we still have one fire truck on scene. multiple unit before. we still have all lanes shutdown.check stand to say she left alameda two hours ago and she has only made it to treasure island and she's not half way there yet the e shore freeway is backed up all the way to the hoffmann split in the westbound direction >>anny: george another cloudy start to the day because of the thick cloud deck. to as a full reporting delays averaging over an hour this morning so keep that in mind. to check up your eyes for today. the clouds and the fog will burn off. . >>mark: as we follow the latest with a bart. now the governor stepping and. seven days to investigate the negotiations between bart and its unions. we are hearing from the an ant. kron4's will tran is following the latest of oakland. >>: we just had a live news conference with antoinette bryant the spokesperson for 82 per it once again she agreed to talk about what is going on. basically the governor issued a 7 day reprieve. is this good or bad. >>: we ask for this in june so i think this board of inquiry will take the information t

west of us, still quite a bit of activity still to move through the region tonight.e still have risk tonight. and particularly tomorrow afternoon, as this front approaches. behind the front, there is dryer air. i think most of the area, from baltimore north, will get? dryer air. but not until late in the day on saturday and into sunday as well. southwest winds on the bay, 10 knots. bay temp, around 77. yeah, tonight, showers and storms. could see more activity later on. low of around 72 tomorrow. warm, humid, scattered showers and storms. some with a heavier downpour and gusty winds. with heavier thunderstorm tomorrow afternoon. looks like saturday afternoon. could see some dryer air moves in. pretty much in the city on north. southern section, probably more showers yet on saturday. >> thanks, bob. >>> preparations are under way for a final goodbye to beloved former colt artie donovan. the funeral mass begins at 11:00 a.m. at cathedral. mary our queen. i'll never forget, in an airport in charlotte, north carolina, coming down the escalator, a crowd of people. ask the

the a's still in it? >> both still very much in it.he a's trying to regain momentum in the american league west race today, after losing another game in the standings to the rangers last night. oakland had suzuki back on the team for the stretch run. orioles broke two in the third, flaherty finds the right field seats. the orioles held the lead until the sixth, when the a's broke through against tillman. after suzuki doubled with one out, lowry hits this drive to right. suzuki comes around to score. lowry ends up with a double of his own. still 1-1 in the ninth. coco crisp led off the inning against the orioles darren o'day on a 3-0 pitch. that was a lead off-block. did the a's a favor. o'day came in with the 3-1 pitch and crisp put it in the bleachers. parker gave way to grant balfour in the ninth, working a 1-2-3 inning, striking out flaherty to tend and picked up his 32nd save. right now, a's are three games back of the rangers pending their game tonight against the white sox. >>> and you go a long time before you see this repeated.

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of our country still calls us, that hope still needs heroes. we need to understand that there is still work to do. >> that was newark mayor and u.s. senate candidate cory booker speaking yesterday in front of the lincoln memorial. he joins me now. mr. mayor, welcome. >> thank you very much. good to be back. >> good to have you back. we're talking about the legacy of the i have a dream speech and dr. king's dream. here you are, trying to become the first african-american senator from new jersey. there's one other african-american senator in the united states senate, one african-american governor, deval patrick in massachusetts, african-american president, and attorney general. so much progress but still uneven when it comes to elected office. do you think that's how dr. king saw the dream playing out 50 years later? >> well, i think these positions are important, but what drove the march, my mom was involved, what drove the march was not simply propelling people to elected office. it was dealing with the larger issues of inequality, not only rac

police are still looking for suspects. >>darya: in oakland, for people including a 12 year- old and an aide year-old were injured in a shooting. happened around 2:00 yesterday afternoon and the 1300 block of 104th ave. the victims were taken to local hospitals. the extent of their injuries are not known but there are all expected to survive. no suspects are in custody. >>james: dozens of investigators, some using search dogs, secure an area near oakland's merritt college as the search for missing daphne web. authorities turned up no trace of the 22 month old girl on saturday. and police say they had it planned search yesterday but no word on whether that effort turned up anything. officers declined to say why police suddenly focused on the area near the college. daphne vanished july 10th. her father, john webb says someone took the girl after he left her in his car while he went inside a convenience store. >>darya: coming up on the kron4 morning news, a new jury and a new sentencing trial for today for convicted killer and

