especially downtown. despite the financial troubles, the city had already committed to moving out of this building which housed city hall and the metropolitan police department. that would have left this enormous campus empty. another massive hole in already depressed downtown las vegas. tony shay, the ceo of on-line retail giant zap pos approached the mayor. rather than constructing a new headquarters for the rapidly expanding zap pos, well, tony had an idea. he wanted to take over and repurpose the whole of city hall. the end result was the largest ribbon cutting ever. with every single zappos employee taking part. it's the beginning of what some people say saved downtown las vegas. let's go take a look at exactly what they did. >> you know, it's a historic building, and buildings over 40 years old. it was the very first city hall that the city actually built itself to be the government. there was a metropolitan police department here. for us it was an adaptive reuse of an old building. we respected the

even see the damage in downtown napa is still lingering but a lot of it has been repaired.any people are gathering to us commemorate to their pairing at 3:20 p.m. if this earthquake that hit three hours early as or four hours later it would have resulted in many more injuries and possibly fatalities. to have the earthquake in the middle of the night was a great boon to the people. >> darya: the scan a day from georgia on hot spots >> george: for the westbound interstate 80 ride all links had been open at san pablo dam road. the drive was slow this morning when caltrans had an emergency road repair. they're scheduled to be here till 9:00 but they got out an hour and 15 minutes ahead of schedule. now it is 42 minutes but last time the check is 60 minutes so that is good news. the alternates: forget about it. they are terrible. at a formica redound to dublin as a sham that. how the to 38 to ride we see 46 minutes for the nimitz freeway and this in detail and dunbar bridget's are very slow. we're going to see bigger back ups at the bay bridge as traffic is breaking loose on int

requirements there is - certain lots size public open space and there are fee requirements in the downtowns core open space those political here there are requirement for residential projects to provide open space but for the roirnl reliance only that is for private balconies or roof deck and commercial in the downtowns are to provide open space as well can co-come under those circumstances in the form of lobby open space speaker i think in a lot of quantify measures a lot of the open space that's preeptd serves the residents and surrounding visitors is sort of agree gated and orgdz in a much successful and inviting way to the general public. >> how parking is the parking proposed consist with zoned parking requirements. >> yes. it is as mentioned within c-3 district no requirement for any parking for any use, however the residential development is principally permitted up to 25 space for each units this project provides and office development is limit to the total of 7 ferris this is consistent with that gone of the more restrictive parking caps in the country and we're fine with that resp

by 1:00 we're looking at 90 downtown, night in leesburg already, 90 up in frederick. we'll advance it again and take you all the way into wednesday afternoon and yes, we're going to being around 90 once again, 91 at 1:00 downtown, nighttime in leesburg -- 90 in leesburg, culpeper. a little more showers on friday and we'll let you know if the heat will leave us alone for the holiday weekend. >>> tonight d.c.'s mayor and police chief stand firm against a vote of no confidence against the chief by the rank and file officers. more than 1,100 cops said they had no confidence in police chief cathy lanier and 2,800 officers supporting her. the union represents 3,500 members of the department. most did not vote. lanier launched an all hands on deck this weekend putting every available cop on the street to combat escalating violence. despite that two men were shot to death late friday night. >> it doesn't prevent crime. this weekend is a prime example. it creates significant staffing shortages in the middle of the week. >> late this afternoon chief lanier issued a statement sa

proposition m which was passed after the downtown plan in 1986 limits the amount of downtown space and the intention is prevent fluctuations andet ras by speculative investment during the peaks of the business cycle. the white line shows the amount of square footage available and the red line is the space allocated in each year. from 2008-2014 we had this amount of square feet allocated and leaving this amount surplus by the end of the year. the amount under the program available is 1.7 million square feet. from 2008-2014 developers constructed 1.6 million square feet of net commercial base in districts and half was office space, 30% hotel and retail and a small amount of cultural institutional and educational made up the remaining 20%. hotel and sales tax collections have seen city growth since the recession with hotel tax collections in particular showing a sharp rise in 2013 and growing 106 percent since 2008. annual business tax collections have also increased by 55% over the period from 387 million in 2008 to 612 million in 2014. part of that increase is due to new business tax st

at vans park if downtown napa with have our 6.making sure that people have an understand, of the decisions they can make for the families to keep them safe in time of emergency. we have federal, state and local agencies representing us and pick can pick up a lot of good information. you are asking people from out of napa to come here if the event. next half hour we will speak with a business owner about some of the changes he made to his building and how he was able to stay open right after the earthquake. >> napa strong 6.0, 365 is held at veteran's million park this afternoon at 3:20 p.m. it will commemorate how far the region has commodity. >> work repairs napa's first prepare church a structure on natural register of historic polices. inside, pews are covered, stained glasses window covered and it will tick $1.5 million to repair the building but the passenger said it could have with worse. >> it is built on a foundation of bridge about as high as your waist and it would have been easy for the church to have slid roof the foun

