i got to watch this from the nbc newsroom not far away from the area where he went for the gold medal. we watched him at the gate. he said he smiled at the gate then went for broke. at one point he looked behind and out of nowhere he pushed the power and crossed the finish that you won and you're a champion. the best moments are the ones you share with the people. that was to me more special that crossing the actual finish line. my dad met us at the dance. he kept saying you did it, you did it, you did it. we wanted to hug, but there was a fence. we were just kind of holding special moment. >> reporter: it was a special moment indeed. in fact that total when i saw connor run up that hill and reach through with his fingertips and put his forehead to his dad's forehead there were no dry eyes in the field. and tomorrow, some video of this beautiful young lady. saturday will be amazing. competing in the women's high jump final. the event will be streamed and it will be shown on news 3 after our primetime coverage. here is her message back to people back home. >> i just want to thank every

i got to watch this from the nbc newsroom not far away from the area where he went for the gold medal. we watched him at the gate. he said he smiled at the gate then went for broke. at one point he looked behind and out of nowhere he pushed the power and crossed the finish

this is our work space inside the nbc newsroom. how compact. judo, wrestling, fencing and basketball and they are supposed to represent the mountains of rio. this is where it all happens. the world coming together in a spectacular celebration of faster, higher and stronger. and those venues will all be opening up shortly. the olympic park is not open to the public just yet, but the opening ceremony will bring everyone nonafter friday. in rio, nancy chen, 7news. >>> edner has arrived in rio. he is excited to be part of the u.s. rugby team. in quick video of ebner, madison hughes and their other teammates. we spoke of the support he received from his patriots tea teammates back at home including matthew slater. >> i text matt almost -- every other day he is asking me what this is all like. i am trying to send him pictur pictures and let him know how stand, those guys have showed me so much support on this. i can't say enough about this. >> christa: nice. 7news is your home for the summer games. so much excitement that we are adding an extra half

. >> reed: if the flow of information today in the nbc rio newsroom like an amusement park, this would be a roller coaster ride. one minute we hear from major media outlets that ryan lochte minute nbc nightly news tweets out that people here say he has not been indicted. resilient police saying ryan lochte lied in there saying that his intoxication and rowdy behavior equals a lie and they say if he is indicted, he could be locked up for six months. three us gold metal swimmers stranded in brazil.>>. [indiscernable] >> over night gunnar bentz and jack were pulled from the flights before taking off and there passwords were temporarily come is getting. and according to the committee james feigen is now medication with authorities. ryan lochte quinn reconfirming his story. he told in an interview that -- but a brazilian judge says security footage obtained online shows them appearing the judge or saying look like they were joking around. ryan lochte first told bush that the taxi was forced from the road. >>. [indiscernable] >>. >> reed: now ryan lochte so they start to use the men's room a

we'll keep an eye on the situation and bring you any updates as they come into the nbc 10 newsroom. >>> nbc 10's jacqueline london is live in rio. she's following our local athletes as they compete for olympic gold. good to see you, jackie. >> reporter: good to see you, too, keith. jordan burrows is going for his second consecutive gold medal. he's from camden county. we're going to tell you why burrows says winning isn't his most important goal. that's next. >>> back here live in rio de janeiro. tomorrow the man who's arguably the best wrestler in the world hits the mat here in rio. his name is jordan burroughs and he's from sicklerville in camden county. >> every time i step on the mat, i get to see what i'm made of. >> reporter: he's confident. >> i think my best stuff is better than anyone else in the world's best stuff. i'm not afraid to make my plans and goals public. >> reporter: he's going for his second consecutive gold medal in the olympics. he's not just trying to win, he's trying to create a legacy. >> someone told me they were like, man, if you win this gold medal here, y

this is just in to the nbc 10 newsroom. a car smashed into homes along newton and haven avenues. six families are displaced. no one is being let in or out right now because of safety concerns. nbc 10's monique braxton is on her way, she's gathering new information. she'll bring us a live update in the next half hour. >>> who blasted an suv filled with people with bullets along the atlantic city expressway. state police are just beginning their investigation. >> that shooting killed one man and left four other people wound. pamela osborne is live at the farley service plaza with the latest on the state police investigation. pam, tell us how this all played out. 4- ápvr'g this is not a random . in fact, they're saying that the victims knew one another. the people involved in the shooting rather. a total of four people were shot inside of this white expedition. they are recovering at the hospital this morning. a second person was later found dead in the passenger seat of a car found on the garden state parkway. that man had been shot as well. it's unclear how. the driver o

