. >> we are giving you the new wipable seats and new air conditioning units which is great for the riders. >> add in the 100 cars that are out each day for repairs and you have a problem. >> i am a big guy, so it's harder for me and i carry a lot of stuff going to school and stuff, and i have a big backpack. it's tight in there. >> the biggest thing you can do is take off the backpack and and put it on the floor, it takes up a lot of space. you are whacking people in the face when you keep it on. >> and use the middle of the train. people do not move to the middle of the the train and it could help in this situation. >> the rehab project will not be done until this year. we have to get through the period and hopefully we will have more trains out and available. >> new trains are on the way, so relief is coming but not for a while. they are not scheduled to start arriving until 2017. abc 7 news. >> all right. the city of san francisco is starting controversy as they are trying to do clean up a homeless camp. matt keller is in san jose temperature goal is to get housing and services for the

. >> if you don't turn air conditioning on. >> i gave in a while ago on that one. it will be a lot more comfortable on that one. still very warm. it is the scoop here. we do still have wet wet ter track on storm scan three but it is all rain that is long since moved out to sea. you will still be left with damp boardwalks and roads through delaware and beach towns there but you can see bulk of that rain is it is all moved out to seee. we are essentially at this point done with the front, still some cloud cover when we zoom it out you can make out and a trace where this front is still located but it will be dipping south allowing high pressure to take back the lead. even though a lot of times we will see a drop, significant drop on the thermometer behind a cold front this one just brings back the comfort as opposed to a cooler air mass, so, here's what we will end up with more sunshine with time we will start with a few clouds but those will break. every hour gets brighter, but it will be nice and comfortable. by tomorrow we are keeping high pressure on our side and

leaders decided to close woodson high school in northeast because of an air conditioning outage. it is not far from the prince george's county line. all other d.c. schools are open as scheduled. >>> definitely not a day to be without air conditioning, as you can see from this live camera. the sun is in and out of the clouds out there, but things are heating up quickly. tom kierein joins us with his first forecast add midday. good morning. >> good morning, barbara. welcome back, good to see you. the september heat wave that we've had the last several days continues today. not quite as hot as we have been. we're been in the mid-90s each day since sunday. today with the clouds around that has helped to hold the temperatures down but it is still very humid. that's a live view looking off to the west. few breaks in those clouds, a little sun trying to come out. storm team 4 radar not showing any rain. we had a few sprinkles earlier this morning and that is now long gone. temperatures are into the low 80s in washington, nearby suburbs across northern virginia. north and west of washing

some districts occupy old buildings that don't have central air conditioning. here at lower marion, that's not the case. the heat is out here on the field. this afternoon, we watched football, field hockey and soccer teams out here in this heat. the school district is taking extra precautions to protect the players. >> summer has arrived at the start of the school year. >> reporter: the first day of school at lower marion high school. temperatures in the 90s mean the student athletes need more of this. >> extra coolers, sports drinks, additional ice on the field. >> reporter: lower marion school district doubled its efforts to keep kids hydrated. it feels like 98 degrees out here. then add running, kicking and blocks in the mix and the heat could be dangerous. >> we like to remind the kids, make sure that you are not overdoing it. if you need to take a break, let the coach know. certainly, drink as many fluids as you can on a day like today. >> reporter: that's outside. some schools struggled to keep kids cool indoors. >> it's a challenge. we are dealing with i

this is like looking at the ocean air conditioning without the coolant. weak sea breeze, so our temperatures soaring around parts of downtown san francisco earlier in the upper 70s. still down the peninsula, seeing the numbers in the 80s. still 91 degrees there in redwood city. areas south of san jose well into the 90s, campbell, santa teresa, livermore, tri-valley, numbers at 97 at walnut creek and livermore, still in the 90s in the north bay. come up, we're going to start to see changes. the marine layer is going to thicken up and tomorrow morning, the return of the coastal mist and low clouds hints at a big drop in temperature. how quickly will we lose the heat? a full look in your forecast coming up in a few minutes. back to you. >> thanks, rob. >>> the holiday weekend is winding down, lots of people heading home. 35 million people across the u.s. traveled more than 50 miles or more for the labor day weekend, the highest number since 2008. this is what it looks like on 80 in emeryville, not too bad. usually looks like that. oakland, traffic more heavy

. >> little tough in the classroom this afternoon where you don't have air conditioning but i'm sure fans will be going. right now we've got dry conditions out there. had a little bit of a shower out to the west that died down overnight. there are more clouds that will increase as the day goes on and as we get later into the afternoon and especially this evening we could see another round those drenching showers and thunderstorms. couple evenings. 77 in philadelphia right now. and it does still feel muggy out there. we have not gotten the front come through to remove that very humid air in place that we experienced over the last couple days. 72 in allentown, 76 in sea isle city so everybody warm. as we head out the door this morning, look for muggy conditions. 75 degrees by 6:00 and 78 degrees by 8:00 a.m. we are quickly going to see those numbers climb this morning. and this afternoon it is going to be hot and steamy again. 81 by 9 o'clock, 89 by noon and then by 3 o'clock, 94 degrees. that's your high today. it will probably feel like it's more like 100 degrees with the high humidi

