most have more of a westerly flow around the region. still moisture around the west.f rain near chicago today. we have another batch of widely scattered shower activity in the ohio valley. looks like tomorrow, again, a chance of an afternoon shower or thundershower. i think a better chance comes wednesday and thursday with this system that is going to move across the ohio valley. it will give us, with a funnel system approaching, a better chance of thunderstorm activity. and could be locally strong. maybe by thursday. overnight tonight, still on the humid side for sure. cooler air, believe it or not. we're actually going to go below normal for a couple of days by the end of the week. but we'll have to deal with thunderstorm activity as well. quick look at the tropics. chantal, with 45, heading off to the west and northwest. expected to be a depression only when it reaches the bahamas. but may still bring plenty of rain to southeast florida. they're the latest tracks as you can see. south wind, s, 5 to 10 knots. bay temp around 83 degrees. it's really come up. tonight,

you want to go around. the first asiana was too low and too slow so the go around should have been something the pilot initiated back then. >> reporter: at san francisco international airport, phillipe jegal, kron 4 news. >>> it has been confirmed as feared, one of the young victims at the crash at sfo was killed by a fire truck, not the crash itself. 16-year-old ye mengyuan was hit on the runway. the san mateo coroner and the fire department held a news conference today to talk about what happened. >> the cause of death of the asiana flight passenger ye mengyuan is listed as multiple blunt injuries that are consistent with being run over by a motor vehicle. those injuries she received, she was alive at the time. >> particularly want to express our condolences and apologies to the family of ye mengyuan. >> ye mengyuan was killed along with two classmates. it is believed she was covered with fire retardant foam when the truck ran her over. the san francisco police department is investigating. >>> there was y

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widespread os around the lee -- widespread 50s around the coast.mid-70s inland as it will be a mild noon hour if you're planning on doing brunch or lunch outdoors. for the second half of the day temperatures will warm again, but for the inland communities, it'll be a few degrees cooler than yesterday around the bay. a lot like what we have had yesterday and this is what you can expect. 72 for san rafael. upper 70s to the lower 70s. oakland, freeland, mid-70s for you. 77 in san jose. mid-80s for some of our warmer locations. i'm talking about areas like brentwood, you're looking at 87 for today. a nice warm one in areas right around the garlic festival. not hot, but nice. the on shore breeze will continue for the kite festival continuing in berkeley for today. your extended forecast. we're not finished with the cooling trend. monday will be the coolest day as we get back to work. 80 degrees in stored for the inland community. low 60s along the coastline as i will need to tell you this as we are running below average for this time of the year. not to

around the bay and inland. and temperatures in the 50s. low 60s and 70s. around the bay. upper 70s.or inland communities. and temperatures warmer than yesterday afternoon. 88 for concord. mid-70s. for valet hoe. and -- and 80 degrees in redwood city. 82 this afternoon. san jose. extended forecast here. temperatures will continue to warm with warmer days through tuesday. >> upper 80s and 90s. for monday and tuesday. upper 70s around the bay. 60s. around the coastline as a ridge of high pressure guns to strengthen. it will giveway to a trough off the coast. it will cool one against. back to 80s and slightly cooler on thursday. back to you. >>> well, expect delays if you are flying out of sfo today. how long you can expect to wait and how airlines are accomodating passengers. >>> this morning, the black boxes have been recovered from the wreckage of the flight 214. still on the runway at sfo. i will tell you what the head of the ntsb is saying about a possible causes for this crash and the possibility of pilot error. ♪ [ roars ] ♪ ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ male announcer ] universal

sixties around the coast.omorrow, perhaps the morning fog and drizzle. looks like temperatures will be slightly warmer as we wrap up the weekend. expect plenty of sunshine through the end of next week. debitors won't go very far. cooler air mass is settling into places and it will stay there for quite some time. don't expect anything too extreme. for 48. here's traffic with >>janu:. your bridge track. no delays or your bay bridge north or south found at this time. in the east bay, you could see westphal 24 ride is moving along smoothly and not checking any delays all westbound 580 out of livermore at this time. in the south bay not checking any delays there. a problem for your ride also through marin county. faugh >>james: police are warning uc berkeley students of an impostor on campus. >> it was here on the university that the victim was waiting for a campus escorts when an impersonator approach ter and proceeded to walk her home. police say when the suspect got to the victim's apartment, he asked use the ba

