that's why he had an unloaded weapon. he didn't have a chance. and from there the gunman getting in a car and running through the front doors of parliament, that was the only chance that, you know, after people started to react that there was really a chance to deal with the gunman and the sergeant at arms, kevin vickers, retired member of the royal canadian mounted police taking him down according to reports from members of parliament on the scene. >> john, there were reports today that perhaps two men were seen in this man's getaway vehicle, that he got into reportedly after he shot the first victim. did you hear reports to that effect? have they been confirmed? >> yeah, after the shooting i went to parliament hill. we were standing next to the car the apparently used in the attack. a gentleman said he saw two people, sometimes unreliable, but this gentleman said he saw the shooter get out and shoot the guard, get back in the car, turn the car back up towards parliament hill and two men got out and one man down the hill and one to parliament hi

when you go to unload, you have scheduled time. and it is lined up first come first serve. this touchdown on the truckers , and if you're going to put gps is that track their time all of the time, when you do that you are going to put more trucks on the road. would i wonder if george have a comment about whether being paid for waiting at the loading dock -- would that make a difference? the electronic locking devices, my read is they are coming. that is going to be hard to stop. i wonder if the solution is long along that is along the lines of trying to change the other parts of the equation. host: joe, you are a chucker, what the think about the possibility of being paid at the loading dock? would that change your driving behavior? caller: i run for a union company were all i do is run terminal to terminal. the problem is nobody has touched on the problem of this trucking industry. changed, yournment have 14 hours from the time you start your day to the end of your day. done, it has forced drivers to run. you have 14 hours. it doesn't matter if you are in a traffic jam, ac

it in by train and utilizing any specific rail road and they will go directly from the trains and unloaded to the port and loaded into the vessels at pier 96 and right now, we are we have been working since 2010, and we have been working closely with the union pacific rail road to partner on them to committing to bring the product into the port and we are close to getting a written commitment to that and from them to bring in 6 trains a week of iron ore. and we have recently asked the engineering firm to do a geotechnical and engineering analysis of the pier 96 area. to, what you know, see if a facility can be built and exactly how it will be built and they will be coming back to us in the coming weeks with the feasibility and a 10 percent design of the bulk facility and i will talk about that in a moment. talk more about the opportunity and this is actually a piece of iron ore that we brought from the mine site in nevada that we are actively pursuing for the opportunity and again, the product will be brought in by rail in long trains. and the idea will be to bring it in, convey it, using

designs are reviewed by engineers, then unloaded to our printers and then printed.after which they are cleaned by the engineers sorted and put in the boxes sent to anyone. 3d printing as described above is at the core of shapeaways. people have used it to create endless products for their business, model trains, jewelry, home decor such as lamps, dish ware, cups, plates, et cetera. i've brought a few samples you can see over here. let me share one of the examples of a successful business in shapeaways. goththam smith is an example. four friends working in new york city wanted to create something more tangible and lasting than a website or app. starting with designing cuff links and be into other jewelry they used 3d molding applications to develop unique ideas. shapeaways gives them the ability to turn those into prototypes and then finally products. without relying on costly metal casting machinery they sell their products on shapeaways.com directly or through other channels and their business wouldn't exist without shapeaways or 3-d printing. the ability to easily

when it gets to the front, everybody unloads trains. if there's an infantry regiment standing around when a train pulls up, and the train master says, you guys, unload this train, or the secretary of war is going to fire your kernel -- unload the train. places where there was a telegraph, they operated on a rigid schedule, and nobody interfered with that schedule. this is some advice that the assistant secretary of war gave to haupt. [laughter] with apologies to any general officers who may be in the room tonight. 1863 thatointed by military was construction crews could rebuild track about as fast as the confederates could tear it up. --ut 10,000 of these people there are about 10,000 people in these construction crews. a large proportion of them were freed men, ex-slaves. haupt's most remarkable accomplishments came in 1862 when he was called upon to rebuild the bridge behind mcdowell's corps during the peninsula campaign. this bridge was completely destroyed by the retreating confederate. haupt showed up. anduilt a sawmill on site, 34