some of you might think it's not great sleeping weather, especially if you don't have air conditioning, but it should cool off pretty good tonight. 90 in san jose tomorrow afternoon. 99 in gilroy. it will be another hot one. 88 in sunnyvale. 91, cupertino. on the peninsula, 88 in redwood city, 87, mountainview. low 70s near the coast. a nice warm day. daly city, 70. 80 in downtown san francisco. in the north bay, we will bring you the low 70s at our beaches with some fog. hot sonoma. inland highs away from the effects of the sea breeze, it will be hot. 98, livermore, 97, walnut creek, pleasanton and ant yaiochantioc. a look at the seven-day forecast. spare the air alert up tomorrow. upper 70s to 90s through the start of the weekend. the second half of the weekend, we will see a slight dip in the temperatures early next week. we will start to see noticeable cooling around here. until then, i think best thing to do is head to the coast. >> that is the best thing to do. thanks very much. >>> still ahead, a chunk of the sierra nevada fractures and the moment is captured on camera. you will

believe me in the emerging market, it's a big deal to have a car with air conditioning.he rise of electronic vehicles has created more demand for cooling products because the batteries need to be kept cool. and stop-start hybrid technology which is become increasingly popular require as whole additional heating, ventilation and air conditioning system because when the engine is stopped, you can't use it to power the car's climate control. meanwhile, europe is moving toward carbon dioxide-based refrigeration in cars. something that could provide serious upside for visteon. one of the few auto parts makers that's made substantial investments in this particular technology. let's do the numbers. because that's what you're interested in. how much would visteon be worth if the company breaks itself up? how high could it go? let's go through the sum of the parts analysis here. first, visteon owns 70% of all visteon climate control. which is a publicly-traded company, traded in korea. that means we have an exact value for the business. and visteon's stake is worth $3.9 billion.

employees say the air conditioning went out a couple of days ago. >> saturday. tosome shopping appealed this woman, who likes a comfortable shopping center on a day like this. >> yes, comfortable for the customers. >> what did you get instead? >> it is hot. there is one fact that most people take comfort in. it is september, so this heat wave cannot possibly last as long ban if it had arrived in june or july. reporting live from the mall, stephen tschida, abc 7 news. it won't stickg around very long. but yes, the kids are going back to school tomorrow, a lot of kids for their first day in for those kids who do not have air conditioning, i feel for them. really hot out there tonight. a little bit of a breeze. we had a beautiful, beautiful rainbow over the city. the stronger thunderstorms moved through. and nowwhat was left, the sky is beginning to clear nicely, and we will look for improving conditions. thethis will go through next few hours or so, and then tomorrow at this time, another round of showers. the dew point levels are still comfortable, holding at 70.

actually, up north of 130, and i can tell what you, that air conditioning came at about the right time at that six month point. >> you started that phase, too, added electricity, an air conditioner, running water, appliances. now i guess the phase, you calm it a studio dumpster, but how in the world are you going to handle a bathroom in that kind of space? >> right, so it is a sort of it rative experiment. the air conditioning was first in the texas summer. we're going to have to figure a way to expand the dumpster or strap this right outside of it. >> so you strap it right outside, so you won't have anything inside the room then. >> right, so there's going to be a few things that are going to be a real challenge to get inside the dumpster and those two things are the shower and toilet. i can say right now, the thing that i missed the most is that toilet, because middle of the night, 30 second sprints are not anybody's idea of a good time. >> now that you're start to go plug in the water, the electricity, are you still confident that you can keep to that 1% goal that you only use 1% of

we await the return of low clouds and natural air conditions. a look at that when we come back. >>> the plans to move a card room has been tabled. bay 101 had planned to be moved to milpitas. the state legislature just killed a bill that would have made the relocation even possible. >>> time to pay up. most muni riders are paying higher fees starting today. fares for adults are climbing by a quarter to $2.25. monthly passes are also increasing by $4. those for disabled will not change. >>> am could soon make it easier for us to make purchases with the slide of a finger. apple is teaming up with banks and businesses to turn its next iphone into a mobile wallet. the new mobile wallet will allow consumers to securely pay for items via the iphone. it will be unveiled september 9. >> i don't brief yelieve you ha plan! >>> did you see a movie this weekend? guardians of the galaxy topped the box office. it's the third time in first place since its release weeks ago. not only are the guardians saving the summer movie season, it is also the top-grossing

freer air conditioning inland.onight we have fog to the north and mid-to-upper 50's and the rest us in the upper 50's to mid-60. today, our cold front is to the west and we have a it coming to us on tuesday. the jet stream will drive the wet weather to washington and oregon. we are on the end of this so rain on wednesday into the north bay. by thursday morning into the afternoon and lower elevations will see more rain, spay .2" and santa rosa at .1" and less in the south bay. the bulk of the wet weather, 1" to 1.235". the seven-day forecast, enjoy the mild temperatures, tomorrow, and when morning with clouds giving way to a few high clouds. the clouds are thicker on wednesday and rain and cooler air on thursday into friday and saturday and sunday more sunshine and warmer fall like weather. >> in alamo we have a crash northbound 680 with a car that hit a tree. it is on the shoulder and not blocking lanes. green conditions. you are at top speeds. to the north, the drive southbound 680 has tail lights from pleasant hi

