i want to go to charleston where officials are giving us an update on the situation there. let's listen in. >> time t time to leave the city is quickly coming to an end and we expect weather conditions to deteriorate this evening and worsen throughout the night. this will be a dangerous storm. if you have made the decision to stay, please prepare and take appropriate precautions. please make sure someone knows your plan and they can check in on you after the storm has passed. tonight as conditions worsen, please remain inside and do not venture out as this storm will create very dangerous conditions. we expect a record-setting high tide around midnight tonight and it will be no time to be out and about. there will be water everywhere. and with that, i'd like to turn it over to chief mullen. >> thank you, mark, and thank you, as mark said, for your assistance in continuing to get information out to our citizens. >> we're listening here to the -- we're listening to the officials there in charleston who are saying that, you know, as the conditions deteriorate late into the nigh

it's good to be w give us an update here on how many people are out of power? we just we heard about 150,000? >> sure. well, as this storm makes its way up the eastern coast of florida, we're seeing an increase of some out annuals. currently, we have about 275,000 customers out of power. mainly our largest customer bases in the south florida region, broward county, palm beach county, that's where the mainly because the storm has just passed through there, continuing up the east coast. we have 4.8 million customers state wide. our territory covers 35 counties the majority of which are along the east coast. so as the storm makes its way up the east coast, we're continuing to see more out annuals. however, the percentages are rather low compared to what we had thought about 20 hours ago. we were making early stil as many as 2.5 million customers could be impacted with out of power. so these lower numbers are a little positive news for us to see that it's working. but either way, we have about 12,000 crews in the field that are ready to respond and as quickly as pos

give us an update. >> hi, there. good morning. well, as you can see behind me, there's still power here in jacksonville. we have only seen about one or two cars along this bridge every few minutes. that means that thankfully a lot of people have heeded the warning and not been out on the roads. we see these clouds really swirling pretty quickly now, as we start to see more intense winds and rain over the last few hours. we have been seeing those intermittent rain bands and a little wind kicking up now. this is st. john's river right here. we expect the storm surge to really kick up over the next few hours, really in the early afternoon. that's when we expect to see the 80-mile-per-hour winds. as we have been hearing, the major concern for this area is that potentially deadly storm surge, up to 11 feet expected here. the local authorities, the mayor ordered the evacuation of 450,000 people just east of the intercoastal waterway as well. some of the evacuation zones, they had water and sewers shut off to protect the integrity of the

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give us an overview quickly of the council. >> thank you. great to be here. a leadership organization that was founded in late 2008. a number of japanese american leaders felt it was important to have an organization that would focus on building a strong peop people-to-people relationship between our two countries. for many years a lot of japanese americans didn't have a connection to japan. world war ii played a key role in that. the timing was important. it was a time when many people thought that it was more about japan's passing and many of us felt that was not the case. the organization brings together leaders and do an annual conference every year and great to be in santa clara this year. >> give us an overview of your organization, if you will. >> silicon valley platform svp is organized to deeper and br d broaden the synergistic between silicon valley and japan. japan is the third largest economy in the world and the united states is the largest. in the u.s. in the silicon valley area in particular are three titans of i.t. apple, google and facebook. a

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joe decamillis told us at had an hit him would be interim coach of a team today. joe d said he got to the office a little earlier than normal tuesday morning and that is when it started to feel real . >> on the way in i can tell you i was a little too tired the day before. but it is starting to sink in. it is a big responsibility. there is a lot of people depending on you, and you don't want to let him down. of but i am now. >> reporter: the broncos and chargers are set for a kick off thursday night and you can see the game right here on cbs4. >> this has been the chevy sports break brought to you by chevrolet, the most awarded car company two years in a row based on 2014/2015 year-end totals. visit your colorado chevy visit your colorado chevy dealer today. at ikea, we believe that everything you need should be within reach. in an affordable dream kitchen that works as hard as you do. at ikea, we believe that everything you need should be within reach. in an affordable dream kitchen that works as hard as you do. get 15% back at the ikea kitchen event. >>> a hit d

