>> plus, get rid of the guns or move. we'll tell you about the tough new crackdown that could get a sports store muscled out of a town. >> and doing more to keep students safe on campus. how a peninsula school district says it will change after school abuse case on campus. >> you want a nice jacket for you, temperature in the fl40s a 50s. we'll show you the changes in the forecast coming up. >> you expect a backup at the bay bridge but not in the tri-valley. we'll give you the latest for 680 and whatever progress report we have from chp. >> right now we take you live outside to give you a spanning wide shot of the bay bridge. crystal clear, a crispy cool start to the day, as rob says going to get a lot warmer out there on this thursday, september 19, this is "today in the bay."

good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm jon kelley. good friday eve morning. right to breaking news in oklahoma. a chemical plant now on fire after two separate explosions. that fire has been contained now at the danlin plant in the city of thomas. crews are letting this one burn. in fact, the fire has been burning for most of the night. no employees, good news, no employees were working at the plant when this fire broke out but about a dozen people who live within a quarter mile of the plant have been evacuated for safety reasons. you can see all of that smoke as we give you a live look, the smoke pushing through the air at that plant. so far no reports of injuries. and the cause of this one does remain under investigation. according to the company's website danlin makes chemicals for the oil and gas industry. at 6:01, happening now more than 5200 gallons of oil have

spilled into the south platte river in colorado. take a look at these pictures. it is crude oil that spilled from two damaged tanks into the river. we understand that the tanks were damaged by flood waters. the river already very swollen due to the flooding and the problems they had. state officials are on the scene. >> that is a rough go. we take you to virginia where two people have been injured after a train derailment. we understand that the derailment caused a fire on the tracks. two people were injured and crew members were also on the train. so far it's unclear why the train derailed. >> washington, d.c. navy yard is reopened. the navy said today is a regular work day except for building 197 where the shootings took place. the base gym is closed because it is being used as a staging area for the fbi.

investigators aren't sure why 34-year-old aaron alexis went on that deadly shooting spree. it appears he left messages written on the sawed off shot gun he used in that massacre. one of those messages read, "better off this way." >> los gatos making changes to zoning laws. this could cause a shop to pick up and move nine months after opening. bob redell is live in los gatos with the latest on this heated debate. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. correct, the los gatos council enacting these rule this is week which affect gun shop owners like templar sports. they just moved in nine months ago now can stop selling guns or move. across the street if it wants.yñ it cannot be at this location because it's within 250 feet of places geared toward children.

across the street is apparently okay. it was this week the same week as the mass shooting in washington, d.c. that the city council passed new laws for gun shops. these kind of businesses must now apply for an annual permit, and as mentioned before must be at least 250 feet away from places like schools, church, parks, government buildings and businesses that are geared toward children. the city took up this issue about nine months ago, this is when residents started protesting the opening of templar sports. it was in december after the mass shooting in newwn, connecticut. people felt blind sided by the opening of templar sports, that it's a threat, there were packed hearings and finally the new ordinance. the city has given templar four years to move or give up its gun sales. this four-year deadline makes no sense because if this is a

public safety issue as the city claims, why is his client not forced to move right now. templar sports also says it is considering legal action. 6:05. investigators are expected to trurn a neighborhood in san ramon where a man was arrested after shooting at deputies who had come to evict him. the sheriff's office says they went to the home in unincorporated san ramon to evict the man. the man allegedly locked himself inside, firing a gun through the door. the property manager was hit in the leg. authorities eventually used gas tos for the man out of the home. he is now in jail. >> a school district could roll out new train forge employees to try to help report child abuse or neglect a. former coach also

a custodian was convicted of lewd acts against students. christie smith is live in belmont now with all of the details on this plan to help better protect our children. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jon. the board president says the last few years have been difficult. one of the basic requirements of any school district is to keep students safe. now tonight this district is looking at raising the bar on the law that's already in place for mandated reporters. their training for suspected abuse and neglect this after the arrest and conviction of edwards for sexual misconduct with a student. he was both coach and custodian until 2011, now serving a 9-month jail term in a plea deal. tonight the district will discuss going beyond the one-time training to a bi-yearly

