dubois criticized washington in 1903 and said washington excused the south discrimination and blamed the poor black man himself for his own position. dubois blamed washington to many other ills related to the condition of blacks in the south at the turn of the 20th century. over the course of years of research on race in the south and on tuesday ca gee in particular, i desired to set the record street on what i believe is an injustice in historical memory. what i found was something different than the historians who listened to him. washington made public protests against discrimination on railroads, unfair voting qualifications, discriminatory funding in education, discriminatory by labor unions. he raised money for black to tion not confined to many institutions that benefited african-americans in the south. and he arranged and helped and finance lawsuits. and he did all of this secretly because it was dangerous to be a civil rights activist in alabama at the turn of the 20th century. he did earlier what the naacp would do in the years after booker washington died, that is rotest ag

i want to focus on the south bay. very light raindrops here across the east bay near alum rock near evergreen and downtown near 87, 101, near the airport. it works its way towards sunnyvale. that's the light rain we're dealing with now. the heavier rain making its way through the north bay right now. just north of santa rosa near ukiah, 101, that stretch seeing pockets of heavy rain. that is what will advance towards san francisco, the east bey and the south bay as we head towards lunchtime. the futurecast will show you this is 6:30 in the morn. a lot of that across parts of the north bay. it's not until 8:00 we see it push into san francisco. by 9:00, 10:00 we'll see widespread rain across the south bay. tours today staying cool, only mid 60s for daytime highs. we'll talk about round two that heads our way for tomorrow. in the meantime, let's toss things over to mike and track the morning commute. >> we have a lighter volume for friday, folks. that means a later kick-in for the commute volume. that's right when the ra

so a spasm of panic and indignant outrage swept the south, especially the deep south, during the weeks after lincoln's election. this was the only time in american history when the losers in a presidential election refused to accept the verdict of the voters. southern is he sessionists instead took the fateful step of trying to break up the union and establish an independent country. supposedly responsible southern aders fueled the uproar that rabid deep south extremists fanned into a raging fire. georgia's howell cob, freb, -- for example, probably wielded greater power than any other southerner. he was the u.s. secretary of the treasury and widely considered the power behind the throne in president james buchanan's cabinet. cobb recklessly exaggerated the danger. he warned that republicans were committed to immediate and unconditional abolition in every state. and that lincoln planned to build up a party in the south to promote insidious warfare on our family fire sides. cobb certainly knew better. but his words intensified the panic among many ordinary white southerners. he and othe

lows in the mid 50s. south winds 5 to0 sunny. a 20 percent chance of light rain showers in the morning. highs around 70. south winds 5 to 15 mph. .tuesday night...partly cloudy. lows in the upper 50s. south winds 5 to 10 mph. .wednesday...cloudy. chance of light rain showers in the morning...then light rain showers likely in the afternoon. highs in the mid 60s. southwest winds 5 to 10 mph shifting to the northwest 5 to 15 mph in the afternoon. chance of showers 60 percent. 3 mph. .tonight...warmer. partly cloudy in the evening then becoming mostly cloudy. lows in the mid 50s. south winds 5 to 10 mph. .tuesday...partly sunny. a 20 percent chance of light rain showers in the morning. highs around 70. south winds 5 to 15 mph. .tuesday night...partly cloudy. lows in the upper 50s. south winds 5 to 10 mph. .wednesday...cloudy. chance of light rain showers in the morning...then light rain showers likely in the afternoon. highs in the mid 60s. southwest winds 5 to 10 mph shifting to the northwest 5 to 15 mph in the afternoon. chance of s

notice how the rain is moving from south to north, the area of low pressure to the south. tween now and 10:30 this morning, looking at the rain in san jose, a different story as we approach the evening commute. notice the widespread rain and showers move to the east. behind it mild temperatures today, decreasing showers for the afternoon. high today in the upper 60s to near 70. a short break saturday and more rain due in on sunday. that sunday system is going to bring we think the biggest impact to the north bay where some of the hilltops could see as much as one to two inchs of rain. maybe locally higher than that. in the sierra, cool air arriving with the sunday storm. snow levels dropping close to 6,000 feet. chain controls could be going up later this week on the coast. watch for rising surf. more wind out on the coast. the next storm we're watching early next week possibly arriving late towards halloween night. we'll see showers on approach. trick-or-treat time coming up after 6:00, you may notice raindrops north of san francisco. san francisco and the south bay, trick

we started in the south bay, went up the peninsula to the north bay, heading south. proud to report we found nothing except for a few sprinkles here and there. as far as your commute is concerned, your roads are going to be dry, keeping track of our live doppler radar. as you can see what rob has been telling us, the rain is not here yet. it could be later. as far as whether it will impact your morning commute right now, hopefully doubtful at best. this is what your road conditions are looking like southbound 101 as we're still in burlingame. live here in burlingame, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, bob. as the bay area braces for this next storm, some people in pacifica are living on the edge quite literally. "today in the bay's" pete suratos live with concerns that are moupting there ahead of the storm. good morning, pete. >> reporter: good morning, laura. all things are clear now, but those things could change depending on the strength of the storm. we're here at the pacifica pier. the waves behind me can get pretty high depending on the str