supposed to arrive, security name and swept through everything, take downing light fixtures and air conditioning and marking everything, and finished just the day before spiro agnew was to arrive. late that evening senator simpson arrived at the hitching post and check in, went to his room, and i got a call about 2:00 a.m. from chief of security for spiro agnew saying, we have had a breach and you need to come right out. so i threw on my clothes and ran and went with the master key and the security and went to the front door of the room and knocked on the door, and at 2:00 a.m., senator simpson came all sleepy and said, del, what do you want? i said, you -- you're in the wrong room. i have to move you. the said, no, it's 2 in the morning,s removal. i said no, i'm sorry, you're moving, so we moved him into a room. and through the year is went to washington, dc many times to visit senator simpson to lobby, and every time i saw him he started remember that asshole spiro agnew made me move. any phone rang at 7:00 a.m. from a friend of mine that owns the business down the street and the called to say

thank you for gathering with us here in the air conditioning.our perspiration until the end of the show. oh, my god. it has been s

and so she got the air conditioned car and all the air conditioners for the trip, and she even had all her stationery printed and everything, and but it wasn't to be. i don't think she was ready because it turned out harry had begun his major affair and if she had gone she would have lost him, because absence didn't make the heart grow fonder. it just freed him up to see the mistress more easily. >> host: so let me just ask you my last totally unfair question. what next? >> guest: what next? retirement. >> host: never get to retire. edmond is working on edison now. just keep doing this. we don't know how to do anything else. >> guest: no. but problem is it takes so long and you don't live your own life for all those years. i was interviewing her friends, i was staying in her houses. i was traveling with her. was living her life for many, many years, and my friends will tell you this, neglect my friends, my family, i didn't see my sister for three years. this is all-consuming thing if you do it properly, and you had the same exactly with bellow. >> but i took only a third of the time. >

low clouds and fairly strong case of ocean air-conditioning. microclimate camera network across the bay area. notice the low clouds breaking up during the day. high clouds going from left to right across your screen that's looking south. those are high clouds filling in from the east. more on that coming up in a moment. east bay microclimates, you'll notice we still have mid 80s toward the brentwood hills. east bay, out towards moraga, 69 degrees. they have that sea breeze going. eventually we'll see some drizzle at times on the coast. in the meantime to the east, you might see these giant clouds. the tops visible from the east bay. as you look off to the east, you can see big thunderstorms there. notice the way they're moving. they're moving north-northwest. it does not appear though that we're going to see that get close enough to bay area. tomorrow morning, coastal mist and drizzle at times. we'll continue to see the threat of severe thunderstorms as we wrap up the weekend. the weather could make some interesting turns as we head towards the

if you do 100 homes, you need 100 roofs, air conditioning systems, plumbing hookups. high-rise, you find out up with a more lateral movement, less piping, less air conditioning, less heating, less cooling, everything becomes smaller. >> and these effect real meme's jobs. >> exactly. >> and we talk about people being able to do more with fewer employees. and one place where you see that is in the growth of internet sales. if people are buying more online that's fewer people employed at the stores. and that is likely to continue. >> yes, one or two stores are making their stores no longer stores. they are basically showrooms. the sales people there do not have product on hand. they go right to their tablet, load your information online, and get shipped directly to your home. so the store has become a showroom, because this way they don't need the inventory and everything that goes along with that. the distribution hubs, the stockers, the cashiers, everything. it reduces the amount of employment and you still be able to touch, feel, and taste the product before you actua

what's in high school in northeast is closed due to an air-conditioning outage. repairs are expected to be made today and classes should resume tomorrow. check on the weather as we take a live look outside. another hot day in the district. you definitely want that a/c. >> the big question is, is a cooldown insight? jacqui jeras has a look at the forecast. feeling a bitre better than yesterday. feel factor is down significantly. in the low 80's in most spots. how warm we get will depend on whether we can get rid of these pesky clouds. notice the sun is shining. carroll county, frederick, northern fauquier. pretty well socked in here near reagan national. dew point at 68 which is not too bad. northeast breeze coming in to keep the clouds around. 79 in gaithersburg. 81 in winchester. 83 in fredericksburg. upper 80's this afternoon. 88 at 3:00. by 11:00, 78 degrees. another string of 90's in the forecast before the big-time cooldown comes. how low it will go, coming up in the seven-day forecast. had to firefighters rescue some families from a burning apartment buildi

