>>president vince courtney: thank you, commissioner. commissioner vietor? >>commissioner francesca vietor: there is all this data with --? >> the requirement is no more than 25 percent i am pefrs, you must replace with per views and that was a specific concern about that because we didn't want the hard scaped look. they do not rebate for artificial you turf either. thank you. >>president vince courtney: are there any public comments on the bough bawsca update? seeing none. madam clerk next item. city clerk: items 9. consent calendar. all matters listed here unconstitute a consent calendar are considered to be routine by the san francisco public utilities commission. >>president vince courtney: i'm going to request to remove item e and to be placed on the next agenda. >> sorry, you would like that removed and carried over to the next meeting? >> yes, sir, please. anything else commissioners? >> yes, commissioner torres. >>commissioner art torres: i would like to abstain on item b. >> okay, we will remove b? is that your preference? >> i'm just not going to v

>>president vince courtney: thank you. are there any public comments on the general manager's report? yes, please. >> thank you, i think that's a great request that you asked whether or not it could withstand in an quake. i didn't hear a yes or no but i'm assuming it's no. we could not afford a system that will fail where the people in i ohio were not able to access their water. we need to centralised the system. we can have a sewage system so even with the tap water system. i was studying the plan that was put out. if you put a filtration system telling the kids to drink this water, if this earthquake damages the school, you may have the houses go down and your house maybe the only one standing, and people will ask to use your restroom. if you have your own system that only operated in your community and theirs went down, they can use yours because it's still up and running. because we don't have anything available that says yes, this is going to withstand an earthquake. we didn't participate in the geo is survey to talk

>>president vince courtney: thank you ms. lewis. any other comments on item 16 as amended, seeing none, i will close public comment. >> all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> any opposed? the ayes have it. the motion carries. >> jasmine? >> closed session item 19, 20, 21 off calendar, item 22 city and golf course and item 23 is off calendar. >> we'll hear one item in closed session, that's 22? >> correct. >> are there any comments to items discussed in closed session. the public comment is closed. it's been moved to assert and second. all in favor say, "aye". eye aye. >> >>president vince courtney: we are back on the error. we disrespect rourd. record. we have no announcements. it's been moved not to disclose information on the closed session. all in favor say, "aye". eye aye. >> the ayes have it. we will not be disclosing. september 9th meeting is canceled. >> any other commission business? this meeting is adjourned. [ meeting is adjourned ]. the next one is the 23rd? correct. [ meeting is adjourned ] >> >> (clapping.) sociogood morni

>>president vince courtney: thank you. are there any public comments on the general manager's report? yes, please. >> thank you, i think that's a great request that you asked whether or not it could withstand in an quake. i didn't hear a yes or no but i'm assuming it's no. we

>>president vince courtney: thank you. are there any public comments on the general manager's report? yes, please. >> thank you, i think that's a great request that you asked whether or not it could withstand in an quake. i didn't hear a yes or no but i'm assuming it's no. we could not afford a system that will fail where the people in i ohio were not able to access their water. we need to centralised the system. we can have a sewage system so even with the tap water system. i was studying the plan that was put out. if you put a filtration system telling the kids to drink this water, if this earthquake damages the

>>president vince courtney: what's the average amount? >> $25,000 and those would have come to you for approval prior to them going out. and then finally we had a strong focus on puc issues and also had young people engage others. what we saw last year is youth engaging other youth rather than us working direct ly even though we feel young. we really try to expand on this strategy. this past summer, almost 600 young people toured our headquarters and southeast plant and those tours were led by young people. it's something we are going to continue to do throughout the school year and have young people lead those tours. over 100 youngster were able to tour hetch hetchy. as you remember we had the class from the high school that we are supporting open up the season of camp this year and first time we invested in that way of having a high school class exposed to that and all of those young people as well as others were able to tour the hech tch hetchy facility this summer and we that had clean up and the young people helped facilitate that ev

