. >> this is not gone unnoticed to the city of san francisco article 25 of the code specifically drafted to deal with antennas in the right-of-way they have been lawsuits this is the third one under art 25 it is the touch i toughest right-of-way ordinances in the state of california so we are abiding by and taking a year to come up with eloquent facilities with minimal impact your concern is not unnoticed by the city and gone before the board of supervisors and the committees and the city attorney's office to make this regulation that was amended one of the toughest in the state the city is protected. >> i'm reminded that dpw is the respondent we should hear from. them and if there are questions or things to add specific give this further thought part of the rules under article 25 keep in mind that and this was actually part of the proceedings article before amended the conditions that the city imposed my may not say a company use part of the - >> could you speak up on that. >> yes. this is relates to the conditions that the city may impose on the permit therefore you can impose and it s

their contribution to fighting al shabaab hasn't gone unnoticed.barack obama thanked ethiopia for its leadership and cooperation last year. >>: "our counter-terrorism cooperation and the partnerships that we have formed with countries like ethiopia are going to be critical to our overall efforts to defeat >> reporter: those efforts have ramped up just this month with a new ground offensive by african forces, and us airstrikes against shabaab targets in somalia. >>: "obama travelling to ethiopia i think is an indication of continued us engagement, possibly some increase, and also signaling us awareness that more needs to be done. that the last few years of combined regional efforts to contain as haven't done enough and that its time to step up both the campaign against al shabaab." >> reporter: the ethiopians believe they can teach the americans a thing or >>: "the us has to do some learning as to how reality is on the ground. their understanding would be better informed whatever decisions they make." >> reporter: reda adds that the two countries ha

work at all and we have seen over the past especially in the last year all the hanns crimes gon unnoticed had there not been a citizen with a video tape. we need to protect the citizens triget be able tee be able to quantify evident and [inaudible] i know that we can't whipe out all racist acts happening within our government within the police forces but it is our our and your civic duty to do possible to insure that it isn't happening or least likely of happening so i ask you to support senate bill 411. thank you >> thank you very much. next speaker please >> i would thrike use the overhead. so this is a picture of a nazi rally in the rotund raw here in san francisco in 1935. already that same year actually 2 years prior to that in march 22, 1933, [inaudible] had been opened. the nazi rally attended by the mayor is shock and taken by a jewish man who immigrated to san francisco because of elthnic clensing going on in nazi germany. this next picture shows in 1965 right outside in front of city hall san francisco flew the confederate flag which called the confederate flag. in isn't the con

singer harry styles would have preferred that this mishap went unnoticed and he took an epic tumble onstagein san diego last night. he sent fans into a twitter frenzy. the #has been tweeted more than half a million times. the singer himself was not hurt except for a little bruising to his ego. just a reminder of our top story lawmakers in greece are debating new reform proposals for the country's creditors. the latest offer includes compromising on what had been red lines for the government, raising taxes and cutting pensions. egyptian actor omar sharif has died, known for his performances in the films dr. zhivago and lawrence of arabia. you're watching dw news live from berlin. i will be back at the top of the next hour for more news. see you then. inisters are expected to make what is being described a major decision on saturday. either they make recommendation fog a new bailout program for greece or whether to walk away and leave greece to exit the single currency. a summit is said to be held to discuss the next steps information a final bid to stave off financial collapse, finance minis

that's not something that is really going unnoticed. >> we also know that abdulazeez was an athlete. in addition to high school wrestling, he competed on the local mixed martial arts circuit. he earned an engineering degree from the university of tennessee chattanooga. we know the gunman's family was religious. all of the women in the family wore traditional garb and his mixed martial arts coach said abdulazeez moved back to the middle east for a time. >> i know he moved out of the country about a year or two ago. he went back home and stayed overseas. i asked his dad where's abdulazeez? he said he moved back home. now i'm not one to speculate, but what happens overseas in a certain different environment, i don't know. >> where was he overseas? >> you have to ask his family. >> you said he went overseas for two years. >> after he graduated. >> went back where? >> jordan yemen. i'm not sure. >> and investigators are looking into a blog that seemed to belong to abdulazeez. here is what it says. this blog consists of two religious fables. one alludes to being rewarded in the afterlife f

