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here is a live look. live camera towards oakland, no fog out there. fog free with the dry winds.the red flag warning we talked about this, beginning in a few minutes at 6:00 p.m. winds bumping up the fire danger for tonight and tomorrow morning and lasting through saturday morning and temperatures tomorrow reach 70 degrees for the coast, warmest locations inland, 80s. there is the orange. the warming trend continues into the weekend. the wind advisory compliments the red flag warning in place till 3:00 p.m. friday afternoon. 7:00 p.m. tonight to 7:00 p.m. friday for the strongest winds, 40 to 50 miles per hour. over night lows, tomorrow in the low 50s. lots of clear skies out there and gusty winds above 1,000 feet and towards the delta, will be a blustery first thing tomorrow morning. warming trend continues. sinking air is warming air, that keeps the fog a stranger, even for the beaches. beacher upper 60s to near 70 -- beeches upper 60s -- beaches upper 60s to near 70s. tomorrow, san francisco, upper 70s. 78 degrees. santa rosa 84. san jose 83 degrees. you will notice the bump i

welcome to my living room. i live in khorugh. it's a town in tajikistan.i'd like to show you my living room. it's decorated in traditional style. my house is typical of homes in this region, the pamir mountains. for instance, each of the pillars here has a meaning and a name. this pillar is named after mohammed. and this one after ali. this spade was once wielded by aga khan iv. we isma'ili shi'ites worship him as a living god. he used the spade at the groundbreaking ceremony for our botanic garden in khorugh. ♪ i also store my flute here in the living room. it's typical of the pamir region, too. it has a lot of history. the flute has a name, too -- nay.♪ thanks for visiting! feel free to stop by anytime in pamir. >> thanks for having us. climate change is happening and it is here to stay. that's the result of one of the latest climate studies conducted by an international team of scientists in copenhagen. for us all, this means that exceptionally strong storms and hurricanes will become less of an exception. in the caribbean island of st. lucia, banana fa

let's look at the live shot. i messed up on this one. 101, a smooth drive both directions along the peninsula. the rest of the live shots if we can guys. a smooth flow there. that's the east shore freeway, you got a lot of company, camera shakes from time to time as the winds catch you from time the time. i'm a bit windy because i ran over from the radio booth where i was reporting. a look to the bay bridge, the backup here, the metering lights are on. watch that span across the bay. hear me on kfog and the 101 and the base 103.7 as you get in your lp(p). we'll send it back to you. >> look at you. multitasking. much like this guy. have you seen the world series, it's going on. all knotted up two games apiece. jonny gomes gives the red sox a boost. blasting a three-run homer in the sixth inning. that calls for a little beard tugging. the cardinals looking for late wong gets picked off at first base. red sox win 4-2. >> i said it earlier, boys will be boys with the beard tugging. all right. 6:20 now. coming up, a r

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live here arrive.he wife is a nurse's assistant. the husband, a machinist. they flif a one bedroom apartment its hard to buy a house in san jose. it's expensive. bur we're blessing just, i want to say thank you, habitat and thank you, jimmy carter. >> the couple can't believe this home will be their autos this is a dream. i don't believe it's true. >> their dream come true. many others are still struggling. i got to sit down with mr. carter asking if the government shut down and problems are making it difficult for low income families to achieve homeownership. >> the first ones get hit hard, i would say democrat and republican members of congress don't have lobbyists and don't have big money to pay during the campaign. so average person in trouble is one that gets hurt. >> the banks donate some repossessed homes habitat will build or rehab a record 100,000 homes this year. >> a small crowd attended an 80th birthday part where he for coit tower. on this date it was completed. built thanks to generosity

live live. live live live. live live . live. live. plus talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want to live. as area bag is classified as one of the world's thirty most polluted sites it's tanneries or an out in out ecological disaster laying to waste everything around them every day the factories belch forth fifteen thousand cubic meters of toxic refuse leaving it to pile up amid the housing and along the river bank. the demand soon the waste floods into to a lings penetrating the soil and filtering down to contaminate the water tables. the brewery ganger river flows through the slum is paying the highest price. the tanneries use vast amounts of water millions of liters of water required to wash treat and tender skins. this water goes into the sewers. it is no longer useful you know it is discarded. it ends up polluting the river. haven't you noticed the state of the burger rivers water this is the water that flows into it. all this water laden with chemical products is dumps directly into the river with no purif

