exceed the 10 million dollar threshold and we are proposing $12 million dollar contracts for central computer, and computer land, en point, tig, worldwide technology, and xtech, intervision,... let me see. and robert half and stellar services. the estimated lbe subcontracting opportunities under this is $3.7 million. and again, that is because there are product and service components to this tier. and the $3.7 million, is based on subcontracting opportunities for services. and even though these contracts do not require board approval we would like to familiarize you with the second tier. and this tier again was 2.5 million dollar contracts, and the contracts are being awarded to ameritech which is an lbe bridge micro, and another lbe dynamic systems, sns, sf jv which is a joint venture with an lbe, there are tier, 2 b specialists and academy x, cmpros, and soft net solutions and two of the three are lbes. and the total lbe contract amount awarded in this tier was $12.5 million. and finally in tier three, there are again, multiple... >> i am sorry to stop you for a second. >> you said 12.5? >>

good morning, chair and supervisors my name is chester young and i represent central computers and we are one of the intended awardees of the contract and i want to make a specific point and a general point, and one was in a response concerned raised by supervisors mar and avalos, regarding lbe and encouraging lbe participation in the tier one contracts and there is a specific goal that all tier goal one contractors commit to in terms of percentage of service work that must be fulfilled in partnership or through the lbe subcontractors and in that sense, it is very much parallel to the goals that were set aside in the previous contracts. and over all, my experience before and hopefully in the future is that it really does create a sort of community between the larger firms within the city as well as the smaller ones because there is also regular meetings and is there a lot of partnership in terms of trying to mentor smaller firms and to open up the opportunities that we are able to access for their benefit. and it is not easy. but that is certainly there. and so there is a hard numeric

wide technology, inc., computerland of silicon valley, xtech jv, technology integration group, central computers, stellar services, robert half technology, and intervision systems technologies, inc., with initial not to exceed amounts of $12,000,000 each, for the term ending september 30, 2017, to commence following board approval, with two options to extend the contracts for up to one year each at the sole and absolute discretion of the cit >>student: okay thank you very much. come on up, jackie. >> good afternoon, supervisors, jackie fong, and the city purchaser. and i would like to briefly talk to you about this item before you. and in october of 2013, the office of contract administration issued a request for proposal. seeking technology partners to assist the city in maintaining developing, and improving its information systems and processes. we are now seeking approval to award multiple as-needed contracts, as a recall of this rfp process. since the first computer store contract was awarded in the 90s, we have endeavored to improve the business model to meet changes in the city's requireme

. >> those sensors send their signals to a central computer. >> reporter: that broadcast the beginnings of the quake. bloom's device uses the same software by the scientists at the seismology lab in berkeley. >> we have about ten seconds of warning here. >> reporter: that is what shake alert scientists told us shortly after the napa quake. bloom's device took twice as long to activate, but he is hoping this will do what shake alert has been unable to do. put their $80 million technology in homes and classrooms everywhere. >> earthquake! >> reporter: earthquake warning systems like these could be as cheap and common as fire alarms. >> my hope is knowing that a device like this could exist an people could buy it and install it themselves like a thermostat. as easy as that. that people in the public will want to see this get funded. >> reporter: in berkeley, christin ayers, kpix5. >>> well shake alert has struggled to find funding the spite legislation supporting development. bloom hoping his device will encourage people to invest in earthquake detection systems. >>> a new way to pay. appl

technologies worldwide technology, computer silicon valley extech technology integration group central computers solar services, robert half technology and intervention systems technology with each individual contract initially not to exceed 12 $9 for the term ending september 30, 2017 with 2 option to extend the contract for up to one year each at the sole and absolute discretion of the city. >> this resolution was adopted. item making >> item making resolution authorizing the execution sale and delivery of multi family housing revenue note in an principal amount not to exceed $25 million for the purpose of providing financing for the contention of the 67 unit affordable renting housing rental unit known as bill sorrell community >> same house some call. this resolution is adopted. item 19 >> item 19 resolution approving and authorizing the conveyance of real property located at 1009 howard street from the opposite community investment and infrastructure. to the mayor's office of housing and community $99 worth of mercy housing california 51 tortious >> this resolution is adopted. next item >>