their contribution to fighting al shabab hasn't gone unnoticed. u.s. president obama thanked ethiopia for their cooperation last year. >> our counter terrorism operations we've performed with ethiopia will be critical to our overall efforts to defeat terrorism. >> reporter: it has been ramped up with u.s. airstrikes. >> obama traveling to ethiopia i think, is an indication of continued u.s. engagement possibly some increase. and also signaling awareness that more needs to be done. that the last few years of combined regional and international efforts to contain al shabab haven't done enough, and it is time to step up both campaign against al shabab and on the front lines. >> the united states has to do some learning as to how on the ground and understanding on the ground would better inform whatever decisions they make. >> reporter: he adds that the two countries have a long way in addressing what he calls their differences in approach. when pressed on that it's said that the african union's war against al shabab in somalia is the cheapest most effecti

were appreciated, that we were thinking of them, and that their service and sacrifice did not go unnoticed. during the thanksgiving holiday in 2009, i was visiting bagram air force base in afghanistan, and general mike scaparrotti who was the director of operations for united states central command providing oversight to all military operations throughout the centcom area of responsibility, including iraq and afghanistan. he came to me and informed me there would be an angel flight early the following morning for a fallen special forces soldier who had been killed in action. the general invited me to the ramp ceremony where the u.s. military would love the casket of our fallen american hero on a plane to repatriate his remains back to america. what my eyes saw and what my heart felt that day has always stayed with me. i watched hundreds of american servicemen and women from all branches, most of them including myself, never knew this soldier personally. but they gathered in formation in his honor to pay respects and offer a farewell salute to a brave fellow american soldier. the mood was s

most of the dish that call these waters home go relatively unnoticed. one spice species is impossible to miss. leopard sharks. hundredses of them. >> if you are the director of the shark lab and you are trying to revolutionize the way sharks had studded studied it's not a bad way to set up shop. chris lowe is the director of callcal state long beach's shark lab. getting to know him and his work is getting your feet wet. obviously here a day at the office is a differ different attire and a different look at the world. >> it takes a few moments under the water to understand chris' passion for the other ocean and the sharks he study:when : >> when i caught my first shark there was something about it. it looked so different from all of the other fish i caught and it looked so streamline and sleek. it didn't match all of the fish i caught. >> what about it from the sharks threat that interested you in a sciencivic perspective. >> they are at the top of the food chain. they are the canary of the coal mine and they tell us how healthy the oceans are. the wheel

unclear who posted the sign and how long it went unnoticed. >>> do check this out. police in macon georgia releasing a video showing 50 teens ransacking a walmart. one 17-year-old suspect was arrested when he returned to the store to get his cell phone. whoops. police are still searching for the others who have said to have done about $2,000 in damage. they're going to be charged with criminal damage to property and inciting a rite. >>> another shark attack to report. this one down under on the waves off of lighthouse beach in new south wales. and here in the u.s. the summer of the character continues with beaches planning to open this holiday weekend despite a rash of attacks. >> reporter: the rescue was frantic. >> first responders respond to lifeguard beach. we have a subject that has an injury from possible shark. >> reporter: 67-year-old andrew costello now in good condition after a shark bit him on his leg hip and both hand. >> you could see about a baseball sized gash taken out of his knee. >> reporter: it was north carolina's 7th shark attack in three weeks.

for neighbors, it seems an unlikely spot to go unnoticed. >> when we see cars out here we know who's there. everybody in this neighborhood knows everybody else. >> when we stopped by cross's home, we saw a child's car seat this the back seat of that hyundai. off camera her husband declined to comment. the victim confirmed two other encounters in cross's car starting in february and even quote, passionate kissing on campus in cross's classroom. >> you'd like to see her gone? >> yes. >> elizabeth berry, a grand parent says cross's current suspension is not must have especially at this school which prides itself on academic strengths. >> once upon a time it seemed it was always remote. it's happening more and more close to home all the time. >> reporter: the school is cooperating fully with police and takes the well being of students extremely seriously. cross is free now on $150,000 unsecured bail. reporting, george spencer, nbc 10 news. >>> you want to watch out if you're driving in south philadelphia. schneider avenue between 7th and 8th is closed because of this sinkhole that opened

