. >> ice spoke to senator bob gordon who is at a hearing and he said that a situation with the gateway project a situation similar to the panel wake panama canal. >> i happen to be reading some like teddy roosevelt he saw this as a project for a hundred years later. >> i don't it there's no such thing as free money when it comes to government money, someone is paying for that. >> we did have a tunnel done in three years if governor chris christie would've canceled it said maybe a little slow to give money to that tunnel because the money they put toward this project was ra taken by christie and used on the skyway. >> governor christie has repeatedly said that new york was not going to pull their fair share of the bargain. you can argue about whether it the money should've been set but on something else but to think new jersey taxpayer should carry that on their back, i don't think that's the wrong reason to cancel it. >> they earned what private kinda numbers? >> have to look at it as a business, a business, you look at china and japan. they're actually running on a year. amtrak is a f

. >> ice spoke to senator bob gordon who is at a hearing and he said that a situation with the gateway project a situation similar to the panel wake panama canal. >> i happen to be reading some like teddy roosevelt he saw this as a project for a hundred years later. >> i don't it there's no such thing as free money when it comes to government money, someone is paying for that. >> we did have a tunnel done in three years if governor chris christie would've canceled it said maybe a little slow to give money to that tunnel because the money they put toward this project was ra taken by christie and used on the skyway. >> governor christie has repeatedly said that new york was not going to pull their fair share of the bargain. you can argue about whether it the money should've been set but on something else but to think new jersey taxpayer should carry that on their back, i don't think that's the wrong reason to cancel it. >> they earned what private company can function with those kinda numbers? >> have to look at it as a business, a business, you look at china and japan. they're actually

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committee chair bob gordon. >> i learned for the first time that the federal government is willing to put up 80% of the funding. >> reporter: that could be music to the ears of commuters. though even if a deal comes tomorrow, new tunnels to new york may not be ready for a dozen years or so. the question now, is this offer of 80% federal funding enough to get the governors of new york and new jersey to the bargaining table after their statements this past weekend saying they had to have more money or more fairness in who pays what. brian thompson, nbc 10 news. >>> coming up next on "nbc 10 news at 6:00" we are following two breaking news stories. a boy hospitalized after sand collapsed on top of him at the jersey shore. the latest on his condition. >>> plus, nbc 10 is on the scene of breaking news in delaware. what police have uncovered about a triple shooting where one person has died. glenn? >>> kind of gloomy for august but it's only going to get worse. i will tell you when to expect some of the heavy rain to come in. plus storms in the nbc 10 first alert forecast. >>> still looking

. >> reporter: bob gordon's melanoma started on his scalp and spread were four lesion toss his lungs. he is 45. on that same drug, with good results. >> i had i think two on each side that i know of, two completely gone from the medicine and there is only two left but they are shrinking. >> reporter: as for mr. carter, he is 90. spirited, and philosophical. >> hope for the best and accept what comes. i have been as blessed as any human being in the world. >> penn medicine has been part of the clinical trials using that same drug for raise eyes and cancers that have spread. also doctors have seen a genetic link between the melanoma and also, pancreatic cancers that took four of mr. carter's family members. with this treatment, mr. carter is expected to have a good, quality of life. in the the sat center, pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> wishing him the best, pat, thanks very much. >>> caitlin jenner could face a vehicular manslaughter charge. jenner was involve in the fatal crash on the pacific coast highway in malibu last february. sheriff's department says jenner was driv

as a government agency, bob's computer was government property. so investigators seized it and turned it over to gordon mitchell, an expert in the growing field of computer forensics. mitchell copied bob durall's hard drive to examine the information on it without altering the original data. >> this is an important process where they can actually discover, is there something going on here, or is bob just a nice guy? >> mitchell found evidence that bob deleted certain files, but they were still on the hard drive. that's because computers don't erase files. they just mark the space occupied by those files for reuse. >> a lot of the deleted files are simply information left in place. >> the deleted information revealed that bob was dating women he met on the online dating service match.com and was doing so at the same time his wife, sherry, was dating kevin johnson. bob's profile on the dating website was also revealing. >> mr. durall portrayed himself as a man who was living separately from his wife and who was completely unburdened by any other rom

. >>> happy birthday to nascar champion, jeff gordon. and president obama is 54 and actor billy bob thornton is crews have never seen anything like this. the rocky fire north of the bayrea burningvirtually f control. growing 20 acres in just five anything like this, rocky fire burning virtually out of control. growing 20 acres in just five hours. the plan to put it out. >>> and a hero to the rescue, a deputy pulling the driver in the path of a caltrain out of the path of danger in the nick of time. >> announcer: were nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >>> a good tuesday morning it's 4020. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to this morning. let's first heck that forecast with meteorologist kari hall. >> we start out now with the lower 60s across the bay and it's 64 degrees in the livermore, san francisco already at 63 degreesnd

. >> larry mcdonald, todd gore do gordon, thank you very much. bob, i thought maybe we would end the day positive given the run we had a couple of hours ago. steams like we've stable itzili. >> no, we're moving in that direction. that's a bold call, brian. let me give you highlights. we had very heavy selling at the open. i mean really big heavy selling. it looked like a lot of margin calls. then is stopped right before european close. volume lightened up and we started lifting. yes, i think europe closing hadding to to do with it but we also had a big turnaround in energy and tech. russell 2000, iwm, second-biggest etf out there, huge volume at the open. selling was exhausted around 11:30 and we started lifting from there. xop, energy stocks, oil stocks rallied with crude flat in the middle of the day. py smelled some short covering. we had twice the normal volume. flat crude rallying on heavy volume. apple another factor here. there is a little bit of a selling climax maybe in apple. $110 at the bottom. same thing happened at the middle of the