give us an idea for people who aren't as familiar with the event, what they can expect and why it started well, the san francisco filipino-american jazz festival was founded by carlos de alcita because they felt filipino-american jazz musicians were not being given recognition. a lot of times they were recognized as side men. case in point is one of my long-time friends and horn player, saxophonist who has played with john santos. he plays with the pete escovida orchestra. the jazz festival was to bring the filipino-american side men and women out of the shadows to the front stage. carlos himself, who is also a musician, he's a blues harmonicist. he contacted several of us and said i want to start this festival. it started in san francisco and grew to a pretty good following. we also had a partner, yoshi, which is now closed in san francisco, but that was our major location for many years to have the san francisco filipino-american jazz festival. >> one of the reasons you go to multiple dates and locations now, right? >> that's correct. >> it's important to point out it's not just filipin

with important safety information with choosing your kids' costumes. >>> outrageous atm fees, what use an out-of-network atm. it's 5:20, and you're watching >>> we are back, and in this morning's consumer watch a good reason to use your bank's atm. atm fees reached a record high and the average total cost of using an out of network atm is now $4.57, and the study also and free checking accounts have increased since 2009. >>> halloween is just a few weeks away, and if you're still looking for your kids' costumes, we have safety tips. you should stick to light- colored costume for kids, use face paint instead of masks that can obstruct their sight, and costumes should be the correct size to prevent trips and false. >> no one wants that. >> no. >>> there's thousands of dog- friendly restaurants. >> this morning dogs in pennsylvania to call their own. bain and bader's is a drive- thru restaurant just for dogs. they can choose from a variety of meats, vegetables, and healthy foods. if all goes well, the owner hopes to expand across the region. >> i like that. you go through the drive-thru, >>>

leadville high school got in trouble for using an ineligible player in games. he is still not allowed to take the field for the rest of the season. their record is back to 5-3. >>> well, bueller's market in brunswick is closing its doors for good today. an indoor entertainment system laser tag and drive go-karts, as well. it will be opening next spring. employees will be allowed to transfer to other stores and customers are urged to shop at their medina locations. >>> still ahead on "good morning cleveland", the sweet smell of sickness? nearly two dozen passengers on a plane come down with a mystery illness. >> this sensation's other half, ryan merritt and his fianci talking about their up coming wedding and how generous fans are saying thanks for the big win. . >>> welcome back. we are starting to look here again at the rainy picture outside. we are looking at the area of low pressure pressing out of here, north and east. you can see the day time highs for this time of year. 55 for greater cleveland. inland locations will be in the upper 50s. the big question

when the commissioner gave us an update one of the officers was in the operating room the other was one is a 28-year member of the police, the other about 12 years. when they responded to an incident last night a man opened fire using an assault rifle. or officers responded and dragged the officers out of fire and began applying first aid. >> one officer had his hand in one of the wounds and i think that was -- to pray for them. about 507 of us gathered and prayed for the safety of our officers . >> reporter: 9 other officers are being treated for minor injuries and for emotional stress. . >> and we will continue to follow this breaking story throughout the morning for you. we have several crews on the scene right now. we're also all the chaos. we'll check in shortly. you can also get updates on our website wbz.com. >>> in other news investigators say tuesday's plane crash in hartford was a suicide attempt and a pilot and student for you to over controls before the crash. the student pilot was killed when the twin engine plane we want down in front of a plant. the the crash. and he says

police just spoke with us in the last 10 minutes, they give us an update. here's what they told us. >> a courageous young person when officers did arrive at some point, they determined they need to do a protective sweep of the property. they were waiting a search warrant, but they wanted to make sure they weren't in any danger. it's not unusual to do a protective sweep. they came across in plain view, some of the items she had described in her earlier report. that corroborated much of her story. >>reporter: that was police telling us how they were able to identify the 21-year-old angel matteo, this 13-year-old was crucial in describing this apartment. that's how they were able to locate the suspect here. he is now under arrest charged with several charges. police tell us he was out on an ankle monitor for crimes they have yet to identify at this charges. will have much more coming up on 7news at 10:00. we are live in lawrence . 7news. >> raking tonight a suspected shooter in custer at the teenager is hit in his bed by a stray bullet. emily bookman, live in c

