eureka james key back in the first goal of the tournament after just twelve minutes and on the stroke of half time it was to. substitute dentist chair a chair for putting a grin on coach churches of face. russia might be the tournament's lowest ranked team but they didn't look like it awesome juba made it three. the best of the bunch came in the ninety first minute cherry chip second in the early contender for goal of the tournament saudi arabia might have been a soft opponent but this hot volley was pure inspiration a nightmare for the guests elation for the hosts even then there was more a free kick in the dying seconds completed the russian routes delights first certain discerning spectator saudi arabia's hopes however attached already. with me now is amy russia's from sports says wonderful to see you emily now obviously in russia confident of progressing into the next round the expectations us be high off the decisive way and it is definitely an exciting opening game i'll give you that but there are two sides to the story really on the one hand saudi arabia's defending was really

couldn't have hoped for better start than this eurekas in ski backing the first goal of the tournament after just twelve minutes. and on the stroke of hop time was to substitute danny's cherish have putting a beaming grin on coach church's shelves face. russia might be the tournament's lowest ranked team but they certainly didn't look like it. does you've made it three i the best of the bunch came in the ninety first minute kerry chef second and early contender for goal of the tournament saudi arabia might have been something of a soft opponent but the spall tough ali was pure inspiration. for the guests elation for the hosts. even then there was more a free kick in the dying seconds completing the russian rout delight for one certain discerning spectator saudi arabia's hopes meanwhile dashed already. i look at my now and this spectacular win for russia we have that herman joining us from our sports desk and matt i mean it's really could not have gotten better for that right five goals here incredible absolutely i mean this was you know a pretty much custom made start for this russia t

you can see a nice frontal system in eureka and mendocino county with rain up there.ons of the state getting rain. for us clouds and possibly some drizzle first thing tomorrow morning. so in fact right now we have the fog already regroup near portions of the coast and the bay. current informs 68, napa 78. santa rosa 82. san jose checking in at 71. wind speeds fairfield now checking in with a gust to 26 miles an hour. santa rosa winds only at 5 miles per hour. and some more reports at sfo a stronger gust close to 40 miles an hour. here's our live camera looking out towards san francisco. this is neat here just above the city. and still some fog making a comeback near the coast and portion of the bay. first thing tomorrow morning, partly to mostly cloudy skies. temperatures will be in the 50s. so we are starting out saturday with some cloud cover possibly some drizzle. tomorrow will be e cooler day of the weekend. coming up we'll have a look at the forecast highs for tomorrow and eventually talk about the 90s making a big comeback. >>> there are new developments in the

we do have some cloud cover on the north corner of northern california by eureka. the fog and clouds will return, tuesday morning a little bit of patchy drizzle returning. the onshore breeze in fairfield about 14 miles per hour. it needs to be closer to 30 miles per hour before we feel the cold pacific air pumping through the delta. for the time being the temperatures are fairfairfield, closer to the bay, 54 in san francisco and oakland. here's a look at the forecast for santa rosa, we will be off to a mild

we have a big fog bank from eureka all the way down to san diego. ridge of high pressure is getting knocked down. the water temperature at 51. these are cool temperatures. 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s through the interior. we will level off tomorrow and start a warm-up. we could get a northerly wind which would send temperatures up on friday and saturday. it looks like it turns on sunday. >> thank in san jose the rules changing. the plans by the city to make it easier for people to build on their own property. we have the details. >>> at the cost of housing rises san jose is looking to make it easier for homeowners to build more space on their property. the city council is considering several voting changes that would allow more people to build flats or in wall units in their backyard. according to the housing around single -- 103 single-family lots would be eligible. >>> a crackdown on electric scooters in sausalito. the city council wants to ban scooters from being left on the sidewalk. similar to that man in san francisco. officials say people rent powe

a greater portion of that for the branches and increasing the amount of coverage and control for eureka valley. with regards to rfid, ironically, that would allow us to repurpose more staffing capacity and convert some public services position into more buildings anrounds contol officers. we currently have about 21.5 fte of buildings and grounds. patrol officers. we are fully cognizant we are operating in and no new fte environment. with respect to rfid, i want to clary the record, there's absolutely no threat to patron privacy with rfid. the technology simply does not function in a manner where individuals can be tracked. i'd be more than happy to provide more explanation of how that works. our chief of collections and technical services is here today. she's the technical experts. we also provided you with a one-page, double sided handout that provides an overview of the benefits to users and our staff, as well as addressing privacy, but with regards to privacy, i just want to say that librarians are champions of personal privacy. we do not have an adversarial relationship with the efs