we're in front of the starbucks store in oakland city center downtown. some of the city has been boarded up after the protests last night. vandals were here, they smashed out several of the windows at this store which is near the intersection of 14th street and clay. we're told a small group broke away from the main protest last night and came to vandalize some businesses including this one. there were also some demonstrators, there were reports of flags being burned during the protest last night, both american flags and confederate flags. and some demonstrators blocked off freeway off ramps of 980 and 880 in downtown oakland, they were using crime scene tape to block cars that were trying to get off the freeway. that led to a heated confrontation. >> they're at the airport waiting for us. [ shouting ] >> they're killing us, they're killing you. >> you can see a ktvu camera was there as one man hopped out of his car to move some of these items out of the roadway,ways trying get to the airport to pick up his daughter. and he was frustrated as people tried

maze getting on to the spend is going to the problem free so far for the west about a commute to downtown san francisco 67 minutes into san francisco san mateo bridge move and welcome it like at this hour for the west about 92 ride heading over to the peninsula expect a 10 minute commute making the 101 connection and santa sell the richmond san rafael bridge is very empty at this point was about 580 will be easy over the span getting into the north bank and the golden gate bridge is also very lightly. >>anny hong: it is now but one year since the 6.0 earthquake hit now but in many businesses are still doing their best to recover on the left of the screen you can sing on the right is what it looks like today. >>j.r. stone: this is what the biggest collection wines on the sly when record on the not earthquake last year today they're still lots of work to be done and that all of the scaffolding surrounding the building it may not even realize that the one tasting room is open for business there the manager of the does cut the wine room he says this building was built a 1875 and is the oldest

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. >>> an unsettling reality for a once bustling downtown. earthquake concerns have turned into a ghost town. the city leaders are taking drastic steps to try and fix the problem. shakbuiingon akyrou.a ll owna >>> shaky building on shaky grounds. a well-known bay area city is suing two of its downtown building owners saying the structures would crumble in an earthquake. but they are not the only ones being targeted here. ian cole reports from gilroy tonight. >>> >> reporter: drive through downtown gilroy and it appears there are more empty store fronts than actual businesses. the reason might be the buildings themselves. ten of them are deemed unsafe and in need of an earthquake retrofit. until that happens, they must remain vacant. it's been a problem for decades. >> i was here from '91 to '97. and then i came back. and i come back to find the same problems that existed 22 years ago. >> reporter: the city is now suing two of the property owners who the mayor claims have been unresponsive. one, the old creamery whose owner did not want to spe

it feels like it's 91 in downtown, feels like 93 in gaithersburg. so futurecast, these are temperatures now, 80 at 10:00 tonight in the 70s gaithersburg, rockville, bowie, leesburg, not very nice and then by afternoon we're looking at temperatures by 12:30, 1:00 near 90 downtown and question go the into the morning hours again we get into wednesday afternoon, look at this. we're right back to about 90 degrees, 91 wednesday. so we'll talk about which day will have the best chance for showers and storms and look ahead to the holiday weekend. >>> right now dozens of students are walking home from school getting a little help from some men determined to keep them safe. stephanie ramirez joins us now live in southeast d.c. with more on the 100 man escort. stephanie? >> reporter: this is richard wright public charter school's way of addressing the violence. what they have are men and women volunteers walking these students home. you can see the guys pass the traffic behind me over my left shoulder here, but they started here at 4:00 and they're going unti

live look outside, nice downtown, temperature 85, dew points falling, 66. that's pretty good in terms of humidity, relative humidity 53%. that's what that translates to. that's not that bad, winds south at 10. you probably could jog this evening. i would not recommend that tomorrow night or wednesday night. live doppler 9000, pretty quiet, had a couple showers north of frederick that died out, a couple showers hanging tough toward i-81 southwest of winchester, heavy rain around strasburg, most of this moving south and east about to cross over i-81. you see a little bit red there, a little heavy downpour, no hail or wind. it's moving through front royal at 6:59 if it holds together. it may make it to blue ridge mountain by 7:14 on our storm tracker. we'll keep a stray shower or thunderstorm in overnight. that's it. bus stop temperatures 68 to 78, muggy but dry tomorrow, hot isolated storms tomorrow. 10:30 tonight it's 80 downtown, 70s in the burbs, partly cloudy skies. by morning there will be a few 60s, but low 70s downtown, not a bad start, but it warms up

>>george: 280 north of downtown san jose outscored 85 and cupertino and 15 minutes. >>reporter: you can see quite a bit of cloud cover handy around low line klaus mixing out because what happens is upstairs a little bit more air power and on top of that to provide a little thumb on the scale which made the temperatures go a little bit warmer than it would without the extra factor involved with an aussie uniform as we have for the last couple of evenings timber to tax withholding to some lower 70 improve my country even as late as about 9:00. >>rebecca:--->>michelle a: the sec ... all the spots antioch 81 at 88 rather this afternoon bird on heavy of to 90 later this afternoon will to show you one location in particular if you're on the more by known 70 that is just as the lunch hour by early afternoon temperatures will continue to warm the to the mets' offer '80s. >>reporter: as we get into saturday at temperatures of around 100 and so was the upper 90s territory sunday but quickly get into the 80th of one to fill cool the peninsula meanwhile on saturday downtown san