. >> reporter: how could he have just slipped away unnoticed is baffling?chapo according to officials was last seen in the shower area of the cell around #:50 p.m. under the shower a dugout hole just 20 inches by 20 inches wide. authorities finding a ladder they believe he used to drop himself 30 feet below ground. winding his way through an elaborate mile long tunnel. the passage as tall as el chapo himself. 5'6", well-lit and fully ventilated with pvc piping the passage outfitted with a motorcycle that rode on a track. >> this is a man known for building tunnels having a team of engineers and miners some of the best in mexico just to build the tunnels. >> reporter: the sophisticated tunnel led to a nearby construction site. this is where you could really see the audacity of this plan. that's the prison right there. right over here in the prison's own backyard that's the house where el chapo emerged from then disappeared. this is the hole they believe he escaped from. there are hundreds of these sophisticated tunnels built along the u.s./mexico border. >>

this has not gone unnoticed by japan's largest petmaker. it has focused on making products for felines. these are for cats over 20 years old. the pellets are 30% smaller than normal. the older the cats get, the weaker their jaws become. similar products have been sold to the u.s. since last year. there are plans to sell them in china as well. >> translator: as cats live longer, more cat food is consumed and the food becomes more expensive. so i believe the business opportunities are growing. >> reporter: the growing market is not just for food. how about a place where your pet cat is cared for like a member of the family? this hotel for cats opened in tokyo this month. pet owners seem undeterred by the price tag of $40 a night. popularity is growing by word of mouth. there are no cages here. each cat has a room of its own equipped with a bed, a toilet and a special carpet that's easy on their claws. a camera connected to the internet allows owners to peek at what their pets are up to any time they want. >> translator: we aimed to make a pla

makes that happen and means a ton to us but the broader san francisco community so the work is not unnoticed and thank you for your work and for every department here so with that we have a motion by supervisor tang and take that without objection. madam clerk do we have any other business in front of us? >> there is no further business. >> okay. we are adjourned. [gavel] watching. >> ever wonder about programs the city is working on to make san francisco the best place to live and work we bring shine won our city department and the people making them happy what happened next sf oh san francisco known for it's looks at and history and beauty this place arts has it all but it's city government is pretty unique in fact, san francisco city departments are filled with truly initiative programming that turns this way our goal is to create programs that are easily digestable and easy to follow so that our resident can participate in healing the planet with the new take dial initiative they're getting close to zero waste we 2020 and today san francisco is diverting land filled and while those numbe

singer harry styles would have preferred that this mishap went unnoticed.he took an epic tumble onstage in san diego last night. he sent fans into a twitter frenzy. the #ohnoharry been tweeted more than half a million times. the singer himself was not hurt except for a little bruising to his ego. just a reminder of our top story, lawmakers in greece are debating new reform proposals for the country's creditors. the latest offer includes compromising on what had been red lines for the government raising taxes and cutting pensions. egyptian actor omar sharif has died from a heart attack at the age of 83. sharif was best known for his performances in the films dr. zhivago and lawrence of arabia. you're watching dw news live from berlin. i will be back at the top of the next hour for more news. i hope you can join us. see you then. >> this program is brought to you in part by c-i-e tours international; for over 80 years featuring all inclusive tours and go as you please value vacations throughout ireland and britain, cietours.com. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> patricia: hello and