kids are back in the classroom and there's no air conditioning make sure to dress them lightly. as we look at 4 day at 4 hot and humid, scattered storm tomorrow in a few spots and not widespread of 9. lowering humidity wednesday sun and clouds, 8. we stay above normal low humidity thursday 88 and heat and oppressive humidity comes baca leash aby friday at 90 degrees. people are wondering where is summer. it's here now even after labor day. >> just a little late to the party. adam, thank you. an annual picnic in one bucks county town got a twist the this year. they enjoyed food, music and games williamson park morrisville and new mayor dave ravelaa invited residents to show off their rides classics to hot rods and motorcycles and a lot of people put their favorite wheels on display and owner of the most popular vehicle took home a trophy. >> very nice. and i know you got something buzzing next. >> very juicy buzz because it was the wet weekend apparently to have a wedding if you were a celebrity. three big newspaper tuilles to celebrity. three big newspaper tuilles to tell you ab

it is heating up. >> especially inland. >> may is to term up the air conditioning.ng lights on san bruno mountain, it is clear. temperatures are from two to eight degrees warmer than yesterday and 60 and 70's turned into 70's and 80's and we are in the upper 48 through the central valley and sunshine and hazy smoke and 94 in yosemite and hazy and 81 in lake tahoe. >>> metering lights are flipped on, at the bay bridge and here is the result backed up to the macarthur maze with traffic flowing nicely. the peninsula, northbound 101 an early car fire is off to the side of the road and c.h.p. is on the scene working to get this accident cleared westbound 580. >>> you may notice something different today when you are online, you could be seeing a lot of this icon, the latest symbol of internet symbolist symbol of internet symbolist with a loading ice could cause an extra charge >> and a $7 billion water bond. just released poll fines there is a problem with the measure we will tell you what is wrong. >> the new abc7 news now. a look from the east bay hills camera and, als

it is going to o be a tough day out there with any kd of air-conditioning.ternoon-ais cold front is poised to mo through and there is the possibility of strong thunderstorms this afternoon even intnto the overnight. 93 yesterdayhich is 10 degrees above normal a today temperatures 87-93 and strong storms likely by mid afternoon and tonight, more storms and tomorrow 77-82 degrees and less >>> over this wall. that's a lot, although we may -- this may be the last shot we do from this position. >> in the thick of it when it comes to covering all kinds of storms. there's no storm too big. you look 12 there, by the way. we are so glad that you have joined our "gma" team. coming up we'll see another side of rob marciano including how you spend your time with your beautiful wife and young daughter. >> they're terrific and after watching that video i'm happy to be here with ron in the dry, comfy studios of abc. >> but don't get too comfortable because we'll send you back out into the rough stuff. >> i love it much. >>> also coming up also completely different. the sam

this is kind of thick smoke that will get through window and air conditioning system and brought in byral air and so thick that the kind of expect that will wake you up in the middle of the night and you will think your own house is on fire. that is how bad the reports of the smoke are throughout town and you mentioned you smelled the smoke from these flames coming over the bridge from south jersey too. so it is a real smokey fire and smokey mess and boy, they have so much water on this we are looking at water in the streets here running down the street and amaze ago this perhaps not having another one of those low flow days where shower at home in center city because they are really, really putting hoses on this thing even though it is under control. i counted at least 20 hoses full blast and going from every direction. you are only seeing one side of the street here on american, they have this going from four sides. there is a lot of guys and women and hoses on this thing and great news it is under control. we will get back to you. >> they are not messing around because they have had

and sealing up some air conditioning that -- air conditioners that are in the windows and the like. >> very early to have parents pull children out of their beds. >> it is. it is. but it's really -- this time of day is really the safest time because there are not a lot of people on the street and so we're hopeful that at 7:15 it's still early. we're asking people not to come out to take a look at the implosion -- look at the implosion on the tv. >> that's very hard for philadelphians. >> that's true. that is true. that is true. >> this is giving birth to a new community. >> yes, it is. it has been a long time coming. we've been working on this project with the community since 2008, actually. so the demolition of this high rise is going to bring 55 new affordable rental units to this neighborhood. >> thanks. we appreciate you joining us, mr. johns. you can watch the implosion on nbc 10. we're going to have it for you throughout the morning. live for now in germantown, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >>> new this morning, three men are in the hospital after they were stabbed inside a west

the heating of the day, trivalley tomorrow will set ocean air conditioning in to effect tomorrow. the cooler air comes in to replace it like we see now. the sea breeze will be held at bay as high pressure strengthens above. the temperatures tomorrow most likely a few more 90s. breezy outside right now. the winds backing off at 8:00 tonight and we should see some patches of low clouds. stan cruz should see sunshine. in the 80ss for the afternoon. high pressure strengthening keeping things warm for now. probably until tuesday. then we will go from the 90s in the valley to a big change as a trough drops down the coast. that will send the high to the desert southwest and we will see big-time cooling inland from the mid-90s to the 70s to mid-80s by the middle of the week. the trend should hold up for next weekend with too. past the hot temperatures tomorrow the rest of the week is cooler. tomorrow san francisco should see warmer, 74 degrees in the forecast. san jose, close to 90. south of downtown is where temperatures around saratoga to morgan hill that should reach the mid-90s. notice