. >> and vince warren, in the old days before video you make an arrest like that and that would be one way of fixing that particular eyewitness's testimony to work in a much more favorable direction for the police but the trouble here is his testimony doesn't matter, it's his video that tells the story and it doesn't matter what orta has done before or since that video. >> oh, that's 100% right. and what do we know? we know what we saw. we know that the medical examiner has said that this is a killing by the police when mr. garner was in custody and the next step, really, is how do we think about this as a community and in our relationship with the police department? my organization, the center for constitutional rights, won the stop and frisk case last year and the city of new york, the mayor, the police commissioner, the police union and community members are going to be coming together soon to discuss stop and frisk but also we should be talking about the broken windows theory. the idea of even approaching eric garner, which they should haven't done to begin with as far as i can tel

vince warren, your reaction to that ar vest?> i think it's outrageous to try to connect as i've heard the police union do the arrest of that man and the relationship to the veracity of the video. the video doesn't lie. the video wasn't carrying a gun. the video wasn't arrested. that's the information we need to stay focused on. and rather than diverted the discussion to what may have happened to someone else and what their background is we need to stay focused which is the police killed that man. and that's what we need to focus on. >> michael hardy, we know that within police culture once this story had gotten as far as it did the most important arrest within police culture that you could make on staten island would have been of ramsey or orta. this is the kind of thing police departments like to be able to do in cases like this. by the way, this is not to say whether he was actually carrying that gun or not. i'd be willing to go with the presumption for the sake of discussion that he was. the idea that they were going to follo

>>president vince courtney: what's the average amount? >> $25,000 and those would have come to you for approval prior to them going out. and then finally we had a strong focus on puc issues and also had young people engage others. what we saw last year is youth engaging other youth rather than us working direct ly even though we feel young. we really try to expand on this strategy. this past summer, almost 600 young people toured our headquarters and southeast

so we have vince in a kayak. good morning, vince. >> good morning, jen. how are you out there?have wanted to get up, but your knees are just not having it? >> i just got new knee. i cannot get in that squat position, no way, no how. so i'm just happen which this. >> introduce your kids so we know who is here. gab re ella, vinny if the back there with the hat. >> not to be out done, you're gorgeous and very youthful wife janet in the white t-shirt rocking, hello. all right, so, chuck, you guys not only do yoga, paddle boarding, the big boat i've never seen before. do you like a surfer stance. what's that called? >> the drop staff when on paddle boards. >> so he'll slow it to us. drop step. why would you teach someone thousand do that? >> drop step what everyone needs to know to manipulate the board. turning is the hardest part. so get to the tail like, that just like surf board. it spins real east. >> i i also heard like you practice in in the bay, so when you go on the oceanside, if you're that the surf, like you can mimic surfing? >> exactly. everything you can practice on the

renee. >> vince, thank you so much for bringing us up to date on that situation there. the good news people off the septa bus on penn's landing or the back of that accordion bus caught on fire. telling us everyone off the bus. it's been evacuated. more on that story coming up at 4:00. we want to update you on our top story, though, this 11:00 a.m. we just received a picture of the philadelphia police officer injured in the line of duty early this morning. officer stephen korpalski we've been telling you about, a 14 year veteran of the force, he was released from the hospital this morning after he was grazed in the head. he's now recovering at home. the suspect died after the shoot-out with police. his name yet to be released. nbc rosemary conners working the story this afternoon. we'll have stories in our 4:00, 5:00, and 6:00. again, the suspect killed. that was picture of officer korpalski. we'll have the latest. first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz wants to give us a brief check on the afternoon forecast. >> yeah. just another beautiful day out t

vince, welcome back. i feel like we did talk about this yesterday because we did.e the union for the police coming out and literally saying that what we were just told by the city medical examiner is not true and that despite that report and the video, not a chokehold. what do you make of that? >> we can all agree that the police department should be protecting us and that they shouldn't be using their badges and license to kill people that haven't done anything wrong. but the big problem is that this union is standing in the way of police reform. the ground has shifted under the police union. everybody else knows that. the mayor knows that. the new police commissioner knows that. the people in the communities know that. somehow, this union seems to say that we didn't see what we saw onned v ethe video. that the medical examiner has some political agenda. note they didn't say that he didn't die. they didn't say that he didn't die in custody. so what they do is they deny the things that they can't admit. and that's the larger problem here. they're standing in the wa