we do have some cloud cover on the north corner of northern california by eureka. the fog and clouds will return, tuesday morning a little bit of patchy drizzle returning. the onshore breeze in fairfield about 14 miles per hour. it needs to be closer to 30 miles per hour before we feel the cold pacific air pumping through the delta. for the time being the temperatures are fairfairfield, closer to the bay, 54 in san francisco and oakland. here's a look at the forecast for santa rosa, we will be off to a mild start. by lunch time we are in the upper 70s. but the notice how the temperatures taper off as we get into the afternoon, 81 degrees expected. the onshore breerobust today. 80 degrees for napa, 66 for san francisco. mid to upper 80s for areas a hit 100 degrees over the weekend , temperatures are cooling down today and continued to call for the rest of the week. i'll have a look at what you can expect coming up in just a bit. in the meanwhile, let's check on traffic. >>> we do have traffic in solano county and take a look at interstate 80. 80 westbound doesn't al

we have windy conditions from eureka to about our neighborhoods. look how it clears out there. you'll go partly cloudy and 63. low to mid 70s around san diego. upper 70s in a. still 100s in palm springs, 98 in froze know, 84 in yosemite. my seven-day forecast for tahoe, not quite as stormy as it was yesterday, but still looking pretty healthy for sunday and e pakistan taliban chief and. a defense ministry spokesperson say he and two other insurgents were killed. this is notable news coming in. he was designated a global terrorist a few years ago. in fact, he was the chief of a prominent taliban group in pakistan for the past at least five years. so we're tracking that story throughout the morning. >>> 35 people recovering after being exposed to toxic fumes at a san jose swim club. sky 7 was shadow rock swim club as firefighters hosed people down with water, washing off any chemical residue. investigators say a pool maintenance worker mixed two tp de several people including some kids sick. firefighters say the fumes were potentially fatal. the swim club will remain closed until

rain showers around eureka. for us we have low clouds filling back into the bay. we could track some drizzle first thing tomorrow morning. current numbers. a lot of 50s. still a few 60s. santa rosa, in the 60s. outside right now. the fog is making a comeback. looking at the golden gate bridge this evening. more low clouds and fog to start of saturday. what will happen is this a marine layer deepening. as a result it will cool off the coast in the bay. these inland areas numbers will come down a good 12 degrees from today's highs. overnight lows. a lot of 50s out there. you can see hayward 56. san francisco 52. san jose in the mid-50s as well. this is moving in from the north. sticking around for saturday. weather forecast. gusty winds. going over 25 miles per hour. that guy moves out and we warm up sunday . primarily inland. been talking about 90s early next week monday and tuesday. it could be heating up away from the shoreline. clouds tomorrow morning. probably sunny skies by the afternoon hours. gusty winds as well. temperatures cooler. santa rosa 74. san franc

this seems like a eureka moment, but bad press puts the devices in a bad light. >> too many scooters are being written on the sidewalks by helmetless riders weaving in and out and the scooters are being left in places and some of them block building entrances and ramps and such. complaints have reached santa rosa where leaders are taking -- considering regulating the scooters. an overall limit on how many scooters can be deployed here in san jose. a very regulation on where they can and cannot be parked and also an equity clause to make s can afford this system. >> late wednesday the -- the low cost efficiency of the scooters must be balanced against all the safety. >> if people are being stupid with them they should not be able to use them. >> department officials will gather scooter companies together outside city hall thursday afternoon at 4:34 a public demonstration. that at 6:30 inside city hall a town hall meeting to see what people want regulated and how. >>> instagram today unveiled its new longform video service. this app features programming from users to create videos on i

breezy from eureka to our neighborhoods. 62 there to 64 in monterey. we'll give you a sneak peek at our temperatures coming at us tomorrow. a little warming, 60s to upper 80s. look what happens friday. we start to introduce 90s and saturday we start to introduce triple digits in our inland neighborhoods. i'll show you the rest of the accuweather forecast coming up. >>> a 28 yard latina running her first ever campaign has shocked the political world this morning with a surprising victory. alexandria cortez defeated ten-term democratic congressman joe crowley for new york city krongal seat. he was the fourth ranked democrat in the house and raised tn times the amount of his opponent. cortez is a member of the democratic socialists of america. check reaio last night. >> she's looking at herself on television right now. how areoug? no.u iwords? i canno put this into words. >> a grassroots campaign. >> i cannot believe these numbers right now. but i do know that every single person here has worked their butt off to change the future of the bronx and queens.