on the day planner looks like this, even downtown temperatures just south of 70 to start. then we're back into the low 80s by 11:00 and upper 80s with sunshine by 1:00. now we're in good shape sunday, low 90s and we're in good shape on monday, mid-90s, better chance of a shower or thunderstorm in the metro, but that still will be isolated. next seven days 93 on tuesday and on wednesday just isolated storms. burgundy and gold in town, our first home preseason game just a slight chance of an isolated storm, pretty toasty, 92 for the high. game time temperatures are in the low 80s and on friday we're still in the low 90s. >> all right, top. >>> a note from the race for the white house, now hillary clinton's presidential campaign is taking another hit tonight. pops show bernie sanders pulling into the lead in new hampshire. on this week's capital download you'll hear from another one of her challengers, lincoln chaffee, who thinks hillary's struggles open the door for another challenger. >> some of the supreme court decisions on gay marriage and the affordable care act came ou

>>george: adding 10 to 15 minutes to the northbound drive times into san francisco's downtown. >>darya: back to the big story the earthquake we have some pictures not a lot of damage but a busted for leniency a few things that off-the-shelf and a lot of things like pictures falling off the shelves. it was a 4.0 to the topics small but it brought a lot of nerves keep those pictures, to less--to us. >>mark: like marriage and piedmont--lake merrit. >>george: it sure feels like an earthquake and it is still going. >>mark: we talked about the six aftershocks' there was a to three and a to for the sixth aftershock the center line 747 effective date did. fill them this did >>darya: from the usgs in menlo park why the people wait in about this is very important they did a lot of research he did not feel the enclave but he provided us with a lot of helpful inside. >>: the intensity of the shaking the field depends on three things one the magnitude or size to how far you are from the earthquake and three in the type of soil your on softer young the soil like those near the bay margins th

and 66 in downtown washington.ll introduce just a few clouds on sunday with a high of 88 degrees. and monday we watch the cold front. and it will bring an isolated storm late in the day. and most of us stay dry for most of the day. because of the timing, i might have to issue a yellow alert. we might see the storms in the evening commute. monday is the only day in the 90s and is only day with rain in the entire first alert 7-day forecast. once that clears, we're back to sunshine and temperatures in the mid- to upper 80s. >>> 7:45. ellen page confronted senator ted cruz at the iowa state fair. she did that on gay rights. page is seen in sunglasses and a ball clap. she came out as gay last year. the actress addressed cruz as he stood behind a grill with a pork chop in his hands. that's a tradition. >>> jon stewart traded jabs with some of the biggest names in u.s. politics during his 16 tenure. and now thousands want him to moderate a presidential debate. over 160,000 people have signed a change.org petition that's a

>>rebecca: here is the commit for downtown san jose this looks good is 18 minutes from no. 101 making the with the capitol expressway of to montague the bay bridge toll plaza is the commute is going to be easy at this point in the morning check the problem for all the record macarthur maze in getting into the toll will be really easy and slide right through their across the spend on to say about 6 1/7 to get to downtown san francisco. >>mark: more traffic knows caltrans is apologizing for road work that led to big traffic back of a for several hours on highway one yesterday they closed southbound lane of one between moral role in rockaway beach avenue for paving and a plan with the city was not told about the they said the cause backups and only got worse after there was an accident around noon they plan to do similar work starting at 930 this morning between fast foot and a rise of more avenue the city leaders and a typical plan to talk to caltrans about the lack of notification >>anny hong: 2 stood from the east coast have a car stolen in san francisco with their dog inside there wa

very light as your approaching at heading basically from the oakland area macarthur maze into a downtown san francisco the drive times less than 10 minutes a live look at the san mateo bridge shot on 92 a very light traffic edition here is a live look at the golden gate bridge you're heading for 101 moran getting southbound into downtown san francisco but the slowdown you're ride also live look at the richmond san rafael bridge commit were you may encounter some roadways this morning on 580. >>anny h: the shooting happened around to 15 last night in their bartlett and 24 st. here looking at video from the scene the two men ran from this area but later found and taken to hospital investing is with the sugar or shooters were in a vehicle so far no arrests have been made. >>anny h: the so-called jerusalem fire has for 6,000 a. to start sunday evening and right now there's no word on and containment. >>emily t: at 6,000 a. the jerusalem fire had floated progress but has yet to be contained in the daylight you could see it is passed 150 homes right now are affected 50 of those on the mandator

downtown terminating with ongoing track work. also 2 and 3 downtown local only 34th to chamber, and on the 7 queens bound express only 74 through willis point due to ongoing signal issues. still moving smoothly. east river crossings, 59th street bridge, battery tunnel still moving okay. over at the whitestone bridge getting into the bronx an of the way. i'll also show you a look at webcam. here's a look at the throgs traffic is moving okay. no problem getting into the bronx at the throgs neck bridge. here's a look at the l.i.e. westbound coming into casino boulevard starting to pick up volume. our other camera at the grand central parkway. alternate side parking rules are in effect. back to you, michelle, ken. >> thank you. new video police want you to see as they try to track down a group of men. how they managed to make a clean get away. >> i see her stomach and i'm like it's smaller. it like shrunk. i'm like that baby's not in the stomach anymore. >> yep. >> also ahead the special delivery on the side of a busy new jersey road

