the shop is open to the public, unlike his wife's. they have a secret arrangement that goes like this -- >> i say, on the road, we have the shop here, right? it is not open to the public, i phone my wife and say i've got two very nice people here in the shop, will you let me send it down to you, they might buy something as well, which they usually do. >> but while the village is amusing itself, the atmosphere is a little chilly, even in summer. the heating only works in certain rooms. visitors are relatively where -- rare, and he even has to wind the clocks himself. to make ends meet, the baronet occasionally hosts weddings. today is lynn's big day. the secretary comes from a small town nearby. her twin sister will be accompanying her to the altar. she is almost more nervous than the bride herself. >> when my family get here, they will not be able to beleve it. they have never been to anywhere like this before. >> the groom, an ex-firefighter, is waiting downstairs to welcome the guests. the local car mechanic is there to play the bag

the shop is open to the public, unlike his wife's. they have a secret arrangement that goes like this -- >> i say, on the road, we have the shop here, right? it is not open to the public, i phone my wife and say i've got two very nice people here in the shop, will you let me send it down to you, they might buy something as well, which they usually do. >> but while the village is amusing itself, the atmosphere is a little chilly, even in summer. the heating only works in certain rooms. visitors are relatively where -- rare, and he even has to wind the clocks himself. to make ends meet, the baronet occasionally hosts weddings. today is lynn's big day. the secretary comes from a small town nearby. her twin sister will be accompanying her to the altar. she is almost more nervous than the bride herself. >> when my family get here, they will not be able to beleve it. they have never been to anywhere like this before. >> the groom, an ex-firefighter, is waiting downstairs to welcome the guests. the local car mechanic is there to play the bag

we saw kate pushing a shopping trolley around the car park of her local supermarket. it doesn't get more ordinary than that. and that's their stamp. that's their imprint. >> even on the world stage, the couple would at times appear very unroyal, like at this dragon boat race in canada during their first official overseas visit. >> you could see the look of excitement on her face as she got into the boat and was ready to helm. and also the look of frustration that william had beaten her. >> she truly did look frustrated that she was defeated.

the allies were worried that the shop was a little too friendly to the nazis. depending on who you ask 3,000 german experts when the army suffered early defeat in that connected the persian gulf than they could resupply occupying a iran became a central. so let 22 almost reluctantly became the king. >>host: reluctantly? >>guest: at that time he was not anticipating this of the virtually occupied country. my sense of it it was not by inclination. said those people grab the throne so he is like a pro shakespeare and the head that would roar like a lion. in that sense he was reluctant but so the leader that came to power with fdr eisenhower kennedy nixon is one of the days of the cold war. the soviet union was known to get into the persian gulf keeping every and out of the soviet bloc was very critical. but it was very much of the consensus. so in a troubled land supported by the soviet union. said it is interesting and critical. >>host: you mentioned shakespeare a couple of times you begin each chapter of "the shah" with a quotation from shakespeare. white? >>gue

a new app for internet connected tvs called shop tv aims to transform the way you shop. here is how it works, viewers launch the app which is preinstalled in 2013 and 2013 samsung smart tvs so when they are watching, say, nbc's the biggest loser a banner pops up to indicate a product is for sale. clicking a button allows them to buy items including clothing or home furnishings from the store. they pay with paypal or a credit card and shop tv shares the revenue with the tv network. >> this is unprecedented in the last decade in terms of consumers actually using their televisions in their living rooms as truly connected experiences. smartup deliver which as created specializes by e commerce. >> we've been a behind the scenes player where we've been powering commerce on behalf of networks and studios in 2005. we'll bring it to the main stream. >> reporter: ann lists are skeptical about tv commerce. home shopping networks launched pay by remote and it's never really taken off. plus shop tv faces a range of rivals. american express announced the partnerships with fox and nbc