we're following breaking news into the nbc 10 newsroom. a deadly hit and run in atlantic county. police tell us an suv hit and killed a woman while she was crossing the white horse pike at 6th avenue and galloway township. the deadly accident happened around 10:30 last night. witnesses told police the suv ran a red light, hit the woman and kept going. police are looking for an older model chevy tahoe or suburban. >>> skyforce 10 was over a busted water main that closed the intersection of bermont and glendale road in half tovertown >>> an engineering firm and project manager are denying they ripped off hurricane sandy victims. he and the firm pled guilty to not guilty of charges of felony fraud and operating without a license. firm to evaluate damage from the 2012 superstorm but scores of home owners filed lawsuits claiming engineering reports illegally altered by the firm cheated them out of insurance money. >> the insurance company is scamming the home eners. they should be penalized. >> smaller insurance payouts for some sandy victims to delay rebuilding their homes or walk aw

. >>> we are following breaking news into the nbc 10 newsroom. a deadly hit and run there atlantic county, police tell us an suv hit and killed a woman while crossing the white horse pike at 6th avenue and galloway township. the deadly crashç happened arod 10:30 last night. witnesses told police, the suv ran a red light, hit the woman and kept going. the police are looking for a silver older model chevy tahoe or suburban. >>> monsignor william lynn could move a step closer to freedom today. prosecutors are deciding whether or not to retry the former church official. last month, the pennsylvania supreme court upheld a ruling that lynn deserved a new trial. lynn has already served three years in prison for helping to protect priests accused of sex abuse. >>> the time is 5:32. now to decision 2016. presidential nominees donald trump and pennypack park are back on the campaign trail. pamela osborne is live in our digital operations center with more on that. trump just spoke at a rally near harrisburg. tell us more. >> tracy, at that rally donald tr

it's inside the nbc newsroom. the olympic park is compact. here we'll see judo, fencing and basketball. they're supposed to represent the mountains of rio. this is where it all happens. the world coming together in a spectacular celebration of faster, higher and stronger. by the way, behind-the-scenes tidbit on that story, i had to clean up my work spais before i filmed my stand-up there. there will be a lot of competition at those venues. we're is excited to bring it to you live. for now, back to you in boston. >> christa: great to see you there, nancy. thank you. coming up, patriot nate ebner is comparing to compete with the u.s. rugby team. he's talking about his teammates he's been in contact with. >> sarah: also this morning, cleaning crews and animal control officers heading back to found living in filth. and the people living in the home were taken to the hospital after neighbors complained about a terrible smell. 7's jennifer eagan is live now with more. jen? >> jennifer: sarah, two women were living here. they were taken to the hospi

inside the nbc news newsroom. one trait o is just how compact it is. these arenas will host judo, wrestling, fencing and basketball. they are supposed to represent the mountains of rio. this is where it all happens. the world coming together in a spectacular celebration of faster, higher and stronger. and those venues will all be opening up shortly. the olympic park isn't open to the public just yet. but the opening ceremony will bring everyone on in after friday. has arrived in rio. he is excited to be part of the u.s. men's rugby team. team u.s.a. posted this quick video of ebner, fellow local rugby player madison hughes and their other teammates. >> i text matt almost every other day. he is asking me what this is all like. i'm trying to send pictures and let him know how it is all going. and youno on the stand, man, those guys have shown me so much support through this. >> christa: don't forget, 7 news is your home for the summer games. we have so much excitement to tell you about. we are adding an extra half hour of today in new england. starting o