program. the district is proposing to retrain all staff this fall and to institutionalize this retraining so staff is reminded of their duties and what the warning signs are. if you are interested, you want to come and voice your opinion that meeting is at 6:00 tonight in the school district offices here at 2960 hallmark drive. in belmont. recording live, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> 6:07. in a sign the economy is recovering, san mateo county is going to start hiring. the board approve add two-year fwhaj would add 207 positions. 165 of those jobs are expected to be filled this year t rest starting in july of next year. many will be used to neat needs of the federal affordable care act and staff the new jail that's being built in redwood

city. >> any positive sign is more than welcome. >> huge. >> that's big. 6:08. time to check with rob. the range of our weather today is mind blowing. >> it's a sign we're getting closer to fall when you got mornings like this, gorgeous, clear skies, dry air. and that allows a lot of the warmth to escape out to space. in the north bay, 47 degrees napa, santa rosa, novato 46, 55 in san jose. not much of a sea breeze now. later on we'll see the winds picking up off the ocean. hour by hour for our forecast, 80s and 90s inland, then cooling quickly as we head through the even hours as the low clouds approach the coast. sunny day, then low clouds as we go through the evening, setting us up for low clouds tomorrow. a neek preview, friday night

into saturday. moving across the bay area. showers and a big drop in temperatures. today 80s and 90s inland. come saturday, dropping off, almost 20 degrees cooler to kick off the weekend. fall officially gets started on sunday. it's going to feel like it around the bay area. >> about time the temperatures are acting season appropriate. 880, this is appropriate for this time. this volume bumping up. close to the limit. in the 60 area as you pass the coliseum. we'll look south on the maps, we have an issue north 238 a little slow. there was a crash at the interchange and then it's still recovering as more are coming in so there is the backup. west 580 does slow. once you're on 238 you should be about 880. coming down through pleasanton, jammed up. still no word on when they get

those lanes cleared but the slow lane is blocked as you pass, early morning crash happened after 4:20. foothill road, a good alternate. that is one that will take you. out of livermore that will be an issue. it's building coming off of that interchange. a quick look outside and see how fremont shapes up. once you see that police in pleasanton, into the south bay we'll get a look at that coming up. >> coming up john mccain takes putt tune task in his own op-ed. what the senator says he is more pro russia than the country's own president. >> we'll look at the fed surprise. >> and it's still pretty dark out there as we give you a look at the golden gate bridge s. a

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i want to get you updated on today's top stories. los gatos approving new restriction for gun stores, the new rules require businesses to apply for an annual permit and they must be at least 250 feet from schools, parks, government buildings and youth oriented middle schools. the new rules mean templar sports will have to relocate or stop selling guns even though it just opened nine months ago. >> workers are returning to the washington navy yard this morning though the building where monday's mass shooting happened is still closed. veterans administration revealed it treated the gunman aaron alexis for insomnia but never for mental illness.

>> also in washington, lawmakers holding more hearings on the terror attack on the u.s. holding more hearings on the th ambassador chris stevens in ben ghazi, libya. mike mullen and tom pickering are expected to testify. >> senator john mccain striking back at vladamir putin by writing an op-ed pe piece for a russian outlet. it was publiced by the electronic news website written under the headline russians deserve better than putin. mckanl accuses him and his associates of corruption by rigging elections, and controlling the media. the arizona republican blasts putin for sighting with bashar assad in that country's civil war. speaking directly to the russian people mccain writes he is more proper russian because he respects their right to self determination. when i criticize your government it's not because i'm