the cotton south, the plantation south and new york city grew up together. the explosive growth of the cotton plantations straight across the deep south was largely funded by new york banks, because that's where all the banks were so, of course, you came to new york for your funding. the new york merchants supplied the planters with everything from the pianos in their parlors to their plowshares to the clothes they put on their slaves. new york not only shipped a significant portion of cotton, but new york harbor was where those ships came back to filled with european goods, and that made new york important to washington d.c. or washington city, as people called it back then. it had a big impact on the federal government because the government drew large, large portions of its revenues from the customs house in new york harbor. there was a period where the entire federal budget was coming from the customs house in new york city. now, it wasn't just the bankers and the shipping magnates who profited from new york city. the thousands and thousands of workers we

highs in the lower 60s. south clear. lows in the lower 50s. south winds 5 to 15 mph. . saturday...mostly cloudy. highs around 70. south winds 10 to 20 mph. .saturday night...cloudy. light showers and thunderstorms likely through around midnight...then chance of light showers and thunderstorms after midnight. lows in the lower 60s. southwest winds 10 to 20 mph. chance of precipitation 60 percent. .sunday...mostly cloudy with a 20 percent chance of light showers and thunderstorms. highs around 70. west winds 5 to 10 mph shifting to the south in the afternoon. 3 roads are in great shape this morningthere will be a full freeway closure overnight of i-94 eb at moorland rd. through the zoo for deck work. starting tonight at 10pm and lasting until sunday morning there will be an extended weekend closure of i-41/us-45 sb at watertown plank rd through the zoo interchange so crews can begin construction of the southbound to eastbound system ramp.by saturday the closure will be moved up to the zoo and drivers will be able to access i-94 wb and bluemound rd. during this closure dri

winds will be picking up out of the south as we pump in clouds but no chance for rain. high pressure returns for a moment wednesday and thursday dropping slightly back to the normal mid 80s we normally see this time of year. however, by friday into the weekend, a disturbance rolls in from the pacific allowing hit-or-miss clouds and a heavy nats of brawl this morning, the clark county school district is responding brawl between students. 13 action news reporter parker collins is live near centennial parkway and hualapai. parker? in the video... there are students from this high school... and arbor view. this happened friday night... after a football game... inside some fast food restaurants. the clark county school district is now respondig the video is hard to watch. the district says -- they are working with authorities -- contacting parents -- and will be taking approriate disciplinary action. one teenage girl -- was taken to the hospital -- with minor injuries. we haven't been told or any arrests. reporting live parker collins lived up to its hype. there were plenty o

from the south came cotton. after the spread of the cotton gin in the 1790s the cotton trade, international cotton trade exploded. the us exported half 1 million pounds of cotton in 1800. it was exporting 200 billion pounds by 1860. con represented 60% of the us exporting to the world. and it was a huge deal, the next commodity was tobacco. cotton thread tied new york and the south together in a long codependent relationship. the explosive growth of the cotton plantation straight across the south was largely funded by new york banks because that was all the banks were there. the new york merchants supplied planters with everything from pianos in their parlors to plowshares to the clothes they put on their slaves. new york not only shifted a significant portion of cotton but new york harbor was where those ships came back filled with european goods and that made new york important to washington dc or washington city as people called it back then. it had a big impact on the federal government, it drew large portion

the rain continuing south. intense showers to start to populate portions of the oos bay and that's the case during the noon lunch hour as well with the rain pushing towards the south bay. that is when kids get out of school and you can see some pockets of the bay still dealing with light shower activity. 6:30 in the 7:00-hour looking at tevening commute. primarily the south bay is dealing with active rain and everybody else will see their situation die down and that's the case into the overnight hours. that's what we're seeing on future cast. oakland 21 miles per hour sustained winds and these winds are expected to pick up just a bit as we head into the afternoon with gusts potentially upwards of 40 to 45. here's a live look outside. san francisco cloudy and waiting for the rain to come into play. dave spar continuing our team coverage here. >>> good morning, and as we wait for another wave, the other thing to take note is along the coast, coastal flooding situations until 9:00 tonight. 14-16-foot waves on sunda