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reporting live in the newsroom, joe amorsino, 7 news. >> anchor: thank you, joe. so it's going to be another t here on 7 nbc. >> anchor: besides michael phelps and katie and the pool there are few things you don't want to miss. the machine's gymnastics final. they are in second place, heading into tonight's action. the men's synchronized diving, olympic gold medalist takes the platform with a new partner and kerry walsh jennings and april ross take the stand for another round of women's beach volley ball. >> anchor: during the games they are some of the most watched parents in the stand. again coming up 7's nancy chen will speak with them about raising an olympian. >> anchor: also ahead, giselle opening up about her runway walk during the opening ceremony. what she had to say about that and the support she is getting from husband tom brady. >> anchor: don't forget we're adding an extra half hour of today in new england during the summer games so if you miss any of the action you will be able to see highlights and headlines from 4:30 until 7:00 a.m. >> anchor: comi

in the newsroom, nbc news. >> a fire gutted a nursery in san martin. as you can see, firefighters attacked the flames from above with helicopters just like they do o for a wildfire. fire broke out around at the lakeside nursery on murphy avenue around 4:30 this afternoon. one man rushed to the scene after he saw smoke rising. >> i also seen a propane tank shot up like 300 feet in the air and blew up. looks like there is a lot of wood. it is so black and a lot of plastic. >> there are no reports of injuries. investigators don't know what sparked the fire. water park in kansas city will be closed tomorrow after the son of a kansas state lawmaker died going down the world's largest water slide. 12-year-old caleb swab died on the roof which is the water park's main attraction. it is 168 feet tall and so risky that riders hear a two-page safety warning before going down. riders reach speeds up to 45 miles an hour. test brg it opened speeds were up to 70 mile-an-hour, so fast they decided to slow down the slide. investigators are working to determine what ca

you can catch all the action right here on 7 nbc. reporting live in the newsroom joe amorosino 7 news. >> anchor: stay tuned after this newscast for our olympic zone special at 7:30. and we ll coverage of the olympic games on air and online. we will be check nothing with her tonight live on 7 news at 11. >> anchor: there is more news today delta flights grounded across the country and that does include right here at boston's logan airport. passengers spent the day facing delays all because of a computer glitch. amaka ubaka live at logan right now. in the last hour things improved dramatically. there is barely a line now. we do know 650 flights world wide have been cancelled today. lingering lines at the delta check in counter. >> a little frustrating for the people waiting here. >> reporter: children along with adults forced to be patient after a power outage in atlanta caused flights all over the world to be cancd delayed. >> i don't understand how a power failure can take out an airline across the world i guess. that's baffling. >>

reporting live in the newsroom, joe amorosino, 7 news. >> kim: thank you. coming up tonight on the late edition of 7 insurance news on the local golden girl. whereby does ali raisman keep her medals. >> adam: coming up this evening, two-time olympic gold medal winner kayla harrison trains in secret weapon all along. a famous training partner helped her in the gym. >> adam: update on the leg capital one believes your bank should work for you, not the other way around. so capital one reimagined banking... ? with a place that feels nothing like a bank. tually free... no minimums. no fees. and a top-rated app, let's you bank right here. that's banking reimagined. >> adam: back in the olympic zone. kayla harrison is golden in women's judo, she made history in 2012 when she won her first gold we remember. best in the world. >> kim: one of them was former ufc champ rhonda rowsy, she talked about their special bond. >> reporter: they're two of the strongest women in competitive fighting. kayla harrison the first american to win olympic gold in judo rhonda rousey th

we'll show you the video just in to the nbc bay area newsroom showing that motorcycle. the officer was headed to another crash on 280, driving 60 miles an hour, when he smashed into a car in front of him that was going about

that begins at 8:00 right here on 7 nbc. reporting live in the newsroom, joe amorosino, 7news. >> we'll be there, joe. >>> and the women's gymnastics team responsible for one of the gold medals that you just mentioned. the final five dominated in the gym. needham native aly raisman is the captain of that team. she put on a near flawless performance. >> that's right. there in rio. >> the u.s. women's gymnastics team defending their olympic title. lives there for the whole competition, and when team usa took gold,the energy was aly raisman leading the u.s. gymnastics team to two separate titles. >> back-to-back olympic golds, how does it feel? >> it feels incredible. i'm just so excited. >> reporter: the girls finally revealing the secret name they'd given themselves after the big win. >> we are the final five! >> final five, tell me about that team name. >> well, it's marta's last olympics so we kind of wanted to dedicate it to her, and the next olympic there's oy team so we're basically the final team of five left. >> report

