so not national weather service advisories but chp advisories. it is breezy. later on today we'll warm up into the low 80s in the warmer spots. your full forecast coming up. but george, wind advisory on the bay bridge. >> that's right. >>> it

committee report a few the first one is a report from the parents advisory council and a representative from there. >> good evening superintendent and all the members of the board i'd like to say thank you for letting us be a part of this year-end report to the board of education decrews a parent of betsey carmichael have three children at betsey carmichael elementary school and i'm a member of the president of the school p t o i like to remind everyone to represent the parents voices to to the board of education discussion and implementation the report summarizes the pass during the 2015-2016 year and named the challenges and identifies projects we'll continue on working on, on the last page of our report there is a had a right that provides the apac specific goals the apac is in line with the shaped learning from what we hear in families across the city and apac members met with superintendant carranza to hear about the priorities and the apac supports those efforts this dialogue helped united states to focus our project families for the year this year, the apac carried out campaigns

. >> now we need to move on interrupted with the public comment but anyway, advisory council report. >> good morning commissioner president james and commissioners executive director mcfadden the advisory council meet on may 18th and the executive director came and shared information which the growth felt department and the funding with dos one of our advisory council members shared his experience with from the field on terms on things that issues that are take place with seniors was great to see the director was interest to help direct this particular individual in the right direction and work with dos and be harmonious with the service and also i can say we have 16 members on the advisory council short 6 those 6 we're short comes in the supervisors so we are actively i guess we'll talk with the supervisors to make sure they holed up their end of the bargain and get people on board with the advisory council we have a discussion about the site visits and how we must do ramp up and came to the exclusion in we had 22 members on board we could do the site visits and to the commission an

so not national weather service advisories but chp advisories. it is breezy. later on today we'll warm up into the low 80s in the warmer spots. your full forecast coming up. but george, wind advisory on the bay bridge. >> that's right. >>> it was issued, julie, at 1:45 this morning. so we'll check with the chp and caltrans to see if it's still in effect. having no impact on the backup where the westbound ride is still 11 minutes out of the maze and no delays across the span. a look at the san mateo bridge highway 92 to foster city at 13 minutes. that's as good as it gets. if you are heading from or to marin county, here's your golden gate bridge ride. he easy trip time from downtown san rafael 14 minutes to the toll plaza. >>> across the united states, doctors have to swear they will do no harm. but some feel that california's "right to die" law puts that very premise up for debate. and it takes effect today. kpix 5's anne makovec is live in the newsroom with the fine print on this law and the strong opinions it sparked. >> reporter: kenny, today california be

wind advisory through the altamont pass, as well.ffic moving okay connecting over to 680. no delays. on 680, you will have brake lights southbound a little sluggish as you work your way out of pleasanton towards 101. 33 minutes for your drive time. 29 miles per hour in some spots. roberta, did i hear you right, there is a possibility of rain in the forecast? >> take a look at this right now. it's our live weather camera. we see drizzle on our camera lens. all right. okay. this is a little misleading. that raindrop or two that you see on our camera lens is associated with the condensation. it's the drizzle with the marine layer. that's pushed onshore this morning. but that's nothing. we have bona fide showers in the forecast. right now temperatures 47 degrees a cool start to your day in santa rosa. otherwise mid-50s around oakland through berkeley into alameda. all right. the other side of the coin today not only do we have cool conditions but we have winds at 14 san francisco. 20 sfo. 14 san ramon. winds are slight in san jose but 16

there is the advisory with the winter weather advisory for snow, about two to five inches of snow lateht into tomorrow for northeast california. there could be some isolated snow showers around the tahoe- truckey area as well. be surprised west 23, west 13, west 25. we don't have a 60 wreath. brentwood at 69. blackhawk, 54. martinez, everyone is close. looks like we'll cloud it up tonight and tomorrow. by tomorrow morning, i'll be talking about rain. sun and clouds, mostly cloudy, 60s on many of these tells. very cool. >> don't be in a rush to get to 60, steve. enjoy the 50s, okay. [ laughter ]. >> believe me, in more ways than one. okay. got you. i like it cool. >> me, too. >> pretty good. let's go out and take a look at the east shore freeway. already up to our number, 41. 41. yeah. i don't like 41. i like it to be a little lower here between the carquinez bridge and the mcarthur maze. very crowded in richmond. slow in richmond if you are trying to access the richmond bridge getting over to marin. let's get to the toll plaza, about a 20 to 25 there. no major problems once you get on