. >> i support kate's law because it would be a legacy in her name and her death would not go unnoticed. we keep up with politics because we are citizens of the united states and we feel the federal state and city's, their laws here to protect us but we feel that this particular set of circumstances and the people involved, the different agencies let us down and we just -- we are tired of the finger pointing and want to see action and if kate's law saves one person it is all for good. >> reporter: much debate ahead over the law. they do want to be involved. so there is a sense of kate within the law. >> sad, sad story. thank you. >>> it is believed the father of a missing baby was shot and killed today during a carjacking and police chase. matthew ryan graham was killed by sheriff's deputies at 7:45 a.m. this morning. his daughter disappeared july 2 from her home and now police fear she is dead. on friday night someone found a pacifier similar to the baby's on the side of a freeway 10 miles from the family home. matthew ryan graham disappeared the next day. authorities say he stole a gu

. >> he initially went unnoticed. >>> plus, what did bill cosby's wife k anowbout his multiple affairsr interview with the woman mentioned in the damning newly released deposition. >> i was in her house. i was in her dressing room. >> also, mariah

police say morris and several others were living in the building unnoticed. morris in particular accused of scrapping metal shelves. >> there's only one person that we're looking looking at for anything and he's in custody. >> he was inside when the fire started. allegedly this scrap per said to him, hey, the building is on fire. he said ah, don't worry about it and he walk away. >> morris is not being accused of setting the fire but police are charging him with criminal trespassing and theft. >>> philadelphia mural featuring comedian kill bill cosby is about to come down. that word today from the city's mural arts program. the art featuring the philadelphia native was part of a 2008 father's day celebration. already slated to come down but spokesperson for the mural arts program says recent headlines will cause them to take down the mural sooner than later much we don't know yet when that will happen. >>> south carolina lawmakers voteed to remove the confederate flag on the state house grounds. jonathan serrie has more from columbia. >> reporter: this flag f

and the recent plunge hasn't gone unnoticed by u.s. treasury secretary jack lu. >> the concerns that is a real one, what does it mean about long term growth in china. i think that that, i would break it into two pieces. how do china's policy makers respond to this and what does it mean by the core condition of the economy? i think the first is quite critical. >> in beijing a bubble bursting. >> reporter: we saw plenty of votes in the stock market. we went down to a brokerage amidst all this and the mood was fearful, panicked, emotions were running high. the focus was mainly on this mass trading halt that we had here and what the chinese media had described as the biggest ever in the country's stock market history. now, more than 50% of the listed companies in china have had their shares suspended. ostensibly to stop the volatility and to protect the companies from falling prices but hit the opposite effect and it is really hurting sentiment. many are selling whatever they can. the anger was directed mainly at the government. a lot of i

at this point it's unclear who posted the sign and when and how long it went unnoticed. >>> check this out. police in macon, georgia released this video showing 50 teens ransacking a wal-mart early sunday morning. you can see them knocking merchandise off the shelves and running out. one 17-year-old suspect was arrested when he returned to the store to get his cell phone which he dropped during the incident. police are searching for the others who are said to have done $2,000 in damage. they'll be charged with criminal damage to property and inciting a riot. >>> sad to say but another shark attack this morning. this one down under on the waves off of lighthouse beach in new south wales. a 32-year-old body border had both legs atacked by a shark. in the u.s. the summer of the shark continues with beaches planning to open this holiday weekend despite rash of attacks. gabe gutierrez reports. >> the rescue was frantic. 67-year-old andrew costello in good condition after a shark bit him on his leg, hip, both hands. >> you could see decent size baseball size gash taken out of his knee. >> it

gone from an also-ran to second place in iowa, new hampshire, and nationwide which has not gone unnoticed by democrats. >> there seems to be some of the hateful rhetoric he's spewing actually has an audience. republicans told the country they had learned from the last camcampaign that we need a more inclusive society, we need to be welcome will. this send the opposite message. >> reporter: and g.o.p. candidates know it. it was former texas governor rick perry today. >> i don't think donald trump's remarks reflect the republican party. >> reporter: new jersey governor chris christie took trump on, too. >> there have been certain elements of our matter have been unfriendlily to elements of our population, including the latino community, and we need to change that. >> reporter: trump's republican opponents were initially reluctant to weigh in, worried he would turn that sharp tongue on them. clearly, scott they decide staying silent carries the own risks. >> pelley: nancy, thank you very much. and today hillary clinton got a new challenger for the democratic nomination, former virginia senat