give us an update on u.s. currencies. >> the euro dropped four points over the dollar. before that the -- comments at the news conference after the policy meeting. he denied the policymakers discussions about tapering or adjusting the quantitative easing. the dollar fell against the yen, the u.s. currency is now at 104.08. a quick look at indexes that are open across the asia pacific region, the kospi is up. on friday china will update the new price data for 70 major cities. because the government is actively supporting measures for the china economy, we should see some stabilizing in the world's second largest economy, i'll have another update for you in a few hours. >> thank you, john, we will touch base with you in a few hours. >>> moving on, the mitsubishi regional jet is the first japanese passenger plane developed in half a century. the aircraft is now in the u.s. for official flight tests, the most critical face before it is rolled out to customers. here's our report. >> reporter: the jet arrived in washington state on america's west coast. >> the mitsubishi regi

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welcome to the show. >> thank you for having us. >> give us an idea, first of all, how did generationitizen get started and why? >> yeah. so our ceo and co-founder scott warren grew up living abroad. in these countries he saw people who were fighting for a chance to take part in politics and to even vote, and so when he returned to the united states for college, he found the exact opposite. people were apathetic, people didn't care about getting involved at all with politics. and so in return our democracy doesn't serve and represent the needs of everybody. so in order to rebuild our democracy and address this issue, scott thought the best idea would be reaching out to young people through an action civics education. our organization, which with now nationwide, does just that. we pair up volunteers with local, midle, and high school classrooms. students choose an issue they care about and they will do research and take action around this issue. and then through the semester long project they will learn about the root cause of this issue. they'll learn about decisions make whose might

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prepaid debit cards are used as an alter to traditional checking accounts, particularly for those who have bank according to pugh charitable trust, about 23 million individual use them regularly. $65 billion was loaded on to them in 2012. up from less than $1 billion in 2003. >>> and for those of you disappoi with record high atm fees at some of the traditio banks, and that recent fake account scandal at wells fargo, tim mauer has some other banking alternatives for you to consider. he's director of personal finance at bam alliance and will talk more about that. good to see you, tim. welcome back. >> you too, sue. thank you very much. >> i can understand how people would be frustrate with the big banks or the brick and mortar banks just in general, given the atm fees we just described. if, indeed, you are either disgruntd or your trust, perhaps, h eroded a little b by the wells fargo scandal, what are some alternativ well, sue, the first alternativ i'll point out is one i found, thankfully, nine years ago. you know it's been nine years since i've paid an atm fee, because i use an onli

ray raw in the meantime -- >> tiffani: in the meantime, a football coach is in hot water for using an ineligible player in a game. how old the playeas now, jeff, over to you. >> jeff: still 50 degrees downtown cleveland, but inland you are in the 30s. it depends on the cloud cover. again an update on the rain threat. first pitch at 7:08 for game two and a big change in the extended forecast. i'll said you after -- i'll see you after break. >> tiffani: you saw progressive field in the backdrop. here is a closer look as we head back downtown for more on the biggest night in cleveland sports history. i served under president bush and obama. i fought the taliban. i was asked to form a global coalition to counter isil. when someone makes the comment that they know more about the islamic state or isil than do the generals, it implies a complete ignorance of the reality. but i believe secretary clinton really understands the threat that the islamic state poses to the united states and to the american people. and i believe she understands how to wield american power to ultimately defeat this

