so another warm day, another humid day, the temperatures into the 70s and 80s.let take a look at satellite and radar. we're not looking at rain falling, that's good news. we do have moisture in the air that their. so morning fog over a chance comes on sunday. so future dls going a little green popping up. that's a slight chance for a shower. i think for the most part we're going to be dry today. just partly cloudy once we get the skies out by monday morning. then we're going to see a little more humid, possibly a thunderstorm in southern new jersey. you see that timestamp at 5:00 on sunday. you may see a shower possibly a thunderstorm if southern new jersey and delaware. monday making up for could and we're see to see the chance for showers on tuesday. by noon up to 74 degrees. enjoy that as you're out and about, maybe enjoying lunch outdoors. for the most part dry but there could be a pop-up shower. sunday another humid day. we're going to be warm to start out the work week but then we're much, much cooler. we're talking about temperatures in the 60s as a high.

he now heads up another supplier called americo group. one of its clients...is walmart. >> if walmart were really so upset about what success apparel did, one assumes they would not be keen to continue to do business with a leading executive from success apparel. >> on the phone, kevin told us that neither success nor its agent in bangladesh, true colors, knew about the subcontract to tazreen. but we managed to track down true colors' last remaining employee in dhaka. >> if there's any subcontracting, would you be aware of that? >> yeah. >> and then what do you do with that information? do you pass it up? >> yeah. we pass it up to our importer. >> so can you read this email for me and tell me who it's from? >> ok, it's saying hi kanta, i heard the shocking news about the fire last evening. it's nov 26. >> and what's the subject line of the email? >> fire at subcon. >> subcon is industry-speak for subcontractor. that email was sent by a manager at true colors shortly after the fire. so despite success' denials, their own agent may have bee

one of the poorest countries dealing with yet another disaster. jummy: members of fairfax county's elite task force one are still in nepal this afternoon and they sent out an update saying they were all safe and well. 5017 members deployed after the first earthquake to aid in search and rescue efforts in kathmandu. police are investigating a serious crash in gaithersburg and injured six people. the westbound lanes of sniper school road are reopened. a jeep and a chevy crashed damaging a fence and all. one person was thrown from the vehicle. that person was rushed to hospital with serious injuries. five others are treated and are expected to be ok. a fire in arlington now under control. this broke out just before 10:30 a.m. at the old ski chalet building on columbia pike. no word on a cause or the extent of the damage. it is hot out there for the firefighters. today could be the hardest day of the year so far. we are looking at temperatures near 90 degrees. our chief meteorologist has a check on the are cast. this is more like july than may. >> rig

another cool weekend. possibility of an isolated shower, another low has dropped into the picture. these aren't very strong, for may they keep the pattern below average. you can see the cloud cover from the central valley, sierra nevada, as it does the low clouds and high clouds another active day toward las vegas, the sierra nevada, we'll be on the drier side but these could wrap back in. overall another cool week as lows drop in, 50s on the temps. a decent breeze, gusting 24 at oakland airport, look for a lot of cloud cover, breezy to windy at times, coolest for the week, staying cool, a lot of 60s, way below normal temps. >> 401 on monday, nowhere i'd rather be. maybe i'd rather be sleeping. >> good morning. we're trying to help you out on this monday, there's no reason to run out of the house, the roads are light. let's look at what we have. at the toll plaza traffic is moving along well. no major problems coming up to the pay gates and into san francisco. we're looking at the commute on the san mateo bridge that looks good. the traffic is moving nicely. they are clearing a cra

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another humid day, another hot day before we bring the temperature back down. by monday, 79 showers and storms. going to be cloudy monday. tuesday, mostly cloudy then by wednesday, looking pretty good. breezy, 75. beautiful on thursday, mostly sunny, 79 and much warmer on friday. 86 on saturday with a chance for showers and storms. >>> this is the xfinity sports desk brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. >>> i'm danny pommells. phillies and rockies. and phillies sending a dominant pitcher to the bump. solo shot to left the anti-rocky because nine of his 11 round-trippers have come on the road this season. garcia in and ben paul ton gets this one offer the facing of the second deck makes it 3-1 rockies, later it's 4-1. look at this play from freddy galvis. come on, freddie give it to us man. pretty play from galvis. didn't get the out at first, though. ben revere sub zero frozen at the dish as he gets looking. phillies lose to the rockies, 5-2. >>> now to the eagles who will continue workout. and many fans are anticipating the next step

we are looking at another cool day. we will see another chance of rain for the upcoming work week and that's exciting because any bit helps. and that will keep the temperatures down, the relative humidity higher. the air quality good. and keep fire danger away for the short time. 6:05 is the official sunrise. low fog and clouds are situated not only along the shoreline," they are all wait into the delta with the wind gusts up to 33 miles an hour by fairfield. we are looking at cloudy skies around the bay. 54 in san jose. good morning san carlos. it's 50 for you. and in san francisco 50. half moon bay 5-mile visibility. really no problems there. and from our exploratorium camera you see the clouds. 52 he is airport. probably no delays. the winds will check newspaper the afternoon. petaluma slipping to 48 right now. and it is a cloudy start over in the livermore valley. temperatures have been running below average. that has kept afternoon highs mild in the inland valleys, but around the bay it has been quite breezy. so co