the sf l central valley through inland neighborhoods. 72 san diego, 78 l.a., 64646464 monterey, 62 eureka. let's look at the next seven days. yesterday was the coolest day. it hit 67, today 75 and low- to mid-80s with total sunshine all across tahoe the next several days. reggie. >> thank you, mike. tesla ceo elon musk sent an an e-mail to employees about sabotage against the company. electric car website obtained a copy of the letter in which it says a worker made a damaging code, changed the manufacturing system and sent data to third parties. musk said he learned about it over the weekend. the person was upset about not getting a promotion. musk still investigating whether the employee was working with other people. >> 4:42. researchers studying whether toxic smoke from north bay wildfires harmed pregnant women and their unborn children. a woman took a picture of the smoke she was subject to. her son born days after the devastating fires. >> fumes were so bad, different than just a wildfire where you're worried about particulate matter. these are houses and garages, house paint, refrig

one tornado tore through eureka outside wichita. thousands are without power now. in wisconsin, a funnel cloud was spotted yesterday in the town of platteville. authorities say it touched down, but it didn't cause much damage and people living in cities and towns along the missouri river are taking precautions as the water level rises there after days of heavy rain. some in the town of bellevue, nebraska, uated as water crept up over the banks. >>> coming up on the "morning news" now, wildfire emergency. a california fire continues to grow, keeping people out of their homes. >>> and tainted flyer. a deputy is sickened after coming into contact with dangerous opioid. this is the "cbs morning news." e "cbs morning news." have you smelled this new litter? no. nobody has! it's unscented! (vo) new tidy cats free & clean unscented. powerful odor control with activated charcoal. free of dyes. free of fragrances. tidy cats free & clean. when no scents makes sense. and back pain made it hard to sleep and get up on time. then i found aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe

actually features to achieve those ranking sides in the tournament this was the reaction when russia's eurekas in ski school the first of five goals in the two thousand and eighteen world cup opening match they went on to win five nil. but i speak to our sports correspondent leigh willing to stand by for us in moscow certainly glamour in the opening ceremony a great start for the hosts of the world cup finally on the way watch it all like. what i've waited for so many years for this moment to happen the fans who wanted the world cup here in boston the russians who wanted to show the world what they were about and to forget the politics for once and think that the problems they have with international relations they wanted to watch enjoy a party of football so the atmosphere around moscow around russia has been really friendly really encouraging. thirty one nations are hey with their fans enjoying it so what we didn't expect was what i'm for we did in the first much where russia of the largest of the thirty two teams saudi arabia will fight just above we thought it might be a time much we thoug

look how breezy it's going to be from the north bay coast up towards eureka at 63. 85 at sacramento, 98 in fresno, 95 in yok might. still warm spots in the high country. tahoe's forecast, average high is 75. we'll be in the low to mid 80s through wednesday. another warming trend puts us back into the 80s for the weekend. >>> it's 4:42 now. nascar fans paid tribute to victims and survivors of october's north bay wildfires while honoring firefighters battling fires right now. >> we pray for firefighters now battling fires in plake county. >> abc 7 news was at sonoma raceway for the toyota savemart 350. 1100 tickets were purchased and given that wildfire survivors. >> the public doesn't forget what we did and we don't forget what the public did for us. >> nascar and sonoma raceway are encouraging racing fans to patronize local businesses in the north bay to help communities rebuild after the fires. >>> now to the water bottle controversy involving a san francisco woman who called police on an 8-year-old girl. this has been viewed more than a million teams on instagram. >> dion limb has

about 62 in eureka. it's not as breezy between the two areas. cloud cover more stubborn along the coast. 88 to about 90 threw the central valley. low 70s in san diego and los angeles, and 98 in palm springs. 84 in yosemitend in tahoe it's going to be 67 degrees. the coolest day this week -- look at these temperatures, the average high is 73. we'll be at 75 tomorrow and then low to mid 80s, nearing record highs wednesday through sunday. >> mike, thank you. happening today, gaming disorder will officially be recognized as a medical condition. the term will be in a new draft of the world health organization's classification of diseases. officials say it could not only make gamers more likely to seek treatment if they need it and make therapists more likely to provide it, insurance companies may be more likely to provide coverage. for the diagnosis to be made, it needs to be for more than a year. >>> mosquitos tested positive for the west nile virus. the spraying will start 11:00 tomorrow night, centered at reid and east evelyn avenue. residents are

