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ac/dc rocked the stage, but was it too loud for neighbors? >> cornell bernard is keeping an ear on the noise level. cornell, how is the show? >> hi, dan and natasha, it was pretty good. pretty quiet up here. the noise complaint hotline taking a dozen or so phone calls from different parts of the city, but nothing like the beyonce cot they say was too loud, but tonight folks were ready to rock. gloria granger was ready to rock with her trademark ac/dc horn. tell me why you are here. >> i love ac/dc. >> they packed in to see a group rocking since 1973. >> ♪ highway to hell >> bill morgan and his tail grate crew were blasting the signature song. >> they never changed. they are legit. they give you what you pay for. >> the medina family had a special song request. they traveled from miami in costumes channeling lead singer and his schoolboy look. when the concert started it was loud near mccovey cove registering 80 decibels. >> we have people out there with decibel readers so we can know how each street address level is being affected. >> the sou

ac/dc rocked the stage, but was it too loud for neighbors?rnell bernard is keeping an ear on the noise level. cornell, how is the show? >> hi, dan and natasha, it was pretty good. pretty quiet up here. the noise complaint hotline taking a dozen or so phone calls from different parts of the city, but nothing like the beyonce concert they say was too loud, but tonight folks were ready to rock. gloria granger was ready to rock with her trademark ac/dc horn. tell me why you are here. >> i love ac/dc. >> they packed in to see a group rocking since 1973. >> ♪ highway to hell >> bill morgan and his tail grate crew were blasting the signature song. >> they never changed. they are legit. they give you what you pay for. >> the medina family had a special song request. they traveled from miami in costumes channeling lead singer and his schoolboy look. when the concert started it was loud near mccovey cove registering 80 decibels. >> we have people out there with decibel readers so we can know how each street address level is being affected. >> the sound

ac/dc fans they will get this. it probably was like a highway to hell to get here because of traffic but they know it is a long way to the top if you want to rock and roll. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: it's the band that changed the rock 'n roll scene decades ago. ♪[ music ] >> it's a long way to the top if you want to rock 'n roll ♪ >> reporter: and tonight ac/dc will play their music live for thousands of its fans. >> rock all the way to the top here. you know? this is ac/dc kind of fun metal did you understander head rock. >> reporter: music critics say ac/dc is one of the pioneers of heavy metal with the lead guitarist schoolboy uniform the band's trademark. >> when that band emerged on the american rock scene there was nothing that sounded or looked like them. >> reporter: their music legendary so tonight at at&t park, let there be rock. all right. so if you are not an ac/dc fan, you have likely heard their music in lots of commercials and movies like varsity blues and coming up tonight at 6:00, we're going to talk

ace train one, also, on time. no delays are reported here with muni. emeryville camera to the eastern span, traffic is flowing nicely, critical mass is today to try to avoid the bay bridge at least between 4:00 and 8:00 and traffic is flowing nicely as you make drive and the city. >> life is a roller coaster and sometimes to is a marriage proposal. >> couple was engaged on a wild ride called "the voyage," and asked his girlfriend to marry him on a roller coaster. she had no idea and of course she started crying and the proposal has been seen around the world and shared thousands of times on-line. by the way, the couple did not rule out the possibility of actually getting married on a roller coaster. >> she could have been crying because of the dip. >> the latest on the people's visit to the united states and what is ahead for him this morning in new york city. >> federal regulators explain what is behind the pilot complains of the lights being too bright at levi stadium. too bright at levi stadium. >> things are moving along ñÑ too bright at levi stadi

have ac. address idea of some school delays. >> would i imagine, new heat wave number six. >> number six. >> believe it. >> still ahead on fox 29 news at 6:00 wedding crashes welcome, the bright and groom one of the kind wedding they hope will make a big difference in their community, pretty cool stuff. >>> popeb ot is on the move where it turned up today and message makers of the, tiny strange creatures are delivered. tyler perry posted the video on his facebook page, he said that the family asked him to share the glimpse into her life, as a video scrolls through photos. her late mother whitney houston says you are loved plays in the background. bobbi kristina passed away at gay hospital and she was found face down unresponsive in a bathtub in her home earlier this year. >>> hundreds, of fans, hit fox tv show empire are at the made in america festival, right now. not just listening to music but making some. the empire, bus making stop as part of the national tour and it is philadelphia fans a

and i have ac. i'm just frugal. all right. if you are heading out the door this morning, it is very mild after a record-breaking day yesterday at 70 degrees in oakland. it's in the mid-60s for the most part. upstream we go 57 in santa rosa 54 vallejo. it is yet another "spare the air" day, where we have pollution in the atmosphere. heat advisory today and tomorrow because we'll be soaring up to 106 degrees inland. 107 gilroy, 95 san francisco yesterday. 93 today. the full forecast straight ahead. >> it's going to be hot. >>> this morning, on this "spare the air" day, our first bart trains have left the yard on time. there is roadwork on westbound 580 through pleasanton, causing some delays also 580 in oakland. i'll highlight some of the hot spots in traffic with "kcbs traffic." >> i think hot is the keyword. >> apple is just hours away from holding its latest product launch and there's a lot of speculation about what the tech giant will unveil. kpix 5's anne makovec is live in san francisco where this morning's event will take