though my family live in the tenderloin but we do not shop in the tenderloin. we always go out to get the groceries because the corner store doesn't offer healthy products us to shop so i am here today to hope the supervisors could do change on the quality of the tenderloin corner store and my family in particular and all the resident s in general could have access to the food in the healthy store. >> thank you. i can say that the doctor has done groundbreaking research and we owe you a lot of props for helping workers tell their story in chinatown. >> thank you very much and i am a third generation san franciscan that can't afford to live her now but still love the city and i am grateful to speak to you briefly. i am speaking to you as a doctor and we were working with residents around issues they identified and the number two issue -- number one was crime. number two was access to healthy foods. they couldn't buy healthy foods in the local stores. they were very upset about this. we were able to do little things. we brought in mini-markets from the farmers ma

though my family live in the tenderloin but we do not shop in the tenderloin. we always go out to get the groceries because the corner store doesn't offer healthy products us to shop so i am here today to hope the supervisors could do change on the quality of the tenderloin corner store and my family in particular and all the resident s in general could have access to the food in the healthy store. >> thank you. i can say that the doctor has done groundbreaking research and we owe you a lot of props for helping workers tell their story in chinatown. >> thank you very much and i am a third generation san franciscan that can't afford to live her now but still love the city and i am grateful to speak to you briefly. i am speaking to you as a doctor and we were working with residents around issues they identified and the number two issue -- number one was crime. number two was access to healthy foods. they couldn't buy healthy foods in the local stores. they were very upset about this. we

identified ways in the schedule to break the dependent sister like allowing the shop system to start before the steel erection is complete and get out earlier. so that we can create more overlap between trade packages and not as more finish to start independencie independencies. we're going to continue to work with web copper to build more structure into the package so we can address those and keep the work on schedule of 2017. those are the current milestones as we p

identified ways in the schedule to break the dependent sister like allowing the shop system to start before the steel erection is complete and get out earlier. so that we can create more overlap between trade packages and not as more finish to start independencie independencies. we're going to continue to work with web copper to build more structure into the package so we can address those and keep the work on schedule of 2017. those are the current milestones as we present in february and currently most of them are the same. there's a couple of of them in the middle with the completion and the blow grade construction where we're lagged things but i mentioned in the process of the steel erection

identified ways in the schedule to break the dependent sister like allowing the shop system to start before the steel erection is complete and get out earlier. so that we can create more overlap between trade packages and not as more finish to start independencie independencies. we're going to continue to work with web copper to build more structure into the package so we can address those and keep the work on schedule of 2017. those are the current milestones as we present in february and currently most of them are the

identified ways in the schedule to break the dependent sister like allowing the shop system to start before the steel erection is complete and get out earlier. so that we can create more overlap between trade packages and not as more finish to start independencie independencies. we're going to continue to work with web copper to build more structure into the package so we can address those and keep the work on schedule of 2017. those are the current milestones as we present in february and currently most of them are the same. there's a couple of of them in the middle with the

identified ways in the schedule to break the dependent sister like allowing the shop system to start before the steel erection is complete and get out earlier. so that we can create more overlap between trade packages and not as more finish to start independencie independencies. we're going to continue to work with web copper to build more structure into the package so we can address those and keep the work on schedule of 2017. those are the current milestones as we present in february and currently most of them are the same. there's a couple of of them in the middle with the completion and the blow grade construction where we're

the new stop will replicate the shops dating back to over 200 years ago. the location used to be a gate way, the former city name of tokyo. a folklore express was hired to incorporate the designs. a replica of what it used to look like back in those days. >> translator: the goal of our business at these areas is to provide entertainment for people traveling on the expressways. we will continue to develop various types. for expressway firms, developing leisure venues have become a crucial corporate plan and hope their business will invigorate the local tourism industry as well. nhk world, tokyo. >>> here are the latest market figures. >>> there's heavy rain in northern japan. rachel ferguson from the weather team has more. >> hey there, yes we've been looking at very heavy rain into northern japan. we have a front line here and low pressure system that's been bringing flooding rains in portions of northern china. now it's moving further east and going to be hitting japan. in last 24 hours, 100 millimeters in nigata which doesn't bode well for festival goers

identified ways in the schedule to break the dependent sister like allowing the shop system to start before the steel erection is complete and get out