as you can't see the book of the cloud cover is a peer towards eureka, kate mendocino, we could havep towards portions of the coastline. as far as the numbers outside, we have san francisco mid-50s, santa rosa 61 and livermore 56 degrees. here is a live camera towards the bridge, not much in the way of dense fog but we could have an onshore wind that will help enhancement of the patchy fog could be factored in portions of the coastline. overnight lows starting up monday will be in the upper 40s to the 50s tuesday for the warriors parade. in oakland, partly sunny skies, temperatures quickly warming up into the 70s by 10 am and could be flirting with the 80 degree mark by 1 pm on tuesday. the old cool weather pattern is moving out, a warming trend for monday, tuesdadnesday means hot temperatures inland with 90s expected over the next days. an onshore breeze capping temperat in the low to mid 60s. away from the water, the temperatures are soaring, the red means the 90s, you will see 90s towards santa rosa, fairfield and vacaville. oakland 78, san jose 84 and san francisco downtown lower

breezes keep the coast in the 60s around eureka, monterey 65 and 84. 84 in tahoe today. here is the way it's going to look tomorrow. breezy also, breezy thursday, but those breezes drop our temperatures back close to average in the 70s. a warming trend begins friday and we're back in the low- to mid-80s with warm sunshine this weekend. >>> thanks, mike. after an audit on the san jose police department has been criticized and revised, the auditors job could be on the line. >> happening today, the mayor and city councilmembers will discuss what needs to be done. they want independent police auditor fired. nbc reporter david loui is looking at the controversy. >> more than half the officers have put t name on this later claiming he should be removed from his job. he's accused of mostly sunny representing use of force using percentages when it's less than 10, skewing results. >> he knew it was accurate, knew it was misleading yet he chose to do it, number one, is the problem. number two, not changing until marin council basically made him and rejected the report. >> reporter

turning now to some extreme summer weather, clean-up is underway in eureka, kansas after a tornado touched down on tuesday injuring at least eight people. the twister wiped out ten homes and destroyed dozens of others, littering the streets with debris, downed trees and power lines. more than a thousand residents still remain without power. >>> andge dus heat wave is expected to broil the central and eastern u.s. into the first week of july bringing temperatures topping well over the 90s and being stream humidity. oh, joy. >> yeah, that really is the big story of today. so many of the country, i see that map behind you there, bill. good morning, b the way. >> good morning. a lot of heat, buddy. >> it's on. february when we were complaining about the big cold, we pronably would have traded for this. some of you. pick your poison. all right. let's get into the numbers for today. the hottest areas are going to be up in areas headed towards kansas city. ou have excessive heat warn ings a lot of advisories. kansas city will feel like 110. denverit 101, big deal for you. dallas near 101. by the

the time she believed she would make it home to earth but the problem was fixed by a team led by eureka guarin the first man in space but she still dreams of flying but this time to a different destination mars. john glenn flew for seventy seven years once i was told not to raise this issue because we'd lost guarin but i just wish to fly one more time and then i'll come down yet. and i wouldn't bet against her well that is all the news for this hour jacqueline focus here with all the global news stories and i like citing recap on day three of the world cup here in russia where you're watching international. go the kids same compensate oh boy tonight. people know who they can. go and. get. on with it i did it again showed up to move this because of almost an infant who can only be out in show most of the last. does not. cause it is a constant that he was a rough a millionaire's. son is getting international recognition with the help of israel at least in the world of zoos in middle of the commission to do it looking like a movie this isn't my cup of tea is going to sell me all maybe. joh

russia couldn't have hoped for better start than this eurekas in ski backing the first goal of the tournament after just twelve minutes. and on the stroke of half time it was to substitute denis cherish have putting a beaming grin on coach churches show face. russia might be the tournament's lowest ranked team but they certainly didn't look like it or not some does yuba maybe three i the best of the bunch came in the ninety first minute cherry chef second and early contender for goal of the tournament saudi arabia might have been something of a soft opponent but the sprawling folly was pure inspiration. for the guests elation for the hosts. even then there was more a free kick in the dying seconds complete the russian brought delight for one certain discerning spectator saudi arabia's hopes meanwhile dashed already. let's get more now on this spectacular win for russia it matter and joining us from our sports desk and matt i mean this really could not have gotten better for them right five goals here incredible absolutely i mean this was you know a pretty much custom made start for this russi