all unnoticed by a neighborhood that has come to know and love the general for several years. halloween may never be the same. >> no questions asked. we all just want general joey back in one piece. we would really want to see general joey home. >> reporter: if you know anything about the heist call el cerrito police. if you did the heist, call me. i want to know how you did it. in el cerrito, mike sugerman, kpix 5. >>> twitter has some explaining to do. some people didn't find their recent frat themed party too amusing. the group global tech women tweeted out this picture. the party included a beer pong table, keg and sign that reads, twitter frat house. twitter later sent out an apology saying the social event was organized in poor taste at best and is not reflective of the culture being built at twitter. the company says they have had discussions with the organizing team and they recognize that the theme was ill-chosen. >>> donald trump says he was just having fun when he gave out senator lindsey graham's phone number at a campaign rally. >> i'm trying to be nice. i want to

it goes unnoticed and it might happen again. >> reporter: eric rasmussen, ktvu fox 2news. >> 4:37 now. >>> oakland police are looking for witnesses to a double shooting. it was reported about 7:45 last night near plymouth and 89th avenue. police found two men who had been shot. one of them died at the scene. the other was taken to the hospital. police haven't released any information on who is responsible. >>> police down in san jose also investigating a shooting. this one happened at about 4:30 yesterday afternoon at avalon avenue and lube drive in the silver creek neighborhood. officers found a man with a gunshot wound. police haven't released information on how badly he was hurt. our crew at the scene saw one man being detained, but police haven't released any information on that shooting either. it's the third shooting in san jose over the past week. >>> petaluma police are looking for a dangerous man suspected of car jacking an elderly man's car. the 85-year-old victim left the engine running while he was loading groceries into his trunk. he says that's when the suspect jumped in

makes that happen and means a ton to us but the broader san francisco community so the work is not unnoticed and thank you for your work and for every department here so with that we have a motion by supervisor tang and take that without objection. madam clerk do we have any other business in front of us? >> there is no further business. >> okay. we are adjourned. [gavel] (laughter). >> thank you, scott so equilibrium everyone to the presidio it is traditional summer day in san francisco the sun it shining not a cloud in the sky and traffic is undergoing easy. i want to equilibrium everyone here it is an amazing today to be here here in the presidio in building 211 if so the center of press over the last few years here the doyle drive presidio parkway project that is such an amazing project that is decades and decades in the making. there is a service safety reasons. it happening so much visualizing over the past decades in san francisco and to think that now we have the presidio parkway in place it is the gateway to san francisco and will be for generations to come an amazing piece of art a

makes that happen and means a ton to us but the broader san francisco community so the work is not unnoticed and thank you for your work and for every department here so with that we have a motion by supervisor tang and take that without objection. madam clerk do we have any other business in front of us? >> there is no further business. >> okay. we are adjourned. [gavel] >>> my name is randy shaw. i would like to welcome you all to the tenderloin museum. [ cheers and applause ] >> and you know it's not a dream, it really exist. i brought joaquin torres and amy cohen a few weeks ago. i wanted his honest assessment. i said what do you think? he said, you know, i can't believe it's actually going to happen. that is a common thing. and i want to say right at the outset two people who are not with us today who i just want to acknowledge because without their infused spirit and legacy we wouldn't be here. one is lloyd cooper. many of you know that lee roy was a long mentor of mine and from fall of 1979. we met with lee roy in his office and he was selling us this idea that tenderloin could be imp