two workers dead following a watermain break in the south end. now a section of dartmouth street is closed as a recovery effort continues. first say the water fled flooded the trench that those men were working in. to safety concerns at the scene of the accident. dan house has been covering the story for us for quite some time now in the south end. you have the latest for us, dan? what's going on? >>> under light rain the slow, meticulous recovery earth continues behind me. you can see workers around a blue truck that was just brought in this is a large, modern, powerful vacuum truck. in fact, we can hear it powering up now as they put the hoes down into the hole apparently to still ge debris out of that hole that flooded sending two men to their death. let's show you video from sky 7 shot earlier today. you can get a look at the trench we're told it's about 12 feet deep, several workers were inside the trench when apparently a watermain broke filling the trench with water. some workers were able to get out, two workers weren't. witnesses tell us

he's already done the same for florida, georgia, and south carolina. let's go straight to nbc 10 first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. glenn, you are closely watching matthew's track. >> right, and even though the maximum wind speed has gone down, we've gone from a 115 miles an hour category 3 to a 110 miles an hour category 2. there's really not much difference in a five miles per hour storm. to our north is south carolina and north carolina. this thing better start moving and turning or else it's going to hit land. we've got well over 300 miles' worth of rain, most of it on the north side of this storm. this is the strongest part. the eyewall, this is the area surrounding the eye. this is the strongest wind gust, it's managed to stay offshore as it's come up the coast. there's still other bands that have come into jacksonville and produced some significant storm surges near record levels in some places. 40 miles offshore, that's the eye. and that's how close it's been. 20 to 40 miles offshore. there's the latest of the northern e

i do want you to see just to the south. rth carolina seeing some greens and it's back into virginia, moving into the mid-atlantic region. we're not completely clear. we do have some moisture, some rain showers moving up from south to north and also tracking that cold front that will trigger some showers. but that's not until tomorrow. and i do expect increase in wind gusts as well. locally right now, we are high and dry.ç but you can just start to see that green moving into parts of southern delaware soon enough. as far as hurricane matthew is concern, a category 3. notice the massive size of it right now. and current sustained winds speeds at 140, 160. consider that this will continue to work its way up the eastern seaboard across georgia and south carolina, eventually pushing offshore by about north carolina. but because it's so massive, we do have that moisture pushing northward and then again by tomorrow, we do have a cold front that will trigger the

a break around the south bay. offshore you can see the radar starting to fill in once again with more showers coming our way. right now it's the north bay seeing the first line clear through from santa rosa to napa. the new band of showers will be part of your morning commute. highs today in the mid to upper 60s, also focusing z toward your evening commute, daytime totals mainly less than .25 inch of rain. lighter rain for the first half of the day. as we approach the numbers from 5:00 to 7:00, that's when the focus of the storm will begin to approach the coast. i think it's the evening commute that will see more issues with the rain. >> folks should leave early and get only the roadways and allow more time this evening. we have to allow a little more time through hayward. we have this cash. you'll notice the green highlighting changes on our maps. damp at least through the try city area south of hayward this morning. we have this crash which just cleared to the shoulder. an earlier track causing slowing south 880

tonight, we will have a mainly clear sky, but winds will shift to the south, keeping temperatures a few degrees warmer than last night. nonetheless, patchy frost is friday will be mostly sunny, warmer and breezy. high temperatures reach the lower to middle 60s, with winds picking up in the afternoon out of the south 10-20 mph. we will see an lows in the 50s. saturday will be warmer with a mostly cloudy sky. there may be rapids... the newbo city market opening for the first time today -- three weeks since the flooding. 24 different, unique vendors call the newbo city market home. today those people were back inside. the market wasn't damaged by water but all businesses had to go through an inspection process before they were allowed to reopen. "we feel fortunate there wasn't a flood. potentially we were looking at not being here for a glad to be back." while some were able to keep busy through catering ventures others were not as lucky and were unable to save any of their products. you're taking a live look now at the newbo distric in cedar rapids. people out and about. looking sunny and

flooding in the south baythat h. ==anim== ri -- y area's rick boone ilive ==rick//live= nchtsds we continue our . >> reporter: the latest people are paying attention to the weather report and paying attention to you. they're doing this. this is exactly what's going on at locations. folks are getting sand bags. that's the sand. here are the bags. it's absolutely free of charge. this is one of foyer locations. you can get locations. you can get up to 20 bags. the affects of the rain santa clara coordinating the effort. the bags are free. and are a little earlier this year than normally. that's why you have to bag them yourself. they don't have staff here. so not a problem for some folks, especially for residents who are glad these bags and sand is available. >> we're not providing filled sand bags because we don't have them prepared. so it's a self-serve situation. you can come and bring your own shovel and use the sand and the bags we have provided. >> what are you trying to protect? >> to prevent the water from coming

