i want to thank my ranking member, congressman peterson. we want to cooperate to provide support for the poultry injury. >> mr. newhouse. mr. newhouse: thank you for holding this hearing on this important topic. it seems one of the things that is an all hands on deck kind of situation. i appreciate the focus on it and the panel discussing these issues. i appreciate the presence of our state veterinarians. your approach to helping us learn and be cared for what ever happens in the future. it seems to me when the next outbreak occurs, there will be no time for handwringing. in my experience, i appreciate dr. clifford's valuable help dealing with animal health issues. appreciative of you being here. i love the no time restraint. that is very valuable. i appreciate the opportunity to delve into this. a couple of questions to begin with. concerning the national health network. my understanding is the federal funding currently supplies 5% of the cost of operating the lab system. the same is critical to detection, response, recovery to disease out

. >> reporter: cherish peterson was pretty emotional when she sat down to talk about what happened. the 27-year-old mom makes no excuses for accidentally forgetting her 2-month-old baby boy in front of an arizona grocery store monday. >> i got in to my car and normally i put my cart away but i didn't need to because i parked at the front of the store and i never park there. and i drove away. >> reporter: peterson said she had to run to the store with her four small children to buy some candy for a nephew's birthday and simply lost track of the baby. an off duty phoenix police officer almost immediately spoted the infant and took him to a nearby hair salon. the child was not hurt but it didn't take long for the story to spread on social media with people calling cherish a drug addict and terrible mom. she returned looking for her baby within 40 minutes. >> as i was pulling in to the garage, my 4-year-old goes where's baby? his car seat is right behind me and i turned around and looked and realized. it was 40 minutes but it was not two hours and i never took my other kids out of the c

. >>> coyote peterson versus an alligator snapping turtle. see if it he can take the challenge and still keep his arm. >> ooh! >>> if you're on a scooter or motorcycle, no matter how good your skills, no matter how where you are, you are still at the whim of drivers paying attention to you, so you got a guy on a scooter, a yamaha. >> oh, geez! >> he was hit by that white honda odyssey. the honda goes through the fence into oncoming traffic, miraculously doesn't hit anything over there but hit the ka are with a dash cam, start aid chain reaction accident. the guy on the yamaha hits the grouped. the white car hits it with a dash cam forces that car to run with that van in front of it. >> how is the motorcyclist? >> he scampered to his feet as quick as possible. >> he did get to his feet quickly but suffered serious back injuries and still hospitalized. the driver of the white honda odyssey took off and police are still looking for that guy. >> are you kidding? how do you miss a giant white van with wreckage on it? >> it looks like singapore. si

ray rice adrian peterson greg hardy, all cases successfully challenged on appeal in court. joining us is bob bowlen sports law professor of ohio law university good to have you with us. jim gray, fox news sports ss analyst. your emotion, i can't imagine, you're close to so many of the principals here. what's your reaction to robert craft today saying basically the hell with you, mr. goodell? >> well i guess he's feed up with the process. i gets heuess he felt by taking and accepting that he didn't want to take back in may, the path would be easier for tom brady. didn't work out that way. he's been involved in a number of issues with many deals,

both parnel and peterson were shots. parnel's younger sister was in the home but unharmed. >> and this was a very bold attack by these perpetrators. these two individuals were taken to living rooming of the home and shot in the back of the head. execution style. >> i'm very, very, very, very angry. i'm mad inside. and this didn't have to be. >> the citizens crime commission is administering a 10,000 reward for arrest and conviction of the person responsible and all you need to do is call 2 15-546-tips all calls will remain anonymous. >> i just want answers and want these people put away. >> for branch the 7 years that passed have not won it's not right when a mother has to put a child in the grave it's not right, it's not normal. >> for "crime fighters" i'm rick williams, "channel 6 >> for "crime fighters" i'm rick williams, "channel 6 action news." ♪ i am never getting married. never. psssssh. guaranteed. you picked a beautiful ring. thank you. we're never having kids. mmm-mmm. breathe. i love it here. we are never mo

