there's crime tape up at 61st and woodland. they bagged evidence and are about to going go, the investign is underway. this is the victim's car, 2006 pontiac, police say past midnight, the 31-year-old parked his car on 60 near woodland when someone pulled him out of his car and shot him multiple times. he was hit in the leg and torso. he is is in critical, but stable condition. else out of surgery. investigators were at the scene gathering evidence. they are just wrapping up now, they will continue to look for video in the area to see if there is any that can help with this investigation. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> thanks, katherine. >>> breaking overnight, another ambush shooting this one in the northern liberties section of the city. a man was parking his car and a gunman opened fire on the carat 61 and brandywine street. the driver and passenger escaped the car. the gunman continued to fire at them as they managed to get into an apartment. both victims are in the hospital and the shooter got away. >> the pic

this is west of slachx as long as, in the woodland hills area. there is no word right now on the condition of the operator. this just happened. we'll continue to follow this again on the west coast and l.a., where it's just past 1:30 in the afternoon. president obama commuting more than federal inmates this afternoon. this is the largest single day grant of commutations in u.s. history. unlike pardons, commutations shorten prison sentences and leave other conditions intact. 214 inmates were convicted on low level drug offenses, longest, a kansas man sentenced to 40 years for dealing meth. he'll now be released december 1. more break news, we're learning more about a plot targeting police officers in portland, maine. >> there is some new information for us on the suspect. sean? >> portland police say that they have made an arrest and we're just now learning that that days ago and also had a return trip to norway. we do not know the name of that person but police say the threat against their officers is now over. police were on high alert after onl

this started at 60th and woodland. let's go to video of the vehicle. it was recovered within minutes, found at 59th and chester five blocks away from the site of the carjacking in southwest philadelphia. a 2006 pontiac grand prix. 12:30 a.m., the 31-year-old victim parked on 60th near woodland when he was pulled out of the vehicle when he was shot. he was hit in the side and torresdale tow. two men -- torso. two men fled. he is in critical, but stable condition. investigators were on the scene for hours, they recovered 7 spent shell casings, they did find surevillance cameras in the area they hope to get copies of the videos to help them find the two men responsible. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> thank you for that. >>> 24-year-old is in the hospital with a bullet fragment in his eye. this happened at 9th and the boulevard in hunting park. police say the victim got to the hospital without help from a ambulance. he is expected to survive, there's no word on how seriously the eye is damaged. police have not given us details on how he was sh

the woodlands date to 1788.lt as a private estate it was converted a half century later into a semi stare. >> stare -- cemetary. we are a historic site and act a park for the community. >> reporter: they asked volunteers to restore the cradel graves victorian style tombstones with built in gardens. >> we had over 70 people who were enthuseed. >> we're excited to it's going to be a great event and opportunity for the public and hopefully for a lot of new visitors to come and explor the site. >> they are encouraged to pack a spread and come picnic. >> there will be a hand hand offul of workshops. we'll have everything that was collected from the grounds, black walnuts and acorns. >> we're bringing team to the site allle time and show them this significant place in philadelphia. >> the woodlands hosts a picnic september 17. there's more at 6abc.com/6abc loves the arts. for senate, katie mcginty or pat toomey? mcginty supports clean energy jobs. pat toomey voted to protect tax breaks for oil companies. mcginty is pr

woodlands dates to 1788.uild as a private estate it was converted a half industry later into a cemetary. >> we're an active cemetary and historic site we act very much like a park for the communities. >> reporter: this spring they launched the grave gardeners project asking volunteers to help restore the cradle gave us with built in container gardens. >> we had 70 people who were interested in becoming our grave gardeners. >> reporter: on september 17, the wood lands is hosting garden fest. >> it's going to be a greatent for the public for visitors to come and explore the site. visitors are encouraged to pack a spread and come picnic. >> we'll have a natural dye workshop from things that are collected from the grounds. it's a fun place to come and explore. we are a hidden gem. we're trying to bring people to the site all the time and show them this significant place in philadelphia. >> woodlands host garden fest on september 17 from 1 to 4:00 p.m. for 6abc loves the arts i'm dave dave. is one of those robots