there's word tonight that the faa will replace the entire central computer network at the control center where an operation's halting fire took place on friday. and contract employee faces felony charges for allegedly setting plays after trying to take his life. at one point,000 flights were cancelled in chicago. >> and george clooney and brand new wife are showing off wedding fwhandz italy. the couple emerged from luxury hotel in venice one day after tying the knot. tourists cheered as they hopped into a water taxi for a ride down the grand canal. clooney supported a simple ring on left hand and his bride human rights attorney had a thin band studded with diamonds. >> still to come on "action news" tonight celebration of culture on the parkway tonight. we'll take you to annual philadelphia purity wreak an day parade. >> cecily tynan has your exclusive accuweather 7-day >> the puerto wreak an day parade returned for the second >> the puerto wreak an day parade returned for the second day on the ben franklin parkway this is a chance to celebrate vibrant culture. >> and it was hot. not jus

well the faa is making dramatic changes to the chicago area traffic center replacing the entire central computer network, also i am purchasing direct communications between other facilities now handling chicago air traffic. a fire at the control center brought the city's two major airports to a halt. a contract employee at the center is being blamed for starting the fire. >>> 4:43, hoping for little more of the weekend's weather today. >> at least get part of that, the warmth will stick around for sure it, just end be as bright and beautiful. so little bit cloudier out there today. still pretty decent day. you know, do you have take what you can get at this point, right? we're used to being down in the mid 50's, at this point of the day, on this day of the year. >> right. >> and we're not even close to it in the city right now. almost 10 degrees warmer right now. so nice warm start. the cloud cover helping us to sort of blanket and trap the heat in. it means we will be off the mild start and allows us to heat up yet again very easily, sun doesn't really have too much to do with that out there to

. >>> well the faa is replacing the entire central computer ned work -- network at chicago area control center where an act of sabatage brought city's two big airports to a halt. flights were canceled or delayed at chicago international and mid-way. contract employee started a fire at an illinois air traffic control center on friday. brian howard is charged with one count every destruction of aircraft or aircraft facilities, which is a felony. >>> well, coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news" this morning, we are continue to following breaking news flamess rip through montgomery county house overnight, we're getting new look at this massive fire. >>> syma? >> reporter: a little girl's recovering after being hit by a car. now, police need your help to find the driver. i'm syma chowdhry with a live report coming up. >> and, vittoria and katie return. they've got your traffic and weather together on the 3's. back in two minut >> good morning, continuing to follow breaking news from montgomery county. family left homeless, overnight fire destroys their home in upper dunn dublin

. >> those sensors send their signals to the central computer. >> reporter: which later broadcasts the beginnings of the quake. bloom's device uses the same software developed by scientists here at the berkeley seismology lab called shake alert. >> we have about 10 seconds of warning here at the berkeley seismic lab. >> reporter: that's what shake alert scientists told us shortly after the napa quake. bloom's device took twice as long to activate but hopes this will do what shake alert will do, put the technology in homes and classrooms everywhere. >> earthquake, earthquake! >> reporter: making them as cheap and common place as fire alarms. >> my hope is that, you know, knowing that a device like this could exist and people could buy it and they could just install it themselves, as if they were putting in a thermostat, as easy as that, that people and the public will want it funded. >> reporter: christin ayers, kpix 5. >> shake alert has struggled to find funding despite legislation supporting development. bloom homes the device len courage people to invest in earthquake warning system