he suggested to me that they have unloaded some, maybe 100,000 barrels, he said.l by eyeballing it from the sky whether this thing has a million barrels or 900,000 barrels. but we will never really know until this thing go support whether there is a buyer right now or not. >> when you talked to the kurdish official in d.c., he offered to sell you some oil, right? >> yes, that's the first thing he said to me. i walked in a little late. he said, i'm so sorry for being i'm so sorry for being late. and he joked and said, would you like to buy some oil? and he did not even know i was there to talk to him about oil. >> matt, quick question to wrap things up -- what has been the response of the obama administration? >> they have been cagey on this and it put them in an awkward could -- awkward position. when this thing first came into the gulf in july, they said, our position has not changed. all of it -- of iraqi oil blogs to all of iraq's people but which is totally vague. -- belongs to all of iraq's people, which is totally vague. they are working to keep a united gov

unload the train. in places where there was no telegraph to control the movement of trains, they operated on a rigid schedule and nobody interfered no matter what their rank was. this is some advice the assistant secretary of war gave colonel haupt. [laughter] with apologies to any general officers who may be in the room tonight. it got to the point by 1863 that the union, u.s. military railroad construction crews, could rebuild track about as fast as the confederates could tear it up. and about 10,000 of these people on these construction, there were about 10,000 of these people in the construction crews and a large proportion were freedmen, ex-slaves. one of herman haupt's most remarkable accomplishments came in 1862 when he was called upon to rebuild a bridge behind mcdowell's corps during the peninsula campaign. what haupt did, the bridge was completely destroyed by the confederates. haupt showed up, he built a saw mill on site, and that saw mill cut 34,760 lineal feet of timber and working largely

please say that it was an unloaded a automatic pistol. the feminist maddens question what happened that night.--family. more of the suspects has been arrested the other suspect has been shot but expected to survive. still ahead will provide more with thimble virus and the latest on this enormous. also provide more details on the fire if that is taking hundreds of thousands of homes and painter. insurance companies are spending millions of dollars trying to mislead you about the effects of proposition 46. well here's the truth: 46 will save lives. it will save money too. i'm bob pack, and i'm fighting for prop 46 because i lost my two children to preventable medical errors and i don't want anyone else to lose theirs. the three provisions in 46 will reduce medical errors and protect patients. save money and save lives. yes on 46. you cfs child to serologist says the child was amended bid to hospital and was later released last month. his mount being treated on an outpatient basis. at this point doctors are still not sure what the link is if

police said today that evans had an *unloaded, semi-automatic pistol. his family is upset and say it's hard to trust what police say. "want us to believe." we are skeptical of the information the police are giving us. one of the suspects has been arrested.the other suspect was shot but is expected to survive. rangers at yosemite say sparks from a car caused the wildfire which also led to the death of an air-tanker pilot this week. it's not clear yet what kind of car was involved. that fire has burned 245 acres and is 10 percent contained. the embattled chairman of the california public utilities commission says he won't seek another term. michael peevey's announcement today came just as a state senator called for his removal. under peevey. the p-u-c has been crticised for having a cozy relationship with pg&e -- the utility it's supposed to regulate. some accuse the p-u-c of trying to help pg&e after the 2010 pipeline explosion in san bruno. peevey's current term ends in december. president obama will be in the bay area tomorrow. he's on a 3-day visit to

the players' bagged unloaded to be taken to the locker room so everything is ready to work out at 5:00 last night after the game, one of the giants said the team is ready to come home. >> we have three at home. that is a key. when the other team has hold field advantage you want to split and go back home and we have these with our fans and our field and...our mound and our homes and our beds, all that stuff. we are in a positive position. the field is all ready. they sprayed the logo on the field yesterday but the grounds crew is treating today like game day with the royals taking the field at 3:00 and the giants will return at 4:00 this afternoon and then they will have a work out on the field at 5:00. another thing to focus on is testing the lower back of tim lincecum that tightened up in the 8th. he retired the first five batters but he felt more tightness and pain after throwing one pitch and though had to take him out of the game and he could not go on. the series shifts to san francisco with game four on saturday and game five is on sunday and game six and seven, if necessary, is

