it's unreal. even if he was out here drinking a coffee, it would not matter. why are we hurting each other? we are all minorities, most of us. why is that okay? >> ramirez and his family are from guatemala and have been living in the country about a year. last night's vigil also doubled as a fundraiser for the family. oakland police say ramirez is the youngest homicide. them. no suspect information has been released. >>> prisoners at four bay area jails are staging a hunger strike and are getting support. [ chanting ] >> these demonstrators marched to support the prisoners. the marchers included family members and friends of the inmates who say the prisoners are facing inhumane conditions in jail along with often cruel solitary confinement. they say it's time for a change. >> on this day in history, they will look back us on this moment and in this time. they will judge us on what we do and what we don't do. >> inmates and santa clara staged a similar hunger strike a year ago. >>> these past 10 days have been very traumatic for thousands of people in napa and

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. >> to get on the plane and for this to occur, you know, it's unreal how close, you know, you are to death's door. >> reporter: and one passenger we spoke to who didn't want go oh on camera says he remembers vividly the crowd on the excitement some of these concertgoers had on their faces and of course this all happened just before this tragedy struck that no one saw coming. reporting live at philadelphia international airport, jeanette reyes channel6 "action news." rick. >> jeanette, thank you. >>> all morning long we've been seeing and hearing the tragedy play out firsthand from people who were at the concert in las vegas. "action news" anchor alicia vitarelli joins us at the big board with more on how the story played out on social media. >> reporter: and realtime as well. this video right here from sean kilgore shows panicked fans running away from the rapid fire gunshots many screaming and crying. devon gray had his phone rolling as people cow erred round after round near them exploding. >> ♪ [gunfire] >> reporter: gray rounded up two victims and rushed them to the hospital in h

believe he would say the mayor of san juan has been told by the democrats to be nasty to him it's unreal it's as if we're living in some sort of dream he should be stepping up to what a commander in chief should be doing at this very moment and talking about the reality of the situation and giving facts and figures and really mobilizing the american people to help the americans this president as commander in chief of everything that's related to the federal government he has the ability to touch and to really pop in times like this this is as republicans like me have long believed why our federal government exists the federal government exists to mobilize and act fast and be efficient in times of crisis so i think this administration should really choke up and live up to that that they have failed here it's been more than a week and they look fresh water is scarce cell phone towers are knocked out and if farms are death a man it and it is up real to think that anybody could fix this overnight i think this is ministration need to take responsibility and show real leadership making this a

. >> this is unreal. >> it's devastating. all i can say is devastating. i have my life. my wife and my family and my kids. >> my neighbors house broke down but it saved mine. i'm pretty thankful. i don't know. i'm starting to let it sink in right now. it's not good. >> we bought all the cases of water they had. we are very low on supplies right now. >> this is a horrific fire. >> i would want someone to do it for me. we have the ability and the resources to do it. we all have to pitch in and do what we can, if we can. i have friends who have lost their homes and everything. this is very devastating. >> i am lucky. my house is fine. my family is fine. my city is not. it's going to take a long time for us to recover what happened today. >> that says it all. >>> there is a desperate plea for both volunteers and supplies. rescue organizations are looking for all the help they can get. the evacuation centers are filling with people forced to leave their homes. >>> several people are alive this morning thanks to the heroic efforts by the chp. next we will share some of the dra

. >> unreal. >> luckily it's a lot quieter here at home. a cold front swept through it's a kould night tonight and temperatures slowly on their way back up but you'll see one constant every day in the 7-day forecast. let's start with a look at what's happening right now. it's a cool, clear night. no problems outside. skies are clear, it's a beautiful evening out there but you definitely need the jacket. if you step outside without one you think oh, boy better run back in and grab the sweatshirt. it is getting chilly outside and that happens a lot on clear nights with a light wind and very, very low humidity like we're feeling tonight. storm scan 3 shows the front that brought the change ss out to sea see where the clouds and showers are. high pressure overhead that means clear skies across the north eastern part of the country. everything is very quiet tonight and it will stay quiet for next couple of days. this high pressure system is in place it's going to dominate our weather pattern for days upon days. tonight will be the coldest night

is different, they're more mature, much better team and yes, it looks that way after this start, unreal against the cardinals, they're four and one for the first time since 2014. who says baseball season is over in philly? mike trout is here, and the eagles are hitting homerun balls against the cardinals, flying against arizona. a record three touchdown passes in the first quarter, that 59 yards to tore re-smith, hit it out of the park. another homer bombs, the best quarterback in they're down to nelson agholor, check out the movement as he regained confidence or what? agholor, a career high three touchdowns this year, that for 72. eagles win 34-7. wentz throws for a career high four touchdowns, they're four and one. >> i was so proud the way they worked. team effort, all three phases. i told them that, you know, i felt like this year, that by far, in our five games that that was the most dominating performance >> to come out swinging like we did, i'm going to put 21 up right away and kind of stay on it. do we have mistakes? for sure, we had our share of mistakes too but i think collect