still in place, still active, still influential to do things. it is not yet cleansed.will take a few years even with the next president. the impact on the election, it is too early to say what will happen. there is still a debate on whether to allow elections for the parliament to be individually undertaken. each candidate will run independently. each party will submit a list together with their programs for the electrodes to choose which program they would like to take. we have tried the system before. it did not yield much result. the muslim brotherhood had a 30% guaranteed loss. they would be part of any future government that would be coming as a result of the election process. >> the military was instrumental in mubarak's ouster. what is the relationship between the military and the deep state? >> mubarak was part of the egyptian armed forces. he was air force commander. he had gone through a few wars. one of them in 1973 as the commander of the air force. mubarak was ousted on the popular demand supported by the military. >> is it possible that once the muslim br

and still grieving. cleared of any criminal wrongdoing limousine driver orville brown tells kron 4 he is still tramatized by what happened that fatal night on the san mateo bridge. >> when i see a fire or a limo i just start crying the chp's concluded the tragic accident was a catastrophic mechanical failure. and that brown was not on his cell phone arguing with his ex-wife not o[ male announcer ] this one goes out to all the allergy muddlers.s. you know who you are. you can part a crowd, without saying a word... if you have yet to master the quiet sneeze... you stash tissues like a squirrel stashes nuts... well muddlers, muddle no more. try zyrtec®c. it gives you powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin® because zyrtec®c starts workig at hour one on the first day you take i. claritin® doesn't start working ng until hour three. zyrtec®. love the airr®. didn't know the amount of passenger that we were supposed to have in the vechle brown felt the brunt of the blame for not saving mo

that is still all under investigation. we are waiting for word on what kind of information this person might be saying who is being treated here at stanford hospital. >> sue kwon, thank you. >>> this comes a little more than a year after another party bus accident you may remember on highway 17 in the santa cruz mountains. it was in july 2012 and a woman died after she fought with another passenger and then fell out of the door. the chp said at the time all passengers on that bus were intoxicated. >>> bart negotiations remain at a standstill this morning and both sides are blaming the other for the slow progress. kpix 5 reporter cate caugiran gives us a look at tensions on both side. but good news bart trains are running. but they are far apart, aren't they, cate. >> reporter: yes. good news for commuters here at the daly city bart station is that trains are moving as normal. bad news for bart and its two unions as you mentioned talks still at a standstill. now, the union negotiators left last night claiming nothing was ac

>> this is still growing.he issues the firefighters are dealing with are these large trees. they have to be very alert and aware of these dangers. take a look at some of these other images. there is visible damage. from this campground you can see this structure however additional firefighters are being sent to fight the firefighters at the front lines. this is the hetch hetchy dam however, it is not impacting on our water supply. and a reminder, one of the many challenges is the steep terrain. falling - firefighters have something else to worry about. firfighter using a hose to >> pam: continuing our coverage on this story, kron 4's charles clifford is at the fire and has details on what's fire fighters are dealing with right now. continuing our team coverage charles clifford is in the sierra. fighters are focusing their efforts and also how the yosemite national park. >> reporter: it was another busy day for fire fighters working on the rim fire.... they were protecting structures near highway 120 which is w

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bill karins and i still couldn't get around on it. >>> former u.s.pen champion maria sharapova out of the u.s. open. reportedly has bursitis in her right shoulder. she can't change her name now and promote her candy brand. she was the third seed, she won it back in 2006. so i know that she's obviously good to have at the open, but that is true, she was into -- >> a week of random sharapova. pretty much it. >> sue gargar pova. you can just rip off your shirt. >> i'll pass. >> ever seen a red sprite before? this is a phenomenon that happens above thunderstorms. this was captured by a guy searching for them flying high aloft. pretty cool stuff. almost like lightning that goes out into outer space. that was one of the coolest photos of it i've ever seen. as far as the forecast today, it's a pretty simple day. iowa is getting heavy rain over to omaha. we'll have scattered storms in the east. we will see a few downpours out there. that will include the southeast, too. just a typical sum are day. enjoy it. looks like by the time we get to the weekend, it wi

