the recovery and what is happening fed marking the anniversary of the monster storm. >> good morning on friday. thanks for joining us. i am kristen sze were. >> i am eric thomas. now, our weather, nothing close to hurricane-type weather. just warm. >> good morning to you, thanks for joining us on this friday. i am watching on live doppler hd, the shield of high clouds and the blanketing us and keeping us warm overnight and most of us in the 60s to 70s through 7:00 and we will still be above average today, but not so hot as yesterday and is the spread at 4:00, and enjoy a comfortable evening at the coast, 68 but warm inland at 84 degrees. how is the commute? >> we have an accident towards berkeley and you can see on the try side of the screen, in the bull's area we have a car blocking a lane and the lights

are flashing. be careful if you make your drive eastbound along i-80, but when we have companies and heavy traffic, and as we take you into san jose, looking sluggish as you pull away from 880 into cupertino, but, other than that, we are accident free in the south bay. >> thank you. more than a dozen people are without a home this morning after a fire at a san mateo apartment complex that broke out after 10:00 last night, firefighters had to call three alarms before getting it uncontrol. our reporter is at the scene in san mateo. >> look at the damage left behind by the fire. you can see just the frame of the apartment unit on the top floor is left. 14 residents were displaced by the fire. here is a picture that was tweeted last night by the police showing the flames residents had to escape. everyone got out okay. there were seven units in the

building that bumped and five of those were occupied. it started last night shortly after 9:00. at the apartments in san mateo. firefighters say they do not know cause. yet. >> right new we had our fire investigators on the scene to conduct the investigation. it is not complete but our crews found fire on the second floor in the attic area. >> did it look suspicious? >> fought at this time, no. >> there was a fire here in may at the same apartment complex. two people were treated for smoke inhalation and one reported losing her pet birds in the fire. everyone else was okay. it is too soot to put together why the two fires happened in three months and not ruling out it is a cruel coincidence. everyone involved last night is okay and a firefighter was seen for a strain he suffered but he for a strain he suffered but he was able to return to the fire

new cell phone video shows moments after an oakland police officer shot and killed a map accused of attaching her and seen moving his head and arms still alive after being shot. a bystander is heard calling for help. the officer shot the man when he hit her in the head repeatedly with a metal bike chain. the video is being reviewed as part of investigation. >> this killing spree with police must stop. >> small group of protesters mannered from where the shooting happened to city hall last night calling for a stop to what they say is excessive use of force. the officer involved shooting was the 6th for oakland miss this year and the 4th that be lab fatal. our reporter will have a full report coming up at 6:30.

>> a suspected prostitute now is paralyzed from the income down down -- the next down after being shot by a junior college football player according to the "resolution democrat." >> the two met at a me tell 6 in rohnert park last month. officials say the prostitute was shot in the next and leg when he tried to problem her. police say he could be seen in a video. the prostitute is paralyzed. >> new detail on the shooting of the t news crew. vicki gardner was being interviewed when the shooting whatted and said the reporter allison parker was the target of the attack by bay area native vester lee flanagan. she said that vester lee flanagan shot the photographer and then shot her knocking her to the ground with a bullet to the become as she tried to run. vester lee flanagan stood over her and firing self more shots execution help style.

the gun misfired. messages of support have been pouring into the station wdbj. >> i have 819 e-mails and all my voice mailbox is full and it is all with people reaching out. >> fired from the station in 2013 according to the general manager, vester lee flanagan arounded the news director a crucifix upon the firing saying "you will need this." he killed himself when the officers closed in. >> president george w. bush and former purse need laura bush will be in new orleans marking the 10th anniversary of hurricane katrina the 10 years ago the evacuations were under way and 10 years ago tomorrow caughts catastrophic damage and killing 1,800 people. we have a look at what is be we have a look at what is be done to honor the come back.