including cosi at fourth and chestnut and the woodland village diner on woodland avenue and lucky garden chinese take out in southwest philadelphia. >>> these things are everywhere. >> kelly says summer storms are also driving roaches out of the sewers and up the drains in restaurants and homes. >> if there's moisture or anything rainfall coming down or if you have water in one of your commercial kitchens, that's what they're doing. they're looking for that damp, nice place to set up shop. >> reporter: the sweltering summer conditions also increase the metabolism of roaches and their ability to reproduce. he's committed to curbing the critter that is carry disease causing bacteria for the safety of his family and his customers. >> it's my priority here in the restaurant because this is what we do for a living. >> reporter: now raul castro has been closed for five days now since friday. he says he plans to pay that fine $315 tomorrow and then reopen. he says he just wanted to make sure this restaurant was squeaky clean before reopening his doors. lucy? >> all right, thank you very much, d

it is burning through dry crass and woodland. the 3 hundred homes that are under acvacuolations are damaged. a request for a state for aid is accepted and more resources are headed to the area. >> on the first practice of training camp the team is getting prepared meant ate and physically. -- mentally and physically. >> competing quarter backs practiced side by side. and anthony davis is back from his one year retirement dropped some weight. and is at his best side yet. >> . >>> golden state warrior star green had another social media fail today. he posted a picture of his genitalia on his snap chat, he sweeted hacked can't win right now and apologized saying wee are all one -- we are all one click away. and nirs he denied first he denieded it and then admitted it. >> people in new hampshire are anxious to learn who is holding the winning ticket to the power ball jackpot. the alucky person matched 6 out of 6 numbers but we have 3 winners in california who matched 5 out of 6 numbers and one is in the bay area. it was purchased in

here are today's contestants -- a high-school history, government, and economics teacher from woodland hills, california... a high-school math and physics teacher from laurel, maryland... and a middle-school english teacher from des moines, iowa... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ applause ] thank you, johnny. and thank you, ladies and gentlemen, for tuning us in today. the rules for the quarter-final matches this week are the same as for all of our tournaments. the winners become semi-finalist,

it happened past midnight at 6th and woodland avenue. police rushed the 31-year-old victim to the hospital where's in critical condition. his car was found a few blocks away. coming up in the next half-hour we'll have an update on the carjacking investigation. >>> new this morning, a car struck a man walking along kirkwood highway mill creek new castle delaware. it happened at 9:30 p.m. near delaware park drive. the driver remained at the scene. no word on the victim's condition or any charges. >>> 6:07. there were ten separate shootings in philadelphia over the weekend. most of the wounded survived, but two men lost their lives, torrell bogs was returning home in kensington when two men shot him 8 times. his daughters were nearby. those who knew him can't make sense of the shooting of the 29-year-old husband and father. >> put the gun down and come together. they shall be talking things out and walking away and always going for a gun taking lives. >>> another man was shot and killed at a gas station in southwest philadelphia and in west

. >> they will push them out of the woodland and attack them.eporter: the rangers need to be quick. should an elephant fall, it could suffocate. veterinarians make sure the animals can breathe properly. it is not the largest relocation projects ever undertaken. 500 elephants removed from malawi's national park to a different reserve, one that is safer and with fewer animals. >> it is unusual, it is stressful, they don't know or they are going. so there is a significant stress to them. but if you are moving them as a herd, where there is food and water and research has been done on the final destination, those stresses are worth it. reporter: elephants can weigh up to six tons. only one has died during transportation. the elephants chase challenge -- face challenges. different plants grow at the destination, and they have to change their diet. but there is no future for too many elephants here. the elephants are not able to find enough to eat. they are freaking out of reserves looking for you and have killed people and the -- breaking out of the