you are leaving us today and heading out across the state, mid to upper 60s along the coast from eurekao monterey. it will be quite breezy there. 68 in san diego to 76 in l.a. with afternoon sunshine. the hottest temperatures, palm springs 102 and some of that mid to upper 90s through the central valley. about 88 in yosemite today. let's take a look at tahoe and average high of 76. spot on today. low to mid-80s saturday, sunday and monday. back in the mid to upper 70s. look how dry and sunny it will be. >> divine, mike, thank you. congresswoman maxine waters has canceled two planned speaking engagements in texas and alabama because of death threats. waters has become a lightning rod for criticism since she called for demonstrators to harass president trump's cabinet wherever they go. the president tweeted about waters saying be careful what you wish for. and many people interpreted that as a threat. waters tells cnn capital police are investigating the threats. >>> california voters may get a say on whether to change daylight saving time. governor brown has signed a bill putting the pro

the time she believed she wouldn't make it home to earth but the problem was fixed by a team led by eureka garren the first man in space and she still dreams of flying but this time to mars. john glenn flew for seventy seven years once i was told not to raise this issue because we'd lost guarin but i just wish to fly one more time and then i'll come down. that's a wrap up of today's top stories from don't forget you can always head to our website artie dot com for the details on all those stories and more. there. are a. lot of welcome to worlds apart extra this is an addition to our regular show and research focused on the people behind the story is if asked to name the most oppressive soviet the russian leader joseph stalin is likely to be among the first to come up with the great terror of the nine hundred thirty still haunts this country with millions executed by son to the gulags what is much less known is that there are only a year before the purges began stalin sought to well for the lack of a better war democratize the soviet society and the society pushed back against that these pa

eureka james key back in the first goal of the tournament after just twelve minutes and on the stroke of half time it was to. substitute dentist chair a chair for putting a grin on coast churches of face. russia might be the tournament's lowest ranked team but they didn't look like it awesome juba made it three. the best of the bunch came in the ninety first minute cherry chip second an early contender for goal of the tournament saudi arabia might have been a soft opponent but this hot volley was pure inspiration a nightmare for the guests elation for the hosts even then there was more a free kick in the dying seconds completed the russian routes delights first certain discerning spectator saudi arabia's hopes however attached already. saw a stunning win for host nation russia in the opening match did have these in jonathan crane is in moscow and took in the celebrations we spoke to him earlier to get a taste of the atmosphere there after the match. celebrations really across the streets of moscow across the whole country and if you're forgive me for trusting out of football crease cl

although there have been obviously huge advances in genetics over decades now, it was a bit of a eurekau when you discovered this tool, wasn't it? this is true, it was a project that started as a collaboration with emmanuelle charpentier and we were working on bacterial immune system known as crispr, which led to the discovery of the mechanism of this protein cas9 and how it can be programmed to cut dna. i guess you are looking at bacteria. are we — you did not have that much hope that it would have much wider applications. would that be fair? that would be fair. i think that is the beauty of doing curiosity—driven science, is that you do not necessarily know where it will lead. so what was it about the bacteria that intrigued you 7 i think it was the possibility that bacteria use a programmable system to protect their own cells from viruses that intrigued us and made us want to understand how. so rather like humans, they have a memory of previous invasions that they can then protect against? exactly. and this is — you then realised that the components that made this up were what, two e

couldn't return to earth but tarrasque over made it home after the problem was solved by a team led by eureka guarin the first man in space and she still dreams of flying but this time she wants to go to los. john glenn flew for seventy seven years once i was told not to raise this issue because we'd lost guarin but i just wish to fly one more time. and then i'll come down. it. let's return to our coverage of the world cup now and as the dust settles of argentina's shocked war with iceland questions will be asked as to why the south american giants of the game failed to overcome the icelandic minnows last because football's taken so seriously in argentina ahead of the world cup party stan collymore travelled there to tell the story of the country's passion for the beautiful game. i very well welcome to the stan collymore show it's an argentine a special one of the most football crazy nice humans on the planet it's we were there for a good six or seven days chatting to some of the legends of alton talking football enjoy. the stan collymore show has come to argentina what is always in the capit

the town of eureka, kansas, suffered a direct hit from a reported tornado. at least five people were inju e wnou high school and many homes were also damaged. >>> another reported tornado in manhattan, illinois, about 35 miles south of chicago damaged cars, storefronts and roofs. >>> let's take a look now at your forecast for this wednesday morning. >>> good morning. as we take a look at the storms advancing across the ohio valley region courtesy of this low pressure system, showers, thunderstorms reaching into the tennessee valley region and we're looking for widespread thunderstorms to persist throughout the entire southeast with downpours, lightning danger actually and we're looking for plans altered as far as travel is concerned. in the southwest we're still looking at blazing heat for us throughout the southwest. temperatures in the triple digits there as well as throughout portions of texas. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, the simple solution to traffic jams. >>> but first, the security breach at a major airport. how a man i