prime time action begins at 8:00 right here on 7 nbc. reporting live in the newsroom, joe amorosino, 7news. >>> all right, joe. on to u.s. women's gymnastics. a perfect performance yesterday in rio. aly raisman and the entire final no other country even coming close. nancy chen was inside the arena for that whole competition. >> what a night for team usa. the u.s. women's gymnastics team defending their olympic title. lives there for the whole session and when team usa took gold, the energy was electrifying. [ applause ] >> reporter: needham native aly raisman once again girl. leading the u.s. women's gymnastics team to two consecutive titles. >> an olympic gold medal winning moment. >> i was there went team stepped off the podium. >> back-to-back olympic golds, how does it feel? >> it feels incredible. >> reporter: the girls finally were feeling the secret name they've given themselves after the big win. >> we are the final five! >> tell me about the final five. we kind of want to dedicate it to her and the next olympics there's only a

we'll show you the video just in to the nbc bay area newsroom showing that motorcycle. the officer was headed to another crash on 280, driving 60 miles an hour, when he smashed into a car in front of him that was going about 5 miles an hour. all of this according to the california highway patrol. we are told that the officer suffered minor injuries, and the passenger in the car was not hurt. >>> we are also following a major crash on highway 101. let's bring in mike with the problems on 101. mike? >> yeah, scott and chris, we'll show you the map behind us here. we have video also of what exactly happened over there on the freeway. we had a deadly crash involving a motorcycle. there you go, coming down to the bottom of the screen at this orientation, you see the traffic squeezing by op the shoulder. this is a deadlyrash involving a motorcycle there. that scene is still blocking the majority of the lanes traveling northbound. folks are getting off of the freeway. if you get back on and off, just take 280 as your alternate. you see all the backup. if we can get you back to

you can h airs tonight in prime time right here on 7 nbc. reporting live in the newsroom, joe amorsino, 7 news. >> anchor: we'll be watching, joe, thanks. the quest for gold continues in rio today. 14 medal events on the line. >> anchor: that includes swimming and gymnastics. brian mooar in rio. >>> team u.s.a.'s winner will race for another and third executive gold medal. women and men's rowing teams off it a strong start in rio. splash along with the water polo team while on land erequestians hit their stride. the men's gymnastics team looking ahead to competition tonight hoping to win its first medal since 2008. but the defeat in table tennis was one of several disappointments. muhammad knocked out in fencing, missy franklin finished 12th in preliminary for the after winning his 19th gold, michael phelps is ready tore takeoff with the world watching and audions including the world's cutest baby boomer. his son, little boomer phelps. tonight 9 undefeated men's and women's basketball teams on the court, four medals up for grabs in swimming.

reporting live in the san francisco newsroom, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. >>> and san jose family is displaced tonight after a fire ripped through their home this afternoon. the family is okay, but sadly two of their four dogs were killed. nbc bay area marrianne fabro is here with us about how they rescued the pets. firefighters were able to go inside and rescue brodie. it was an emotional row union as he was carried to his owners arms. he was wagging his tail like crazy. firefighters found him inside the home, hiding. >> we found the third one. i think he was hiding under a piece of furniture in a closet somewhere. >> reporter: families pitbull survived, but the family discovered their maltese, cook i did, dead inside the home. firefighters are now looking into the cause of the two-alarm fire. they were able to contain the flame so they didn't spread to the adjacent homes. the family was not home when the fire broke out. they tell me they were out doing errands and saw the smoke, but had no idea that it was coming from their hoes. right now, they are boar

reporting live in the newsroom, joe amorsino, 7 news. >> anchor: now to the latest on that diving dilemma in rio. as we have been telling you the diving pool turned green. officials had to cancel diving practice to give the pool some time to turn back to the right color. meanwhile, it was an historic loss for the u.s. women's soccer team. brian mooar has more on that from rio. >>> for the first time in live us has tory the outcome of a penalty kicks. >>> she scores! >> reporter: for the first time ever, the two time gold u.s. team was knocked out in the quarter finals. tonight with the whole world watching michael phelps swims what may be the left individual event of his extraordinary olympic career. he wants to leave a champion. >>> it's wild to think that 20 years ago, over 20 years ago i stopping competition wise in the next 48 hours. >>> katie ledecky hoping to make her own history, the 800 meter free. diverse in holding pattern today as the pool was closed to turn the water from green to blue. and in the opening day of track and feel, molly huddle set an american record in a 10,000 m