so, get out and hit the air-conditioned stores. the box office saw a lackluster labor day weekend, but one movie is still breaking records. >> i come from earth. a planet about laws. my name is peter quill. movie.ved this "guardians of the galaxy," topping the charts once again. now the highest grossing movie of the year. a special box office mojo. "teenage mutant ninja turtles" numberudy -- steady at two. jenny mccarthy went from "the view" to saying i do. she is now mrs. donnie wahlberg. it is a second marriage for both of them. the only labor day weekend wedding. ashlee simpson married evan ross on sunday night. diana ross, his famous mother, helped to plan the event. off, dwyane wade and gabrielle union tied the knot on saturday. the couple married at a miami area castle with a moat. this is the second marriage for both of them. lot of second marriages. final look atth a the weather, next. >> wrapping up the weather forecast -- let me guess. hot? >> humid? >> [laughter] a big pop-up could be headed our way that is widespread. t

of the year, the same temperature in august and new york and got the air-conditioned car and all the air conditioners for the trip and even has always stationery printed and everything but it wasn't to be and it turned out that harry had already begun a major affair at that time. she had gone, she would have lost him because absence didn't make the heart grow fonder in that case, it just freedom up to see the mistress more easily. >> host: let me ask you my last totally unfair question. >> guest: retirement. >> host: who gets to retire? edlund is working on edison now and we will keep doing this, we don't know how to do anything else. >> guest: you don't live your own life. i was interviewing her friends and traveling with her i was living her life for many years and my friends will tell you this, i neglected my friends and family and didn't see my sister for three years this was an all consuming thing if you do it properly and -- >> only a third of the time. slight comparison. >> guest: only wrote. you don't have a visit, extracurricular life. >> not after a fashion. in some way too

for the evening commute, the only issue is your car overheating, maybe have you air conditioning, 89:30 and getting down to 83 by 7:00, the late storm after you are done. the high heat and humidity gets shoved off the coast by the cold front and it's warm and bright and not as humid or hot tomorrow. less humid and 88 and great for the union at ppl park, and a warm and nice day on friday, and sunny and hot and not too terribly humid. by saturday we get a high of 88 and stickier and could be a shower or thunderstorm in the afternoon and evening. sunday for the evening home opener, sunny and 80 and a chance of a thunderstorm or shower around and back into the 70s on monday. >> david, thank you. >>> finally this noon, you hear this man's home is his castle. andre built his own castle using a 3-d printer, he created this castle play house, he designed the castle and then the machine printed outlayers of concrete in patterns he programmed, he hopes to use this as a pretty oh type, to build actual homes with a 3-d printer. that will do it for "action news" at 12:00. have a great afternoon.

my father worked in a hot, un-air-conditioned place for 40 years. he went to night school. >> what was his job? >> he was an engineer. i can remember when he would come home from night classes. he never complained about anything. i am often asked that i do a lot of work on immigrants and trying to provide counsel for immigrants and i think part of the inspiration as i can still remember the voices and accents of my youth and those who came to this country, trying to make it a better place, who love this country. not that they thought they would make this country a better place, but they thought of this as a great nation they wanted to help make even greater. >> your other siblings, what are they, boys, girls, what are they, what are they do? >> i have a brother who was in computers. he is in connecticut. very smart guy. i have a sister who lives in new jersey. she has raised a great family. she worked several years ago on cnn as a producer. we are all very close. >> what about mom? what is the background for your mother? >> my mother raised the kids

new air-conditioning systems so there are fewer cars in service right now while ridership continues to. reporting live in pleasant hill, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> new this morning apple's highly anticipated iphone 6 and 6 plus are now available for online preorders. but the midnight debut did not go off without a hitch. the apple store went down for two hours this morning. here's the message many customers saw when they try to place and preorder for a new phone. says we're busy apple storl store for you and will be back soon and other sites had hiccups likely due to overwhelming demand. >>> 6:47. trading's under way on wall street so let's look at the big board and see what the early numbers look like. we saw the dow is off 53 points below 17,000 to 16,994. >>> looks like airlines upped their game in july recording the most arrivals on schedule in a year. over 75% of all u.s. airlines arrived on time last month. delta led the pack with over 86% of its flights touching down on time. hawaiian airlines was second. jetblue was last among reporting airlines with just 66% of flights ar

. >> we were hunting for air conditioning anywhere. >> not feeling sept like out there. >> that will change in the seven day, we'll try to move the numbers back. looking at stormtracker 6 live double scan most of the region it's dry and hot and humid and a couple of downpours in lancaster and berks county, no longer thunderstorms they are falling apart quickly as they escape lancaster county and berks county and around reading just to the north and east of bethel, the lightning strikes are at zero now and heavy downpours as they work to the north and east. if they survive they may brush past kutztown. as we look at the numbers, 93 today, 10 degrees above the normal. 76 coming off a normal that should be 65 degrees and there is your sunset, 7:31 in the evening, 91 in millville and a hot 92 in dover, allentown 90 and lancaster rain cooled down to 77 and the temperature has dropped into the 70s, it feels like a steam bath out there, with the added moisture out there now with the rain. satellite and radar, a severe thunderstorm watch in pennsylvania, it only includes lancaster county, it

