ace washington. >> [inaudible] just a second. the-this is ace on the case. i have very important announcement today. first of all it gives great haun toor come today and see a very fresh face. not that the rest are stale, but new. [inaudible] someone that i recognize and identify as i call a new era. a new era to city government. i feel that has the desire to know on both sides what we deal with and have in wrun the pris aegisagys formally known as redevelopment ocii. [inaudible] welcome to redevelopment. i very confident now. i am here in city hall to make an amounsment to the city and couny and the world. ace washington and now created a communication that will fill the void we have in the city. >> [inaudible] >> do we have other speaker cards on the consent calendar? >> i do not. >> thank you. do we have questions, comments, motions on the consent calendar? from the commission? there is a motion by commissioner bustose. can you call the roll? >> commissioner members announce your vote. commissioner [inaudible] yes. commissioner mand har is absent. commiss

ace washington. >> [inaudible] just a second. the-this is ace on the case. i have very important announcement today. first of all it gives great haun toor come today and see a very fresh face. not that the rest are stale, but new. [inaudible] someone that i recognize and identify as i call a new era. a new era to city government. i feel that has the desire to know on both sides what we deal with and have in wrun the pris aegisagys formally known as redevelopment ocii. [inaudible] welcome to redevelopment. i very confident now. i am here in city hall to make an amounsment to the city and couny and the world. ace washington and now created a communication that will fill the void we have in the city. >> [inaudible] >> do we have other speaker cards on the consent calendar? >> i do not. >> thank you. do we have questions, comments, motions on the consent calendar? from the commission? there is a motion by commissioner bustose. can you call the roll? >> commissioner members announce your vote. commissioner [inaudible] yes. commissioner mand har is absent. commiss

ace washington. >> [inaudible] just a second. the-this is ace on the case. have very important announcement today. first of all it gives great haun toor come today and see a very fresh face. not that the rest are stale, but new. [inaudible] someone that i recognize and identify as i call a new era. a new era to city government. i feel that has the desire to know on both sides what we deal with and have in wrun the pris aegisagys formally known as redevelopment ocii. [inaudible] welcome to redevelopment. i very confident now. i am here in city hall to make an amounsment to the city and couny and the world. ace washington and now created a communication that will fill the void we have in the city. >> [inaudible] >> do we have other speaker cards on the consent calendar? >> i do not. >> thank you. do we have questions, comments, motions on the consent calendar? from the commission? there is a motion by commissioner bustose. can you call the roll? >> commissioner members announce your vote. commissioner [inaudible] yes. commissioner mand har is absent. commissio

ace washington. >> [inaudible] just a second. the-this is ace on the case. i have very important announcement today. first of all it gives great haun toor come today and see a very fresh face. not that the rest are stale, but new. [inaudible] someone that i recognize and identify as i call a new era. a new era to city government. i feel that has the desire to know on both sides what we deal with and have in wrun the pris aegisagys formally known as redevelopment ocii. [inaudible] welcome to redevelopment. i very confident now. i am here in city hall to make an amounsment to the city and couny and the world. ace washington and now created a communication that will fill the void we have in the city. >> [inaudible] >> do we have other speaker cards on the consent calendar? >> i do not. >> thank you. do we have questions, comments, motions on the consent calendar? from the commission? there is a motion by commissioner bustose. can you call the roll? >> commissioner members announce your vote. commissioner [inaudible] yes. commissioner mand har is absent. commiss

. >>> ac transit will pay more than $2 million to an oakland bicyclist. andria borba shows us the surveillance video that led to that payment. >>> reporter: it was july 17, 2012. cara mcclendon was riding her bike on san pablo avenue in emeryville when an ac transit driver taking a turn three times faster than that agency's internal regulations allowed plowed into her. >> at the moment of impact, the speed's around 15 miles an hour. >> reporter: we are showing you ac transit's own surveillance video of the crash from driver lynn jackson's bus right up until the moment of impact. [ impact ] >> impact was cara's face on the windshield of the bus. >> i just killed somebody. >> reporter: cara suffered multiple face fractures and mild traumatic brain injury. doctors placed her in a medically-induced coma for 12 days. >> cara knows that she will never quite be the same. >> get the ambulance here! >> reporter: the ac transit board recently approved a $2.5 million settlement for cara because of both the crash and the bus driver's past problems. >> this bus driver

. >>> an oakland bicyclist will get more than $2 million from ac transit. that's after surveillance video showed the bus driver appears to be speeding. a warning to viewers, the video is graphic. andria borba has the story. >>> reporter: it was july 17, 2012. kara mcclendon was riding her bike on san pablo avenue in emeryville when an ac transit driver taking a turn three times faster than that agency's internal regulations allowed plowed into her. >> at the moment of impact, the speed's around 15 miles an hour. >> reporter: we are showing you ac transit's own surveillance video of the crash from driver len jackson's bus right up until the moment of impact. [ impact ] >> impact was kara's face on the windshield of the bus. >> i just killed somebody. >> reporter: kara suffered multiple face fractures and mild traumatic brain injury. doctors placed her in a medically-induced coma for 12 days. >> kara knows that she will never quite be the same. >> get the ambulance here! >> reporter: the ac transit board recently approved a $2.5 million settlement for kara be