lives. if average human life spans extend to 150 years pulse of the is we are going to be fleshing out today. what is that going to mean for marriage as an institution for the work force and for personal financial planning? what will it mean for the economy as a whole for entitlement programs? how can we plan now for the increased human longevity that we know is coming and the inevitable impact it's going to have on society and on policy? so these are big questions. and they are very much dependent on what form want devotee takes -- longevity takes. i want to introduce joel garreau, the co-director, lincoln professor of culture and values at arizona state university. joel was a staff writer of the washington post here in this building for many years. when i lived in washington 20 years ago he was one of my favorite writers that would look for the byline. you didn't know what he was going to be writing about but you knew you wanted to read it. and he is going to take you through four scenario

we want too take a live look at -- we want to take a live look at chopper 2.he chopper is in san ramon. this is 680. you can see the headlights there pretty heavy traffic due to an earlier multicar crash. everything has been cleared. traffic is beginning to clear up. but the damage has been done. if we take a look at the maps, we can show you we have a lot of accidents, especially over in the east bay area and down in the south bay. if we zoom in, you can see that 880 looking pretty rough right now through the hayward area and over into the peninsula, 101 looks like southbound direction through san mateo looking a little tough. all right. let's take a look now at the bay bridge toll plaza, you can see the sun's coming up. pretty shot there. but a lot of gridlock extepedz all the way back to the -- extends all the way back to the maze. metering lights are on. give yourself an extra 20 minutes to get into san francisco. back to the desk. >>> the group justice for andy lopez is organizing another march for the 13-year-olds. last week he was shot and killed by a s

quick live look at the bay bridge tolls. the meetering lights have been turned on since 10 before 6:00. pretty heavy conditions. it looks like some of the other lanes are moving along just fine. kristin and eric. >>> leyla, thank you. 6:10. >>> a california county that could force pet owners to spay or neuter one breed of dogs. >> new this morning, first it was yahoo. now another silicon valley tech giant is trying to put the brakes on telecommuting. >>> the bay area is getting ready to host the 2016 super bowl. the contender city is now vying to host fo people go to a mattress store, and essentially they just get sold something. we provide the exact individualization that your body needs. before you invest in a mattress discover the bed clinically proven to improve sleep quality. once you experience it, there's no going back. oh yeah! at our columbus day event save $500 to $700 on the final closeout of our performance series mattress sets. but hurry - ends soon! only at a sleep number store where queen mattresses start at j

if the willows can't live there, how sure can i be that i will continue to be able to live there? >> why can't they live there? >> i don't know. it's something in the water. that's why we went down to the governor's office. this is intolerable. there's no excuse for it. and there's no justification for the permanent destruction of the world. my belief and i've written out of it for many years is that the world and our life in it are conditional gifts. we have the world to live in and the use of it to live from on the condition that we will take good care of it. and to take good care of it we have to know it and we have to know how to take care of it. and to know it and to be willing to take care of it, we have to love it. and we've ignored all that all these years. >> you wrote quite recently that the two great aims of industrialization, replacement of people by technology and the concentration of wealth in the hands of a small plutocracy seem, in your words, close to fulfillment. what do you think from your life's experience might stall the momentum and perhaps even reverse it? >

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jackson. >> aeg live denied hiring dr. murray but the jury ril ruled the company did hire murray but he was not incompetent for the job. dr. murray was previously convicted of involuntary manslaughter forgiving jackson propofol back in 2009. >> well, big break in the case of a criminal mastermind. the feds accuse him of running a black market that sold illegal drug autos abc 7 news reporter vic lee is on the story with details on where arrests went down. vic? >> arrest made when the suspect, ross albright was in the library. the affidavit did say it had a lap top with him. he may have been busy running what authorities say was a massive money laundering operation. it's part of a so called deep west. a site where fictitious names and hard to track e mail are used to buy and sell elicit drugs. the fbi says albright was a mastermind between the online drug black market. he was once quoted referring to his site as anonymous amazon.com this, is a story court interview on you tube. he was featured last year. court documents say

we are live on and television. just to give you a brief sense how we will do stains stains, i will introduce jeff and mark that will have the short passage then we will have a discussion and 50 or 20 minutes from the audience. lost the title of this panel is rebuilding or evolution is to treat a and austin at the beginning and end of all digs. [laughter] the first of your book was austin, texas then and now that the republican loss of the most recent is an "seat of empire" the history of the founding costed in the battle of the republic of texas the writes for "the post" fed is also a neurologist at the same time [laughter] mark binelli a contributing editor to men's journal and "rolling stone." he was born in and raised in the detroit area got his seventh save from columbia where we were classmates of this is a little bit of a reunion in his book is "detroit city is the place to be" and the fruit of three years he spent living in detroit after he was in new york but when it back to find out what kind of place it h