give us an update on the conditions there. whre officials in terms of conditions in the next several hours? >> reporter: hey, it's only going to get worse. it's intensifying right now. wind has picked up dramatically. rain coming down in sheets. but first continuing here, the eye wall still southeast of us moving slowly. these conditions are getting stronger over the next several hours. for now that's the latest from >> frin ses rivera. >> and hillary clinton is a racist. the development vice presidential candidate talking to union voters in las vegas when that guy goes ballistic. why tim kaine is still in town this morning. running towards running towards our hallway. >> kim: the national trend has made its way here to las vegas and this morning we take you to a local middle school where a stampede was started because of a clown sighting. we have that headed your way. >> dana: breaking news. the state of florida is getting you are looking at live pictures out of orlando, florida. hurricane matthew is centered just to the east

there was a large crash and an awning above us in the loop in front of the lobby and we got quickly out of the way as a huge chunk of what turns out to be wall and window of the hotel we're staying in crashed right in front of us. we got inside and moments later the awning we were standing under, a pile of wood came right through literally where we were standing shattering glass in front of us. fortunately we had gotten out of the way but it's another example of the close calls you face when you're looking at conditions like this. another thing i've seen here, a ton of people walking the street to make pictures. just a moment ago there was a guy driving around in a clown mask. gives you an idea of the kind of person that would come out here to do whatever that guy was doing. not a very good idea to be outside in these conditions even though the storm is mostly gone, conditions out here are still very dangerous. even as the storm is at its worst, we were still seeing people walking around taking pictures. one guy came out in his pickup truck and started doing doughnuts in the middle of a

and, they have led to violent protests. >> this is an opportunity for us to mend those bonds. and, they are going to take that opportunity to move forward. >> three are participating in an actual night out. >> and, the police chief initiated the walk and talk to help them connect with the very community that they propose -- patrol. and they spend one hour a week interacting and building relationships. >> i think, that we are not having these conversations, we wait for something to happen. and, let's start talking now. turning negative perceptions into positive results. want to work together and with everything going on we are not doing that. >> reporter: and, police out here saying, moments like this one is with the national night out is all about. and, police are such a positive force in the community. we do want to mention, there are four locations for the national night out. >>> thank you. and, there are multiple national lights out. for a list of locations, and visit our free mobile app >>> still to come, it is expanding. the newly uncovered investigation involving your kid

the management told us they would move them into another unit on the property,, so they could go forward with spraying and getting rid of the mold. we'll keep an eye on it. soc. and... we want to thank ishmael.... for e-mailing us about his problem... if you have a story.... you'd like us to investigate... just send us an e-mail.... to 13investigates@ktnv.com and... be sure to include.... your phone number. this just in...henderson police bank robber. take a good look at these surveillance pictures. police say the woman you see there walked into a u-s bank located inside a smith's grocery store on south eastern avenue this afternoon and handed the teller a note demanding cash. she got the cash and ran out of the store escaping through the parking lot. if you have any info--please call henderson police. several c-c-s-d schools are without phone lines.... right now. we're told the outage was in henderson.... damaging a cox fiber line this morning. we're hearing around.... a hundred schools were affected... and... many parents say... they weren't even notified. coming up.... on 13 action news.... live at 6:30... we'll hear from some of those pare

bureau reporter david culver shows us how an officer helped. >> reporter: philip stone was here when the panicked call out. >> we heard a call on the radio for the school that said there was an unconscious student on the football field, so all of us responded as quick as we could. >> officer stone, the assistant principal, amanda hudson, and nursing aide, robin weinstein optioned. >> i said all hands on deck. robin. >> there really are not words for that, i usually have words but there were not any for that. >> there on the ground, the junior. officer stone started compressions, amanda, began mouth-to-mouth robin prepped. they had been trained what to do, but in that moment it seemed to work just right. they all did something. and together, they kept ethan alive. severe is that? >> he is in cardiac arrest. >> emergency teams rushed him to the hospital, he has been recovering slow, but his mother talked about it. >> the fact he came out of it with no neurological or physical impairments is just unbelievable. >> a mom thankful to the school staff. >> right there at the right time, it's

