it's the only way to get to angel island from marin county.he state park service wants bid for the two-mile route in hopes of finding a cheaper deal. the fleet operates boats from san francisco to angel island and it's considering making a bid. mcdonogh said there's value in a locally based ferry service. >> as far as i know, we're the last family owned business. we try to keep our prices very low. >> it just seems so much more personal, so friendly. the faces you see on the website are the faces you see on the boat. >> the state is now saying when it will start accepting bids but it could happen as soon as november. >>> some scary moments for 42 passengers on a ferry that was sailing from provincetown, massachusetts to boston. >> the boat is sinking. >> you don't want to hear that. i mean, big waves battered the ferry yesterday. sea water shut down the engine computer systems, even cracked some of the windows 20 feet above the water line. the captain's hand was cut. three coast guard boats rushed to the rescue about three and a half hours lat

it's the only way to get to angel island from marin county.now the state park service wants bids for the two-mile route in hopes of finding a cheaper deal. now, the blue and gold fleet operates boats that go from san francisco to angel island, and it is considering making a bid, but captain maggie says there's value in a locally-based ferry service. >> as far as i know we're the last family-owned and operated ferry service. we have one center of revenue which is taking people to angel island. we try to keep our prices very low. >> it just seems so much more personal, so friendly. the faces you see on the website is the faces are see on the boat. >> and captain maggie follows us on twitter. the state isn't saying when it will start accepting bids, but it could happen as soon as november. >>> well, there are some frightening moments for 42 passengers on board a ferry from provinceton, massachusetts to boston. >> this boat is sinking. >> giant waves hit the ferry yesterday. the sea water shut down the engine's computer systems, even cracked a pai

the ferry to angel island.been run by one family since the beginning and now they are worried they could lose their contract to a larger company. ktvu's john sasaki explains what is at stake. john? >> reporter: there is angel island. the last ferry back finished up for the day and the people who run the ferry for decades hope to keep it in the family. >> reporter: she has owned ferry operations -- >> my great grandfather, grandfather, my dad. >> she runs the ferry to the island a short two mile round trip. >> we are the last family owned and operated ferry service. we try to keep prices very low. >> reporter: the angel island ferry is the only easy way to get there from marin. >> more personal. the faces you see on the website are the faces on the boat. >> i feel safe. they are working with a family so they will make it safer. >> reporter: now the state parks service could put a bid. officials told me that company would likely submit a bid. but a member of the chamber of commerce would prefer to see it remain w

. >> reporter: while the blue and gold takes people there from san francisco, the angel island ferrys the only easy way to get there from marin. >> it just seems so much more personal. friendly. >> i feel more safer because they're look working within the family, they're going to be making the boat safer for their family. >> reporter: now the state parks service could put the ride out to bid, hoping for a cheaper deal, or perhaps consolidating the two. a member of tiburon's chamber of commercial says he would prefer to see the route remain with the smaller company. >> the fact that this family has provided the route all this time, proves we should probably stay. >> reporter: it could happen as early as november. angel island ferry officials just hope they will see their locally based ferry provides the community. john sasaki, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> a local ace headed to the u.s. open. >> i've been wanting to play since i was 7 years old. it's crazy. i'm still like so excited to play. >> reporter: which the next big thing in tennis could be this bay area teenager. >> i detail the g

and now you have mid-and-upper level clouds and there are some places around san francisco and angel island and golden gate bridge over to oakland that may never get out of the low cloud cover and this is how it will look today at the open gate bridge. we will talk about san jose, you can see the mid-and-upper level clouds the we had transition now and more tomorrow. it will be warmer sunday and monday and dry influence the holiday weekend and cooler next week. today we of mid-to-upper 60 into the coast and san francisco. mid-through 70 through the bay and mid-80's and possibly roaching 90 out to highway four corridor. if you going to the game tonight we have 7 7:15 first pitch. brewers are in time for a three-game weekend search. with a blanket of cloud cover in the middle and upper atmosphere we warmer tomorrow thunderstorm than this morningings upper 50's to mid-60's. here are the high clouds that are streaming in. it will happen through 7:00 tomorrow morning and watch this dry public of air come law and the? ing clouds along the coast as we head to saturday late in the afternoon and int