they still need to build six of those vessels.he team would likely be based in okinawa, southern japan. the coast guard is expected to request about $2 billion from the government to fund the surveillance program. >>> japanese researchers say they have preserved animal sperm with a freeze-drying technique used to make instant food. the team says their findings will lead to the long-term preservation of rare animals. a group from kyoto university freeze-dried the sperm of animals such as chimpanzees and giraffes. a month later they added water and confirmed it could fertilize eggs. animal sperm is usually preserved in liquid nitrogen at about minus 200 degrees celsius. but freeze-drying allows storage in refrigerators, and that reduces cost. the group has already created a mouse by using freeze-dried sperm stored for five years. >> translator: we are hoping that kyoto city zoo and other zoological gardens will cooperate for the preservation of rare animal species using this method. >> kaneko says the development could enable the lo

think of it still very similar.you look at a aaa map today or a city neighborhood map, you ain't gonna see the portola on it despite all of our victories tonight and all of our victories over the past years. this particular year has been very important to the portola. i think our biggest accomplishment was staying together. it was district -- redistricting and the government wanted to put some of us in one district and some of us in another district. and folks came out and they went to all those meetings and said, i don't care which district you put us in, but we want to stay together. the portola needs to be one. similarly, there was a road between two reservoirs in our neighborhood that was supposed to have been -- we opened after construction and we were told no, we're going to keep it closed. and that would effectively have blocked one side of the neighborhood from the other and hundreds of people attended a community meeting and said, no, you keep that open because we can't to stay together. (applause) >> in ad

he was saying we must still hit the streets, we must still demonstrate.to free us. now we must go back to ground zero. we must continue to march. we must continue to pray because through that experience trams and fair minded thinking folks of all ethnicity and background teach us brothers and sisters, teach us how we get free. freedom isn't free because we still must fight for freedom. are you ready to march? are you ready to go? are you ready to demonstrate? we must hit back to the streets and liberate and free our god's children because god is love and love is what love does. we must free the people. thank you so much. >> that was charles steel speaking there. the president and ceo of the southern christian leadership conference the civil rights organization that was central to organizing the march and as we.out the very first president was dr. martin luther king, jr. of the sclc. eugene robinson and melissa harris-perry are still with me. as we hear from mr. steel marching and demonstrating is still important in today's world we don't see it as much as

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still fairly pleasanton.e day in santa clara. 754 today 76 for evergreen creek low seventies for cupertino. getting pretty close to 80 but i don't think we blew for its part in antioch. downtown san francisco general with in the upper 60s for this time of year i think today we will only come to 63. similar weather over and berkeley. still pretty pleasant if you're heading up to wine country. napa climate to 73 for today of '70s for santa rosa print your extended forecast shows gradually of warmer weather is finally here. in a warm- up is definitely on the way. by the weekend back in the '80s for the warmest inland spot for it we will continue with that warming trend as we start the next work week. by wednesday temperatures back row where we should be. at 519 that was forecast to check the roads now. good morning george street >>george: started off pretty quietly. all construction a 80 southbound but that has already cleared up. here's a look at your ride on highway 92. the san mateo bridge where traffic is mo

we are still incident free.es with miss see the breakup of the back up. on the san mateo bridge, highway 92 the conditions or heavy was still a 13 minute drive time. the golden gate bridge is still a good ride and the volume is up in both directions. we're incident. across the span. there are no delays. >> good morning. the giants are not doing so good, and they lost a again. do you think that a's should have one? >> do you agree? >> i saw the replay. i am not going to up argue with the technology. i live by it. it was a foul. >> i guess if it hit the pole it would of been a home run. i see it, it is so close. it does look like it could have missed. >> you know what my problem is seriously. if someone goes back in a position of authority review this and they say that it hit, it is just hard for me to say no i was eating a bowl of ice cream. >> the fact, i am the worst on that. i will side with the umpire. >> so, we would have been the worst team in baseball. >> you have the advantage of being a bed to wait him.u