. >> now we need to move on interrupted with the public comment but anyway, advisory council report. >> good morning commissioner president james and commissioners executive director mcfadden the advisory council meet on may 18th and the executive director came and shared information which the growth felt department and the funding with dos one of our advisory council members shared his experience with from the field on terms on things that issues that are take place with seniors was great to see the director was interest to help direct this particular individual in the right direction and work with dos and be harmonious with the service and also i can say we have 16 members on the advisory council short 6 those 6 we're short comes in the supervisors so we are actively i guess we'll talk with the supervisors to make sure they holed up their end of the bargain and get people on board with the advisory council we have a discussion about the site visits and how we must do ramp up and came to the exclusion in we had 22 members on board we could do the site visits and to the commission an

. >> now we need to move on interrupted with the public comment but anyway, advisory council report.r president james and commissioners executive director mcfadden the advisory council meet on may 18th and the executive director came and shared information which the growth felt department and the funding with dos one of our advisory council members shared his experience with from the field on terms on things that issues that are take place with seniors was great to see the director was interest to help direct this particular individual in the right direction and work with dos and be harmonious with the service and also i can say we have 16 members on the advisory council short 6 those 6 we're short comes in the supervisors so we are actively i guess we'll talk with the supervisors to make sure they holed up their end of the bargain and get people on board with the advisory council we have a discussion about the site visits and how we must do ramp up and came to the exclusion in we had 22 members on board we could do the site visits and to the commission and what needs to be done in t

we have a winter weather advisory in effect for plumas county.snow expected above 7,000 feet. a quarter inch of rain in santa

wind advisory? >> golden gate and 92. >> it's been really blustery outside, let's take a live look at the golden gate bridge one that has a wind add viery in effect right now we have some of that marine layer pushing through these winds will be with us all day today like they were yesterday in fact in some spots the winds might be stronger. let's take a look at the forecast, 9:00, probably heading out to work temperatures on the cooler side mid to 50s for most of the bay, inland valleys partly cloudy, mid-60s, 70 inland and 3:00 this afternoon partly cloudy very windy with gusts climbing back up into the 30s a potential for 36-mile per hour winds, the satellite view shows you those winds coming in, this is the direction of the storm system from the north it is actually bringing in quite a bit of wind for today and tomorrow yesterday when i showed you this map you saw the clouds moving in a straight line right into oregon this morning you soe it dipping south now that will be the trend as we head tow

. >> now we need to move on interrupted with the public comment but anyway, advisory council report. >> good morning commissioner president james and commissioners executive director mcfadden the advisory council meet on may 18th and the executive director came and shared information which the growth felt department and the funding with dos one of our advisory council members shared his experience with from the field on terms on things that issues that are take place with seniors was great to see the director was interest to help direct this particular individual in the right direction and work with dos and be harmonious with the service and also i can say we have 16 members on the advisory council short 6 those 6 we're short comes in the supervisors so we are actively i guess we'll talk with the supervisors to make sure they holed up their end of the bargain and get people on board with the advisory council we have a discussion about the site visits and how we must do ramp up and came to the exclusion in we had 22 members on board we could do the site visits and to the commission an

that's the one that has sparked the flood advisory. it's really the only shower that we have right now in the entire area. so it just shows you how hit or miss they are today. it's right around 476 and the p.a. turnpike. it's starting to die down a little bit with gwyneth township seeing the heaviest of it. the light green around maple glen and white morristownship. the flood advisories till 7:30 because we could see minor flooding possible up to about one inch of rain in the heavier spots. we'll keep our eye on this the rest of the evening. philadelphia, 60 degrees tomorrow morning. still warm and mostly dry. then thunderstorms before the weekend. we'll take a look at that forecast coming up. >>> one of our bridges is off-limits tonight. the burlington bristol bridge will close from 9:00 p.m. until 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. crews are in the middle of a three-night construction project building warning gates. tomorrow night the bridge opens only one lane. >>> target is gearing up to open its first center city store next month. the re