. >>> the family business that runs the ferry boat service between tiburon and angel island could be eopardy. maggie mcdon a's father start -- mcdonough's father started the service in 1959. it's the only way to get to angel sln from marin county. now they want bids for-mile route in hopes of getting a cheaper deal. mcdonough says there's value in locally-based ferry service. >> as far as i know, we're the last family own and operatedded ferry service. we have one center of revenue which is taking people to angel island. we try to keep our prices very low. >> it just seems so much more personal, so much more friendly. the faces you see on the website are the faces you see on the boat. >> it's captain maggie. she follows us on twitter. the state isn't saying when it will start accepting bids, but it could happen as soon as november. >>> well, pam, there was some very frightening moments for 42 passengers on a ferry from province sound, massachusetts to boston. >> the boat is sinking. >> the force of giant waves battered that ferry yesterday, the sea water shut down the engine computer

there goes a view. 73 in livermore, looking westward and i'm thinking that might be angel island over there. hard to tell. another drizzly morning. and we'll see warmer days ahead after mid week. movement of the low during daytime hours is counterclockwise. during late night hours, we'll see a best chance of drizzle. maybe fairly wide spread into the north. brighter, sunny skies. and some spots could linger, overnight, low temperatures into mid to upper 50s. tomorrow, upper 70s to low 80s in the south bay. low 60s on the coast. low to mid-70s in the east bay. here is the accu-weather forecast. starting to warm up toward the end of the week. and there is a lovely week ahead. >> coming up, technology enables our cars to talk to each other. is it the biting? ...we need to break up. cuz i can stop? no! i love you and your show. it's cable. customers are more satisfied with u-verse. switch and we can stay together forever. forever? ow. i'm not gonna lie to you. it's also the biting. break up with cable. choose u-verse tv from $19 a month for 2 years. >> several people tried to infree an at

there goes a view. 73 in livermore, looking westward and i'm thinking that might be angel island over there. hard to tell. another drizzly morning. and we'll see warmer days ahead after mid week. movement of the low during daytime hours is counterclockwise. during late night hours, we'll see a best chance of drizzle. maybe fairly wide spread into the north. brighter, sunny skies. and some spots could linger, overnight, low temperatures into mid to upper 50s. tomorrow, upper 70s to low 80s in the south bay. low 60s on the coast. low to mid-70s in the east bay. here is the accu-weather forecast. starting to warm up toward the end of the week. and there is a lovely week ahead. >> coming up, technology enables our cars to talk to each other. >> and avoid situations like that. female announcer: female announcer: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight because they went to sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event. choose from a huge selection of tempur-pedic models, including the new tempur-choice with head-to-toe customization. plus, get 36 mon

this is some fog at alcatraz and angel island and possibly as far east as richmond. 60's to 90's.south we will have 90 but low-to-mid 80's for the let of the south bay and 84 at san jose and cupertino. up the peninsula we have low 80's and san mateo and mid-to-upper 70's and the clouds are stubborn, nearly 70's downtown and 72 in south san francisco. we will have temperatures at 20 kegs warmer in the valleys and mid-to-upper 70's along the east bay shore with oakland land as 76 and castro valley low-to-mid 80's. nearly 90 in san ramon and pleasanton and everyone else low-to-mid 90's. at the gape, another pleasant night with twins in town and we cooled it and 68 degrees at 7:00 and dropping to 63. morning clouds and afternoon sunshine but the coast is partly sunny and we could have a few high clouds saturday and wednesday and keep an eye on monday. it is dry but is the possible of showers. we will fine tune that as we get closer. >> headed back into san jose we still have a car fire on the shoulder and the engine caught on fire but the department is on seen to take care of mars and

