in south africa. it tries to be independent of government and of all political parties. it sees its role as serving its members and the country at large to reach political and economic success on the continent by promoting liberal democratic values or, as we would put it classical liberalism. frans was at the university and holds a ph.d. from northwest university. he joined the institute of race relations in 2004 and established its center for risk analysis, which specializes in using scenarios to help business and government leaders make decisions about investment and policy in south africa. he's also an associate of the center for innovative leadership, a leading consultant and author. his work has been widely cited in the media. he writes columns for "the report" newspaper and is it a regular contributor to classic business on classic fm. with that, help me welcome frans cronje. [ applause ] >> narian, thank you. good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. it is a great pleasure to come and talk to you t

we finally made it to south sudan. this is rebel territory, which means most essentials must be brought in through the black market. this fuel costs more than $35 a gallon. >> this is the town? >> this is a village. >> pagak is a village. >> it is a town, do you know what a town is? >> it's a village. >> it's a homecoming for bol who's been living in rwanda since the war forced him out of south sudan. many of these former politicians have taken up military positions within the opposition. >> behind the laughter, the reality of war is palpable. bol took us to meet major general chayot manyang, who had just returned from renk, where the two sides are fighting for control over the oil fields. while riek machar officially negotiates for the rebels, it is actually men like chayuth who increasingly hold power over regional militias. >> there's been a lot of killing in the past 10 - 12 months on both sides. who do you think bears ultimate responsibility, and do you think the people who have been carrying out the killings of i

between north and south. jim: bringing in from the north the petroleum products, oil and gasoline which are in short , supply in the south. and probably at some point taking out the agricultural goods which the north needs , because the north is undersupplied in most food products. jack: in theory, of course, the north and south are geographically complementary. can one travel by road now from north to south? jim: within the last three weeks, there have been a number of convoys, including convoys of journalists and officials that have come down by bus from hanoi, stopping at wai and danang and all the coastal cities on the way to saigon. jack: a bridge obviously. jim: this bridge is the work that is being done very rapidly the roads are being repaired. the north vietnamese regulars are doing much of the work. indeed, they've had a good deal of experience in the north doing that, because they've had many bridges to rebuild after years of american bombings. jack: jim, this leads me to ask you about some of the

south and north vietnam? >> well you just see the troops rolling down past the street now, and you can see they are north vietnamese troops led by north vietnamese officers and led by the poll it will bureau in hanoi. they're the power in all of vietnam now there are some who talk about politics and participation. but in fact the north vietnamese do control the country entirely. and they will determine the political future. >> you mean in fact it is reunified today if not in name? >> in fact it has been reunified, of course. >> the military might that is assembled here is worth noting. these combined weapons with china, the soviet union. plus all the weapons that american aid left behind. vietnam now has got the biggest military force in asia outside of china. the new government has been recognized by a number of diplomats. we have the chinese and the soviets. >> these are the guns and the tanks that finally led to the great debacle. it took only 50 days of the south vietnamese army to totally disintegrate. a

when we talk about south vietnam, around 250,000 of south vietnamese soldiers were lost. in this portion of the program we want to show you an interview we did with an individual in louisville's name is mr. lau le. he was a cia operative and member of the south vietnamese special forces. in this clip he will talk about losing his friends. turn down the lights? [video clip] >> for anyone on the panel, what are your thoughts after watching this clip? >> actually i want to give my opinion that the war is all the way bad. nobody wanted the war. but we have to face the war if it comes. right now the war has several faces. not just the guns and the ammo. it has intelligence, it and something like that. be careful about that. we have to face the war, any war. , to preserve the peace like that. we prevent the war by preparing for the war. right now the vietnamese people outside vietnam try to fight with the communists now. they want to get their freedom of speech, freedom of religion and everything else for the vietnamese people. we don't want to fight to them but we want to go w

look at what -- look at the fact north and south vietnam, we have a south. we did not invade the north. the north came and evaded us. the people just want to live in peace. with the south, with the south vietnamese people. just want to live in peace. they did not like we do that. and we have to stand up for ourselves. but, unfortunately, i think the battlefield is not in vietnam, here, in the united states. we lost the work because of everything to us. for years because no gas no fuel, no ammunition. so, of course, we lost the war. and the battlefield here in the united states. not in vietnam. the front line of the battlefield here in the united states. we lost the war because of -- starved, you know. while the north vietnamese from russia and china. nobody in his or her right mind would want to live under communism. and usually flee, that's why more than half of million. most people died trying to escape from communism. if they let people go freely the whole country could leave vietnam right now. except for the few thousand, or few hundred thousand. that re