if you are going to bring the ac expressway in, they do have a park and ride.bucks available to you at milepost four. so, you can park there and then all day they have shuttles available that will take you over to the boardwalk and indiana avenue or you could take 322, route 40, the black horse pike in and park at paid der field. they also have shuttles visibility then, 20 bucks or another option for you you can use njt's ac rail line. they're going to run a couple of extra trains. you can get on at 30th street. takes about an hour and a half to get to ac on the train, just 10 bucks each way. not expensive to do that. that could be the best way to go. >>> now let's get to the suburbs and as you're coming in from the suburbs this morning so far not so bad here along 95 in bucks county. as you head southbound here by east lincoln highway not seeing problems but a little farther south you are hit something fog down around woodhaven although the overnight construction there is gone. on 422 we had overnight construction westbound that closed at 100. those crews have

>> for the transit, operating funding for the ferry and the ac transit service. >> right. and so if there isn't -- if we reduce toll revenue, then where does that money come from for that to make sure that we have strong ferry service, that we're paying for ac transit service and so forth? where does the money come from? >> we need to identify another funding source. >> so it comes from other transit projects or vision zero? it would be transportation authority funding? where would the money come from if we had a shortfall because of a reduction in tolls? >> good morning, executive director. excuse me, commissioner wiener, we would have to analyze the options. to reduce the level of transit service. we could look at generating more funds from the other two major sources, which would be parking or perhaps other private sources, but for example, at this point on slide 25, the toll revenues are the majority of the lion's share of the funding for the operation. at that point we just have to make a decision about whether we would be able to offer the level of service or lean on

rapper ace is looking for a safe place to express himself.enegal, ace has not lost hope, determined more than ever to make his music heard. nicklas hawk, al jazeera, senegal. >>> more on the website, aljazeera.com. ♪ >>> a kentucky clerk again refuses to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. she's now being summoned to a hearing with a federal judge. >>> critics are responding to the latest release of emails from hillary clinton's private server, dozens contained information that has now been found to be confidential. >>> and protesters in the streets of budapest afterol

that group we thought might happen with that group didn't they might not have as much access to the ac a insurance and the healthy san francisco the healthy san francisco programs is on model after the care the folks maybe more familiar with the kind of health insurance that be available to them in 2014 that might be playing a little bit of a role and the residential locations their speaking has been consistent over time i want to first thank the commissioners for the opportunity to present this information and the flexibility 2, 3, 4 combining the two years worth of data i also want to thank my colleagues in the office of health and planning colleen this would not have happened without her and lizzie and all the hospital representatives that worked with me to complete this report and answered all my questions and made themselves available to complete this report many of them are in attendance in the audience as well. >> commissioners several public comments we'll take and go on to the discussions first of course want to thank you for the care that you've taken in this report with the

>> for the transit, operating funding for the ferry and the ac transit service. >> right.nd so if there isn't -- if we reduce toll revenue, then where does that money come from for that to make sure that we have strong ferry service, that we're paying for ac transit service and so forth? where does the money come from? >> we need to identify another funding source. >> so it comes from other transit projects or vision zero? it would be transportation authority funding? where would the money come from if we had a shortfall because of a reduction in tolls? >> good morning, executive director. excuse me, commissioner wiener, we would have to analyze the options. to reduce the level of transit service. we could look at generating more funds from the other two major sources, which would be parking or perhaps other private sources, but for example, at this point on slide 25, the toll revenues are the majority of the lion's share of the funding for the operation. at that point we just have to make a decision about whether we would be able to offer the level of service or lean on o

ac transit says it doesn't have the money to put ac in the older buses. >> i refilled my cup of ice and when i'm coming back i'm gonna get me some more ice. my back is soaking wet and i'm on my way home to get in the shower. >> ac transit is requiring all drivers to have water with them. there's an emergency button to push if they feel sick. >>> the bicyclist accused of attacking a zipcar driver during last month's critical mass ride will be back in san francisco on monday in a courtroom. 39-year-old ian hespelt faced a judge on four felonies including an assault and false imprisonment. he did not enter a plea. charges come from this incident. police say the video shows hespelt smashing the side of a car with a bicycle lock numerous times on august 28. >> this is despicable behavior and we want it to be clearly understood it's unacceptable. >> hespelt's bail is $90,000. >>> san francisco's city leaders are turning the tables on the vandal who scrawled racist graffiti around town. devin fehely reports. >> reporter: it was a clear message of hate writ large in spray-painted block letters