of investigation surveillance teams followed mo to this town, where they say he was loading and unloading items in storage locker 48. from adele, federal authorities say mo drove to an abandoned farm in illinois, purchased by a subsidiary of where he worked, where teams reported him unloading bags of seed. >> this was cloak and dagger stuff. >> a little bit. a little bit. >> reporter: mo hi long and sister mo yun are under house arrest at undisclosed locations in demoyne, awaiting trial. the other five defendants remain at large. >> reporter: what more can you tell me about what mo's accomplices might have been doing? >> they were here, including the doctor who was at the time the chief operating officer of the seed company. he was back on more than one occasion, and participating in this. >> when you say participating in this, what do you mean specifically? >> he was in the field with them. he was stopped at the o'hare airport trying to carry seed back. many of these individuals not only tried to ship the seed, but tried to carry it out on the person. we stopped a couple at the otare air

l unload. deep to left field. cards vtv up 3-2 and dug out pumped. in the eighth moore sends shock waves through at&t. first home run since august 1 15. game tied at 3. champagne on ice. bottom nine. 2 men o on. he sue. giants won kansas city to face the royals in the third world series in the past 5 years. first 2 wild card teams face off in the series since 2002. giants win the pennant what a finish. champagne flowing and we hear from collin in the clubhouse come up later in sports it's like a kid playing whiffle bal ball. travis if game winner. >> imagine. he more coming up in sports. >> excited fans are pouring out of at&t ballpark. >> what a thrill it must have been to be there let's check in now with about alyssa must have been a thrill. >> oh, wow! when the giants won the stadium absolutely erupted. fans went wild. many of them still trickling out of at&t park. fireworks went off. car horns were honking and a sea of about orange and black flooded outside of ballpark. a little girl standing over by the street right now holding a sign that says

where surveillance teams reported him unloading bags of seed. >> reporter: this was cloak and dagger stuff. >> a little bit. a little bit. >> reporter: mo hi lun and sister are under house arrest at undisclosed locations in demoyne, awaiting trial. the other five defendants remain at large. >> what more can you tell me about what mo's accomplices fight have been doing? >> they were here. including the doctor at the time. he was back on more than one occasion, participating in this. >> reporter: when you say participating,way do you mean? >> he was in the field with them. he was stopped at the o'hare airport trying to carry seed back. many of these individuals not only tried to ship the seed out of the country but tried to carry it out on their person. we stopped a couple. and one of them at the cannes saidian border crossing. >> the director of this major chinese concern was here in the fields and schlepping some of the goods. >> that's correct. >> what do you make of that? >> he must be hands on. >> the u.s. attorney's office said the seeds were seized but no arrests made because th

taking a loss is different from actually paying someone to unload your wife or your chip business. right? that's just amazing. >> yeah. liz, i tell you i don't know what to say about that. you know, it sounds like rodney would do, but as far as what's going to happen going forward, it's got to have -- they're setting themselves to go down the future and go down the line further. i would say that's still -- like you said earlier in the segment, it's a ma and pa stock. i don't think you'll ever lose it with the name ibm. i think a lot of people are looking at it in that respect. liz: can i ask you something, ibm is energy intensive. why aren't we seeing stocks that use a lot of energy whether it's petroleum or what have you why aren't they getting a bump that we are seeing relatively low with energy. but at 8280 and gasoline is so unbelievably cheap. wouldn't big energy using names have a better move to the upside? >> you would think so. you know, sometimes that gets overlooked when we run up $100 in crude. a lot of times the stock market when we're in that times when crude moves up,

the company has managed to unload its money-losing chip unit.lobal foundries $1.5 billion to take that business off its hands. a group of investors plans to make a $2.2 billion for reebok. reebok is currently owned by adidas, the world's second largest maker of sporting goods. a hong kong-based right equity firm and funds affiliated with abu dhabi are going to make the offer. in 2000ought reebok six. reebok as a brand has fallen on hard times since then and is trying to reposition itself as the leader in fitness gear. poll shows it's a dead heat with a week to go before the presidential runoff elections. bit two are statistically tied. the two are statistically tied. news for people who came into contact with the first ebola patient here in the united states -- they have been cleared of the risk of getting the disease or will be clear today. there is the 21 day window. most were workers up hospital where thomas eric duncan was treated. on cdc blames the exposure inadequate safety protocols. dr. anthony fosse says new ones are on the way. >> very

come together, for there, durer was astonished by the beauty of looted aztec gold which had been unloaded in ships from mexico. "wonderful works of art," he called them. it was also a vision of the future for the center of gravity of the west was beginning to shift from the mediterranean to the western seaboard and towns like antwerp and london which would finance the domination of the west. but that lay in the future. in the story of art, the powerhouse was still italy and the time of durer in the north was, in the south, the time of michelangelo. in rome, the renaissance was about to reach its climax. captioning performed by the national captioning institute, inc. captions copyright 1989 educational broadcasting corporation annenberg media ♪ is by movado makers of the movado museum watch the watch dial design in the permanent collections of museums throughout the world. additional funding for this program made possible by the financial support of...