he saw violent what's the premises in the south -- violent white supremacists in the south and wealthy capitalists and corporations in the north. this was the age and the rise of the robber barons. this is what he says. if the recurrence of such violent acts as these prisoners stand convicted of our two common -- are too common in one quarter of the country and get a moment of danger of lawless violence, the free use of money and election arising from the past gross of recent wealth and other quarters presents equal cause for anxiety. no lover of his country can shut his eyes to the future danger for both sources. somebody needs to write a biography about this guy. [laughter] prof. ross: there it is. ok, now, as i have said several times during this talk, we all know how this struggle over the meaning of the civil war commitments and by extension the civil war ends in the 19th century. in the 1890's, southern states revived parts of the black codes. passing laws that required businesses to separate their customers by race, laws that segregated schools and public facilities and that dis

there will be a few clouds, showers to the south. i think really far to the south.og is here. even water temps so cold and there is -- today is that betweener day. 60s and 70s. we will gradually get to near average by sunday. and next week looks like another low jumps this. 15th and 16th looks cool. >> just keep a sweater and jacket close. >> thank you. >>> it's 6:51. prepare for funny tasting water. that is the message going out to people in the east bay. we will tell you what the drought has to do with it. >> it's been 70 years since world war ii. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2 you are listening to mama i'm coming home. and if there is a special song you want to hear, let us know. i will play your request every friday morning. we can't get to all of the requests but we will choose to what you send us. just use #ktvu. >> sal is jamming. >>> well today is v-e day also known as victory in europe day. defeated nazi germany. now the special anniversary is being remembered at events all over europe. here in paris the french president placed a wreath at the ceremony a

despite his previous top talk, the land in the south -- tough talk, the land in the south would be redistributed and no african-american men, even those who fought in the union ranks, would receive their right to vote. this was a country for white men and as long as i'm president it shall be a government for white men, johnson said. that summer, johnson allowed white southerners to hold state elections that resulted in the election of state legislators that filled with x confederates who immediately began passing the instruments black codes. laws designed to re-create as much of the antebellum racial and economic order as possible. the various black codes band -- band africans americans from serving on juries, marrying or socializing with white people, owning firearms, meeting in groups of six or more after sundown, using insulting gestures or languages toward whites. the code required that at the beginning of each year african-americans sign labor contracts with local planters or be arrested and hired out to a local planter in order to pay off the fine. i could go on all night about other onero

mixed-race south africans, asian, indian south africa's and white south africans, middle groups alone and white south africans about 1.3 million families of which about a third have an active home loan from a financial services institution. look at the expenditure level of households and you see the picture emerge. in lieu are your 12 million black families. of those, 8 million orange are spending less than two and a half thousand rand as a direct conversion. only 660,000 are spending more than 10,000 rand possibly a thousand dollars. mixed race india and asia and whites south africans about two-thirds of those will spend in excess of 10000 rand a month. this is very small and very personal upper-middle-class. only 5.5.5% of black african families have experienced spending more than equivalent of a thousand dollars a month at south africa remains the poorest country and it is often able to protect itself as the rest of the world. if you want to turn that around the need to be able to turn this around. the problem of the skills base and what's happening in south african schools. along

the early advance is in south jersey and delaware. we're seeing slightly darker shades of green show up. light showers pushing in cumberland county and cape may will be getting it before too much longer and southern new castle county and points south will see it. it is light, it will take a while to get into wilmington and philadelphia. the early advance will be light and sprinkley. in general the model are pushing for rain down south. i will point out there's a decent cell pushing into harass purring. it's possible that points north pick up rain in the morning hours, as well. we'll probably stick with this on and off through the afternoon and evening. as we look outside we have sky6 live hd down the shore failure cloudy skies overhead. ahead of the rain we're seeing thinning of the clouds here and there, a brighter spot here and there, we're seeing that off the coast of south jersey right now. as we look at the current profile. 5 degrees it's cool as you step outside. jack or sweatshirt a good idea. it will take a while for the rain