keep that ac cranking. currently 74 degrees. humidity is at 87 percent. that is why you see that in moisture in the air. wind is very calm and still this morning. seventy-four, that is our high in philadelphia right new but 60 in mount pocono. sixty-nine in wilmington. sixty-eight in millville. sixty-eight in wildwood. we're all set to heat up today, everybody. it is not just philadelphia that will see that heat but look at the shore. ninety-four here. eighty-seven at the shore. same story tomorrow. break is coming up on friday, just in time for your holiday weekend. so ladies, i'll send it back over to you with the thought we will talk about that seven day forecast coming up and that nice weekend that we have on tap. >> inching ever closer. >> coming up next on "eyewitness news" we are live with the very latest on the deadly fire in monmouth county, new jersey. also ahead as a pennsylvania community comes together to help save the home of the 91 year-old veteran. >>> giant wave watching a shore in hawaii we will tell you what is causing them and why they

i know ac/dc like the bagpipes. got any bagpipes for the weather?ll you be thunder struck. [ laughter ] >> we're here all week. try the salmon. look at this gorgeous view from the top of the kpix 5 studios. high, thin cirrus cloud cover. yet another amazing sunset is less than one hour away. cue the weekend. it is friday night. and it's going to cool down comfortably coming up this weekend. high temperatures today running quite high away from the water. we're talking 90s. livermore 96. morgan hill 89. san jose 86 degrees. hayward today cooler for you 77. richmond 75. san francisco 70. got to talk about what's going on this weekend for the "supermoon." i have some video to show you of the last "supermoon" but it's not just the "supermoon." it's a "supermoon" and the harvest moon the first full moon of fall and also a total lunar eclipse. all three happening sunday evening. now, when can you see the total lunar eclipse? sometimes they happen after midnight while you're sleeping. this will be just after 7:00 p.m. a total lunar eclipse with "supermoon."

. >> we have ac/dc in concert tonight. we have a weekend ahead.ve plans. >> change of seasons. >> cooler weather. you can see it is caller than yesterday morning. you could need a heavier coat for the kids but not too heavy. it will jump and the 80s and 90s. our sutro tower shows how clean and still the air is. most of us are off to a cooler start the last hot day of my seven-day forecast. seven-day forecast. we have the winds are light. and variable. oakland and hayward at three. and fairfield at ten. reporting any movement of the air with the air stagnant, not a "spare the air" but warmer-than-average at 80 in san jose but we will be 88. not is warm in santa cruz, more comfortable sunshine, partly cloudy and 84. millbrae is 80 and san mateo is 83 and hang out 86 to 88 degrees for the peninsula. with a southern wind you can see the low clouds and half moon bay is 70 and pacifica and daly city and colma, mid-to-upper 70's. 80 downtown and south san francisco and sausalito and we have san rafael, petaluma at 87, vallejo at 86 and around 90 at napa

or one more option for you, you can take njt's ac rail line. an hour and a half from 30th street station, cost you 10 bucks each way so it's not bad at all and they're running to extra trains today to help out with that. association that's the ac air show. good luck. have fun if you're headed down there. if you're out and about in delaware this morning heading into it on the delaware memorial bridge no delays through the ongoing work zone there. edgemoor road is still closed westbound through the end of september. stick with 12th street instead and as of yesterday christiana avenue is closed for the next couple weeks. you could use route nine to get around that. and when it pain township our crash along 202 dekalb pike at jolly road has cleared out of the way. if you're coming down 476 hopping on the schuylkill expressway eastbound some slowing now from the blue route into the conshohocken curve. matt. >> thank you, matt. >>> new on "action news," two former day care workers in north jersey are charged with forcing children into a so-called fig

ac transit says it doesn't have the money to put ac in the older buses.s catch as catch can. >> you feel for the passengers. >> you do. >> and the drives. >> you can't imagine trying to navigate san francisco traffic when your body temperature -- >> when you don't have ac? you got the windows down and it's 90. oh!! >> fans were sold out throughout the city over the lease couple of days and i was just chatting with one of the folks at kcbs, at least last night i was able to sleep. a hint that things are starting to cool down. we are moving in that direction especially here in the city and along the coast today. >>> we have a bit of marine layer that's helping to get us off to a cooler start. inland i hope you have air- conditioning because it's still warm for folks inland. right now out the door, 70 livermore, 56 in san francisco. concord 65. oakland 62. santa rosa 52. hour by hour in san francisco, starting out with some coastal cloud cover and fog. by this afternoon we'll warm up with plenty of sunshine into the 70s. mid-70s and then once again this even

you may want to take ace train for a great alternative and an accident back to 92. sue?he dangers of tricycles for kids. they san thousands children to the e.l. -- e.r. and are helpinged to a handful of deaths with 9,000 treated in emergency rooms in 2012 and 20 thin. two -- 2013 and most common in boys. most children do not have the balance or coordination to ride a bicycle physical age three, and those that are low to the drowned with big wheels are safest and always have your little one wear a helmet. a devastating wildfire continues to scorch through northern california counties with the latest on the fire. using technology to fight california's wildfires and how apps can be a firefighter's greatest tool on the ground. you can stay in the know with weather and traffic during the break with traffic moving slowly on the san mateo and a picture of vietnam fire, middletown right here, with many home destroy. we. we. have the l ♪ ♪ you're only young once. unless you have a subaru. (announcer) the subaru xv crosstrek. symmetrical all-wheel drive plus 34 mpg. love. it's wha