look later today we have the same pattern, if you going to the golden gate bridge or alcatraz or angel islande foggy and spreaded over into the afternoon. absolutely gorgeous. we will talk times on the peninsula, low 60's right now and most of us are in the mid-50's to let 60's but headquartered is 63. this is how it looks from our camera with arrival delays at sfo. 70's and 80's for most of us and if you like the greek culture and food, or if you like robin williams, we have a film festival tomorrow. they will show "mrs. doubtfire" and a special of hbo from 2009 2009 and "good morning vietnam." >> in livermore we have an accident blocking one lane causing quite the backup at unanimous miles per hour taking on minutes to the commute at 49 minutes westbound from tracy to dublin and antioch to concord is 15 minutes. we have a closure this evening shutting northbound 121 in napa and they will re-open at 3:00 a.m. with detours if place. should adult film actors be forced to recollect themselves from std? >> a toot paste net with reaction to the report showing a popular planned is linked to cancer

angeles. >> pretty amazing. they're an island in middle of all that water. >> that's right. >>> meteorologist anthony slaughter is here with our microclimate forecast. >> that's what an island is, right? let's get you to your forecast. this is what we're looking at here across the sierra right now. showers and thunderstorms are firing up. these have been firing since about 3:00 this afternoon, producing about 50 lightning strikes an hour. so now that we're getting into the evening, these showers will start to die down. but tomorrow we're going to do the same thing over. and some of these storms will get close enough to the bay area where we see a few lightning strikes of our own. right now, things looking pretty good. in the south bay, lots of sunshine. 70 degrees there. a little bit cooler on the peninsula. more cloud cover. but look at this. san francisco, even the east bay, oakland, looking socked-in with fog, low clouds. that's the system approaching and pushing the marine layer inland so everybody expecting to wake up with s

eric garner in staten island and case in los angeles of the woman. america is at a demifining mome.s we're there on monday to give our condolences and love and support of a family, that will have a most difficult day in their life, we also must say to america, that as they bury their son, we must bury this whole disparity of justice. there must be a solution where we can question those bad apples if they be proven to be that. they must be proven, in the police department without looking un-american. we're doing it because we really believe in america more than those that want to protect us from bad apples. if you really believe in america, you believe in america's ability to be fair in how it dispenses justice. >> reverend al sharpton. thank you as always for your time and thoughts on this. do not forget to catch him tonight on "politics nation", 6:00 p.m. eastern. >> after the break, this afternoon president obama delivered a forceful statement about the slaughter of an american photo journalists, center for american progress discuss the reign of terror in iraq and syria next on "n

angeles has had all all year. most major roadways here on long island have now reopened. scott, the national weather system says this was the rainiest day in new york state since recordkeeping began. >> pelley: don dahler, thankon. the storm system will bring heavy rain tonight across new england before it finally moves out. flood warnings were posted tonight in parts of massachusetts and new hampshire. and we were struck by this video showing floodwaters bursting through the doors of good samaritan hospital in carney, nebraska, last friday's. in seconds the cafeteria was inundated. repairs could take months. look at that. but the patients were never reached by the water. today, u.s. troops landed among refugees who remain stranded and starving on a mountaintop in iraq. several thousand ethnic yazidis ran to mount sinjar after an islamic extremist group known as isis overran much of northern iraq. president obama ordered airstrikes last week to push isis back. we have reports from iraq and the the pentagon tonight. first, david martin. david. >> reporter: scott, a team of

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angels flew over. a beautiful day for the air and water show on saturday. this is the one that went into the hawaiian islandse flight from honolulu back to san francisco on her way back to some chicago. captured the hurricane clouds off from a distance. pilots tend to give hurricanes a wide berth it is clear that its pilot did just that. the spectacular thunderheads over superstition moment. this one from kelly robinson heading back to chicago. >> the sun emerges before it is all over. the mushers still floating around in an atmosphere being heated by 80 degree temperatures. 20 percent of the women get a shower thunderstorm. about the same thing tomorrow. wednesday night to see some scattered storms come back. an orange in the area now. >> 73 in chicago. >> i was sure the warmer temperatures run on the area. >> squaw to lift and ultimately give way to blue skies. >> here's the weather map and motion. as the thing blows on by this little ridge of high pressure comes in and loosens the gradient. more formidable area of low pressure develop. this opens up the gulf. any showers and get this afternoon will be pen