downtown service changes due to track maintenance. downtown 1 trains terminating at 14th street. you have shuttle bus service on 14th street to south ferry. the 2 and the 3 running local downtown between 34th street and chambers street. then some 2 trains are running on the 5 line from 149th street grand concourse to nef inns street. alternate side of the street parking rules in effect. >>> it's coming up onl4:47. a louisiana state trooper is fighting for his life. steven vincent was responding to reports of an unsafe driver when he came across a pickup truck in a ditch in del city, louisiana. when he approached the vehicle, the driver, 54-year-old kevin dagle allegedly shot him with a shotgun. at least two of the drivers saw what happened and they actually stopped him before he could get away. >> thank god for the civilians. they s wed up and actually subdued the guy. actually put handcuffs on him and tended and gave first aid to the troopers there. >> authorities say the trooper is in critical condition with severe neurological damage. >>> two men accused of plotting to attack

this latest one happened last night in the downtown area. police say a woman was walking in the block of the -- the 100 block of university avenue when she noticed a man following her to the garage on the 500 block of high street. she drove away but when she stopped blocks away the man appeared and knocked on her passenger window and exposed himself. the victim is described as a white male in his mid 20s with mediumlength brown hair. he's about 5'8" with a medium build. now, police are also looking for this man. he allegedly exposed himself to a woman who was walking her dog at monroe park. this on miller avenue on tuesday evening. >>> mission accomplished. after rescuing a woman lost in the sierra for nine days rescue teams from across the state including two here in the bay area are also back home. the team from marin and from san mateo counties were among those sent to find mayuki harwood. she set off for a hike with friends on the 20th but she got separated from the group. nine days later. thanks to these guys, she was found injured but

it was back in federal court and they join us now from downtown fairfax. they hope to reopen after all these years. >> apparently being welcomed back by the city of fairfax with a couple of places back in 1997 and where it was shut down in 2011. this is the spot where she ran her dispensary up on the second floor. a business and a building that the government seized for a time and that she is still barred from reopening. >> it was barred for life from working in the industry that i helped create. >> the judge granted the injunction back in 2002 because distributing marijuana was and still is a violation of federal law. last december, congress passed a bill with the provision that forbids the justice department from using federal funds to inhibit states from implementing the medical marijuana laws. today the judge asked the government lawyers to explain why the justice department still wants that injunction against shaw. >> he basically said to the department of justice, what the hell are you talking about? >> he is feeling good about the chances and shaw s

by 10:30 temperatures in the 70s, 79 downtown, mid-7s in the suburbs. lows -- mid-70s in the suburbs. lows tonight very comfortable in the 60s. we'll come back, talk about how long the 90s are going to stick around. >> all right, top. >>> the u.s. and cuba took another big step towards normalized relations this morning when the marines carefully unfurled the american flag and hoisted it high above the embassy in cuba. this is the first time that has happened in 54 years. secretary of state john kerry met with cuba's foreign minister and acknowledged there are still many differences between the two countries, but he says the policies of the past were not working. coming up at 5:30 we'll have a live report of why people have been flocking to the cuban embassy here in d.c. >>> we are just getting started on wusa9 news at 5:00. if your weekend plans include relaxing on the boat, you will want to listen to the warning state officials gave today. >> and later a warning from the royal family. stay away from our kids. we'll tell you how far some photographers a

but is just not enough to make it all the way to downtown san jose. reporting live in san jose, michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. >>> happening right now, the race to contain a new wildfire in lake county that has forced people out of their homes. there's a big chance this newest wildfire could merge with the massive rocky fire. the jerusalem fire is burning ten miles away. it began yesterday afternoon off highway 29 south of clear lake. so far, the fire has charred more than 5,000 acres. there is a mandatory evacuation order for homes in the jerusalem valley area. that's east of spruce road. >>> cal fire is now shifting resources from the rocky fire now that it is 85% contained. firefighters hope to have it completely under control by thursday. that fire has burned nearly 70,000 acres since it started nearly two weeks ago. >>> we are constantly updating our digital platforms with information about these wildfires. you can keep track of them with our nbc bay area app, or on facebook and twitter. >>> we're following a developing story in ferguson, m

still 72 in downtown washington.es at andrews. we'll be treated to more beautiful weather this weekend in the first alert seven day forecast. but right now, it's time for timesaver traffic and larry miller. >>> your time right now 6:30 and we have a serious accident blocking multiple lanes of the outer loop of the beltway between connecticut avenue and maryland 355. sky 9 is over the scene right now. where we understand at least four cars are involve. traffic is slowly getting by in some areas. so at one point, all of the lanes of traffic were blocked and looks like traffic is being able to squeeze by on at least possibly two lanes at this point. consider alternate routes i think east-west highway will prove to be at least one alternate at this point. we're going to get more information about crust what happened here and -- just what happened here and whether or not we have any injuries, the next update coming up in ten minutes. we'll send it over to you. >>> right now police are looking for marcus king a 19- year-ol