expects improvements today in air travel through the 2 major airport, it is replacing the entire central computer and network in chicago area control center. this will come after an employee allegedly set fire at that facility. it prompted the cancelation of more than 2000 flights through the windy city. >>> time now is 5:07, how low can they go, gas prices are dipping around the u.s., after the break, why experts expect it to be a jolly holiday season. >> it is national coffee day. serving up some coffee and lottery tickets and some lottery talk as the news continues. >>> starting out with patchy fog this morning but a whole lot of sunshine coming our way. >>> the commute has gun begun now, but it does clear out at the interchange. we want to know what drives you crazy during your commute. e-mail us or tweet me and watch to see if your question gets answered on air. we'll be right back. is it the biting? ...we need to break up. cuz i can stop? no! i love you and your show. it's cable. customers are more satisfied with u-verse. switch and we can stay together forever. forever? ow. i'm not gonna l

there is word tonight that the faa will replace the entire central computer network at the control center where operations halting fire took place friday. a contract employee now faces felony charges for allegedly setting that blaze after trying to commit suicide. at the hite of this situation, 2,000 flights were cancelled in and out of chicago. >>> cecily is back with the accuweather forecast and summer is holding on tight. >> perfect timing and ad right in time for the weekend. a lot of folks headed to the shore. sky6 looking live in atlantic city where folks flocked to the beaches this weekend with temperatures in the 80s. and plenty of sunshine. it was a great weekend to get outdoors no matter where you were and weather will change a little bit as we head through the week. the lineup, we'll show you a dry start to the week. some showers by midweek and temperatures will be cooling off. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing we have dry conditions out there tonight and very comfortable and today, temperatures again in the 80s. yesterday, 84 degrees with wall to wall sunshine. not a clo

. >> those sensors wind up shaking and send their signals to the central computer. >> bloom's device uses the same software developed by scientists at the berkeley seismology lab called shake alert. he hopes the technology will become available at low prices. >>> and some breaking news down in southern california. a wildfire is burning out of control in san dimas. these are chopper pictures from our sister station in los angeles. some live video here. l.a. county fire says the fire was reported around 4 a.m. and as you can see, the flames are going strong right now. so far, about 5 acres have burned in that rugged terrain. >> let's check the roads now with elizabeth. >>> okay. and we are getting a new accident coming in. it's probably the worst of the morning so far. two lanes are blocked from highway 4 which was already busy. it was already backed up beyond hillcrest and now of course the commute is getting worse in that area. so the accident is right around that hillcrest avenue exit. it sounds like it's involving a big rig and another car. again, with two lanes blocked expect slow

the lighting, temperature, humidity, all monitored by a top secret central computer that keeps thosestant. and there are dozens of scientists regularly tending the plants. this is probably the most tlc for a weed i've ever heard of. >> one would hope so. absolutely. >> dr. jeffrey guy who runs g.w. pharmaceuticals says ts has to be this way, because they're trying to do something no other pharmaceutical company in the world is attempting. turning the actual marijuana plant into a prescription drug. >> when you look out at all of this, what comes to your mind? >> i look at this, and i think we can make generations of medicines over the next 25, 30 years. >> medicines for illnesses like alzheimer's, diabetes and ptsd and epilepsy and autoimmune diseases like multiple sclerosis and crohn's. some are more therapeutic than the others. those are the cannabinoids. >> in our research, we're able to say what each individual one does. we can then breed into the plant the materials that will provide us with a range of beneficial effects. >> designer cannabis plants are then reduced to a whole p

new central computer network will be installed.undreds of flights were canceled, or delayed, at o'hare international, and mid-way international airports. investigators say, a contract employee started a fire at an illinois air traffic control center on friday. brian howard is charged with one count every destruction of aircraft, or aircraft facilities, that's a felony. >>> also, severe storms paralyzed sky harbor airport in phoenix, arizona full ground stop was ordered for an hour, no planes allowed to take off orland. part of the airport also was flooded. unrelenting winds, took out windows at one of the terminals. also, it ripped off part of the airport's roof. the control tower has been briefly evacuated until those storms calm down. >>> and, man, we have got off east think weekend comparatively, still hanging onto some of the ♪ >> absolutely, another nice warm day. doesn't look quite as beautiful as the weekends did. meanwhile, perhaps, your travels took you out toward happy valley for penn state homecoming, maybe went up in th