it sits a full three avenues west of the ace line. and today was its first rush hour test, news 4's reporter is ta dlking to riders, it's a beautiful station. >> keporter: it is, you've never met so many people who are actu ly happile to ride the subway. also, a neighbor over here, it's only a half block away, workers made these personalized labels for the water bottles that say welcome to the neighborhood. and then you have so many people around here taking photographs, pictures of the new subway station like it's a newborn baby. it's now easier to get to, but thousands of mass transit commuters. >> we have a take a bus across town, it'll billion nice not to have to stand in the cold. >> reporter: on the first commute to the new station subway riders found themselves at work a little earlier. >> all sorts of sicks, i give myself extra time, hour earlier than usual to be honest. >> the charter buss are ha t much closer. >> admitted to take the seven line until the last session and we can take our bus, really good. >> in fact it is a h

this is when ace released his song. although the song wasn't officially banned, his family started getting threats. with his wife, daughter and manager, he fled the country to senegal. >> look what happened to other people such at as journalists, remember nobody know where they are. my song is bigger than what anybody else did, i must believe they will use me as an example for any other artist or anybody else who dare to try to do what i did. >> reporter: thousands have made it their home. here they feel the security services. we are spoken to a number of artists and social activists. none would speak to us on camera. authorities have still not given al jazeera permission to report inside the country. tourists are welcome to visit. the country nicknamed the smiling coast received 60,000 british nationals on holidays. >> things what is happening is investable. people don't know about this sense of fear. even you can feel it, you can touch it. people really are scared about talking, people are scared about thinking differ

hughe dylann said he ace cysttent basketball coach for xavier. weights at saint monica's in south philadelphia and the reception was at the bellevue. >> that was why he was at the palm restaurant because the the palm is in the the bellevue. >> yes. >> well, thank you. >> bill murray, i like it. hot looks for the red carpet, man, people were dressed up last night, it was 100 degrees outside. >> can you imagine. >> so we have to talk about the the fashion hits and misses, plus top trend you need to know about for the fall we are getting you ready.

one man headed to san francisco for the ac/dc concert was afraid he would miss the show. >> we had the tickets for six months and we spent a lot of money on the tickets. looking forward to it with my good friend, sierra, and just trying to get up to the concert. >> another viewer video shows riders hopping the fence to leave the track, both of which were cleared by 8:00 p.m. when you see news or interesting pictures where you live, take a photo or video and share it with us. we may show it on error online on abc7news.com. >>> now where one person died last night after two vehicles collided head-on. sky 7hd shows an s.u.v. knocked on to its side, and you can see the hood was crushed. several people were hurt. they crashed on castro ranch road just before 5:30 p.m.. the road reopened around 9:00 last night. >> a quick response from firefighters may have kept a building fire from spreading south of market last night. they believe it started as an electrical fire at door and harrison. because the homes are wooden and on top of each other, fires can easily spread. witnesses told us that fir

if you are inland you will have to crank the ac the next few days.r san francisco you are getting relief. let me show you live doppler 7 hd. it is bright and sunny. a pleasant breeze coming in and also the fog is starting to close in. it will be pretty close to the coast line as we head towards tomorrow morning. in southern california radar tracking thunderstorms and rain flash flood watches and warnings are up. by contrast they are dealing with moisture there. just in case you want to head to the coast and enjoy nice weather at the beaches watch out. a long period of southerly flow could bring a risk of rip currents for particularly south and southwest facing beaches. you can see a hazy view there. 87 in san francisco. 86 in oakland. 90s mountain view. half moon bay 66 degrees. san jose camera sunny skies and really not much of a breeze there. 100 degrees in santa rosa. 103 fairfield. napa 95. livermore you hit 107 degrees. same as antioch today. from our emeryville camera it is bright and sunny. oakland airport has tied the previous record of 93 se

off into the black horse pike, this goes to the ac expressway.aking that roadway right now. just a little bit, a few cars. otherwise if you're heading to philadelphia, no problems. on route 73 around the ac expressway, you can barely even see this camera because there's no street lights, right in this particular area, when a car goes by, that's what you can see. coming up in the next ten minutes we'll check in with philadelphia roadways if you're heading to work. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley.ç >> 21 minutes after 5:00. a warm, muggy start this morning. a little bit of a breeze, mainly above building level. the winds not going to be all that strong during the day. the temperatures will not be in the 90s this afternoon. though we'll get sunshine this morning. 76 degrees and still falling right now in philadelphia. the wind is calm at the shore. that's a live view of cape may from the marquis de lafayette hotel. at the shore you're most likely to stay dry. inland we could see showers. this morning, right ne