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another stock boom. another real estate bubble. how does that end? >> there is a lot of cash and liquidity in the system that is showing up in extraordinary high bond prices and stock prices. the amount of leverage in the system at the same time is somewhat less so that is the good news. most of us have to put down something approaching 20 percent now in order to buy one of those if we did wish to by an ex ex expensive property. you cannot get a ninja loan without a down payment like you could before the system. so the fact there is less leverage may be good news. how does it end? smoothly or with a bang? obvious obviously no body knows and both scenario are possible. i hope what we will see is that central banks move gradually so there are no big surprises that could destabealize the system. and i hope central banks have the traditional responsibility for price stability and one for financial stability. if they are going to try to hit two targets they need two instruments. you cannot hit two birds with one bullet unless you are lucky. if they are wo

another fear having another child. ear responsibility to have to raise another kid that is, i'm more afraid of that then anything. well kind of. kind of, kind of sort of. well yeah, another one of my fears, it used to be heights but i faced my fears doing that. we were in the hot air balloon last week. we did that piece. we were that piecing. i have done a lot of things. i repelled down a 17 story building. come on guys, 31 story building, that is nothing. i'm more afraid of having more kid and having to move back with my parents. >> that would be on top of my list too my goodness. >> do you ever get sea sick. >> no, you know mike, being a man that i am. >> hure. >> things, you just face your fears, man. you face your fears. you just let it all loose. it is pretty calming being out here. we are having fun. >> where are you? >> we're off the companies of ac. >> where are we exactly. >> off the coast of atlantic city any a met or life boat. how do you like it. >> pretty cool will. >> they have a no fears at all >> do you

from monday's sexual a all the in south philadelphia and police believe this man could be linked to another crime. hello, i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm quarter von tiehl. do you remember those controversial anti muslim ads we have been telling but on some septa buses, we will tell you about a big vote that could ban those ads. >>> and first though lets get a quick check of the forecast that sparked those big storms yesterday, katie what are we expect to go day. >> we will see another fresh round of showers and then are storms but they should not have any severity like what we saw yesterday and what we saw was a good soaking rain in locations that we needed at this point. i can say that my house saw it. great to see that steady rain come into wash away that pollen. now at the moment storm scan three is quiet, one pocket on the end of the loop firing up south of the state capitol of harrisburg there but generally we don't have to worry about any wet weather approaching until this afternoon. we are still awaiting a frontal bound dry passage and that/where these showers and storms will come toda

. >> i was always going from one job to another job. they've always passed me because of my visible tattoos. >> the summer months get more dangerous because the gangs are out in force looking for trouble and recruits. she applauds tonight's enforcements hoping it will make the streets safer this cinco de mayo weekend. >> and there are about 88 marshals on the street of san jose right now trying to send the message. there's about 80 of them. peggy is with them now. we'll have the latest on the news tonight at 11:00. live in san jose for nbc bay area news. >> we'll be on this throughout the evening. we're following another developing story. united, passionate and fighting to be heard. people across the country are on the streets on this may day. it's traditionally a day to call attention to the rights of workers. but today, much more. the messages include police brutality and immigration reform. this was the scene this afternoon in oakland. you see our nbc chopper over head. and in san francisco, our chopper is there right now. this march

another thing is the cloud cover as sara mentioned. the clouds have started to mix a little bit these are thin enough to allow sunshine in and cloudier than it was earlier. temperatures are zooming again for the second straight day even up in allentown you are up at 76 80 in millville and 77 down at the shore and of course these numbers aren't done we'll continue to see them rise over the next several hours later this afternoon in philadelphia we expect a high of 85 degrees well above the high of 71. and tonight's low 61 well above average. we'll have more on the storms with future tracker 6 coming up in a bit. the pollen count is medium high and if you have allergies keep your medications handy. if you suffer from asthma we don't have a code orange ozone action day but we have moderate air pollution and you may want to take it easy and not do any walking for long periods of time outdoors. sara future tracker 6 with today's storms and a change in the forecast tomorrow all ahead in the accuweather forecast. >> we don't want a change dav