and we will certainly bring us an increase in wind speed. this is a look at both the american gfs mod expel the european model. for the immediate future, they are together, saying the same european model lag behind and it's bringing the closest to florida. by the time we head into friday, it's saturday, still off the carolina coast before heading out into the atlantic. so long-term things need to be wrapped up here. 69degrees right now in brooksville. 74 in tampa. i expect another round of heavy downpours today with a high of 87. more about today's rainfall potential for you coming up but leslee lacey has the roadways. >>> last week, we had the fatal really dangerous intersection, folks, keep it in mind. this is right at highway 60 at belcher. and now take a look at this. you see this car? it is smoldering out there. we are looking at 275, folks. this is right at gandy boulevard. i brought the problem spot before. keep an eye on this one. and another view, but that one of course shows everything going on. i will keep you posted on this. that

high snow levels in the sierra where they could see rain gusts up to 90 miles an hour so use caution. >>> now for an update with a double trailer overturned. >> ups truck, two trailers overturned there. there's an suv off the side of the road there. trying to sort out those details. the two right lanes are blocked southbound 101. this is by the international airport. considerable activity even though traffic is light, there's a distraction on the southbound side. northbound sees the traffic slowing at 680 for the activity on the opposite side of the freeway. as we watch through the commute build through the south bay, that is a concern. the toll plaza, the metering light is on. back to you. >> thank you. >>> coming up teachers at a south bay school district are angry and frustrated. we'll tell you why and what they plan to do about it. >>> steph curry throws down millions for this home. we'll show you where this mansion is. >>> it's easy to get connected to the weather outside by going inside. you click on the radar on the weather page and zero in on your neighborhood to see if it's r

give us an update on the conditions there. hearing from officials in terms of conditions in the next several hours? >> reporter: hey, it's only going to get worse. it's intensifying right now. wind has picked up dramatically. rain coming down in sheets. but first continuing here, the eye wall still southeast of us moving slowly. these conditions are getting stronger over the next several hours. for now that's the latest from daytona beach, thank you, guys. >> frin ses rivera. >> and oc: nats trt:3 down on parts offlorida-- as mag th s >>> a killer hurricane still bearing down on parts of florida right now, as matthew makes its presence known along the state's atlantic coast. this morning, we are tracking what is currently a category 3 hurricane that could effect millions of people. >>> plus, a brothel busted in the east bay. and it's all because of alert neighbors. what officers found when they made their way in. >>> plus, taking to the skies. san francisco fleet week kicking into high gear. "today in the bay" starts right now

uses the park. it's incorrect to assume that an equity part is used entirely by 1% equity folks zaidi . >> dennis can i ask you a question. i will hold you to the time. >> i didn't realize was a time >> no, you're not that i don't want this conversation to interrupt a much time you get to make your case. that's all. wouldn't one assume in the case then that would be because we have some sports fields of there and we have visiting teams that are using it from outside the area were people coming in because of programming in the parks? do we know the answer to that when you say there's that percentage that are not from the area? >> exactly commissioner. >> actually the point i was making based on the study of the 24 senses trucks around mclaren and the leg up is not based on a good i will come to that point of visiting teams. that is a point >> already, juries would talk about the same thing. >> i was talking about a study of 24 senses trucks around the south southern section on the map. it included the border which was the buffer zone. the taylor established in the department has established with a 5 m

route one southbound between smyrna and all lanes are block right now, all of them, you will to have use an alternate as well. route 13 southbound will be your best bet and let you know when that clears as well but sound more significant. construction here, speaking of delaware route seven southbound ramp to churchman's road is closed but should be reopening right about right now and more construction delaware 495 northbound at route 13 that left lane is block and that is blocked until end of october. we have more to talk about in a little bit but first, jim and brooke, back to you. >>> well, update ago this breaking news, in north philadelphia, an early morning fire has forced neighbors out of their bed. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live on the scene on broad street, jan. >> reporter: brooke and jim, certainly some chaotic moment for people living on this block in north philadelphia early this morning but you can see everything is kind of wiping down right now, fire crews do remain on the scene but we have seen a couple of engines now wrap up and move out, those fire crews