refused to give up proving even a hurricane cannot destroy some things. this morning, a renaissance, hundreds of more restaurants and a burgeoning technical industry and a $1 billion medical center and high are graduation rates. >> the fact we make this many strides ten years after an epic disaster is an indication of the spirit. >> president obamas this an inspiration while touring parts of the lower 9th on thursday highlighting the remarkable progress made after the storm. hurricane katrina flooded 80 percent of the city, drawning hundreds in their own homes leaving we thousands stranded and desperate. >> the early recovery was not good. the country is in a much better

place because of behalf we went through. >> in the city preparing to celebrate and commemorate on this weekend anniversary, this remain stark reminders of loss. >> it is horrible. >> abandoned homes or empty lots in african american neighborhoods, still waiting for revival, poverty remains high. and what about the failed levees? the city now is fortified with $14 well system, one of the best in the world, still, there can be no guarantee against the power of mother nature. >> when you build a wall this is a bigger storm that comes. >> those would love the city are telling take the risk. to commemorate the 10th anniversary, former president george w. been will be here and former president clinton will visit tomorrow. we have been focus on new orleans recovery what about

areas outside of new orleans? >> as you might imagine, the communities, the small communes outside of new orleans, recovering there has been slow. especially for those along the coastline. erosion is a major problem. louisiana is losing something like 1 square miles of land each year. getting washed back into the ocean. protecting the cost line, and restoring the coastline is still a serious challenge. >> thank you. >> katrina anniversary has researchers asking, which city could seen the next mega storm? tampa, florida, is at the top of list. the findings reported in "time" magazine show that the city has 1 in 80 chance of a storm surge the size of katrina. next on the list is miami. chances there in 1 in 125. and then new york city odds there are 1 in 200 of

catastrophic storm. >> time if you for a check on our weather much it was warm when i extend out. wasn't expecting that. >> in the 70s and a last us in the 60, with the clouds coming in and keeping us warm this morning and tomorrow morning and then more comfort the next couple of nights. 57. menlo park is 60. belmont is 66. a lost low-to-mid 60s on the peninsula, and same cross the bay along the east bay shore into san jose at 6 and los gatos at 74, mid-to-upper 60s in the east bay and mill valley is 59, a cool spot this morning. no clouds. a few high clouds but no clouds to weapon us from arrive on time at sfo. last hot afternoon inunder that east bay, 90 to 95, more comfort along the cost at 67 into downtown san francisco at 76 and still warm an the bay at 78 to 88 in the south bay and the north by. more on that chance of wet weather tonight. that is in the big forecast.

>> we have cameras parked on the right-hand side of highway 237 near great america parkway and traffic is moving nicely westboundy. we have a few extra cars in the eastbound direction traffic is light. if you head along 101880, 280 moving at top speed with the exception of 101 where we are seeing the slowing coming away from alum rock past 880 to highway 87. 580, tracy to dublin, 41 minutes. 21 minutes along highway 4 antioch to concord and 101 in the north bay slowing down 18 minutes between san rafael and san francisco. >> the fight over frozen embryos, a turn expected in a case from san francisco that is making national headlines. what could put the form couple closer to a resolution. >> the big reveal the world has

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>> daly city, dublin, los gatos and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> seven fires in alameda are now considered suspicious and biggest break out early yesterday morning at a cardboard recycling pack and spread to a building that included studios for furniture makers and met am workers. four our fires were reported in four blocks at the same time and small are fires were reported hours later. >> new detail on the two most recent wildfires that were ignite by equipment. officials i would not say what kind caused the fires but the findings support the department contention that must wildfires are caused by people. it burned 22 acres along with

several vehicles and is fully contained. it burned 2 15 acre at petersen firefighter. >> san francisco police department will give new details on the decision to equip officers with a drug that reverses the effect of has paid off. a man was nearly dead at 16th and theses what given the drug and revived in moments the first time the drug was used since the overdose prevention and treatment pilot program back in march. >>:15. now, a check with meteorologist mike nicco foe see if you are as hot under the collar as you were yesterday. >> it was hot at times. i heard a lot of people enjoyed it, injury the change because they knew it would not last. >> containing

>> here is a look from sutro tower with the sky already looking warm as we uplight the clouds this morning. we will do it also at sunset so it is a color. picture here. we will talk about what is going to happen, not as sunny day because of the high clouds and not so hot, i hate to use the word "cooler," because it will still be cool but future so oppressive. a slight chance of wet weather tonight and the afternoons are below average starting tomorrow all the way through next week. the difference is it will be breezy tomorrow and sunday and not so breezy next week. no marine layer and no fog whatever. it is the area of high pressure that has brought us the heat with the heat pumped from the desert southwest, and as the colder and dense are air mass starts to move toward us it is wrapping around the low and high clouds will be the difference between dead and yesterday.