i got another write-up. >> what happened? >> i done this. >> with who? >> within days, culbertson was in front of the disciplinary board again. >> how do you plead on the disrespect? >> not guilty. >> how do you plead on the refusal of a direct order? >> not guilty. and i got really tore up about this one, because i got you to give me a chance, and before i even got outside to breathe, i was being hit with more write-ups. so, yeah, i was kind of upset. >> but being upset is not a good enough defense to keep culbertson out of ad seg. >> the board finds you guilty. i think i told you last time you came through with another disrespect, i was going to make that a class "b." i'm going to give you 20 days to serve. >> that's [ bleep ] up. >> where are you going? you can't go nowhere. sit down, ms. culbertson. >> i think given sandra's nature and given everything we had seen, we were all anticipating some kind of crazy reaction from her. >> instead, culbertson put on a brave face before going to segregation. >> it sucks, but you know what? they'll never know it

another record on the s&p by one point. second day in a row that we're looking at another record for stocks. the s&p unable to hit its interday record yet. 21235. but another record for stocks. i got to say it's a pretty yucky record. t's my technical term. we keep getting this lumpy data but still grinding higher, yucky records? >> yes. people think the economy is generally recovering but it's not so great and certainly not so great that it would spur the fed to do any sort of imminent rate hike. i'm trying to avoid stay -- saying it. but some would say it. alix: i have to point out one area that was a little bit weaker. the dow transportation index. 6 kers -- 6% below its record high. 7% off its interday lie. >> it's interesting because sometimes people see the transplants and indicators of the market overall -- over 8 there are economically sensitive areas, airlines, rail, certainly a yellow flag of caution. alix: it does raise a really good question of the broader implications for the fed. hsbc had a note out, very drar

>>james: the lead the nepal where is been another major earthquake we have a map where we can show you what happened the usgs cave men had a magnitude 7.3 and more isolated areas and their we just learned from the government in nepal that 90 people have been killed builders were seen slowing to a few weeks after the 7.8 magnitude earthquake that killed more a thousand people will get more details from nepal throughout the morning. let's see where we can expect today. >>michelle apon: that happened at 12 05 early this morning and that is not the only one that happened we had six more that happen right afterwards and that lasted until 113 this morning we have all the ones you see in the red color the dark red right there was a 6.3 that when happened yesterday morning in those smaller earthquake when todd was a warmer temperatures antipater's heating up into the upper 60s but the wind speed it will be another breezy day for today will have when speed and another was that the amounts are looking at the east bay shore line and a recent one of their keep that in mind as to get ready for work

prices claims another victim. a takeover will create one of the world's biggest real estate service firms. tpg capital has agreed to b uy cushman and wakefield. the majority of cushman is currently owned by xor, the holding company of italy's and yeley family. allie baba is boosting its stake in the u.s. online retailer zulily. another $56 million worth of stock. back is ali baba a 9% stake. jack ma once the company to get 50% of its sales outside china. air force is across europe are grounding in military transport after a fatal crash. the airbus a 400 m crashed minutes into a test flight. the german magazine says one of the survivors told investigators the plane had multiple engine failures shortly after takeoff. dzhokhar tsarnaev is expected to learn his fate this week. the defense ended its case this morning in the penalty phase of the trial. a jury must decide whether the boston marathon bomber is jailed for life or executed. the jury will get the case after rebuttals and closing arguments. bernie made off ha

the wild es cape from police with his 1-year-old in the back seat. >> another sunny day another chilly day with temperatures not hitting 70 degrees throughout most of the bay area. there's a change coming. it is going to rain again in may. >>> the drought emergency really hitting home. san jose is the first big city in california to institute water rationing. here's how it's going to work. businesses and homeowners will be given a month to month allocation. it will be calculated from the average of all users in 2013. based on that number, people will have to cut usage by 30%. if not they'll pay a fine. this affects san jose water company's 1 million companies living in los gatos campbell, and parts of cupertino. it's expected to approve the plan. customers will be getting a letter spelling out the details the get tough rules would start next month. >>> seems like we just did this but another major road closure is coming up here in the bay area. this time it's to finish off the new presidio parkway. new video shows the project is nearly finished. most of the roadway has been paved now b