>> reporter: harry, i'm here on santa cruz boulevard in downtown san jose. and all afternoon, we have seen a steady stream of traffic out on this road. the problem is a lot of people are using this as their default detour on the way to the beach. that has created a lot of traffic in los gados. the town put up an electronic billboard to stick to highway 17 if you are going to the beach unless you plan to visit downtown los gados. >> a lot of people are getting off the highway off of 17 on their way to santa cruz thinking that they can cut through town faster. it's just creating all kinds of strafic jams and making it very difficult for people who are trying to gom to los gatos to shop or eat or people that live here just to get around and do everyday things. >> one of the problems is some mobile navigation applications actually recommend surface street short cuts when the highways are packed. but the mayor of los gatos says you really won't save any time going downtown. as a deterrent, police are patrolling the area ticketing people who block intersections. i

san francisco downtown 86 depositions. santa cruz, 101, sfo 92 degrees. very impressive numbers the big warm-up. you heard about the fires up toward trinity county and they push add big smoke plume into the area yesterday. that coupled with the northerly flow, pushed it into the bay area. this was the scene looking out toward san francisco bay. we have the smoke drifting in from the north. that layer of warm air is basically a trap. it traps the pollutants, haze and the smoke. you see the levels for today, they all come up for tomorrow as we head into the sunday forecast f.you don't have the ozone, we notice the haze and smoke being trapped with the layer of warm air up above. tomorrow we have another round of very hot temperatures. more triple digits out there. we'll have more on that coming up in about 15 minutes. >> containment has grown in the jerusaleum fire. all evacuated residents are being allowed back into their homes. the fire has burned more than 125,000 acres. it's the second big fire in clip county. the rocky fire started in the same area lat

i'm here in downtown losgatos. the problem is that many of the people using this road are not going through down ton los gatos to do some shopping or a restaurant, they're going through there to get to the beach. that has gotten so bad that the town has put up an electronic sign. if that doesn't work, we talked to one resident who says she has a solution to the weekend's congestion. >> that simple solution is that the ramp to south 17 south of town here ought to be closed every weekend during the summer. a simple sign that says ramp to 17 in los gatos closed would o vert this traffic. >> one problem is some of the apps recommend surface street shortcuts. but the mayor of los gatos says you won't save any time detouring through her town. as a deterrent, police are patrolling the area ticketing people who block intersections and other offenses. they're upset about this congestion because it's hurting their bottom line. a lot of people who would normally come downtown and shop and dine are not coming because they don'

>>rebecca: bay bridge toll plaza also looking good is our an easy ride to downtown san francisco and san mateo bridge ride also lives good for was about 90 to commit there is some roadwork on the other side for eastbound ride coming into hey were but that should not snide of the drive at this hour or clocking in at just under 10 minutes what you're traveling westbound or eastbound across 92. >>anny hong: donald trump continues to stand by his controversial comments the republican president, is criticized the news personality meghan kelly after the gop debate she had questioned the history of insult directed at women he told cnn that she had blood coming out her eyes and blood coming out her what ever during the first gop debate they were age interviewed in response to the comments. >>: became very angry i said nothing wrong whatsoever. >>: first time he ever participated president to debate i am sure the mayor as high as they were all the candidates and heat attack it was not an attack it was a fair question but i get it and he is in the arena and so am i.. >>anny hong: following the

the latest incident was friday night in one of the busiest streets downtown. this is just three days after a man expose heed himself it a woman a few miles away. nbc bay area's marianne favro is near university avenue. usually university avenue is very busy. >> and it was very busy tonight as well, peggy. a flasher exposed himself it a woman here on university avenue in the 100 block on friday night and this is the third time this summer this a flasher has been reported downtown. >> now when katie richie walks her dog, ted, the paolo alt why native is more cautious and especially after a man in his 20s exposed himself it a woman here on university avenue around 8:30 friday night. when the downtown area was bustling with people. >> it makes me feel less safe walking around, that's for sure. but it also is an indication of kind of more people, more activity. so he is probably giving, you know, more reaction which is probably what he wants. >> just a few miles away here at monroe park, a man exposed himself to a woman walking her dog. that happened tuesday around

right now 80 degrees in arlington. 38 in chevy chase and downtown washington. still only 75 in upper marlboro but it's 81 in leesburg. those temperatures in some spots are already very close to what our average high temperature is this time of year. on 9 futurecast, a couple of sprinkles and showers could develop as early as within the next hour. right now the radar is still mostly clear. just a couple of raindrops here and there. but as we head into the afternoon, most of the activity breaks up. we could see a couple of concentrated areas of downpour activity. and i do think that we'll see a little bit more to the south of the district as we head into the afternoon and evening. but tuesday is a mostly dry day and it will be even hotter than it is today. i'll talk about the 90s and what it's going to feel like for you coming up in the first alert seven-day forecast. >> thanks, erica. >>> some airline passengers are breathing a sigh of relief after a scare last night at newark airport. investigators say a man enter add secure hallway through an exit door around