that and a 5 or 6 degree drop in many areas and we go from 92 in san jose to 88 in san jose and santa cruz is still warm at 87 but that is ten degrees cooler. 89 in redwood city, and mountain view is 88 and same in los altos so it is warm. everyone else in the upper 70's to mid-80s on the planes and purpose more 60s to nearly 70s along the coast and the water democrat is in the low-to-mid 60s, still warm, mid-to-upper 70s downtown and 76 and south san francisco 78 and sausalito is 79 and mid-80s to nearly 90 through the north bay. we will have upper 70s to mid-80s from north to south along the east bay shore with oakland and hayward at 82. inland, 90 at san ramon and brentwood is 95 degrees. comfortable tonight at at&t pack, card will thats coming in to take on the giants and 68 degrees at 7:15 dropping to 65. well see the clouds thicken during the afternoon hours from, say, 4:00 until 10:00, we have a

chance of a scattered shower across the not bay and drizzle for the rest of the us and the breezes kick in, and the clouds start to clear out and our temperatures drop nearly 10- or 15-degrees tomorrow afternoon and we hold steady through monday and, possibly, cooler next week. leyla? >> this is emeryville into berkeley and c.h.p. has created a traffic break with major delays. we have a birds eye view and we have been tracking this as it came from the oakland area so we do have an action at powell street and c.h.p. has all lanes stopped. they are trying to get egg over to the shoulder, and perhaps they are letting traffic filter through but there are heavy delays. the waze waze -- app we have report of an accident so perhaps this is another incident from deck to the bay bridge.

recoup our eye on -- we will keep our eye on the macarthur maze. in and out of san francisco along 280 and 101 everyone is at top speed. further down, 101 the top speed into san mateo is 280, necessity delays, define woodside up to 380. >> it is a by. the surviving giant panda born to mei xiang has a y we know the father, the male panda at the smithsonian national zoo is the father. she gave birth to twins on saturday but the smaller one did not survive. that is dip california when there are twins. the same father of the previous cub so i knew it was a true love story for mei xiang. >> true love. >> loyalty. >> a wild story of survival.

two east bay women stranded in the wilderness for five days with only towels for cover. the extreme measures she took to beat the odds. >> weather and traffic dug the commercial break including to look at the golden gate bridge softer, smoother skin after just one shower? dove body wash with a breakthrough formula. just one shower gives you softer, smoother skin. my skin is really silky smooth. dove body wash. softer, smoother skin after just one shower.

the abc news app on the go open your schedule news that lives where you live. >> welcome back at 6:23. any details in the sex scandal involving former subway spokesperson jared fogle, a worker said back in 2008 he said the executive in charge of the advertising that jared fogle told her of paying for sex with minors during a trip to thailand and on craigslist and when the worker tried to show the executives the proof in the form of t the executive stopped her and said he heard similar comments and a teener was getting jared fogle back on track. >> an arbitrator ruled against barry bonds in his grievance against major colleague baseball contending that the teams acted to prevent him from getting a job at the 2010 season. he did not receive an offer despite the agent suggesting he would play for the major league minimum salary of half a million. the arbitrator argued that just

because players with similar staffs did not remain unemployed, it wasn't enough to show the teams conspired against bonds. >> today is an important deadline in the case of a san francisco woman who is fighting to save her frozen embryos. lawyers for the woman and her ex-husband will file paperwork to say what they think the ruling should be. she wants do use the embryos do have children but her ex-husband wants them destroyed. when the husband hears from both a decision will come in three months. >> one of the trio of northern california men who took down a would-be terrorist overseas sharesly story on "good morning america" today and we have a preview. >> good friday morning. a homecoming fit for an american hero, one of the three americans who helped take down the terrorist on a french train last week joins us at times square for an exclusive interview and that is coming up morning america" next. >> sty tuned for a look at that next half hour and the fill

report on "good morning america" at 7:00. >> two east bay women are telling their story of survival this morning after being trapped this morning after being trapped for five days in the or eat. they were rescued after disappear on friday on a trip to coyote springs. laura shell man and turned off the high to sent for a lake and had two bottles of water, and a dowell and only wearing swim suits and d shirts. we with did not prepare, we did not tell anyone we were going there. we did not have a map. they ate grasses and drank urine to survive. they spotted two cowboy on the 5th day and a sheriff chopper picked them up and took them to