i flirt, yes. >> but there's another side to randi stamper.e's serving a 25-year sentence for attempted murder. >> i shot somebody for stupid reasons. >> what? >> shot them for getting me, like, the bottle -- wrong bottle of vodka. stole his truck, 18-wheeler. >> in this previously unaired footage, stamper also claims to use his sexuality to manipulate other inmates. >> you target people with weaker minds. easier targets. like -- kind of like what i would be in a rougher prison. i target that and start talking and flirting with them. to them it's like having a woman in here. so they are willing to give up more things. it doesn't have to be sexual. it's just the presence. you know, i know it's in their mind. but the -- the trick behind it is to try to not do it that way. and to still get the item. >> though it's against the rules, stamper has found ways to engage in another activity that makes life in prison more tolerable for himself and other inmates. >> it's easy to have the sex in prison. you know, what the guards are looking for, i know ho

we're taking it. >> another sweep. another sweep. going to go. go, baby. >> woo! >> from the "roaracle" arena in oakland, alan wang, abc7 news. >> dub nation we want too see your warriors pride. we'll be featuring fan photos on air and at abc7news.com. just use hash tag dubs on 7 when you post your pictures to social media. >>> still ahead at 6:00 the new plan to help solve the student debt crisis. now being considered in washington. plus google goes back to school to bring moore african-americans -- bring more african-americans to silicon valley. >> an unusual day at a south bay office. a wild rescue that stopped work in its tracks. >> the sea breeze in full effect this evening. fog rolling in as we speak. we're on our way to a school start for the new work week, i'll have the numbers and the full forecast. we showed these kids some items from a nearby store, whoa! but they didn't know they were all tobacco products. ooh this is cool. it smells like gum. yummy. this smells like strawberry. ooh, are these mints? with colorful packaging and fruit and candy flavors

another authorizes state aid to city schools. and another would end the atlantic city alliance, which heads up marketing for the city. >>> with the beautiful weather we had over the holiday weekend, a lot of people just made it a point to get outside. i hope you did. and business owners in chester county tell us it's a big boost for their bottom line. in downtown west chester, store owners say so many people packed the streets, it almost looked like a parade. some restaurants had to turn people away. shop owners tell nbc 10 all that foot traffic brought in big bucks. >> it was the whole weekend. we were closed on monday but the whole weekend was really great. lots of new faces, lots of returning customers. >> with all the great restaurants in town and other boutiques, we really you know it's a real shopping destination to come and spend the day. >> and business owners tell us they hope it becomes a money-making trend right into the summer. >>> to this a 10-year-old boy drowned while swimming in a lehigh valley pool over the weeke

no keys in it though and ran into another, tried to get into another truck and then ran inside the store. >> the two women got on the ground with another man they tell us two children were in another car next to them. >> surreal. they were on our knees praying and crying and saying this is really happening right now there's really guns out, get your head down. >> tammy said chp officers rescued everyone who was at the pumps telling them not to worry, that they protect them and not let anything happen to them. besides some unsettled nerves tammy, karen and cash are safe. now, the women couldn't stop talking about how fantastic the chp officers were in it rescuing everyone. as for their dog cash they said they are going to give him a lot of love and definitely a lot of streets tonight. reporting live in ant yoke nbc bay area news. >>> still, though a lot of unanswered questions. multiple police agencies at the antioch police station, bay area's cheryl hurd is live at the antioch police station with what we know so far >> reporter: law enforcement are right now behind these closed doors bei

nepal rocked by another massive earthquake. just two weeks after thousands of people died in another quake. the details just coming in. >>> tom brady benched. the nfl coming down hard on perhaps the game's biggest player. punished for deflategate, along with the patriots. what his teammates are saying on twitter overnight. >>> mass destruction. debris scattered across towns and buildings flattened. the close look at the damage from a tornado outbreak. where the wet weather is heading today. >>> fascinating flight. a jet-packed duos going through the air. you get to go along for the ride. >>> good tuesday morning, i'm marci gonzalez. reena ninan is on assignment. >> hello to you all. a breaking story from nepal once again hit by another major earthquake. that country still recovering from the 7.8 magnitude quake that hit just two weeks ago, killing more than 8,000 people. this morning, 7.4. centered in a remote area near the chinese border betweent. everest. >> water sloshing out of tank in pictures from tv. terrified residents

another person is in the hospital. ktvu fox 2 reporter allie rasmus is live for us in oakland with more on what is happening right now. ally. >> reporter: this as close as we can get to where this is happening. we can kind of zoom in and give you a closer look at the house police believe the the suspect is in. this standoff stems from a shooting near 99th & donte. police believe the suspect involved many that fatal shooting locked himself inside the house. >> we found a house that may or may not be involved with the incident. we did a tactical callout. >> reporter: and in the meantime several block in this area are shut down to to traffic. 103rd and donte is where we are and where part of this scene is unfolding. we will continue to stay out here and gather more information. we are waiting for more information from police. more details on how this stand off developed and what this next step is. live in oakland i'm allie rasmus. >> okay we will check in with you in a little bit. >>> a man found stabbed outside of an eas