and vince, thank you for being here. has captivated so many people in part because it's visual. we have seen the video. are you heartened by the fact that the medical examiner has said that what people see with their eyes is what happened? >> i'm always heartened when science proves the thing we all know to be true, that we've seen with our own eyes. i think it's an important evidentiary step. when we saw the way eric garner was treated, him saying he can't breathe, there was a narrative around what should the police have done, what actually happened. here we know there's hard evidence, medical evidence, that this was a homicide. it doesn't necessarily mean it's murder. that's for the prosecutor to decide. it's a clear statement that what the -- that the police officers caused this man's death. >> you've been very involved in the lawsuits trying to stop, stop and frisk in new york city. you now have this happening. a new friction between the community and police. the response of the union, the police union so far has bee

they are blaming pour and struck rule trough vince. it contributed to last week's break.hough the pipe was nearly 100 years old it was scheduled to be replaced. there was no indication anything was wrong. oh, pretty bad, they were up merged and sustained heavy damage inside the cars. university had adjustors to help people file a lot of clothes. the fbi said post being on the website said grocery was targeted by an animal rights activists because it spells meat. >>> new cars, a live report after a detruck there you have report. there is both a threat and what it means for people planning vacation. . >>> a lot of cloud cover and we'll see if we are done with this tropical moisture. . >>> a car flies off a freeway dealership. we wiltell you more coming up. >>> and a woman was able to get passed security and board a southwest flight without a ticket. we will tell you about the questions and concerns this is all sparking. >>> a young girl is publicly sexually assaulted, the record they now have the two dangerous storms have people rushing to stock up on supplies and it is all

video chat with vince afterwards, we will find a time. chat with vince afterwards, we will find the time to get together. i'm a policy analyst with the american heart association. he talked about the regulatory uncertainty regarding mobile application. the report, which i am sure you are familiar with, categorized mobile applications based on wellness applications, clinical, and health care giving. they didn't really define them. is thisdering, how initiative going to progress with such regulatory uncertainty? >> i think there are bills in both the house and senate that are bipartisan, that pushed back pretty hard against the fda. what you had to have is some ability to measure whether or not something works. that is a retrospective, not a prospect of ability. if you make it a hurdle to actually launch into these things -- the fda has been in charge, steve jobs would not have been able to found apple. microsoft wouldn't exist. the wilds were in environments making lots of mistakes and developing products, many of which didn't work. there

vince, this is so cool. i'm face nateed. just returned from alaska where i actually was at a salmon hatchery and it's amazing way in -- amazing force of nature, what the salmon do. you're trying to help them out in washington state because they're an obstacle. what is it? >> well, there's lots of barriers out there, and often times their manmade. salmon got pretty good at getting over rocks by jumping out of the water and it was an observation we made, saying, that's how the fish are getting over there, but we have big obstacles in the way now and they just need also boost. >> what do you have in front of you there? this is part of a tube and we're seeing it on video. tell me how it works. >> okay. well, we call this the whoosh transport couldn't -- conduit. and the fish enter the tube. answer they enter the tube, the tube reacts in such a way at that time we create a pressure differential between the front of the fish and back of the fish and that pressure differential allows the fish to move, and there's such an aerodynami

it looks like vince vaughn is going to be part of the true detective series. >>> forbes has releasedhe highest paid actresses of 2014, sandra bullock, jennifer lawrence, and jennifer an i ston earning 31 million. it looks like big bang stars finally signed contracts. it's rumored each will earn about $1 million an episode. way too early with thomas roberts starts right now. >>> the patient was isolated very promptly in our emergency department, so we don't feel that any testing is necessary for anyone who might have come in contact casually with the patient for a few moments in a waiting room. >>> a major ebola scare in the heart of the big apple after a man who just returned from west africa presents symptoms. now the wait for his test results. >>> israel says tunnels in gaza are all destroyed so will their grand war officially end? on a different note, meet the piped piper of cows. this is way too early. >>> i don't know. that sounded funny. hi, everybody. dworng, i'm thomas roberts live from baltimore. it is tuesday august 5th. welcome to way too early, the show that always respon

. >>> i'm vince la yoe with this exclusive. residents in one part of the small shore town say their mail delivery has been messed up for the past four months. sometimes mail won't come for days and other times it shows up in the middle of the night. homeowners say they're missing bills and prescription deliveries because of it. so what's the cause? well, visit nbc10.com and our mobile apps to find out what the postal service has to say. it's a digital exclusive story from nbc10.com. jim? >>> thanks, vince. love this story. he's just three years old. >> and only has one arm. but he's making magic on the golf course. meet the little boy from south jersey who is making the pros look twice. sheena? >> can't wait to see that story. we're still tracking showers for your friday night. some will be lingering into the weekend. i'll show you the timing of that and which day we'll see more sunshine. that's straight ahead. >>> young woman gets in a cab in a delaware beach town. when she falls asleep, this driver sexually assaults her. new