next year we culminate for the very first time in history south carolina, a deep south state, is hosting federation of democratic of women's convention, yes, right here in south carolina. we're bringing it to you. \[cheers and applause] >> i want to tell you how proud i am that i'm in the room with a dunk of democratic party activists, women and men who have come all over the state for this day in blue. many of you registered before this event before our speaker today. i think you all suspected a couple of things, but i'm so proud to be here with you to stand before you and my partner in crime in the day in blue is representative gilda cobb-hunter. [cheers and applause] gilda cobb-hunter represents us and takes care of us all around. bosses us around and takes care of us. i am so proud and honored to introduce my friend gilda cobb-hunter. \[cheers and applause] >> thank you so much, susean. those of you that know me know i start by saying hey, y'all. it is so good to be here. let's give susan and the democratic women's council a big round of applause. \[cheers and applause] >> we really

i'm south of 880 south of mallory. a big rig car carrier punctured a diesel tank. he punctured it and kept driving. the absorbent is spread all over. because of, that they called out an independent contractor, an environmental hazard unit and they are out here cleaning up absorbent through the roads here. they are also doing the work. probably not going to be too much longer. the good news is that not going to have any huge effect on track. you can see that they are working hard to try to get it cleared up. it appears this may clear up in the next half hour to an hour. george? >> thank you, jackie. >> and let's just take a quick look at the freeway which is adjacent to this incident are where the drive time is pretty slow. 49 minutes from the trip from 238 to 237. let's check james with me and let me know that the reason that we have these convictions here on the richmond bridge is because of an accident reported now north bound on interstate 580. more details coming up. >>> a powerful earth cake rattling the south pacific nature in papua new guinea was a 7.2. a ts

the percentage reached 67% among south korean respondents but in south korea 28% said the current situationis understandable. that's nearly three times the number of japanese respondents who gave the same answer. the survey showed some positive signs. asked how they viewed the two countries future relations, about 22% of japanese respondents said they expect bilateral ties to improve. that's up six percentage points from last year's survey. only 12% said ties will deteriorate down by 10 points. a similar trend can be seen in south korea. 19% said bilateral ties will improve. up five points and 28% said they will deteriorate. down 11 points. the survey also showed that many respondents in both countries believe the two countries leaders should meet for talks in order to reach a break through in strained relations. more than 80% of japanese respondents said two leaders should hold a summit and 87% of south koreans answered the same. but the percentage of south koreans who said the meeting should be held as soon as possible was 27 percentage points lower than the japanese. the percentage of th

the south korean delegates reiterated their opposition.ut both sides agree to arrange a date for further talks. japan and south korea are among the 21 members of the world heritage committee and officials will meet in germany next month to screen recommendations. >>> japan and south korea mark the 50th anniversary of the restoration of diplomatic ties, but lately, those ties have come under strain.s between the countries date back over a thousand years. in the 17th century, korean kings sent representatives to japan, a practice that continued for 2 1/2 centuries. now a group of japanese and south koreans retraced the step of the diplomatic missions in effort to revive a feeling of peace and prosperity. on friday, the walkers arrived in tokyo at the end of the journey. nhk world's reporter has more. >> reporter: people from japan and south korea kick off their walk with a celebration in seoul. the journey has been held every two years since 2007. participants walk most of the day. they average about 30 kilometers a day. the majority of them

south bay starting to build.er than normal flow as you approach the summer months causes starting to get off here. south 880 at a street all lanes clear by chp. there was a earlier crash. that will be recovery for hayward. the rest of your bay, no big surprises. >> getting through the monday together. that's what's happening "today in the bay." >> see you in 25 minutes. also, red nose day. giving money to charity. >>> good morning. >>> good morning. deadly brawl. a fierce gun battle erupts between rival gangs inside a crowded restaurant. >> they went and started shooting people. >> at least nine dead, more than 100 in custody. this morning the story of innocent bystanders forced to take cover in the kitchen freezer. >>> military tragedy. a marine helicopter crashes in hawaii killing one service member and injuring all 21 on board. what went wrong? >>> back on track. amtrak trains rolling again between philadelphia and new york, for the first time since that derailment. where is the investigation

in recent months attacks on south vietnam were stepped up. thus, it became necessary for us to increase our response and to make attacks by air. this is not a change of purpose. it is a change in what we believe that purpose requires. we do this in order to slow down aggression. we do this to increase the confidence of the brave people of south vietnam who have bravely borne this brutal battle for so many years with so many casualties. and we do this to convince the leaders of north vietnam and all who seek to share their conquest of a very simple fact. we will not be defeated. we will not grow tired. we will not withdraw either openly or under the cloak of a meaningless agreement. we know that air attacks alone will not accomplish all of these purposes. but it is our best and prayerful judgment that they are a necessary part of the surest road to peace. we hope that peace will come swiftly, but that is in the hands of others besides ourselves. and we must be prepared for a long continued conflict. it will require patience as well as bravery

