage project in history. >> for two and a half years, this ship wreck has been an unwanted addition to the landscape. a reminder of the day in 2012 when so many people died. last september, it was ha

protest hell in u.s. cities against what they call an illegal migrant invasion. and one of the protest organizers joins us next with the very latest. don't go away.. >> more secure. >> secure. >> secure. >> secure. >> the border is secure. . >> we have strengthened border security beyond what many believed was possible. >> the border is more secure now than it has been ever. our border is secure, more secure than ever before. >> the borders today is more secure than it has ever been. >> is the border secure? >> well, i will tell you that there are more resources that are dedicated to the border right now in securing it than there ever has been. liz: okay, if the border is secure, why is my next guest so angry? calling in a national day of protests. citizens taking to the streets across the country in response to the government's handling of the ongoing immigration crisis, and my next guest is one of the organizers. he's americans for legal immigration president william geenes, this was a pack that your organization is a pac, and you're the president of it. >> pol

and san francisco is number 3 on the list for u.s. cities with the most viewers. it goes d.c., new york, san francisco, and then l.a. live in san francisco, mark kelly, kpix 5. >>> the u.s. supreme court has ruled some companies are exempt from the requirement to include birth control in employee healthcare coverage. the specific case involves the hobby lobby, a oklahoma-based chain of craft stores. the court decided companies controlled by just a few people don't have to provide contraceptive coverage if it violates the owners' religious beliefs. >> what the supreme court said is that families do not give up their religious freedom when they open a family business. >> it's hard to believe here in 2014 that we're still fighting issues of the ability of women to be able to make their own decisions. >> nearly 50 businesses have filed suit over the contraceptive requirement. >>> it was a shocking end to a high-speed chase in san jose. a man who was said to be suicidal led law enforcement on a chase on highway 101. when he got to tully road, he took the off-ramp and cr

. >>> san francisco's one of four u.s. cities that could bid on the 2024 olympics. giants ceo larry bear is heading to talk about that bid. they are joining representatives from l.a., boston, and washington, d.c. to see if the usoc will present a bid. they are still trying to determine if they want to host those 2024 games. >>> still ahead, the new legal trouble for apple. what thousands of store owners say they aren't getting that they say they deserve. >>> hillary clinton is back in the bay area. what she's recommending that all parents start doing immediately. >>> nearly a week after a fiery plane crash in eastern ukraine, the first victims are back home. thousands came out to pay their respects for those who lost their lives in the malaysia airlines crash. >>> new at 6:30, not just president obama, but hillary clinton also in the bay area today. the former first lady and secretary of state keeping a very high profile. she remains mum about a possible presidential run, but she continues to craft her message of public service. jodi hernandez is in oakland with cli

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>>> the city of brotherly love is struggling with poverty almost more than any other u.s. city. thanks to a nonprofit group in philadelphia, a lot of people are getting much needed help and hope they're setting an example for other struggling cities across the country. bryanian -- bryan llenas has more. >> project home has helped 8500 people get off the streets in that city, offering a affordable housing, jobs, education. raising money to fight homelessness is difficult, often potential wealthy private don'ts don't donate because they think the problem is too overwhelming and is the responsibility of the government to solve. but project home is convincing donors otherwise and has received a $30 million private donation. one of the largest in homeless philanthropy. >> they have to be a public-private partnership. get involved in the political and civic life of your communities. say that you care about homelessness. invite housing into your neighborhood. there is many ways that we can make a difference. >> reporter: this retired cop spends his days searching for homeless people in

u.s. >> cities across the country are vying to host the man who has been electrifying the world. check it out. he's the pope trying to change the image of the church one kiss -- and one selfie at a time. [ bell ringing ] this morning, widespread speculation about his travel plans for next year. many wondering is he ready to take a leap of faith and come to america? >> pope francis already has a dedicated and strong following of folks here in the u.s. he'll get a hero's welcome pretty much wherever he goes. >> reporter: just this past week, he showed once again why they call him the people's pope. making a surprise visit to the vatican cafeteria for lunch. he's made history by gracing the cover of "rolling stone" and becoming "esquire's" best dressed man. now cities across america are scrambling to issue invites, including philadelphia. which will host the world meeting of families in the catholic community. the mayor of new york city, bill de blasio, is making a bid on behalf of the big apple. >> we hope that some day, pope francis will visit our city. which would be an extraordi

other u.s. cities could be ready to jump into the game. phil matier tells us they are expressing interest and stealing away. they expected that would 457, phil? >> reporter: no -- happen, phil. >> reporter: i don't think they did until major league baseball said look, we have been know gauche nateing this over a year. if you don't approve it, oakland, oakland may go out of the a's. here is the story. >> they have some places to go. >> where? >> ontario canada and san antonio texas. >> that was oakland city councilman larry reed commenting on a word he received about possible moves by the oakland a's as talks over a new lease to keep the team in town come to a stand still. reed isn't the only oakland leader concerned that the a's may up and leave if a deal isn't finalized soon. >> right now there are cities lined up ready to take the a's from oakland. >> leaders feel if the new lease is worked out, it will be less money for the city at a time where oakland is still paying off the last renovation to the tune of $10 million a year. >> i think

. >>> we now know another u.s. cityco where the next american's cup race will not be held. chicago is now out of contention, the windy city would have been an intriguing hope. that leaves san diego and bermuda as the final two possible host cities for the next america's cup in 2017. one of them is expected to be picked by late september. >>> now at 6:00, city leaders are calling it a step forward in combating street crime after several shootings within hours of each other. the brothers who are under arrest tonight for murder. >>> a man they've never met invaded their home, molested their young children then ransacked the house. but it didn't end there. the show down with police that finally led to his arrest. >>> and wine tasting is coming to your local farmers market with some restrictions. the dos and don'ts the governor signed into law today. >>> two brothers arrested for two killings within hours of each other. tonight we're learning more about their connection to the crimes. good evening everyone i'm frank somervil

u.s. sit city son when their parents were deported but she adds it is a hardware to grow up. >> i had to grow up without a mom and i have been kind of like a parent to him and i had to be extra responsible. >> she and her husband regularly deliver food to the children who for the most part live with other family members or friends. >>> they are now sending out messages for dispensaries on the steps of city hall tomorrow. they are approving a new ordinance and those new rules are set to it take affect next week. >>> they are weighing in and today's oakland tribute is urging oakland city council to reject a ten year extension for the a's. the current proposal simply buy is the a's more time to buy a new ballpark but they wanted to tear down the old one and open a new one in the sports complex. >>> time now 4:39 a popular landmark turned into a crime scene. coming up, the attack has people asking terrorists for help. >> i heard two extreme lie loud screams for help. >> they are pleading for a mother in the street in palo alto. >>> we have a decent commute and we will tell you the rest that. >>>

. >> uber is stepping up its war on traditional taxis in u.s. cities. the car service you access through an app. uber claims it will make it cheaper than taking a taxi in new york. an uber ride between the grand central station and the financial district will cost $22 compared to $24 for a yellow cab. the lower prices are only in effect for a limited time but would not say for how long. coming up, a man who believes there are solutions to meet and exceed the basic needs of every person on the planet, and whose latest book has been called the antidote to the pessimism. that is next. >> hi, everyone, i'm morgan radford in new york. coming up after realtime money is primetime new cast. palestinian rockets strike israel while israeli airstrikes hit gaza. >>> a former obama administration talks about where this conflict may be headed. >>> and two jumbo jets collide. what this means for your safety in the skies and at the airport. we have that and more after "real money" with david shuster. with in depth coverage from across the country and around the world.