anti-russian, it is because i believe you deserve a government that believes in you and answers to you. and i long for the day when you have it. pretty strong words. >> i'm not surprised one, that somebody fired back at putin for his big op-ed and i'm not surprised at john mccain. for months the federal open markets committee has been hinting and saying it will wind down its easy money policies. >> wall street has been readyingy for that. and then something out of left field. >> it was amazing. they aren't going to stop easing. the fed has been priding itself on being straightforward, transparent with the public and having press conferences, hinting as you say for months, quantitative easing would come to an end. no more -- then wednesday all afternoon all of a sudden everything gets turned around. the fed will keep buying tens of

billions of bonds each month. wall street all but lost its mind in the first few minutes following that announcement. investors had been girding themselves for the exact opposite news. all of a sudden brand new records were set all over the markets. talking about grand theft awe 05, oyts set a record generating $800 million in sales in 24 hours. that's 200 million shy of the one billion park. the record for getting to a billion fastest is 15 days set by one of the call of duty games. elan musk welcomes news that general motors want to com beat tesla model s, gm will build a long range electric car.

musk says am happy to hear that gm plans to develop an affordable electric car. i said this before, i don't think people want electric cars, when you look at the fails of other electric cars they aren't buying them. they want a tesla. that's something. that says something about who you are t new modern day thomas ed son. it's not the electric car part. i'm not sure that's going to translate into a gm. >> the tesla -- >> they are cutting edge. something new. and gm's not. >> maybe bring a tesla in for gadget friday. >> what about me? >> all right. we'll take laura, sorry. >> forgot i'm sitting right next to you. thanks so much. >> you can ride shotgun. >> across the golden gate

bridge, actually could be closed down for an entire weekend next year. there is a proposal to install a movable median barrier on the bridge. it will close for a selected weekend in 2014. it would be the first time in history the golden gate would be shut down for more than a few hours. it's because 36 people died in crashes on the bridge since 1971, 16 of them in head-on crashes. that could have been prevented by a median. several head-on crashes in 1996 started the push and in recent years the district also lowered the speed limit, raised enforcement and hiked speeding. >> hopefully this will help out. >> 6:18 now. let's get it back to rob and christina loren. we have all sorts of things including a beautiful look. >> yes, we're skies across the

bay. you notice no low clouds as you saw or across the bay bridge this morning. the north bay we have clear skies, 40s to get your day going. 55 san jose and san francisco. but we're going to see these jump 30 to 40 degrees by the afternoon. not much after sea breeze now, that will change around mid afternoon. for the wind forecast, 10 to 20-mile-per-hour winds and by the time we pass 3:00 we'll probably stay above 20 miles per ho hour. 70s, a's versus twins. we've got clear skies now, this time tomorrow morning will be different. as we look at the lou clouds spill inland for the morning so one thing, we get that cloud

blanket to move for the morning tomorrow. for the weekend rain producing clouds dropping in out of the gulf of alaska. a chance of early almost fall-like raindrops. especially for the north bay. jumping to friday, the saturday morning starting off in the north bay, through the rest of midday saturday, a chance of scattered showers across the rest of the bay area. you can see our temperatures will be dropping by the time we get to saturday f. you like summer temperatures today is the day to enjoy the outdoors. closer to 90 in the warmest spots in values for the afternoon. 70s around lunch time. 3:00, as the sea breeze temperatures will cool around into the evening and cool even more buy the time we wrop up the week. then saturday and sunday now you're seeing highs inland. hours for saturday.

breezy conditions and fall-like temperatures early next week. >> we're going to get to the good news. it's not because the tri-valley, that's not news, that's the upday. we're looking at 680 southbound. i got word that they opened all lanes. it's still below 20 miles per hour from the dublin interchange, from 580 down to castle wood, then clears into sunol. also that will be an alternate as folks see this backup. prepare for both of those to be rouded. here we have the slowdown, slower drive out of castro valley. the earlier trash has cleared. it's rippled back. there is another slowdown before you get to red wood road where it started slowing. so be prepared for that.