several schools in the school district in lake county as well as woodland community college are closedrow. >> so many people effected. it is really is unfortunate. the valley fire, it was a year ago when it became the third most destructive fire in the state's history. unfortunately this is happening. when you talk about the governor and -- declaring an emergency and that means more resources will be heading that way. i see alameda county fire sending a team, fremont firefighters, san francisco on the way, contra costa county. were they feeling with all the resources perhaps the town will be spared this time? >> reporter: yeah. they aplowedded the firefighters that -- applauded the firefighters that are battling the blaze. this was a hub for folks to get information and those folks were saying why not be a hub again for the clayton fire so tomorrow it will be. a lot of people are concerned but they are hopeful. they are happy to hear the resources are coming this way. but i also heard a lot of attention and nervousness and so i guess people are just waiting and seeing and they are hope

it's going to blow past woodland.eaviest rainfall should skirt just to the south of woodland this morning. and there's a potential for more storms during the day today. our futurecast hour by hour shows atç 10:00 this morning, some scattered showers in southern new castle county into kent county and stretching into cumberland county in new jersey. during the afternoon, it won't be an all-day rainfall. more storms develop at the shore and inland in through the lehigh valley and berks county and some of the suburbs as well. and those storms will be on the move, pushing into wilmington and philadelphia during the late afternoon hours, heavy downpours could make a mess of the evening commute. but especially so in the lehigh valley, in the suburbs and into the pocono mountains. this is the area that saw tremendous rainfall offer the weekend. it won't take a lot more rain already on rain-soaked grounds to create flash flooding threat for later today. it will not be an all-day rainfall. scattered showers and thunderstorms p

raise the minimum ways -- wage from eight dollars >>> authorities just a story 18,000 plants near woodland park. it was an elaborate grow operation. it even had irrigation pipes out there. >>> the dea will not reclassify marijuana after well. the agency says there's no treatment medical use. >> reporter: when you speak to both sid that there is a disconnect. advocates say there is a ton of research out there proving that marijuana has substantial medical benefits. at the dea does not see it that way. this also means that there is sufficient research that marijuana has no accepted medical use according to the dea. they say they will now support expanding the number of growers beyond the research being done at the university of mississippi. advocates say this is a way to stall the process. there is a ton of research on the medical benefits of marijuana.>> this is a mind- boggling decision by a federal government to continue denying the fact that marijuana has medical benefits. and more than two thirds of americans recognize them. >> reporter: decision to deny or not tonight is up to them but

this picture was sent by jc in woodland with the # abc7 now. wow. check out that orange sky. amazing. thank you for that. use abc7 now on social media and you may see your photo on abc7 news. >>> the centers for disease control is expanding its unprecedented travel warning to pregnant women. the cdc is vigz them and their part -- is advising them and their partners not to travel to miami-dade beach. this after a new case of zika virus was discovered at the popular tourist destination. katie has that developing story. >> reporter: ama and eric, two of the five cases are miami beach residents. we are no longer talking about people who have traveled internationally and bringing it back to the u.s. the mosquitoes that carry the virus are in florida and local travelers are concerned about it. miami beach is bustling with tourists and buzzing with zika virus carrying mosquitoes. >> we are requesting additional support from the cdc. >> a second outbreak of local zika cases in miami beach spurred the new centers for disease control travel warning. pregnant women should avoid the area

the state, seeing several areas of thunderstorms during the day, especially from the springs to woodland park through park county towards buena vista and salida. moderate to heavy rain, also very heavy thunderstorms that will start very shortly in southeastern colorado and go off and on throughout the afternoon and evening. temperatures in the 70s and 80s at lower terrain, 60s and in the mountains. today, 84, partly sunny, very small chance for an isolated shower, clouds stay with us tonight. we're in the mid-50s tomorrow and wednesday. light, light showers, not even much lightning to go along with those and then we start progressively getting drier and warmer go into labor day. labor day weekend already. >> oh, labor day weekend already? you know last weekend with was pools open. >>> our views across 36 corridor are really looking gorgeous. we are checking out 104th avenue now out of u.s. 36 near i-25 and the commerce city corridor. yes. it's going to be busy, one of the first spots to slowdown, but at least we're probably- free. drive times on 225, ten or 11 minute, mid-60s, great spee