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. >> we've got the four aces. nobody in baseball's got four aces. we've got the four aces. >> we have to contain the chicago bats. we have to keep the ball down in the zone, locate our pitches precisely, where we set up, and we have to make sure our defense is extra spectacular. >> reporter: i think i got all that but did anybody check with accuweather? what's with this wind and dropping temperatures? >> it's cold out but it's worth it. >> i even got blue and orange thermals on. this is serious stuff. i have winter gloves. >> i just hope it's in the as windy inside. the cold, they'll deal with, but the wind, that's something else. >> reporter: the really party started early. some burgers here. can't after mets game without the hot dogs. this is just a warm-up for what fans believe is going to be a very good series. >> everybody is excited. it's dynamite! >> reporter: it's just about that time. they've got this party started. now let's get that game started. >> let's go mets! >> reporter: we'll certainly have their reaction after the first win tonigh

lawton ace - ali verzani5. lawton score autumn@fluent6.lawton ace - brooke hunwardenthe eagles go on to win this one 3-0. 3 8th ranked gehlen catholic playing on the road at westwood. 1) jill kessenich with the dig here, catalina uribe sets up kayla mayer who slams it home! it's 4 4 gehlen. 2) then more from the jays off the westwood serve krayton schnepf with the overhand! 6-2 gehlen.3) back comes westwood off the jays serve heather east throws it down! it's 6-3 gehlen.4) then its kessenich sends it right at the mustard! gehlen really relishing this opportunity in the playoffs. 5) everyone's ok though 6) then kessenich is serving. that's an ace! gehlen wins the first set westwood the next 2. gehlen forces the fifth game and wins it by the slimmest of margins. 15-13. so they move on 3-2 the finana 3 1. kingsley-pierson's allison bailey with the block siouxland christian can't handle the serve of the panther's lily peshau. 3.siouxland christian's rachel nelson with the nice shot. 4.kingsley-pierson's allison bai

ac: secretary clinton, do you want to respond? clinton: no. " jessica rae: a former female secretary of state found herself in sioux city this morning. madeleine albright held a hillary clinton for iowa campaign organizing event today night's debate candidates' performance, shared personal stories with voters and endorsed hillary clinton as her go-to candidate for president jessica rae: and albright wasn't the only polictical figure in town today. republican presidential candidate rand paul was also in sioux city at morningside college this morning, as part of his "iowa 10 thousand college tour" paul will be visiting 11 colleges and universities throughout the state this week. tune in to abc9 news at five for more on his and madelein albright's campaigning efforts here in sioux city jessica rae: republican presidential candidate jeb bush unveiled his plan to repeal and replace obamacare while campaigning in manchester, new hampshire. bush laid out a system he said is designed to cut back on regulation and lower health care costs.

ac transit shelling out big bucks because of this surveillance video.ey say that one of their drivers did wrong. >> plus, amazon says they can get your order to you in just an hour. how they are doing it. >> and what goes down must come up. must go down and must come up. the dow is up today at 17-6. we'll have all the day's business knew kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks coming up. ,, [female announcer] during mattress price wars at sleep train, save up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic. get interest-free financing until 2018 on tempur-pedic. plus, helpful advice from the sleep experts. don't miss mattress price wars at sleep train. it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. >>> good morning. let's take a fly around the bay area. our weather watcher are reporting in this morning with temperatures in the 50s. if you are in san francisco, expect 73 degrees today. upper 60s around the p

it should be a wild, wild card game game if the yankees can solve houston's ace. everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. so whatever speed you need, fios has it with the fastest internet and wi-fi available, from 50 to 500 mbps. but the main reason to get fios? we're rated number 1 in customer satisfaction. ultimately, that's why. get 50 meg fios internet, tv & phone starting at $79.99 a month. plus get $350 back with a two year agreement. >>> break out the cliches. it's do or die, there is no tomorrow. it's the yankees and astros in a one-game, wild card playoff tonight at the stadium. and the big news of the day, manager joe girardi has decided to keep his starting center fielder, jacoby ellsbury, on the bench. >> obviously it's tough. but i told him, you're going to be in this game. and he said, i'll be ready. whenever you need me, i'll be ready. so he took it upon himself to have the right attitude. i can understand if he's frustrated and upset, but he