though my family live in the tenderloin but we do not shop in the tenderloin. we always go out to get the groceries because the corner store doesn't offer healthy products us to shop so i am here today to hope the supervisors could do change on the quality of the tenderloin corner store and my family in particular and all the resident s in general could have access to the food in the healthy store. >> thank you. i can say that the doctor has done groundbreaking research and we owe you a lot of props for helping workers tell their story in chinatown. >> thank you very much and i am a third generation san franciscan that can't afford to live her now but still love the city and i am grateful to speak to you briefly. i am speaking to you as a doctor and we were working with residents around issues they identified and the number two issue -- number one was crime. number two was access to healthy foods. they couldn't buy healthy foods in the local stores. they were very upset about this. we were able to do little things. we

so because their for the social reasons or because of the restaurants or maybe the shops bring them there in the first time. the side effect is you're going to have higher land values and that's a desirable thing. the other thing in terms of formula retail it's wise for san francisco to have at least one repealable large retail formula establishments. i think about the establishments we've looked the orchard supply we've not got in san francisco but people will go there because the products that aspire in some ways. some people are not going to go to the formula retail maybe they want a lawn mower or power tool but most of they're hard war needs they'll get at the local stores. i think it make sense to be careful but i'm in in favor of restricting the heights and other things. they restricted the banks so they wouldn't dominate the frontage. if you're going to restrict the use you're better off restricting their senile and a lot of the retailers have ugly sicken and so they want to have huge sicken like 65 feet high and that's not important if people are mostly pedestrians. i think it's i

you know putting the layout for the shopping guide, the layout for the data entry for the assessments it's a youth empowerment and resident empowerment issue. they're learning how to use excel, how to publicly speak and i am very excited for this project and lastly one major point i wanted to make. with this project there is community baking. it's not just we're going to put forth this legislation and figure it out from then. there is such support from the bay view as well as the tenderloin. there are multiple organizations in the tenderloin and the sro collaborative and others and we had an event to release the shopping guide and we had many participants and for those stores chosen and selling healthy products we are mobilizing residents to shop there in the neighborhoods and we are invested at least for three years for each store and i have to applaud the leaders and the youth and the supervisors and everyone involved. this is a team effort, a collaborative effort and this is the definition of grass works and working together and aligning and i am excited for the next coming years.

came into the shop. flashing his gun around. and we all left the shop. we was scared. >> reporter: this morning just two days after beloved pet sitter judy salaman was shot and killed, noel gallo announced he thinks the city should declare a state of emergency. >> for those of us in oakland. we're tired of our grandmas being shot, killed, robbed, assaulted on a daily basis. >> reporter: gallo says it's time the city set aside its pride. >> the county has offered. they offer police academies. they offer crime labs. they offer whatever support, but we were too proud and we said no to them. >> reporter: and gallo says he will start drafting language this weekend and plans to introduce his request in early september. live in oakland, cara liu, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> it is a big night in the bay area this friday night with several events starting within the next 90 minutes. all of them expecting to draw tens of thousands of people. the backup caused by the bay bridge closure could make getting where you need to go a little harder tonight. the oakland a's ar

that's forced the evacuation of the shopping centers, all of this as a precaution. danville is closed between stone valley boulevard and las trompos road while pg&e works to repair the line. we'll update you before the end of the newscast. >>> oakland police are bracing for another round of protests this weekend. this morning, ktvu's tara moriarty talked one on one with oakland's police chief who outlined the department's plan. >> reporter: violence has grips the streets of oakland ever since the zimmerman verdict. it's left behind a trail of destruction. last night the city council demanded to know why police were caught off so guard july 13th once the verdict was read and then again on monday when protesters swarmed 880, blocking traffic. >> some of these things are somewhat spontaneous. that adds to the challenge of it. in the wake of the verdict, the information we were getting was all pointing to a significant rally and march on the sunday. and so we staffed according to that. in hindsight we should have put more people out on saturday night. we've learned from

elevators the same as coffee shops? >> well, it's even worse than an elevator because most of the people in the elevator with you know you and have the context of what's going on. it's in your office building. you may think you're being slick and using a coded word, they know what's going on if you mentioned that client we just talked to. well, they're in the same building, they can figure it out. and a lot of times you're coming from a meeting and engaged in a dialogue and carrying on that conversation and a lot of confidential information gets transferred that way. >> there are entire twitter streams dedicated to the gossip that comes from elevators. they've got gs elevator from goldman sachs and cnbc has a digital series where puppets reenact what was said in the elevator. so if you don't want puppets reenacting your confidential information, you should not say it in an elevator. >> and finally, code names. >> yes, so this comes back from my investment banking days where you had an important client you were working w