and our anchor is in the heart of downtown napa. we have uploaded snapshots great abc7news.com and you can visit our website to see what a difference a year has made in napa. >> members of a black women's book club say they were unfairly ejected from the wine train. 11 women in total were aboard the napa value wine train on saturday members of a book club. though were planning the trip since last year and were excited to be on board. >> we are a group, we have been together for 17 we have been together for 17 years and go to fine that is what some call the napa wine train. >> they were taken off by police and now a special report about the dow tumbling. >> stocks are flinging more than a thousand points and that is more than 6 percent, fears of the global economy and the chief business and economic corporate you were concerned about this. tell us what is happening now. >> a we seeing right new is stops are down 800-plus points and not the worst so far today, do you pointing lower at 771 points. here is what is happening, there were

we're still mid-80s downtown, 82 in frederick. these high temperatures are a little bit low at 6 p.m. i think it will be a little bit warmer than that, still comfortable. now tomorrow night we cool off quickly once again, 65 in leesburg by 11:30 tomorrow night and 64 in frederick. we'll head to the 50s again in the burbs as well. tonight cool and perfect, open the windows. tomorrow morning mostly sunny, refreshing, maybe perfect, 58 to 82 by lunchtime and by afternoon mostly sunny, warm, not humid, just great, highs 85 to 89 and again great tomorrow night. the d.c. united are in town, just a perfect night for that game, too. 76 in oakland tomorrow for a high, 83 in cumberland, 86 on saturday in leesburg and downtown we're looking at 88 or so, only 82 in annapolis. the day planner looks like. this downtown temps in the 60s, 50s in the burbs, 68 at 7:00, up to 79 by 11:00 and 803 with sunshine by 1 p.m. sunday still great, upper 80s and even monday is okay, hot again, isolated thunderstorm, high temps in the low 90s. next seven days

from downtown oakland to downtown san francisco it is about 35 minutes.u have to make the trip over the san mateo bridge you'll see brake lights all across from that one no one can actor. it is a foggy ride out of san francisco. for now we are dealing with four lanes heading softhearted south. on highway 17 north command of campbell and then it turns 80 and it is packed san jose. >> anny: caltrans is promising better traffic to city leaders. viewers send in these videos to kron 4 showing bumper-to-bumper traffic for miles. caltrans explain that they were paving one of the lanes. to traffic accidents in the construction area made matters worse. >> they did not just to the highway bond to side roads. >> anny: some people did not know how to respond because they did not know how to get ahold of con caltrans. this is what i way one normally looks like through pacific at. city officials said there were not notified by caltrans and so caltrans did promise better communication. >> mark: people in fergus in our riding ferguson are writing to mark the one-year dea

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we're 90 downtown and we are seeing some showers and storms developing essentially west of i-81. if you have plans for camping in the mountains or shenandoah valley, do be advised you'll have showers and a few thunderstorms both saturday and also sunday. by 11:30 saturday night comfortable, dry, temperatures in the 70s. we'll come back, talk about how long the 90s will continue and have your 3-degree guarantee. >>> some talented students try to create their own version of a help hiking robot after -- hitchhiking robot after the original caught a bad break in philly. >> but first pants keller graduate school at dof management.y's you can learn to unlock the leader inside you. so if you want to own the room, not just be in it. you're our kind of different. keller graduate school of management. learn more at keller.edu >>> the pentagon says it's likely isis militants used mustard gas against kurdish forces in iraq. a senior defense department official tells cbs news the reports are credible because of prior information but did not elaborate beyond that. some experts believe it's a s

oakland into downtown san francisco by the two to five minutes.e san mateo bridge is one to be a great ride and a quick 14 minute trip out to highway 101 no problems waiting for you on the peninsula it will be a great commit to foster city and one out of san the sale of this is an option if you do not want to sit in the slow traffic come from the oakland a's to the bay bridge toll plaza because of the police activity traffic is moving better on highway 92 over to the richmond san rafael bridge no delays a good rider coming out of richmond san rafael bridge eight minutes from the toll plaza if you're heading along 680 is a little bit of a back of heading south traffic coming out of dublin heading towards a no put it three minutes for the total southbound drive times and that is not bad it is the agenda of tracy into the baltimore this will not change it will stay slow throughout the morning commute. >>robin w: a quick check on the ride on the nimitz freeway in 880 south right through hey what it will pick up the union city and fremont. >>reporter:

winchester also sitting at 82 degrees. 48 right now in downtown washington. -- 84 right now in downtown washington. but that's only half of it. the dew point is oppressive so we have the really heavy air mass in place. the dew point 75 in frederick. 73 in leesburg. 72 in d.c. and tappahannock. also with a dew point in the 70s. we're also keeping an eye on tropical storm danny. this storm does not look to affect the continental united states at all, but it will head toward puerto rico and the lesser antilles as we head into the weekend. so the tropics are starting to get active now that we're heading toward the peak of hurricane season which by the way usually coincides with labor day. on first alert doppler, you can see a three-hour loop of the pop-up showers starting to develop. not a lot of activity, though. that's why it's tomorrow that's a yellow alert dai. i'm going to track -- day. i'm going to track the thunderstorms that come along with the first alert seven-day forecast and the yellow alert. >>> jared fogle who became known as the spokesman for subway restaurants is in an india