the bay. this is just south of the san jose international airport. this is the first slowing we've had on the maps, but it slows as folks head toward the flares. counter your typical commute and the activity likely to cause some distraction for the northbound side as well. we don't see anything unusual right now about your travel times from 85 past that airport. there is slowing there as well as capital expressway. travel time is just a couple of minutes longer. if you take 85, those are two different routes getting to the same destination. smoother traffic toward sfan francisco, but the toll plaza shows the backup and it's a standard picture over there. we see the east shore freeway. things are calm as far as dry roads, but you have some changes ahead as well. >>> we're seeing clouds increase around the bay area as we look at some of the conditions on the weather computer. you see 50s across the board. clouds over san francisco. mild temperatures today as the clouds will be on the increase. starting tomorrow we'll be watching our friday storm system

intense in the north and south bay. beginning in the east bay a lot of commuters heading to san francisco come out of the east bay, the highway 4 ride looks okay but 580 out toward the dublin pleasanton interchange, pockets of heavy rain beginning to show up and livermore. some super commuters will be dealing with that. as we follow 680 s. into san jose we run into some decent showers with more intense rain on the way. following the line straight up 101. they're getting that now. this should get toward the livermore area by 8. another half-hour and it ought to be there. what weather continues of the peninsula. we have san mateo, redwood city, all under light rain to moderate rain right now. sfo is right there and it's raining actively at the airport. also in downtown san francisco. here is the wider view and long train of intense rain falling. between san rafael and santa rosa we have pockets coming under heavier showers. keep that in mind if that is part of your morning commute. it looks like it will stay that way for a

it's going to slide to the south. it's going to push thunderstorms as far north as morgan hill and maybe san jose. that may be a bit of a stretch. here is a look at emeryville. southbound. my highlights for the forecast cycle, steady rain for the morning commute. taper the showers. easier to get around during the afternoon and evening hours. don't cancel your plans, sunday morning into early afternoon you will want to find stuff for our inside activities. outside is going to be wet, once again. here is a look at the storm impact scale. it's not very breezy. you can see by noon and into the evening hours, things are definitely changing. then you see the scattered to isolated showers overnight through saturday. the best chance in the north bay. there you go, sunday morning, the steadier rain coming in. after this storm, the next chance of rain will be light on the impact scale. >>> thank you. >>> the sacramento kings are off and running in their shiny new arena. the nba wanlts in on the action. adam silver met with the k

the day today. low to mid 60s to highs from north to south. the rain falls, could cause slowing for the morning commute. >> highway 24, look at all this slowing. we had this crash reported. it is affecting the off ramp, but may be visible from westbound 24 adding to the distraction and slower drive.ç we have all these folks coming over. back to you. >>> 6:32 on monday morning. just into our newsroom. stanford sending out a community alert. a woman reporting she was sexually assaulted. the university says details about the attack, it was limited. it happened on the student residence early friday morning. the victim is reporting she did not know the suspect. stand forward said there is no information at this point about the suspect. >>> happening today, return to san francisco's fleet week and the city is kicking off the event with an earthquake-preparedness drill. >> you can see some of the lights brinking. that's where they will be setting up for this drill showing how first responders would operate in a magnitude 7 earthquake. the simulation

a slow push to the south though. still may be only the north bay and east bay by 9:30. south bay commuters looks like a fairly dry start. we'll have more with storm ranger, our mobile doppler radar coming up later on in the weather report. there you can see it. the doppler radar lifted up on the back of the truck. it's the network of doppler radars our station has unlike anything in the world. more in 15 minutes. right now we want to move to the north bay. chirl herd is in mill valley how people are getting ready for the storm. >> reporter: how you doing, jeff? no rain yet but preparations are under way. the signs are up at thing people not to park here because of potential flooding. i caught up with one man earlier today and he says he has it all figured out. >> i'm going to park up here along the highway 1 on-ramp like a lot of people do. >> one problem solved. tonight people are looking for solutions to a storm on the way. we caught up with ken brock filling up sandbags. he explains how he's prepare forth wet weather. >> i patched the roof and cleaned the gutters just

high temperatures reach the lower to south 10-20 mph. we will see an will be warmer with a few more showers are possible sunday. many gardeners working to preserve their plants as long as they can. that includes the dubuque rescue mission garden--it's produce helping feed thousands in dubuque each year. kwwl's brad hanson talking with the garden manager about her work to preserve so many plants. brad's live in the telegraph each of the past two years, this is a garden that has produced more than two thousand pounds of food. and with more than one hundred left to harvest this year, there's still some work to do. most days, you'll find ashley neises here--at the dubuque rescue mission garden--planting, cutting, doing whatever it takes to turn out lots of produce. (ashley neises, garden manager) "all the food grown here goes up to our free meal largest free meal programs in the community. we serve about 120 free meals a day." but now with colder temperatures creeping in, her work shifts a bit, as she starts to cover many of the plants in a c

going to bring some wet weather to the south bay this evening. the north bay, we're now drying out and we're seeing the back end of that front move through portions of the region and still light showers. street level, san ramon, hay wad and the light glean on your screen and the light showers, the south bay took a while and we're finally seeing our first drops. live doppler 7 showing you a little bit of wet weather around santa clara and moving in on san jose and camel and sunnyvale a little bit of light showers. out there right now you notice everyone is holding right around the 60s and with the cloud cover overhead tonight numbers are not going to fall too far from where we are right now, and tomorrow with limited sunshine they are not going to rise too far evening. pretty much on either side of 70 degrees for your saturday, and we are tracking more wet weather moving into the second half of your saturday. so bring back the storm impact scale and once again the storm coming tomorrow is of moderate intensity so it's a 2 on our storm impact scale.