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, georgia. 13 million under heat advisories. the peak will be sunday/monday. tucson's all time record high, 117. 110 on saturday, 116 sunday. you're going to be approaching your all time record high. not a monthly high, all time. as far as phoenix, 122, maybe a little out of reach. we think about 119 to 120 will be your high toward the end there. 97 in dallas. northwest, maybe showers on saturday in seattle. as far as father's day, what a beautiful forecast, boise to billings to se couple of days. blistering heat, 105 to 106. a little funny, we're so hot, baking in so many place, let's go to the opposite end of the earth. 74 degrees negative in the south poll. it was negative 100 a couple of days ago. >> wow, that is perspective. you think we are -- >> i know. >> polar opposites. good line there, perfect. thank you so much, bill karins. >>> just ahead, major new discovery from egypt air flight 804. plus the pope earns his stripe with a close encounter with a tiger. you're watching "early today." like a new dress shirt or tie onl

for a very short period of time he was an appointee to the international security advisory board. what qualifications did he have? apparently none. but he has donated $1 million to $5 million to the clinton foundation. he donated to mrs. clinton's 2008 primary campaign and served as a bundler of large campaign donations for democrats. on the campaign trail today, donald trump called his appointment just another example of his crooked hillary campaign theme. >> she even appointed to the national security board someone with no national security experience, instead, he was a donor, a recent donor, to hillary clinton's campaign. >> reporter: it is clear raj fernando are no diplomatic experience or background in international security affairs which could explain why just one month after taking this photo during his very first meeting with the board, raj fernando was writing a letter to secretary clinton resigning. and e-mails just released show behind the scenes political panic was setting in as a state department official struggled to explain what this big donor to the clinton foundat

in 2015, chaired the advisory council. our charge was to effect changes in efficiency in our duty and working relationships and of course some things has already changed and bylaws had to be brought up-to-date. i'm very interested in the dignity fund which i hope will be on the ballot this coming november. i think this set of guide is very important in guaranteeing seniors and people with disabilities a descent ride in our increasingly expensive city. if it does pass, i would like to be a member from advisory council to the dignity fund. and i'd like to continue just to contributing to the advisory council, a few active participate and attendance is regular and when appropriate using skills in summarizing research and writing. i'm very happy that the department of aging adult service will be working with the university of california geriatric program because i felt for a long time that closer relationships with the university and the department will benefit the well-being of older people in this city using the latest resea

there is still a wind advisory in effect for the bay bridge. here at the san mateo bridge, right on time now, the closer we get to 6:30, the heavier the traffic gets. >>> thousands of people are honoring the boxer who moved his fist fast than we could bling. could blink. crews are readying freedom hall in louisville, kentucky. ali was a muslim. thousands are expected to pack freedom hall for the memorial. locals are especially moved because ali staged his last hometown fight in louisville back in 1961. >>> one bay area rabbi will be at the weekend's event to remember ali as a social justice hero. michael lerner worked with ali during the peace movement against the vietnam war. ali's family asked learner to represent jews at tomorrow's service. the rabbi responded that he is humbled to talk about the boxer's fight for peace. and the champ is coming back to the big screen in a tribute to the greatest. sony is set to re-release its 2001 oscar nominated film, ali, in hundreds of u.s. theaters so fans will have one more way to say good-bye to him. >

let's take you through the heat advisories out there. it's going to be very hot. and today we're at 93 in kansas city, 93 in chicago. st. louis at 95. in the mid-atlantic, i think we have a good chance of hitting 100 degrees in raleigh. there's the heat in the middle of the country and still one more decent not too hot day from d.c. to new york. 83 today and then tomorrow you jump up to 92. and not only will you jump to 92 but slowly the humidity will be increasing too. 98 in st. louis. by the time we get to sunday, there's a little magenta in here. carolinas, by 100 on sundays. new england and the northwest, they'll save money on air conditioning bills, but everybody will be blasting the a.c. all weekend long. >>> up next, we'll explain why

flood advisory until 6:30 for sea isle city.ou can see a lot of heavy rainfall this afternoon most of that now out to sea and we are logging at drying conditions for most of the area. we'll take a tour as we move toward berks county right now just north of reading, watching a couple of downpours that should continue to kind of sag its way to the south and then eventually rain itself out. nothing severe and once again most of us as i expand the view will stay dry south jersey, drying out along with delaware. i-95 right now looking pretty good. temperature wise, we are rain cooled wildwood 70, 70 in millville. 78 philadelphia. 79 right now in pottstown and cooler down the shore. beach haven only checking in at 69. 68 at the boardwalk. 70 right now in cape may point. so for the upcoming weekend, that storm system pushes out to sea. high pressure will move in. both days we're looking at sunshine and also temperatures warming into the mid perhaps upper 80s near 90 by sunday. temperatures for tonight low 60s in the burbs. 65 degrees i