>> into oakland smoother for 880. the south bay we see this build. north 101, 85, look at this, south we did see a lot of slowing. there was one rey maining road crew. we see a recovery for speeds. past willow, into san mateo, 101 for 280, south at 92, there may be a krosh. the bay bridge moves smoothly. sqat's your westbound commute no problems over at san francisco side. the bay bridge toll plaza. >> hurricane manuel continues its path up the coast of mexico. why the death toll is on the rise.

welcome back. it's 6:25. emergency workers in ottawa working hard as we speak trying to move a partly derailed commuter train that collided with a bus. that collision killed six people, injuring 30 others. at this point it's not clear what caused the bus to smash through the crossing barrier during yesterday's rush hour.

this marks the second major rail accident in canada in less than three months. just back in july a train carrying oil derailed and exploded in a small town in quebec killing 46. >> the death toll is rising as hurricane manuel moves up the mexico coast. look at the weather radar where the storm is moving northeast of cabo san lucas and into baja california. mexico's government says 80 people have died because of the flooding and 58 others are now missing after a massive landslide smashed through a tiny village in the southern mountains. emergency teams are using helicopters to try to evacuate hundreds from the people. many from whom are injured. look at that. mexican officials say the rain left 40 to 60,000 tourists stranded in acapulco. so far only 10,000 tourists have been able to fly out of the city

on 88 flights. >> rough down there. 6:26. still ahead we'll tell you about the navy yard and washington, d.c. now reopening just three 1@bé new details about the shoor and how he managed to get security clearance in the first place. >> also, aw dare devil pilot ded after a stunt goes wrong. we'll tell you about the scene from top gun he was trying to re-create. what crews are doing trying to track him down.

the navy yard reopens in washington, d.c. days after shooting spree. new concerns about the suspect and new details about the words etched on the shot gun he used during the rampage. >> could the america's cup champion be crowned today?

why team oracle says anything could happen. >> there's the bell. new york stock exchange this morning. things taking off on the market. in the meantime, terrific. >> we double your pleasure. double time. that bell is so quick. >> see how they fare today. thursday, september 19, this is "today in the bay." good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm jon kelley. good morning everybody. happening now crews trying to clean up more than 5,000 gallons of oil that spilled into the flood swollen south platte river in colorado. it's crude oil that spilled from two damaged tanks in the river. we understand those tanks, they were damaged by all of the flooding and raining that they had out there. the company that owns the

tankses has placed absorbant booms in the water trying to keep all the oil from spreading. >> new this morning the navy yard is open for business again three days after a mass shooting. tracie potts joins us live. the question remains about how the shooter was able to get into that building. >> right. the fbi is still investigating as thousands come back to work the fbi is still on the scene, they set up a staging area in the gym and building 197 where the shooting happened is still shut down. >> reporter: workers returned to the navy yard this morning. >> their spirits are high. and they are looking forward to getting back to a routine. >> reporter: everything is reopening except the gym the fbi set up and building 197 where authorities say aaron alexis used a shot gun eached with the

words, better that you have way, and my elf weapon. the veterans administration cities treated alexis for insomnia. >> what should have been done that wasn't done, should have been more done. >> alexis' mother apologized to families whose loved ones were killed. >> i don't know why he did what he di). >> the shooting has capitol hill talking gun control again. >> i don't want another 15-year-old to be having to pick out his sister's casket. >> there is no reason to believe any kind of background check would have stopped this tragedy. >> reporter: the navy denies that a pentagon report citing money issues with its security clearance program made thefá na yard less safe. >> we don't cut budget corners for -- >> so there is a focus here on

security for military bases, on the suspect and finding out more about him. on these workers returning today but also on the victims. this weekend on sunday president and mrs. obama are scheduled to attend a memorial for them. >> no doubt that will be so emotional. >> park safety expected to be front and center at san francisco's recreation and park submission kmigs meets later today. the public expected to be part of the meeting to talk about the recent incidents at holly park. a young mother was run over by a park truck. the driver didn't stop but did later turn himself in to police. charges have not been filed but could be later on this month. >> despite the massive fire that threatened to dump cash people still have clean drinking water. the remnants of the fire continue to shoulder more than a month after it started. this week the utilities