the area is across the street from the busy shopping center, right? >> this is a busy area. i spoke with the deputy chief of the fire department and he said the fire is out. he said more than 100 people living in this apartment complex were let back into their homes. however, six units are still evacuated and firefighters say it started at 2:00 a.m. in a dryer vent and the units are across the street from the mall. fire alarms went off and the sprinklers in the six units. the firefighters set up ladders just in case they kneed to evacuate. everyone got out. no injuries were reported. i was told it was mostly water damage to the sex units and the red cross has been called in to help out people who are affected by this and help them find shelter this morning. >> now at look at the weather forecast. we have mist out there. >> you cannot see the top of trans america building. >> it is moist out there. humidity is running above 83 percent. yes, you will find a few wet spots the form of mist hanging in the air and maybe drizzle along the coast but no organized area of wet weather.

can you give us tips on how to shop for the best policy? >> it's very, very important to take a close look at the policy because each policy is written differently, and that's one of the things people have been burned by. i suggest you get a policy that will allow 100% of the benefit to be home healthcare and look at how many activities of daily living are required for you to get your long-term care benefit. in that case, you want to take a look at the insurer to actually see their claims payment history to make sure they are paying up, and you also want to take a very close look at whether or not they have been increasing the premiums for existing policy holders. ideally, you would be with an insurer who is not. >> thank you so much, tim. >> thank you. >>> and tomorrow our special series how to navigate long-term care continues with a further look how the insurance business is changing and what it could mean for you. >> we'll have that series all week long a good one. that's "nightly business report" for tonight. i'm susie gharib, thanks f

is he going to pay to go to the shop? >> $100 plus which means there is no wait. >> reporter: finally tip three, figure out what that blinking dashboard light may mean before you call the america. with this new gadget called car md, phil finds out there are four free recalls on their car. >> this is good to know because i had no idea. >> reporter: the hassle, the frustration in the rearview mirror. those repairs, $525 less than their last quote. >> that's real money! >> reporter: that's right. we saved them $525. what struck us the most that differential, $100 for one repair. tomorrow we tackle hidden bank fees, the average american spending $225 a year, that money earning next to nothing, we're going to show you how to earn 78 times the national interest rate. >> great to have you on the real money trail again tonight. thanks so much, paula. >>> when we come back, imagine stopping to help a hitch hiker with a broken bicycle and finding it's the rock hero you were rushing to see. to treat my low testosterone, my doctor an

starting next week a lot of states have the sales taught -- sales tax holiiays to shop the weekend for free so that could add up. lo: you put it of list ideal credit cardsan you give me some examples? >> absolutely. in there at the highest point. so the parents canbring down the buet signifantly some king give the 400 statement credit for spending $3,000 or depending on the shopping you could get 6% cash backead even ke myself that have sml kids. >> the chaseard also has the bonus category. and then this supermarkets and department stores from american express. and for the parents better small business owners they can use the american express card or the car from chase to get 5% cash back on office supplies to go and have back-to-school shopping there. lori: it is not even in august. that is hard to swallow. forget the cost. >> figure for having me. lori: a day care teacher is fired for putting out a fire. the school said she left the kids alone. it is not the hackers who want your reformation but the fed is going ter your password. next. me. lori: u.s. government has reportedly demand

they headed to the shopping district and to the back dairy. protesters say the verdict makes them wonder if there is equal justice for all. >> so many black people are killed because they were walking down the street looking suspicious. >> the protesters made their way to the plaza and held a rally. they disbanded peacefully after a few minutes. in los angeles hundreds matched up and down busy city streets blocking traffic in response to the george zimmerman verdict. the protests turn violent, throwing rocks at officers forcing them to fire rounds into the crowd. no vandalism was reported but there were several arrests. >> a well-known bay area musician is speaking out after being attacked for dedicating a song to trayvon martin during the blues festival. he is known for work as a member of the 1960's groups the chambers pro and dedicated the song "people get ready" in martin's honor which did not sit well with a woman who rushed stage. >> i was publicked off my feet and went flying 4' to 6' in the air landing on equipment. >> fortunately, the