south-central move to central avenue to the east of the original south central avenue. people started to move west and central avenue in later decades of the 20th century. the term now is a bit fuzzy. refers to those areas and also to the west and south of central avenue. >> host: how many murders in l.a. county every year question or >> guest: l.a. county is in the five or six hundreds. l.a. city is down to 250 260. that is miniscule. the homicide report was a blog project. there were almost a thousand homicides a year and now countywide come a much larger area than l.a. city in the low six hundreds. >> host: jill leovy, and "ghettoside," do you advocate for anything? >> guest: one thing that is so commonsensical i can't call it advocacy. maybe it's not as obvious as it should be. fall the homicides which are kind of the same crime but with a lot dire consequence. i think it is important to say that because a lot of the criminal justice debates today are about mass incarceration and what people on the left, you actually see people in the right taken this up now because

winds out of the south at 5 to 10 miles per hour. another warm day monday and tuesday, and then big-time relief comes for the end of the workweek. we'll look at that with your seven-day in just a few minutes. >>> next dozens of passengers stranded at philadelphia international airport. why their flight was diverted and the a-list celebrities left without his entourage. yeah, i'm married. does it matter? you'd do that for me? really? yeah, i'd like that. who are you talking to? uh, it's jake from state farm. sounds like a really good deal. jake from state farm at three in the morning. who is this? it's jake from state farm. what are you wearing jake from state farm? [ jake ] uh... khakis. she sounds hideous. well she's a guy, so... [ male announcer ] another reason more people stay with state farm. get to a better state. ♪ ♪ >>> there was nobody to help us. you know being stuck in coach in a dirty, smelly aircraft wasn't helping. there was no ventilation. we were all frustrated. >> passengers say they are frustrated and angry after th

they're coming in from south easterly direction. you get that moisture once again coming in off the atlantic which is why, in fact, we have a dense fog advisory posted. it goes up at midnight. lasting right through 10 a.m. on monday. visibility could be reduced less than a quarter of mile right along coastal sections of new jersey and right through delaware from dover and as far as south as rehoboth beach. we'll talk about what we can expect for start of workweek tomorrow. it's foggy start monday and warm and humid and especially humid for spring standards and we also have the threat of thunderstorms. we'll let you know if the temperatures get closer to normal with the week ahead coming up with the full and exclusive accuweather forecast, sarah. >> melissa, thank you. four people are in custody tonight and at least one more sought after bullets flew during a huge fight tonight in barbie borough this is cellphone video coming up of what police say was a large fight of a group of when men and women some carrying baseball bats. one pul

of i-66 and south of 50 you are getting storms right now. up to the north, you are not. a couple of storms popped up west of leesburg. fairfax county, and into arlington county down to prince george's county, the one around manassas has weakened a bit. but just to the west of burke. this has been a big storm now, around old town and toward shirley duke. you see the red. a little bit of lightning. remember if you hear thunder you could be struck by lightning, get the kids indoors. pretty good storm now to the south and east of fedex. heavy rain around leland. we are looking at this drifting now to the south and east perhaps into upper marlboro at about 6:16. the main threat with all these storms will be heavy rain. we will come back and talk about the prospect of more storms tomorrow but we are tracking a cold front for late in the weekend. >>> people living along the colorado river are seeking higher ground as mother nature continues to mess with texas. >>> and coming up later. >> we all sweat in hot weather. but excessive sweating can be a

first one is big gay ice cream on south street.other name i cannot say but let just say it references a large donkey. i started the day off at big gay ice cream a shop with rainbows and uni corns. although some people thought name was over the top or divisive most of people i spoke to on the street were supportive. >> they don't call this a neighborhood but a gayborhood. >> not afraid of who or what they are and we can use that. >> we have a bright sign that brings out the area. this part of the south street has been dead for years. i think it is good for businesses. >> reporter: big gay ice cream has been successful in new york city and set to open shortly in philadelphia only then we will find out if the name brings hesitation or support from potential customers. >> i said you take a picture and on facebook walking by big gay ice cream. it depend on the individual. for the most part most people don't care. >> next up was olde city pizza shop with the donkey on the logo and the name on the match. >> some neighbors and businesses q