others rushing to support peterson on twitter. and a facebook page attracting nearly 17,000 members. supporters sharing what they call their own perfectly imperfect parenting moments, and calling for forgiveness. the public punishment through social media has to be more painful than any charges brought against her. i forgive and so should we. >> i made a horrible mistake. >> that was jesse palmer reporting. it should be noted in may, a phoenix mother was sentenced to 18 years probation for leaving her two sons inside her suv during a job interview. >>> we are learning more this afternoon about the death of a baseball fan from the upper deck of turner field in atlanta. the fulton county medical examiner said today that greg murray died of blunt force trauma after he fell during the braves-yankees gam saturday night. the 60-year-old began to heckle alex rodriguez and fell about 50 feet. it left braves fans and players understandably shaken. >> all we can do is pray about it. hopefully he just would find strength to go out and play a

the peterson fire started at 5:30 this afternoon. peterson lane in kelsey view. burned at least 400 acres and structures are threatened. this is the third major fire in lake county this summer. the jerusalem fire near middletown is 98% contained. the riocky fire contained last friday. head to abc 7 news meteorologist for a look at conditions. firefighters are facing in the area tonight. drew. >> they have pretty good conditions at this hour. relative humidity is high. the wind are rather calm. take a look to the south of kelseyville. relative humidity its good. 68%. high. wind in the area are calm. widen out. show you this is relatively close to the other two fires in lake county. the rocky fire and jerusalem fire. so the forecast over 24 hours. near the peterson fire. relatively calm wind. early morning hours. then tomorrow afternoon. a westerly wind gusting to 13 miles per hour. firefighters will face westerly wind. keep much of the bay area comfortably cool for sunday. look at numbers. the seven-day forecast in a few minutes. matt. >> thank you, drew. well aut

peterson mentioned about being in plain clothes. he said it is because they knew there were some folks in the crowd that were armed. they identified them earlier and more them at least it was a opportunity to kind of track and follow them. but one of the concerns that a number of people said today, is again, who is hopping out of this car? it was an unmarked car. belmar said there were lights on inside the vehicle. now at this point they would say we don't have any proof lights were turned on. belmar would say we made ourselves known. as the state of confusion here. folks are frustrated. there is outpouring of anger and grief while they were trying to have this peaceful weekend. while all accounts until the shooting it had been as such. but as always the case in ferguson it is always hanging by a string. we'll see what goes down tonight. >> reverend blackmon, what is your greatest concern now a year later as we confront the issues still unrevolved. conversation apleasanty. what is your greatest set of concerns there a year later? >>

the judge and peterson's attorney would not comment about whether peterson fulfilled the terms of his deal. >>> it was walk off wednesday in major league baseball. three teams winning in their final at-bat. the white sox and rays tied at 5-5 in the bottom of the ninth inning. with bases loaded garcia draws a walk to bring the winning run home for chicago. the sox stopped tampa bay 6-5. >>> after tying the game up with two outs in the ninth inning, the angels beat the indians when they missed the mark. they beat the tag at the plate. the angels win, 4-3. >>> and colorado's michael mckenry leaves no doubt he blasted a two out two run homer to give the rockies a 7-5 win over seattle. >>> finally, it's going to be hard for the new england patriots to escape the deflategate scandal this season. the company is selling foam hats that look like deflated footballs. another shaped like a needle used to deflate the footballs. the company is selling t-shirts and hats reading deflatriots. it's landed tom brady a four game suspension. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," best

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peterson said, give me a little bit of love. don't show me as monster. i love my kids. both are working in concert to try to rehab if he is getting help and -- >> what i will -- i have a lot less problem with fathers overdisciplining their children than those that disappear from their lives. >> point taken. >> have they, sort of maybe gotten the message from the public that they -- >> if i could do it in one or two sentences, since there are like eight years old, since they're eight years old, they have been held on a pedestal. they have stood out from everyone at such a young age. they have gotten privileges, that just other people don't get. i don't blame them, if your whole life this is what it is, you think you're above the rules. you don't have to play by the rules, until you are -- >> you're exactly right. imagine the entitlement. >> that is the word i'm looking for. >> you used the word desperate for the nfl in the off-season. i imagine all the teams would like to get a little love. we saw it work with stefan curry in the nba with his beautiful little girl at his