this system is rigged talk watchers that has long been a eureka like cry from activists historians and politicians courageous enough to take a long hard on us look at just what goes on behind the scenes in the world's financial and banking systems the systems that in a capitalist society control are very livelihood since the financial crisis of two thousand and eight bestselling author and speaker nomi prins is one of those people she's stared into the economic abyss that is modern capitalism and produced her new book collusion how central bankers rigged the world sat down with watching the hot zone johnstone to discuss her new book on the collision between wall street and the night it states federal reserve take a listen. let's talk about your new book collusion. you get into the central banking system which in the united states the federal reserve not many people would charge of the federal reserve is. it is not only a private bank ultimately it's not really. federally controlled or even monitored because the feds never seriously been audited correct that's correct the fed itself is

russia could not have hoped for a better start i eureka's in ski backing the first goal of the tournament to just twelve minutes on the stroke of half time it was two i substitute dennys cherish have putting beaming green on cards churches shelves face. russia might be the tournament's lowest ranked team but they certainly didn't look like it. does you've made it three i the best of the bunch came in the ninety first minute kerry chef second and early contender for goal of the tournament saudi arabia might have been something of a soft opponent but the spall tough ali was pure inspiration. for the guests elation for the hosts. even then there was more a free kick in the dying seconds complete the russian brought delight for one certain discerning spectator saudi arabia's hearts meanwhile dashed already. disappointing for the saudis but a fantastic result for russia jonathan crane is still with us from moscow and emily russia is with me in studio emily just last week saudi arabia almost drew with defending world cup champions germany but they were just taken apart yesterday by the russians

have a new look at the damage after a tornado with winds of up to 165 miles per hour tore through eureka, kansas, on tuesday night. nearly 200 buildings were damaged, and 8 people were hurt. looking at the radar right now, the hot spot is in the northeast. heavy downpours are stretching from philadelphia up into maine this morning. temperaturewise it looks like summer has arrived in nearly every part of the country with highs today mostly in the 80s, the 90s and into the triple digits in the southwest. 108 in phoenix, 100 in albuquerque, 101 in dallas. >>> coming up, why one retailer is already hiring for the holiday season. >>> but first new evidence in the case of the father mysteriously murdered at a campground all while sleeping in a tent next to his young daughters. the new concern about a possible serial shooter. >>> and the standoff on the freeway with a man who climbed onto this highway sign. the bizarre way it all ended. >>> well, i wonder who won this fight. that's a violent case of road rage in miami. a man jumped out of his car and attacked another driver's suv with his bare

this system is rigged talk watchers has long been a eureka like cry from activists historians and politicians courageous enough to take a long hard honest look at just what goes on behind the scenes in the world's financial and banking systems the systems that in a capitalist society control are very livelihood since the financial crisis of two thousand and eight bestselling author and speaker nomi prins is one of those people she's stared into the economic abyss that is modern capitalism and produced her new book collusion how central bankers rigged the world she sat down with watch in the hot zone johnstone to discuss her new book on the collision between wall street and me and i did states federal reserve take a listen. let's talk about your new book collusion. you get into the central banking system which in the united states of the federal reserve note many people would charge the federal reserve's is not only a private bank ultimately it's not really. federally controlled or even monitored because the feds never seriously been audited correct that's correct the fed itself is kind of lik

this was a reaction by russia's eureka's is school the first goal of the twenty eighteen world cup. the margin of victory is a welcome surprise for team widely expected to struggle russia and saudi arabia are actually the two lowest ranked sides in the tournament. earlier they haven't kicked off with an opening ceremony in moscow there's nicky stadium with robbie williams headlining in front of president putin western leaders stayed away from the ceremony all sports correspondent lee wellings has been among the fans in moscow. very good. this talk about a month of it. could happen in the time but in the palace you days with people coming in from the asians around the world to cheer on that it's a very different from the fairy ring him from the negativity that is on the stand to be surrounded the boat for many years that is what everywhere whether it's the who the good isn't that we've say in washington football the face of prices and. the politics and russia the international relations because so many critics of president putin and so much about. people coming into this tournament w