safety. >> tennis star sabrina williams is ready for a run at history and tickets sold out at record speed going for the grand slam. according to espn fans are so excited that tickets sold out before the men. this is the first time in united states open history that has happened. if she wins the open, which begins unmounted, she will be the first to win all fur if a single season, a grand >> fighting back an accused slumlord, south bay renters take matters into their own hands and find out why when we expose the condition they have been living in. >> the solution for aches and pains of the office "bod." >> looking at san francisco international airport, this is abc keeping you informed throughout the commercial break

with more news and weather and with more news and weather and traffic when we

live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> why don't we start with the 6:30 half hour the gorgeous shot great our camera at the twin peaks camera to the bay, gorgeous start to the morning and the golden sunshine in the east bay. great living here, snip it? >> yes. it is awesome. we pay for it but it is awesome. >> now, meteorologist mike nicco, is all the sunshine bringing us more warmth? >> it does. we pay for it but we can utilize the sunshine with solar panels. >> 12 at fairfield and everyone else is 3-5 miles per hour to nonexistent and we do not have a breeze at all at the golden gate bridge. how unusual is that. we have a clear sky. enjoy. temperatures are about 64 degrees. we are in the 60 to 70-degree range through 7:00 and stuffy this morning. notice in the day planner we are constituting with high clouds and sun and it is making for a beautiful morning with low-to-mid 70s along the coast and 80 to 84 around the bay from

noon to 4:00 and 88 inland to 92 from noon to 4:00 and stuffy at 7:00, and the rest of us are comfortable at 68 to 74. and comfort on the road, can we find any? >> comfort in numbers, yes. here is a look right new at the bay bridge toll plaza, and traffic is very heavy as you pull in from the east bay toward san francisco. we take the good with the bad and if you are headed in the eastbound direction that is a beautiful start to the morning. it is gorgeous weather and a mix of pink and blue to beat the ban. we are going to tack -- back over to emeryville but we will say hello to kristen sze and eric thomas. >> 6:31. oakland's police chief is defend an officer for fatally shooting a man accused of attacking her with a bicycle chain. the killing sparked a rest and now the new cell phone video can help investigators get to bottom

of what happened. janet o is in the newsroom with more. >> oakland police say the officer would shot and killed a suspect was wearing a body camera. the video will be reviewed along with the cell phone video showing the chaos right after the shooting took place yesterday morning. the video shows the wounded man on the ground move his head and aways before he died at the sketch. police say the man initially attacked the officer multiple times with the metal bicycle chain and a bystander can be heard calling for help as the officer radios this for backup, for her gun on the suspect. some question if the shooting was necessary. >> kid is dying. help him. they could have tasered or placed him. i don't think what he was did was worth the life being take were. >> a metal chain someone at an individual is a weapon. no doubt. >> the protesters manned from

the john to city hall and march against violence. this was the 6th officer involved shooting and 4th fatal. the officer is an 18-year veteran of the department and was treated for injuries at highland hospital and now is on paid leave while the investigation continues. >> the sent continues for a hit-and-run driver who killed a woman in east san jose. officials say laura yolanda reyes was walking on a sidewalk and hit by a maroon sedan. the driver sped off and abandoned the car. speeding and bad drivers have been a big problem for years. >> it and worse each day. especially with the kids back-to-school it is getting worse and they don't stop for the kids. >> a neighbor may have captured the suspect on surveillance video. at the request of police, we have covered the man's face but you can see him walking across the driveway. authorities have not comments on if this is the map they are

looking for, this is san jose's 31st traffic fatality and 1th involving a pedestrian. >> the children and wife late comic robin williams will try to settle differences in court today, and susan williams has been accused by the three concern of unfairly trying to increase their share of estate and in turn susan williams filed a petition to exclude from the settlement jewelry, memorabelia and other items that would have been distributed to the children. the judge urged several times for the parties to settle their fight out of court. >> san quentin prison has a confirmed case of legionnaire's disease. western at the facility in marin county where a prisoner has contracted the disease. the prisoner has been transferred to an outside hospital and all running water has been shut off. legionnaires is a severe form of pneumonia spread through plumbing and haven't station and several dozen inmates are tested. prisoners are drinking bottled water and using port-a-potties.