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she gairches us an explanation -- gave us an explanation of what happened. around 3:00 a.m., a vandal walked up to the stair case, you see the brass railing there's one going up this side, he ranked at the brass railing and the whole staircase came crumbling down. this piece of brass that he yanked at half is missing. after he yanked it came krumping down, he walked down the street and disappeared into the side street down moravian with the brass in his hand. let's listen to the spokesperson. >> it's on tape that he came up the stems at 3:02 a.m. came back up to the railing and grabbed at the brass, strimed -- stripped it down causing the structure to fully collapse, as you can see unfortunately. >> reporter: another look outside live to the staircase of the union league, this will take time to fix, very expensive, this is really great architecture down here, a beautiful building. philadelphia police department is down here they are looking over the surveillance video. this is captured on tape. they are trying to figure out who the suspect is. he yanked at t

you will have to use an alternate around this, germantown avenue or old york road, probably going to best bet. in fact, they are going to be your best bet, and you will have to use them. i'll let you know as soon as broad street closes or opens up. right now it is closed. jim, brooke, back over to you. >> thanks so much, meisha. >> demolition crews had a hard time bringing down a bridge in arkansas. >> explosive, clues had another trick up their sleeves, how they were able to get the bridge demolished. >> time for fall tradition, tell you about all of the things you'll be able to enjoy when i was one year old, i was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer on my spinal chord. but i spent my whole life fighting back. so you can imagine what i thought when i saw donald trump say... "i don't know what i said, ah, i don't remember!" "that reporter he is talking about suffers from a chronic condition that impairs movement of his arms." i don't want a president who makes fun of me. i want a president who inspires me, and that's not donald trump. priorities usa action is responsible for the cont

to investigate sent us an e-mail. erika gonzalez fox 31. fox 31 denver's pinpoint weather. we have significant weather had in the pacific northwest portland is 40 in many areas as we speak earlier today across the coastal areas otranto came through crated this damage near man's. i went back since 1950 they been maybe three to four additional during re-tornadoes along the coast than 10 miles to 20 miles of that same area. and damaging weather continues to not not only important for the rest of organ closer to seattle all were sing is a high clouds from the same store system bigger and back to calm no coolness today 84 degrees with an 1 degree of the record sixtys and the airport downtown right now 69 out of the airport breezy are out of the airport a touch warmer tomorrow on your sunday 81 the record high is 82 high cloud cover coming yet in that's from that storm system. for your sunday 83 your weekend over all great for any and all your outdoor plans. even i camping adventure. temperatures not to cold we're t

tonight, a weare man is being held on $50,000 cash bail accused of using a computer to try and meet up with an underage girl. 38-year-old donald malette is charged with certain uses of computer services prohibited and falsifying evidence. police say an undercover federal agent saw a craigslist ad that mallette allegedly posted, looking for a mother and daughter. malette is set to face a judge tomorrow. >> it is a very foggy niin tonight. take a look outside in portsmouth where the temperature is 56 degrees. there's the bridge with a lot of fog around it. chief meteorologist mike haddad with a look at how warm it can get. >> stuck in the 50's at the coast, and temperatures are going to start to rise during the overnight. take a look right now. jeffrey up to 66, mount washington at 50. degrees this time of evening, really mild. notice to our north and west a band of scattered showers along a front. that will clear by tomorrow, but you will notice cool air is lingering well back to the west. 71 in cleveland and lower to mid 70's to the east and southeast of that. that will all russian during the