and it is still, a fragile economy.hy the others to not jump and it is a question of two different things. the unions contribute a lot of money and that does not necessarily mean that it is going to purchase anything but access. but the fact that we are in a state of turbulence. many of these political advisers are going from one office to the next public office and did not want to jeopardize that reelection. and also our primary systems change. that means in a heavily democratic area like that the area is likely to have a runoff between two different democrats is much more likely. with out a republican involved in the worst time to " kiss and make up " a primary here, there is not that time. the union is of against the same democrats that they chose the first time. they do not have that " kiss and make up " time on the second go round. essentially, they have already made a decision that they are impacting the economic outcome of this situation and they do not know if they want to have a political ramifications from the

we're still expecting more rain.ngs are currently in effect. now, across the center of the country, how hot will it be? take a look at minneapolis. you could reach 100 degrees today. 95 in rapid city. 96 over in kansas city and chicago also making it into the middle 90s. you add in the humidity and that will mean that it will feel like over 100 degrees, so we have a number of heat advisories and also excessive heat warnings in effect out here throughout the day today and hot temperatures forecast here for a couple more days, as well. >> thank you for the warning. >>> enjoy the summer while it's here. speaking of weather. because the farmers almanac is using words like bitterly cold to describe the upcoming winter. if its predictions are true, the first outdoor super bowl in years will be a messy snow bowl. the publication says a massive storm will hit around the same time the super bowl is played at met life stadium. also predict as colder than normal winter for two-thirds of the country. but you'll still go, right?

still, he and hagel agreed to expand military cooperation. next year chinese personnel will take part in a maritime warfare exercise among pacific rim nations hosted by the u.s. >>> supporters of ousted president mohamed morsi have heard warning after warning to end their protest. they've seen 850 people killed over the last six days. still protesters have taken to the streets of cairo yet again. security forces have tightened their cordon around central cairo to prevent rallies. they've motorized armored vehicles to discourage protesters. now the leaders of the interim government are calling morsi's support base the muslim brotherhood a terrorist organization. they say they intend to detain the heads of the group. military leaders overthrew morsi last month. prosecutors are holding him on allegations he participated in violent acts. now they say they'll detain him for 15 more days. morsi's predecessor may soon be released from jail. judges have ruled that hosni mubarak can no longer be held. mubarak has been detained since he was overthrown

but still i do feel responsible for him. it was my choice to come and live with him so i have no right to turn away to leave and. as with all families the son grew up and met a girl he's often out on dates while the father stays at home complaining that he needs company. this group i lack personal contacts or personal up virtual i have plenty of virtual contact but almost no personal. the only person willing to talk to him for hours is melatonin the priest who works with the home for the deaf and blind children still tries to bring the stubborn professor into what he considers the light of orthodox christianity. anymore that i can't believe that someone so sincere isn't able to find in the almighty father something useful and interesting in other words if you can't then maybe you are absolutely blind and deaf spiritually and mentally. to those. who have suffered. this for fifty sixty or seventy years. god will give. much more. them to those. who can see. and hear. from. you no i'm not greedy. god. has so much for me. and for

his motorcycle still in the garage. his clothes still hanging in the closet. another widow described her relief when an army official told her that all the victims' families had already been notified. she testified today in a strange sense of irony that she thought her husband was still unaccounted for and joked to herself i'm going to kill him but that army official turned out to be wrong, her husband was already dead. casey stegall has the news live at fort hood tonight with us. casey? >> yeah, bill. >> among those we heard from today, three widows and three mothers who tried explaining what life has been like since their husbands or their children were killed. extremely emotional, many of them reaching for tissues while on the stand. it's like tina, her son private first class aaron was just 19 years old when hasan gunned him down. she tearfully recalled the moment officers arrived at her home to make the notification. she said from the stand and i'm quoting here: you just freeze. you can't open that door. you don't want the news that you have lost your son