structure but the one difference and i have to say the non-white status that the irish immigrants that woodland themselves is possible. but that isn't the same kind of pattern and assimilation but to show how the irish became white because this traces that process those of the most hated and discriminated groups in the united states and today it is part of white america and for the non-white immigrants the. >> bit one they haven't quite gotten to that point but most importantly did you do any research of venture ethnicity competition and attitude towards immigration specifically to a anecdotes' i recall the first to read with interest to the convention gorgeous blue eyes and a blonde haired women that your father must be hispanic. in there is a distinct difference of that population and in mexico. and long before anglos and i of more issues then all of you but but specifically with is interesting. >> those are great questions not in this book but i have looked extensively at how latino attitudes vary by their national origin with the points that you raise are empirically true. cubans are very d

it happened just before 7:00 this evening near three woodland road in stoneham. 25 there were two employees in the truck. they were driving next to the water to either talk to fishermen and the truck somehow went into the water. one walker was was already out of the car and the other employee yelled and managed to get him to safety. tow truck drivers had to bring in a large truck into the area. >> tonighll fox 25 this is anigation and the still trying to figure out water. the good news here everyone is okay. for now live in stoneham. malini basu, fox 25 news. >>> what would do you if nearly half a billion dollars? one new hampshire lottery player is the lucky one finding out. >> it's the first time in almost a decade that the winning ticket came from new hampshire. as crystal haynes explains there are no shortage of people weighing in on how they should spend the money. number 21. >> reporter: that's the sound of a multimillionaire being born and the winning $487 million ticket was sold at this raymond, new hampshire, hannaford store. >> i was just saying the other day to a friend of mine i

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this was no makeshift operation outside woodland park. it had irrigation, camping gear and chemicals to keep animals away. whoever is operating it is still onnthe run. >>> only two options for a local marijuana grow "destroy or --. officials denied the renewal of a cultivation license. attorneys for starbuds say they are trying to figure out what to do. a retail marijuana store of the same name will remain open. >>> this might not look like much but this could be your solution to getting stuck in those big traffic jams. the city of castle rock thinks it's figured it out. adam hammond has a look at one of the most expensive stretches of road in this state. >> reporter: this is 16 years in the making. by t people of castle rock can use the road for the first time and the city says it's much needed because of growth in the area. this ribbon-cutting marks in your completion of the largest transportation project in castle rock history. >> an extension, interchange like this, is just a natural progression of the growth and economic development

day, scott, woodland all share fourth. . all the best to them in the weeks ahead. look forward to watching this come to a great conclusion. there's the lineup tonight on cbs beginning with "60 minutes" and nick, from torrey pines to pebble beach to reviera on to augusta through the carolinas and texas and in -- many other places in between. north of the boarder to canada, to baltusrol and the pga championship and then here to venues that are some of the most stung places on the planet. visual poetry for us. puts us on sensory overload and a great team to be a part of. nick: yeah, thank you, jim for being our glue. thank you, cbs. thank you golf fans. see you all next year. jim: see you at torrey pines in january. ? give you the knowledge to adjust for the best sleep ever. the time is now for the biggest sale of the year, where all beds are on sale! save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed. know better sleep. only at a sleep number store. >>> a manhunt for a murder suspect and a trail of clues on social media. good evening, thanks for joining us, i'm maggie new

woodland community college campus in clear lake is also closed. the new semester will start next monday. >>> several fund-raisers are planned to help victims of the clayton fire. lucky supermarkets in the north bay and o are accepting cash donations. you can donate at the check-out, and the amount will be printed on the receipt so you have a record for your taxes. stay with ktvu for continuing coverage from lay county. we're going to bring you new information as soon as we get it both on air and online, and we'll bring you a live report from clear lake in the next hour. >>> san francisco firefighters make quick work in the fire overnight at china beach. the dispatch center did not say much about that fire except that it started at about midnight. now, we are checking reports of a couple of portapotties set on fire. we don't know the extent of the damage, but there are no reports of any injuries. >>> turning now to the fire near carmel, a section of highway 1 is black open this morning after it was closed all day on monday because of some downed tr