the north bay seeing it and the south bay may not get any until 10:00 this morning. the brunt of the storm is over areas of northern california and the far edge of northern california reporting five inches to seven inches of rain that will -- the last 24 hours. for us here at home, not so much. i am seeing .1 of an inch at the sonoma county airport the last 24 hours. we're looking at a good amount of rain for our way today. most areas, urban areas where we live, anywhere from a half an inch to an inch. the second one is coming the second part of the weekend and this is where we have the rain now along the coast line and into bodega bay to dillan beach, inverness and point reyesiary. gurnville. -- point reyes area and portions of glen ellen, sonoma and highway 101, 29 and 12. and light rain reported over saint helena and over portions of the north bay and not seeing the heaviest just yet. it's going to take another hour or two and just be steady the first few hours. portions of the north bay into the central bay and boo 7, 8, by 9, 10, it's into the south bay. napa rep

basically the whole south. but here north, the only place they put above normal chance is in maine, no where else, everyone else has an equal chance. precipitation the same way. going to be dryer here in the south and wetter here in the north, based on that la ne?a pattern but here in new england the coin flipping what it means is basically nothing. you need to watch us every night to get the forecast day by day, because i'm not telling you anything. this is the rain chance to west and the cold front pushing our way. two things to watch for. this front coming across but also there is tropical moisture coming up from the south. whether or not that clips new england or stays to the east is still a big question, and we use our computer models to figure that out. there is still some question as to which one will be right with it, but i will tell you the one model keeps it off shore. we will watch it closely. widow no there are showers around right now. that is going to the north through emanuel african methodist epi

yesterday the south bay the rain shadow effect. notice the showers continue into the santa cruz mountains by 4:00. this line of storms is the cold front that will sweep through the bay area and get hung up in the south bay throughout the overnight hours. this is what it's going to look like late tonight. as we go through the next several hours, the winds kicking up, as well. we are talking by 1:00 this afternoon 20 to 30 miles per hour gusts. now look what happens as the front accompanies the -- the winds accompanying the front. 30 to 50 miles per hour winds in the darker shades of pink. it will be very, very windy. as the front pushes through, it takes most of the rain with it. anywhere from a half-inch to inch today in the north bay, a tenth to half-inch in the south bay. and by tomorrow we are looking at some scattered showers. so this is your sunday morning, about this time tomorrow. and notice we are looking at a few scattered showers. and then through the monday morning commute, all together we should have a healthy half-inch

. >>> plus a sex trafficking bust in the south bay. the exclusive video of the sting operation. >>> a storm is abrewing. clear for now but rain definitely on the way. we'll tell you what to expect as the situation stem moves in. "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> good morning everyone. happy thursday and thank you for joining us. i'm scott mcgrew in for sam brock this morning. >> good to have you here as well as the rest of the team. welcome to thursday morning. rob has a look at the changing forecast for us. >> this time tomorrow morning, very busy around the north bay. right now kind of the calm before the storm as the clouds start to spill in across the bay area. partly cloudy skies, 50s for now. upper 60s around san francisco, low to mid 70s inland as we track the first in a series of storms. here is your friday storm and another that will pack a lot of wind and rain for the weekend. the timeline coming up in a few minutes. now to see what's happening with the east bay commute, here is rob. >> calm and dry now. but this time t

in terms of our flood threat it's off to the south. this past summer, they're under a flash flood watch through friday morning. now, we are confident we're going to continue to see our rain chances increase tonight and tomorrow morning moving off to the east, it's going to combine in with moisture from tropical storm, seymore. >> one of the trouble spots is in the santa cruz mountains, as it usually is. and damian joins us with some of the biggest concerns. >> reporter: the rain has been coming and going all day and all afternoon here on the sumt of the santa cruz mountains. just very light drizzle. they're waiting for the big punch. they say they're watching the weather reports to see what's coming towards them. this was the scene for most of the day in the santa cruz mountains. the light rain that brought a mist to the community where rain hits first and hardest. so people know how to prepare. >> we have our sand bag program in our parking lot, first and foremost. the county supplies the sand and we have the sand bags. we get them fro

in the south bay it was raining. in redwood city, if you are waking up, it is still raining. the beautiful sign proclaiming we are in redwood city and a lot of people are walking, no, they are running to peet's coffee to get something to drink and stay