>> a landlord is facing a lawsuit from the tenants because lawsuit from the tenants because of " we went in an apartment and there were cockroaches, holes, and infestation. an attorney for the plaintiff said that the landlord, michael lucich retaliated against people who complained. michael lucich could not be reached for comment. >> a trio of northern california men who took down a would-be terrorist on a paris bound train was interviewed america" and alek skarlatos and sadler and stone have been called heroes. alek skarlatos moved to oregon but they still remained friends. alek skarlatos said it was inestimate that caused them to rush a morocco man brandishing a gun. >> i grabbed the ak and looked to see if there was anyone else and that is when training kicked in. before that we were

just...trying not to die. >> he is a member of the oregon national guard and you can see the entire interview of alek skarlatos on "good morning america" at 7:00. >> trading is underway on wall street capping off the roller coster week with the dow down 53 points right now, and markets in china and south korea and taiwan and japan are off to a positive start. stay tuned for updates on the nasdaq in the morning report, coming up at 6:45. next, tackling the aches and pains left behind by sitting at your desk and yahoo is behinding a fix. >> getting a subsequent start on holiday shopping ask what wal-mart is rolling out taking out the stress to fining on your list. >> check out abc7 showing interstate 680 in the walnut creek area the tail lights

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>> back at 6:40 on friday. thanks for sticking around. did you see the indy cars crossing the golden globe.

nasa was cool. pretty cool. 92 today, low 80s and wind over the weekend. luke bryan at the stadium tomorrow. it will be breezy. a special catch for special needs kids. we are a big supporter of "day in the park," in livermore on sunday in the mid-to-upper 60. high fire danger in the sierra from 2:00 in the morning through noon. be careful. speedometer and leyla, they go together. >> most certainly. the speedometer is not going to be above the teens. we have a couple of incidents. the waze app is tracking 580 out of dublin and into castro valley and we do have a report of a vehicle off to the shoulder and that should not be cause, the delay because, really, it is up to the canyon you are fining the

pull -- traffic. we have a report of an accident the it could be on the shoulder, as well. we will find more information on that. you can track your own traffic with the waze app at apple app and google play. i-80 westbound highway 4 to the maze is 23 minutes. across the bay bridge is 13 minutes. the north bay, too, is clear. >> leyla, thank you. not talking about you, or you, or anyone in particular, are you getting a poochy stomach? is your back flat? you could have a new term called "office bod," when you sit in the office most of the day, with poor posture and too tired to work out. there are ways to combat that, and that includes simple exercise including planks or one leg to. town, standing from time to

time, and another way? ward off the food demons such as cookies or pastries. >> eat popcorn, notes, fresh vegetables, tasty but do not pack the calorie punch. >> another way to fight this is to get support from co-workers. you can learn more about office bod on "good morning america" later. >> just stand? like this? are you standing? i guess you are. >> more than a dozen displaced after a fire if san mateo and what firefighters say is strange about this fire. >> giving your kids cash is good and an allowance can help them be money smart later in life. >> and the san mateo bridge and the backup going on here. leyla gulen has more on traffic.

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>> walnut creek, burlingame, campbell and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> good morning, san mateo firefighters will spend the day trying to figure out what sparked a three-alarm apartment fire last night. >> as we have learned,

firefighters say there is something about a five that -- a fire that is odd. amy hollyfield explains. >> this is the second fire here at this apartment complex in the last three months. the residents say this is pretty upsetting. look at the damage left behind, just the frame remains of the upstairs apartment. some wonder if maybe electrical damage from the first fire could be to blame for starting this fire. they do not know. here is a picture from last night. it starts after 9:00. at the apartments in san mateo. there were seven units in the building that funded. five were occupied. two suffered extensive damage. 14 people were displaced in the fire. residents say the smoke was so thick a man said he saw it outside the window he could not believe it was happening. again. >> of the five units occupied two had extensive damage.

it will be a while to open. >> woman reporting losing her pet birds in may and two were treated for smoke inhalation. no one was hurt last night. the fire was burning in a second floor at tick. they do not know the cause or if the two fires are connected. that will be under investigation. reporting live in san mateo. 6:47. the dow did something this week it has never done before, and gap is changing how they schedule their employees. jane king has the money report. >> the dow has made 200 point moves up or down tore six straight sessions. the dow has journeyed 10,000 points this week and we have eastbound, if we close where we are now be we could have a

positive week for stocks which is amazing. worry seeing the dow down by 75 points, with modest losses so far across the board. oncost scheduling looks good on the budget but it wrecks the remain employee lives and the gap will end the practice across all brands. on call citizens means you are scheduled but you do not have to work depending how busy it s it is tough on employee whose cannot man on child care. trowe price conversation with kids about money is we important because there is benefit in letting kids experience money and providing an allowance. paren whose combine the conversation with the allowans are the most likely to have we financially smart kids. >> it makes a lost sense.