cab, officers found a 38 caliber handgun, unloaded, with five lowndes -- with five rounds of ammunition. >> it's kind of scary that somebody, over doing something wrong, they still have the nerve to threaten somebody's life. >> we were not able to get a response from the cab driver. the d.c. taxi commission said his license has been suspended in a hearing is tomorrow to determine if his license will be revoked. roz plater, abc 7 news. >> as the maryland governor's race enters the home stretch, the candidates are getting some big-name endorsements. republican candidate larry hogan has the backing of the national rifle association. the nra cites his support and amendment -- and commitment to the second amendment. anthony brown has criticized gunn in advertisements over control. he got a rousing endorsement from president obama obama at a rally in prince george's county. a washington post-university of maryland poll showed brown holding a nine point lead over hogan. an urgent plea from the nation's top auto safety official. the critical recall affecting millions of vehicles. the fix needs

right at the ballpark and in fact just a short time ago, we watched all of the giants' equipment was unloaded here to have it all ready for them. this place will be electric for game three tomorrow night and the field is already to go -- all ready to go for the first time in seasons. giants will be looking to bounce back after that loss to kansas city. initially fans were feeling good with the first home run and quickly things fell apart and many restaurants and bars cleared out early with the game seemingly in hand for the kansas city royals. giants are coming home to host three games in a row here at at&t and fans feel like they are still in the driver's seat. >> they are still on a great run, as far as good level setting for the next game in san francisco. >> starting tomorrow and throughout the weekend giants fans will be taking over the city hoping to watch their team take home the title once again. they are watching people not overdo it and there were huge celebrations that quickly turned violent. there will be lots of people on hand and that includes undercover officers dressed up in r

brock nulph was unloading cs and bottles in the back of e oklahoma city convenience s. what he can't see-- a masked man is approaching the clerk at the counter. the man pulls out a gun-- and the clerk grabs h taser and jumps over the cor to the freezer where brock unpacking. brock says he's t an ordinary delivery guy-- but his instincts kicked in. ".he looks at me..she said e was being robbed i gotta get this guy.." butt to "i was my hero!!!" brock grabs the man from the arms and body slams him to e ground-- pinning him down until poli arrived. turns out the gun was just a stick.. and the suspect... just 14 years old. brock asked the teen what he was doing out school. his response-- he was suspended. it's almost too ironic to be true -- that's why doctors e shell-shocked by what they d in the tummy of a tortoise. a turtle jewelry pendant. t5 pound african spurred tortoe named "lola" was brought to doctors in miami -- after having stomach problems. an x-ray revealed the turtle-shaped object inside the tortoise.f lola can't pass the pendant, doctors say they'll have to op

. >> the same technique works for loading and unloading the washington machine or drier. >>> health food doesn't come to mind when you think of convenience store. slercht -- 7-eleven wants to change that they are test healthy foods in local stores. the company said health foods are one of the most requested items by customers. >>> decades of apartheid transformed south africa forever, now a play at theater horizon in norristown tells the story of one family's struggle with the era. karen rogers has this week's 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: it's a semi autobiographical depiction how a white family was affected by the strains of apartheid. the play opened off broadway in 2001 and originally performed through the eyes of its main character. >> because it was one actor it has a science of this spoken word, single person on the stage about something very emotional. >> reporter: this new take on the story includes the prospective of the family's black caretaker. >> since we have two actors we can build relationships it becomes more realistic. >> reporter: the doctor said he is drawn to wor