. >> a senior who uses energy during the day for cooking, washing and air-conditioning could pay a higher rate on top of the access fee. that drew a lot of ire. >> those of us who use little may go up. that's unfair to me. >> choosing between rent and utility and food and medication. >> it's my belief that rates are manipulated no matter what you do you will pay the same or higher and higher rates each month. >> action as watchdogs, not lap dogs. >> solar advocates say this will be a disincentive to install solar. investor owned utilities hope to have this in place by next summer so it will be in place for the hot season. >>> more details, utility reform advocates said in 2000 residents were paying 10-cents per kilowatt hour, in 2010 it was 12-cents, now it the 18- cents. >>> the fire chief is under fire. we learned that the san francisco firefighters union and other groups are asking the mayor to replace joanne hayes white. he is not planning to resign. >> with the new people we hired in july, we hired 35 emt to hit the streets august 30th. >> the firefighters union and other groups decl

mc hammer carrying the flag in menlo park through facebook campus. >> i have to pay for the air conditioning can i borrow several bucks? >> thanks buddy, you can borrow the solar panel. it will be running again today. i know that. the temperatures are from eight degrees warmer-than-average at redwood city and 88 and san jose is 90 and napa is 96 and san francisco isup and oakland is 85, ten degreer warmer-than-average. and then in concord, which is telephone degrees warmer-than-average. triple digits through the valley to palm springs and mid-to-upper 80's with high clouds and sun in san diego and los angeles and calm conditions in napa and 82 but hazy sunshine pus -- because of the smoke in yosemite. >> safe commuting in san rafael skies are clear and the road is, too, moving at the limit at south 101 toward the civic center to central san rafael. you will hit fog. it is thick. do use caution. low peoples. early fail accident south 280 that cleared from the lanes and the investigation continues. use caution through the area. early road work west 580 at san ramon is pick up and looking good

thank you for gathering with us here in the air conditioning.old your perspiration until the end of the show. oh, my god. it has been so ridiculously hot here in l.a. this week. hot and humid. can you imagine being one of those super here roams out on hollywood boulevard in those costumes right now? god bless those guys, all they care about is fighting crime, so they suit up. heat warnings and advisories are in effect. by the way, if you need a warning or an advisory to know wh it's hot out, probably not a problem. according to the l.a. department of water and power, we set a new record for the amount of electricity used this week. we'll used all of it. there is none left. over 21,000 customers lost power this morning. which -- that is terrible. those poor people who don't have air conditioning. i tell you what. i would like to hug every one of them, but i know it would just make them hotter. temperatures throughout southern california have remained in the triple digits. it's 100 degrees right now. it's nighttime. for those of you that don't liv

the lights can sense what is happening in the room and then adjust heating and air conditioning. for example the lights can sense if the room is too hot or has gotten a little stuffy. workers say the lights detect when more people enter the room. >> yeah. you can see that. in the dormitory that we installed, you can see when the students moved in. >> pretty cool. the lights can send a signal to the ventilation system to find a problem and solve it. it's part of a bigger problem for the california institute of energy and environment. the improved efficiency is expected to save energy and money. >>> medical e is proposing a -- pg&e is proposing a new rate structure. every user pay just to access the power grid. it would be an adissal $5-$10 a month. it would help lower the rates of people who use more energy because they are home all day such as senior citizens or stay at home moms. but many people at a p ux -- puc hearing were skeptical. >> so hard working families won't face the sector of high bills. >> what pg&e is trying to do here is relice the pie so -- reslice the pie so ene

will schools don't even have air conditioning. we are not used to this. weather-wise we are in for the long hall, this heat is going to linger and we will also talk about when we will, see things getting a little bit more normal. take a look outside where it is still steamy, temperatures listen through 90's today, and view from our campbell's field cam, of course, looking across the river. temperatures will continue to be quite warm, high temperature today in philadelphia, made it to 93 degrees. 10 degrees above normal. obviously average high this time of the year is 83. storm scan three we are looking at showers and thunderstorms, moving our way, and, a lot of, associated with a cold front and one this is getting very close, in lancaster has frequent lightening extending north towards lebanon and we are looking at this moving towards the north and the east at 25 miles an hour. you can see where it will be within the next hour or so. we are looking at spring at 5:48. reading at 5:59. and exiter at about 6:07. not a severe cell but frequent lightening and

cool air that's been trapped through the great lakes and the northern plains will finally push south. that's saturday night. and sunday perhaps a few morning showers giving way to drier conditionscooler canadian air settling in with high temperature in the upper 70's. it still will feel warm but just not oppressive. so, we'll go from summer to fall just like that. overnight mainly clear, comfortable, the low 66. during the day thursday mostly sunny, more humid, the high near 90 and if you're heading down the shore to really -- two really nice days in store. thursday 84 and during the day friday 85. the u.v. index still at nine even though we're in september. and on the exclusive eyewitness weather seven-day forecast, friday, saturday in the 90's. sunday 79. the same monday. next week looks really nice. tuesday 80. by wednesday, 81 with a few extra clouds. but still below average. the normal high is 82 for this too many of year but it is september. it is back to school and it is way too hot for our students, don't you agree. >> especially if they don't have air conditioning. >> that's true. many schools don't. >> absolutely. all right. kathy, thank you very much. >> you bet. >>