in miura's case, other players accused him of using an app to cheat. it's common for a player to leave the room for a break during a shogi match. but in his case, his opponents say he was leaving way more than normal. they think he was skipping out to get an app advantage. plus, his competitors say his moves are the same as the moves an app would recommend. miura says that's nonsense. >> translator: they must be just focusing on similar moves. i have never installed shogi software on my cell phone. >> reporter: and on the subject of repeatedly leaving the room, he says there is an easy explanation. >> translator: i may leave my seat during a match more often than other players. but i was not feeling well and needed rest on that particular day. >> reporter: the shogi association says miura volunteered to pull out of the title match and told him to submit a written notice of absence. the association says it decided to suspend him from official games until the end of this year because he failed to submit the notice by the deadline. but miura says that he

thank you. >> if you÷ú have a tip on this any other story give us a call, or you can send us an e-mail> here on the west coast people are familiar with hurricanes, sometimes they don't realize how deadly and devastating they can can be. >> it's very intense wn> like hurricane matthew it can be from several hours at a time from east coast to florida. we can be talking about 12 to 18 hours of high powered winds. currently,zv we're still winds 120 miles per hour at the center of the storm. the eye of the hurricane holds to the strongest wind. as it gets closer to the coaág&ine, we'll see the winds increase. we had a huge reading tonight with all of the turbulence out here, waves started kicking up toç 19 feet if you have friend and family there, you probably know about the e vak wagss and why we're so important at the beaches the storm surge can turn so deadly.)xorhf1 o you're calling on, then, to check on to make sure that the folks along the beaches did end up evacuating. it could be how close this storm is going. ÂiÑÑmorrow morning your daytona beach and land fall right around 11:0

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an influence. violence causes pain. hate can rip us apart. i know what can happen as the result of hate, and donald trump should never be our president. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. talk about food now we're in going on behind those kitchen doors your favorite restaurant making the grade here's erika gonzalez. welcome to the road river at the mod downtown. the denver restaurant fills her report card was 17 critical health code violations september and march and surprise inspections among the violations last month live roach incident road and droppings plus the inspectors shot these pictures after the operator spread disinfected fight the labor people are should not be in the area and food should be covered hot water the employees restroom was not hot enough when the restaurant didn't respond to emails be e-mails be stopped in for a look. i know they found rodent droppings live roaches i want to know if you guys have done anything to fix it? as their manager here are anyone we can speak with next we

reporter: that gives us an enormous amount in one day that we can use for an entire meal and everybody then gets to benefit from it. reporter: it's better nutrition and more enjoyment for pine street's 1600 guests per day. just to feed o just for one meal. reporter: it's absolutely a team effort. the owner of the farm giving his time and space. >> my role has become starting the seeds in the greenhouse, providing the land and doing the initial tillage of the land. reporter: and food for free's staff and army of volunteers giving their hard work. >> this particular model is fantastic. reporter: this just a small part distribute food from stores and markets that would otherwise go to waste. they say about 40% of the food that's grown in the us never gets eaten. ed: i have to put my glasses on. does that say snowfall? harvey: he has got it right. many places are elevated. the tarmac was covered at the airport. ite , they are far away from the ocean. they were able to sustain snow. this is the water equivalent for those getting rain. we have close to an inch of moisture. heavier rain movin

and an interesting story from kevin durant of the warriors. stay with us. the giants. tonit -- thdodgers beathe nationals -- and will w face th >>> the heart ache skonts for the giants tonight. the dodgers beat the nationals and will face the cubs in the next round of the playoffs. earlier today the giants announcing firing two long-time coaches. today they laid out plan for next season, firing first base coach billie hayes and third base coach roberto kellie. they will be shopping for a relief pitcher. >> we have every commitment for 2017 to return to a championship caliber club. resources will be expended as necessary to get us there. >>> saying they'll spend more money. larry baer thanksed fans for support. they sold out every home team this season. >> what would you do if one of the biggest names in nba wanted your food. for the answer of one it was easy. share, of course. shows 7-year-old offering his nachos to durant. apparently durant wasn't the only hungry warrior. >> he asked me for my nachos and i went up and clay dobson was the sneaky one. he's the one that