the fire has consumed more than 59 square heels of this woodland community since tuesday and destroyed at least 96 homes and more than 200 other structures those on the frontlines flame the states withering drought here back i have never seen far conditions that were so explosive. that we have seen today. >> the fire is slowly being contained but continued high temperatures and strong winds could change that in an instant. >> reporter: at the height of the fire threat, 82,000 people were ordered to leave their homes and now, some are heading back to see what is left. >> a have lived here for 10 years and their house was spared. they credit the heroic efforts of firefighters. >> the nearest one, they all burned, unfortunately. but thank god for those guys, again. they are great. >> he and his family are living in the trailer next to their intact but does not have electricity or water he is thinking about his less fortunate neighbors. >> all of these people you care about and live close to, everything you worked hard for, it could've been gone in an instant and it was for so many people.

it happened past midnight at 60th and woodland avenue. police rushed the victim to the hospital, he is in critical condition. his car was found a few blocks away. coming up in the next half-hour we'll have an update on the carjacking investigation. >>> also new, a car struck a man walking along kirkwood highway in mill creek, new castle county. it happened near delaware park live. state police say the driver remained at the scene. no word on the victim's condition or any charges. >>> 5:06. there were ten separate shootings in philadelphia over the weekend. most of the wounded did survive, but two did not they died. torrell boz was returning home to kensington yesterday morning when two men shot him 8 times. his daughters were nearby. those who knew him don't understand the shooting. >> put the gun down, it should be talking things out than walking away than going for a gun and taking lives. >> another man was shot and killed at a gas station in southwest philadelphia. in west philadelphia, a father was shot in the face while parking is ca

it started around 4:30 this morning in the woodland hills section of los angeles and investigators stay driver was speeding and erratically weaving in and out of lanes, officers finally cornered the car two hours later in san diego in a cul-de-sac. the female drier was pulled out of the vehicle and arrested and no one was hurt. >>> a wild multirollover crash caught on camera in florida. hard to believe the driver survived. he is in a florida hospital this morning. flipping several times friday afternoon. the car came to a stop upside down. bistandsers ran over to help. >> people came over with fire extinguishers and put out the fire. we flipped the car back over. pulled the guy out. so he didn't burn alife. >> i start pulling him out and another guy probably about my age helped me. we pull him out of the car. >> and then cops and paramedics did their job and they took over the rest really. >> rescuers rushed the driver do a hospital by helicopter. officials say he suffered head trauma and condition. >>> wow. parts of maryland still reeling from weekend floods that killed two people. aro

more than 18,000 plants were found, and this is about half, six and a half miles outside of woodland park. whoever was running this is sttll on the run. standardized tests in colorado is dropping. in cherry creek only 30% of 11th graders took the test, that's raising questions this morning. here's denver 7's mark boyle. >> reporter: the results are in. for those who did take the tests, colorado students show several areas of improvement. third through fifth grade students improved in math. minorities showing improvement but what is concerning educators are the amount of students who took the tests and how legitimate the scores are. >> when you have 30% of the population taking an assessment you have to be careful interpreting those results. >> reporter: in cherry creek schools, ed cadeers -- educators are taking the results with a grain of salt. >> we put a great deal of emphasis on the tests we do internally, at the local level information a teacher gathers every day. >> reporter: lower grades like 3rd through 5th, saw a 95% participation rate. that falls to 75% on state average in

a woman found the toddler around 7:15 this morning, near trolley tracks, at woodland avenue and mcdade boulevard. he was broad to the police station, when police flooded social media sites with his picture. police say the boy staying with various family members, they had stern words over the incident. >> kids, child -- the mom, you can't see a kid and pass him around the family, if you can't assume responsibility for the child, you just can't take money, you'll have him wednesday, that's not right. not right at all. >> children and youth services are meeting with family members to determine a plan of action. he's also getting a medical checkup. >> well, after a nice break-in our weather, humidity is creeping back into the area, and it will start getting a bit muggy. let's get first look at the forecast, with lauren, on the skydeck. >> hey, lauren? >> guys, already feeling pretty steamy out here on the cbs-3 skydeck, temperatures are creeping up, after that nice break earlier in the week. remember, it is almost fall-like. but now that's faded away, summer has returned with full force, o