coastal san francisco free air-conditioning 66 to 76. how about the friday morning commute? >>> so far so good, friday light at the bay bridge toll plaza no issues here. traffic looks good into san francisco. obviously no metering lights yets. we've got a report of an accident eastbound 237 to southbound 101, a tow truck has been called and they are requesting 30 feet of cable. we'll be following it for you. let's look at the drive out of the central valley. a few yellow sensors as you make your way from tracy to the altamont pass. and speeds up to the limit on the dublin interchange. >>> san jose homicide investigators discovered a female victim on north 15th street suffering from blunt force trauma and she died at the scene. police say she was found in an area between the burger king and white way hotel at 2:15 this morning. right now north 15th street is blocked off between charles and commercial street. abc 7 news reporter matt keller is on the scene and will have a live update in the next half hour. >>> we've got breaking news out of richmond. around 10:30 last night po

you know, todd, we have weather that is conducive to staying inside if you have got air-conditioning, you don't, it is pretty hard to find any comfort any place. because the humidity levels are way up there. one more day of this casino of heat. and it may, maybe the weather is doing this, so we won't miss summer so much. it is going to feel very summer like today. ben franklin bridge, and if you travel this bridge, you know what a hassle this thing; but hopefully things will start to calm down along that bridge once they get all of the construction underway. atlantic city, looking at pretty picture here, i think it is a beach day for much of the day. but, there, too, showers, thunderstorms, late in the day cannot be ruled out. we have 76 degrees out in reading, at this point. traffic moving along, no fog right now, winds out of the southwest about 1 mile an hour. so not windy morning at all. so nothing to stir up this very humid air. 77 degrees, in philadelphia, 74 in wilmington, 73 degrees in trenton, we have 75 down in wildwood. so warm morning, dew points to match. and you can see,

air conditioning? >> maybe. >> headlights. don't know. >> doesn't need it. >> backup camera. >>> last night on "the tonight show", hugh jackman came by for a gigantic game of pool using bowling balls. >> is there any strategy to this? >> oh [ bleep ]! >> oh, no! >> oh! >> all right, all right. did i break the bowling ball? >> yeah! >> he did break it. >>> morgan freeman has officially joined the cast of "ted 2" with mark wahlberg, amanda siegfried and ted, the teddy bear. >>> after the final episode of married with children, the bundies were out in force to support their girl. christina applegate got a star on the hollywood walk of fame. i watched one or two. but 17 years, i watched some of it. did you watch? >> i watched all of it. i thought it was hysterical. >> why would you peg me as not watching that? >> you were doing the star trek thing and the dunkens and dragons. >> are you intimating you're cool and i'm not? >> i would not say that. i love dungeons and dragons. >> bill karins. i'm richard lui. >> we can go play. >> w

if you're running errands today or doing anything else outdoors, keep the air-conditioning on in the by 9:00. 87 by 3:00 p.m., high of 88 probably around 4:00 before we drop to 83 approximate by 6:00 p.m. in the northern and western suburbs we'll be on the look out for drenching downpours that will move through the i-95 corridor this evening. >> toronto mayor rob ford has been put in the hospital. doctors found a tumor in his stomach. he had his appendix removed in 2009 due to an another tumor. else running a re-election campaign after running from rehab for drug and alcohol abuse, he has refused to resign after being caught on video smoking crack. >>> lesean mccoy is mum on weather he left a 20 cent tip at a restaurant in northern liberties. charlie sheen wrote to the other than, please tell rob k i'm pledging one thousand dollars for the tip debacle, just want to help, hash tag no judgment. >> up next, south jersey police need your help to catch the thieves that stole the ipads from the a school. >>> the pennsylvania minister gets sentenced for the second time for killing his secon

i found this out in the yard, it reminded me of air conditioning. that trips everybody out.they like my little grill. the bird can grill his worms i guess. and you get the exclusive of looking inside, with the fireplace, and the lightswitch, and plug-in outlets. it won't be seen once this is completed. i put those in because right now, people seen it in progress. >> what i'm doing now, i got to put some grass in here. in order to show the land, i'm using yellow ochre and crescent green is a soft green color. separate this to give it just a little distance. it doesn't take that long other than drying time. that's more important. this is oil paint. it takes that much time to get it going. but once you get it in there, just like the rest of these paintings. get that first stage of paint in and then you let it dry, then you repeat the process. and that's what it's about. >> well, the top part is about done. everybody kept saying where's the bird going to get in? so i decided i would go ahead and stop all the questions and add the international symbol for a birdhouse. >> starving