please welcome susan peterson. [applause] thank you for coming today. it's a pleasure to come to the new york public library because half of the book was written at the center for writers and scholars across the street at the schwartz building. so i have an incredible debt of gratitude to the new york public and i'm a loyal member here. it is now a century as you know in the first world war and europe we have seen a lot of commemorations but those were mostly about the war in europe but this is also the world war. the story i'm going to tell you today starts from the fact. so let me start by taking you back 100 years and reminding you of some of the less remembered theaters of the war. germany had an empire in 1914 and actually was not a small one. new zealand started to scramble to see the colonies by sending the ship to kathy a in western somehow a and deposing the german administration in late august. you can see western samoa right over there. then the australians and the germans out of the bismarck northwesterly at. of. the australians than planned

more than 200 firefighters battling the peters's and fire -- peterson fire. the cause is under investigation. this is the latest in several fires in lake county.>> is spread very quickly, and the mac played a major role mac in the fires. let's bring in mark tamayo to see what kind of weather to see -- fire crews will have to deal with. >> winds around 20 miles an hour, closer to 10. reports are spotty away from the fire. as a result, we have experienced some rapid growth with this activity. to give you an idea of the location once it again, here is kelsey ville. around closer the highland springs, you can see around the fire zone, you can see the location reported by cal fire. out toward adobe creek road you can see how much terrain there is here. a lot of dry brush to work with that's why we have noticed rapid growth of the fire. there are not a lot of weather stations in the region, but we have a temperature of 69 degrees. winds this stage are calm, but relative humidity levels are right around 56%. humidity will be key tell the fire cruise overnight becaus

peterson became eligible for early termination after completing a third of probation along with 80 hours of community service and paying a fine. prosecutors are expected to appeal the decision because they believe the terms of probation have not been met. >>> wisconsin governor scott walker will sign a bill to use $250 million in taxpayer money to build a new arena for bucs in milwaukee. both branches pass last month. the rest of the money for the $500 million plan plan will come from current and previous team owners. >>> ugs go. subpoenaed lance armstrong's medical records to see a if doctors knew about his performance of enhancing drugs during 1996. it comes as part of the lawsuit to recover millions of dollars in sponsorship money paid to his team. his lawyer blocked it calling it violation of privacy. >>> in denver rockies trailing mariners 3-0 in the sixth. kyle parker sprinting for a ball a long the left field stands. flying into the crowd and hangs onto the ball. spectacular catch in foul territory. that's impressive for the out. >>> hot one in denver yesterday. seattle closer too

police arrested peterson when she tried to carjack other drivers. they believe she was on drugs and suffering from a mental illness. >>> police recognize a man who helped capture a trooper. steven vincent arrived on the scene of a truck in a ditch sunday. police say the truck's driver kevin daigle shot the trooper and he later today. robert ladoux was driving near the scene and despite warngs warnings he ran up and subdued the suspect. >> he ran up and without anything happening, guns, whatever, he just wanted to get to our trooper. this is a hero right here. >> daigle faces first-degree murder charge. his roommate was found dead on monday and police say he is a suspect in that case also. >>> more fallout. canadian police say the postings of users' information has led to contortion crimes in two unreported cases of suicide. last week, hackers released the profile information of more than 30 million users and included hundreds of u.s. federal workers. the website's mission is to set up extramarital affairs. >>> a fraternity at one new jersey college

. >>> a texas prosecutor is blasting the decision to cut short adrian peterson's probation. he pleaded guilty in february to assaulting his 4-year-old son. the district attorney said he did not complete some of the conditions of his plea deal including a public service announcement about childhood discipline. they would not comment about whether peterson fulfilled the terms of his deal. >>> it was walk off wednesday in major league baseball. three teams winning in their final at-bat. the white sox and rays tied at 5-5 in the bottom of the ninth inning. with bases loaded garcia draws a walk to bring the winning run home. the sox stopped tampa bay 6-5. >>> after tying the game up, the angels beat the indians when a pitch hits the base hitter. the angels win, 4-3. >>> and colorado's michael mchenry leaves no doubt he blasted a two out two run homer to give the rockies a 7-5 win oversee atle. >>> finally, it's going to be hard for the new england patriots to escape the deflategate scandal this season. the company is selling foam hats that look like deflated footballs. another li

this one is called the peterson fire. it erupted late this afternoon near the town of kelseyville on the west side of clear lake. the flames have raced across at least 400 acres since then. cal fire has called in three helicopters. seven air tankers an more than 200 firefighters to get control of it before it can spread to nearby neighborhoods. so far, no evacuations have been ordered, but people who live in the area are understandably nervous. >> very concerned, upset, and wondering what is going on. it is really pretty pathetic and sad. there have been three huge fires lately. and yeah. it is scary for people's property, the animals. very concerned. >> no word yet on the cause of the fire, so far, no structures have been damaged and no injuries reported. but, the fire is 0% contained. >> a quick check at the weather conditions near the fire. light winds at this hour. tomorrow, the temperature will reach 92 degrees. winds will gust to near 20 miles an hour. >>> good news, the jerusalem fire is almost 100% contained. all