angeles. we saw a man killed with an illegal choke hold by police in staten island. now michael brown. the world is watching us to see how we handle holding our police accountable. are we now in a country where you can't question police without being called names? we can't give up our right to raise questions. now to tonight's lead. michael brown's family is finally getting some answers about the young man's final moments. the family released the results of a private autopsy they commissioned today. just a short time ago president obama weighed in on the situation in ferguson, calling on the community to find some understanding. >> let me call once again for us to seek some understanding, rather than simply holler at each other. let's seek to heal rather than to wound each other. as americans we've got to use this moment to seek out our shared humanity laid bare by this moment. the potential of a young man and the sorrows of parents, the frustrations of a community, the ideals that we hold as one united american family. >> the nation needs to heal. but as we missouri forward there is s

island. north korea is engaged in nuclear threats against our allies and even engaged in threats against us. i remember last year a threat to los angeles and austin texas of all places and a few other things. if iran acquires nuclear weapons these are things we would have to worry about. iran would likely transfer nuclear technology and become more aggressive potentially attacking instant neighbors and we haven't seen the full range of consequences. it's only been less than 10 years. 2006 was their first step so we can still have a nuclear war involving north korean nuclear weapons. i think these are all things which aware that with iran and that name -- main difference is it isn't too late for iran. it's too late for korea and we can do something about iran. in terms of the cost there are a lot of costs and we only have 30 minutes here and i go into that their costs in the book so i would encourage you to look at that. he said if there's any doubt iran would build nuclear weapons presently a strike would convince him to go all the way. many people make that argument. what i argue in the book is iran has made the decision. there's no w

islands before. detectives are watching the area closely in hopes of spotting her and her car. >> a stand off in los angeleseft two men dead. the suspect was wanted for vehicle theft. cedric ramirez broke in a home and deputies stopped the house and killed the suspect. the at some point another man in the house was shot. the woman was rescued but the man died at the scene. drones have helped to keep the peace for years now. now the pentagon is trying to stay one step ahead. fox got a inside look of how the military is fighting to takedown enemy drones. will carr has the story. >> reporter: 50 countries have drones and as the technology gross, so does the threats in the united states. >> a guy in the garage can build one. >> reporter: the military made it a priority to find ways to strike back against unmanned aerial system. >> we are seeing the access exploding. >> reporter: for two weeks, army, navy and air force and marines came together for black dart 14 and fox news was allowed access to the secret military exercise in the southern california coast line. >> we are the capabilities. >> to improve the u.s

the a's are one game behind the los angeles angels but they lead the wild card race by five games. >>> time is 5:39. another fire on vallejo mayor island in just the past couple of weeks. coming up the two reasons investigators say this is suspicious. >> and a confusing drive to work for hundreds of commuters. after the break the reason behind the messy morning commute. >> good morning. we are looking at a commute that is a little slow in some areas. highway 24 looks okay. there is a problem in san leandro. >>> starting off mostly clear. not too much of a chill. the fog will burn off what is here today. >>> welcome back. time is 5:42. a shooting instructor was killed after he was accidentally shot by a nine- year-old girl. this video you are looking at the final moments of instructor charles vaquez life. she was teaching -- he was teaching a little girl how to shoot when she accidentally hit him in the head. the little girl was at the range with her parents. >>> camera man for the tv reality show cops was shot while responding to a police call. the camera man was hurt as police and the robber fired shots at each other. the camera man w

islands delayed or canceled. one from honolulu to los angeles left five hours early to beat the storm. >> there's 22 of us. >> yeaheah, so it's -- we're looking out but we're hoping the rest of the family gets home okay. >> reporter: those powerful waves running 15 feet higher than normal this morning could flood the coasts and a new fear that saturated ground will give way causing dangerous mudslides. and iselle is expected to make landfall here in the next couple of hours. right behind it hurricane julio, a category 3 storm that is at 115 miles an hour, julio could strike a glancing blow on the hawaiian islands in the next 36 hours, amy. >> all right, it's going to be busy there for clayton sandell in the hours to come. let's get now more on the storm's path and what we can expect and ginger is tracking that. >> looking at the radar at what just before landfall is looking more like a land stop. tropical systems do not like friction and don't like it in the way of two volcano, some up to 15,000 feet so that will slow the storm down and weaken it considerably but it will stay together enough to just slip south of