it's unreal. you're looking at a shot of what they're dealing with. this is coming in from -- to the newsroom, rather. you can see the intensity of the flames. strong winds are fueling this fire and making it extremely difficult for firefighters to get a handle 23 people have died on 3500 homes and businesses have been destroyed. nearly 200 people have been reported missing. but authorities believe many are safe. but haven't been able to contact their loved ones because the cell towers are destroyed. we'll keep an eye on this and have more coming up. back to you. >> meagan, thank you. >>> the chief of cal fire called this a serious, critical, catastrophic event and you can see he is not exaggerating. look at those images there. we just have new video into the newsroom. this used it be a neighborhood in santa rosa, but after the fire burned through the area, about the only thing left standing are the trees. you see the piles of debris, each one represents a family who no longer has a home. most say they had a few minutes to get things together and run

unreal. >>> we also got t what's going on in puerto rico. the president is heading there tomorrow. the u.s. territory governor is reporting progress in getting fuel and supplies. and of course, the president will be there tomorrow, fox's mike tobin is live in san juan with more. >> reporter: as residents wait for gasoline cash and groceries, the elderly and sick with no air conditioning and most hospitaling operate on generator power. logistics are difficult making power slow. >> my number one job is to save lives related to power. so you know, if you're talking about a hospital that's dependant on generator power, then i'm worried about the generators. are we getting them enough gas? maintaining those generators so that we can he keep the hospital up and running. >> reporter: 12 days since the hurricane. >> it's a symptom of colonialation, we're second rate citizens, i was rock. i moved here and became a second rate citizen. >> reporter: that sentiments echoed by governor who said the u.s. government could make a strong demonstration during this crisis as he pushes for statement.

unreal performance how bulls fans and basketball fans you have the flu gam symptoms game and michael a. taylor grand slam when needed most. one run lead. needed that pad, caution he gave it to him and that was all the bullpen needed. and it all goes back to stephen strasburg the way he pitched tonight was surprising to many people but was not surprising to dusty baker. >> no, not really. coye see the focus and determination in his eyes you know what i mean when he came in the office aand we talked to him. has a man of few words. but the word he said you know gave us every indication that he was ready. >> and nats fans better be ready too. game five will be right here, 8:00, tomorrow night. it will with be in this bulling and it's going to be rocking and some of those fans that maybe will be here tomorrow night we spoke with them and we found them at a bar right outside nat's park after watching the game. here's what they think about the chances of night's decisive game. >> it was fantastic. pretty excited. i have tickets to nlcs i'm hoping this he come through. >> honestly i don't kn

. >> looks unreal. >> dozens are dead and many still missing as wild fires continue to tear through californiaestroyed thousands of billions, caused billions of dollars in damage. here is correspondent john loyer glenn firefighters in california set up a us flag. found in the rubble after home burned by wild fires. they decided to set it up and use it as an inspiration to keep moving forward. a week has passed since several wild fires broke out in northern california, at least 41 deaths are confirmed, and many are still missing in areas like sonoma county. >> so we sent the national guard n they provided us with several hundred, have been excellent about this, because we need people. they're trained to do. >> this they walk through. they search. we don't want to miss a person >> there are currently 15 major wild fires in california , that scorched more than 217,000 acres. destroying nearly 6,000 structures. in a tweet, state senator mike mcguire says the fires have done at least $3 billion in damage, and counting. meanwhile, doctors say, increase in patient with breathing problems. >> we think

you can see the chp posting this on its facebook page, the caption red unreal as every home was on fire and embers were flying across the street. >>> tonight our first reported injury. a chp helicopter rescuing an injured firefighter on the top of atlas peak. the firefighter was on an atv when it roll preponderance of the evidence he flew off and injured his head. he was air lifted to a hospital, and he is expected to make a full recovery. >>> what's happening in calistoga, the town of 5,000 people has been evacuated as the tubbs fire has continued to burn. let's bring in sergio quintana. what's the status there? >> reporter: well we didn't have to go all that far to find this fire. just beyond that police officer there you're going to see there is a sign that says that highway 29 is shut down just north of calistoga, the fire is burning just a couple of miles from here. hot spots along highway 29 continue to burn on mount st. he lay na. several sections along the road are staging areas from fire cruise here from across the state to help. they quickly mobilized to save a nearby home thr