another frightening moment. trevor ariza, the same guy that steph fell over, overnight, knees clay thompson in the right temple. harrison barnes, ignites. rising to the occasion. barnes at one point, wound up with 24. you saw his outside shot. you see him go strong to the bucket, and 13 of his 24 come in the 4th quarter, and then the celebration, a nice moment there with james harden, 1-2 in the mvp balloting. coach kerr going to the final in his first year. 4-1 series victory. the warriors are an incredible 43-3 at the oracle this year. obviously, the home court had a lot to do with that. houston proved they were in this western conference final for a reason. they weren't about to go away. hard-fought throughout joe. >> reporter: yeah, mark, and the warriors have also proven all year, that no matter what style of game, they're capable of winning, if it's an up tempo game. if it's a slow down game. i looked p up at one point, shooting about 25% from the field, you know shear going to improve on those numbers. it

i guess that's another thing. we make our own choices in life. if you lived a violent life in here and you don't try to change, you're going to live it out there and society's not going to accept that whatsoever. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >> msnbc takes you behind the walls of america's most notorious prisons into a world of chaos and danger. now, the scenes you've never seen, "lockup: raw." >>> in prison as on the outside -- >> we have something in common. >> -- a single decision can change a person's life forever. >> the violence and the killing and the senseless [ bleep ]. you know what i mean? >> we have seen inmates make all kinds of fateful choices. >> i threatened them, yeah. i threatened their families. >> i didn't come here for friends. >> it's personal between him and her. >> will you have this woman to be your wedded wife so long as you both shall live? >> yes. >> but behind bars -- >> that's [ bleep ] up. >> -- there is no escaping the consequences of one's actions. >> a prison is like a city with

deserves another chance. we will get the rematch for another bout. angie: do you think he opened the door a little bit with manny pacquiao saying he tried his best that it wasn't good enough? but he did have a shoulder injury and it came out after the fight. guest: it came out after the fight that he had a shoulder injury. overall, it was a unanimous decision, so floyd was probably deserving of the win. it's up to him if he wants a rematch. some of thewere most interesting betsy took -- bets utep and the most interesting? onst: 1.7 thousand $500 down manny pacquiao to win. mayweather had $1.55. we can play it best -- plenty of bets. in terms of how big the event was, you looking at the soccer world cup that took more money, in terms of recent events, like u.s. masters, more money turned over. nba, nfl, super bowl don't come anywhere you -- anywhere near the comparison. angie: why is that? what is it about boxing that triggers passion at betting booths? guest: some sports are designed for betting. horse racing

we'll tell you more coming up. >> if you like a cool pattern this week looks like another one. we'll see what is in store for monday's high temps. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. extreme athlete dean potter was one of two men killed while attempting a winged flight in yosemite. he made films about his feats including one called when dogs fly. >> the joy we have is off the charts and we love it up there. >> that film was released earlier this year. a parks spokesman says the 33- year-old potter and climbing partner graham hunt jumped from a 7500-foot rocky cliff on saturday. someone called for help after losing contact with the men. their bodies were found yesterday morning. >>> more severe weather is bringing heavy rain and tornadoes to the midwest and storm chasers captured the child weather on camera. huge hail shattered their windshield. they were following tornadoes. and in texas rising rivers. >> it looks like a water bed. >> his car is totaled. left the bed. not sleeping on that anymore. >> in kansas a possible tornado left behind a trail of damage. fortunately no one

they would be connected to one another, and they would be able to help one another in ways, you know, the members of the teams in different classes would understand one another better than probably anybody else they'll ever work with ever again, and the dogs thing -- so that was actually a very real question, so after ashley died, one of the historians asked her replacement -- this is in the book -- do you want to keep doing this mission? because, you know, after vietnam, the dogs program went away, and we ended up needing to revive it, and she was, you knowlaughed, like oh, we're dogs now, but the comparison was amountpt, a capability built for a mission. and she said nothing would dishonor her memory more than shutting down this mission. we all want to go back out there and more, right? i'm sure each one of you experienced that and then third thing, life saving what's the information, what's the value you add? i read ranger impact -- not read, but i know of impact awards where they said this person helped us to get this information that we would not have found if this person, this s