>> thanks, vince.can't believe i'm about to say this, help me how the here, renee. >> yeah. >> it is the last unofficial weekend of summer. >> makes you sad, doesn't it, keith? >> terrible. >> well, you know, natural lake, a lot of people because it is the last official holiday of the summer, have a lot riding on this forecast. brittney, no pressure. >> no pressure. none taken. but over the next couple of days, it's going to feel really nice, although i am tracking the heat, the humidity, even a chance of storms, i will tell you how that's going to impact your outdoor plans, all coming up in my exclusive nbc 10 first alert holiday weekend forecast. >>> all new on nbc 10 news at 6:00, revel's closing in a matter of days, why is a new jersey agency still trying to seize a man's house for a redevelopment project in the court battle happening in the shadow of a failed casino. >>> a live look at lincoln financial field in south philadelphia. the birds are taking on the jets a little more than an hour from n

. >>> i'm nbc 10's vince lattanzio with this digital exclusive story. certain neighborhoods in philadelphia have more bacteria in their prepared foods than others. those are the findings of a test conduct bade drexler university professor. so what is the cause? tap on the nbc 10 app right now to find out and see where the more trouble spots were, plus what is contributing to the problem. it's a digital exclusive story from our partners at newsworks.org. you can read more right now on nbc10.com. >> thanks, vince. >>> tonight crisis in the midwest. >> legal analysis on the unrest in ferguson as a critical situation intensifies. and rooting for the home team while the taney dragons prepare for tomorrow's big game at the little league world series. nbc 10 takes you to one local neighborhood that is on the edge of their seats. sheena? >> and comfortable conditions for now. but i'm tracking the return of rain that could affect the little league world series in williamsport. plus storm chances here at home on my exclusive nbc 10 first alert seven-day forecast.

>> guest: in terms of the reporting what have you been able to confirm with either both vince fosterand of course foster on a much larger scale connects to the side and everybody is wondering what happened. they talk about how it wasn't common to be so close to each other and things like that. i don't know. i mean come it doesn't seem in character but it's constantly described to her. are you supposed to just discount it automatically because the sources are telling you these things were you supposed to say -- it is a contention when you write books like this or try to frame these people and understand who they are you coming across things that are sometimes unbelievable and you don't believe them right away. you try to do your diligence and that's what i've done. i'm not saying that they've done anything they haven't done. i'm saying is people will ask questions about these things which is slightly different. >> host: in another episode and this is involving mrs. clinton and bill clinton you have been putting pressure on a reporter david shuster. what happened here? >> guest: david

vince. >> thank you. good morning commissioners. welcome. i just want to comment on a couple of things that i heard. first of all legal issues are going to be raised in your closed session. it's all red herring stuff and i hope the city attorney is adamant about that that you get an appropriate opinion related to the legal issues because you always have them when confronted with these situations. i want to talk about how many people gotten behind this effort because it's exciting. we're enthusiastic to move this ball forward and something we haven't done for and what frustrates us the most in the press these conversations just started. we have been having these conversations and they will attest to it and we have been talking about it for two years and in the recreation and park department you have hundreds of workers who are non union and not involved in a structured work force where they can be oriented, evaluated and ment tored and that's all we're talked about doing and administer a structured serious professional mechanism for orienting

another piece of dirt with regard to her is the relationship with vince foster and of course you haveseen in tabloid suggestions that chelsea is not even the child of bill clinton but now you have here a very close intimate relationship between foster and mrs. clinton. >> guest: as i say she will have to answer for things like that some charges that will come about. people swear to me that they had a relationship. >> host: a sexual relationship. >> guest: they have seen them kissing and by the way it's been other books. that has been reported on before for the last 20 years. i don't actually believe that. the point was to show, i know for a fact i was told that these things happen. these are issues that she has to contend with. all these rumors constantly swirled around her. i'm not perpetuating these rumors. i merely showing that these are rumors that exists, that she would have to deal with in any 2016 run. >> host: but given who you are daniel what's the truth? >> guest: well i wasn't there. >> host: in terms of their reporting, what have you been able to confirm in terms of both v