prompted flood advisory until 3:00 p.m. for sussex county so if that's where your travels take you you may end up with some possibility of flooding out there in the next couple of hours, generally speaking, though, we take a look at some of the area dew points, walk out the door and it is a saturated air mass, so muggy outside, dover, you're just sweltering at 77 degrees. and you know with these high dew points, that is leading to, you know, any time we see wet weather fire it up could douse you briefly. currently the area temperatures mid 70s, expect to add close to 10 degrees onto this here today. mid 80s in the city, the expectation, we do think a lot of the clouds will have a chance to lift specially further inland go. but with the sun comes the threat for some stronger thunderstorms. so coming up a bit later, talk about the severe threat, when the storms most likely to strike and where specially. then also, have a nice little preview for your holiday weekends all straight ahead, jim? >> thanks, katie. frightening more

in 2015, chaired the advisory council. our charge was to effect changes in efficiency in our duty and working relationships and of course some things has already changed and bylaws had to be brought up-to-date. i'm very interested in the dignity fund which i hope will be on the ballot this coming november. i think this set of guide is very important in guaranteeing seniors and people with disabilities a descent ride in our increasingly expensive city. if it does pass, i would like to be a member from advisory council to the dignity fund. and i'd like to continue just to contributing to the advisory council, a few active participate and attendance is regular and when appropriate using skills in summarizing research and writing. i'm very happy that the department of aging adult service will be working with the university of california geriatric program because i felt for a long time that closer relationships with the university and the department will benefit the well-being of older people in this city using the latest resea

. >> so determined to get to work on time didn't notice the wind advisory. is there a wind advisory on the bridge? >> not now. >> i noticed wind on the bay bridge. and our producer our weather producer billy poon says it will be breezy and brisk today. here's a live look over the bay. we have a sea breeze at the coast and bay you will feel the winds kicking up and temperatures are slightly below average for this time of the year. even cooler today than yesterday so here's today's highs around the bay. cool around the bay, 68 in oakland. we have a chance of rain in our seven-day forecast. we'll take a look at that coming up. >>> grab the jacket out the door, heads up, here's a look at conditions on 80. eastshore freeway at university avenue we have a photographer standing by and traffic is building westbound making their way out of berkeley towards oakland. if you are heading towards the bay bridge, we'll jump over and show you a live look at that now where traffic is moving a little bit better. we saw a few cars stuck in the cash lanes so right now things ar

the kinds of advisory. and that is the proper line to draw. it would count with respect to the question of finalists. >> we have met in every way the finality standards of the second prong. it has been determined, we talked about legal consequences, any one of those satisfies the finality standard. >> the best example of a legal effect following a jurisdictional determination, what is -- >> increased risk of enforcement, the very existence of the jd constitutes evidence of violation if one were to discharge without a permit. >> that sounds practical, not legal. >> that is legal. also i would suggest as this court recognized this jurisdictional determination increases the risk of civil and criminal liability. >> that is affect determination of willfulness on the part of the landowner? >> it doesn't two respects. when the court is looking at the agency. the clean water act requires the court look at the good faith efforts and by extension the bad faith efforts and now that we have a formal determination, there is a knowing violation which brings

>> we have a high wind advisory over the altamont pass. heads up there. usually fairly slow traffic for the early morning commuters. thought we would check with the bay bridge, no metering lights, a couple of cars waiting to pay. nice 15 minute drive from golden gate field into san francisco. not bad. we have road work. this is northbound 680 after south mission in lanes for a few more minutes and now reports southbound near mission of an accident. we will check on that when we come back. >> speaking of your commute through oakland, listen up, police are out in force ticketing drivers and previouses would spray late traffic laws. special attention will be directed to the drivers who are speeding, and making illegal towns or failing to stop for signs and signals. the oakland police department is have thed 876 fatal and injury collisions involving pedestrians during gist the last three years. >> california's high-speed rail system is $63 million more expensive this morning. officials say it is due to a lawsuit that tied up land riches for four years, the fi