and the peterson fire is about 215-acres from yesterday. now the winds today, actually helped the fire crews for the most part. we started off the morning with the calm winds and an increase in the wind speeds through the afternoon hours and we max out at 15 miles per hour. they are coming in out of, actually, move the arrow, coming out of the southwest so a stronger southwest wind but the wind having backed off quite a bit. in fact, look at the current conditions around the fire zone, and the peterson fire, wind thes right now are calm and temperatures are back down into the 60s to 70-degrees. and the moisture levels will be pigging up heading overnight. that is good news. coming up, we will let you know about any warm ups. >>> well, the first day of school is just around the corner, move needed supplies were made available today in oakland. about 1000 students were expected today at the north oakland basketball court at the 44th and lin done streets for backpack give away. experts say that families plan to spend about $98 this year on sch

it looks like decent news for the peterson fire here. the humidity is up 50-60%. there is a component of a little bit of a south,set west. it will warm up today. we're looking for a high around 90 degrees. over all mostly sunny and still 26 gusts to 32. it's tough to warm up inland when you are getting a delta breeze. 60s on many of these temps or a few upper 50s. not much change. low clouds sunny, breezy. a little bit warmer id.

john peterson's first shot on the par 5 16th. the ball lands well past the hole, but cashcatches a slope and rolls downk he hill and into the cup for an eagle. peterson, the 2011 ncaa championship is even par. the co-leaders are 5 under. the group includes bubba watson. >>> at the world championship of track and field in beijing, the world's fastest man, usain bolt, outclassed the field in the 200 meters. as he was taking his victory lap, the jamaica sprinter was taken out by a photographer on a segway scooter. bolt went down but got back up. no update on the scooter. machine. >> he's okay. >> thank goodness. we'll be right back. >> announcer: closed captioning provided by toyota. >>> never miss a headline from news 4 new york. get breaking news, i-team investigations and the most up to date forecast from storm team 4 in your inbox. go to nbc new york.com andlick on the tab to sign up. >>> that's it for news 4 york. "the tonight show" is up next. >>> "today in new york" begins at 4:30. good night. >> steve: from studio 6b in rock

with the kaiser family foundation to create what we call the peterson kaiser health system track, on the web, and the denominator is spend and what's driving that spend and the numerator is what are we getting for that spend. now, it's pretty primitive right now in terms of the what are we getting, our comparative data, mortality by condition compared to other higher income countries life expectancy, but over time, and we hope others will join with us, we want to find those whole system measures that are really meaningful. our thinking sths an old add damage that you don't manage what you don't measure. so we need to get that not only at a macro level but a micro level for each patient as well. >> if i may, imagine what the internet would be like if people didn't share data and we didn't have interoperability, but when it comes to our lives we have all these disconnected products out there. there are so many stories of someone going to a doctor's office, thinking they have a stomach flu, they go to the emergency room still thinking they've got the stomach flu but the white blood cell

the peterson fire started at 5:30 last night west of clear lake. it's burned 200 acres so far and is 17% contained. this fire, only about 20 miles west of where the rocky fire and the jerusalem fire burned thousands of acres. the peterson fire is burning close to homes but so far no evacuations. stay with nbc bay area for the latest on the wile fire and evacuations. download or nbc bay area app to get up to the minute news on your iphone or android device zbloos an earthquake rattled sonoma county today, hitting near a rural area. it hit about 10:30 this morning. take a look on this map. this is on the interactive earthquake map. you can track all of the earthquakes that hit the bay area by heading to our website, nbcbayarea.com and search earthquake map. >>> tomorrow is the one-year anniversary of the strongest quake to hit the bay area. on august 24th, 2014, quake hit the area. dozens of homes and businesses were ruined. the damage totaled $500 million. >>> coming up next, a scare at a convention full of kids. the tip that foiled a possible attac