>> helicopter pilot vince carter was nearby when he heard the call come in. >> she had an issue and lost power and is going down. that's it. >> reporter: the cause of the crash is under investigation. carter said it is a miracle she landed in the only empty spot in the parking lot avoiding cars and customers. >>> between 2009 and 2013, there were more than 7,000 general aviation accidents. four a day. causing more than 2,000 tests. >>> tonight, the drought is worse than ever. more than 58% of the state is now in an exceptional drought according to the national drought mitigation center. while we struggled with the drought in detroit. tens of thousands of people are living with no running water in their homes. no water at all. christin ayers met up with the bay area woman who is turning many detroit taps back on. >> reporter: internet entrepreneur tiffany bell says it started as a twitter conversation about the water crisis. >> people work everyday and can't afford water in their houses. >> reporter: 2,000 miles from tiffany's apartment, marchs and rallies were erupting after detroit shut

speaking of second seasons, it looks like vince vaughn will be a part of hbo's true detective series. but it's rumored his role was created with vaughn in mind. >>> and forbes has released a highest paid actresses of 2014, and the top three are sandra bullock earning $51 million, swren fer lawrence grossing $34 million, and "friends" jennifer aniston earning $31 million. it looks like "big bang theory" stars have signed contracts that would allow the show to start filming for the upcoming season. it's rumored that each will earn $1 million per episode. "big bang," big bucks. that's huge. >> i'm surprised sandra is on that list. >> sandra bullock? no, her movies are great. miss conjegeniality. >> i'm dara brown. this is early today. we hope it's just your first stop of the day on nbc. i'm always talking with my hands so they have to look their best... new revlon colorstay gel envy™ a revolution in modern nail enamel. now, in just two steps, i get what i want. first, our base coat and vivid color in one. second, our revolutionary diamond top coat forms a protective coating... for glass-

well, here on wall street, vince ers are watching janet yellen discusses the economy this week. on friday, the dow dropped 51 points, the nasdaq gained 12 overall though a big week on wall street. the markets rebounded from previous losses. >>> and, facebook is testing a new tag for posts. satire. it will be used to mark fake news stories that come from sites like the onion, facebook says some users gave feed bag, wanted better twi distinguish make news articles from real ones. and, shake shack reportedly getting ready to go public. the fast-food chain is known for hamburgers, and milkshakes, and of course, insanely long lines. it started out of hotdog kiosk in new york madison square park, back in 2004. and the company will likely bring in $20 million in earnings, next year. there are three shake shacks in philadelphia, and a massive one in king of prussia by the mall. natasha, erika? >> oh, i walked by one a few times a week, oh, so telling it. want nothing there. >> can never have enough shake shack in your area. thank you. >> yes, those chocolate and vanilla milkshakes, god.

vince dee, whom he's never met, has agreed top not only talk with rajiv but also let him stay here. >> i'm looking forward to being able to talk to him and find out his -- things about his way of life. >> rajiv has found places to stay on this journey in three different ways. this was through a referral. otherwise he also uses this website, couchsurfing.org. it connects travelers with strangers who have some extra room. or he'll meet someone on the street or even knock on a door and ask for a chat. has anyone ever said no? >> no, not really. >> reporter: a slew of stories, pictures, and moments followed. he even stayed with cowboys, an lgbt family, and a single father. >> it has taken me some unconditioning of my own cultural baggage to accept and celebrate that's another form of family. >> reporter: as the student walked across the golden gate bridge today he realized just how much he's learned about americans in such a short time. in san francisco lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. >>> a video posted online may give some ammunition to neighbors complaining about a san francisco skate p

what have you been able to confirm in terms of either, both vince foster and webb hubbell?and, of course, foster a much larger scale, commits suicide, everybody is wondering what happened. remember all of that. >> guest: everyone talks about how they had a very close relationship and that it wasn't, and little rock for a man and woman to be so close to each other things like that. people have, like i said, people i've talked to said yes, i saw them kissing, i saw them. i don't know. i mean, i don't know, you know? it doesn't seem in a way doesn't seem in character but in a way it is causally ascribed to her and how do you, i mean, are you just supposed to discount it automatically because credible sources are telling you these things or are you supposed to say that perhaps -- so it's a contention when you write books like this and when you try to frame these people and you try to understand who they are. you come across things that are sometimes unbelievable. and you don't believe them right away. you try to due diligence. that's what i've tried to give you. i'm not saying