one in every fifteen or one in every eleven people whether you're going to the shopping mall or what are called sensitive locations like schools and hospitals they're likely to be electronic now in recent years much criticism has been thrown out what is seen as the u.k. government's growing surveillance state but in the most recent report it shows that in fact majority of c.c.t.v. cameras are not government funded but rather privately owned mostly used for security reasons and now the b s are you stressed the c.c.t.v. schemes are invaluable for crime detection and evidence for the police however one of the main problems highlighted by watchdogs is the fact that there are not still not enough regulations governing public c.c.t.v. surveillance much less those that are privately owned we discussed this issue with the big brother watch price of private c.c.t.v. cameras far those installed by the police and local authorities so it does. it is the government that's acting as big brother doesn't it i think it's a hole in the hay at the moment i think the private sector seen the. public sect

starting next week a lot of states have the sales taught -- sales tax holiiays to shop the weekend for free so that could add up. lori: you put it of list of ideal credit cards can you give me some examples? >> absolutely. in there at the highest point. so the parents can bring down the budget significantly some king give the 400 statemt credit for spending $3,000 or depending on the shopping you could get 6% cash back dead even like myself that have small kids. >> the chase card also has the bonus category. and then this supermarkets and department stores from american express. and for the parents better small business owners they can use the american express card or the car from chase to get 5% cash back on office supplies to go and have back-to-school shoing there. lori: it is not even in august. that is hard to swallow. forget the cost. >> figure for having me. lori: a day care teacher is fired for putting out a fire. the school said she left the kids alone. it is not the hackers who want your reformation but the f is gingafter your password. next. me. lori: u.s. government has rep

one in every fifteen or one in every eleven people whether you're going to the shopping mall or what are called sensitive locations like schools and hospitals they're likely to be electronic now in recent years much criticism has been thrown out what is seen as the u.k. government's growing surveillance state but in the most recent report it shows that in fact majority of c.c.t.v. cameras are not government funded but rather privately owned mostly used for security reasons and now the b s are you stressed the c.c.t.v. schemes are invaluable for crime detection and evidence for the police however one of the main problems highlighted by watchdogs is the fact that there are not still not enough regulations governing public c.c.t.v. surveillance much less those that are privately owned we discussed this issue with a big brother watch price a private c.c.t.v. cameras far those installed by the police and local authorities so it does. it is the government that's acting as big brother doesn't it i think it's a hole in the u.k. at the moment i think the private sector seen the proliferation

he stabbed two please earlier this month and critically wounded the shop's owner. police say a dispute may have been the motive for the attack. gambling, people who live near the dana plaza shopping center says their neighborhood has gone downhill since this internet cafe moved in under a sign reading the hills. they cite an increase in crimes. ktvu went in to investigate. >> can you tell us what kind of business you're running? >> that manager said they buy internet time for sweepstakes game. then she announced she were closing. the city attorney has sent a cafe a cease and desist letter, saying it was an unlawful nuisance that violated zoning laws. police say a man who tried to attack dogs with a saw at a san jose dog part is in the hospital this morning. police say a homeless man armed with a hand saw approached several people sunday at st. james' park and asked where he could buy drugs and attacked their dog. one dog has a cut on its nose and a pit bull mix needed stitches. the man was beat up and bitten by one of the dogs. >>> this morning the alameda county h

this is near the alamo plaza shopping center. again, the chp is evacuating people out of this area and also warning drivers to avoid the area along danville boulevard between stone valley road an jackson way. -- and jackson way. >>> doctors are testing a new less invasive surgery that's saving patients from strokes. in today's healthwatch, teresa garcia visit the first hospital on the west coast to perform the procedure. >> reporter: 87-year-old john eaves is right back to his routine after having surgery to especially a blocked artery. >> we went in early in the morning on the 28th and then on the -- about 11:00 on the 29th, wife and daughter picked me up. >> reporter: ucla researchers tested a new minimally invasive procedure on john to clear plaque from his carotid artery. the artery supplies blood to the brain and can lead to a stroke if it's blocked. researchers say their new technique may be safer and faster because doctors can put a stent directly into the carotid artery in the neck instead of through the leg. >> we make a