oakland will be down a lack merit or down there the downtown area in city hall.es: it still may be 71 degrees cooler vedanta a percentage as we head toward 6:00 in the 8:00 tonight the winds will be mild may be blunt about 10 mi. our our it will not be anything that will be bothering you and you make your way downtown oakland today. >>robin winston: what a difference 15 minute makes we already have a backup of the bay bridge toll plaza into san francisco the lights off all the traffic right on time know problems on the bridge is creeping along approach the fate of the back of already extends out toward with the grand the drive time not bad because of the smooth ride on the bridge 10 minutes from the oakland a's to downtown san francisco and if you're heading to the airport this morning to catch a flight or pick someone up on a 22 minutes to as a fallback. >>robin winston: coming up with a look at the rest of the bay area bridges and update the ride on 580 come to the livermore valley. >>mark: cecil the lines of the jericho is alive and well according to an offer

six metric into downtown the senate labor is moving well and very lightly traveled at this hour and jamaica with from the '80s with over to the connector to 101 of the foster city it will take under 10 minutes the richmond san rafael bridge the camera as a clean working it is not frozen no car, ran as of get this to the commute is want all yours up to the north bay in clocking in at 7 minutes the switching things over to the golden gate bridge this is a great distraught 10120 minutes from high with 37. drosophila up across the span into downtown switching over to the map there is some overlap roadwork and walnut creek you want to be aware of it is 680 from south bay they have the right lane called off until 5:00 this morning. >>rebecca: if you travel south about on 680 it is an easy 20 minutes into fremont the nimitz freeway checking in problem free on this monday morning 25 mammoth going southbound from to the get down to 237 keep in mind there was a spare in the air alert for smog as well if you can grab a friend and commute to work that will be the best option and public transpor

we have downtown a-trains running local to broadway junction. then delays on downtown c trains. otherwise, subways moving along nicely and for light rail commuters on the newark light rail, that's skipping atlantic street today due to signal problems. alternate side of the street parking rules in effect. back to you, darlene and michael. >> lauren, thanks very much. 6:47. a robot's mission to see the u.s. while using the help and trust of strangers ended tragically in philadelphia. >> hitch bot was found in the city of brotherly love destroyed beyond repair. vandals apparently decapitated it. hitch bot started its journey two weeks ago in massachusetts and even made it safely through new york city. the team behind hitch bot says sometimes bad things happen to good robots. >> i didn't expect to happen but there was so many people rooting for hitch bot, to talk about it. to think what it likes. that's wonderful. >> hitch bot's last tweet read in part, my love for humans will never fade. before trying to hitchhike across the u.s., hitch bot made successful trips across canada, germ

on your left downtown san francisco, hit the 90s today. yes, hot enough to shatter records. on your right, san jose, even hotter there, nearly reaching 100 degrees in some places. we have team coverage nbc bay area's christie smith live at at&t park where fans sat and sweated and enjoyed every second of it. first, let's go to meteorologist rob mayeda. >> it is summer but breaking records by the scale of six to ten degrees over the previous records for this date. in san francisco, 90 degrees this afternoon, 102, santa rosa. records oakland, 92 97 mountain view san jose, tying a record there livermore up to 105 degrees. 104, napa toward concord, those numbers above 100 degrees san rafael also above 100. gilroy 107 degrees areas south of downtown san jose saw temperatures close to 105 to 108 degrees. through 9:00, heat advisories up across the bay area, even as a weak seabreeze starts to pick up. right now, you're really not noticing it at all in the trivalley. dropping to 104, livermore, san jose still in the 90s. 83, san jose, sunshine and haze out there the reason why we als

san jose downtown. 90degrees. east san jose probably 95 degrees. santa rosa is the only location running cooler. everyone else warmer. liver moore is running eight. airport. 65 sacramento. low clouds got chewed you have. a system is on the way. it is tapping into tropical moisture. that is going to move over us tomorrow. maybe little this afternoon and tonight this system coming out of the gulf of alaska will sweep through. we are going from sunny and warm. temperatures will start to take a plunge. probably not until weekend. in fact clouded up tomorrow that by default will cool us down. that system will take care of any heat. watch the cloud cover. any rain, it will be close. i will hang my hat on. that it flies out of here and stays in southern california. for us, it will be a cooler breezy pattern by sunday. warm along the coast and hot inland. upper 90s to 101. antioch 70s or 80s. over all look for cloudy to mostly cloudy on friday. most of that will be in the morning. we will clear it out and much nice er next week. today will be hot. >> you w

our dan ashley joins us from downtown napa. city leaders are calling this a celebration but it is so much more than that. >> oh, you're exactly right, cheryl. it's time to assess what's been done and what still needs to be done. the mayor and other leaders say they are preparing for future emergencies using the lessons learned from the 6.0 earthquake exactly a year ago. they are taking into account how much work they have done and what still needs to be done as the recovery continues. this event today is called napa strong. it is the sentiment shared by communities that stood together after they were shaken by that devastating earthquake, the biggest since 1989 in the bay area. napa's mayor says they've come so far from that terrifying moment and an overwhelming feeling of so much work ahead is still present. >> a year ago it was scary. so many unknowns. we didn't know the extent of the damage. we could see it was really a mess, so much cleanup to do, and just didn't know how long it was going to take to get back on our feet. >