. >>> he's been challenged by mike tyson, vince mcmahon, even homer simpson, now donald trump is taking the als ice bucket challenge. oh, proving his hair is real. >> let's go, ladies. (applause). >> what a mess. >> oh, with the help of miss universe and miss usa, did the challenge where else, trump tower in new york. i will admit, i heard ice in the buckets two, buckets worth, he challenged his sons donald and eric and president obama. >> see the water bottles, he uses trump water? >> did i see that. >> i love how he goes what a mess, like that's a mess to you, water, pure, from the earth? >> perhaps that warrants a mess? >> it is true, you have to give it to him. >> big weekends for the sit. >> i oh, yes, so much going on. outdoor plans, picnics, made in america, beach plans, all of that good stuff. and generally, i think we're looking good. >> all right. >> we'll start heating up, though, i would say probably the biggest story here, even though eventually dealing with couple of showers, maybe thunderstorm along the way, which we have to dodge sunday, labor day itself. it should be pr

. >> people like vince gill have asked you the join in with their performances. >> i had an amazing opportunity a little bit of the new single "need you." do we have that? ♪ everybody's asking me where we are at, but all i can say, i don't think she's coming back ♪ >> as strong as your voice was in the first video, when that went viral when you were 12, now you're 16 and you can hear the maturity in the voice now. i read on the facebook page that you had a big meeting on the temperatureth that might -- 26th that might change your entire life and you were going to keep us posted. what can you tell us? >> all i can say is that i have a big meeting on monday, a very big meeting and we might be having a partnership. >> this could lead to a big record deal? >> big thing. >> and you're living in nashville now. >> i'm living in narcville and working on the album. >> we won't ask you to say anymore because we want you to have the best voice with saturday the 31st. in case you're in new york for the concert. you'll see brendan. thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> that's it for us

. >> breaking bad creator vince gilligan was thrilled see a best drama for his show. stars also took home more emmys to add to their collections. >> it still feels like winning the lottery to me getting to work with these wonderful folks but i just -- you know, it's going to be a tough one to top, that's for sure. >> for the good wife juliana margolies won her seconds emmy for lead actress in a drama. among the other winners amazing race for outstanding reality program, fargo for mini series, normal heart and the colbert report for outstanding variety program a comedy bit that didn't quite win over everyone in the social media world involved sophia vergara pose organize an turntable. when asked if it was sexist she said lighten up. >> it means that somebody can be hot and also be funny and make fun of herself and enjoy and work and make money. >> in downtown los angeles, george pennacchio for abc news. >> it's all about the dollar bills. >> yes. >> 4:53. all new in the next hour of sightingsing that -- sighting that prompted authorities to pull 1,000 swimmers o off a

vince dee, whom he's never met, has agreed top not only talk with rajiv but also let him stay here. >> i'm looking forward to being able to talk to him and find out his -- things about his way of life. >> rajiv has found places to stay on this journey in three different ways. this was through a referral. otherwise he also uses this website, couchsurfing.org. it connects travelers with strangers who have some extra room. or he'll meet someone on the street or even knock on a door and ask for a chat. has anyone ever said no? >> no, not really. >> reporter: a slew of stories, pictures, and moments followed. he even stayed with cowboys, an lgbt family, and a single father. >> it has taken me some unconditioning of my own cultural baggage to accept and celebrate that's another form of family. >> reporter: as the student walked across the golden gate bridge today he realized just how much he's learned about americans in such a short time. in san francisco lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. >>> a video posted online may give some ammunition to neighbors complaining about a san francisco skate p

thousands fled the country and does vince been killed in violent crashes between rival militia. >>> police state of missouri have been criticized for releasing surveillance footage believed to be of the teenager michael brown just moments before he was shot dead by police. brown's family said police are trying to justify what they call the execution of their son in ferguson on saturday. police say 18-year-old brown who is alleged to be the man seen here in the red hot, was the primary suspect in a struggle over confrontation at a store apparently about a box of cigars. the policeman who shot brown has been officer as officer darren wilson. police say the robbery had nothing to do with the initial contact between the pair. the lawyer for the victim's family says no robbery would war he want shooting the teen after he put his hand up. >>> the shooting has put a spotlight owe the nearly all-white police force of ferguson in missouri. the city's population is 60% black. leading to questions about whether a more integrated police force would improve community relations and reduce tension there.