commission says thefd,ñ clarity the water coming fromb. hetch-hetchy had fairly changed from before the fire. the real test will be this winter when there could be scorched hillsides. >> the dry conditions, rob pointing out for us that we're going to get moisture this weekend. >> looking at the area off to the east of the bay area where the rim fire is burning, to the right of the screen and notice the bay area. this also includes the rim fire area. if you look lows coastly on the crest the chance after few snow showers. this is the transition as we get out of summer, head into fall. we see the rainy season arrive and mudslides become the problem for the fires, both at the rim fire location and the recent mt. diablo fire.

once thercv stronger storms mo forward northern california. 40s and 50s, not much of a sea breeze. that will eventually push low clouds pack to the seashore.+f0z we'll get the low clouds to spill in but today's high, 80s and low 90s, the warmest of the next seven days. 85 san jose, 78 in san francisco. 80 in oakland. low 90s around the try valley. temperatures dropping, more clouds. how about a few raindrops possibly as early as friday evening in the north bay and showers to kick off the weekend. >> make sure you have wiper fluid. wipe it clean. fremont, 880, northbound not a problem. we'll check the roads in the tri-valley. and we're looking at a slower drive approaching the dublin

interchange. things are bogging down and then down to south 680 at burrnell. you still have the slower drive and you'll find more traffic. it's starting tojv move into sunol. a shift here, we head west 580, starting to move better. as you head to north 238 the castro valley why. you could -- can't recover until later on in the commute. heading to the 238 interchange, a new rash there. from the traffic it looks they may have cleared that. south. approaching the maze you're fine through berkeley and emeryville. the new crash slows you west 80 around san pablo avenue. back to you. >> thanks so much. 6:36. it's not over, it's a long way

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in northeastern china crews are searching for a day devil pilot from southern california who crashed into ae'9ç lake. david rigs was doing stunts from the movie top gun before the crash. rigs was reportedly trying to touch the wheels of the plane on the water to make it look like the plane was skiing. witnesses say rigs ignored warnings to cancel because of bad weather. he lost his pilot's license twice in the u.s., once for buzzing santa monica pier and

for illegal selling rides to the public. >> 6:40. gu or get out of town. the you wiultimatum leading to showdown. >> breaking news, explosions at a chemical plant. we'll tell you more about evacuation orders and new details about the decision to just let it burn. >> here is the view this mornin♪ from san bruno martin a. 40-degree swing in temperatures. a look at that coming up. >> and here is a look at the san mateo bridge. no drama on the peninsula but the east bay had a number of issues. we'll focus on the unusual patterns.

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and we begin that 15 minutes with breaking news from oklahoma where evacuation orders were just lifted for a neighborhood near a chemical plant that caught fire after two explosions. the fire has been contained at the danlin plant in the city of thomas, the crews are just letting it burn out. in fact, the fire was left burning all night. right now taking live pictures from the scene where you can see traces of smoke above that plant there. no employees were working at the plant when the fire broke out. so there are no reports of injuries so far and the cause is under investigation. according to the company website they make ail for the gas industry. >> the navy yard is back open after that mass shooting leaves 12 people along with the gunman dead. today is a regular work day

except for building 197 where the shootings took place. the base gym also closed because it's nowing used as a staging area for the fbi. >> los gatos is cracking down on gun laws. it could cause a shop to close its doors or move. bob has the latest. >> reporter: good morning. because of new rules governing gun shops that went in effect in los gatos, that's going to have an impact on templar sports located here on university. because of these rules this store has two options, a, stop action or it can ules this move and if it wants it can move across the street. since it cannot be here because if it's on this side of the street it's within 250 feet of places geared toward kids. on that side of the street it must be just over 250 feet. it was this week the same as the mass shooting in washington,