mostly clear and pleasant, and 50s again in the suburbs, maybe give the air conditioning a break.s we look at the day planner, 74 at 8:00 in the morning and jumping to 80 at 11:00. middle 80s at 2:00 and upper 80s as we round out the latter part of the afternoon. 80 degrees and hot and humid and 89 feeling like the low 90s and future tracker showing as the warm front pushes through scattered downpours or thunderstorms on friday, the best bet for drenching downpours and even strong thunderstorms come saturday afternoon into saturday evening, with the heat and humidity really spiking again for the end of the weekend. right now everything wants to move on out, good news for the eagles, with the returning sun in the afternoon and dropping humidity and the temperatures are going into the upper 70s, we stay there monday, tuesday and wednesday. a little more september like with sun and clouds voiding the atmosphere of humidity and the summer-like days are winding down when you look at the seven-day forecast. >> remember you can always have the accuweather forecast online. >>> it was back

in the high-rise building we took an unusual [inaudible] and provide both heat and air-conditioning to each individual unit and the engineers discussed that type of system amongst themselves and clearly it was a more luxury building and secondly the maintenance issues may be more difficult because the air filters are located at individual units as opposed to central location. where we took this title 24 information from was that lawrence berkley lab had developed a website that show the updates to title 24 that became effective this july and described in clear energy terms how you engineer low rietz buildings in particular because that's where the law got upgraded. high rietz buildings i feel like they've known how to do this because of their fire safety issues. they really -- their concerns with us have been mostly cost concerns. they would prefer not to provide filtered air to the entire building, only lower floors. our issues with them have been to demonstrate that air pollution is not predictably always clean at higher floors, but i have a lot of sympathy from people who are buildi

like, my poor grandma and grandpa still live there, and, like, they don't have air-conditioning. they don't have clean water. they don't have food. like, they can't do anything right now. but, then, finally, we got our visa, and then we came to canada. we've created such a strong bond. we'll always be there for each other. we'd do anything for each other. i mean, we don't always get along, but we're a family. here, mom. and i couldn't have made it this far without them. [ indistinct conversations ] in high school, grade 9, we had a wrestling team, so i went in and tried out for that, and i loved it. but my parents, you know, when i went home and i was so excited to tell them i was wrestling, they pulled me out. and the next year, i just told them i was playing volleyball 'cause it was a girly sport. let's eat. what do you want to eat? man: dig in. so, then, i went behind their back, and i continued to go to practice, just to take it as far as i can. but they kind of found out because i was bringing so much medals home and everything. elisa, arya, you guys want some cake? now they

and probably need the air conditioning inland money 90's all throughout the neighborhood. we have 105 first pitch and look at the u.v. index, it is high and warming to 77 and if you stand in the sunshine it can feel 10 or 15 degrees warmer than that. notice the cloud cover is more prevalent tonight in the north bay sneaking through toward petaluma and across the golden gate bridge to richard and oakland and mid-to-upper 50's in santa rosa and napa and half moon bay and santa cruz and the rest of us in the low-to-mid 60's and with the penetration with the marine layer we are cooling and above average. on wednesday we get the thicker marine layer and temperatures are cooler influence friday and then a cold front will pass to the north and could bring in deeper marine layer on saturday and sunday with cooler conditions and afternoon sunshine for the first full week of september. >> on this labor day, most full time employees work a lot more than the 40 hour work week. one in ten work at least 50 hours and 18 percent work 60 hours or more because hourly employees have limits o

. >>> you may to use the air conditioning, but what do you think? >> it will be progressively warmer, thursday and friday. and why do we have poor air quality not associated with ozone which is normal for summer but with fine matter because of the fires to the north that are spreading the smoke to us. we got our prevailing northwest wind and look what it is doing, it is bringing us the spoke so we have an advisory for today and tomorrow. fur headed into san francisco we have temperatures in the much 50's and ferry building is 58 and financial district is 57 and it is 55 at pacifica and cooler in petaluma at 51 and american canyon is 50 and 55 in sap lap tremendous and 53 in santa clara and 63 in pittsburg. the warmer nights are developing inland. we are at 82 by noon and mid-90's at 4:00 and mid-70's to low 80's noon to 4:00 around the bay and mid-70's at 7:00 and topping out in the mid-to-upper 60's at the coast. >> happy wednesday, hump day. metering lights are off at the bay bridge. traffic is light. we have a problem in oakland a solo spinout wi

comes in, fire danger and sensitivity for the elderly and the young so make sure they are in air conditionedditions. >>> we we will talk traffic with a major transformer blew causing traffic havoc. we have a live shot of the area so you can expect to see a crimp in the commute. here is a look at pg&e crews on scene and they are trying to get things up and running but until that time expect four-way stops at the stoplights there. expect traffic backups. we are tracking the live pictures here and already you can see the traffic is becoming up a bit so four-way stops at the light, if you have an alternate way to get an, i suggest you use it with more information coming up. >>> it is 6:52. we are back with seven things to know before you go with the morning news continuing in 90 hey john check it out. whoa! yeah i was testing to see if we really can turn any device in your house into a tv and the tablet worked just fine but i wanted to see if the phone will work as well. so i shrunk sharon. every channel's live just like on tv but it's my phone. it's genius. shh! i'm watching tv. tiny sharon is