the man unloaded 28 shots. two hit a 57-year-old man, he is in critical condition. one house has 20 bullet hellos another with two more. nobody inside the homes was hurt. >>> this is brand new video of a fire that tore through a home in camden. "action news" learned that the flames forced 11 people from their homes. the fire broke out on the unit block of north 25th street. it started in a vacant build and spread to occupied homes. nobody was hurt. >> a new controversial yearbook policy has taken effect in a nebraska school district. now students can pose with guns. this a senior striking a pose with a rifle. they can include props in the photos as long as the picture is tasteful and appropriate. the region is renown for hunting. >> a jailed woman gets herself in a self inflicted hairy situation. >> bikers put on an unwanted show for california patrol officer. >> reporter: jackets on the kids, as we are buildings the winds a little bit, we have temperatures in the 50s. this afternoon it will be in the 60s. when [prof. burke] it's easy to buy insurance and forget abo

the marines unloaded medical equipment sent to s.f. general. the exercise is a first of its kind for fleet week, which will officially kick off in san francisco on thursday. >>> let's take a live look at at&t park in a couple of hours. today's playoff game starts at 2:07. giants going for a sweep of the nationals. to help fans get to the game, a ferry will offer special services. >> probably some of the hottest tickets in town. let's check it out with christina loren. >> big ball game, good morning to you, scott, laura, everybody at home. boy, do i have a story to tell in the weather department. take a look at your temperatures right now. we're at 80 degrees in livermore, 81 in san martin. and you're at 61 degrees in half moon bay. that cooling we promised you is really starting to settle in here at the immediate coast. elsewhere, though, one more warm day with temperatures toward that century mark. by tomorrow, we'll keep taking those numbers down by an additional 5 to 10 degrees. i want to show you something cool because we don't see this ver

it's time to start unloading. keep going. >> they're all fine.he second one's gotta face in. >> yeah, we're okay. >> just help me out. we gotta move. >> let me get danny to move this car. >> gotta get these off. >> that's a customer's car? >> bring 'em off and i'll have my guys pull. >> i want a domestic here, and i want that brought a little forward. who parked that? >> i'll pull it up. >> pull it up. guys, get me the keys for the wrangler. the second hauler just showed up and we have a lot of cars to unload. >> we gotta move. we're late, we gotta move. >> pete is really working hard to get things done. >> oh, [bleep]. >> he's making up for the late arrival. >> put the shovel down. you're gonna drive a car. one, two, try one more. one at a time we take 'em off. lot of work. marcus, all the cars are cleaned off, all the snow. >> it looks good. i'll take the shovel and i'll go grab that section over there. >> okay. >> hi. welcome. thanks for braving the weather. even though we were expected to get over six inches of snow. welcome to automatch usa.

investigators say he was cleaning his gun that he thought was unloaded when it fire. canseco's fiance' did not know that gun was loaded at all. he love his middle finger. he's a right hasn'ted batter who hit 462 career homeruns and was a six time all star. >> police say a dog in atlanta brought home bones to its owner which they say are human remai remains. the man says he noticed the dog gnawing on a huge bone and it look like the leg bone of a human. short time later the dog brought home two more bones so the own are in called police. certainly search of the area turned up a badly decomposing body in the woods. police are now trying to identify the person and determine how they died. >> death investigation would be to find out who that person is to try to bring closure to the family as well. >> police say there was no id near the body and the remains were so badly decomposed they have few clues. >>> you have may have just rolled your eyes at your mother's couldn't stap reminders to stop slouching and stand up straight. >> you would never do that, though. >>> i would

youtube earlier on tuesday as the city sightseeing tour bus travels through chinatown, the guide unloadse area and its people here in america we don't eat turtles and frogs ok! you have to assimilate into american culture a little bit!! >> if you saw that, it was pretty disgusting to hear san francisco mayor ed lee, says his office has received a flood of angry calls since the video went viral company is going to have to make up for it, there is no way they can just say sorryi do think they have to demonstrate they are going to train their employees better. the company has agreed to additional training and in a statement company ceo christian watts, says: i deeply apologize to the residents of chinatown and san francisco, for the conduct of a former employee. comments made by this former employee on her last day of employment are absolutely not a representation of how much we love and support chinatown, and every other community in san francisco. the mayor says it's all about educating people not just in school and at work, but at home. that this type of intolerance is simply not accepta

