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Breaking news coming in, the last clinic performing abortions in missouri could be shut down in the coming hours. tonight, the new record on the u.s. border. more than 1,000 people apprehended. and our team witnessing the first raid of its kind. u.s. authorities targeting the human smugglers who make money bringing people to the u.s. the alarming new headline ci. in tonightnvvid e ccern >>th pying night. the man tra silo. and then swimming there on right, unaware a shark was coming toward ...

>> reporter: aprils jobs >>mbers paint an encouraging picture, including wage growth. >> these are astounding numbers, especially this far into a recovery. >> reporter: martha gimbel is with the online job search engine indeed.com. she says while the economy has ten expanding for the last decade, job wages had remained sluggish. >> this economy just keeps chugging along and adding jobs and opportunities for workers. >> reporter: its taken a while to get here as far as the wage orowth. e there wa...

Football star. >> he has been playing since he was seven. >> details on the vigil. how one toll plaza got torched on a bay area bridges. an officer ambushed. what happened next was even scarier. >> the suspect crawled toward the firearm, grabbed the fire. >> add surrounding a new housing bill. >> i read it got a little disgusted and rifted up. >> the day almost upon us. if you live anywhere near golden gate park, it is time to batten down the hatches

Blue barricade signaling right away that something was happening. >> thats kind of making me nervous. >> chris neville is a contractor for pg&e and works inside the building on beale street. a spokesperson says the barricade is to help employees get to where they need to go given the interest in the announcement that it is filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy. >> oh my god, im so shocked. i hope everything is going to be okay. i know that what happened is not great. so. obviously somebody has to pay...

Tinkle contest with a skunk, you pt tinkle all over you." w for the presidents continued ansh for the wall, pelosi said, and again i quote, "its like a manhood thing for him, as if manhood could ever be associated s pa him." y r his part, the president said border security and wall funding is common sense and a political nt ser, even if wrapped around a government shutdown. r: o? >> glor: okay. r st remarkable. ofjor garrett right in the middle of all of it today. thank you, major. >> reporter: ...

We )re tracking the neighborhoos where pg&e right now at six, a red flag alert brings new worries tonight. were tracking the neighborhoods where pg&e says it could be turning off the power. and ill show you how high those winds will gust. but first, the political power shift from san francisco to the white house. nancy pelosi is poised to take on a big role when it comes to president trump. well show you what happened today. the news at six starts right now. good evening, and thanks for bein...

>> glor: floridas governor declared a state of emergency in seven counties today because of a toxic algae. the thick, green goo is killing wildlife. its largely the result of fertilizer run-off and now covers 90% of lake okeechobee. britains royal family today celebrated the christening of prince louis, 11 weeks old and fifth in line to the throne. mother kate beamed while showing louislings ge thr mon the otlight. th are. up next, a miraculous discovery in the ruins of a home. miraculous discov...

Cell phone companies are using churches to build their new cell towers.. and bypassing the normal review process. good evening, kpix5 news begins with a surprising way that cell phone companies are using churches to build cell phone towers and bypass the normal review process. good evening.>> they are unlikely business partners, verizon wants to make a deal with a santa rosa church. several companies -- cell phone companies are seeking a higher calling. >> reporter: the cell phone tower would ...

By the hurricane. and tonight, most of puerto rico in the dark. 1 in 10 on the island still have no running water. and a couple from el paso, texas, seeing elizabeth on the news, calling her and telling her they would pay to fly her and her family back to the u.s. for help. our camera there as she packed. >> all changes hurt. but i know were going to be much better. >> reporter: tearful, she tells us, she can now get her parents medical help. her building had just got the power back an hour befo...

Failure in puerto rico. 80% back in the dark. and new trouble for o.j. simpson already? tonight, why has he been banned from a vegas hotel? good evening and its great to have but us here on a thursday night. and we begin tonight with explosive new allegations of sexual misconduct involving two different well-known men. a controversial judge running for senate and famous median louis c.k. first, alabamas roy moore, now the republican candidate for senate, "the washington post" first reporting...