the peterson fire is close to homes, but so far, no evacuations. no word on what started the fire. >> good news from the front lines of a fire burning between livermore and tracy. the so-called tels law fire now completely contained. started about 3:00 on wednesday and burned 2700 acres. went out. investigators looking into what caused that one. >> stay with nbc bay area for the latest on the wildfire and evacuations. download our app to get up to the minute news on our iphone or android devices. >> the giants may be in the middle of a road trip, but that didn't stop 20,000 people from descending on at&t park. this is the largest field ever for the giants race. it raised about $300,000 for project open hand that provides meals for the needy. it's not the ceo's favorite part of the event. >> the volunteers. i think seeing people get here at 3:00 in the morning and come and give their entire day to help us, that's amazing. >> now, among the thousands of runners, one of them has a pretty special story. christina has been the giant race's number one fu

john peterson's third shot on the monstrous par 5 16th. the ball lands well past the hole, but catches the slope and rolls and rolls into the cup for an eagle. peterson, the 2011 ncaa champion is even par. the four co-leaders are at 5 under par. the group includes bubba watson. >>> the man known as chocolate thunder has passed. died at the age of 58. the 14-year nba veteran was a master of the dunk. he even shattered back boards. in 1975, became the first high hool playerppelected in the first round of the nba draft. played 14 nba seasons with four different teams, among them the new jersey nets. he shot 57% from the field, t wh h best mark in league history. he had a big smile and a huge heart and his personality was as outrageous as his pulverizing slam dunks. >> so young. >> yep. >> thank you very much. "nbc nightly news" straight ahead. >> see you hheer at 11:00. thanks for joining us. . >>> tonight, the killer's trail. what he left behind in his home and in his car before carrying out his deadly grudge on live tv. did he believe he an

it looks like decent news for the peterson fire here. the humidity is up 50-60%. there is a component of a little bit of a south,set west. it will warm up today. we're looking for a high around 90 degrees. over all mostly sunny and still 26 gusts to 32. it's tough to warm up inland when you are getting a delta breeze. 60s on many of these temps or a few upper 50s. not much change. low clouds sunny, breezy. a little bit warmer inland. by that i mean only a couple degrees at best. sal, we had an issue and now like that it's gone. correct? >> yeah things are better now. you know what happens is when we have a crash that is really early in the morning. sometimes we get lucky and we did get lucky because no one was seriously injured and two they got it it of the way rather quickly. let's go out and take a look at the commute now and talk about some of these commutes. we don't want to start with the word hassle. i'm going to take that back. we are looking at the nimitz freeway and traffic is moving along pretty well. as you drive south you can see this is the east shore

peterson? >> chairman blunt, ranking member murray and members of the subcommittee, thank you for the invitation to testify today. my name is julie peterson, and i'm the administrator of pmh medical center, a critical access hospital located in prosser, washington, a community of about 6,000 people. pmh is organized as a public hospital district, and we serve about 68,000 rural residents in two counties and five small towns. the mission of rural health care providers like pmh is to ensure access to high quality, affordable care for populations that are challenged disproportionately by distance, poverty, age, chronic conditions, and cultural barriers. many of our patients do not have reliable transportation, paid sick leave, and the other resources that allow them to travel to receive care outside of their communities. in short, rural communities are older, sicker, have poor health status, and face significant economic challenges. it's never been easy to provide access to high quality care in th

peterson says it was just a horrible mistake. cherish: i thought the whole time he was in my car. i was pulling in garage, my 3-year-old goes mom, where is the baby? his seat is behind me. i turned around to look. realized he was gone. jonathan: off-duty phoenix police officer spotted baby huxton and took him inside a salon to keep him cool. he was not injured but peterson is facing misdemeanor count of child endangerment. "7 on your side" with a consumer alert this an. just -- this afternoon. just in time for national child injury prevention week, there is a report saying that car seats just don't fit properly. they found that 42%, nearly half the time they were compatible -- there were compatibility issues with the seat. many parents report to rolled up towel or blankets or even the pool noodles under the car seat to make them level. researchers recommend to ask the stores to test car seats before you buy them. all right. how about this? have you been to the grocery store? have you seen what eggs are costing? kimberly: yes. i bought just six the other day. jonathan: sticker shoc