just out there swimming in it with another horse. water could have carried the horses into a lake where they could have drowned. dad and the boys managed to save each and every horse. >> they ride and rope and have rode and done more horseback than a lot of grown men ever will. you know, so i knew their abilities were, you know, good enough to handle most situations. >> round them up, cowboys. dad called it a bona fide western experience bet their the movies. all of this shot on his iphone, lasso in hand. >>> he forced his way into her home and police say he tried to sexually assault her. you have probably seen this video. it takes you back. today the suspect is back in the news. we're going to tell you why after the break. >>> breaking news. dozens dead. this following another large earthquake in nepal. >>> plus, he followed a san jose teenager at home and tried to sexually assault her. now he's behind bars and will soon face a judge. >>> and we have another round of gusty wind in your forecast for today. the good news is, we need t

another person in the car suffered very severe injuries. at this point police don't think alcohol or drugs were factors in the crash. >>> the u.s. geological survey in men low park say -- in menlo park says a light earthquake shook the area. ktvu fox 2 tara moriarty is live from the napa valley this morning. i started getting facebook messages as soon as that shaking started with people going oh here we go again. >> reporter: that always happens. everybody likes to talk about where they were when the earthquake happened. we've got a lot of comments on our facebook page over 200 people commenting about having a really good sense of humor. this was the largest earthquake to hit since the really big one we had over this summer last august. that was a 6.0. we do know this particular quake was not centered on the same fault line as that quake. but it could have been triggered by it according to geologists. a lot of people that live here say they did feel light to moderate shaking for about 20 seconds and there were no reports of injuries or seri

we have another one. number nine, and she's -- this woman is now being escorted from the same corner i showed you earlier over to the staging area. >> is there activity -- i'm curious, is there activity in the corner, groups there? i'm wondering if we're not seeing it. it seems the woman is speaking as well. >> i did nothing wrong. >> let's listen. >> please make your way to the sidewalk. i greatly appreciate it. make your way to the sidewalk. >> i'm not a citizen of baltimore. i'm a citizen of the planet earth. >> really appreciate it. thank you. >> we see the gentleman here having his pockets searched. and this woman who said -- the gentleman on the left is having his pockets searched. he's yet another one arrested, and this woman who said she was just trying to get home, that she's a citizen of the earth. >> number eight, the gentleman with the hat and the red and black shirt was saying. >> what is she saying? they're going to do it to me, they're going to do it to you? do you know what she's referring

the are going to regroup around another strongman. the issue is that the north is going to be a ukip stronghold. they will see the vote coming further down. reporter: we have to break in for our next result. tom: is jim murphy's truancy -- constiuency. >> scottish liberal democrat, 1,069. robert mueller -- mullin, 888. david montgomery 12,400 xp five -- 12,465. james murphy, scottish labour 19,295. [applause] >> kristin francis 20,000. tom: the snp sweeps. jim murphy, the man who partially led the campaign against the referendum, day after day fighting very hard. he is out. a staggering moment. first douglas alexander, then gordon brown. you probably heard colin rallings talking about how it was once the tories' safest seat in scotland. it seems some voters were voting tactically to keep jim murphy in place. he cannot be feeling cher -- cheery. this is an extraordinary moment. we will come back to hear what jim has to say. maybe you can put it into context. it is going yellow fast. where do we put jim murphy's seat? reporter: it just

another recreational drone landed on the white house lawn last january. and the secret service is still addressing security concerns after this man jumped the fence and made his way inside the white house. >> so many of these incidents in recent months pierre. what kind of charges could this man face? >> reporter: david, the drone issue is so new, there are no serious charges on the books. we're told the suspect faces a citation. the equivalent of a speeding ticket. >> a citation. pierre thomas at the white house tonight. pierre thank you. >>> we have breaking news this evening on tom brady, just hours before the deadline he is now officially appealing his suspension as his tame comes to his defense tonight. the new england patriots blasting the report, saying the text messages between workers were noent be funny. as we now hear tonight from another key player on the team and here's abc's ryan smith. >> reporter: tonight, tom brady officially fighting back appealing his four-game suspension for deflategate. the nfl players association saying the nfl and l

they will need another week memorial day weekend it will close again. everything you saw this weekend spent it again and whatever alternate plans you made you need to do them again. another weekend of this but it is open this morning so commuters, that is good >> if your commute involves caltrain this are more seats available on selected trains during rush hour. our reporter is at the caltrain station in san jose. matt? >> yes, with silicon valley, it is booming and so is the ridership on caltrain. the good news for riders they will get extra room on some of the trains. here is why. from caltrain's facebook, you can see pictures of the new cars adding an extra car to all trains now in operation for an extra 150 seats and increased standing room. the 16 used rail cars were purchased and four were put in service immediately. they are being added to the busy schedules. in have been four years of consecutive monthly ridership averaging 61,000 weekday rider during the heist season. for southbound trains in santa clara riders near the locomotive have to walk