were arranged by state and i pulled out one from michigan i started to flip through the first thing unnoticed i was surprised at how positive the response was trisected letter after letter you scared me half to death but we stand with you we don't want you to be censored we love to the broadcast over and over i had to go through a lot of letters before someone who wrote that they were upset in the media the that clued me into the sense there was more to this story that had yet to be told the more i read i discovered everything we think we know about orson welles comes from the same basic sources there hasn't been original research done because there was no documents that could be used and here i had 1400 personal stories incredibly detailed to allow major reconstruction of people would react to the broadcast in 1938 with the addition of another hundred letters from the ftc i could reconstruct the hysteria that the broadcast did cause to put that into context. but also the of the issues raised because has started to dive deeper into the letters, they would raise all these concerns and fear of

the district attorney's office is now investigating how this went unnoticed after three weeks on the run matt was killed by police. sweat is in a new york hospital recovering from a gunshot. >>> new jersey golf nor chris kris -- governor chris christie launched his campaign. >> we have a president in the oval office that ignores the congress and a congress that ignores the president. we need a government that remembers you went there to work for us not the other way around. [ applause ] >> christie is the 14th republican candidate to enter the race. after announcing his white house run yesterday, christie headed for new hampshire where he is holding a series of town hall meetings this week. >>> donald trump is suing univision for dropping his two beauty pageants miss usa and miss universe. he declared some mexican immigrants bring drugs and crime to the usa and they are rapist. the lawsuit claims breach of contract, defamation, and first amendment violation. in a statement they called trump's lawsuit factually false and legally ridiculous. >>> kim kardashian caused quite a stir in th

i do support it because it will be a legacy in her name and her death will not go unnoticed.el the federal state and city's bar here to protect us but this particular set of circumstances with the different agencies let us down. charles: that was her father speaking to bill o'reilly it has created a groundswell of support for these same three cities -- sanctuary cities the seventh time felons deported five times and a shocking as those are there are more than 200 sanctuary cities in america i bet most people don't even know that their city is of the of this. there is a gigantic communitarian told that comes with rolled into the red carpet to come into this country. our guest is still with us. obviously with her dad made know about the humanitarian issues but we have talked about this over a decade you will help the red carpet for a felon is mind-boggling. >> this is not fair to the community for those that create a huge underground economy and all these families have their kids in school to take advantage of the taxpayers are providing. >> has of billions of dollars with the

. >> in unguarded areas, those dangers could go unnoticed until it's too late.g, nbc10 news. >>> nbc10 news at 5:00 is next. >> next on nbc10 news at 5:00 a tornado confirmed, the national weather service says it touched down in chester county. they're looking to see if more tornados hit our area. a live update as they survey the damage. >> a much quieter day today compared to that which we saw yesterday. we are tracking more rain in the forecast, and i'll show you the fourth of july forecast too. >>> why the spca went into a philadelphia home and why the police may get involved too. that's next on nbc10 news at 5:00. >>> right now at 5:00 round two for the second week in a row, neighbors are cleaning up the damage left behind by severe storms. many people are wondering if a tornado touched down in our area thanks to videos like this one. >> the national weather service confirmed it was a tornado. officials say the tornado touched down in honey brook chester county, with westerneds of 95 miles an hour. the national weather service confirmed the category ef-1 twi

one of the project organizers say they wanted to show the pain didn't go unnoticed by the muslim communitythe group used a muslim crowd funding site to raise money. they reached their goal in less than three days. >> more fallout over done ald controversial comments. a chef is pulling out after several companies clueing ingcluding nbc al universal has pulled out. >>> in the meantime jeb bush reported yesterday he has raise the horn $114 million through the end of june you including $98 million already in the bank. now he just has to figure out how to spend it. >> new at 11:00, many of you us have heard omar sharif has died. he was egypt's biggest box office star when he was cast as lawrence of arabia in 1962. the film brought in a supporting actor oscar and international stardom. he was 83. >>> turns out a massive hack of government executers much more extensive than the obama administration originally thought. more than 20 million measures have had their personal information exposed. tracie potts is in washington with thehe disturbing details. all right >> reporter: everybody the fbi dire