cherish peterson returned to the grocery store to look after her baby after about 40 minutes but she did not know the baby was missing until she got home. >> i was pulling in the garage and my 3-year-old said, mom, where's baby hexton. >> reporter: she told a cbs affiliate she was distracted by two of her kids and forgot the baby was still in the shopping cart. >> didn't put away my shopping cart because i parked near the front and didn't need to. >> reporter: an off-duty officer found him and took him inside a super cuts. he was taken to the hospital and checked out before being returned to the parents. police believe it was an accident but the internet was not as forgiving. people questioned the 28-year-old's parenting skills and whether there was drugs or alcohol involved. another woman left her two children inside during an interview. >> people went crazy that i should have my baby taken out of my home. nothing they could say can make me feel worse than i did in that moment when i turned around and saw my car seat missing. >> the next day the police said they would recommend a mi

. >> professor peterson, the great philosopher start s athe the bottom now, i'm here, do you think there's a sense that those folks are in the second year debate can really see center stage somehow by making a splash? >> sure, i think certainly for carly fiorina, she did mention hillary clinton in the context of, she's the only person on this stage that's travelled as much and knows as many heads of state as hillary clinton. no one else on the stage has that kind of access in terms of heads of state. senator graham was the one who looked like he was i adeer in the headlights. governor jindal was forceful in in talking about what his record was and what he's able to do in had the state of louisiana. who can tell at this point in this the election cycle where this is all going to shake out. who knows how many candidates are vying for some kind of vice presidential role, versus trying to make it to the a team. there's a lot left to do. >> or just a job at fox. >> that's a great point, though, dean. can this party go on with this many cooks in the kitchen? >> well, until someone runs out of mo

"peterson." one of the sailors who served on her gave us this footage of the night 14 tomahawk missiles were launched from her deck into baghdad in 1993, retaliation for an iraqi plan to assassinate former president george h.w. bush. and just as ballard suspected, the ship was sunk intentionally. we got this video from the u.s. navy, which shows them testing a new fire-fighting system aboard the "peterson" 11 years ago. the navy told us they sank her right afterwards, but they didn't share that information. and those archeologists in the u.s. government who had turned to bob ballard had no idea the u.s.s. "peterson" was down there. so that is one mystery solved? >> ballard: yep, chalk that one up. next. >> logan: and there'll be more. >> ballard: there'll always be more. that's what's the fun of it. can't wait for the next mystery. >> for a look at how "60 minutes" reports its stories, as well as interviews with correspondents and producers, go to 60minutesovertime.com. sponsored by lyrica before

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police say sometime after 2:30 d peterson were shot. parnel's younger sister was also in the home but she was unharmed. >> this is a very bold attack, by these perpetrators. these two individuals were taken to the living room of the home, and then shot in the back of the head, execution style. >> i'm very, very, very angry. i'm mad, inside. this didn't have to be. >> reporter: the citizens crime commission is administering a $10,000 award for arrest and conviction for person responsible. just call 215-546-tips. all calls will remain anonymous. >> i just want answers, i want these people put away. >> reporter: for branch, the seven years that have passed has not dulled her pain. >> it is just not right, when a mother has to put a child in the grave, it is just in the right, it is in the right. it is not normal. >> reporter: for crime fighters, i'm rick williams for channel six, "action news". >>> folks were busy outside the philadelphia art museum this weekend working on a project for the pope's visit next movement it is called undoing t

peterson or mr. stover? >> the wage index relative to critical reimbursement is not as significant as a pps setting. however, the idea that physicians and specially trained nurses and nobody flebomotists and technicians can be recruited to rural areas for less than when they would earn in the urban areas is simply not true. we compete on a national level for these very, very scarce resources. >> same observation, mr. stover. >> yes, mr. chairman, i would agree with my colleague, ms. peterson. >> my last question would be on telemedicine, are you getting reimbursed -- do you have behavioral health also? >> we do, yes. >> are you being reimbursed for behavioral health in the same way for other health items? >> we are. >> your goal is to recapture all costs? >> correct. and to integrate behavioral health into medical clinics as well. >> do you have any studies that would indicate how much better people do with other health problems if you're dealing with their behavial health problems at the same time? >> well,