within or two showers spreading to the east across south jersey pushing to the south though. other than that we are dry and humidity is dropping. temperatures will be cooler right along the the the coast here. that wind picks up off the ocean that keeps temperatures down. in the mid 60's, can only climb to 70 and then drop throughout the afternoon and evening. that is what we're talking about today. heading down this weekend looks nice and comfortable lower 70's but then it drops. wind drop south east at 10 miles an hour. that ocean water temperature at 60 degrees. dry today but it is still warm. temperatures climbing in the upper 80's. you won't have that humidity but you'll feel the heat. showers this weekend just one or two areas of rain and then we are talking about much cooler weather, we will feel that cool down but the start of the june for the first of june temperatures they barely climb out of the 60's. we have a warm weekend with a few showers or thunderstorms both today, to the south and then tomorrow, it is just comfortable but overnight tomorrow night and unday s

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delaware and points further south seeing that fog. we're seeing reduced visibility down to a quarter mile. that's your first weather headline on this sunday morning. more fog this morning, more fog monday morning. it's warm it's humid, it's sticky and soupy as you head out this morning. very summerlike this morning and it will feel very summerlike this afternoon. relief this week, temperatures back into the 70s, closer to normal for this time of year. 67 right now in philadelphia. we have low clouds in place and we'll see them burning off the fog, burning off eventually this morning and we'll see some peeks of sunshine pearl sunny this afternoon. right now, lots of fog in place some fog, temperatures in the mid- to upper 60s at this point. 67 in philadelphia and 64 in atlantic city. areas of fog, not so much to the north and west doing pretty well here. visibility in lancaster is closer to philadelphia south and east three-quarter mile visibility in philadelphia a half-mile visibility in atlantic city. that's important when you're out

if you are in south, south bay, around san jose you are probably seeing a lot of thick, black smoke. this its what is going on. our reporter nbc bay area nanette miranda on her way. more for you at 6:00. >> new life for cigarette butts. sal caltrans is gathering them and turning them into energy. see disposal boxes at rest areas across california. when the boxes fall up. caltrans will turn them to a plant in los angeles that burns the butts to generate electricity. the ashes left over will be used to make concrete. the boxes could solve a sear just problem on the road. the boxes could solve a serious problem on the road. litter is a problem. costs caltrans millions to pick up litter cigarette butts are part of it. >> in the future the special boxes may be installed at freeway entrances across the state. a big problem the >>> continue to follow the breaking news here in san jose. you are looking at it. firefighters on the scene of obviously a grass fire. burning here at at east capital expressway and quimby road. firefighters all over this one. the nearest houses we can see. you can s

>> we have a developing story from south philadelphia. the action cam was along the 700 block of south street where two teenagers were shot early this morning. when police arrived a little after 1:20 they found a typically large weekend crowd of young people in the area. a 16-year-old and 17-year-old were shot in the legs. they are in the hospital in stable condition. investigators are looking for a motive. >> south detectives are investigating we don't believe this was a robbery. preliminary information we're getting this could possibly be issues that resolve from another geographic in philadelphia. >> about an hour and a half after the first shooting a 19-year-old man was shot in the leg at 9th and bain bainbridge. police are not saying it's connected to the first two. >>> happy mother's day day to all the mothers out there. you're waking up to a dense fog advisory for the area. >> let's guess where that is. anyway the atlantic city expressway is foggy the entire length. there are no closures or speed restrictions, this is a live look a

but to our south and south and west is where we are getting a few of the passing showers. even had some flashes of lightning associated with these coming on through. a few sprinkles in the western suburbs. one moderate shower to the west of manassas. and then southern maryland getting a few sprinkles there. it should be good for the midday and the afternoon as we'll begin to dry out. maybe some wet roads here, especially the areas just south and west of the metro area for the morning and in the mid 50s. mid 60s and sun breaking out as things begin to dry out. a look at the warmer weekend coming up at 4:51. now, depending on where you are, melissa, looks like conditions are good or sloppy. >> yeah, some cameras look great, some not so much. on the outer loop of the beltway, just after 66 for us it's pretty wet there. we have a couple of crashes there in that area. 66 westbound at the toll road two right lanes blocked there. looking at other cameras 95 in virginia at the mixing bowl that's where the traffic tracker is headed. we have some wet roads there. 270 at montrose not