no wind advisory this morning. so an easy commute hayward to foster city. >>> a department in turmoil just six days after he was sworn in oakland's acting police chief is out. kpix 5's christin ayers on the affair that cost him his job. >> reporter: oakland's new acting interim police chief paul figueroa says his appointment was a surprise. >> yes. >> reporter: mayor libby schaaf made the announcement in a news conference. >> i did remove chief ben fairow from his assignment as interim chief at the oakland police department. >> reporter: fairow a deputy chief with bart police took over as oakland's police chief last week amid a growing underaged sex scandal in the department. but now fairow has been dismissed over an inappropriate sexual relationship of his own. while he was married he had a relationship with an adult more than a decade ago. none of which precludes him from serving as a sworn law enforcement officer with bart. >> i respect that decision on behalf of the bart chief. but for oakland, at this moment i

the authority citizens advisory committee we will seek input on the new revenue measure.the last two is innovate v one. we have ideaed such as telephone town halls. they may be the most effective way to reach a lot of people in the short timeframe. at the plans and programs committee [inaudible] several of our colleagues in other counties seeking sales tax mesers have done this approach which involves getting phone calls and remindsers there would be electronic town hall where you dial in at dinner time and participate. it sounds boring and like who would do this, but the results have been

we talked about this yesterday at the customer advisory group of kaiser. and because of telemedicine and because of so many things, those regulations really need to be looked at. it might be something that we ask our state elected officials to ease up on to provide access to integrative healthcare because it is hit and miss when you are in a rural area. very good point. >> thank you. any other public comment? public speaker: thank you, claire von'sky. when they look at driving, they look at how many members they might have in an area to determine that. but, i strongly support that because of our twaul me mess because i'm concerned about stockton because they don't reach fresno. but stockton and if kaiser has presence in those areas, it helps members who are in tul me that -- help with that. we have been working with the retirees. i have been getting a number of complaints from our members with regard to medicare services for our retirees who are blue shield members. i have been working with mitchell and with staff on these issues. they are unresolved at th

we will come back and look at the going going with a fog advisory. >> the outcry is growing, how could a former stanford swimmer be found guilty of sexually assaulted an unconscious woman and be sentenced to six months. the judge is being pushed to be recalled. matt? >> thousands of people are asking for a judge to be removed from his position after sentencing the former stanford swimmer. santa clara built superior court judge sentenced the 20-year-old brock itemmer to six months in jail for sexually assaulting a woman unconscious and intoxicated in january of 2015. with good behavior he could end up serving only three months. the judge fear add longer term would have a severe impact on turner. many are calling the sentence a slap on wrist. the prosecutors asked for six year prison term. >> the petition was started after thursday's sentencing, and the author calls for the judge to be recalled for the lenient sentence. there are mother than 30,000 signatures close to the goal of 35,000. before last week the victim read allow a letter and read, high told my parents i was assault asked my

advisories, until 6:30 tonight and more in delaware and other parts of south jersey. we'll let you know when it moves out and what's ahead for the weekend in a few minutes. >> glenn, we'll check back. >>> breaking news now in the past few minutes. the new york stock exchange closed, and it was not a good day. live picture of the big board. you can see the dow jones dropped more than 600 points there. 611 points, the worst single day loss in five years. why? it's all because of the so-called brexit backlash, reverbuating today and hurting your 401k. it's complex. let's explain it. what happened? a much anticipated election held in britain yesterday and early this morning. we learned, in fact, people voted to leave the european union. now, it could take two years before that exit actually officially happens, but the election outcome is up ending leadership in the u.k. already. shortly after the results came in, the prime minister announced he would resign this fall. he was leading the fight to stay in the european union. here's a closer look at what it means to be part

advisories through sunday, and the same areas will get some storms tonight. look at the heat ind dees indices. 105 in des moines. some areas hit by storms tonight. wisconsin, tornado watch posted. the strong storms will role. and tomorrow night, by 5:00 p.m., could see strong storms. skies in new york won't nearly be as blue as they are now. >> rob marciano will be tracking it all weekend, thanks, rob. >>> and a rite of passage tonight in washington, the first family celebrating malia obama's graduation from high school. she was 10 years old the night her father won the presidency. nearly eight years later now, the president says she's ready for life after the white house. there was that image, helping her father translate in spanish in cuba. and her sister sasha turning 15 today. seen here, meeting ryan reynolds. in the background, malia giving the whole scene two thumbs up. >>> still ahead on "world news tonight," the explosive new o.j. simpson documentary. what we're now learning about the infamous moment with the glove. and the tip simpson received before