more information just into the nbc bay area newsroom. a couple of police chases. the first the suspect search in san jose after a burglary. all of it started at 4:20 this morning. security spotted three suspects and gave police that information. an officer spotted a car on highway 85 and gave chase. they got off on cam don avenue. that car was disabled around lancaster road along this stretch you see on the map there. officers are in the process of doing a search in that area after catching one of the suspects but a couple more got away. earlier the suspect in another chase gets caught with the help of a police dog. this is after a low speed pursuit up from the south bay. it ended up in oakland. it all started with the suspect acting erratically taking officers on 580 and 92. it took about three hours and ended up catching the guy off only tunnel road on highway 24. investigators say the man appears to have some sort of mental health issues. >>> a bit cool er than what we have seen. a check of your weather and traffic, right after this. traffic ==trafc >>> good mo

video just came into our newsroom from our nbc helicopter in the past 15 minutes. it shows firefighters pulling the man to safety. we're told he is hurt but conscious and breathing. >> it didn't go down without a fight. raymond "shrimp boy" chow, the notorious chinatown gangster lashed out in court saying he was wrongly convicted. the judge disagreed and sente e sentenced him to life in prison. he was convicted back in january of 162 counts ranging from murder to conspiracy to racketeering and monday laundering. today the federal judge gave him two life sentences for those crimes. the judge said he agreed with the prosecutor who call him a babbittial liar, narcissist and parasite. chow says he'll fight for an appeal. >>> a collective sigh of relief tonight on the front lines of a wildfire. evacuation orders have been l t lifted jodi hernandez has been tracking the fire all day and joins us now with the latest. >> reporter: despite all the good news this, fire is far from contained. >> reporter: that's right. we're waiting for updated information and word is this fi

reporting live in the newsroom, joe amorsino, 7 news. >> anchor: thanks, joe. the goal. in fact she is one step closer to a major medal milestone. >> anchor: we have more news here to cover on 7 news. officials say they now know what caused a house on plum island to go up in flames. we'll have the very latest. >> anchor: a follower sox skipper terry francona and indians in an afternoon matchup. joe amorsino will come back with all of the highlights all coming shaws and star market have everything you need, every day! the freshest food and low shaws and star market prices. and now save even more during our huge anniversary sale. happy anniversary to me. stop in and save on snack favorites, doritos and cheetos, only $1.99. plus get 2-liter pepsi for just 89 cents. anniversary sale. >> anchor: going for the gold in rio today. she has already won gold in three executive olympic games but u.s. beachvilly ball star kerry walsh jennings is on the verge of something that is only been done one time before. she is hoping to become the second american woman to win four ec team sena

the same could be said about the newsroom here at nbc 10. we miss you, too, jackie. you're doing an excellent job out there. >> reporter: yeah. >> well, we're talking sports. eagles training camp is officially a wrap, as the regular season inches closer. the last day of camp for players here at the nova care complex. great chances for fans to meet the players. coming up next, the preseason game against the steelers in the steel city of pittsburgh. you can watch the game thursday night at 7:00 on csn or cozi tv. csn 847, comcast, 576 for verizon customers. and cozi for comcast. 460 for verizon and 10.2 over the air. >>> tune in before the game for eagles preseason kickoff. this week, john clark takes new eagles quarterback coach back to his montgomery county high school for 20 years, after leaving his own legacy behind. he shared words of wisdom for the new radner quarterback, at 6:30. >>> coming up next, a mother and daughter say they're still reeling from the death of a loved one. while attempting to clear up old bills, they say one company continued to make matters