gm says the vette is still a halo car, is still relevant, and will still bring people in to showroomsdy, over the next couple of months what kind of generation of sales this buzz does, because it is getting a lot of buzz out there. the question is, whether or not the corvette is still a halo car. >> you know what? sales aside, i saw one of these corvettes, you know, not exactly that one, but a different corvette on the george washington bridge the other day, and, boy, did it turn heads. it's still a beautiful car. >> reporter: they always have. you bet. >> thanks, phil. >>> it's the world's most famous ferrari. and, no, it's not wrecked beyond repair. robert frank is at the california wishing he was back in the news room. robert, what have you got for us? >> reporter: yeah, mandy, in fact, the most famous ferrari here in pebble beach is not actually a ferrari. you may remember it from this famous scene in movie history. let's take a look. >> 1961 ferrari 250 gt california. ♪ ooh, yeah >> reporter: yeah, that's right. the ferrari, the ferris bueller ferrari is up for sale, the one they

still it is hot out there.and prayers going out to all the firefighters, everybody involved with that massive fire that's going to be in the news at least for the next week or two. hopefully they can get it knocked down soon. 60 in livermore, '61 in san jose, 59 to start the day in gilroy. you can see winds will be moving from the ocean over the land, that's going to transport cool ocean air all the way inland for today, keeping us nice and moist here in the bay area. temperatures are going to be very representative of that onshore flow. 75 degrees at fremont. 79 in redwood city. here is what we're expecting as we head throughout the remainder of the week into the upcoming weekend. it is right around the corner now. temperatures will drop off for the entire state of california as we see more of a west early flow everywhere which is also good news for the firefighting efforts in yosemite. for us here we're talking about the upper 80s saturday. that's your beach day sunday. 84 degrees and we stay steady about eve

the marine ride is still easy 41 01 southbound. >> public transit is still enjoying a good ride.lays for ace train or caltran. the drive times are about 40 minutes. >> the new report suggests climate change is affecting the state's natural resources. the report looked at existing climate studies. officials say because of climate change, california's coastal waters are becoming more acidic. some salmon populations are on the decline and that glaciers in the sierra are shrinking. officials hope the report will prompt state and local governments to prepare for what they say is a much warmer future. >> same-sex expose uspouses of military members and could start getting their health care and other benefits by the end of the month. that is according to a pentagon proposal. the agency may reverse earlier plans to provide benefits to gay partners the defense department says that that may provide to 10 days of leave to military personnel in same-sex relationships. >> watching wall street this morning. futures trading right now shows all three indexes in the positive. indexes begin the tr

they're still getting here. the question will be later today how will they get home as a lot of roads will still be impacted. adam tusk has that part of our coverage. >> road closures and restrictions still in place here as we hit the midday and as we go into the afternoon. let's take a look out our live drive cam here. this is memorial circle as we go through memorial bridge. we've been telling you all day to expect barricades, closures, those kinds of things. we're hitting them right here as we go up through the circle. seeing lots of flashing lights. memorial bridge shut down for most of the day today. the question will be, how you going to get out of town. now that the crowds have mainly gathered and the events are rolling, the focus turns to getting out of town. >> i just wanted to have, feel the energy of the people. >> reporter: she is visiting from new york and says she is going to take a chance and try to drive out of the city. drive that way. >> okay. >> reporter: away from the mall. >> yes. >> reporte

we have seen holder perjure himself and still have no answers and they are still doing it. the president at this point is the implicit in this, and i think that is what people need to start screaming about. neil: you raise a good point. it did more into a genuinely real investigation or so we're told by an outraged president at the te. did not seem like sony rage there when he said he wanted to get to the bottom of it. yet this so-called investigation has yet to yield inquiry to any of the group's that were targets. some meetings there is no investigation going on. >> that is pretty amazing. we're learning now is by definition scandalous. whenever you have a political tity targeted for their political beliefs by the irs to the exclusion of every other political entity on the other side of the aisle, i think that is scandalous. we're also seeing is stunning managerial incompetence of the irs. you'd think that after the scandal broke it would try to correct the situation, but fremont's after words nothing has been done and there are still targeting. if you look at the transcr