there have been serious indications of fraud in visa petitions, including outright forgery of advisory opinions, shell production companies, and sponsoring employers without any connection to the motion picture and television industry. these concerns led chairman goodlatte and ranking member conyers to send a letter to uscis in 2014 which stated, and i quote, it seems that at the very least uscis should be notifying these organizations when a-- it approves petitions over their objections. however, we are told that such organizations are rarely if ever notified regardsing the outcome of petitions to which they object. transparency for any visa program is essential to a secure and effective immigration policy and therefore we are concerned about the reported potential fraud in o-1 and o-2 visa petitions, end quote. it is important to note that there are no indications of abuse by the major studios. such as members of mpaa. in fact, it is my understanding that the labor and management consulting organizations conquer with the vast majority of -- concur with the vast majority of visas subm

and i just want to pass one down, i attended the advisory committee meeting on april, 28th. where they were actually one number short of the quorum, which forced the significant delay and they actually then lost the quorum before they were and because one of the agenda items was neighborhood out reach, and you had many concerned citizens who take in the time out to come to the meeting and including representatives from two japan town neighborhood groups as well as representatives from the planning and association for the richmond. and who all understandable are frustrated at the process. so i think what this committee may need most of all is someone who is willing to take the committee and the projects seriously. and if you appoint me, i will be that person. and just a final note. i know the previous at large position holder was a richmond resident and so i think that it would be good to diversify the at large position to other neighborhoods. thank you for considering my ka dancy. >> thank you very much. last call for any applicants who are here for item four? okay. seeing n

it's going to be a fun ride with that small craft advisory in place. the view from san francisco looking towards the bay bridge. another view where you see the mid-level cloudiness. clouds at the coast this morning will retreat. everybody enjoys sunshine but boy, is it going to be a cool blustery day around the bay area? right now from 48 degrees in santa rosa to 56 degrees in oakland. winds are the other side of the story today. we have 19-mile-per-hour winds in san francisco right now 30 on the approach to the bay bridge from oakland. 14 at sfo. 10 throughout the tri-valley. 13 in antioch. 20 in the fairfield area. winds are calm in santa rosa. here's what you need to know for you midweek forecast. we have afternoon sunshine for all. windy and cool, clouds gather tonight. light showers in the forecast for your thursday. winds up to 25 miles per hour today. these winds begin to relax but not until tomorrow morning. but still kind of blustery along the seashore. area of low pressure is well to the north according to our satellite-radar. we have the clo

. >> hi, i'm helen executive director of mental health advising citizens advisory committee i'm hournldo say a few words when i came to the board it was not long after that he was in the position of deputy director of public health department and sharing i was one of my board members worked for a week-long conferences at berkley for holidays in the medical profession one of the things have a public health project to complete with all he was doing and the position he volunteered to go with me to be one of the judges i got to know jimmy not that he didn't have enough to do it was profound he knew with the public health department needs and went to judge and then over the years identify worked with him in different displacements from the public health department he understood the mental health needs not a stepchild under his leadership and the leadership in the southeast sector to bring to other attention of the department of health i could go on i'm grateful for him for not retiring everything he steps into he brings success thank you. >> thank you very much next speaker please. >> jimmy,

small craft advisory through 4:00 a.m. wind up to 30 miles per hour dug afternoon and evening. here is a look from the exploritorium you do not see the white caps yet but you will later today. high clouds today fast. chance of thunder on thursday and summer heat on father's day and beyond. today, low-to-mid 60s half moon bay and san francisco and richmond and upper 60 to low 70s around the bayshore and 70 to 76 inland neighbor. lows tonight from the upper 40s in the deep of the valley to let 50s so cooler than this morning. my seven-day forecast shows tomorrow about two- to four-degrees cooler away from the coast with a chance of thunderstorms across the north by on thursday and we will take an hour by hour look at that and warmer than average with 90s returning inland for father's day. sue? >> good morning, troubles in the north bay, we have car fire blocking both lanes of northbound 101 near the dump and a blip of purple is the closed lane. with slow traffic subbecause of "lookie-loos" with 20-minute drive the commute di