keep in mind, by tomorrow, more clouds develop from the south. frontal boundary dipping on down. we have the threat of showers by tomorrow afternoon. we may see some isolated thunderstorms especially for parts of cape may county, sussex county, new castle and kent county as well. be sure you follow us on social media for more updates hour by hour. also picking up on the threat of more thunderstorms moving in from the northwest towards the southeast. i'll see you with more information in just a bit. back it 0 i don't you guys. >> erika, thanks. erika has been talking about hurricane matthew, downgraded overnight to a category 3 storm. still, very dangerous. >> check out the scene early this morning, just north of west palm beach florida. powerful winds and heavy rains are socking the eastern side of that state.ç next, we take you live to florida for a look at conditions. >>> death and devastation is what we remain in hurricane matthew's wake. this is the grim scene in haiti. we take a closer look the toll the storm has taken on the caribbean. >>>

and rain projections saturday into sunday, mock impressive for the south bay. the second storm bringing higher rain totals, perhaps inches 2 to 3 inches or more in the santa cruz mountains. we'll go through the time line of the next storm and how it will impact your weekend plans in a few minutes. back to you. >> see you soon. thank you, rob. >>> we continue our storm coverage in san francisco, where the rain triggered some power problems. chrissy smith is live in san francisco where crews are still working at this hour. christie. >> reporter: we're getting a break from the crin right now, but pg&e has been out in this area working on downed power lines all day. you can see what's going on here. what they tell me is that weather may have caused a pole fire which could have affected a transformer. one man noticed a flame and caught what happened next on tape. preston sale says he pulled out his cell phone when he saw a utility pole burning in san francisco in the rain. >> i thought it was going to fall into the street. and nobody was talking around or anything li

they thought what was going on down in the south was secondary. they were much more concerned about what the federal government and corporations were doing in the north. the problem here in the convention hall in cincinnati is that many of these people were bad politicians. i mean, they weren't competent politicians. they could not get nominated who they wanted. it ended up being horace greeley, the famous editor of the new york tribune, had always had political aspirations. and was certainly an abolitionist before the war. but he was already pro tariff. in many regards he was the opposite of what many liberals wanted. some left. the others or many of them stayed quiet. carl shirts, who had been instrumental in this, goes home to a friend's home he's staying with, sits down at a piano and without saying anything plays chopan's funeral march, which is probably everything of what he thinks of greeley's nomination. it means the election starts turning, not on issues of currency or tariff or civil service or things like this, but starts turning on reco

the low to the south, you can see the yellow developing and move to the south bay. are going to get light to moderate rain. that means more ponding on the roadways. the heavier stuff along the front. red stuff in marin county. the heaviest of the radar returns, the yellows and the orange right there moving through southern petaluma along 101 and 116 heading up toward magnolia avenue. now, let's put this into motion. look what happens. this is the last push. scattered by noon and isolated by 7:00 this evening. isolated showers overnight. most of saturday quiet. sunday morning, that's when we are going to get the steady rain. the totals, by the time we get to sunday evening, one to two inches. my accuweather seven day forecast, a slight chance of sprinkles monday late in the evening hours. trick or treating, a better chance tuesday. >> mike, thank you. >>> we are back in 90 seconds with the seven things you need to know. >>> you can see the jackknifed semi causing a mess on the bay bridge. traffic moving in one lane but it's going slow. there is a back up. the big mess

this continues to lash the south carolina coast. will take a closer look and our chances for rain in the forecast coming up. >>> i said it, i was wrong and i apologize. >> old reporting creating new problems at a bad time for donald trump. now he's owning up to what he said. >>> swirling toward south carolina. bringing storm surge off the coast of hilton head island. >>> here at home we may see rain because of matthew and cooler weather is on the way. tracking it all on this first alert forecast. >>> matthew pushes up the coast toward the carolinas. krystal klei is keeping a close eye on it. you're saying the storm is making movements that change when it makes landfall. >> that's right. could be a close call making landfall. as we have been saying, it doesn't matter if it does or not, damage is happening because the most dangerous part of the storm is the eyewall, that zone around the eye itself. there you see it is making a pathway, started in hilton head this morning and is moving off the coastline, this is a horrible position for

temperatures as winds continue out of the south. a few passing clouds will be all.sunday the sunshine returns and so do the warmer temperatures. expect highs nearing 70 degrees. areas south of i-80 may actually top out in the low 70s.this warmth will stick with us through the middle of next week until our next system moves in on wednesday bring chances for rain and a few storms. today: mostly sunny and warmer. wind: sw 5-15. high: 66 alo: 66 dbq: 64 iow: 67 wind: s 5-10. low: 44 alo: 44 dbq: 44 iow: 45 41 to 47 tomorrow: mostly sunny. wind: nw 15-25 high: 69 alo: 68 dbq: 66 iow: 69 66 to 72 tom. night: mostly clear. wind: n 5-15 low: 40 alo: 38 dbq: 40 iow: 40 37 to 43 monday: mostly sunny. high: 61 low: 40 tuesday: chance of showers. high: 61 low: 44 wednesday: showers and a few thanks britley. after losing their first two out the season on a 7 game winning streak. scott will have highlights from the matchup with williamsburg coming up next in sports. switch to centurylink and get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a