definitely dry with ac on. we don't have ac in our house because we almost never need it. >> reporter: on those hot days in the north bay, matthew tindle expects to work long hours maintaining or repairing air conditioning systems. >> people give us a call, give us a call sooner rather than later so we can help you. it's not 105 out yet, so when the sun starts cooking you'll see the energy going up higher and higher. >> reporter: this results in higher power bills. pg&e reminded customers to sign up for its smart rate plan to save on their electric bills. >> hopefully everything is in good condition. let's find out rather than guess. >> reporter: north bay residents and companions can expect more days like this one. in marin county, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >>> the city of santa clara is about to become a no drone zone. banned drones within a half mile of public events including football games at levi stadium. the goal is to promote public safety and protect people. >> drones sometimes can run on battery li

we do have 27 bart trains running on time with no delays report open ace train and muni, we are not expensing any delays. we do not have any accidents. as we look at the san mateo bridge, it and a breeze heading across the water from 880 up to highway 101 so no delay. eastbound traffic is nice and smooth. heading into the south bay, all the freeways here are looking clear at 70 miles per hour moving beyond san jose airport and 80 and 63 miles per hour making it into cupertino and highway 85, 17, 87, all now back to eric thomas and kristen sze. >> apple unveiled new products including new phones and tablets. >> here is the tech bytes. >> apple unveiling the latest products with the new iphone 61 have a new special feature

ace didn't give the fans much of a show yet. top of the 8th prince fielder two-run jack made it 8-1. that was the final as the rangers get a sweep in oakland. >>> sunday the 49ers visit arizona. a 2-0 football team that's been one of the most impressive so far this season. but cardinals head coach bruce arians isn't buying the hype others are dishing out. >> they are patting you in the back looking for a soft spot where to stick the knife, you know? same guy patting us on the back saying we are going to lose the next 10 in a row. he might be right. >> the raiders and browns on our air on sunday. wayne, give it to me one more time. [ bell tolls ] >> giants, you better win

when time ace pope eighth i will address it in the manner that is expect. i will continue to do my job. >> the pressure, he is doing a fine job in trying to transform an important public safety agency in the city. >> reporter: city officials a say 272 imminently dangerous properties that they have identified are down from more than 602 years ago. 2100 vacant properties, sealed up, compared to 1900 last year. l and i a's new budget nearly half million under project cost. >> if the controller would actually take a breath, take a moment, to learn about the the many changes, he would learn a lot. >> reporter: nutter accusing butkovitz of seeking the the spotlight rather than solutions. >> we will not get distracted by that kind of nonsense, ego, narcissist particular personality disorder that seems to compel, the need for constant public attention. >> reporter: responding to the mayor's criticism butkovitz has now sent an e-mail that reads in part, mayor nutter is incapable of responding to these issues, substantively so he has decided to instead take the donal

very warm without ac which manies of you don't have. nights will offer some relief but days will be oppressive. concord 103 tomorrow, 17 degrees above average. 95 in oakland, 20 degrees above average. triple digits sunnyvale, mountain view, hayward 98. triple digits, san ramon, pittsburg, vallejo 99. another day of 94 in san francisco. novato 100. cloverdale 100. the extended forecast, we are staying hot through friday. a little bit of relief over the weekend. more significant r,,,,,, ♪ ♪ grow old with me ♪ let us share what we see ♪ just you and i ♪ ♪ grow old with me ♪ let us share what we see ♪ and oh the best it could be ♪ just you and i ♪ >>> here's tonight's jobs with jill schlesinger. >> reporter: heading back to school might not just be for kids. a career in education can offer the flexibility and growth many people seek in a job. however, jumping know a full- fledged teaching position isn't easy. a good place to begin is as an assistant. while teachers have the responsibility for the design and implementation of educational pro

, causing the ac to malfunction. what is going on with the air conditioner? >> well, right now what we're doing, ahc is doing a major pipe realigning throughout the entire building. this has been going on all summer. and so what we are almost at the end of that project. >> reporter: this evening they set up temporary ac. >> we have been providing since yesterday water here in the lobby, fans on i think nearly every floor. and then finally today we have brought in two other contracts, air conditioning specialists. and they were able to identify a temporary solution. >> reporter: these folks want a permanent solution. and denise norris wants to get back in her kitchen. >> there is no such thing as cooking. it's too hot. >> reporter: indeed, you have the stay out of the hot kitchen. crews are expected to come out tomorrow to permanently fix the air conditioning unit. as for the folks here, they tell me they plan on waiting. and the people here at charter house tell me they apologized for any inconvenience. live in silve

the child was not harm. >>> this man, barry beenick ace accused of a hammer attack in warminster bucks county. forty-five year-old was armed with the knife when he hit a man in the back of the head with the hammer. another person who tried to intervene was allegedly shoved to the ground by benek and that person suffered a broken arm. police have in the released a motive for that attack. >>> stale head a bed bug scare spreading like an infestation on the internet. alexandria? >> reporter: yeah, we're here at septa headquarters, and separate fact from the fiction because just like the test this issue extend far behind the bugs, we will have more on this. coming up. >>> he is man of the hour, late show with stephen colbert premiers tonight but first i'll sit down and find out what it is like to see his name in lights. kate. >>> captain wait for. that we have got some rain, finally it has been a very dry stretch of the weather but now this front ace approaching and will bring chance for showers and thunderstorms i'll tell you when and at the time we have an end to the extreme heat coming u