. >>> also, the faa is replacing the entire central computer network at check chick area control centerabatage brought the city's two big airports to a halt. hundreds every flights were canceled or delayed at o'hare international and mid-way international airport over the weekend. investigators say contract employee started a fire at an illinois air traffic control center on friday. brian howard is charged with one count of destruction of aircraft, or aircraft facilities, and that's a felony. >>> and, severe storms paralyzed phoenix's international airport. a full ground stop was ordered for an hour, no planes were allowed to take off orland. part of the airport also was flooded. unrelenting winds took out windows at one of the terminals, and ripped off parts of the aircraft roof. the control tower was also briefly evacuated until the storm calmed down. >>> all right, let's get the traffic and weather together. kick things off with katie. good morning. >> good morning, everybody, we will start things off in the tropics, where once again, we are still technically at the height of hurrica

a new central computer ned work will be installed, hundreds of flights cancelled or delayed at o'hareonal, mid-way international airports. investigators say, a contract employee started a fire, and an illinois traffic control center on friday. brian howard is charged with one count of destruction of aircraft, or aircraft facilities which is a felony. >>> severe thunderstorms caused major damage at phoenix's international airport. a full ground stop was ordered for an hour. no planes were allowed to take off orland. part of the airport was flooded. unrelenting winds, took out windows at one of the terminals, and ripped off part of the airport's roof. the control tower was even briefly evacuated, until that storm calmed down. >>> we are getting some pretty nice weather comparatively, katy? >> absolutely, you couldn't beat the weekends, so nice outside. just warm enough, not too hot, not humid at all, just bright and sunny, i mean, what more could you ask for? today we keep that warmth. we are going to start to see the skyline get skewed little bit with a lot mover clouds cover. and you

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central valley. 71 in lake tahoe. showers in far northern california continuing there. computer models picking up some scattered showers this morning and then as we head into the middle of the day the clouds break up a little bit. then the afternoon we'll see more sunshine and a few passing clouds but looks like the rain should come to an end by then. with that in mind, it looks like it will be a decent day. these temperatures going to stay fairly mild a lot of 70s inside the bay. 70s maybe couple low 80s inland and 60s and 70s near the coastline. next couple of days, we are going to see some return to some summery weather as we'll see the last weekend of summer and looking good too, lots of sunshine. then guess what, another storm system a little iffy starts to drop down to the bay area late tuesday into wednesday. and we could see some more showers then. we'll see if that happens or not. let's check the roads with elizabeth. >>> thank you, lawrence. out the door you will hit a few showers maybe light pulling. you may need your windshield wipers. we spotted a tweet from our own

philadelphia area but look at what's going on in central pennsylvania, a line of showers and even some pretty heavy thunderstorms by our futurecast computer showing us that is going to be weakening as it moves to the east. the best chance of seeing any of those showers or thunderstorms are north and west. and it is likely to weaken as it comes in here. it's in the 70s right now. 60s in some other parts of the area and, of course, we're pretty nice conditions now. 8:00 to 10:00 tonight, especially north and west, we expect some showers. we do also expect some heavier rain coming in over at least a portion of the weekend. i'll have the timing on that coming up as well. we have meteorologist meteorologist sheena parveen who is going to be tracking this rain as it continues tonight. she'll have the latest on the conditions you can expect for your morning commute tonight on nbc 10 news at 11:00. >>> other news this evening, police in delaware trying to figure out how a toddler got ahold of a gun and shot himself in the head. >> oh, my god, no. that's gonna make me cry. >> that's a baby. >> you can hear neighbors cry when they heard the news it