nathan: it does seem rather unreal. it's not something i tend to think about.ing on work-wise. in my personal life, i have a family. it is not something i dwell on. that being said, obviously, incredibly fortunate. and i think it is a real challenge thinking about given this fortunate position, what do you do with that in a way that -- bottom line, what do you do with that? it's not something i expected. i feel a responsibility. what excites me most is having a positive impact on people. i think we do that through airbnb, through business. but now that i am in this incredibly fortunate position, the question i ask myself is, what can i do with my newfound wealth that will be beneficial to others and do that in a way that is maximally effective? it's easy to give money away, but to do that in a way that has maximum benefit requires a great deal of thinking. haslinda: you are a disruptor. pretty much a part of the future economy. people now are already sharing rides. they are sharing homes. 10, 20, 30 years down the road, how does the future economy look like? wh

it's just unreal. >> reporter: don's eyes well with tears of anger, shock and grief. they've been fighting to get their house back for more than a month now. >> we just live it every day. talking with council people. talking to police. talking with the sheriff's department, and we're the criminals. >> reporter: right now they're living at debbie's mother's house. she died if december. they moved in after getting a potential buyer for their home. without money from that sale, they don't know if they'll be a able to afford to keep debbie's mother's house in the family. >> going down to city hall, filing for, um, civil hearing to get ejectment. >> reporter: mcgee's spent the past week filing for an emergency hearing having the squatters served with court documents and they've hired a lawyer. they spent thousands of dollars. they say the people claim to have a lease. >> it's a crime. they're trespassing. they broke into our house, they were not authorized to occupy that house. if they were defrauded, i shouldn't pay the penalty. >> reporter: and the mcgees will be in cour

amount of emotions i've gone through right now, i didn't ever think like it was anything possible, unreal i was there all weekends. and three day event, had to ends like that. >> that man, steve cold, added that he had found solace in the kindness and the courage that he saw justice played describing at one point, he says, series of pick-up trucks had raised past him, and into those beds he saw injured people that had been piled into there, the drivers of the truck taking it upon themselves to bring those strangers to the hospital. reporting from philadelphia international airport, alexandria hoff, cbs 3, " eyewitness news." >> also here at home, philadelphia police are assuring the public they take crowd protection very seriously, officials say they're confident in how they secure large outdoor event in the city, especially those along the parkway, those are some of the largest in the city. we're told detective go through every hotel and every building in the area working with them on security measures , our jessica dean, ukee washington spoke with philadelphia police commissioner richar

in the tropics this is unreal. we have a cat 3 storm east of the azores. we haven't seen a storm this strong in this part of the atlantic ever. at least the records that we keep. this thing is gonna transition from a storm of 115-mile-per- hour winds from an tropical to extra tropical storm and get close, if not over, parts of ireland monday with hurricane- force winds. they have a status red weather alert for ireland. whatever that means, that's what they posted as their highest warning. 50s and 60s with patchy fog tonight into sund it will become sunny, sunny in the morning with the winds south-southwest at 10-15. monday breeze and cool 65. get ready for beautiful weather wednesday through next saturday, warming from 70 wednesday to the mid to the upper 70s by how's it going down there? that's good. lica misses you. i'm over it though. (laughter) that's fine. i miss her more than you anyway. ♪ ♪ hey, my window is closing. yeah that's okay. alright miles. i love you. (phone hangs up) ♪ ♪ yeah i love you too. ♪ ♪ >>> now wusa9 sports with frank hanrahan br

the whole thing has been pretty unreal.tional and that people weren't really listening to what i had to say. it actually became more about branding me as this woman who had no right to speak up. how dare i? that kept going over and over again. how dare i, as a woman of colour? how dare i, you know, speak up to a country? i'm supposed to be grateful? that's what i didn't expect. how did you cope with the abuse? it's worried me. people think i'm fearless. i'm actually very fearful. there are two levels, there is calling names and all of that. that is completely different. when it's saying that i should be beheaded or my children's throats cut or i should have acid thrown. when it's to my children, that takes on a whole different level. it's thrown into question everything i thought i believed of the society i lived in. but it's also shown me that i've got to fight. today you've topped the poll as the most influential back person in britain. how does that feel? daunting because i don't ever do anything because i want people...