new guidelines, for ac h suggest beginning annual mammograms from 40 to 45. and at 55, it suggest screenings every other year. ac s says drops no longer give physical examinations, researchers, support this with data that said younger women undergoing unnecessary biopsy and procedures including mastectomies and theres not good enough evidence showing mortality rates were different in younger women who underwent more mammograms. >> guideline is not one size fits all. it is very key that a woman is able to express her beliefs, on her own values and preferences to her health care professional and making that shared and informed decision. >> reporter: critics called the new guidelines confusing. >> if i waited six more months i wouldn't be sitting here talking to you. >> i think it is a step back for not only young woman, like jeaninne, but for the the women in the under served communities. >> reporter: the komen foundation ceo says they will not be basing their funding on this latest research. >> it will just make us work harder to get the message out. we will n

this ace are dangerous category four hurricane sustain wind of 130 miles an hour with gusts to 160, worst part about it it is moving southwest at 6 miles an hour this storm is sitting over bohamas bringing devastating wind, very, very heavy rain. i think we cane rainfall amounts in 2 feet in spots around bohamas before this storm possibly not until tomorrow, does tart to make an exit but good news coming from the national hurricane center at least for our area this is first track in 48 hours that has kept the storm completely off the united states, coastline. in longer has land fallen over other than new england as it did earlier today. it has storm by tuesday afternoon as a tropical storm off the coast of cape cod. i suspect if the information continues to come in as it has been we maye a correction even further the to the east with this storm. the that is not to say we can completely rule out a recurve back toward east coast but the trendies encouraging and we will watch that for you as you go through the the end of the week. do youe this moisture along east coast. lot at the how far it

. >>> and oakland bicyclist will get more than $2 million from ac transit.at's after surveillance video shows the bus driver appears to be speeding. a warning to viewers the video is graphic. andria borba has the story. >>> reporter: it was july 17, 2012, cara mcclendon was riding her bike alon san pablo avenue in em -- along san pablo in emeryville when an ac transit taking a turn three times faster than that agencies' regulations allowed plowed into her. >> at the moment of impact the speed's around 15 miles per hour. >> reporter: we are showing you ac transit's own surveillance video of the crash from driver lynn jackson's bus right up until the moment of impact. [ impact ] >> impact was cara's face on the windshield of the bus. >> i just killed somebody. >> reporter: cara suffered multiple facial fractures and mild traumatic brain injury. doctors at highland hospital in oakland placed her in a medically-induced coma for 12 days. >> cara knows that she will never quite be the same. >> get the ambulance here! >> reporter: the ac transit board recently appr

jillian estes had two early aces in a row for the red raiders - part of a 4 ace night for northwestern, who takes the early lead. but back comes morningside - jennifer buyert - led the with 12 kills - morningside within one point in the first set - and theye dancing in the rafters. back for northwestern - jessica van beek - tied for the team lead in kills on the night, with 14. then it's karlie schut - she also had 14 kills - nonohwestern wins set 1 - and takes the match in)a 3-0 sweep. last season - the morningside women's basketball team cappped a 37-1 season with their fourth division ii national championship. it looks like the mustangs could be in for another great season. . morningsgse returns four starters to a team that finished 20-and-0 in gpac play. all-american ashlynn muhl is the only major departure - as m-side has 6 of their top 7 scorers back. with a second straight national championship on the line, the mustangs know they're going to get everyone's best shot. "they understand that we're not going to go play anybody wherre e they're going to have a down game," said head c

along the black horse pike there will be flooding out this morning close to ac west of the ac expresswayt lane is out of commission in both directions. time for the commuter report on this monday morning brought to you by the waze app. we're reminded of the construction along yellow springs road. they have starting pointed the work to replace the bridge and fix things up. it will not be until late december that that bridge reopens. tam. >> there are shocking allegations about how college basketball players were recruited to a prestigious program. an investigation is underway that claims escorts were used to recruit college basketball players to louisville. the allegation is made in a new book based on on journal entries and text messages kept by a madam. the coach said the claim is unbelievable. >> another week, another bitter loss for the eagles. they are 1-3 after a gut-wrenching let down in washington. quarterback sam bradford threw three touchdowns in the second half, fans were finally seeing the passes they expected from bradford. the defense most of the game couldn't hold the lead.

an ace. position. you got to take full advantage of it. that was key tonight. every time we got guys on base off degrom. we took advantage of it. those are big opportunities. the way he throws the ball. you got to make the most out of all of those. >> ken: thank you. >> erin: what a treat, mike moustakas. i have to ask him questions first. your pitcher, johnny cueto cruising through three. and in the fourth inning. kind of got out of whack a little with the strike zone. you met him at the mound. what was the adjustment to be made? that's what he do. >> erin: what was working the rest of the way for him to finish the game tonight? >> he had his head in the count. that worked for him a lot. he was ahead in the count. first try. >> erin: ned yost shared with us, something you saying, you have come to the point on big stages like this, this just does this feel lake aike a regular game? >> i try to concentrate on my game and plan. we love the fans. thank you for the support. and thank you for everything they do for us. >> erin: thank you so much. mike, come on over.