now there's two miles of track repairs, replacing the track system between eureka and castro, so there are a host of additional elements as well as an intensive scope project that will require a 60 day shutdown of the tunnel that is scheduled from june 25 to august 24. for folks watching at home, sfmta.com/twinwaekztunnel project, there is a lot of information about the bus schedules that will be offered. the project is slated for substantial completion by october 31 of this year. the next request is from the department of public works. this is for just under i 1 million. these are for improvements to increase safety at the work site and also it's increasing efficiency of street repair and cleaning up work that public works performs daily. next request, also something that we see every year, this is for public sidewalk and curb repair. in the past, the public works would request these primarily around street trees where the roots of the trees were causing the sidewalks around the trees to buckle. with of as of 2017, there are funds available to street repair, so public works is using t

the national weather service did confirm that it touched down in eureka before this.ere no major injuries and thousands are believed to be in the dark rightow because the power went out. 5,000 people lost their power. back to you. >> angie, thank you. >>> 6:52. time for a look at the local forecast with mr. chuck bell. >> no real threat for severe weather like they were dealing with in kansas yesterday. that's a little bit of good news for sure. don't even need the rain. you have to take what mother nature gives you. humidity, typical. pretty much what you'd expect humidity wise with the rain moving in later on in the afternoon. forrr to, showers and very earlyda in th turning more humid and warming up fast. that will be annoying. as we head towards friday and the weekend, heat, haze, humidity coming our way. heat index b values cou over 100. oppressive humidity coming our way for the weekend. here you can see some. area in. virgin most of that willf tay north the d.c. metro west area. those showers arriving in the d.c. area by the evening. a couple of spits and sprin

we don't really want to be in this position when the eureka moment is coming.line of defence. because there is that worry that this investigation, having gone on for the best part of two years, has reached a stage where i was hours away from cross—examining the complainant, finding material that wholly undermined it the prosecute chin‘s case. had i not found it it would not have been found. —— prosecution's case. our viewers will not be able to understand this. is that withheld? is it legal to withhold that material? that disc was a download taken the very day the complainant walked into the police station almost two years before our trial. it had been with the police. it was not recorded on the unused material schedule as they should have been. we even asked for it in writing, or asked for any messages or social media the police had. we were told there was nothing that would assist our case or undermine their case. that wasn't correct. did they lie, or did they not know? it is difficult to say. if you don't put the hours in you cannot say whether it exists or

breezy up to eureka at 63. here is a quick look at tahoe.ee only thursday and friday will temperatures be average. >>> a major wildfire has burned thousands of acres in lake county. >> there are mandatory evacuations in place. jessica castro is tracking the pawnee fire. she has new details. >> i want to update our viewers. we got the new numbers in on the pawnee fire. it's grown in size at 8,700 acheers according to the bureau of land management. also waiting for an update from cal fire on containment numbers. at last check it was out of control at zero percent containment. i want to show you new video of the fire overnight. the fire doubled in size this weekend. here is map for you on your screen. all 3,000 residents of spring valley have been ordered to evacuate. flames have destroyed 12 homes so far. plus frietsz friets have frietss work court out from >> at night we're expecting to see the fire activity somewhat decrease a little bit which allows us to get close to the fire's edge and build good containment lied to hopefully stop the spr

we seem only to be catching on to it or what was the new eureka moment when you found this new area ofsignificant development in the research -- the research community. we have built upon that research. we have applied it to two new areas that can compromise the computer. caroline: jordan come again and with a question. i'm sure you have plenty. jordan: absolutely one thing i was hoping you could walk in viewers through is this idea that we talked about firmware, we talked about what happens when you modify firmware, you can create this idea of the permanent infection. can you walk us through about how that works? that is different than ordinary hacks. when you can create a permanent infection, that is the idea that sticks with me and that it helps with resonates -- that resonates with viewers. can you walk us through that? yuriy: what we are seeing is there is an increase in tension by the adversaries to attack firmer and hardware. the reason is the infection at that level can persist in the infrastructure of a corporation of enterprise for many months or years without it being detect

it is down from eureka down to a lady in san diego. we h but we have and low clouds. there is an onshore breeze. the pattern so far is different this year than last year. the highs that are normally near the four corners are in taxes. you can actually look out about 46 days for the european model. this was back in may. there was a week trough over the west coast. give that credit. that looks to be the pattern, a little different this year so far. a west wind at 17, coming down but an onshore breeze coming off the water. inland we will be warm. 51 in san rafael, everyone is close. 56, 57 ukiah to sacramento. we could see some clouds in northern lake county. the low clouds will burn off and a high pressure is building in. it is not strong yet, but by saturday it looks like it was to flex its muscle. 60s, 70s and 80s to a few low 90s. 71 in alameda, 86 in walnut creek, 90 in antioch and brentwood. san jose 82, for the santa clara valley. sunnyvale 83 degrees. san bruno 71 and 64 in daly city. temperatures tomorrow are about the same. summer begins thursday and then it wa