>> my kids are at the age when they should give me an allowance. >> or pay you rent. >> i hot that is when they decided which him to put us in. >> 6:49. how is the forecast? >> san jose does not often see the sun rising but it is coming over the hills at 101 and 80. 66 degrees. in san jose. we are 74 in los gatos and in the hills it is warmer in milpitas at 69 and santa clara at 63 right now, and alameda is 68 and redwood city and san pablo 67 and present wood 68, san francisco is 66 and same in novato and cool spot is half moon bay at 57. a beautiful picture from the camera roof. we have to move on with the forecast highlights high clouds and sun, and the heat empty per, a small window for wet weather tonight and it is breezy and sunny and dramatically cooler.

tomorrow afternoon through the seven-day forecast. high clouds are blanketing us. they are keeping us warmer than am. a lack of winds have no marine layer, no wind, no free air conditioning and the heat pump is controlling the weather. the high to the sweat of us retreats today and the colder and heavier air mass comes in, and we will unless the high clouds are thicker today. tomorrow the cool breezes roll in. today, 88 in san jose to 97 in gilroy to 85 in sunnyvale. the most comfortable area is around millbrae at 79 and else in the mid-to-upper 80s like redwood city at 89 degrees. we will flirt with 70 at half moon bay and 70s in daly city and colma and 71 in the sunset and downtown and south san francisco, mid-to-upper 70s from 83 in vallejo to 90 across santa rosa and upper 70s richmond and berkeley, and oakland is 82, union city and newark at 85 degrees and 90 at

san ramon and walnut creek and concord at 92, and livermore is 96. at the game, 68 at 7:15 cardinals are in town dropping to 65 so comfortable. clouds are increasing during the evening, and another colorful sunset like the sunrise we see this morning and from 4:00 tomorrow to noon there is a chance of drizzle along the coast and scattered showers across the north bay. my seven-day forecast is in the afternoon hours, the sun comes out and winds kick up and temperatures drop 10- or 15-degrees and we hold steady through monday with a breezes tapering and it is cooler in the middle part of next week. leyla? summer officially over. now, we have 60 bart trains on time and it is fought too early to say almost a week from tomorrow bart is going do close service through the transbay tube and between oakland and san francisco, saturday, sunday, and monday, forcing track repair.

now, from emeryville camera to berkeley, i-80 is busy side and this is university avenue, and i saw with my own two eyes the transit bus pulled over to the showers and storms at powell street and it started to roll and it started heading in the eastbound direction along i-80's and everyone is fine, and traffic is back to normal. now, what is happening in other parts of the bay area as i look at the drive, southbound 680 at sunol boulevard we have a stall blocked one lane. drive time traffic 580 tracy to castro valley is under one hour. 280 is clear through daly city. >> 6:52. seven things to know before you go when we return. the bay bridge toll plaza is shown backed up with the sun shown backed up with the sun rising over the horizon in the

he are seven things to know before you go. investigators will look at cell phone video and video from an officer's body camera after a deadly confront station between a oakland police officer and a suspect. a female officer shot and killed a man she said was attacking her. >> a dozen police were displaced after a three-alarm farm fire, the second fire at the same complex in three months. >> the search continues for a hit-and-run driver who killed a

woman in east shows. officials say laura yolanda reyes was walking on the sidewalk yesterday and was hit by a maroon sedan. >> defense secretary carter is in mountain view for announce a new high-tech hub with the focus on bendable and wearable electronic devices. >> high clouds and sunshine with. toes still above average but not is hot as yesterday, 70's in san francisco, 80s around the bay and 90 inland. >> a morning of contrast, the golden gate bridge is a nice drive from marin but the san mateo is busy and packed. >> wal-mart is starting the holiday layaway with a launch two weeks earlier than last year, customers have 90 days to pay rather than 60 days. >> we continue on-line, on twitter, on facebook and all mobile devices and we will back in 25 minutes.

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