it happened just after midnight on 60th and woodland. police say two suspects, jumped into the victim's car, and sped off. it was recovered empty, short time later on 59th and chester. investigators say they hope surveillance cameras in the area will help lead them to the suspects. >>> at last check, the 31 year old victim was in critical condition at penn presbyterian hospital. and police are investigating a deadly shooting early this morning, inside a home on the 2800 block of south seventh street. a 29 year old man was shot once in the head with a handgun. investigators say, the victim's 26 year old brother, and their father, were also in the home at the present time. for now police are calling it a suspicious death, but they say their investigation is not over. >>> police are looking for the suspect seen in this surveillance video from the 500 block of grenitch street in south philly on july 23rd. police say a suspect, wearing a yellow safety vest, forced open the front door of a home along with another suspect. investigators say the

this picture was sent by jc in woodland with the # abc7 now. wow. check out that orange sky. amazing. thank you for that. use abc7 now on social media and you may see your photo on abc7 news. >>> the centers for disease control is expanding its unprecedented travel warning to pregnant women. the cdc is vigz them and their part -- is advising them and their partners not to travel to miami-dade beach. this after a new case of zika virus was discovered at the popular tourist destination. katie has that developing story. >> reporter: ama and eric, two of the five cases are miami beach residents. we are no longer talking about people who have traveled internationally and bringing it back to the u.s. the mosquitoes that carry the virus are in florida and local travelers are concerned about it. miami beach is bustling with tourists and buzzing with zika virus carrying mosquitoes. >> we are requesting additional support from the cdc. >> a second outbreak of local zika cases in miami beach spurred the new centers for disease control travel warning. pregnant women should avoid the area

police were called to 60th and woodland avenue at 1:00 this morning.there were shell casings all over the sidewalk. the stolen vehicle was found about four blocks away. there are no arrests. >>> 5:01. 76 degrees outside. happening today, the trial of pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane will begin. matt delucia is live outside the montgomery county courthouse in norristown this morning. matt, it is the first day of jury selection. walk us through what's going to happen. >> tracy, this case all stems from documents, confident documents leaked to a newspaper reporter, a case a year in the making. as you mentioned were jury selection will begin later on this morning here in norristown. it puts the state's top prosecutor at the defense table. kathleen kane is facing several criminal charges, including perjury, official oppression and conspiracy. the case centers around the leak of secret grand jury documents and prosecutors are alleging that kane was responsible for the leaks and lied about it under oath. kane argued there is a plot against her and

here are today's contestants -- a high-school history, government, d economics teacher from woodland hills, california... a high-school math and physics teacher from laurel, maryland... and a middle-school english teacher from des moines, iow and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ applause ] thank you, johnny. and thank you, ladies and gentlemen, for tuning us in today. the rules for the quarter-final matches this week are the same as for all of our tournaments. the winners become semi-finalist, and there are those four wild card spots open for the high scorers among non-winners. next week at constitution hall. will jill, hannah, and ian be among that group? we begin finding out right now. good luck. here are the categories for the jeopardy! round. this is a whole category of anagrams. and finally, in honor of mother's day... we do. jill, you start us. let's talk about "x" for $200, please. hannah. when is xenon? yes. in the d.c. area for $200, please. ian. what is arlington national cemetery? correct.