they get pushed around all day, carried around. one of those little front baby carrier things.n't we do that as adults? >> yes, and it does look weird. >> that is comedian mark malakhov, all 5'7" of him being carried around by grizz chapman, 7 feet tall. he's from "30 rock." this video just came out. mark looks rather comfortable holding on to the front of grizz. they obviously catch a lot of stares. i love here when they pass the other dad who has the actual baby. that's funny. and can i get one of those things? >> i think you first need to find a guy as big as grizz. >> the question here is, do you want to carry the dude or do you want to be carried? >> no, i want to ride along. >> go to the subway. see if the train is coming. they recommend not leaning your baby over the tracks there. getting through the turnstyles at the subway station, not the easiest thing. >> have a little snack at one point. and mark even decides to take a nap. >> nice. >> he just walks around. crossing the street. a lot of people taking pictures. and then, why don't we take a selfie together. >> let me

look at the temperatures, mid-to-upper 80's around the inland area and mid-70's to 80's around the bay and low sight at -- 60's at the coast. leyla gulen? >> back to new action where we have an accident that cleared to the shoulder. weapon seeing all lanes blocked for a time and now everything is re-opened. back over to the altamont pass, westbound 205 to 580 the transition road is going to be. blocked by debris out there and that is slowing things down to 5 miles per hour. if you are traveling along 101 from san rafael to san francisco under half an hour and 85 from 101 to cupertino northbound at 17 minutes and 24 from walnut creek through the tunnel, and to 580 at 12 minutes. right now 280 in san jose coming away from 17, a nice drive out there, brisk and accident-free. >> ahead, seven things to know use start your day. >> could superman leave the lakers to be a warrior? what golden state is doing to try to win the the makers of one a day believe, as i do, that everyone should have access to good nutrition. so they're donating two meals to feeding america for every purchase of one a

fog has developed here and only 46 in novato. 50s around the bay and we will find 50s around as well near monterey bay. but things will warm up, the low clouds will start to dissipate. here's a beautiful live view as we look out from mt. tam toward the sunrise. it just happened a minute ago. in the inland areas where it's already clear, temperatures will climb up into the low 90s. right around the bay temperatures will be a few degrees warmer compared to yesterday. we are talking upper 60s to upper 70s. so very comfortable. enjoy the day. and along the coast, that's where we are going to stick to low 60s, upper 50s and the clouds will linger all day. i'll have the complete forecast coming up. katie. >> francis, thank you. >> two women are dead this morning and a man is in the hospital after an attack at the san francisco jewelrymart. it happened at eighth and bran non. sergio quintana has more on what happened. >> this is video of one of the victims inside the giftcenter and jewelrymart being carted out to an ambulance. he was just feet from where it happened, this man says. >> i loo

they are gusting dramatically around sfo. we have, in fact, a wind warning or an airport warning because of the winds through this evening and we still have delays there. wins are gusting to near 30 miles per hour in concord and 32 in fairfield. you can see the rush that is taking place right new. compared to 24 hours ago, we are 22 degrees cooler had concord and 21 in livermore and 17 in fairfield and around the bay it is very impressive from ten in mount town view to 14 in sfo and 13 at for -- 13 in san jose. temperatures in the 60's and 70's not the 80's and 90's like the last seven days. summer is back in san francisco. for the rest of us, we will talk how much cooler it will be. eric? >> thank you. in southern california, investigators are looking into the cause of a malfunction at a fire work show that injured dozens of people. >> whoa. whoa. whoa. my god! whoa! >> a number of fire work shells exploded near or on the ground two minutes into the show. it sent shrapnel flying at the community park. 20 people went to the h

it will be partly cloudy in and around lake tahoe. we will look for more sunshine there but numbers cooler. 84. look for 95 in yosemite. just isolated showers today. there's the trade-off. in southern california that monsoonal moisture by big bear. and 71 in san diego. taking you back home today, numbers around the bay will be guilty pleasant with numbers ranking from the upper 50s at the coast, about 60 half moon bay, 64 san francisco. look for upper 60s across the bay. a couple degrees below average. drag races up in the north bay. it could be hot for this time of year in sonoma, but instead we are looking at mild condition was upper 70s there, and mid-80ths in antioch today with 85 in livermore. we talk about gilroy, 84 morgan hill and 72 in santa cruz. so if you are headed down around san martin today, temperatures starting out in the lower 60s and by 1:00 this afternoon look for mid-70s. notice the afternoon at about 4:00, still very pleasant with upper 70s around the bay. the accuweather seven-day forecast, we have the giants 6:

>> you can see their appears to be plenty of room left. >> the fireworks are scheduled to go off around 9:30. >> with bart on strike they anticipated more traffic and headache and had a strategy for dealing with it. >> we planned to leave home very early, so we left around 11:00 this morning, and then we planned our map and everything and we drove down. >> we got here before 12:00. >> reporter: many people told us they're paying a lot to park in the area, up to $60, and we found plenty of lots that were full. >> they say more than previous years that they paid. >> city officials estimate 200,000 people will still attend tonight's fireworks show. >> live at the aquatic park, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> right now, bart is taking a break for dinner for negotiations. >> they've asked the officials to keep quiet. >> they call the negotiations a mess. >> bart has threatened to impose a contract because the talks are at an impact. >> we are not at impact. >> it is unlawful. they cannot impose on us, but they are trying to threaten you, trying to weaken us. >> we are diligently working

some fog sticking around. by late morning sunny for all of us except along the coast, we see clouds all day. that's where temperatures will be coolest in the 60s but getting in the lowed 0s today. look for temperatures to come up a few degrees in your neighborhood. starting off in san jose at 81 today. a high there. 9 in santa clara. and look for 76 in palo alto. 68 in milbrae. downtown san francisco, 66. so a few degrees warmer, as well. and very comfortable, sonoma and napa, low 80s for you. upper 70s around the east bay, especially down toward fremont. and also look for some low 90s today in pittsburgh, antioch and brentwood. 85 in san ramon. for tonight things will be cool once again with the fog moving in. we will see low 50s to mid-50s. we might see some upper 40s as well in some of the valleys. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. enjoy the next two sunny days. we have temperatures coming up a few degrees, holding steady tomorrow. a little dip monday and tuesday and wednesday is when things start

park police discovered the paint around 1:20 this morning. they didn't see any words, letters or symbols in the vandalism. crews are tackling the paint with a nontoxic citrus-based cleaner. the damage is not permanent but tourists who came to the national mall this morning to see the monument were disappointed. >> we won't have another opportunity to go through the lincoln. of course, it's one of the big ones as far as what we would like to see. we were very disappointed. >> reporter: the lincoln memorial has been the site of a number of protests and gatherings. the best known perhaps, the 1963 march on washington when martin luther king, jr. gave his "i have a dream" speech in front of the marble statue. the national park service says more than 6 million people visited the memorial last year. >> we would hate to have it closed. nighttime is one of the best times to see the monument. >> reporter: park police say no one has claimed responsibility and they are investigating using surveillance cameras to help determine the culprit. in washington

these are your headlines from around the world. a cautious reaction from around the globe to the overflow of egyptian mohamed morsi with president obama calling for a swift return to civilian democratic rule. >>> portugal's stock market rallies while a ten-year bond yield falls back toward 7% as the junior coalition party vows to hold talks to try to save the government with the prime minister also standing firm. >> i will not resign because i don't have any reason to resign. there is no big issue. >>> a positive start to trading in europe with markets awaiting mario draghi's press conferences for assurances over the future of the euro and guidance of a policy. >>> more wait and see expected from the boe but hopes are high that mark connie will rifle some furthers at his first meeting. >>> portugal's junior coalition party says it will work with the governing social democrats to try to save the government from collapse. the vice president of the popular party told reporters yesterday that a meeting would be called with prime minist

>> having measures in place around payroll, around, around the financial stability pieces of it. this is -- so, this is, this is the interim counselor working with her board of trustees to implement policies that will address those pieces. that's not the special -- at that time, the limited power that the special trustee had, that wasn't his responsibility to say, you need to go and get your staff to do this. the trustees were still -- our elected trustee were -- were very much in place to do those pieces. >> so it's the mayor's decision because of the trustees that we are where we are? >> no, we're not -- we're not interested at all in placing blame. what we're interested in is moving forward. so, these are the kinds of things that we are not interested in getting caught up in. we want to provide supports to the special trustee and to the interim chancellor to ensure that they don't get stuck on some of these -- in some of these areas that are moving forward. >> i appreciate that. look, i do think it's a good thing that you're involved. i think that it brings a certain expertise