or 8 out of families outside of san francisco by in terms of homeless in services and leaving to another county is difficult to engage. >> i want to say the announcement from this morning thanks to supervisor farrell for holding the hearings over the past year the supportive housing and different models those commence is really i think good bank for the buck in addressing the issues of hoping people get on their feet i have another point do we track the ages that age range of homeless people i know that when we talk about poverty in the city 1/3rd of the children in the city are in poverty 2 hundred percent of the poverty level the overall population is seminars we'll see with baby boomers like myself angling rapidly the numbers of people and probably homeless seniors i'm wondering how jefferson h s a is addressing that how are we addressing the elderly boom and the elderly poverty boom it is going on for the next 20 over and over thirty years i believe the elderly will be 1/3rd of the total city populations and good chunk will be in poverty or homeless as well. >> sherene is here better

another driver happened to have a dash camera.ties saw that video and tracked down this suspected driver. let's show you his face. alfonso rodriguez-rojas. he faces several violations. reckless driving, driving with suspended license. he shouldn't have been behind the wheel. >>> it is 4:15 now. next week members of congress will question the president of amtrak about the deadly derailment in philadelphia a couple of weeks ago. the house transportation committee will hold a hearing next tuesday. amtrak's president joseph boardman will testify along with members from the ntsb and federal railroad administration. the amtrak train derailed in port richmond over two weeks ago. eight people killed more than 200 injured. we've also learned that amtrak has been in contact with passengers. a spokesperson tells us quote, amtrak scenes are in the process of assessing, cataloging and returning personal property items to passengers from train 188. we are worksing as quickly, carefully as possible to expedite the process. >>> we have new inform

another unusual move in an unusually devastating drought. last week the state water resources board voted to accept a surprising pro possal made by several hundred california farmer -- proposal made by several hundred california farmers to give up some of their water and give up later cuts later. >> the state coming in saying sorry there is no water. >> they want to be part of the plan they have until june 1st to lay out how they will use less water. cutback on water our fowel a part of their land. it will be on a honor system and spot checks on the data. >>> plenty of low clouds around the bay area tonight. that is true again tomorrow. there aring changes ahead as finally low pressure over the west coast that not produced rain but -- there are changing over the west coast that are not produced rain but not near the 80s. tomorrow, in the warmer reaches in the bay area. we will be middle 50s for memorial day. cool, cloudy at the coast again. here is how it looks live at the bay bridge. overcast skies, concord, 67 degrees. oakland, 56 right no

another train, another derailment and now another investigation into what went wrong.bout dozen 48 cars toppled on to the tracks shortly after 10:00 this morning. no one is hurt and no hazardous substances spilled. the train belongs to the allegheny valley railroad and the company is not commenting on what happened. >>> another cool start to this day but temperatures are on the rise in your fox 29 weather authority. chief meteorologist scott williams with a look at some warm times ahead. scott? >> you know iain we've been getting that return of spring over the past couple of days. comfortably cool this morning and look at the temperatures right now. 71 degrees here in old city. look at how the humidity is. 22%. but temperatures will start to increase especially as we head into the upcoming weekend. but high pressure, it is in full control. we'll talk about some rainfall chances and how warm it gets over the next several days all coming up. back to you. >> all right, thank you very much, scott. talk to you soon. >>> not guilty none of them. the charges against philadelp

bayview hunters point already is 21 tobacco retailers over the cap, we don't need to add another one there. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> i'm larry [inaudible] i'm a medical marijuana advocate and i say district 6 in the tenderloin, we have enough cigarette stores there, one thing i want to point out, cigarettes cause cancer, if you look at all the books back in 79 and 78, they had all these great black and women advertising cigarettes, new ports for ginger slim, even the marlboro man is dead, they need some wholistic, something healthy out there putting another cigarette place out in an african american chinese dominated people of low-income neighborhood, i already got the smokestacks from the chemicals from the navy out there so i think this is not a healthy alternative opening up another store in the neighborhood that's already distressed and remember i was working one night i worked at the [inaudible] i said the world was going to end and it was revelation 24, it said god gave us water and green trees it said take the green tree leaves and use as medicine a man must have