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day, scott, woodland all share fourth. continue on nbc and golf channel . all the best to them in the weeks ahead. look forward to watching this come to a great conclusion. there's the lineup tonight on cbs beginning with "60 minutes" and nick, from torrey pines to pebble beach to reviera on to augusta through the carolinas and texas and in -- many other places in between. north of the boarder to canada, to baltusrol and the pga championship and then here to it's been quite a season. venues that are some of the most stung places on the planet. visual poetry for us. puts us on sensory overload and a great team to be a part of. nick: yeah, thank you, jim for being our glue. thank you, cbs. thank you golf fans. see you all next year. jim: see you at torrey pines in captioning sponsored by cbs >> quijano: south florida braces for severe weather. a possible tropical storm sets its sights on the weaker zones where standing water is a breeding ground for virus spreading mosquitoes. also tonight harrowing stories from the jet that had an engine belowout. plus two p

forest. 18,000 plants found six and a half miles outside of woodland park. this as not a makeshift operation. had an irrigation system, camping gear and chemicals to try to keep the animals area. whoever was operating this is still on the run. >>> a local marijuana grow shop has only two options, harvest or destroy all of its plants next month. the court denied a temporary injunction for star buds this marks the first time city officials denied the renewal of a cultivation license. the owners are trying to figure out what to do next. the store at the same location will remain open. >>> new colorado standardized tested results show some score improvements, but also that more students are opting out of the exam now. 75% of 9th graders took the test, but only a third of scores stayed the same from last year, from at least year to year. minority students in elementary school saw improvements. and act scores hit a five-year high. >> we have had real steady increases over the past few years, and when we look at those increases they are indicative of the improvemen

last winter several homes were damaged when mud and debris overflowed into woodland avenue. phase i focuses on the area between san francisco bay and highway 101. the end go el is to provide more than 5700 homes in the east palo alto, palo alto and menlo park with 100-year creek flood protection. >>> the moment that we've all been wait for now just hours away. our countdown to the opening ceremony is almost there. we take a live look right now. that is from a beautiful landscape in rio. of course nbc bay area is your home for all the games and all things olympics related. >> will not only tonight be a special moment for thousand of olympians in rio but memorable for olympians who have represented america in the past. we spoke with ann kribs of palo alto. she won a gold medal in swimming in the 1960 games in rome. she says athletes never forget marching in the opening ceremony like she did in italy. >> you burst out into the crowd of the stadium. 110,000 people. and they saw the united states delegation and there was a big cheer that went up. and it was so magnificent. i can

gun force hire in woodland park to find out. i am ready. >> good for them but not for me.> right next to mine. reporter: i am natural, you know? >> i am natural. >> i am so happy. reporter: christies' veto of a justifiable need to carry permit comes at time that the ap says more americans are for are gun control laws. >> well, political grandstanding because pe is on the trump train. he has eight years to do this. he is doing it now because he doesn't want the nra and the gun foam crash down on him. it helps. the second amendment people. will take it. >> supporters of the veto point to statistics like this showing that murder rates have actually dropped in areas where right to carry permits are on the rise. >> the crime rate is not nearly as high as new jersey's prime rate. part of the rinse because more people are allowed to carry guns. reporter: christie streed another measure on wednesday. this time, requiring retail tors stock up on mart guns, guns that are designed to only fire with the authorized users. i refer to them as not so smart guns. i don't trust anything tha

ç police recawere called to 60th woodland. there were shell casings all over the sidewalk.the stolen vehicle was found about four blocks away. there are no arrests. >>> this morning, a berks county community is grieving the loss of an entire family. police found the bodies of megan and mark short and their three children on saturday all with gunshot wounds in their sinking spring home. they also found what they're calling a murder/suicide note. they were featured in news stories in the past about how to get medication for their youngest daughter. we talk to a social worker about these types of cases. >> this is traj ek. one of the things we can do is begin to have frank conversations about how people cope. >> investigators have not said which adult pulled the trigger. >>> happening today in delaware, a teenager accused in the deadly assault of a classmate is scheduled to face a judge. the suspect is charged with negligent homicide in the death of 16-year-old amy joiner francis. she died in april after being beat innocent bathroom at a high school in wilmington. two other gi