around the state if you are traveling 70s and 80s in the central valley slight chance of showers into lake tahoe. computerup on the system swinging off the coastline. in the afternoon some showers blossom in parts of the north bay maybe turning into some thunderstorms. and then overnight tonight into early tomorrow morning things quiet down low clouds and fog making a return. temperatures today in the 60s along the coastline 70s inside the bay and mid- to upper 70s in the valleys. your sunrise time 7:01. sunset 7:00. and as we look toward the weekend it's looking good lots of sunshine coming our way. even some 80s making a return to the valleys. tell you what, next week we could see some offshore winds. if that happens, we could see some of those temperatures in the upper 60s, some 70s right out toward the beaches. some of very nice weather. that's what we expect at this time of the year. not the rain. >> right, exactly. all right. looks good, thanks. >> you're welcome. >>> it's friday so we have to find out "where's roberta?" >> roberta joins us. where are you? >> reporter: hey, do you have any guesses a

the state you'll still see some 80s and 90s into the central valley the further north you go the better chance you have of rainfall for today. computer models timing you out for it a little bit. we'll see increasing clouds into the afternoon then later on this evening showers developing in the north bay. tomorrow it drags through the bay area and it could be slick tomorrow. that should move out by tomorrow afternoon, becoming partly cloudy and sunshine later on this afternoon. temperatures today in the 70s maybe a couple of low 80s inland. 60s along the coastline. next couple of days, looks like we are getting into the wet season early. that's good news. maybe a lingering shower on friday back to warming as we head into the weekend with more sunshine on the way. all right. let's check the roads with elizabeth. >>> thank you, lawrence. >>> thank you, lawrence. and even though there's just a few sprinkles out the door this morning, chp is already working a dozen different incidents all around the bay area so obviously there's a few spinouts out there and overnight roadwork. so there's a couple of things that could slow you down. 880, t

if you're traveling of 80s and 90s in the central valley, 75 degrees, 92 in reading and 72 in monterey bay. computer models picking up on the system that is approaching the coastline. next couple of days some low clouds and a few high clouds. as we get into wednesday evening here comes the system starts to slow down the bay area bringing more rain into thursday. seventys and 80s in the south bay, 60s toward the coast. plenty of sunshine and 80s in the east bay. inside the bay becoming mostly sunny a little hazy, 72 in alameda, 69 san francisco and 78 in sam motel. next couple of days we will see the temperatures hold steady and then it begins to change and the clouds roll in late in the day on wednesday with the chance of showers developing overnight on wednesday to thursday. the storm system is looking more significant than the one the pastor last week but it's unusual to see these this time of year. still waiting to see how much rain will fall but i think it will hold together. >> kind of amazing how much their nature does. >>> california's largest fire burning at el dorado county could not stop a

central al qaeda operative. so they do it themselves on their computer. can't discuss that opening when we see it actually happening as a very real possibility in this case, where are we? how do we prevent the threat? >> well, that's the whole point is that those who cry islamophobia do not want us to present the threat. they saw that with ft. hood when the congressional report came out saying the fbi had sufficient information necessary to have detected major nadal hassan's radicalization but prevented from acting on it because of the fbi's own policy to deny any link between radicalization to a violent form of islam and islamist terrorism. we saw the same thing in boston where police failed to investigate the islamic society of boston even though counterterrorism experts were warning of radicalization happening in the mosque. they were warning of saudi funds going to fund the mosque. and yet everyone who warned about this was called an islamophobe for warning that al qaeda was recruiting within our borders and flying americans overseas to train as jihad

central valley. lots of smoke towards lake tahoe from the king fire. so watch out for that. 91 degrees in redding. 69 partly cloudy in monterey bay. computer models showing low clouds and fog. that's not a surprise. watch wednesday evening. here comes that storm system dropping into the bay area. so, yeah, your commute on thursday morning could be a bit wet outside as that cold front pulls on through. but for today you are looking at great weather ahead. lots of 70s. even some 80s in the south bay. upper 60s along the coastline. a smidgen of sunshine and fog. 80s in the the interior valleys and inside the bay should be mostly sunny skies. 57 degrees in oakland. 72 in san francisco. and 80 degrees in napa. your sun set time 7:06. sunrise 6:58. by the way, fall officially begins tonight at 7:29. that's right. usually one of the nicest times of the year around the bay area weather-wise, but this year we have a chance of rain. that's unusual to see it coming in. usually it's the third week in october. do you have a question? >> yes, sir. why 7:29? >> it marks the astronomical position of the rotation around the sun. >> okay. >> and he knew tha