d.c. the council passed through laws. these kinds of businesses must apply for an annual permit and be at least 250 feet away from schools, churches, and which ises that are yeared toward children. the city took up the issue when resident pros tested the opening of templar sports back in december. you might recall it was right after the mass shooting in newtown, connecticut. people in los gatos felt blind sided by the opening. they feel it's a threat to public safety having this shop in town. there have been packed public hearings and the new ordinance. the city has given templar sports four years the move or esales. the lawyer says this four-year deadline makes no sense because if this is a public safety issue as the city claim, why is the client not forced to move right now. the lawyer tells the paper that

they are planning legal action. bob redell, "today in the bay." thanks so much. >> time for a check on the weather as we give you a look nouts. how about that picturesque sunrise. rob says looks nice, crispy out there. he's in for christina telling us it's a cool start. >> we're seeing cool temperatures, even though you have clear skies you don't see dog. san bruno looking back across the bay. pretty nice. the low clouds do act like a blanket so without the low clouds this morning you've got 40s and low 50s. 40s for mainly the north bay. 55 san jose. 53 degrees in oakland. the sea breeze not that strong but by the afternoon and the evening we'll see more of that, that will help bring in low clouds later on.

wind speeds across the bay, we'll see those accelerating around 3:00 in the afternoon. but about 10 to 20-mile-per-hour winds going up to 25 around 5:00. the america's cup should look pretty good. the a's taking on the twins. you can catch the action. 60s if the game goes on with patchy clouds. >> sunshine, clear skies. we'll wrap up with low clouds down the coast as winds turn onshore. offensively a chance of showers by friday evening in the north bay and across the rest of the bay area as we go to the weekend. the futurecast now, we jumped ahead to friday. this is friday evening. the north bay, starting to see showers drop on kwjin. saturday morning into early saturday afternoon, a chance at least in a few scattered showers as far south as the south bay to kick off the weekend.

au.x lot like summer despite t chilly start. we talked about a 30 to 40-degree jump. 80s to anyones morgan hill. 70s around the inner bay. 90s for the east bay inland valleyles, near 80 in oakland. so today the warmest day of the next seven days, tomorrow we get more clouds, starting to see the cooldowns that will lead to a chance of showers, best bet of accumulating trafl in the north bay. it's pretty i recall in the season. sunday looks cool but drier to wrap up the weekend. >> looking at north 101, the volume, that's okay here at 680. we'll show you the look for the south bay, very pleasant like this shot here. we're starting to see, we have a expressway. from what it sounds like it may affect the on ramp more than the

freeway. it may be visible with some of the flashing lights. approaching 680 we have a slowdown up to 880 and maybe a crash. 87 and 85 shows the build. coming off a thursday. slow through sunol out of livermore as well as you make that blend with the traffic. there is slowing in toward fremont. because of the earlier build-up. heading south from 580. we have a new crash 580 hot sierra. slower for the castro valley y and no more slowing so looks like the crash moved off of the roadway. your typical build, the route west 580 and also south 880. more slowing across the bridge until the toll plaza is clear.

a nice smooth flow. we'll look here and look at the east shore freeway. the backup of course at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> thank you. it's 6:51. investigators expected to return to an upscale neighborhood in san ramon where a man was arrested after shooting at deputy there is to evict him from his foreclosed home. the sheriff's office says they went to the homeós-÷ in the nor canyon estates to evick the man. the man locked himself in the house and fired the gun through the door. the property manager was hit in the leg. authorities used gas to force the man out of his house. and he is now locked up in jam. >> 6:51. faculty and staff at one peninsula school district could soon be taught new higher standards on reporting abuse or neglect on campus after the

recent conviction of a former coach and custodian who abused students. christie smith live in belmont with more details on the plan to try to protect children. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. the state already requires training for school staff on how to report suspected cases of abuse and neglect. after that happened in this drik they are looking to go way beyond that level of training. this comes after the arrest and conviction of andre edwards earlier for sexual misconduct with a student in 2010. he was both a coach and custodian at ralston middle school. as part after plea deal he is serving nine months in jail. the belmont red wood school district will look at extending the state's one-time training to be bi-yearly. so they are reminded of their responsibilities as mandatory reporters and what the warning