live on south street. david henry, channel 6 "action news." >> david, thank you,. >>> police are searching for a gunman after a man was shot in the head and killed in port richmond. it happened in the 1200 block of east atlantic street. officers heard gunshots and found the victim outside the car. he was rushed to temple university hospital where he died. police have not released his name and no arrests have been made. >>> three people are in custody in mississippi after two police officers were gunned down in the line of duty. a state law enforcement spokesman said marvin banks and joany calloway are charged with two cowrchlts of -- counts of murder. banks' brother is charged as an accessory. >> we heard gun shots, it was like 6 loud gunshots, and i told my husband something is wrong. >> reporter: the officers have been identified as 25-year-old liquori tate and 34-year-old benjamin deen the first hattiesburg officers to die in the line of duty in 30 years. >> working smoke detect heers played a role in t

a 35 year-old woman inside her own home on south rosewood street. they eventually ditch the car he even appears to wipe the car clean before leaving. police say he broke in the home in the 1800 block of rosewood monday morning. rick tim woke up to him standing over her. he put his hanover her mouth and then sexually assaulted her. then he left with cash, her house keeps and her car and police now say he could be linked to a similar home inn racial and sexual assault in the very same area. that is alarming to this neighborhood especially as weather heat up and people open up for summer leave. >> that is kind of scary considering we leave our deck window opened sometimes because of the fan that sits in the windows. >> our windows are opened right now, so that is what you have to worry about. >> reporter: police want people to secure their windows in this area on the second and third floor meantime, this is sketch police initially released two months ago after a man broke in the home blocks away on south chadwick street. this man attempted to sexually

>> we have developing story from south philadelphia, the action cam was along the 700 block of south street where two teens were shot this morning. when police arrived they found a large weekend crowd of people in the area. 16 and 17-year-old victims were shot in the legs. they are in the hospital in stable condition. investigators are looking for a motive. >> south detective's are currently investigating right now. we don't believe this was a robbery. preliminary information we're getting this could possibly be issues that resolve from another geographic in the city. >> about an hour and half ago of the first shootings a 19-year-old man was shot in the legs at 9th and bainbridge. they are in the sure it is connected to the first two shootings. >> good mother's day morning. 6:02. >> looking live at atlantic city, the expressway is foggy the entire length there are no closures or speed restrictions at this hour. our area will not get ana's rain and winds. but it is churning upment waves in north carolina. >> the fog is the major issue this this morning. >> reporter: you have to take i

yeah south street we are previewing the south street spring festival that kicks off tomorrow from fronttreet to eighth street. it will be a block party and we're previewing it right here in bridget foy's on south street but take look behind me. we have the braugh haws submits one of the restaurants along south street tomorrow with their german fair. >> scott. >> we got to find jenn fred i think we lost her. >> oh, my gosh you did a wardrobe change. >> i'm fully participateing. we'll talk about other stuff. great amazing stuff. people want the weather. the chief meteorologist scott williams give me the numbers. i got to have it. >> we want better weather than may first clouds and temperatures below average. let's talk about changes for the upcoming weekend because we're looking at a winning weekend forecast across our area. but right now the satellite/radar going to show that area of low pressure that coastal system we've been talking about all week long bringing the clouds across our area. cooler than average temperatures and speaking of temperatures, we've been stuck in the 50s across

it took place at a remote spot in the south county foothills. robert honda has more on the damage to the environment. >> reporter: from a nearby hill top nbc bay area watched as workers at an alleged illegal marijuana grow operation far above the south county hills pulled tarps off greenhouses to begin a day of cultivation. but minutes later at around 7:00 a.m. the santa clara county sheriff's helicopter began circling overhead as heavily armed deputies swept into the complex, followed closely by officers and agents by state fish and wildlife. investigators say the operation was expanding with several greenhouses and others being built along with equipment and chemicals associated with page making so-called honey oil or has hflt iflt sh. >> this is the first of many raids we will be conducting throughout the summer. we want to stop this problem for all the legal issues environmental issues and all the possible ramifications for illegal marijuana operations. >> the california department of fish and wildlife sent it's marijuana enforcement team wh

jet stream is way to the south. south los angeles. so we're going to see more shower activity down there for today. as that jet stream continues to dip to the south our chances for rain will be enhanced later this week. expecting the best bet on wednesday into thursday and actually expecting some good looking totals. this is a fantastic weather story to tell. maybe picking up the tenth of an inch right here in the south bay. now, if you want to get outdoors this weekend the good news is we're going to warm you up just in time for that unofficial kickoff of summertime. back to the 70s. still below average. below 70s on the way for this south bay. both saturday and sunday. same for the peninsula. you will be in the mid to upper 60s. in san francisco on the east shore, tri-valley in the north bay, looking good for warm temperatures. a lot of people like to head to the russian river valley and really nice out there. even santa cruz into the upper 60s for this weekend. now we're going to talk a little bit more about that shower activity, g