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mets were ready to sip some bubbly last night at citifield, but the ace the dodgers staff had other ideas. ing up, clayton kershaw throw as gem and force as game five on thursday night back in hollywood. oh, what a series. and the cubs are going to the nlcs. that's right, i said the cubs are moving on. we'll find out if chicago will caring about the things that make each of our clients unique... ...that's what makes >>> as the saying goes, it all comes down to this. mets and dodgers tomorrow night for the right to advance to the nlcs. the champagne was on ice last night, but the one man standing in new york's way was clayton one night after the amazings exploded for 13 runs, the dodgers ace limited them. a chance in the eighth, but daniel murphy, who had homed off kershaw earlier hit as harmless fly ball to right field and now it's back to dodger stadium for winner take all ball game. >> what about the challenge now going to los angeles for winner take all game five. >> it will be fun. this is what baseball is all about. it's a fight game five and it will be a lot of fun. >> i wish we cou

point72 is descended from s ac, but it is not that in any way. it has a different objective. >> let' s talk about that. what is the mission statement? mr. haynes: a three-part mission. to be -- generate the highest terms in the industry. also to create highest ethical standards and also create the best opportunities for the brightest talent in the industry. we think those three things are absolutely synergistic. they support each other. >> in terms of recruiting, are you still able as a family office to ring in the best and brightest? mr. haynes: we were oversubscribed after we hired about a hundred analysts. we have looked at for 500. on the outside over the last couple of years. we have had stuck -- such an internal pipeline of people coming up as analysts. some of them want to be that as a career and some aspire to be a portfolio manager. of the nine new or folio miniatures, the last time we designated them, one was an outside higher and eight were internal. "wall street week" will be right back. >> what is the temperature on the trading floor

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. >> reporter: it ace a beautiful day to be a temple owl for a program, community and let's face it, a city accustomed being in the mid city doll drums right now. temple football is giving us all something to cheer about. >> i'm just so happy right the now. >> football team is doing well, it speaks volume of the university. >> every day i wake up, like waiting for it. >> that is kind of excitement seven and zero a national ranking and date with the fighting irish will bring, just look at the that permanent smile on head coach math the math rule. >> it gives everyone that goes to school here, works here, went here, loves temple gives them something to cheer for. >> reporter: rule says while steaks couldn't be higher gearing up for notre dame his players just like fans are enjoying the moment and why not. >> they should have fun, they shouldn't get tight. this is an unbelievable experience. the city will be a buzz so enjoy it, play as well as we can and see what happens. >> that temple glow only getting brighter. and coming up at 6:00 o'clock, it is just talk, at this moment, but there

hamels wasn't the ace he was to get them to the playoffs.th inning he saw his old teammate ben revere. revere with a single to right bringing a run in. blue jays with a four-three lead. the rangers tied this thing up and this thing went to 14 innings. the rangers alberto with the rib by single and the rangers escape with a six-four win. they now lead the series two two-zero and bittersweet. i don't know whether to be happy or mad that ben revere and cole hamels are playing so well. >> figure. >> all these phillies players playing so well in the post season. you didn't do that for us. >> doesn't matter they're gone. >> come on now. >> it's over. >> how war says the eagles are going to win. >> i got the eagles winning, too. every time i say that they lose. >> i got temple winning tomorrow, too. >> oh, brother. >> that does it us for here tonight at 6:00 o'clock. >> we'll see you back here at 10:00 o'clock. have a great night. inside edition is up next. >> good night. ♪ ñÑ >> runaway car. >> my car won't stop. >> the terrified teen. >> i had no

the ac-130 gun ship is very precise. it has on-board guns.hey aim straight at enemy personnel positions. so it is very precise. it is able to stay up in the air quite a while. there was an ac-130 in the area according to military reports. they are investigating whether this is the aircraft that may have been involved in the attack. >> thanks to barbara starr for that. we know, chris, that the u.s. military is early on in this investigation. what's the reaction thus far to this bombing? >> after our barbara starr talked about that this morning, the army released an updated statement. that statement read like this. they said u.s. forces conducted an air strike in kandu city against individuals threatening the force. this incident is under investigation. so that fits with what barbara starr reported earlier on our end. we have also reached out to the white house and the state department. right now, they are letting the military do the talking. we did hear from the u.s. embassy in afghanistan. they put out a statement that said, the u.s. embassy