. >> our team coverage on the olympics drama begins with nbc bay area's ian cole in the newsroom. this is now becoming a legal and diplomatic matter. >> it is, janelle, because police are investigating the group's claims. authorities have tried to keep all four of them in the country for questioning going so far as to pull two of them off their flight home moments before it was supposed to take off. two u.s. swimmers in rio, jack conger and gunnor bentz pulled off their flight. authorities want answers from them, jimmy fiegen and ryan lochte about the night they were allegedly held up in rio. >> a gun, tapped it, put it to my forehead and said get down. >> reporter: a brazilian judge claims there are holes in the group's statements saying lochte told police they were approached by one thief, another said a few attackers surprised the athletes. surveillance video obtained by daily mail in the uk shows swimmers clearing security at the athletes village hours after the incident. the judge noting the swimmers appeared to be joking and unshaken. matt lauer spoke exclusively with lochte

we're following some breaking news into the nbc 10 newsroom in philadelphia's frankfort neighborhood is taking place right now. police plan to shut down that street. we're told homes in the area have lost their water service. they're also diverting buses around that scene. the water department, we're told, is on its way there. stay tuned to nbc 10 and you can check nbc10.com or the nbc 10 app for any updates. it's a pretty simple question: is pat toomey's agenda your agenda? toomey voted seven times to defund planned parenthood. he even tried to shut down the federal government in order to eliminate funding for planned parenthood. and toomey's against a woman's right to choose and supports overturning roe v. wade which would allow states to criminalize abortion. pat toomey: he's focused on his own agenda, not us. majority forward is responsible for the content of this advertising. longest and fastest zipline in north america, there's only one place to do it. and that's not the only thing you can only find in new york state. ♪ it's all in the catskills. only in new york. new york. i

reporting live in foster city, michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. s stillk you. this just into the newsroom. rnean jose baby abducted by his ors er has been found. monthr, the search is still on for his mom. you see her photo there to the left. purnell disappeared with her child after prosecutors told her last month that she had lost custody. an african-american woman with several facial piercings and tattoos. a> we now know the identity of -- man who was found dead in the stairwell of bloomingdales. s e man was a chef at a highly rated local restaurant. he was found yesterday in a locked area of the westfield san francisco center near union square. more from the scene and the very latest. christie? >> reporter: raj, we stopped by the restaurant earlier today. they were understandably upset, didn't want to speak. they had just heard the news about frank glash galicia and i co-worker who saw him at the bottom of the stairs with injury. word spread quickly about the death of a popular line chef. >> obviously very sad. i know sons & daughters has been here in this n

tune in right here on nbc to see if team u sr. a can add -- system -- team usa can add to that. reporting live in 9 newsroom news. >> adam: there is much more from the olympic zone. >> jadiann: coming up on 7 news at 6:00 we're taking a dive into the pool and by we i mean nancy chen. she is showing you when it takes to become a synchronized swimmer? >> will tom brady return to the field tonight? the patriot preparing to take on the chicago bears in >> adam: back in the olympic zone and today nance i chen is making a splash in the pool with her turn as a synchronized swimmer. this will be good, right. the women's only sport has been part of the olympics since 1984. >> jadiann: it has been dubbed aquatic ballet. >> reporter: big stars in the pool have included mikey all to music all while swimming. i'm talking about synchronized swimming and i got a chance to try it out. ester williams but the it on the map: synchronized swimming with its grace, its smiles all while underwater. >> it's like you are sprinting and running and holding your health so it's very hard. >> under. >> repor

reflecting a cbs poll from earlier this week, a new nbc surveymonkey national poll shows clinton with an eight point lead. in the newsroom, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >> back to meg whitman, big backer of governor chris christie. this is quite the turnaround. >> she was chris christie's national fundraising chairman when he was running for president but when he endorsed trump after he dropped out he cut ties. now her fundraising prowess goes to democrats. >> thank you. >>> big changes are coming to the oakland unified school district after an autistic child was pinned down by his caretakers for more than 93 minutes. it happened at a private school contracted through the oakland unified school district. the mother of the 9-year-old child discovered the mistreatment and found it was a common practice at the school. she sued and won. now the district must sever all contracts to its schools that use prone restraints. >>> now police are looking for two men who shot someone in broad daylight. it happened yesterday afternoon near the arroyo bike trail in livermore. officers say that the two confr