the system as it moves in tonight, tomorrow morning will unload rain.out 7:00 a.m. your morning commute is wet. i can for the parade it is dry but maybe a scattered sprinkle. nothing is going to shut down had parade. you will be dry. i would take an umbrella, though. rain develop its, it is a friday morning thing. that is how it looks right now. i think tomorrow will be consistent with that. spotty afternoon showers and that plays into your halloween for the kids. here is the priming moisture. maybe drizzle, maybe sprinkles in oakland, the mountains. midnight tonight. here we go. here comes the system. gets in here. right? it is moving. 7:00 a.m., right? this keeps updating. 7:00 a.m. your morning commute. going off. right? especially on the bridges. right? 8:00 a.m. okay. people just starting to get up -- no, i am just starting to get up. people getting ready to come to the city for the parade. starting to clear out. 9:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. that is the good news. now into the afternoon hours, a few scattered showers remain but this is around trick or trea

slowly the stars started to arrive, unload their suitcases and step onto the buses. right at 10:00, juan gutierrez screeched into the parking lot with his family. then he ran back for his daughter's backpack. other than that, things went without a hitch. even bruce bochy seemed relaxed. >> he seemed fantastic and ambitious and really, really healthy and happy. >> reporter: what is it like seeing the players just 20 feet away from you? >> i'm going to the game on saturday. but this is just such a human touch to it. >> reporter: his game four ticket cost $800. >> and it's worth it because it's on the bucket list of things to do. and you can't replace the excitement of this. >> reporter: it's the third time in five seasons police have stopped traffic for the world series-bound giants. >> 10, 12, 14. it's something you can certainly get used to. >> reporter: peter magowan has seen every inning of the kansas city royals playoff run. he anticipates a great world series. >> and to think of the 10 teams that were in the playoffs, we and the royals ranked ninth and 10th as fa

. >> i was worried about loading and unloading. >> thank you and is that it. >> yes. thank you. >> commissioners there's a motion to approve with conditions it's been seconded commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner moore sxhifkz commissioner president wu smoement amazing 78 to zero that places ion the next item intention to initiate to allow the exemption for the medical equipment it is to initiate at a scheduled public hearing good afternoon the item amend the planning code to allow the mechanical equipment for hospital that are non-compliant with regard to height we're asking you to have november 13th always the date it really begins to require the 20 day notice period after that the hearing will be up for action it is for the st. francis hospital we'll get into the specification but to give you a quick overview the height is for the district height exemptions are in the planning code 26 b and some are capped by the horizontal roof area while the other very specific limitations some are non-compliant instructed prior to the heigh

. >> it was and execution-style shooting on uber, they unloaded over 20 shots on christopher green and a neighbor got caught in the gun fire and suffered a bullet wound to the leg. >> she was walking into the house, a hard working female, working the same job for 30 years and the mother of two children, she was just walking into her house and was struck by gun fire. >> there was silence and then i heard crying and people yelling. >> they say this is a neighborhood on the upswing on the fringe of the temple university cam pusz, relatives say that the bullet went through a bone and she is out of surgery and in stable condition and has a long recovery ahead. she doesn't want her identify reveals because of the nature of the shooting. green has several arrests for narcotics and that is a motive they are investigating. >> it's a vicious cycle of retaliation and violence. it shouldn't be that way. >> and police say the gunmen were last seen jumping into a dark colored four door sedan. i'm live in north philadelphia, chad pradelli, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you chad. >>> breaking news

the group successfully prevented that ship from unloading, forcing it to turn around with much of itsoods still on board. organizers say the demonstration is part of an ongoing effort to protest the ongoing occupation of palestine. >>> community leaders in oakland's chinatown rallied against a san francisco tour guide's racist rants caught on video. >> [ bleep ]. nobody wears jade anymore. your knockoff [ bleep ] and your knockoff [ bleep ] suitcases. >> it happened on the tour guide's last day with city sightseeing tours. she said it was meant as a comedy routine. yesterday activists said it was unacceptable. >> this is not something i wanted to see and we want to stop this kind of promotion of racism and hatred. not only against chinese-americans but any race. >> [ bleep ] and your little -- >> both the tour company and the guide have apologized. >>> developing news this morning out of hawaii. residents living near an active lava flow have been told to be ready to leave. molten lava is moving closer to homes. officials have been going door to door to keep residents inf m informed of