. >>> ac transit has to shell out more than $2 million after someone hit a bicyclist. this video may be a little tough to watch. >> reporter: karen mk clen don was riding her bike, and a vehicle plowed into her. we're showing you ac transit's own video right up until the moment of impact. >> impact was her face on the windshield of the bus. >> reporter: she suffered multiple fractures of the face. she placed her in a medically- induced coma for many days. there's a 2 $.5 million settlement for her. >> this bus driver, there was a history of insubordination. >> reporter: six weeks before the crash, her attorney had almost the same problem. the speed of the turn dumped a bus passenger out of her seat. >> some medium role in the process, but no discipline, no taking her off the road. >> reporter: she is getting on with her life. andrea kpix, news 5. >>> not a lot for 9ers fans to cheer about tonight. >> it wasn't a total loss. >> big televised games are helping with superbowl 50. >>> the host committee was busy tracking the facilities for the big day. while they can't sha

that is a worker dangling from a bridge 13 store ace above a water. hear from the rescuers coming up next. >> we will be right back. >>> fire fighters are still on the scene of the vacant warehouse fire in southwest philadelphia putting out hot spots. that fire broke out last night on 70th street and cobbs creek parkway. it left a three alarm before fire fighters were able to get it under control. >>> health scare when a nurse uses the same syringe to administer flu shots to dozens of employees at the otsuka in west windsor. cdc is recommending they get tested for hepp tight, b, c and as well as hir. >>> volkswagen american ceo is in the hot seat on capitol hill to answer questions about the company's emissions cheating scandal. cot has admitted to rigging millions of its diesel cars with off the wear to be pollution tests. >>> 5:45 right now. preview party for an important event in the fight against breast cancer. >> eyewitness news at the boyd's department store where third floor women's department hosted a prehe view party for painted tied ball, an

. >> reporter: school security director ace that will also be addressed, as are other security measures, that he ace are being considered, comparing them to is what done at our country's airport. >> hopefully we will get to the point where we have to in the take our shoes off and things but metal detectors, automatic locking systems are things that we are looking at. >> reporter: now if those major security changes take place, if ever, it will be sometime before they are implemented here at the community college. of course, monies when that swiping process starts and the president says that students should pack some that time to get to class because there could be bottlenecking. we're live in spring garden i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> we are learning new details about the final moments of the last week's mass hooting at umpqua community college in oregon. prosecutors now say that the gunman who fatal willly shot nine people, killed himself inside of a classroom after he was wounded by two plainclothes detectives. prosecutors say that the two detective say that they sa

pork ace beef raised with antibiotics would be implemented by 2025, that is according to subway. subway, the trend of fast food restaurants doing away with the medicine in meat products. chipotle, mcdonald's and chick-fil-a and mcdonald's made the commitment. >>> lego factories are hitting a brick wall when it comes to meeting holiday demand. world's largest toy maker say some kids may not the get their hand on legos this holiday season. spokesperson says danish company's factories are running at full speed but problems with forecasting demand means all orders will not be filled in time. >>> and chocolate lovers rejoyce, hershey's is bringing you something extra sweet for the holidays. company a announced it is selling a new hershey kiss deluxe that will be double the standard size, have have a hazel nut center and with rice crisps. new kisses will be on shelves november 5th, erika. >> nothing like a big old kiss, thank you. >>> right now 5:38. a parking battle will is brewing in the city of philadelphia a. at issue spots dedicated solely to electric vehicles. take this spot for

ace washington. >> mr. washington isn't in the room. anybody else who would like to speak on this item? hearing none public comment is closed. any of the commission ers any questions? i have a question. you may know i [inaudible] parking. how many parking spots are removed along folsom? >> if i could i would like to have the representative from sfa answer that. i believe it is around 10 percent but let me-- >> afternoon commissioners. greg nob nab mta praiject manager for folsom street project work wg ocii and public works. the question of how many parking space will remain along folsom street rf affthe project is still something we are working on. we have to work with the fire department. the original plan is sth majority of the parking remains othen street and hopefully that st. the case but the fire department is concerned about the width of sth street available it them and the way it is designed it may notd be parking but curb side loading is i think the more appropriate treatment along the street given the high density. something t

here's some of the stories we're following on "action news" glcialtion a pedestrian is killed on the ac expressway. >>> violent attack, philadelphia police may know who they are looking for after four men break into a home and beat a man before robbing him. >>> final flight u.s. airways becomes a thing of the past landing at philadelphia international this morning. first, chris sowers joins us with a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. it's good weather if you're flying today. >> reporter: we have the coldest day of the season on the way today. let's get you outside, we're live in atlantic city. it's a very quiet morning. we have a light breeze out of the west at 5 miles per hour. there's not too much weather going on this morning, but the temperatures that's going to be the headliner this weekend. the coldest air this season is on the the way. a killing frost is expect med in the -- expected in the suburbs. millville, 40 degrees, dover, 45. trenton, 44. we'll starting point you out with sunshine throughout the early morning hours a lot of cumulus will bubble up during