as i mentioned, high-pressure moving to the south and east and the wind will shift out of the south. that is going to provide warmer air on friday and allow the temperatures to increase. we have clouds out to the west and had a book cold front. the wind continues out of the south and warm air will move in. then we have a chance for scattered showers and thunderstorms on saturday evening. it will likely be in the later part of the night saturday and into sunday. we do clear out on sunday. we will actually experience in pretty warm conditions and we are tracking that with the dew points. on the sticky stale, we gets to 70 on the dew point, that's when it gets uncomfortable. sunday and monday at may feel -- it may feel uncomfortable. it is going to warm-up and it may feel uncomfortable at times. wait until you see the temperatures that show up on monday. we have 60s on friday and warm to the 70s on saturday and sunday. there is a chance of storms late saturday evening and into sunday morning. we dry out and then on mond a big difference from today and it is going to feel nice out there.

it will impact the south bay. i'll have details on that in about 15 minutes. >> okay, see you soon, thank you, jeff. >>> this is also a good time to download our nbc bay area app to track the rain and get weather alerts straight to your smartphone. here's peggy bunker to explain how it works. >> when we're in an nbc bay area microclimate weather alert, we've media it easy for you to get the latest information on your smartphone. click on the bar across the top that says "weather alerts." it will take you to what you need to know, and when you need to know it. >>> a scare at an east bay high school. a car theft suspect tried to hide out on campus at acalanes high in lafayette. at 10:30 a.m., officers chased two men into an area near the school, causing the campus and the neighborhood surrounding it to go into lockdown for about 90 minutes. police captured one man on school property hiding near the gym. they found the other nearby in someone's yard. >>> we now have a face to go with the arrest video you saw last nigh

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and tropical system to the south. if they mind there on business the heaviest rain goes this way and this stays to these but if they interact, heavy rain would affect a portion of our area either friday afternoon or friday night. that remains to be seen. you have it very mild for tomorrow. cooler on thursday. thursday late and at night, some rain and showery at times in parts of southern new england. friday into friday night and a new weather pattern, easy and cooler, kind conditions settle in saturday over the weekend and early next week's temperatures a lot chillier and feeling that way because there will be some gusty breezes. you have a warm day to enjoy for tomorrow. maria: 79 degrees. bill belichick has always had an interesting approach with technology. ed: lynchie joins us next with the new chapter in the love-hate relationship. did you know your business doesn't have to suffer from slow internet? comcast business now offers blazing fast internet speeds up to 150 mbps. that's 10 times faster than dsl. get inter

it will stay with us overnight, focusing on parts of the south bay. and the wind is going to create a problem for the airport throughout the day today. we'll talk in detail about what to expect for the rest of the weekend and include a wet monday, coming up. >> lisa, thanks. >>> also ahead, two more women come forward to make groping accusations against donald trump. the graphic details they're now sharing with the public. >>> and no longer the tallest. a new building has passed the trans america pyramid as the tallest in san francisco. and soon, it will be the tallest on the entire west coast. >>> level 2 storm today, drive safely. track today's storm, any time on the abc 7 news app. i'll have that goat cheese garden salad. that gentleman got the last one. sir, you give me that salad and i will pay for your movie and one snack box. can i keep the walnuts? sold. but i get to pick your movie. can i pick the genre? yes, but it has to be a comedy. a little cash back on the side. with the blue cash everyday card from american express, you get cash back on

we're already seeing light rain across parts of the south bay. we'll let you know what's coming this morning. >>> so far, so good for the san mateo bridge. this shot could get a little shaky, breezes, gusty winds and rain coming in for the morning commute. we're tracking your changes. ♪ music new k-y intense. a stimulating gel that takes her pleasure to new heights. k-y intense. season-- for the worst...preparing =laura/vo= how people from the northay to >>> it's the first big storm of the season. communities are preparing for the worst. how people from the north bay to the south bay are preparing for wicked winds, potential mudslides and floods. we're tracking the storm as it whips in this morning. what you need to know before you head out the door. "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> a very good friday morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm scott mcgrew in for sam brock. let's go right to our micro climate weather alert coverage. >> we're looking at rain across the north bay. light drizzle across the south bay. you