you can catch all the olympic action right here on 7 nbc in prime time. then stay tuned for 7news for the recap and live reports from 7's nancy chen. reporting live in the newsroom, joe amorosino, 7news. >>> we have more from the olympic zone. >> still ahead on 7news at 6:00, speaking of nancy, we're taking a major leap. well, nancy is, taking to the it's an olympic sport, you know. >> i was gonna say nancy looks a little different there. >>> plus, some insight into what jimmy denver rap below is experiencing. an expert giving us inside knowledge to what it's like to learn from tom brady. for all those pokers, prodders, shuckers and sniffers, all stop & shop produce is triple checked. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. everything nature's promise is so wholesome. and it doesn't take the whole paycheck. stop & shop's exclusive nature's promise. there's nothing to stop you until this kicks in. >> reporter: they are trampolinists but this is a far cry from jumping up and down in your backyard. holland massachusetts native shaun kennedy

this new video in to our newsroom, the flame and the smoke is called the clayton fire. it is creating quite a bit of smoke and burned 600 acres. people who live in the lower lake area have been told to leave their homes just miles from the area that was evacuated because of the value fire. just yesterday that massive fire destroyed more than 1300 homes and killed four people. we were told that cal fire is sending resources to help fight this new fire. the clayton fire is just 15% contained. >> a chaotic incident in a hayward incident. it all happened near interstate 880. live in hayward with more on the investigation. >> it was certainly a violent night in one hayward neighborhood. the police said the driver in a stolen car hit an officer and started ramming patrol cars. they opened fire and it didn't end there. >> i heard pop, pop, pop, pop. >> this neighbor took cover when she heard gunshots outside. >> i heard the gunshots and a car like a big muscly car rev off and drive off. i heard a crash and more cop cars and the helicopters going around. >> hayward police respo

in the newsroom, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >> back to meg whitman, didn't she back chris christie? >> she was his national fundraising chair when he was running for president but then when he endorsed trump after dropping out, she cut ties accusing christie of a, quote, astonishing display of political opportunism. >> thank you. >>> trump was also involved in a more lighthearted controversy yesterday when a baby started making noise at a virginia rally. >> don't worry about that baby. i love babies. i love babies! i hear that baby crying, i like it. i was kidding. get that kid out of here. i love having a baby crying while i'm speaking. [ laughter ] >> the baby wasn't the only one to be escorted out. a row of people was out who staged a protest. >>> starbucks thought selling straws made out of stainless steel was a good idea but kids will be hurt when they take sips. jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com reports. >> reporter: good morning. the price of crude oil keeps falling so that's been dragging down energy stocks wanted it the market. the dow was down 90 yesterday, the 7th straight

. >> pete williams in our washington newsroom. thank you. >>> a grim milestone to tell you about in chicago where august is now the most violent month there in 20 years. alone. as nbc's kevin tibbles tells us what suspects in that case. >> reporter: the sound of a broken heart. >> all this senseless killing to stop. what is it doing to us? >> reporter: diane aldridge lost her daughter friday, 32-year-old nikea aldridge cau i pushing her newborn in a stroller. she was the cousin of nba superstar dwyane wade who took to social media. four kids lost their mom for no reason. unreal, enough is enough. two brothers who police say are convicted felons out on parole learned today of their murders. 459, compared to 308 this time last year. >> how tired are you of hear the phrase, enough is enough? >> reporter: chicago's police superintendent wants the courts to come down harder on gun crimes. >> you spend more time in jail for retail theft than you do for a gun offense. >> shoplifting? >> a guy shoplifting hot dogs because he's hungry. >>

mark crumpton has more from the newsroom. mark: a new poll has hillary clinton leading donald trump i-8 points. the nbc news survey monkey paul 42%.linton leading 50% to four-away race that includes gary johnson and jill stein, clinton leads trump 42% to 30%, with johnson at 9%, and nine at 9%. encouragingama is republican leaders to withdraw support for donald trump a made the comments during a joint press conference with singapore's prime minister. president obama: the fact that he does not appear to have basic knowledge around critical issues in europe, in the middle east, means that he is woefully unprepared to do this job. meanwhile, trump says the president and hillary clinton single-handedly destabilize the middle east. bratton has announced his register this recognition. he has twice to serve as new police commissioner and is the only person to serve in that capacity in new york and los angeles. james o'neill will succeed william bratton. the centers for disease control and prevention is making available $16 million i