john: live your life the way it should be lived. from a professional singer, a doctor@ who works at a clinic in ohio. anony atkins. you got this idea from the kids you saw. >> the idea from working with youth. it started in ohio, working in a fast track e.r. teen pregnancies come as tds, guns, drugs, tngs of that nature we just developed a bond. i started talking to them. john: you would s to these kids, like you live like this? >> very straighup with me. and sometimes he did not have a way to go. decided to u the music the way they do and listeto me to teach and educate. that is what we do. john: in response to teen pregnancy let's play a clip fro your song titled what if. it. ♪ john: and do you really think this will make a difference? it is hard to think that music could make a difference. >> this is micine andusic. yes, given the chance and guarantee it will make a difference. the kids will come back a say, i am so glad you spoke to us this way because a lot ofeople are not doing it. you keep it reay does. you keep it straight w

i had a nervous disorder, and she really helped. >> a which is set to live -- said to live in the nearby hamlet in this house. we not, and after lots of negotiating, the whispering witch agrees to an interview. she was just going to treat these two men for asthma and insomnia. >> yes, i can do it. i have the gift. it was years ago, i was asleep, and he came. he said, "i shall give you this gift." now you will feel warmth inside your head. that's the gift. >> anna, the witch, is 84 years old. she's been practicing for 40 years now, using, among other things, holy books written in cyrillic letters. she says the gift can be a burden. >> it's a high price i pay for the gift. i'm not allowed to celebrate any birthdays or celebrate name days. he forbade it. i cannot go to the movies. >> she puts the men suffering from asthma into a trance and drapes a cloth over his head. then she burns some linen fibers above his head, part of a whispering witch's mysterious ritual. she chance a few words in belarusian and polish that she says counters the bad magic. she says that within a week it ought to ta

the east bay as we take you there live. now evacuations are under way. a live report from the scene just ahead. >> i was so tired i crashed and went to bed at 9:00. and then was awakened at 1:30 by a call from stockholm. >> now the congratulatory calls coming in. a wake-up call as two local scientists win the nobel prize for medicine. we talk to one of them about where he was and what his first thought was when he found out. >> and we hit that sweet stride. i'm meteorologist christina loren. temperatures are going to be comfortable, we do have a very slight chance for showers, otherwise looking toward a gorgeous week. we'll show you the forecast 18 few moments. >> we have a little trip up on the commute we have problems for folks why they can't get off at the bay bridge or off of the east shore freeway. not where they might want to. we'll explain. >> and a live look at a bright spot in the east bay. we take you live to o.co coliseum t raiders beat the chargers late last night. 27-17. the a's, they are looking good in the alds, they take on the tigers on

i like living right here. - but you might like living in a new habitat even better. - habitat? find food, water, and a nice place to sleep, and i have some great bird habitats that i think you'll love. - i don't think he's interested. - come on. what's the harm in seeing a few habitats? - well, i guess it would be fun to see how other birds live. - now you're talking, but what kind of habitat would be perfect for you? hmm. ooh! i got one! let me show you! - oh! ok. i guess we're gonna see some pictures of bird habitats. - pictures? i can do better than pictures! let me take you on a virtual tour. - ooh. a virtual tour? - oh, yeah. show me the habitat! - whoa! - wow! - how did he do that? - just a little real estate agent magic. ♪ open up your eyes ♪ gonna show you where it's at ♪ ♪ as we take a look around at a new habitat ♪ ♪ don't need the hard sell ♪ won't make a stump speech ♪ because this place is really awesome ♪ ♪ yeah, this habitat's the beach ♪ - are you sure you can live on the beach? - sure. lots of birds do it. - they do? - of course. if you live at the beach, you'l

if you live in oklahoma or you live in mississippi or you live in alabama these are states where people have gotten very little exposure to progressive ideas. i mean they're dominated by rush limbaugh radio and limbaugh wannabes, your political leaders there are extremely conservative and it doesn't happen overnight. but i kind of think if you talk sense to working families and you say do you think it's appropriate that your kids have no health insurance and give tax breaks to billionaires not a whole lot of people in any state in this country believe that. >> are there people like you who would step forward who share your ideas and who want to be involved in civil service who say you know what i might want to do that but i don't want to be like bernie sanders and go out there for a big target painted on my back for everybody to call me that nut guy that difficult figure from vermont, i don't want to appear like that, do you think there are others that would step up to your idea? >> the answer to your question is yes. it's becoming especially as a result of in citizens united decision -