trey crowder insists those tired cliches don't even begin to describe the south he knows. and that makes his youtube channel more than just a novelty act. >> what does it mean to be a liberal redneck? >> you just embrace the good parts about being from the south, which is just having a good time, you know, raising but you're not a hateful, awful, inbred hick person. >> i'm a poor white trash redneck from the admit of nowhere in did that. in tennessee. i am also a well-educated, well-traveled, godless liberal. >> reporter: a rebel yell across the partisan divide. >> the south cooks better chicken, plays better football, and sings sweeter songs. to act like we bring nothing to the table culturally is fake >> reporter: with millions of views he seems to be on to something. >> this election day, 40%-odd of the people in mississippi will vote for frirk, 40%-odd of the people in california will vote for donald trump. please stop acting like we're in a north/south korea situation. >> reporter: listen to part of his rant about black lives matter. >> rednecks unanimously have been a

the next stop for matthew is south carolina. the governor of the state just giving an update, urging residents there to eva if they have not done so already, like bye, evacuations now under way in savannah, georgia. nancy chen, 7 news. >> kris: all right, nancy. thanks so much. to track the latest on hurricane matthew's path, go to our web site at whdh.com. if you are on the go, download the 7 news mobile and tablet apps. we are following breaking news now this noon out of arlington. two people have been rushed to the hospital after a car f plowed into their house. >> christa: a van that was parked up the street rolled down into this house. more: steve? >> reporter: christa, this was one wild ride. we are going to show you what happened here today. because a van was parked up at the top of the hill on sunset road this morning. as a chimney-sweeper pulled his van up on the hill. he didn't put the emergency brake on. that is when the van started rolling down the street before crashing into this house. but that man and another worke

the rain will work its way from north to south. we'll talk about our second storm that's going to impact the weekend for saturday and sunday coming up next. in the meantime, let's toss things over to mike getting you outside to work on time. >> a great morning for the drive right now. watch late in the commute. the bay bridge toll plaza showing backup forming at a few of the cash lanes. the live camera at the toll plaza shows the bottom of the screen, the left approach and right approach, those are cash sections starting a little build. we have travel times as well. coming toward the area, at the minimum. interstate 80, 14 minutes. back to you. >>> the storm we've been watching hitting the north bey as we speak. "today in the bay's" pete suratos has more from petaluma this morning. >> reporter: we're in petaluma off highway 101 as the rain starts to come down. you can see drivers heading down the 101 getting their morning commute going. we want to go to some video in windsor where you see the rain and wind whipping down as the storm

and gradually all of that to the south and then falls apart. the northwestern quadrant of the california impacted by the heavy rain. that is our skyline looking out from san francisco towards oakland we are currently mild in the 50s and 60s and it is monday at the door and a bit of wind. south winds 10 to 20 struggle costs at time temperatures 60s and low 70s to a 10th of an inch in locations today and we will have light rain overnight tonight through tomorrow morning and a break tomorrow night into wednesday and the more rate thursday and friday.>>> this weekend a proud moment for comedian bill murray. >> wasn't about the cubs headed to the world series. >> we look at each other look who we are. we are all here. what a break that we are here in this place right now alive. it is pretty good. >> he was presented with the mark twain prize for american humor at the john f. kennedy center for the performing arts on sunday night. >>> the former ghost buster did not want to outshine the teams with the we honor the cubs by wearing a blue tie. it looks

not so much around the south bay as you can see over the next 12 hours. another half inch of rain possible for areas north of santa rosa. during the day today, temperatures in the upper 60s and low 70s. so a mild day today with another storm due in on thursday. more on that coming up in a few minutes. now to see what's going on in your east bay commute in orinda, here is mike. >> the rain traveled through. wind across your bay area bridges. that green highlighting throughout the maps. we'll show you where there will be wet roads. we have west 24, a crash reported at fish ranch road. this is building for your slower drive from lafayette over toward the maze. your travel time and through the area moving well, in the south bay a smogt drive except for highway 17. a new crash around redwood estates. the peninsula, no problem, no delays, just six minutes from sfo to highway 92. >>> thank you very much, mike. an update to breaking news in oakland where a car slammed into two police cruisers and two other cars leaving a least one person dead. it happened a coupl

tonight and continue through thursday with some lingering into friday morning, especially across the south. the better chance for widespread are still hard to pin down, we could see an inch or so by the time this system tracks out. as it tracks out on friday, it temperatures friday afternoon. this front could also cause some issues with hurricane matthew as tomorrow and work up the coast to north carolina by saturday. after the showers early this in the middle to upper 70s. we will have a front draped over the state today through thursday and this will thursday with some lingering into friday morning, especially across the south. the better chance for widespread rain and storms is thursday evening/overnight. while amounts are still hard to pin down, we could see an inch or so by the time this system tracks out. as it tracks out on friday, it will become breezy with cooler temperatures. we may have steady or falling temperatures friday afternoon. this front could also cause some issues with hurricane matthew as it tracks to the north. the hurricane is exec coast to north carolina by saturda

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