come fall, part of the trail will run along sections of woodland zoned for bow hurting. jackie benson, news 4. >>> thousands of students are missing out on the first week back to school. it's because they are not immunized or haven't proven they have been vaccinated. the rule is, they have to stay home from school until they get it done. the deadline was the first day of school, which was yesterday. the school spokesman told us earlier there are still nearly 6400 students without proper documentation of their shots. >>> soccer suspended hope solo for six months after her comments she made during the olympics following the team's loss to sweden. after the americans were defeated solo said part quote we played a bunch of cowards, u.s. soccer said those weren't acceptable and require national team player. solo said in a statement she was saddened by the decision. the goalkeeper found herself in trouble before last year she served a 30-day suspension. according to u.s. soccer, the six-month suspension is effective immediately. from the live desk, i'm jason pew. >>> you may w

deputies are cleaning up a five acre marijuana grow in the pike national forest outside of woodland park. 18,000 marijuana plants were seized along with irrigation police looking for a man who has already attacked one woman in southeast denver. happened monday near a cemetery at parker road and dartmouth, our jeff todd live. this happened at an unusual time. >> reporter: yeah jim. just about an hour before dawn in a relatively busy part of town, there's some shopping centers in the area and residential. police say that the suspect threw the woman down to the ground and attacked. >> on au the morning a lady was walking when a man knocked her down and tried to sexually assault her. >> reporter: early monday morning. police will not say where the woman was coming or going but they are looking for this man. >> we were able to get a good sketch. hopefully somebody recognizes him. he has a bump on his eye. that is something that stands out in people's minds. >> reporter: he is described as an indian male, thin build, and that morning he was wearing all black. on the corner where it happened me

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and narrowly missed one car and slammed into a 2012 kia driven by 41-year-old mooree vol can of woodland and firefighters had to free her from the vehicle and investigators don't know why the man veered into traffic or whether drugs or alcohol were involved. >> an amtrak train headed to los angeles hit and killed a person walking on the tracks in south san jose this morning. sky 7 hd was over the scene after it happened along monterey road and skyway drive. the victim died at the scene. the coast star light train originated in seattle and had 239 passengers on board. none of them were hurt. the train resumed the trip after an investigation. >>> a single engine cessna with a student pilot at the controls overran the runway at reed hillview airport in san jose this morning. sky 7 hd shows you the four-seater crashed through a fence and stopped on nearby tele road. the pilot and instructor walked away unharmed. it happened during a flight lesson. the plane was towed back to the airport. >>> it looks look a medical plane that crashed on the way to oakland last month broke up mid-flight. a pr

deputies are cleaning up a five acre marijuana grow in the pike national forest woodland park. 18,000 marijuana plants were seized along with irrigation pipes. chemicals, and fertilizers, but no arrests have been made. >>> now to a developing story, police looking for a man who has already attacked one woman in southeast denver. happened monday near a cemetery at parker road and dartmouth, our jeff todd live. this happened at an unusual time. >> reporter: yeah jim. just about an hour before dawn in a relatively busy part of town, there's some shopping residential. police say that the suspect threw the woman down to the ground and attacked. >> on august 8 around 5:00 in the morning a lady was walking when a man knocked her down and tried to sexually assault her. >> reporter: early monday morning. police will not say where the woman was coming or going but they are looking for this man. >> we were able to get a good sketch. hopefully somebody recognizes him. he has a bump on his eye. that is something that stands out in people's min. an indian male, thin build, and that morning he was w

the "bluecut fire" has consumed more than 59 square miles of this hilly woodland community since tuesday and destroyed at least 96 homes and more than 200 other structures. those on the front lines blame the state's withering drought. >> i have never seen fire conditions that were so explosive. >> reporter: the fire is slowly being contained, but continued high temperatures and strong winds could change that in an instant. these two people have lived here 10 years. their house was spared. they credit the heroic efforts of firefighters. >> three houses behind us all the nearest ones they all burned, unfortunately. but thank god for those guys again. >> reporter: charles gill and his family are living in a trailer next to their home. their house is also intact but doesn't have electricity or water. he is thinking about his less fortunate neighbors. >> all these people you care about, live close to, everything that you work hard for, it's just -- it could have been going to in an instant and it was for so many people. so, um, you know, just feeling very blessed. >> reporter: the cause of th