a lot of pressure for them to come out with a eureka moment. and the president saying that's not necessarily going to happen. but it would be a major step towards that. >> i'm glad the president showed caution. when you read the language, it seemed to leave the door. >> . that's the way he negotiates and wants to move forward and make deals. you have the president writing a letter and kim jong-un writing a letter back. rightly so we should be cautious about this. we cannot trust kim jong-un. he's one of the worst human rights violators of our time. the other side is to see if we can protect our allies. seeing if we can keep peace on the mainland. this is good negotiation on the part of the administration. charles: no one thought the meeting would lost as long as it did. so, too, the press conference afterwards. beforely brought up human rights. what do you think of that? >> we need to press that wholeheartedly as part of this conversation. the lack of human rights, the amount of free killing is a troubling thing. but i think this it part of an

there is a little bit of rain generated, shasta over to eureka, in case you are traveling. 60s, 70s andres lighting below average. it will be near average for others. >> breezy. >> we want to remind everybody today is election day. the weather should be okay to get out and vote. >>> it happened again. another sports championship celebration at the white house has been called off. coming up, the super bowl team that will not be hosted today by president trump and what the white house is planning as a replacement. ice cream inspired iced coffee is here at dunkin' in the flavors you love, cookie dough, pistachio and butter pecan. and now, enjoy any medium iced coffee for $1.50. america runs on dunkin'. >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2". the search for victims will continue in guatemala. 69 people are said to be dead after that eruption on sunday. it caught people off guard in villages near ar. most of the bodies found so far have been covered with ash, making it difficult to identify the victims. >>> president trump will not be hosting the super bowl champions today because of the nation

utility service area stretches from eureka to akers field and from the pacific to the sierra nevada. pg&e employees 20,000 people. >>> a warm up today with temperatures in the bay area. 80s out there. a cooler week, but finally a spike in the numbers. santa rosa maxed out at 88. a lot of 80s in concord. everybody will be cooling off heading into saturday. in fact, it has been a wild ride with temperatures the past few days. we warmed up today and we are cooling off for saturday. temperatures will warm up steadily into early next week. expecting more 90s making a comeback. >> here is what is happening on the satellite. this almost looks like a late fall or winter system. we have some cloud cover up here and some green showing up on the radar. there could be enough moisture that we could track some drizzle here in the bay area first thing tomorrow morning. current numbers in the 50s and 60s. san jose is 62. santa -- santa rosa 67. wind speeds are up as well. 16 miles per hour. tonight we have a low clouds filling back into the bay. that will set the stage for a partly cloudy start for

here is a look around this day today. 62 in eureka, 62 monterey.upper 80s to near 90. look how cool it is around san diego and l.a. low 70s there. look how great it looks in tahoe at least away from the mountain down near the lake. 67 in day, 75 tomorrow. temperatures nearing record highs, low to mid ooets through sunday. >>> this is so scary. take a look at this video. the ceiling crashing down on these people inside a tourist center in china. this happened yesterday in huayin city. people tried to put their arms up to protect themself, jump out of the way. at least nine people were hurt. no word yet on why that ceiling collapsed. >>> >>> arson think fires over the weekend are likely linked. abc news reporter amy hollyfield live in santa rosa. good morning, amy. >>> the president is going to put out a press release asking the community to help them find the person doing this. they all happened near this fire station number 10 in southwest santa rosa. there were 13 fires on saturday night. they were all small grass fires. they all happened within t

eureka and monterey not bad, mid-60s with sunshine, 74 san francisco, 83 l.a.till pretty warm and tahoe at 80. let me show you what's going on in tahoe, warmer than average next couple of days, dry front, thunderstorms possible sunday and monday because of him, hurricane bud, which became a 4 overpass. it wasn't supposed to do that, still supposed to weaken, become a 1 when it hits cabo san lucas thursday morning, 75, 80-mile-an-hour winds, 12 to 14 foot waves. then you see it goes up into arizona and eventually sierra and that's why we have a chance of storms there. natasha. >> mike, thank you. 6:34, happening today, families and activists in the north bay plan to show up at board of education to speak about high school value particular attorney graduation speech. they cut off her microphone. she was going off script to talk about sexual assault. families want to know how it will change sexuality assault and harassment allegations. it starts at 6:00 at petaluma schools. >>> if you haven't taken advantage of toys r us liquidation sale you better hurry. >> annou