ac/dc is performing tonight in san francisco for the first time in more than 30 years, the legendary band is rocking the city. some neighbors surrounding at&t park, not so happy. christie smith is there in china basin. we might be getting a little old here. hope you have earplugs for this. >> it's been a long time coming for fans of ac/dc and they're ready for a big, big show tonight in san francisco. as you said, somenerics say when these concerts happen, it gets too loud. others say they plan to go out and enjoy it. the co-promoter recognizes the issues and say they have a plan. >> at at&t park, the show may still be hours away, but the fans are already arriving. >> drove 14 hours straight. >> to hear ac/dc hits like back in black. brad and his son are from yo arizona and were surprised to hear any concerns about noise from the park. >> never too loud. >> they just have to get used to it. they're not going to slow down. they're loud. that's who they are. >> it was loud. >> in nearby petrero hill, neighbors say they can hear the concerts clearly, like billy joel earlier this month.

the suspects in the rash of shoot initial air zone ace speaking out telling authorities that they haveot the wrong guy. >>> a new poll shows carli fiorina ground against donald trump in the race for 2016. >>> two burglars break in the utah home while a teenager is home sick. what she did to help police nab the one crooks. >>> more in just a moment but first lets head outside to meteorologist chris sowers with the accu weather forecast, hi chris. >> good afternoon, eve a it is neat. where i'm standing i look off to my left, my right i got nothing but blue skies. off to the east we have nothing but cloud cover across new jersey and delaware. i am literally on the dividing line, city avenue. that is the trend throughout the afternoon. we will see clearing conditions march closer to the jersey shore. pottstown 74. saint david at 71. same number for center city. poconos still reporting 60's at this hour. cinnaminson 7o glassboro 70: gandy's beach, delightful afternoon on the delaware bay. avalon 74. you can see the cooler numbers off to the northwest. binghamton still in the 50's. buffalo r

delays on i-95, walt whitman looks all right, taking that to the shore points no delays on 42, 55, ac expressway looks good and so does the parkway. good time to leave for the shore. one last perfect ray. we will move traffic cam to the schuylkill at south street there you go in, delays or problems on the the schuylkill this morning, except for off ramp being closed eastbound at spring garden street. and we have a note from septa here new schedules for city, suburban and victory transit divisions, going into effect beginning today, tomorrow and tuesday, so look for those new schedules. other than that in delays on september, and new jersey transit or patco. that is latest from the cbs traffic center i'm ann evans new nicole back to you. >>> thanks for the update, we appreciate it. >>> before you get on the road this morning there is a new list that ranks states with the worst drivers. some local states made the list and it may cost you. three on your side jim donovan takes a look at the numbers. >>> plus texas university student comes up with a creative way to get around campus after

no delays reported for the "ace" train. and right here looks like we have a brief delay in a couple of the cash lanes at the bay bridge. that's a look at "kcbs traffic." now to frank. >>> it is 4:35. the cost of transportation projects in san francisco is going almost a quarter billion dollars above initial estimates. the "chronicle" newspaper says the new estimate for the transbay transit center is $2.1 billion with another $244 million expected to be added to the project. it's not clear yet how that extra cost will be covered. >>> some new documents show a richmond woman who allegedly escaped arrest by jumping off the bay bridge was drunk at the time. erlynn sanchez-edwards appeared in court yesterday. the chp says she was working as a prostitute august 12th before she drove two other prostitutes to oakland in a stolen car. the woman had allegedly been drinking and then crashed on the bridge. and that's when sanchez-edwards jumped 70 feet into the bay. she faces charges of hit-and- run and evading an officer. >>> are you

enjoy the ac. check this live picture out from the camera in astoria queens looking south. on the left is the sculpture, the socrates sculpture near the art gallery. that is an area where you can go that is shady. stay in the shade. keep it where you have access to water and frequent breaks if you have to work out in this stuff. humidity 57%. you tack on the temperature and we are looking at low to mid- 90s for real feels. normal high is 78. we are up to a real feel of 98 today. sunsets at 7:15 which should be a beautiful sunset. heat and humidity tack it on. this is the last 90-degree day for a while. the heat wave will end today, third of the season. showers and storms tomorrow could bring a lot of rain and lasted until tomorrow night. it will be a long period of rain off and 0 that could cause flooding. 88 kingston and poughkeepsie. with the south facing shore like long island, a little cooler. hot when you look down the jersey shore because it's a land breeze out of the southwest. 96 is the real feel in brooklyn around queens, jamaica queens and st. albans, in that area

and potentially exposed fellow ac transit passengers to the measles. it was last monday when this student road the 25 a-line and took it away from the cal campus and returned a few hours later on the same line. so people who road the bus need to be aware of this as well as cal students and staff. this student with the confirmed case of measles has been put into isolation. they are not being identified. uc berkeley health services office says the student attended classes at cal last week. that means all students, faculty, and staff who were on campus at that time during what was the first week of classes at uc berkeley could be at risk. remember measles is a highly contagious virus that can live in the air for up to two hours. >> the university is a good situation for spreading to happen. especially in the dorms. people are constantly touching dorms to get in and out of class. >> reporter: now measles symptoms can appear anywhere from 1-3 weeks after exposure and the symptoms can include fever, runny nose, coughing, and a rash that typically starts on t