. >> so centralizing everything, including passwords on a farm that can be hacked. >> right. >> you store it on your own computer. so hackers have to hack individual computers in order to do a misive breach? >> absolutely. you have to hack 100,000 individual computers. >> wow. okay. recent ipo, el pollo loco, where traders are betting on a huge move in the stocks right after the break. . >>> some traders are betting on a crazy move with el pollo loco. mike. >> right now the september at the money straddle in loco is about $5. >> that expires who weeks from friday that's suggesting it could move up or down, one of the places i thought was interesting that we saw some interesting option, buying activity was the september 33 puts and they were paying about a dollar and a quarter for those, so buyers are expecting loco will be below that $33 strike price by what they spent or below 175 by expiration. that's probably a bearish bet looking into earnings tomorrow, thinking it could be down potentially as much as 9%. with a short interest this high, shorting the "options action" is probably the only way to go. >> tomorr

the police department at central station i was assigned here from 1981 to 1984 and so for you kids that was in the olden days and yeah we had cars and we didn't have computers like we have now. and in my travels, before becoming chief, i did have a chance to spend a long time at mission station where i in the 90s, and i met this very, young and young looking young man who i believed was going to end up being a captain and the chief of police himself and he found his way to the rank of captain and he is now your captain and i agree with the commissioner, he is tireless of what he can get accomplished and i have to give a shout out to his family that is over there that seems to come to every single event. [ applause ] >> and congratulations to his son who got the lead in sacred heart, and i will be attending because i am a show guy. >> i will be brief in my comments and i am going to defer the rest of my time to the captain, the city wide crime picture in san francisco is better this year when compared to last year i am happy to say that violent crime is down 26 percent, which is a very significant drop from last year. property crime is about flat over all, a

central valley today. about 71 degrees in lake tahoe. partly cloudy. a slight chance of a few showers there and a better chance of rain the further north you go. computerodels picking up on scattered showers this morning but by noon it begins to break up a bit. and then in the afternoon hours, we'll see a little more sunshine and then tonight low clouds and fog likely to make a return making its way inside the bay again. and then it looks like a return to some more normal weather for this time of the year. temperatures looking at those numbers about 79 degrees in livermore. should be about 76 degrees in the napa valley and 77 degrees in san jose. along the coastline, we are going to see highs in the 60s and 70s. in fact, a lot of the numbers right now in the 60s and 70s even out near the beaches. sunrise 6:54. sunset 7:13. and as we look out toward the next few days, here we go. some scattered showers today. by tomorrow, though, things settle down, maybe a couple of leftover clouds. saturday and sunday look spectacular. lots of sunshine with some warmer temperatures. but as we get into next week, some of the computer models are starting to point to ano

close eye on their phones and their computers watching what's happening to those young activists in hong kong. the images of massive clouds paralyzing hong kong centralsiness district. stirring emotions of people throughout the world. scenes of police releasing tear gas in clashes with students sunday seems to be ignited more anger at the government in advance of china's national day of celebration. some students are following the clashes on social media and friends. >> we had some history with the democracyization movement. >> she just put it there. be well so everybody could see it. >> reporter: the protesters are objecting the screening plan. a rare show of defiance. >> when i first saw the mass of people there. it reminds me of 1989. >> reporter: wah cheng a hong kong native says the discontent has been simmering and does not just apply to students. some see the economy eroding. >> there's been some thought that hong kong would be highly independent. what they call, one country two systems. >> right now in hong kong, we're coming up on 1:30 in the afternoon on tuesday. and hong kong officials are reporting that at least 56 people have been injure