the black horse pike high water west of the ac expressway. right lane is out of commission as we kick things off on this monday morning. >>> a warning from the fbi has area colleges on alert a posting threatens violence near a university in philadelphia that's what it said this afternoon. erin o'hern is live at temple, one of the area schools that notified students about the threat. >> reporter: good morning, tam, universities in philadelphia and law enforcement are taking the threat very seriously what they are calling abundance of caution. it is nonspecific it says the violent act will take place at 1:00 p.m. central time. >> i never heard anything about that before, i don't know what to do. >> reporter: the consensus on campus is remain extra vigil today posted on 4chan it states on october 5th a fellow robot will take up arms at a school in philadelphia. schools are play downing the threat. students are responding. >> i was going to not go to class, i have a written exam so i am forced to go. >> i think i will be alert tomorrow and hopefu

>> the ac. >> for people with ac. >> on tuesday, a bit of summer coming back the next 48 hours. live doppler 7hd right now showing you, it's quiet picture but live outside the east bay hills camera showing coastal clouds spilling into the bay, creating a wide range in temperatures. right now, fairfield, 86. along the coast, 60. half moon bay. 68 oakland. 78 san jose, livermore, the warm spot, 87. we have an active current along the coast so there's a beach hazard statement through 9:00 tonight from sonoma county down to monterrey county for strong rip currents at our area beaches. live doppler 7hd look with satellite showing you beach weather on the menu. autumn heat is moving in thanks to two high pressure areas that will crank the heat. we'll focus to an area of he pressure to the south. this will bring some rain showers to portions of southern california on wednesday, but what it will do for us, take out the heat mid-week. so the future tracker temperatures, tomorrow, back to the 90s in many spots, especially inland, and then the temperatures even warmer from there on tuesday

what new jersey politician proposal to make ac more appealing to a-listers. >> get it, ac, a-listers. >> you got it. >> i see what you did at 4:00 in the morning, you're quick. >> she's good, guys. >> it is wednesday, october 7th, 20156789 i give all of the credit to candice. >> oh, wait. that's not original? >> no. >> our star producer, yes. >> you know what scotty did? he did all his own maps, all his own work, he's on it. >> he is a one man show. >> good morning. >> good morning, chris, lauren, did i my math this morning, and i can tell you what, we are talking about wonderful wednesday out there. yesterday was so nights. we had a ten. why not give today another ten? so looking pretty good out there. take a look. satellite and radar showing dry, quiet conditions, few passing clouds, so temperatures not as chilly this morning as they were yesterday. pretty quiet along the eastern seaboard, finally getting a break from the rain, in sections of the carolinas after the devastating floodingment look at the numbers, currently 61 degrees in philadelphia, about 10 degrees warmer than this

then baiaiy wessling serves up the ace...mvao is out to a 7-1 lead. but here come the eagles...ali verzani, stops t run with a hea swing to cut the lead to four. then it's jadin wagner...from the continues to chip away. later in the set...the eagles finally break through...jenna wede serves up the ace...they take their first t ad of the night at 13-12. then for good measure, verzani smashes it off the block...lawton- bronson storms back and takes it in straight sets. in class 1a...kingsley- pierson battling number 14 siouxland community christian. knotted at 1 set a piece...sherrel grant...starts the third off right...with the big block to tie it up. and it was back and forth early.....chel mercer...t.t hot to handle fromthe line...it's 8 a side. but then the panthers go on a roll...allison bailey crushes one home...and this little dude is loving it. then mercer, getting it done on the attack...kp up 21-14, closing in on the set. but back come the eagles...courtney nelson gets the block...they would battle point...mckenze carlson finishes it off with

for the air ace green, that marked his 15th victory. it was mcleish's first.s first taste ofen m i blood. returned to the base and wolfed doup lunch. his orders called for the squadron to be back in the air deep in belgium patrolling behind german lines. he flew up into formation with the 15 machine camel circus in a three bird flight with green, and an english airman lieutenant allen. they flew north along the belgian coast. in the thick, shore line cloud cover, the pilots separated and lost sight of each other. after searching for a few minutes, mcleish, green, and allen gave up on finding the others and decided to continue patrolling alone. seeing no enemy targets, they turned eastward and flew inland several miles behind the german lines to where the cloud cover lifted. two miles north of the blasted ruins of the town, they spotted two german aircraft flying a few thousand feet below them. often the germans would set up planes flying low and then have other fighters flying up above who would be hidden in the clouds or the sun and when the allied fighters w