still a chance of more of that activity. could be heavy downpours today. still lots of clouds. we think may be beginning to dry out. 88, 69. a little better on sunday, monday. temperatures still in the mid- 80s, which is normal. but nighttime lows, back in the mid- to upper 60s with dryer conditions early next week. mary? >> bob, thank you. >>> crews tear down the cleveland house where three women were held captive and raped for a decade. vinita nair reports, the victims and the community are hoping the demolition will bring closure. >> reporter: survivor michelle knight, released balloons into the air, as the house where she was tied up, raped and tortured for more than a decade, came crumbling down. >> there is hope for everyone. >> reporter: the other victims, amanda berry and gina dejesus were not there. but gina's aunt delivered the first blow on their behalf. >> it just felt great. i mean, knowing that it's coming down. you know. now there will be closure for the whole family. >> reporter: the house was demolished as part of a deal that spared their abductor, ariel castro

so, yeah, everybody still has company. they are all still living together. but here's the thing.ung adults still live with their parents, single people are still starting their own households and that trend goes back to 1970. it shows there's a big shift to having smaller households now. people are having fewer kids and many people are saving up money and buying a place of their own even if they are not married. they are not necessarily going the traditional route. they are sort of making their own way, carol. >> we've come a long way, baby. alison kosik, thank you so much. >>> he appears meek and mild. but experts say that unassuming facade is bashar al assad's ruthless appetite. ♪ you're not made of money, so don't overpay for boat insurance. geico, see how much you could save. accomplishing even little things can become major victories. i'm phil mickelson, pro golfer. when i was diagnosed with psoriatic arthritis, my rheumatologist prescribed enbrel for my pain and stiffness, and to help stop joint damage. [ male announcer ] enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. s

there may be still signs that bart trains could still be running by monday. he could ask the judge to order a -- >> do continue to check with us. i yo can sign up for mobile whether or not there is a bart strike. you can findous on twitter, us on facebook. we will get you that information soon. >>> time 6:07. i know it's not friday light. >> it's crowded. good morning. westbound bay bridge it's getting crowded. on a friday we don't want to see any crowds at all. the metering -- interstate 880 looks okay driving north and south. southbound on the left there. we are still looking at contra costa county. highway 4 westbound looks good. westbound 580down lain interchange we've been talking about it since it happened about 45 minutes ago. be let's go to shoughs mary. z that on shore breeze transporting. i want you to take a look at this. inland you may be enjoying this nice weather but along the coastline it has been cloudy and cool. the circulation behind it providing thunderstorms. a red flag warning for portions of northern california today. here at home the lo

and still ruffling feathers along the way. the former congressman has now managed to offend the british. this is what happened after a reporter from england asked him about his campaign. >> reporter: would anything stop you? >> i feel like i have just gone into a monty python movie. was anything else going to go if something is going to happen? perhaps a rock is going to fall? >> reporter: you are more than happy and feel free to do the weather. >> rainy, gray >> some people saying that he was trying to be funny. but they say that he was a kill political corpse. this was just the scene a few days ago. and if you remember? >> ".stiff upper lip." maybe he was just trying to be funny. but london's 'daily mail' called him a "political 'mocking' the reporter. and this was the scene just a few days ago -- when things got heated between weiner and a republican candidate in the race for new york mayor. weiner calling george mcdonald "grandpa." >> pam: apparently it does not matter how big a star you are. to be the victim of racism. co

but it appears that investors are still cautious.is ashley morrison of cbsmoneywatch.com. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frank and michelle. well, stocks appear to be in a summer slump. analysts say investors may be holding back because of anxiety over the federal reserve's expected slowdown of bond buying activity next month. yesterday the dow slipped 6 points while the nasdaq rose almost 10. >>> the government has reported a $97.6 billion deficit for july but remains on track to post its lowest annual budget gap in five years. steady economic growth, higher taxes and lower government spending have helped to shrink the deficit. >>> blackberry is thinking about selling itself or forming a partnership or doing something to stop the slide it's seeing. the company, based in irving, pioneered the smartphone market more than a decade ago. but blackberry has been struggling lately due to competition from samsung and apple. its stock price closed more than 10% higher on monday on news that it will be making a change. yeah, might b