to see rainfall but also involved here, central and southeastern texas including austin, san antonio and down towards houston. el paso, take a look at this computerodel forecast. this is millimeters. 100 millimeters, 4 additional inches in the next 48 hours from the system. that would be devastating for this area that as you know because of the desert conditions there cannot take much water before it starts running and running quick. errol? >> the key piece of advice if you live in those areas, don't try to cross those waters when this takes place because they're much stronger than they appear. >> great advice. >> thanks we have. >>> we want to change gears now literally give you a bit of ultra extravagance. take a look at what's next to me. rolls-royce received its largest order ever. 30 phantoms, sure you know what that is, the luxury carmaker's flagship model. the base price for one of those is over $700,000 by the way but for some that's not enough. they want custom features, gold plating and essentially any other upgrade you can imagine. the total price for all cars, $20 million, the buyer, the single buyer of all those cars is a hong kong t

central valley. watch out for the smoke in the king fire toward lake tahoe 75 degrees there and 70 in monterey bay. computerodel showing passing low fog and clouds. then as we get into wednesday the clouds begin to ficken up and by wednesday evenings showers begin to move into the north bay and the school system slides across the entire bay area with rain on thursday. temperatures around the bay area with dry conditions looking nice. we will see lots of aries in the east bay this afternoon. in the bay some patchy fog evening way to sunshine 69 in san francisco and about 74 in oakland. next couple of days should be dry weather and chance of rain developing wednesday night into thursday. more sunshine by next weekend. >>> today state senator roger white will officially resigned. he was convicted on felony charges after it was revealed he does not live in the district he represents. >> local analyst is here with more on the rules he broke and what happens now. you said this guy was like of likable fella. >> he was one of the more colorful characters. he will be missed by people who have to watch link the borin

centralized facilities for safekeeping. that was a directive, i assume that is what they did. they didn't have computers at that time but they did get the ibm punch card technology by the time the nazi scheme into power. there was a lot in his own lifetime. they could pull away registration records for gun owners or jews or protestant or catholic, the whole works, the record done everything. 1933, hitler and his party come to power and immediately start attacking physically their political enemies. that would be social democrats, the party that probably had more power than any other in that period as a single party but also liberal parties, conservative party's, they multiplied day by day. the more opposition that a rose, the more this repression would happen and all opposition was invariably called communist. if you oppose what the nazis were doing you were called communists and you read the newspapers at that time you will find on a daily basis accounts of searches and seizures of firearms and the rest of so-called communists so that goes on 1933, and you had the use of the firearm records, i have all

central valley. about 103 and hot in frizz know. about 74 -- fresno. about 74 degrees into the monterey bay and computer models picking up a few high clouds from the weak system off the coastline moving on through today. and more low clouds and fog on the way as we head in toward tomorrow morning as well. temperature-wise, we'll be very nice this afternoon. 79 in san jose. about 88 in morgan little and 77 in -- hill and 77 in palo alto. lots of 80s in the interior valleys this afternoon and a few 60s and 70s inside the bay and we are going to see the weather continuing to cool off a few degrees through tuesday and wednesday. by thursday that's a big if. at least a slight chance of some showers as the low is going to approach the coastline. you know what? it's about as exciting as it's been for quite a while and i'm pretty excited about it. i will take anything we can get. >> all right. >>> it's now 19 minutes after 5:00. i'm sorry i was sleeping peacefully over here. this car is one of a kind. it may not look like much. it didn't come off the assembly line. this car came off a printer. that story in the

this particular computer model i think underestimates the amount of cloud cover up to the north and west and also underestimates the amount of rain from central delaware and extreme south jersey southward as we go into the afternoon and especially tonight. it's just going to get wetter and wetter. temperature is 73 in philadelphia now. 69 in pottstown. mostly in the 70s at the moment. cloudy skies throughout the day. i'll let you know when the rain moves in with the seven-day. >>> thanks, glenn. heavy rain led to widespread flooding over northeastern florida. some areas saw eight inches of rain and more rain is expected today. with the peak of hurricane season just around the corner, people living in this area are watching the forecast closely. >>> and real traffic troubles for commuters in phoenix, arizona, after heavy rain swamped that area. this is interstate 10 around 5:00 in the morning. heavy rain flooded the interstate leaving a number of vehicles as you see here stranded in standing water. today's forecast calls for more rain throughout the day in phoenix. >>> and about 70 cars were stranded when thunderstorms in southern california l