island and pick new folks. >> clean house. all right. >> californians drought may be responsible for a los angeles area's neighborhood's terror.yotes roaming through their streets. you can see them here on surveillance video. sightings of a few coyotes in the burbank neighborhood aren't unusual. but not in packs this big or this aggressive. one man says he and his dog were chased by a pack. >> when there was that pack and wh if you had heard the screeching noise it was, an -- of an animal being completely taken apart. >> he says it is scary realizing you're prey. authorities say the drought may be forcing the coyotes to be more bold as they try to find more food and water. >> well that was an interesting sound -- ahoo! >> pretty good. >> a look at your friday weather. rain in the forecast none helping california's drought. drenched along the great lakes region and southwest. rain predicted in idaho and some of the gulf coast. >> los angeles area will be in the mid 80s today. portland the hot spot on the west coast. memphis at 85. temperatures in the east, will be in the low 80s. >> and friday the 13th brought nothing but unbel

it's what people are concerned about in staten island with the chokehold on the guy or the lady pummeled out on the freeway in los angelest somehow it looks like, you know what? it's okay to do. this people want to say stop. >> we have to leave it right there, juan. thank you very much. >> you are welcome. >> president obama announcing today while he returns to his vacation on martha's vineyard he will is send eric holder to ferguson to meet with community leaders firsthand. will that bring calm to the situation or only make it worse? ed henry on that when we come back. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers, carpenters shopping online is as easy as it gets. and even piano tuners were just as simple? thanks to angie's list, now it is. we've made hiring anyone from a handyman to a dog walker as simple as a few clicks. buy their services directly at angieslist.com no more calling around. no more hassles. start shopping from a list of top-rated providers today. angie's list is revolutionizing local service again. visit angieslist.com today. feet...tiptoeing. better things than the pain, stiffness, and joint damage of moder

angels tonight at the big a, 7-0. so the a's' lead grows to 3 games. more news coming up after the break. >>> our top story, two hurricanes aiming for the big island of hawaii. tonight residents may be bailing out from heavy rain and flash flooding for days. let's turn things over to jeff ranieri. >> you can see right now the storm system is offshore. we expect landfall south of hilo near the hawaiian volcanos national park. anywhere from midnight until 1:00 a.m. and as we get a look at the current track and also the position of the storm, what you're going to see is the current winds make this a minimal category 1 storm at 75 miles per hour. and the current track of this does put it 70 miles southeast of hilo, hawaii. it has not made landfall yet, but it is on track to do that. worst impacts across the big island as we head throughout tomorrow's forecast. and then the storms say south of maui and also honolulu. >> we'll have the latest on today in the bay at 4:30 in the morning. have a good night. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, j

revealed and revealed very quickly as we mentioned in the staten island case, in the rodney king case we knew the names and many of us in los angelesemember the names of those officers. and sure, there have been in some of these instances real death threats that are communicated to these people. but often times that have not been real death threats but claims of death threats. none of those death threats have ever turned out to be real. there's not one case of what the police are fearing in ferguson for their officer who shot -- was the shooter in this case, there's not one incident they can point to in history of law enforcement where an officer in this situation was then in any wait harmed by the community. >> the nature of whatever threats the police say that -- have been lodged. i would point out, however, that excuse came on tuesday when they were going to release the name and they drew it back and said we've been getting threats on social media. i don't understand why it was tuesday. i'm saying that sunday, we should have known who the officer was. monday we should have known who the officer was. actually waiting for the comm