starting next week a lot of states have the sales taught -- sales tax holiiays to shop the weekend for free so that could add up. lori: you put it of list of ideal credit cards can you give me some examples? >> absolutely. in there at the highest point. so the parents can bring down the budget significantly some king give the 400 statement credit for spending $3,000 or depending on the shopping you could get 6% cash back dead even like myself that have small kids. >> the chase card also has the bonus category. and then this supermarkets and department stores from american express. and for the parents better small business owners they can use the american express card or the car from chase to get 5% cash back on office supplies to go and have back-to-school shopping there. lori: it is not even in august. that is hard to swallow. forget the cost. >> figure for having me. lori: a day care teacher is fired for putting out a fire. the school said she left the kids alone. it is not the hackers who want your reformation but the fed is going after your password. next. at a dry cleaner, we repl

the shop is open to anyone with money. >> we just sell fertilizer. it's not our fault if our products are put to bad use. >> fertilizer is widely used in pakistan. it rapidly enhances the growth of wheat and cotton. many farmers couldn't survive without it. the u.s. government has demanded of pakistan to prevent fertilizer containing ammonium nitrate from crossing into afghanistan. this year the pakistani government banned the movement of the chemicals into northwest regions near the border with afghanistan. it also entered into the system to monitormonitor fertilizer sa. that are had high ranking officials from governments in the u.s. and europe to a meeting in may to discuss counter measures. they agree to crack down on smugglers near the border. but traffickers said the illegal trade will continue. >> they have clamped down and closed roads, but still we have various ways to get around that. >> usage of other fertilizer bombs are also on the rise. such as ones that use a material used in some chemical fertilizers as well as matches. these weapons

all the big retailers try to convince you they have the best prices but actually it pays to shop around starting next week a lot of states have the sales taught -- sales tax holiiays to shop the weekend for free so that could add up. lori: you put it of list of ideal cret cards can you give me some examples? >> absolutely. in there at the highest point. so the parents can bring down the budget significantly some king give the 400 statement credit for spending $3,000 or depending on the shopping you could get 6% cash back dead even like myself that have small kids. >> the chase card also has the bonus category. and then this permarkets and department stores from american express. and for the parents better small business owners they can use the american express card or t c from chase to get 5% cash back on office supplies to go and have back-to-school shopping there. lori: it is not even in august. that is ha to swallow. forget the cost. >> figure for having me. lori: a day care teacher is fired for putting out a fire. the school said she left the kids alone. it is not the hackers who wa

nitrate is still a considerable risk to the coalition forces. >> reporter: this shop outside the pakistani capital islamabad sells fertilizers containing ammonium nitrate. a 50 kilogram bag ksts abocosts. the shop will sell to anybody with money. >> translator: we just sell fertilizer. it's not our fault if our products are put to bad use. >> reporter: fertilizer is widely used in pakistan. it will rapidly enhance the growth of wheat and cotton. many farmers couldn't survive without it. the u.s. government has demanded that pakistan prevent fertilizer containing ammonium nitrate from crossing into afghanistan. this year the pakistani government banned the movement of the chemicals into northwest regions near the border with afghanistan. it also pressed to introduce a system to monitor fertilizer sales in other regions. pakistan invited high ranking officials from governments in u.s. and europe in may to discuss countermeasures. they agreed to crack down on smugglers near the border. but the illegal trade will contin continue. >> they have clamped down and closed roads, but still we have va

traced back the owners through bicycle shops with stickers on the bikes. we're doing everything we possibly can to get the bicycles back to the owners. the easier way if their registered and they can tell us who the owner is. that's why i think this registration program is a win-win. thank you. >> can you - can officers elaborate a little bit more in regards to the theeflz themselves. what happens to - what - where do they dispose of the bibles they've stole is there a centralized system like cell phone thefts it seems like there's an operation >> i know there could be. i know there's ongoing investigations i know that a lot of those bicycles move out of city very quickly like oakland and san jose. i have personally helped get the bikes back and people call me and say i found my bicycle on combragz list and wants to meet me in fremont. i give the person advise go to the fremont pd and 9 times out of 10 they'll get their bike back if they go with a police officer. we're working on a lot of those issues and the flea markets are a problem. i've written to the