you will hear from the mets' ace coming up later in sports. that's a wrap from citi field. >> for a lot of people it looks pretty obvious. thank you. >>> now to staten island where fences are going up less than 24 hours after a teenager fell to his death. the building has been vacant for decades but was a known hang out for teens. ida siegal has more. ida? >> reporter: nan eighbors say it was so easy to get into the building. kids used to walk through it like a shortcut to get to the that, the community says, is unacceptable. a small memorial outside this mammoth abandoned building. a 16-year-old boy who fell 16 stories down an elevator shaft. he wasn't supposed to be inside but neighbors say kids do it all the time. >> it's sad but kids sneak in and out of there all the time. >> reporter: it's unclear what exactly he was doing in there on friday. he is described as a good kid, but the temptation to go inside the empty building has lured countless teens though it's clearly unsafe. the building has sat delap dated for many years now but it used

some have left the city ahead of sunday ace referendum. there is a heavy police presence in some strongholds. >> i hope they restore peace and the government is there to security people. >> the people are oppressed. we need to find a solution to this problem. >> the opposition is protesting changes to the constitution. it has an age limit and says a president cannot run for a third term. the president is 72 years old and has already served two seven-year terms. the government officials say that the president has not said anything about staying in power. >> he does not speak about these things i think it will be a subject perhaps in a few months. we're not in election for the president. it will come perhaps in may or june ever 2016. not yet. yet, it is for the constitution of a country. >> more protests are feared. >> government buildings have been destroyed. this was a police station. opposition leaders say they're not giving up. they insist that the referendum will go ahead on sunday. >> the presidential election is due to be held in july

use route 30 the white horse pike or the ac expressway. time for the commuter report. getting a report of godfrey avenue east of rising sun, another good spot to avoid at this point. >> thanks so much. >>> russia is continuing it's aerial assaults in syria. they carried out 30 airstrikes against isis in what the kremlin calls other extremist organizations. it damaged or destroyed 12 targets. a military spokesman said there's no indication that the military hit any isis targets. >> new on "action news," basketball pro labron james is speaking out about the random shooting death of a 6-month-old in ohio. the child's mother was driving and someone shot at the car. james took to twitter to voice his outrage and dismay with violence taking over the city. this is the third time a child has been killed in the shooting in cleveland in the last month. police are searching for the gunman in this case. >> the eagles game against washington is still on despite maryland being under a state of emergency ahead of hurricane joaquin arrival. demarco murray is having -- rehabbing the in

the collision resulted in delays for both the capitol corridor and ace trains. there is no word on what caused the collision. >>> hot weather across california prompted a power use warning across california tonight. the alert ended an hour ago. cal iso runs the power grid. the agency issued the alert saying the demand for electricity exceeded the capacity to produce it. >>> and taking a live look outside from the kgo roof camera. parts of the bay area hit record temperatures and a cool down is on the way. hi, sandhya. >> hi. the autumn heat is not here and let me show you exactly how warm or hot it got in your neighborhood. it was hot enough to tie records. kentfield 92 degrees and 93 in san jose. it was 96 in redwood city, concord and santa rosa. san francisco 87 and half moon bay is 77 degrees. as you look at live doppler 7hd, this area of low pressure is sending up high cloud and eventually we could be seeing more than clouds. i'll be back with a detailed look and a closer look at live doppler 7hd coming up. >> thank you, sandhya. >>> a former jail guard accu

tonight they are throwing at the cubs ace pitcher jacob degrom. >> they are trying to win the first national league pennant in 15 years. >> anthony johnson is at wrigley field in chicago but we begin with rob powers. >> reporter: i like that, they moved to another city, another stadium but they look for the mets in chicago to face the cubs. two wins away from the world series. lead by daniel murphy they are at wrigley field. they are eager to get the game started. the lack of success in the friendly confines is well documented but they made a habit of proving people wrong. degrom on the hill. they have been swinging the bats well for a while. they will take their chances in chicago's home park. >> back in their place and warmer, so are we. we have power, too. you look at our power numbers from august 1st on, we are dangerous. >> yeah, you are. getting closer to game 3 mets move along and the fans are on for the ride. anthony johnson is at wrigley field for the game but more importantly, he is there for the fans that can't be there, right, anthony? >> reporter: absolutely. some mets fans made

. >> i was here a while back when i was facing foreclosing and here with the ace about the california cares program and it was basically reduced to a study and i haven't heard anything else but things have progressed it something that has happened i'm going to be evicted from my property my property has been foreclosed and i'm even getting the benefit of a jury trial i did find the money to hire a lawyer to have an appeal but i understand that they're very rail upheld so i spent high time trying to give me people hope in san francisco spent many years as a crisis responder who helped people that are victims of my whole life is trying to help people and yet i'm being pushed out there is no reason for this to happen i've been working the whole time and the banks didn't give me a chance to revolve this issue is a miss carriage of justice for everybody to let media lost my home or 20 years i don't understand why that is happening and pray that something can be done so my family if have the indistrict of being evicted from my home of 20 years. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i stand