. >> i had the ac going. >> cranking it. >> my ac has been cranked up since sunday and i still didn't sleep well. we had one record in oakland 97, because records are impressive for this time of the year. but nevertheless temperatures will be hot and above average by 26 degrees. that's the scene outside now. we are at 70 still in oakland after that record-breaking high yesterday. santa rosa 56. it is yet another "spare the air" day. you can count on another one tomorrow. it is yet another heat advisory day but this time, it's all 7 million people that live here in the bay area. count on another heat advisory day tomorrow, as well. numbers from 90 in pacifica, 93 in san francisco, down from 95 yesterday. but up in livermore from 104 degrees to 106 degrees. we'll talk about relief and when we can all breathe a sigh of relief coming up in a matter of minutes. >> i had to run the ac just for the drive into work at 2:30 a.m. >> mine is always on. >> you run hot, liza. >> i do run hot. >>> westbound 580 approaching grant line debris in lanes slowing down traffic. it is slow now from beyond

. >> reporter: hop on an ac transit bus on this hot day, you'll find a lot of people complaining. >>uggy. >> very hot. miserable. >> reporter: no one is happy. >> i felt like i was in a sardine can. >> reporter: including the driver. >> it is so hot on that bus, it's hotter than fish street. >> reporter: ac transit says 39% of its buses, that's 230 buses, don't have air- conditioning. the only relief comes from the small top window. >> sweaty from here and it was blinding me because i couldn't see from the sweat coming down. i had to keep on wiping stuff off. >> reporter: some drivers worry about heat stroke and took the complaint to cal/osha. ac transit says it doesn't have the money to put air- conditioning into the older buses. >> it would be a real feat of engineering to be able to do that and in some cases, some of the buses it would be impossible to retrofit. >> reporter: they are putting the newer buses in hotter cities like castro valley, fremont and hayward, cities in the high 80s and mid-90s this week like oakland got some of the buses with no air- conditioning. >> you feel

were you able to open up the windows to give the ac a break. maybe not tonight. it is mild and muggy. hostly sunny. hot and humid tomorrow. highs in the mid 80's to mid 90's. great day to know who to beach. uv index will be high tomorrow at 7 and water temperature still feeling good. if you mort going the beach and be like me and head hit to o. sum of open. a warm kay there, too. dress light. temperatures in the 9's. then we go to wednesday, thursday. keep umbrella handy. scattered showers. the heat and humidity continues then we get to friday, saturday. temperatures will drop as well as the humidity and gets nice and comfortable over the weekend which is what we have seen here over the last several weeks. much of the summer nice and we get another shot of that as we go to next weekend so feels look the summers not over. technically it is not oh. unofficially, it is. >> until the 20th floorever. cool. all right. >> thank you, audrey. ryan is in next with sports. reporter: i am ines row sal lease. route 22 in were in water to northbound 287 will be closed starting

serene ace three victories away from winning all four majors this year. that hasn't been done since steffi graf did tonight 1988. >>> in case you forgot, incredible serena williams is, remember this, serena hit a forehand and went straight into a split, boom. i could walk for about a month, if that happened for me. >>> wedding crashers welcome, meet a bride and groom planned a wedding they hope would make a difference in their community. >>> attention video screening super users are you looking for new data plan with the largeres internet provider is trying to save you money after the break. >>> good morning, at 4:30, barack obama has a plan against hundreds of thousands federal employees paid sick leave. what the labor department says will pick up the cost. >>> jennifer joyce, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, chris. it was a few hours ago there were tens of thousands of people on the parkway for made in america concert, those concert goers are gone and new clean up begins, chris. >>> and latest polls may have hillary clinton a little nervous why

if you do not have a seat and you have to be stuck in traffic like that i feel bad for you--ac >> pam : it was too hot for school at branham high school in the south bay... where students were dismissed early today... due to the heat. in fact... roughly half the classrooms in the campbell union high school district. do not have air conditioning. the district decided to dismiss students early, both today and tomorrow at branham, del mar, leigh, prospect, westmont, and boynton high schools... and at the camden community school. extra fans and water were brought in for students today... but it still wasn't enough. >> : we need it. we need ac or else kids are going to like be dehydrated and they're going to start passing out at school. >> pam :the district still hasn't decided on whether classes will be dismissed friday. for schools which do not have air conditioning... a new bond measure is in the works... and it is hoped it will upgrade facilities for next year. for the latest weather alerts and full forecasts. you can download the kron-4 weather app. you can get it free in the mobile a