the group successfully prevented that ship from unloading, forcing it to turn around with much of its goods still on board. organizers say the demonstration is part of an ongoing effort to protest the israeli occupation of palestine. >>> community leaders in oakland's chinatown rallied against a san francisco tour guide's racist rants caught on video. >> [ bleep ]. your jade. nobody wears jade anymore. your knockoff [ bleep ] and your knockoff [ bleep ]. >> it happened on the tour guide's last day with city sightseeing tours. in an interview, she said it was meant as a comedy routine. yesterday activists said it was unacceptable. no matter the reason. >> this is not something i want to see, and we want to stop this kind of promotion of racism and hatred. not only against chinese-americans but any race. >> [ bleep ] and your little -- >> both the tour company and the guide have apologized. >>> developing news this morning out of hawaii. residents living near an active lava flow have been told to be ready to leave. molten lava has oozed across a country road and is moving closer to home

a couple months ago, authorities busted 9 gs unloading this: 23 million dollars worth of marijuana san mateo county. tonight: lawyers for the high-end escort accused of injecting a google exec wita deadly dose of heroin.. saye was just doing what she was told. 26-year-old alix tichelman appeared in court today. po say: surveillance video shows her shooting up 51- year-old forrest hayes on h yacht last year, then walki away. her attorney says: it was an accident. alix tichelman did nothing mr. hayes did not want her do. two adults engaged in ml and cooperative drug usage, it went wrong. tichelman faces manslaughted drug charges. a live look at san francisco city hall.. lit up in orange tonight as the giantt ready for their third world series in five years. game one gets going exactly8 hours from now -- in kansas city. ken bastida is behind enemy lines tonight. fans watching the world sers at lefty o'doul s in san francisco won't just see the games. they can also keep an eye oe enemy. the bar set up a live webcam -- connected to 'walsh s corner cocktails' n kansas city. here's the schedu

. >> early this week, beer trucks could pull up to the back entrance and unload. today the protocol is totally different. delivery trucks must come to pier 96 first and are met by board protection and customs, a department of homeland security. >> a truck scans both sides of the truck for any sign of radiation. the massive imaging truck runs alongside like a car wash. >> we have our large-scale equipment looking for radiation and using our equipment to make sure there is nothing in the truck. >> they are given a black card that says they are okay to enter and homeland security officials and san francisco police department are stationed. >> we made sure the truck are in the same condition when they were here at this facility. >> the section chief says the heightened security is necessary given how many fans will fill the stadium this weekend. >> the world series draws a lot of people, a lot of attention and has a higher profile. we want for make sure they are safe. >> this is the same technology that homeland security uses on shipping containers at the ports each d

he was the guy that approached a woman as she unloaded groceries last month. they said johnson complimented her toes, then touched and squeezed them. the woman says he told her he had a toe obsession and then ran away. >>> a montgomery county man is behind bars tonight accused of downloading and sharing videos of child pornography. he faces child pornography and a number of related charges. police say he shared a video online showing a young girl with an adult man. investigators say he admitted to downloading several child porn videos over the last year. >>> tonight more than 3 million vehicles are being added to a warning about potentially deadly air bags. mechanisms used to inflate the bags can tear causing metal fragments to tear out when they open. the warning includes cars made by ten major manufacturers. go to nbc10.com for a complete list of the vehicles impacted. >>> the supermarket giant is removing certain peppers from store shelf because of possible salmonella contamination. they're recalled because a random sample tested for sam mo nil la. they wer

and start unloading more than their luggage. >> he's always been at work.he's going to get a reality check what it's like being with kids and taking care of them by himself. >> i've been more nervous in the last 12 hours than i have before a lot of things in my life. it is nerve wracking. >> reporter: it's the next morning, and with mediation just moments away, we meet up with the couple for breakfast. i can imagine you didn't get much sleep last night. >> no, not at all. >> i actually slept really well. >> reporter: did you? >> i did not want to make up this morning, which is why i'm late. >> reporter: it quickly becomes apparent that the pain is still very real for jonathan. i have a feeling this isn't really your decision. you would stale married. >> correct. >> reporter: that's probably the most difficult aspect. you wouldn't be here -- >> no, no. but at the end of the day, it's a decision that had to be made and we're moving forward. it's all we can do. >> reporter: you're respecting her wishes to move on. >> yes, you can put it that way, yeah. excuse