islands delayed or canceled. one flight from honolulu to los angeles left five hours early to beat the storm. >> there's 22 of us.ah. >> yeah, so it's -- we're looking out but we're hoping the rest of the family gets home okay. >> reporter: those powerful waves running 15 feet higher than normal this morning could flood the coasts and a new fear that saturated ground will give way causing dangerous mudslides. now the eye of iseel has officially made landfall on the big island. officials warn there's still the rest of the system to pass over. of course, there's hurricane julio coming right after, that's a category 3 storm. amy? >> all right, it's going to be busy there for clayton sandell in the hours to come. let's get now more on the storm's path and what we can expect over the next few hours. >> iselle made landfall just after 2:30 eastern time. there's still quite a few impacts that we need to talk about, it made that landfall five miles east. watch this. the satellite image shows you how quickly the friction of the big island killed that thing. whatever's left will take this track south of the island. so not

island railroad up in new york. stark has been working in rail transportation for 30 years, most recently he managed a subway extension for the los angelespolitan transportation authority. phase 2 of the silver line project should be done by 2018. >>> 40 years ago today, vice president gerald r. ford became the 38th president of the united states. president richard nixon's resignation took effect at noon on august 9th, 1974. nbc's brian williams has a look back at the words richard nixon said he would never say. >> i have never been a quitter. >> richard nixon said that all his political life. >> i don't believe that i ought to quit. because i'm not a quitter. >> through one crisis after another, he refused to give up. though he was never above self-pity. >> you don't have nixon to kick around any more. >> six years after what he called his last press conference, nixon was elected president. then re-elected in a landslide four years later. nixon was a study of psychosis and extremes. the same man who opened the door to china was also petty and vindictive. and convinced he was surrounded by enemies. that led nixon to watergate, and a cons

island. north korea is engaged in nuclear threats against our allies and even engaged in threats against us. i remember last year a threat to los angeles and austin texas of all places and a few other things. if iran acquires nuclear weapons these are things we would have to worry about. iran would likely transfer nuclear technology and become more aggressive potentially attacking instant neighbors and we haven't seen the full range of consequences. it's only been less than 10 years. 2006 was their first step so we can still have a nuclear war involving north korean nuclear weapons. i think these are all things which aware that with iran and that name -- main difference is it isn't too late for iran. it's too late for korea and we can do something about iran. in terms of the cost there are a lot of costs and we only have 30 minutes here and i go into that their costs in the book so i would encourage you to look at that. he said if there's any doubt iran would build nuclear weapons presently a strike would convince him to go all the way. many people make that argument. what i argue in the book is iran has made the decision. there's no w

angel is looking out for her. >> and now to your fox 29 weather authority. record breaking rainfall causing some major flooding just to our north. this is what it looks like in long island, new york. roads and cars submerged under a whole lot of water. it's all from that heavy rain that rolled through overnight. and the heavy rain causes flooding across parts of south jersey. fox 29 in millville where some people were forced out of their homes. this is on the 400 block of rhonda drive. one girl was injured and taken to cooper hospital. no word how she's doing tonight. so much water fell at once some basements in the area started to cave in. >> when the basements collapsed it broke gas lines. so we had hads to the gas company here to shut down the gas supply. of course we had electric problems we had the electric company come in and turn off the power. >> crews are still on the scene tonight making sure the homes are safe but the water has since receded. >>> things have definitely improved. here's chief meteorologist scott williams. they certainly have, iain, across our area right now we're drying out but yesterday we were watching all of that heavy rainfall in south jer

angeles police officers brutally beating him. 18 years later, footage of oscar grant who was shot to death in a subway platform in oakland by transit police officer. >> earlier this summer, a resident of staten islandw york felony death of eric garner, an african-american father of six who died july 17 after police placed him in a chokehold when he was accused of selling loose cigarettes. he can be heard repeatedly saying "i can't breathe." eventually, stops moving. >> pitcher hands behind her head. i can't breathe. i can't breathe. i can't breathe. i can't breathe. >> once again, police beating up on people. backup. there garner's death has since been ruled a homicide. original police report made no mention of a chokehold. us recently, video has emerged of michael brown left dead in the street for hours after he was killed by police officer darren wilson, contributing to the protests that lasted nearly two weeks. demonstrators filmed the police force, prompting further outrage. at one point, video of a police to killthreatening protesters, led to his indefinite suspension. >> to talk about how to properly preserve such video, we're joined by yvonne ng. she co-authored, "activists' guide to archivi

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