also south into palo alto, still a build but close to the speed limit there. 880 and 680 south of 580 tri-valley and east bay. highway 4 and walnut creek interchange. the upper east shore freeway shows a continue slowdown toward richmond and the bergly area, university avenue, and build toward the bay bridge toll plaza. no slowing for the north bay. let's show you the areas on the live camera. backup at the toll what sa smooth but look at that. the left approach still shows a lighter flow of traffic than the rest of your approaches. smooth drive off the east shore freeway. north bay, southbound, really starting to bog down just in the last few minutes. we've seen more cars and they're hud 89ing around this curve approaching north san pedro. no incidents reported. we'll see a general slowdown start out of novato and in toward friday. back to you. >> thank you. >>> the bay area man accuse of getting behind the wheel of a car after a day of drinking and crashing into a mother and her baby in the backyard of a house is going to be in court this morning. last night family and friends gathe

as you know, south carolina holds the first in the south presidential primary. while many of the leaders have visited our state before and will visit the state many times after today, i can't think of another situation where so many will be at the same place at the same time. in many ways, this is the official kickoff to south carolina's first in the south presidential primary, and i'm so glad you're here to be part of it. thank you for that. [ applause ] so not only is this a great opportunity to hear from these national leaders, it is a great opportunity for these leaders to hear from you. for you to influence their policies and to let them know exactly what you expect and demand from our current and future leaders. so thanks for being here. and please don't be afraid to cheer. they need to hear that. all right. what a great day to be an american, right? so if you will without further delay, please rise for the presentation of colors by the american legion color guard post three of greenville, remain standing for the pledge of allegiance. >> arms. >> today we'

showers and thunderstorms, and the best bet the areas that didn't get much yesterday i-95 and areas south and east, with brief downpours and the possible of isolated wind gusts as well. a breath of fresh air behind this system and rain for the weekend details in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you. >>> of course you can stay ahead of the changes in the weather by checking 6abc.com/weather you can always find live storm tracker 6 radar and get the latest from our team of meteorologists. >> police have a bran new clue today in the search for the predator that attacked two women in south philadelphia, they are offering a reward now for anyone that can get that person off the street. chad pradelli is live with the latest on this fast moving investigation. >> reporter: since our report first aired at noon with the new images, police say they received several tips and they are following up on the leads and hopeful the arrest will be made soon, they are offering a $10,000 reward in this case. >> if you believe you know this individual, all we need is the tip. >> police say the sexual pre

it's warm and muggy dewpoint, 67 not much of a breeze out of the south at 3. the barometer is holding stealed. if you look at how the temperatures will unfold. 88 degrees so temperatures more than ten degrees above average. 8:00 a.m., 76. lots of clouds and sunshine, by 1:00 a.m., sun and clouds, 81. we're up to 86 by 2:00 p.m. from that point on we'll watch for a shower popping up in a few places not very widespread. 5:00 p.m., 86 degrees, we still need the rain after yesterday and getting a slight chance for that. satellite and radar here's the cell we've been tracking. it's associated with a cluster of showers up north. there's a cold front that has yet to come through here. as it does it will spark showers and thunderstorms near the area. future tracker 6 look at the view 2:30, we see a shower here or there. predominantly dry. we advance this to the evening hours, 9:00 p.m. you'll see showers and thunderstorms, the best chance is south and east of i-95. that's when it blossoms later tonight. watching for scattered showers or thunderstorms especially south

it made it from the lab to south korea. on wednesday, here, emergency personnel moved in to destroy the sample and isolated facility and decontaminate it and put in precautions for the people exposed. that includes testing and they were given antibiotics and vaccinations. there is no threat to the public but a serious investigation into what went wrong and how we prevent that from happening again. >> i would say, to say the least, when will they know the concern has passed? >> reporter: well we are waiting for more updates. we have not heard anymore from the department of defense here. today, we hope to hear another update. what we heard is that the people so far have not shown symptoms. the bigger question will be what went wrong here. the anthrax left a lab in utah and went to nine states and south korea. all of the labs will have to check inventory to find out what is going on here john. >> kathy novak, thank you. >>> to the middle east now and the battle for ramadi. the iraqis insisting they have launched a major offens