>> well i support kate's law because it would be a legacy in her name and her death would not go unnoticed. we feel the federal, state, and city's laws are here to protect us, but we feel that this particular set of circumstances and the people involved at the different agencies let us down. >> okay. so geraldo? >> this is a father a grieving parent. it's horrible but this is what it's all about. >> i'm not sure what you're specifically referring to. if you're saying that the murder by this scum dog with a record as long as my arm which should have been in prison or in mexico was directly resulting because of obama's immigration policy i disagree with you respectfully. bill o'reilly is not here. we have had our head to heads on this issue as well. >> if bill were here i would say to him that mandatory minimum sentences -- that's essentially what kate's law is. francisco rodriguez did it was almost five years. i know how unpopular my position is with almost everybody watching. still, i feel strongly about how i feel. i believe that mandatory minimums in the case of immigration -- let's say

the attack went largely unnoticed until this gruesome terror video came on line.hey killed dozens of ethee beyond the scope -- ethiopian troops. they are considered the most well trained. u.s. president barack obama thanks ethiopia for their cooperation last year. >> our counterterrorism partnerships like we have formed with countries like etheep beyond the scope i can't -- ethiopia are critical. >> obama traveling through ethiopia i think is an indication of continued u.s. engagement possibly some increase and also signaling u.s. -- a u.s. awareness that more needs to be done. that the last few years of combined region annual al efforts to contain al shabaab haven't been enough. both the campaign against al that bob and the countries facing the front line. >>> it is added that the two countries have a long way in addressing their differences in approach. when pressed on that -- >> less leave it at that. >> it's said that the african union war against somalia is the cheapest effective fight in the world. they need more support in terms of financing, training and e

pass unnoticed. shower or sprinkles. in the morning the moisture will move along the front. moisture down south. we have showers in the morning and maybe an afternoon thunderstorms. highs 85 with the areas of sunshine there. as we head through the holiday weekend, looks like partly cloudy. saturday and sunday, mid-to-upper 80's. 30% chance of the afternoon storm saturday. only 20% chance of sunday. fireworks time should be dry. that is what we are hoping. later this hour steve rudin will have an extended forecast. i'll be back with a local forecast. leon: we're following a developing story tonight. police are investigating the death of a virginia man who body was found in stolen vehicle in west virginia. michael johnson jr. police found him dead in the vehicle on yesterday afternoon in berkeley county west virginia. and he faced a list of charges in frederick county including strangulation. kellye: "7 on your side" fighting back tonight. gunshot rang out on d.c. playground where the final straw for neighbors in the northeast neighborhood. police responded and they stepped up

if it goes unnoticed it might happen again. >> reporter: eric rasmussen, ktvu news. >>> a massive fire destroyed a commercial building in south los angeles last night. firefighters battled the flame from the two alarm blaze. the structure was a complete loss. authorities say a firefighter was injured while trying to contain that fire. there's no word on his condition tonight. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> one of the biggest fireworks show in the sacramento area abruptly ended last night. when a mortar round accidentally exploded. sent sparks flying starting a small grass fire. the blaze was extinguished but firefighters deemed the situation there too dangerous for the show to continue. >> we were expecting it to be the largest fireworks show in the central region and in the valley. we do apologize and we were disappointed but again public safety is our first concern. >> the explosives were too dangerous to be shipped back to the manufacturer in iowa, authorities detonated the remainder of the fireworks. >>> nine people suffered minor burns when a set of fireworks ma

is it possible for that to go unnoticed?just from what we're hearing already, it seems as if there's been very little supervision. there's a policy and procedure break down monumental all around. >> we're learning they apparently tried a dry one the night before. disturbing details coming to light today. thank you so much for coming onto talk with us. >>> still to come more than five decades of cold war tensions will finally come to an end as the u.s. and cuba prepare to reopen the embassy. up next, what the deal means for diplomat ties between the two countries. you wouldn't take medicine without checking the side effects. hey honey. huh. the good news is my hypertension is gone. so why would you invest without checking brokercheck? check your broker with brokercheck. zbroo . >>> for the first time in more than five decades the u.s. and cuba are set to announce the reopening of the embassies in the chalapital cities of washington and havana. the announcement will mark one of the final steps in the full restoration of diplom