it is unreal. >> and coming up at 6:30, hear from allentown man who is hotel room was two floors below the gunman's, he heard the entire thing as the gunman opened fire on that crowd below. but for now, we're live outside philadelphia international airport. i'm trang do, cbs-3, " eyewitness news," rahel, joe, back to you. >> trang, thank you for that live report. >> stay with us, as we continue to bring you the latest on the mass shooting in las vegas, also find the latest breaking information on our website at cbsphilly.com. >> time now is 5:35. in business news this morning, the secret sauce mcdonald's fans love. >> and the best place in the u.s. to retire. money watch's hena doba joins us live from the new york stock exchange, good morning, hena. >> good morning, rahel. good morning, joe. the dow had it best day in nearly a month here on wall street, gaining 152-point yesterday. the nasdaq added 21. august was better month for home builders. the commerce department says construction spending roast half%, following declines in june and july. still, the modest increase wasn't enough t

it's unreal. >> i was there all weekend, a 3-day event had to end like that. >> reporter: that man steveold added that he has find solace in the kindness and the courage. he said at one point a series of pickup trucks had raced past him and in those beds he saw injured people that had been piled into there, the drivers of the trucks taking it upon themselves to bring those strangers to the hospital. reporting from philadelphia international airport, alexandria hoff, cbs3 eyewitness news. >> seeing a tragedy at a large crowd has many of us thinking about security. philadelphia police say they are confident in how they secure large crowds in the city, particularly along the parkway. they go through every hotel and work with the buildings on security measures. earlier tonight jessica and i spoke to commissioner richard ross on eyewitness news. >> you think about the fact that it could happen anywhere. and despite your best efforts to plan, it's virtually nothing that las vegas could have done to prevent this. >> the commissioner went on to say that philadelphia police always take crowd prot

it's unreal. >> you have no idea. i can't wait to come home see my parents.i'm truly, truly, truly grateful. >> you can really hear in their voices how relieved they are to be back home and safe. mcgary says his wife is the real hero. apparently she's a register nurse giving aid to those who were wounded. >> presi

. >> unreal. >> luckily it's a lot quieter here at home. a cold front swept through it's a kould night tonight and temperatures slowly on their way back up but you'll see one constant every day in the 7-day forecast. let's start with a look at what's happening right now. it's a cool, clear night. no problems outside. skies are clear, it's a beautiful evening out there but you definitely need the jacket. if you step outside without one you think oh, boy better run back in and grab the sweatshirt. it is getting chilly outside and that happens a lot on clear nights with a light wind and very, very low humidity like we're feeling tonight. storm scan 3 shows the front that brought the change ss out to sea see where the clouds and showers are. high pressure overhead that means clear skies across the north eastern part of the country. everything is very quiet tonight and it will stay quiet for next couple of days. this high pressure system is in place it's going to dominate our weather pattern for days upon days. tonight will be the coldest night

that involves much of the advanced world you know how donald trump feels about north korea of an unreal keep man and he doing to iran to north korea let's hear this a sound bite. there are also many people who believe that iran is dealing with north korea now this is a big it's a big claim and he has already established you know a very negative opinion of north korea but he doesn't provide any evidence of who the some people are what is your opinion on what he had to say. well you know i have heard similar. however it seems clear to me that north korea is already grahams the iranian. nuclear technology. i can swear that they're not assisting in north korea but i would say that north korea other than other than obtaining nuclear material i don't think they have much to gain because they're you're way ahead of iran's when it comes to nuclear technology as when donald trump made aggressive moves launched rockets even in relation to the actions of north korea it seemed to boost his popularity domestically had a lot of support and also within the pentagon what about they say this move agains

it's unreal. >> i was there all weekend, a 3-day event had to end like that. >> reporter: that man steveold added that he has find solace in the kindness and the courage. he said at one point a series of pickup trucks had raced past him and in those beds he saw injured people that had been piled into there, the drivers of the trucks taking it upon themselves to bring those strangers to the hospital. reporting from philadelphia international airport, alexandria hoff, cbs3 eyewitness news. >> seeing a tragedy at a large crowd has many of us thinking about security. philadelphia police say they are confident in how they secure large crowds in the city, particularly along the parkway. they go through every hotel and work with the buildings on security measures. earlier tonight jessica and i spoke to commissioner richard ross on eyewitness news. >> you think about the fact that it could happen anywhere. and despite your best efforts to plan, it's virtually nothing that las vegas could have done to prevent this. >> the commissioner went on to say that philadelphia police always take crowd prot

like this unreal read and throw to clemons. it was a play design that wentz brought with him in north dakota state. he sat with doug pederson and frank reich to try install it a couple of week later it's ruling in touchdowns for the eagles. >> sometimes it's tough. sometimes you got to -- find -- call smu, get the old film out so i can show them what's going on and forty one practice and convince them on it. it's just cool to have that relationship that dynamic with coach reich, with coach pederson that, um, they respect my opinion when i bring them things like that. >> another touchdown the 64-year-old score to holland. it was his viral touchdown dance that may have stolen the show. he broke out the backpack dance following his first career touchdown. the dance became popular by a kid a a couple years ago. you can see hole lince doing it right here. he reach out to the boy and wants to have him come to game so they can do it together. if you want to give eight try, he gave me a little tutorial. >> you take me through the,ing.