estate department's international security advisory board. what qualifications did he have?. what he did have is big money ties to bill and hillary clinton. he has donated $1 million to $5 million to the clinton foundation. he donated to mrs. clinton's 2008 primary campaign and served as a bundler of large campaign donations for democrats. on the campaign trail today, donald trump called his appointment just another example of his crooked hillary campaign theme. >> she even appointed to the national security board someone with no national security experience, instead, he was a donor, a recent donor, to hillary clinton's campaign. >> reporter: it is clear raj fernando had no diplomatic experience or background in international security affairs which could explain why just one month after taking this photo during his very first meeting with the board, raj fernando was writing a letter to secretary clinton resigning. and e-mails just released show behind the scenes political panic was setting in as a state department official struggled to explain what this big donor to the clin

we have a winter weather advisory in effect for plumas county. five inches of snow expected above 7,000 feet. a quarter inch of rain in santa rosa but everyone else less than .05" of rain. milder at this hour than 4 hours 24 hours ago. light rain north of the golden gate bridge. temperatures in the 60s through the 70s. i have a big change for your weekend. that's coming up about 18 minutes after the hour. >> a vehicle lost control and is stuck sideways in the road. we have big delays two lanes shut down south eight #decoto road making for delays southbound side of the "60 minutes." a lot of activity on scene. not too far from there on the northbound side near the coliseum along 880 as well, this accident now cleared over to the right shoulder. so traffic is doing okay if you are heading through that portion towards the bay bridge. and a traffic alert continues south 85 at saratoga. it's clearing. slight delays southbound but northbound the commute direction is busy and busier than usual through there for a lot of looky-loos as they pass the accid

it does not mean much because it is not binding so this would he and advisory.remy corbin. confirmation if the news is true that he has lost the vote of confidence. electionou trigger only beip, it can triggered if jeremy corbin resigns. he has made clear that he has no intention to do so. if 20% of the party possible lawmakers put their names to a letter backing a rival. we heard from jeremy corbin the last couple of days and he seems that if there was a leadership contest, he would put his name forward. he was so popular last year. he won over safety percent of the boat so there is a likelihood he would be voted in despite losing a possible majority of mps in westminster. mark: we are also hearing, according to the conservative party leadership, a new leader will be announced on september 9. that seems to be the definitive day. on the leadership contest, it begins tomorrow when various members will throw their hat into the ring. willar that stephen crabbe throw his hat into the ring with a joint ticket with the business secretary. the plot thickens. yes, we al

this guy got on a top secret advisory board. lou: he is a man of mystery.and we have been working hard to find out. >> abc news when they asked about it, the clintons stalled so they could get him off the board. lou: we wish you a good weekend. donald trump expected to name his vice presidential choice at the convention. we wanted to help him choose with our own veepstakes. we'll move forward to a subsequent round. so far you have chosen rudy giuliani and chris christie. tonight we move forward with three more names. newt gingrich, ben carson and former secretary of state condoleezza rice. from that list, who would be your choice. cast your vote on twitter @loudobbs. would a democratic the of clinton-warren be a dream or nightmare for donald trump. look at this video. it must be the world's most daring supermodel. watch as italian bombshell makes a death-defying leap from a helicopter at 15,000 feet. this is what she is jumping over. soaring over an active volcano in a wing suit. the adrenaline junky holds a number of world records for her death-defying stu

high wind advisory still in effect for the san mateo bridge. back to you guy. >> did you ever do a lemonade stand? >> all across america, many kids feel special with a plan to run a let me need stand. >> but an 8-year-old from michigan was a bit brainier, because he decided to sell history. yeah, history. gabe is so proud of america that he is teaching history to anyone who will listen. gabe is dreaming up a career in the military. his dad and grandpa served, and he can't wait until he's old enough to do the same. his mom, meanwhile, is very proud of gabe's go-getter ways. >> one day he just came down and said, mom, i would like to make a booth, and for 25 cents tell history, and tell people stories. >> they usually pay me a quarter or more. if they gave me more, i tell 'em a lot. >> cute. >> and i'll bet he knows his stuff. as for the money he makes, he gives it all to veterans, or his local church. >> maybe a history professor in the making. >>> these kids go at big surprise this weekend as they hided to the movie theater. how an anonymous do