the fire broke out about 3:00 in the evo spa in the strae berry village shopping center. fire causing about $50,000 in damage. >>> the faa taking action in the wake of the deadly asiana crash at sfo, now telling foreign pilots to use gps because construction made glide slopes unavailable on two of the airport's main runways until late next month. >>> nbc's savannah guthrie will sit down with anthony castro for an exclusive interview, the son of the ohio kidnapper. last week ariel castro pled guilty to kidnapping and raping three women he held captive for nearly a decade. that's what's happening on today in the bay. back at 7:25 with a live local update. >> may want to grab a jacket. we'll see you back here tomorrow. >>> good morning. breaking right now, deadly storms hammer the east coast from the carolinas to maine >>> good morning. breaking right now, and deadly storms hammer the east coast, and from the carolinas, maine maine triggering dangerous flash flooding and out west. >>> today exclusive, ariel castro's son speaks out days before his father is sentenced to priso

service at your garage, at the barber shop or at the grocery store. >> reporter: under his new system, the doctor's prices are clearly marked on his website. $75 for an office visit. $150 for a complete physical. >> $75. >> reporter: that's roughly in line with how much he'd been receiving from medicare and private insurance plans. with less paperwork, his operating costs are much lower as well. >> we've had real cost savings already in that we've been able to cut our staff down. we have one full-time employee to support me and she answers phones and draws blood and so forth. and so that's been a huge savings. >> reporter: he says he now has more time to focus on his patients and even make house calls. >> so, how are you doing, rudy? >> reporter: for many of patients they can't pay out of pocket. the doctor said he's lost a quarter of his roughly 2,000 patients but he expects others to take their place. >> hey, god bless. >> reporter: he said he admits model works best for those who don't have insurance or either have high deductibles. another doctor understands the frustration. >> th

a halt we found the same in the shop and this one instead of making a killing there on the verge of bankruptcy things have not been going so well since the revolution things were better before we've been so slow for the past three years in that time i only had ten clients asking for posters so who is responsible for the anti america post as i'll search which to date in but by is a plane to follow and hatred against america is growing each year washington gives cairo one point three billion dollars in military aid if america causes a coup it will be forced to stop but many fear the decision to say nothing except that it is reviewing the situation will ultimately backfire and fuel hatred towards the us and us i think they may get is this dealing with things in double standard so i was told i think that they have to have a woman for a must is. equal to one thousand men standing supporting morsi and for different reasons there is no joy from washington even from the people who want to live in the states ha medina holds both american and egypt and citizenship two months ago he sold up ready to trad

the only other shopping center in the city is hayes valley. we have 15 small businesses featured in this magazine. key for me is protecting this uniqueness we have going on in hayes valley. and we have such a draw on tourist when they come to our city and see the swiss croppers is why are we here. we want them to see only those who are individual unique businesses supporting our local economy and local artists as i do through my store. the next formula is on filling street a k5i7bd store called poppa bubble. it's the next wave of intrusion this is here to erode our protection we need this ban >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon and thank you very much for the opportunity to speak. i'm the proprietor of two businesses buying books. we'll be here two years in october. when i was looking for a place to open my busy said a community that was built with both the mentor and businesses together. a way to take care of the people in my community. i think that the most important thing is to feed people. and i found it community in haye

but the spa won't be opening today. they say the rest of the shopping center will. although there's a sushi restaurant that may have suffered some smoke damage. again, they're assessing everything going on. they say nothing suspicious but at this point they still don't know exactly how it started. >> that's the story live from mill valley, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> thank you, christie. . monitoring the forecast for us today and the week, people starting their workweek, but not a bad one. a little cool out there. >> yeah. iths going to be really nice. i want to start with the wind speed to give you an idea of the wind when it comes to fire in mill valley. right now we've got calm conditions. the winds will certainly play a factor as we head through the second half of the day. keep that in mind. we have a beautiful day shaping up. thanks for waking up with us. at 5:05 on a monday, you probably want to be sleeping. the good news is you don't have to give yourself any extra time just yet for your morning drive. we are expecting thick low clouds to develop a