alonso - take vo --mientras que en el condado de "lake" el incendio "peterson" contina ardiendo. --este siniestro se origin el sbado por la tarde... cerca del pueblo de "kelseyville" donde las llamas han arrasado con al menos 200 acres de terreno. --el cuerpo de bomberos seÑala que unos 300 agentes se encuentran en la escena para sofocar el incendio que por el momento ha sido contenido en un 30-por ciento. gabriela facebook live bug gabriela amigos tengan todos muy buenos dias y sean cordialmente bienvenidos a noticiero telemundo 48 . enseguida les comparto la informacion meteorologica del dia de hoy. como usted ve en su pantalla aqui tenemos las siguientes condiciones climatologicas: ================= ponga atencion porque a continuacion le muestro las temperaturas para las principales ciudades del area de la bahia: san jose: 81 gilroy: 85 morgan hill: 89 san francisco: 69 napa: 86 danville: 86 oakland: 69 ================= el pronostico extendido para los proximos cinco dias: san jose: martes:83 miercoles:84 jueves:84 viernes:82 sabado:76 san francisco martes: 69 miercoles:71

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this one is called the peterson fire. it erupted yesterday on the westside of clear lake. the flames have raised across at least 400 acres since then. >> so many wild fires have burned across the area. agencies across the state are running now on thin resources. >> 12, 000 firefighters are working in the area. >>> the niners taking off their season with the cowboys tonight. today's coverage begins at 4:30 right here on kpix 5 with the 49ers preview kickoff at 5:00. >> back to you and phil. >>> the special session of the legislature continues tomorrow and it is clear that governor brown is not ready to take any sort of stand on how he fix california's crumbling freeway way. >> i asked him repeatedly what's his plan. >> well, phil, you do very well in this children's occupation of yours and i do pretty well yourself. [ laughter ] >> you run your business and i run my business. >> that was governor jerry brown today responding to our repeated questions. >> this is a big challenge. there is nothing new about a politician being evasive when talking taxes. the governor's remarks

the peterson fire started around 5:30 yesterday afternoon off peterson lane in kelseyville. it's already burned at least 400 acres and structures are threatened. this is the third major fire in lake county this summer. the 2500 jerusalem fire near middletown is the 8% contained. the rocky fire near lower lake was contained last friday. >>> authorities are scrambling for resources to help on the front lines as wildfires continue across the west. they are asking for all the help they can get. abc news reporter can disgibson is in washington with more. >> crews battling the rages wildfires and finally getting reinforcements. >> this is our practice fire shelter. >> up to 3,000 citizen volunteers answering the unprecedented call for help. training today on the front lines tomorrow. >> if they call for volunteers and we can help in any way, we will be here. >> the fire in central washington scorching more than 227,000 acres, responsible for the deaths of three firefighters, and the president declaring a state of emergency. >> there have been folks here since day one. and they are

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we will get answers from the peterson institute. servicernal revenue says the hack into its database maybe triple its original estimate. the agency says more than 334,000 taxpayers may be affected. to the latest twist in the war of the glocks, the ex-wife of gaston glock has potential explosive ammunition in the battle against the man she was married to for 49 years. paul barrett has been following this story extensively and is the author of the best-selling book. he joins me in the studio. before we get into the nuts and bolts, take us through the divorce to where we are now. glock is the inventor of the most influential handgun since the 1980's worldwide and extraordinarily lucrative product. helga,rces wife in 2011, and married a much younger woman. this led to the internal acrimony that often afflicts family-owned companies. acrimony has spawned lawsuits in austria and this country and most recently a civil racketeering lawsuit by helga against gaston. she has accused him of hiding assets around the world. the proceeds from this

eastern time, susan peterson reports on the growth and hen the fall of the league of -- and then the fall of the league of nations. and finally at 11 p.m. eastern time, peter kiernan argues the importance of restoring the middle class in america. that's all this evening in prime time on booktv. >> a look now at some of the books the university of california at berkeley has encouraged new students to read before the start of the school year. in the pulitzer prize-winning behind the beautiful forevers, katherine boo reports on life in a settlement in mumbai. science and technology writer stephen johnson recalls a cholera outbreak in london in 1854 in the book "the ghost map." also on the university of california at berkeley's reading list for incoming students, the new yorker's elizabeth kolbert reports on the relationship between humans and the precipitous loss of species in "the sixth extinction." annie leonard looks at how overconsumption affects the environment, the economy and personal well being in the book "the story of stuff." and in garboloyj, reporter edward humes analyzes wh