in 2015, chaired the advisory council. our charge was to effect changes in efficiency in our duty and working relationships and of course some things has already changed and bylaws had to be brought up-to-date. i'm very interested in the dignity fund which i hope will be on the ballot this coming november. i think this set of guide is very important in guaranteeing seniors and people with disabilities a descent ride in our increasingly expensive city. if it does pass, i would like to be a member from advisory council to the dignity fund. and i'd like to continue just to contributing to the advisory council, a few active participate and attendance is regular and when appropriate using skills in summarizing research and writing. i'm very happy that the department of aging adult service will be working with the university of california geriatric program because i felt for a long time that closer relationships with the university and the department will benefit the well-being of older people in this city using the latest resea

commission in san francisco, the naacp executive great depression boards committee and the urban advisory board also known as spur he also served on the black leadership forum and gateway high school and the list going on served as the miscellaneous board additional university of san francisco advisory group, san francisco delinquency prevention and the action on the coalition of aids wow. what a career. >> (clapping.) >> and to be quite honest this on the resume so many to say about doctor moses career i can't fit it into the board meeting i hope you'll join me tonight as well as the host of my of the doctors friends it stand up and recognition his auspicious career and not a better location than 18 hundred oakdale this man is tremendous to my personal growth a community man hike an uncle and sand he was is leaving an official capacity but grateful he will continue to serve this man is an incredible father and i hear wonderful husband that is what alma tell us he 1e78g9d that he raised four children that grew up professionals and with the warmest most filled heart that i want to present

the activity player looks like yesterday, good for kite subasking not so good with small craft advisory for sailing and i will look at that coming up. >> i will show you a painting from the bay bridge and the three day forecast, showers, thunderstorms, best early tomorrow and the timetable on that is next. sue? >>> a couple of problems cropping up right new as we told you, we have a high wind advisory on the altamont pass and we will check on that in a second, it could explain an accident, high winds and an overturned big-rig blocking right hand lane. c.h.p. is heading to the scene. we usually do is slow traffic out of tracy but this will add to that. we will get back to that. we have now a couple of citizens southbound 680 at miss, the off ramp and southbound 880 to five cars involved in the 80 accident. >> the bay area housing market is changing. next, a shift in inventory means something to you if you are trying to buy a home. mark zuckerberg opens up about mark zuckerberg opens up about his ♪ mark zuckerberg opens up about his this goes out to every backyard hero. for all the effort

off the coastline there's fog and dense fog advisory for anyone in the water. off the coast it's not too bad. we knocked it down to 5-mile visibles in atlantic city. 58 in quakertown and pilots. some of the burbs have dipped. 64 in coincidence -- coatsville. 60s in browns mills. 67 in glassboro nero -- near rowan university. fair amount of clouds and bright enough to see sunshine. high of 84. 7:00 a.m., 63. 9:00 a.m., 66. noon, partly sunny, 76. just a little bit muggy, pretty comfortable day. 3:00 p.m., 83. the high 84. 5:00 p.m. you're coming down from that and 81. tomorrow morning we have showers or thunderstorms around, i'll show you future tracker 6 matt, coming up in a minute. >> reporter: overall it sounds acceptable him we'll take it. good morning everyone we're trying to kick out the construction crews on 202. southbound lanes they have one of the two lanes block, but not a big delay coming south toward the 30 bypass. they should be gone any minute from the southbound left lane. the crews have left the vine street expressway. everything is reopened. th

flood advisory calvert and an a runnel two a.m. until eight a.m. especially high tide there could be major issues. dc right now basically cloudy skies. 73 degrees. look at that relevant humidity 90%. dewpoints have been up all day long. its really been you can feel it very uncomfortable when you step adding to instability that's going to continue to build up in the atmosphere and help to fuel the storms. right now temperatures in the low 70s and upper 60. as far as your forecast is concerned, we're looking at saturday as seeing late day storms not a washout on saturday, however. sunday is the day where things are going to be wide prejudiced and we do have enhanced riving of severe w i'll have all the details unjust a bit back to you. >> lounden county community got early morning wake up call when police raided a house in leesburg. investigator would not reveal much. but they did say the raid was part of a longstanding investigation. self law enforcement agencies participated in the raid. neighbors told us they are aware of gang activity in the coun