of the recent i cloud issues and push security, need to push centrality and begin to merge the ipad, the iwatch, the iphone and the computernto a single ecosystem in which they can enclose the person and, therefore, get the premium that they demand on the hardware and software they sell. >> slightly creeped out, but, dom? >> interesting part of this process is you have brought in so many creative thinkers or people that know and understand about consumer sentiment. at least the high end of the spectrum. does this mean that apple pushing products like this is really making a concerted effort? upper middle class to luxury part of the market? much, much more so than google's android system or anybody else coming out? i don't get it. >> larry? >> that's why the key, you bring in the content piece and bring in the mobile wallet, then you're bringing in everybody into it because everybody's life, you're walking around using it for stickiness for your life so that's where you can say without the subsidies and go to the lower android but i think they're betting they won't go to the lower android but use it for all parts of their l

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central valley. the further north you go the better chance you run into a couple of raindrops, about 71, slight chance of a few showers into lake tahoe. computer models picking up scattered light showers early on this morning but by lunchtime skies part. and then the latter part of the day looks like more sunshine, then the low clouds and fog will likely make a return for tonight into tomorrow morning. but the rain will have come to an end. temperatures running in the 70s around much of the bay area even along the coastline. 60s and low 70s there. 79 in livermore. 77 degrees in san jose. and about 76 in the napa valley. sunrise 6:54. sunset 7:13. and looking out over the next few days, yeah, here comes the end of summer. i cannot believe that! but yes officially as we head into next week monday the first day of fall looks like we have some interesting weather coming our way in fact the computer models are trying to bring in more significant storms next wednesday. that's a big if. that's somewhat usual. usually we don't see that until the third week in october. but that's fantastic. >> yeah. we like it. hey, do you remember in high school your

central pressure, dropping to 972 millibars tomorrow. and push a lot of waves out toward the pacific northwest and towards our coast too. wave heights at 15 to 20 feet offshore. some computer models bring that up to 30-foot waves offshore. what that means for the bay area, second half of the week surf will be up. northwest swells starting to pick up 5 to 10 feet later on wednesday night into friday. watch out for that if you're heading to the coast. in terms of rainfall, tomorrow, no problem. you can see how everything is really to the north of mendocino county for tuesday. things begin to change during the day wednesday. we'll start to see that rain line drop to the south. at least parts of the north bay starting to see rain by wednesday evening. then it's thursday morning, you're starting to see the rain line move south. the thursday morning commute at this point will see some of those rain showers moving through the bay area. watch the intensity of this band as it passes through san jose. it kind of falls apart. that's the reason why most of the rain totals we're expecting out of this pattern are going to be falling up toward the north bay, higher totals there. for this

central valley. if you are going to tahoe you have the king fire there so a lot of smoke and a dense smoke advisory in effect there for today. computer models picking up on the low clouds and fog and here comes the cold front diving into the bay area. no, not the strongest storm system we have seen, but by compute time on thursday morning, you could very well be looking at some rain. temperatures in the bay area today sunny and bright. 70s and 80s in the south bay, 60s and 70s near the coastline, 80s into the east bay. then inside the bay those temperatures in the 60s and the 70s. over the next couple of days, fall is here. the clouds start to gather tomorrow. chance of showers by tomorrow evening north of the golden gate bridge. chance of rain for everybody into thursday. by friday, the possibility of a lingering somehow. yes, mr. mallicoat? >> an inch of rain? >> i think maybe half inch in the wettest spots in the north bay. in san francisco and southward probably a quarter to tenth of an inch. >> that's good. we need it. >> i can still get my rain boots. >> it's time, fall, get them out! >> i have open toed shoes right now. [ laug