it was a real win/win for both the department and daniel because he's given another shot in another countyuffolk county jail has almost been a second home to cindy archer but today she'll have another chance to put it behind her. >> i'm leaving. i'm going home. i'm getting discharged. >> you are? >> yeah. i'm excited. i'm going to do the right thing, i'm going to stay clean. and i'm not going to come back. i'll remember where i came from. >> what's the first thing you're going to do when you get outside? >> i'm smoking a cigarette. you know? okay. bye, kirby. >> as she is processed out, archer gets to exchange her jail uniform for the street clothes she was arrested in months earlier. >> my pants fit me. imagine? >> let's go. >> bye! bye carey. i will, yeah. all right. my god, my god. this is the best feeling in the world. is to get out of jail, i'm in here nine, almost ten months on a year. >> you want to go home? >> yes, yes, sir. oh, i'm going home. 100-354. thank you. my release papers. thank you. >> take care. >> okay, this is my stuff. i'm going outside to smoke right now. >> archer

another growing step. now, what is going on. we have had mature winds.ut that, up to 25 to 35 miles per hour in our neighborhoods. that is chased away any chance of marine layer clouds but for along the peninsula coast. through the east bay hills and valleys there are no clouds and fewer clouds than yesterday. it is chilly with the temperature dropping to 41 at 15 miles per hour it feel like the 30s. there is a wind chill. the day planner showing total sunshine until the evening hours when the high chows come in before the mention storm is bringing us rain. that is ahead. >> this morning could the winds be a factor? >> possibly. but since we have been trafficking traffic at 4:00 to 4:30 this

it's going to be another one with another round of thunderstorms. this pattern is going to stay in place, by the way, through the weekend, but today is a yellow alert day because the impact will be greater with those showers and thunderstorms developing in the mid afternoon hours. take a look at your current temperatures. it's already 73 degrees in moo fan sas. 6 -- in manassas. 72 gaithersburg. 76 in downtown washington and 71 in hagerstown. here's a look at the day planner. thunderstorms developing by around lunch time west of the beltway making their way into the i-95 corridor by 3:00 p.m. so it could impact that evening commute for sure. today's high temperature 88 degrees. that's where we're going to sit at 3:00 as well. more on your forecast coming up in a few minutes. right now time again for timesaver traffic and larry miller. >>> looks like the delays on the utter loop of the beltway -- outer loop of the beltway near colesville road and georgia avenue now having an impact on the commute in college park. even parts of 95 southbound on the ma

in another moment, it will tear his skin to shreds.n flips his body over, then, amazingly, he pulls his leg free. as the bike speeds away, ron tumbles along the ground. it doesn't seem possible, but ron has not only survived the accident, he can stand up and has barely a scratch on him. >> i thank the lord that i'm still here, with minor injuries, not too bad. >> hey, ron. >> i saw him shortly after. he drove his pickup truck back to the start line. >> i do plan to run again. i still want to get the 200-mile-an-hour record. this is part of the game here, and it's just a matter of time before you're going to get in a wreck. >> you'd think ron might have learned his lesson and given up racing. but only two weeks after his spectacular wipeout, he's back at it, showing up at el mirage dry lake for another shot at the record. mark brazzo is there and isn't at all surprised to see ron. >> he's very successful, very fast. there was no way ron was not going to get back on that motorcycle. >> but ron has a new worry. track conditions don't look

another happened on the 1700 blocks of chadwick. that was in march. a woman was sexually assaulted in her home. special victims unit is working on this case. in those two cases the suspect reportedly wore red gloves. the canine unit was out here earlier. i'm told the sus spoekt is not being questioned at the scene. many detectives are still out here at the scene. we're trying to gather new information. for now live in south philadelphia. matt delucia, "nbc 10 news." >>> just about 6:03. following this breaking news. fifa says it will not change the location of the next two world cups after several high ranking officials were arrested during raids overnight. overnight swiss authorities announced they arrested six high ranking fifa officials on suspicion of taking more than $100 million in bribes. in the past 90 minutes the federal prosecutors in new york unsealed the indictment which shows charges against two vice presidents of fifa. the fbi and the swiss are investigating the selection of countries hosting the world cup. fifa held a news conference. i

another system rotates in. another one will drop down and move right in.estly i think this pattern is here for awhile. 50s on the temps. they will continue to be on the cool side with a breeze behind that and low clouds so it's really tough to warm up. not much of a breeze for most. water temps 61-65. a little bit of a system in southern california. no big deal. a whopper of a system going out of the rockies. 30s up in the mountains. 50s and 60s through the valley. for us a few high clouds down to the south. it will be breezy at times. it stays on the cool side. if you get the sun enjoy it while you can but your temperatures well below normal. antioch should be closer to 81 degrees. 76 in san jose. extended outlook does not have much for a chance. >> i will keep bugging you because i head to disney land to report on friday. what is it like? so-cal tomorrow? >>> the city of napa cracking down on dog ordinary reasons. coming up at 6:15 the rules being enforced and what happens if you don't follow them. >> ambitious plan to make san francisco streets safer fo