early in the morning 6:30 or so 68 downtown, 57 in frederick. we could see 56 in damascus tonight, 59 in bowie, mitchellville and 50s as far south as culpeper, pretty good deal. by lunchtime low 80s to upper 70s, pretty much this includes the mountains to the coast. so it's a great weekend to go to the mountains and the beaches. by 6 p.m. it's 84 downtown. i think it would be a little warmer than that. remember dry air masses heat up very quickly and cool off very quickly. it will be plenty warm tomorrow but comfortable. 10:00 in the 60s again. so fewer out tomorrow night in the burbs, you're talking low to mid-60s. so a sweater is not the craziest thing i've ever said and by early morning if you're out really late it's down to 62 in gaithersburg, 60 in frederick, 61 in bowie. day planner 73 by 9:00, downtown starting in the 60s, 83, sunshine by 1:00, still nice on sunday 88 and 92 on monday. then we're in the 80s tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday next week and the nats are in town. >> i'm personally not worried about the 3-degree guarantee.

through downtown los gatos. they say the uptick is worse on weekends when beach crowds that want to avoid backup on highway 17 end up causing traffic jams on surface streets. starting yesterday, officers will be out to monitor traffic and issue citations. there are signs directing drivers to the freeway. locals want town leaders to go a step further. >> simple sign says ramp to 17 in los gatos closed would avert traffic. >> the main concern is safety. town officials say emergency vehicles could get caught in traffic jams. >>> it is almost back to school time, but there's teacher trouble in san francisco. district leaders there are scrambling to make sure they have enough teachers for all students. at last count they were dozens short. today in the bay christie smith has more on the reason why the city is having such a tough time. >> i like teaching. >> reporter: claudia is a third grade teacher. she lives in a rent control unit, says surviving here isn't always easy. >> it is always very uncertain here in san fr

if you are downtown, there is a downtown open space fee as well. if you are not downtown, if you are in eastern neighborhood in soma, doing this kind of project, you would be subject to the eastern neighborhood impact fee. it depends on where you are exactly. there are various fees that those are subject to. >> is that just for new development. let's say you go into business and into a new building and you take 5,000 square feet and you grow and go to the next floor and the next floor and often the tenant improvement, discussions in tenant improvements are sometimes done by the property manager if they are expanding? >> if it's just tenant to tenant there is no change of use. there is no new construction triggered. if you have a building, if you are in soma, but you are near downtown, on second or third street corridor and you have a warehouse that you want to convert to office. that would still apply. >> i think where the sum of this question comes from is whether there are exemption that are similar to the other exemption that were made for certa

this is downtown kabul. this is april in april afghanistan. they were able to establish a foothold inside the country. hakani who was the main tribal leader in this region. this is pakistan right here. you can see the importance of borders and geography. it'll be a recuring theme throughout this evening. this is when they were finally successful in taking over a province. and that spelled, basically doom for the government in kabul. skud missiles were being used. that was the weapon of choice from the government that the soviets had left behind. you can see these are mostly agricultural guys living on the countryside being pushed across the border in afghanistan. and this is the main conduit for the cia and isi throughout the ten years war. this is one of the main areas they would visit. very well educated. basically the god father of global jihad. in the early 1980s, he went to mecca on a regular basis to raise money for the training camps inside afghanistan. encourage by the cia and pakistan pakistanis. and he was also the one who befriended

san francisco, that's downtown, mid-70s.ser to ocean beach, upper 60s to right around 70 degrees. a look ahead at your five-day forecast, if you want the cooling relief and better air quality, that's going to take a few days, but it kicks in by tuesday, wednesday and thursday, with your weekend coming up, the cooldown continuing out there. gosh, temperatures really spiked all weekend long. 106, 107 degrees today. we'll begin to bring in some relief in a few days. >> my car said it was 104 when i was driving by san quintin. someone said that's hotter than tucson! i looked and tucson was 104. we're the same. >> in the bay area, closer to the coast, near the bay, that onshore breeze kicked in to bring a little bit of relief. but it's very localized. >> i know my car wasn't lying. >> i believe your car. >> thanks, mark. >>> coming up, the giants have caught fire, led by the ace madison bumgarner. sports is next. mmm yoplait! it's snack time! oh, look! yoplait original now has 25% less sugar. time to taste it. how is it? it taste

now in downtown washington. 73 in leesburg. time for timesaver traffic and larry miller. >>> we had some earlier issues on the red line causing some delays but that's been resolved heading primarily toward glenmont so no issues there. trains and buses running on schedule. i want to take you out to the live shot of the pedestrian struck. this was at east-west highway and edgeville. the bicyclist that was struck was taken to the hospital. no issues there. another traffic update in ten minutes. over to you. >>> new this morning, montgomery county police are searching for answers in a mysterious death in wheaton. a construction crew found a man that was there around 9:30 last night near veirs mill road and randolph road. the victim was in his early 20s. not clear how he died but an autopsy will be conducted. >>> another -- >> reporter: another violent weekend in the district of columbia that has spread into monday morning as we begin this workweek, the last day of august. police right now on the scene of a stabbing on b street sout