it's one extreme to another around here. a little below average with plenty of low clouds behind us. the live doppler hd picking up the stratus and the marine layer well over 2,000 feet deep. it's moved locally across the bay up to the north in santa rosa. we have clear sky to the south in san jose and mountain view and the inland east bay. here's a look from mt. tam. you see how temperatures are responding into the mid-50s. a cool start with 54 at half moon bay, 58 in santa cruz and numbers in san francisco mid-50s. our exploratorium camera showing the gray sky. 57 in napa with clear condition necessary livermore. 56 for you. and 58 union city. finally from the roof come raw, the transamerica pyramid underneath the blanket of low clouds and fog throughout most of the bay in this morning. we will look for the cooler pattern to stay with us throughout the day today and slightly warmer conditions headed our way tomorrow by about two to four degrees and another two degrees on monday. the warmest day, depending on where you are,

dimeters around the seasonal average as the starter next workweek than 7 day around the bay forecast coming up in just a few minutes >>james:an initiative called "s-o-s" or save our smart phone's could help protect your phone from thieves. it was announced yesterday by san francisco's d-a and the new york attorney general. kron four's scott rates tells us how the program >>: we will get that story coming up in just a bit. and the meantime, we will take a quick break coming up in the kron4 morning news. we'll have more headlines it we will try to get scott rates story prepared for your viewing later on. here's traffic moving well. no issues for the san ramon valley at this early hour. it is friday so we are hoping for a friday light drive. we will be right back. we are back. it is 428 as we take a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. all in all, not to bet on the weather front. a little bit cool but we are going to be enjoying warm temperatures once again and for the latest on that and your weekend here is erica. >>erica:. good morning and happy friday to you james. we are wak

within moments, the news was relayed around the world. >> just around dawn this morning, the duchess--bridge, accompanied by >> breaking right now, the duchess of cambridge in labor. >> interest in this birth is considerable. the coverage has been intense and ongoing. >> our team is live in london with the very latest. a the fact that the child is boy means that changes to the law of succession, which would have given a first born daughter equality in line of succession, will not have to be called on. -- t reactions to the birth it is absolutely amazing. >> i wanted to be here for the special event. i am so excited. the birth of a baby in direct line of succession only happens once every 30 years or so. a moment of joy for william and catherine, and for those who are so minded in britain and the 15 other countries in which the british king or queen is head of state. a reason to celebrate. >> i am joined by three children in splendid pajamas. charlotte is six. harrison is seven. you are up a bit late. what is going on? >> we were reading our books. our dad told our mom to turn on the

remember when we were around 104 a couple of days? 78 in san jose. check out how comfortable and maybe cool on the peninsula today from 70 at millbrae to up to palo alto at 76 and los altos at 77. brisk day in pacifica. everyone else around 60 to 62 degrees as in daly city and upper 60's in downtown and south friend and sausalito at 70 but we will be in the low-to-mid 80's through the north bay valley today. at the beaches, 20 degrees cooler. the east bay shore, berkeley with the finger fog and breeze at 70. 72 in oakland and hayward. everyone else in the mid-to-upper 70's and the east bay, low-to-mid 80's and the warm spot is brentwood at 87 degrees. on the windows open this morning and enjoy. temperatures tonight are back in the 50's. everyone will be cloudy but the east bay valley and the south bay. we will drop two to four degrees tomorrow and gain it back on sunday which will be like today. temperatures will hold near average with clouds at the coast and afternoon sunshine through the rest of the forecast. have a great day. leyla gulen has the c

mid-90s for you. 70s, upper 70s around the bay, upper 50s around the coast. we will come down even a few more degrees on monday. temperatures holding steady a little bit and then we bump up a little bit toward the end of the week. then we should see more sunshine for next weekend. >> yeah, it's looking pretty nice. thank you, francis. in sports this afternoon, madison bumgarner takes the mound for the giants as they go for the sweep against the arizona diamondbacks. last night matt cain recovered from his last two disastrous starts. here's the sports. >> good morning. despite a descendents pointing first half of the season the giants find themselves just four and a half games behind first place arizona. before last night's contest, ryan vogelsong came to the mound. san francisco in the first. marco scutaro with the double down the left-field line. arizona threatened to take the lead in the fifth but with the bases loaded matt cain gets goldschmidt for the third out. kaiane aldorine loud 4 hits, 2 runs. giants got insure ness in that are half of the inning as