that's still out there, ashleigh, that's still being investigated by the state attorney general. >> i'm sorry we weren't able to air live what he was saying just before this program began, because it's almost pure comedy how he was reacting in the city council room. i said off the rails because it's the first thing that came to my mind, but you're the one that has to cover this. kyung lah, thank you for your coverage since the beginning. >>> the breaking news an oklahoma district attorney weighing in just moments ago saying the murder of 23-year-old christopher lane was not a hate crime. that baseball player from australia was randomly shot last friday while just out for a jog. three teenagers, two of them african-americans, one of them a white teenager, have been arrested in connection with this senseless murder. and the police say that it came to be they told him, they told them that christopher was killed because they were bored. earlier i spoke with jean brown who's the mayor of duncan where this happened, and i asked him what he thought about the d.a.'s decision not to charge this

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companies still operate.y still are making profits and, of course, we want to be there, despite the fact that you have this unfortunate bloodshed that's taking place. >> benmark global oil markets may already fully reflect the effect of political unstability. that's what analysts are telling cnbc. head online to read more about why further oil price gains may be limited this week. that's at cnbc.com. follow us on twitter @cnbcworld. >>> this morning brent crude is just slightly higher around 0.1%. still above that 110 level at 110.54. >>> bovis homes shares are moving higher after a boost. ceo david richey gave his view on the sustainability of the uk housing recovery. >> from our perspective, we've been putting in place for the last three or four years now a growth strategy. and the numbers you see this morning are all about that strategy being executed very well by the company. in the last six months we have seen some market improvement both in terms of transaction activity and confidence of buyers. and tha

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still pushing to the north. you will notice by 7:00 and 8:00 tomorrow morning we will see a little more moisture start to feed out toward . reyes. point reyes. we just put a slight chance of a morning shower north of the golden gate bridge. most locations won't see anything. get ready for a cooler afternoon tomorrow. 76 san jose. santa clara 75. our beach is overcast. it is only in the midto upper 50s for half moon bay and pacifica. 73 for men low park. san francisco form 65. in the north bay, santa rosa 75 and sonoma as well 75, 70 for oakland and union city and 70 degrees and 80,h 80, 80 for concord and 83 and very comfortable for brentwood. my accu-weather seven-day forecast, we will keep it steady. not a lot of increase in highs. monday and tuesday, and it will be wednesday and thursday and into friday the temperatures climb a few degrees. upper 80s inland and near 80 around the bay and 60s at the coast. not a bad forecast. maybe a sprinkle or two. >> thank you, leigh.ere with shu is here with sports and how

passengers can still sue.our bay area families are suing on behalf of 12 of the passengers. >>> california's high-speed rail project facing another delay. construction was supposed to begin last year. now it may not start until last year. a construction company set to build the new phase, there's problems with permits and the state still needs to buy a lot of the land where they plan to build the project. >>> today is the deadline that the entrepreneur mosque is set to unveil his transportation problem. >> concord, and an air hockey table. >> others say it's more like a tube. musk says he will release the plans by today. he adds he has no plans to build it himself. he's kind of busy right now. it will be open so anyone can use the plan and improve it. he's made a name for himself in the transportation world. in addition to being the co- founder of paypal he co-founded space-x. >>> b.a.r.t. trains are still running this morning after a judge imposed a 60-day cooling off period to put a possible strike on hold.