. >> reporter: behind these lyrics is wrong rapper ace who grew up in harlem, new york and after being gang violence he was sent back to gambia and he says he saw the biggest gangster of them all, human rights organizations have accused him of being a ruthless dictator and hit the headlines when he threatened to slit the throats of all homosexuals and to celebrate 21 years in follow following a cue he freed hundreds from prison and this is when ace released his song, although the song wasn't officially banned his family started getting threats. with his wife, daughter and manager he fled the country by road to sinagal. >> looking at what happened to other people such as journalists and taliban nobody knows where they are at for a long time, get tortured and considering that my song is probably bigger than what anybody else ever did i believe my situation would have been worse because they would have used me as an example for any other artist or anybody else who try to dare do what i did. >> reporter: they still fear the gambian security forces and we spoke to artists and journalists an

this ace above average. but you cannot complain about this weather because humidity is so low it is not oppressively hot. it is not steamy. cool nights, cool mornings, nice warm afternoons. perfect. >> thanks. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" jon stewart lend more star power to the cause of the 9/111th responders. >> he is not happy. >> why is it incumbent upon our first responders to have to consistently push to get the benefits that are coming to them purely for their acts of valor. >> still congress helps first responders get medical care, we will have more, from these impassioned rallies next. >> good deal for families one restaurant is bringing back the never ending pasta pad, we have details, don. >> eagles trying to put the the loss of the falcons behind them. they have a lot to fix before sunday's home opener with the cowboys. we will hear from the players on what needs to change, coming up next in sports. in study after study, advil is unsurpassed in pain relief. nothing is proven stronger on ac

they will resume talks on the ace treaty on october 8th. >> japan would like to resolve the territorial issue with the four islands, and we'd like to keep negotiating to find a solution that can satisfy both sides under basic policy, which is a conclusion of the peace treaty. >> he also used the term, "territories." >> translator:irst of all, as far as the russian delegation is concerned, we did not discus the territories, neither the territories of japan or those of russia are the subject of our dialogue. >> he said under discussion was the signing of the peace treaty. >>> childn in the central african republic are in gve risk to be being brought in the middle of a conflict, many forced to join armedroups in a recent battle, but now therere advocates underway to bring these children back into society. here's more. >> reporter: the central african republic, taken by government forces. for a year and a half, there was intense fighting between the armed groups, made worse by differences in the region. in the nation of 4.5 million, more than 5,000 have died. this is the only children's hos

because of the age of school buildings, more than half of the district's classrooms don't have ac. >> we became concerned with the well-being of our students and staff after numerous complaints, concerns were voiced to us because of the heat. with the extreme heat we decided that we better err on the side of caution. >> they hope to install ac in the classrooms in a year. the emergency is in effect in all the classrooms, including prospect lee and del mar. >>> a popular south bay park could be closed today because of a high fire danger. they closed this park yesterday because of the fears that dry brush could catch fire because of a lit cigarette or barbecue. it's often closed because of high fire danger. >>> they are offering cooling stations to offer people relief from the heat. one is on sonoma boulevard. there is free transit for people who need a ride to the cooling center and the library is another alternative for people trying to get out of the heat. >>> several wildfires are continuing to burn through the state. two fires have merged to become one large fire. the oak fire as i

shut off the ac and open up this wind windows. it's that time of year. tonight is the first night of fall. this is ground clouds here. should have taken that off of here and there is a chance of rain to the south and high clouds streaming overhead right now. look to the south, you can see moisture getting developed here and northeasterly wind continues to make its way from the atlantic. that system will try to move up here. today, we have beautiful area of high pressure and all that sunshine today. that area of high pressure shifts a little to the north. then we watch this area of low pressure move up, the storm providing rain to the carolinas. they could see 3, 4, 5 inches of rain. we do need to see some but if it came in here it would come in during the weekend. the question is how far north does this system get and how strong is it? storm team 4 will be tracking this the next couple of days. i am leaning on the drier side of this. i don't think we will see a lot of rain. towards richmond and virginia beach and cape hatteras, thi thinking of one last w

rapper ace is looking for a safe place to express himself. hiding in senegal, ace has not lost hope, determined more than ever to make his music heard. nicklas hawk, al jazeera, senegal. >>> more on the website, aljazeera.com. ♪ >>> a kentucky clerk again refuses to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. she's now being summoned to a hearing with a federal judge. >>> critics are responding to the latest release of emails from hillary clinton's private server, dozens contained information that has now been found to be confidential. >>> and protesters in the streets of budapest after police shut down the main train station. why some refugees are now stranded. ♪ >>> this is al jazeera america live from new york city. i'm john henry smith. a kentucky clerk will have to go back before a federal judge on thursday to answer for her latest defiant act. kim davis once again refused to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. >> the supreme court denied your saying. >> we are not issuing marriaging licenses today -- >> based on what? why are