showers move in from south to north. that's going to the trend as we head throughout the morning hours. let me give you an idea of how this track will work. showers will come up from the south. it looks like we will see the first activity at the immediate coast. so if you're waking up with us in san francisco count on some rain by 8:00 a.m. this morning. otherwise we're looking good to maybe pick up a quarter of an inch of rain in the cities that get the most moisture. overall though, this track is going south and so the heaviest total for the state of california are going to be down in los angeles. we are all in this drought together. so even that is a good story to tell. showers and thunderstorms, that's the weather story of the day. let me take you through your daypart forecast. it's mild. 50s. by lunchtime today as you break for lunch grab that jack get, grab that umbrella. 61 on the peninsula at noon. 60 degrees for the east shore. 63 degrees out in the tri-valley. rounding out the day on the cool side. 65 is the hi

sprinkle mostly in the south bay and east bay and.dual moisture on the backs of a storm system pushed off. and then isolated showers early side afternoon for the north bay in. into the weekend were looking at dried mild air with some areas of fog was late in the morning in latter part some light. and that's from tracker 4 that some pushing from fresno and southbound when. and velocity is that overnight pay off in the vent canyon. some heating as severe weather for south central play is as it headed to saturday in. did they see heavy snow showers together toward greater light tahoe region. but and quite compact and major villain. whether perce and vivacity bifurcate. only traces of reported an activity concentrated right around the storm system to the north. seven been impacting our pieces of the location of a. of victor gas for a shows an oyster just off the south and east of livermore and. of the early part of the i the start to dry. thins dry wall cloud coverage data base load on the south bay early part of the afternoon. daytime he

the south is where the humidity lies. the northwest not so much and so it's comfortable this morning. some areas back into the 50's. cooler and breezy today than it was yesterday. 62 on your storm tracker six app right now can kids. 60 by 8 o'clock. and then by noon, 66 and by 3 o'clock, 71 with a high of 72 this afternoon striking at about 4 o'clock. we'll be back into the up are 60's by dinnertime. your pollen count which was way low yesterday has inched back up into the medium high range and looks to stay that way through the majority of the holiday weekend. speaking of which we'll talk about that memorial day weekend forecast coming up in just a couple of minutes. karen what are roads look like early on. >> chopper six live on the scene of a big accident involving a tractor-trailer and look at this shot. you can see kind of smashed right through the guardrail and jackknifed as he ran off the roadway right into the woods. this is 202 southbound at high street in west goshen township. we see police on the scene earlier.

the steadier rain is to the south because of an area of low pressure yesterday down south exiting the coast below virginia and the carolinas the farther south you go in the region, the better chance you have of steadier rain. 6:00 it's getting better, but 9 and 10:00 p.m. it's getting off the coast. lehigh valley less than .1-inch. i-95 corridor, quarter inch. farther south through the region a quarter inch to 3/4 of an inch. lucky because we're really rain starved. cool, 55 by 8:00. 60 by 11:00 a.m. 63 is the high at 2:00 p.m.. back in the 50s by 5:00 p.m. we're going for a high of 63 today cloudy and damp as you just saw. most of the steady rain down south, the farther north uglies rain you'll see. friday, sun returning 74. the holiday weekend, sunny and nice 69 degrees, sunday, 80 degrees monday, clouds and sun, 85. humid, spotty thunderstorm possible doesn't look like memorial day is a washout. unstable on tuesday, we may see a hot and humid high on wednesday, that would be the year's first 90 if it happens. >>> next, police in delaware step up patrols in a popular park where a wo

the republican party in the south is what brought american exceptionalism to the south, but yet, the more you engage with the struggle called american history, the more you get away from that last generation or tin of generations of scholars, the more you are on a new terrain, and you don't know what will come out of it. you really don't. and yet, if you do not go down that road, if you do not come to an understanding how all of americans got a right to vote, if you do not finally come to understand that poor whites got the right to vote one way -- through jacksonian america. women got the right to vote another way. that whites in the south lost their right to vote when black people lost it -- poor whites lost their right to vote. if you do not understand that history is a struggle in which you gain and lose rights, if you do not understand how workers got their rights, if you do not understand how the presidency took its modern shape, you stand to lose all these things. what i'm saying is that we have a vested interest in that he and ourselves because we have a democracy, and it is