grow stronger stronger europe now finds itself in between a rock and a hard place what to do is more vince young men sign up to fight against its ally. with a legally we don't see what the french government can do to us because first of all we're not paid so we're not mercenaries we're not terrorists we're not jihad this and of course it's a mission of information it's a political mission it's a mission of soft power a mission that's growing stronger as a brigade of western volunteers is put together under the name of the united continent they're showing just how disunited europe is on the question of ukraine policy r.t. did its eastern ukraine. earlier international law expert alexander mercurius joined us to discuss the release of the russian soldiers who had been held for five days. creating government wanted to real. political at least. they're trying to argue and have been trying to argue for a long time that they're not really fighting the people of the eastern ukraine but that they're fighting the russian army so here they had ten russian actual gena actually. soldiers and they were

vince papale game back. this is football, guys. >> a lot of history.fter practice eagles fans were able to get autographs from all of their favorite players out there. >>> and a little league team from pennsylvania faced off against a team from delaware for the right to play in the little league world series. >> let's go, newark! >> louder. >> let's go, newark! >> "eyewitness news" at timothies of newark for watch party. the newark nationals were the mid atlantic champs last year and tonight they took on philadelphia's taney drawing gone in connecticut. and speaking of those taney dragons a team everybody is talking about "eyewitness news" at a watch party at milk boy in center city philadelphia. the excitement was building all throughout the night and the crowd went world when the taney dragons wouldn't advancing to the little lose world series in williamsport. lesley van arsdall will have highlights of the big game coming up in sports. >> this week members of the democratic national committee will be in philadelphia to review the city as a possible h

vince dee, whom he's never met, has agreed top not only talk with rajiv but also let him stay here. >'m looking forward to being able to to him and find out his -- things about his way of life. >> rajiv has found places to stay on this journey in three different ways. this was through a referral. otherwise he also uses this website, couchsurfing.org. it connects travelers with strangers who have some extra room. or he'll meet someone on the street or even knock on a door and ask for a chat. has anyone ever said no? >> no, not really. >> reporter: a slew of stories, pictures, and moments followed. he even stayed with cowboys, an lgbt family, and a single father. >> it has taken me some unconditioning of my own cultural baggage to accept and celebrate that's another form of >> repor family. >> reporter: as the student walked across the golden gate bridge today he realized just how much he's learned about americans in such a short time. in san francisco lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. >>> a video posted online may give some ammunition to neighbors complaining about a san francisco skate

s sigh vince over the killing of palestinians civilian asks destroying their homes. more now, we are joinedded by the middle east analyst from london. thanks very much for being with us, let's first of all talk about this u.n. school that's been hit in rafah. this is not the first time that a u.n. building being used as a shelter for palestinian civilians has been the target of an israeli strike. >> no, absolutely not. not just in this conflict but in previous conflicts in gaza, even in lebanon. u.n. shelters, u.n. schools seem to be a target ask israel usually initially denies it and end up having to admit culpability and blaming hamas for a variety of reasons, but ultimately israel has a habit of targeting these u.n. shelters and u.n. schools and it's simply unacceptable. >> why do you think it has a habit of targeting a place where civilians are very clearly taking shelter? >> the only reason i can think of is every conflict they wage the civilians represent such a vast majority of casualties, that i think their strategy must be to try to turn the civilian populat

the city of oakland hopes to set a new record, similaree vince, including the fruit veil station and in just a few hours and the plan calls for the county to coordinate with host families to provide temporary housing for undocumented, unaccompanied children. now this would get them out of the overcrowded detention centers until the court decides they can stay here in the united states. groups have organized a news conference to encourage county leaders to support the plan and that starts at 8:00 this morning. >>> new concerns about emergency response times after two serious accidents involving money vehicles. workers asked neighbor polygamist counties to save 911 calls and and this is it it and the target time is 10 minutes. >> we really need to step up the game and do it quickly. >> the san francisco fire department has received $3 million to hire 16 emergency worker's and the new ambulances were most live just replacing the older once. >>> they were photo bombed by the moon and we now have more to prove it. even without a pass, it is in front and blocking it is 30 times bigger and