reporting live in the newsroom, joe amorsino, 7 news. >> anchor: thank you, joe. and travis stevens. watch for him. medal in jude the wakefield man trying for the third time to make the podium in rio. we'll have more on his story coming up in a few minutes. >> anchor: we have some exciting news about the future of 7 news. at the start of next year, we will be expanding the amount of news we bring you every day. it's all to give you more options and coverage you won't see anywhere else. dan hausle takes a closer look at this new schedule.. >> reporter: don't touch that remote. boston television is headed for a change next becomes an independent station. but viewers will find the more things change, the more they will remain the same. >>> they will see in large part of the same station they have always seen, 7 news. >> reporter: boston police-- yes, 7 news will still be right there on channel 7 and whatever cable channel you now tune to. behind the scenes, station owner ed anssin said whdh will increase staff and news coverag. >>> we're going to have coverage of the

producer is accuseed of running a prostitution shop out of his chandler home and he's often part of nbc network news team coverage that they cover big stores across arizona and he used to run the fox tv newsroom in tucson and court documents say he had a male prostitute working out of his chandler home and according to the documents, undercover police lessen. this is a neighbor and her reaction. no words. speechless. the suspect did no the have much to say either. a man said that he could not talk. we didn't hear back from nbc news. >> inch of the it's a race against the clock right now to find survivors in yesterday's earthquake in italy. and this is something else. i have to tell you. the death to magnitude quake rose overnight while you were sleeping to 247. how far, crews are still working frantically right now and trying to dig out survivors and the death toll should still rise, cluing those from the u.s. and that were in this area. y there central italian towns have been reduced to rubble and an entire box of buildings turned into boils of sand, the area and a putrid smell of gas

another poll from "wall street journal" nbc, shows clinton up nine. welcome to brand new hour of "america's newsroom." i'm bill hemmer. i'm still here. liz: elizabeth prann in for martha maccallum. amid reports of a campaign in turmoil as trump feuds with fellow republicans. we spoke with trump campaign manager paul manafort. he says the campaign and republican party are solidly behind trump. >> the republican party is solidly united. do we agree on everything? no. mr. trump is outsider, so his relationships with the party are not as deep and long traditionally would be with republican nominee. that is not to say he doesn't have good relations. we're working strongly with reince priebus and rnc and with republican leadership in the house and senate. i think you will see coming together of both paul ryan, mitch mcconnell and donald trump in the course of this campaign because they all agree on one thing, we need a republican president and republican congress. that we'll make changes america needs. bill: from 30 minutes ago. chris wallace, anchor of "fo

. >> nbc bay area's colin resch is with us. three things that caught our attention. what we've been talking about in the newsroom, the great success last night from the final five, gabby douglas but an apology from her today. >> she felt like she was forced to do this, did it on twitter, said i'm sorry, basically she stood at attention. she didn't have her hand over her heart during the national anthem. i found it interesting as i was reading a lot about the story earlier, the "washington post" pointed out in her defense, david robinson, he didn't have his hand over his heart in 1992 at the dream team. he went to the naval academy. at a moment like this, guys, i think everyone can kind of do what they feel is necessary. and the moment -- >> it was her moment. >> it was her moment. but there's so much going on in your head, sometimes you might just forget -- remember, she was holding a figurine they all had in her other hand. maybe it just didn't register. my teammates are all doing this, i should do it. >> nonetheless, she apologized. >> much adieu about nothing. >>>

the embattled quarterback explained his "reasoning" for not standing during the national anthem-- nbc bay area's bob redell is in santa clara with the latest. ==take pkg== outcue:std. trt:1.46 ==anim== ==sam//fullscreen== just into our newsroom -- game against the packers you can see kol krin kaepernick sitting down on the side lines while hes tame mates stand during the national anthem and this is not the first time he sat out the anthem, it is just the first time people took notice. yesterday colin kaepernick explained he is protesting the way people treat people of color. kaepernick believes this stems from a lack of training for officer. >> i will continue to sit and stand with the people that are being oppressed. to me this is something that has to change. and when there is significant change and i feel like that flag represents what it is supposed to represent and this country is representing the people twhat it is supposed to, i'll stand. >> we don't think he is a bad teammate just because he decided to voice his opinion on such a strong topic but we just can't allow this to di

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