still high water tidal flooding the right lane is blocked in both droakses -- directions west of the ac expressway. >> is it real or hollow words, either way, local campuses are tense morning after an online threat used by the gunman in organ. >> reporter: nobody knows how to take the threat, but university officials and law enforcement are taking the threat seriously out of an abundance of caution. the threat is not specific to any university or school. it says an act of violence will takes place at 1:00 p.m. central time. >> 0 nobody knows what to think about it. i never heard anything about it before, so i don't know what to do. >> reporter: the consensus on campus has been to remain extra vigilant after a threat was posted on the site 4chan the same message board implicated in last week's school massacre. at 1:00 p.m. central time a fellow robot will take up arms near a university in philadelphia. schools are downplaying the threat posted with a profile picture of a frog with a gun. students are divided how to respond when classes resume. >> i was considering not going to class, but

he aced the college entrance exam. he didn't get one question wrong. cram he took notes and skimmed over vocabulary words. he may have been inspired by his older brother who aced the sats four years ago,. >> close eye on it is coast, accuweather is yawp dating a chance for flooding as the jersey shore perhaps for the worst. >> later you think you can by anything on amazon. we'll tell you why the company is pulling some products from the site. how much protein does your dog food have? 18%? 20? nutrient-dense purina one true instinct with real salmon and tuna has 30% protein. support your active dog's whole body health with purina one. 67:00 a.m. on this friday, october 2, i'm tamala edwards along with erin o'hern, matt o'donnell is off. here's what's happening. >> an oregon college is in mourning after another mass shooting. we are learning more about the gunman. >> residents in new jersey are not

acing u.s. attorney will step down next week and if approved he will take over the largest in the country. >>> metro is looking for something, anything it can do to keep from losing riders. that may be something close to a satisfaction guarantee, how it might put money in your pocket. >>> construction in any of the districts can put bottle next on the roads. tonight, we learn how one crew working on a bottleneck are planning to keep it to a gl glenelg. >>> back here at the live desk, the country's top transportation official just put the brakes on plan to prop up federal oversight of metro. anthony cox favors plan that would focus plans to reform state oversight of metro. last night we told you the federal transportation system for monitoring metro have been ineffe ineffective. the ntsb wanted to transfer it to the federal but looks like that won't happen. >>> meanwhile, you could tap in 0 the metro poor service. they fully admit service problems and other issues are driving riders away. they're

clark gable does in the end with "gone with the wind" when all seemed lost but i would just demand ac at the defense table for nixon and. i believe then and now we're about to lose a president because of inadequate legal representation. with the principal deputy i transcribe the tapes and the documents and i would brief the senior staff but you may remember that ended rather badly. not that i just lost my first case of lost a president and i left a rather bitter end maybe you remember the mantra that no man is above the of lot. but 12 years ago i decided i would have another look to see how watergate unfolded that the special prosecutor's the government employees that the files are kept at the national archives it takes some time to put it in the foia request but if you persevere you can read the documents of the opposition this is like years have you lose discovering 30 yes have you lost the to be and ship football game to have access to the coach's play both from the other side to see what they're doing to exploit your weaknesses and you we're doing to exploit there's and defend you

less than one tenth of one percent of test takers ace either exam.eers for pushing him to be better and, of course, his big brother. >> i was just saying that the other day, correlation doesn't always reflect causation. absolutely, those clouds are a little misleading. >> right now, no clouds to speak of. we'll talk about what's ahead. we're talking about sunshine as of this hour. hurricane joquin continues to battle the area. they've seen flooding from storm surge, torrential rain and powerful wind right now. good news is it is expected to remain well away from the east coast. bad news is, there's another system it's not a system, it's a separate system. they've already seen a lot of record rainfall in the area over the last several days. daily rainfall records, as much as two feet of rain is expected across parts of the carolinas through the weekend and going into mondaying. so keep in mind, if you have travel plans there, it is definitely going to be a wet one. 66 in tahoe tomorrow, 82 in los angeles. if you're traveling around the bay area, tempe

to find a new plan with staggering price increases that reflect the real rate of coverage with the ac mandated benefits. and while i know know the represent new york, i'd like to know have your state exchange is been audited like new york does was by hhs where we found is 62% error rate? and again subsidies being given that were not based on eligibility of income, and if so what did your state, i know mr. allen who may not -- >> we used the federal platform. >> just skip you. ms. o'toole? >> and two congressmen. not to my knowledge. i did see that report so i'm generally familiar with what you talk about. not to my knowledge. i just want to note that we obviously take compliance very specific we have a robust team has worked on that, and making sure that only eligible minnesotans are controlled through mnsure with a focus. >> that's a we would hope for. [inaudiblmr. gutierrez? >> not to my knowledge but we have a validation program for elderly system. >> mr. kissel? >> we have not been audited a we have come with a small community and since everybody has by phone number we are self au