now peterson. some good news, the lows have been better. it looks warmer to me today. 30%, 40% humidity. i've seen more of a west- southwest. but temperatures look to be in the low 90s today. betting warmer than the weekend. low cloud. there is a lot to go around. some of that may be slow to burn off in the north bay. brentwood is trying, 66 to warm up we're still slow. in fact, most locations running cooler than yesterday. a decent delta breeze. gusts to 35 or so earlier this morning. west at oakland, west at concord. also northwest at novato. bind of peeling off parts of the south. except for a few clouds. hawaii dealing with very moist air mass. copious as of rain. flash flood warnings on honolulu and warnings for most of the islands as well as the big island. some of this moisture may get entrained as it begins to move north from a developing low overert weekend. there is a lot of what ifs. a system that will produce cloud cover by thursday, then friday, we'll have to keep an eye on things. maybe some rain to the north bay. i think it's

. >> police say that 32-year-old natalie peterson drove the wrong way down the highway despite repeated attempts to stop her. they stopped her by ramming her car twice. >> she got off on foot and tried to carjack other cars in the area and they had to take her into custody. >> they believe that peterson was driving under the influence and fortunately no one else was hurt. >> we stumble from time to time and most of us tonight use a $1.5 million painting to break our fall, it happened to a boy in tie won and tripped over a barrier punching a hole right through the piece as he tumbled. 350-year-old painting is on loan from italy, fortunately for the clumsy kid, the artwork was repaired at no cost to his family, this type of incident is why they have insurance. >> woops. >> at health check at 4:00, a woman in sweden had given birth from the transplanted womb given by her own mother. the woman lost her own womb to cancer in her 20s and thought she would not have a family of her own and her donated her own womb. >> she has done the most amazing thing someone could do for another woman. and s

. >> reporter: cherish peterson, under fire. for leaving behind her 2-month-old son huxton, outside an arizona supermarket monday afternoon. this photo, snapped by a bystander, shows huxton in a carrier in a shopping cart. in an interview with local station kpho, peterson shares her side of the story. >> i got into my car and normally i put my cart away. but i didn't need to, because i parked in the front of the store and i drove away. >> reporter: describing the horrific moment she realized huxton wasn't in the car when she got home 40 minutes later. >> as i pulled in the garage, my 3-year-old goes, mom, where's -- where's baby huxton? his car seat is right behind me. i turned around and realized it was gone. >> reporter: an off-duty police officer spotted the baby and took him inside a nearby salon. huxton was not injured. peterson now faces a misdemeanor count of child endangerment. >> reporter: i thought the whole time he was in my car. >> the incident spark ed a socil media firestorm. one facebook user wondering if she was

police say it took peterson 408 -- peterson 40 minutes. >> my three-year-old goes where is baby? his car seat is behind me and i turned around and looked and realized it was gone. >> they are grateful to the off duty police officer and first responders that took care of their baby. prosecutors will decide if they will move ahead with a misdemeanor child endangerment charge. >>> serena williams has won the australian open, the french open, and wimbledon this year and if she can win the u.s. open that starts this morning, she will be the first woman to complete the calendar grand slam since 1988. just three women in all have accomplished the feat. maria sharpova withdrew from the tournament because of a leg injury. >>> let's get you out the door. let's go to sal first. we have a major problem mere oakland airport. i haven't heard you say they are done but. >> no, we are not done. but this is going to be something if you want to head down to the airport, you should give yourself an extra 30-45 minutes. if you're the kind of person that wants to be early to the airport, just go ahead

shane peterson lays out, diving catch. he doubles up jayson werth, throws them out at third. michaela. taylor continues to be red-hot, opposite way, right center, number 13. paste fourth, wilson ramos third base, down the line. danny espinosa will score easily from first. nats take a 4-0 lead. they double their run output from their loss friday night, 6-1 the final. orioles-twins. herridia to left-center. bobbled by the left fielder, steve clevenger scores. buxtonthe seventh, leases one to left. torii hunter hustles home. the twins win 3-2. battle of the 7, nexts, the redskins' preseason opponent against a division rival. it's different to see the game when you have no doubt about your quarterback situation. , but he will be ready. this one way over the head of his receiver, off by maxwell. he takes it down the sidelines, 31 yards. s second half of the game. later in the second quarter, fielding the punt at his 32. breaks a couple tackles, cuts back inside, open real estate, 68 yards to the house. that gave the eagles the lead. they go on to win, 40-17. the ravens sloppy toni