i'm still the dad, you know. my kids still call me dad. my grandkids call me teresa, and i'm not sure whether they can get to the granddad part. but i don't deny who i was. i never have flefnever denied w was because that's who i am. >> who she is a driving force in san francisco, the head of the human rights commission, and former president of the high profile police commission, but like many in the lgbt community, she came here for a fresh start. >> it is pretty amazing, very successful business person you were as a man, coached your son's football teams, i believe, smoked cigars. >> harley. >> rode your harley, all the manly things. as you were doing those things, were you confused at the end of the day? >> i think most transgender people believe from the beginning that there's something wrong. something's not right. they don't know what it is. i didn't know what it was. it's something's not right. it's not like i woke up and thought i should have been a girl. thought, something's not right. consider you can think about what it would be

still ahead on the kron 4 news at eight.uction without warning as torrential rains cause widespread flooding in colorado. we'll show the dramatic video. plus. a fast moving wildfire in southern california moves closer to palm springs. we'll have an update on containment. and. how oakland streets may be somewhat safer tonight. we'll tell you why. more news is next. firefighters are making progress on a major wildfire in southern california. the silver fire in riverside county has burned almost thirty thousand square miles and destroyed twenty-six homes. seven firefighters have been injured in the blaze, and many more people have been ordered to evacuate in the area of banning near interstate ten. the fire is now about forty- five percent contained, according to riverside county fire officials. however they worry that warmer weather and strong santa anna winds could fuel the fire as it makes its way east toward palm springs. on friday, governor jerry brown declared a state of emergency in riverside county, making it possible f

killing the killer though in federal custody still some of. us to choose good news good consents to. choose the opinions that you. choose the stories that imply the. choose be access to the truth. when you say no to the government. they have the ability to take everything. we own of an encrypted that's used by n.s.a. leaker edward snowden tells us here about his confrontation with u.s. officials on why he was forced to shut down. but gave the whistleblower bradley manning will request a presidential pardon after being sentenced to thirty five years in jail for making america's secrets public. life out of prison egypt's deposed leaker hosni mubarak is allowed to leave jail despite being convicted of complacency and became a protest and.

involved and many countries in the middle east still using military means is still using. afghanistan which killed more than four thousand people until now most of them women and children and they are using the again. many people are killed. from. yemeni taxes that i have are saying that please how can i send a message to the congress saying that i am a tax a bit about nothing to do with al qaeda and please don't bomb me so that's that's the problem still involve the still using under cannot see he will obama when he talks about winning the hearts and minds of the people of the middle east all of the muslim words i don't believe he will succeed with. if he wants to to win the minds and the hearts of middle eastern people i think you should promote peace peace between the arabs and be in between the israelis that i'd also talk to promote peace between sunni and shia and that part of the word mr avlon that that sounds like a monumental task let's talk about that in the second part of the program after a short break. zack see what happened there i don't know but i killed. pie

still more the same is in dun talk. no type of fog but that's going to change into the overnight as well. and kent island looking pretty good as well. we still didn't see plenty of clouds. a few peaks of sunshine but all and all mostly cloudy for today and that trend will continue into tomorrow. the high temperatures today made it up to about 792349 city. 75 in perry hall. 70 in cockeysville. and i like to call this augtober. and this trend still going to continue as we wok or way toward tomorrow. as we go through the middle of the week that's what had warm the temperatures pup. maryland's most powerful radar is dry right now but we will see some changes. there is a possibility for some showers in the forecast. more likely as we head towards the afternoon. there's with the planner looks like. starting the day with some patchy fog out there. give yourself enough time as you step out the door. take the rain gear with you as well. as we go into lunch time. 75, 80 a possible storm. the dew point still comfortable bathes are

we still have your typical overnight closure going on there. sometimes it picks up before 4:00 and 5:00. it looks like we'll have it done through at least 5:00. back to you. >>> 4:32. happening now, the out-of-control wildfire burning near yosemite has spread to 2500 square miles. high winds push the flames across containment lines. authorities are warning residents in nearby communities to be ready to evacuate. meantime more fire crews from the bay area are on their way to help. we'll have a live report from christie smith coming up at 5:00. >>> the rim fire is one of several wildfires raging across the west right now. now we're learning the nation's top agency that deals with all the flames is running out of money to fight them. the u.s. forest service has spent $967 million so far this year and has just $50 million left. that's typically just enough to pay for just a few days of fighting fires. so the u.s. forest service is diverting $600 million from timber, recreation and other areas to help fill the gap. >>> new this morning, firefighters