signs are. the board president says the last couple of years have been difficult. as a parent and board member it's horrifying. one of the basic requirements of the district is keep students &ñ safe. the meeting is tonight at 6:00 p.m. 2960 hallmark drive. christie smith, "today in the bay." >> parents in one south bay neighborhood very, very upset after the city remove as crosswalk in front of a middle school. months ago san jose decided to remove the crossing at second and heading even though fact that it ran up to burnett middle school. this is a dangerous intersection that had a few accidents back>n may, 12-year-old daniel was hit by a truvg after school. he has scars from the accident. daniel was in a crosswalk when

he was hit but now that crosswalk is gone. the city did narrow the lanes and the street and even put in a bike lane but also eliminated that crosswalk. daniel's father and others are urging the city to put it back in. >> you can't leave this chaos and every morning roll the dice and hope everything comes up aces. >> san jose council now says he is going to try to push the department of transportation to put the crosswalk back into effect. >> a teen injured 18 crash last month is expected to leave the hospital today. 15-year-old joseph had been recovering for more than a month following the august 10th crash. this video shows that the teen was in a car when the driver lost control, slamming into that big tree there. joseph was pinned under the car

with serious leg injuries. he is now able to use the care and hopes to be walking soon. >> new security measures are in place at the o. dot cocoliseum. you might want to pack extra patience to go along with your major league fever. fans have to have their bags searched and empty pockets before walking through a metal detector there. the a's recommend allowing lots of extra time to make sure they watch the first pitch. >> wall street trying to extend its rally from yesterday. easy money continue? >> that caused a good it of good vibration. y. >> are happy. >> they are happy. we already were at record highs so. the fab fab 500, a single point to the positive is interinterday

record. the marks not moving. a day after the fed announced major turnaround it will keep buying bonds to the tune of $80 billion a month. here' the deal with the fed. following the economic crisis the fed cut the interest rate banks charge to essentially zero. it was trying to smark the american economy but it wasn't enough. you can't go below zero. they started buying things, norths, mortgage daebt, the fed owns a shopping mall. the money gets put into the economy. that program, that spending is called quantitative leezing. everybody thought it was going away until yesterday and then the fed announced he's'd keep doing it. >> in palo alto yes, a bunch of

guys waiting for the iphone 5-s, standing outside of the caple store. >> they do. you know what, they got another, boy, how many hours left to go. they go on sale tomorrow. you cannot preorder the 5-s, you have to stand in line. >> wait a little bit. >> or sit in your chair. people are going to sleep in cars. >> there is a system. you don't move the empty chair. >> it holds your face. >> yes. >> we heard people pay people to >> yes. >> the operating system. >> you can have it now. go to your settings in general. all yours. >> i haven't done it yet. >> it's a little slow but it

looks good. working on it. >> that's the main thing. >> i don't know i'm trying to figure out the phones. i want to check in with rob mayeda. christina's off. >> good to be here. chilly start, 40s and 50s for now, by the afternoon, 78, san jose. enjoy the summer like temperatures. cooler and a chance of showers friday into early saturday. >> looking forward the tri-valley. we have the unusual flow pattern. now we have a crash making things tougher. if you take south 680 that is slow but that's starting to four itself out. there you see it, slowing past 84 so that's unusual for that stretch. southbound through hayward, and we see the burst. it will be slow because of

earlier crashes. the south bay, your northbound mart begins to build. back to you. >> thanks. it's 6:59. >> a final check, crews trying to contain more than 5,000 gallons of crude oil. that came from two tanks damaged by the severe flooding in that region. >> firefighters down in oklahoma backing off of a fire at a chemical plant. this fire caused explosions at that plant near the town of thomas, oklahoma. nobody was hurt. authorities say they are letting the fire burn itself out. >> los gatos approved restrictions for gun stores requiring businesses to apply for an annual permit and they must be at least 250 feet from the3m school park government buildings and youth oriented businesses.

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