it's not major league baseball where we're unloading contracts, four guys are going here and all of aen we're tradingç min leaguers and all that. we're not actively looking for anything. >> nick foles set an eagles record with 36 completions, matched the franchise record with 62 attempts. that's a lot. compare that to 21 carries for lesean mccoy. could the eagles have taken pressure off nick by running the ball more? >> i didn't think it was ranked high on defense from the way they played at all. i thought it was all successful because of what we did get. then at the end we ran so easy on them. >> does it make you think, we should have done it more? >> that's not really my call. >> on to the sixers, travis outlaw and a second round pick in 2019. yes, sam hinkey looking ahead. >>> flyers have won 3 of 4. ray emery has been in net. he stopped 35 of 37 shots saturday night in the win over the red wings. on the flip side, steve mason is 0-3-1. ray emery is the hot goalie. he could start again tomorrow night against the kings. >> yes, i'm going to sleep on it and see what happens. >> some

. >>> investors reacted by unloading. shares dropped more than 7%. the company is a dow heavy weight. the dow only managed to rise by contrast the nasdaq technology index to apple jumped one and a third percent. let's get an update on how tokyo stocks are starting the day. >> investors here will be watching closely the corporate earnings results in the last. we'll see how that affects -- it's time for the opening levels and the topix. the broader topix trading higher. if anything here in tokyo yesterday provided a big boost to global investors. the nikkei has its biggest one-day gain this year, almost wiping out the 5% losses to the whole of last week in one session. that came reports of japan pension investment funds, the biggest in the world may soon increase holdings of domestic stocks. having said that, some of the earnings reports we've been covering as you just pointed out may also influence investors here. of course, ibm's earnings disappointed a little bit. however, both texas instruments as well as apple provided a bit of a boost beating som

. >> slowly the starts started to arrive, unload suitcases and step into the buses. right at 10:00, juan gutierrez screeched into the parking lot with his family and then had to run back for his daughter's forgotten back pac. other than that things went out without a hitch. even manager bruce bochy seemed relaxes. >> looked fantastic and ambitious and really healthy and happy. >> what is it like seeing the players to feet from you. >> i'm going to the game on saturday but this just gives such a human touch to it. >> his game four ticket cost $800. >> it's worth it because it's on the bucket list of things to do, and you can't replace the excitement of this. >> the third time in five seasons police have stopped traffic for the world series-bound giants. >> something you certainly get used to. >> former giants president has seen every inning of the kansas city royals playoff run. he anticipates a great world series. >> and to think of the ten teams that were in the playoffs, we and the royals rank inside ninth and tenth as far as las vegas was concerned, and yet we end

but this morning just within the hours, crews were unloading the giants' equipment in these duffle bag. the team has yet to return home. last night the giant stanley members and friends left kansas city and headed back here to the bay area. the giants themselves are not expected to land at sf 0 until this afternoon. everyone is ready to take on game three here at at&t where the city logo is at friday through sunday, 5:00 p.m. our time. s a for tickets, there's still 3,400 at last chuck on. >> i -- >> bring your sandwich with you. >> we do have more on the latest/giants run. to see it, click on giants.com and feel free to male them to you. >> j we you'll havely known where and when might we expect some sprinkles. >> you could see shower activity today. elsewhere a good mix of sun and clouds. at of clou. >> and they ever sflrchls sfrfrm clau claudy now nouchl if i ask you tore a whole lot of sunshine. shoo hasbe spn this thing moves through in the morning hours. hang on, we're not done just yet. >> another shot of hours is just going to throw a oo sflrnls look, friday we could get a real

for some, leaving behind a stone symbolizes unloading a personal burden.irst person to make this journey was st. james himself. after the death and resurrection of christ, the apostles traveled far and wide to spread the christian message. supposedly, st. james went on a missionary trip from the holy land all the way to this remote corner of northwest spain. according to legend, in the year 813, st. james' remains were discovered in the town that would soon bear his name. people began walking there to pay homage to his relics. after a 12th-century pope decreed that the pilgrimage could earn forgiveness for your sins, the popularity of the camino de santiago soared. the camino also served a political purpose. it's no coincidence that the discovery of st. james' remains happened when muslim moors controlled most of spain. the whole phenomenon of the camino helped fuel the european passion to retake spain and push the moors back into africa. but by about 1500, with the dawn of the renaissance and the reformation, interest in the camino died almost completely.