you see some of the monsoonal moisture wrapping around that.ew clouds likely to move across our skies but a cooler weather pattern over the next few days. talking about 90 in some of the interior valleys. high temperatures this afternoon into san jose 82 degrees. 91 morgan hill, 78 mountain view, 61 and patchy fog into pacifica. 80s and 90s in many east bay locations. so we'll cool the temperatures down today and i think more so over the next couple of days. inside the bay you will see 60s and low 70s into oakland. as we look toward the next few days, we are going to cool down those temperatures. then some slight warming over saturday and sunday. but really no major changes in the forecast the next five to seven days. very nice weather pattern out there, liz. >> it is. especially inland, looks nice. thanks, lawrence. let's go to our maps. everything is quiet. we have one accident but it is going against the commute in pittsburg. main lines. freeway in antioch look good heading out of the antioch towards concord. in fact, all your major drive ti

they like being around him. they have to be followed by most of the tl group that he's leading. >> one thing pretty cool about this game or any sport really is all opportunity. and cap got opportunity last year ran witness and did heck of a job and now he's one of the top quarterback in the league. >> more niner news. wide receiver williams taken off of the physically unable to performlis today. suffered torn acl against the saints in november. michael unfortunately he's hurt. torn heel. he feels the team has enough depth to fill the void left by crabtree absence. >> losing a guy like this is definitely going to hurt. not going to replace a guy lake that with, not going to plug somebody in and same type of thing. lead receive sorej% the slack. that's all of us. we have-the depth and personnel to do it and we have the mind set to handle it. >> raiders open training camp tomorrow morning in napa. all 10 raider draft pick will be there. 12th over all pick hayden signed with the team today. the deal 4 years worth 10

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president around them, they both turn around. [laughter] so i had to learn, refer them as prescient 41, president 43. chapter four, the western white house. this is by one of my favorite photos in the book. this is a great illustration of the president on the ranch. route texan and something about the picture you can really see but barney is sitting on his lap. we will all ms. varney. chapter five is on 9/11. this moment here is very critical. you might notice there is a clock on the wall, around 9:25. and the president was so focused on gathering information, gathering his thoughts, preparing for a statement to the country and to the world. at this moment on the television they are replaying the video of the second tower getting hit, and that horrific image of the fireball. we hadn't seen at this stage at this time. so dan bartlett alerted everyone in the room at this stage, the president turned around and saw that horrific image that is burned in everyone's memory. chapter six, wore president. and this moment in terms of intens

we know that it happened around 11:18 last night. police got reports of shots fired at an apartment complex near montana and wilson. originally officers were told the shooting happened outside but they found the victims inside an apartment all with gunshot wounds. oakland police say three of those victims were children. an 8-year-old girl, 7-year-old girl and a 4-year-old boy. the other victim was an adult woman. alameda county coroner says the 8-year-old girl died about an hour later at the hospital. oakland police say the adult and two other children are in stable condition. police say there has been no arrest at this point and there is no suspect description. live in oakland, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >> >>> some of the protestors who vandalized oakland earlier it week were caught on camera and oakland police want your help in tracking them down even though faces can't be seen. police hope someone might recognize the clothes they're wearing. in this picture, a protestor is caught spray-painting trayvon martin's name in the street. th

so, for example, if it's around hiring or if it's around auditing or if it's key pieces where we have staffing that's available to help support or have another eye take a look at that, we're going to be providing that. the mayor has been really focused on looking at the self-evaluation of the college, the recommendations that were developed by not only staff, but with the elected trustees. and we're really wanting to focus on getting those accomplished in a much swifter manner and that's where our energies have been placed. thank you. >> thank you. just a couple questions. so, on the pathway to accreditation, can you say what the mayor sees in terms of opportunities for the college to be able to transform itself? not just meeting accreditation standards, but is there a vision that the mayor has in terms of what more the college could be that could help guide the work efficacy departments do? >> i think it's really clear the importance in value, particularly around work force development and our higher education opportunities for our kids transferring over. that was our huge focus area

after man broke in the home around 6. police say the man who was armed knocked on the door and when woman answered the suspect medley pepper sprayed her. her husband rushed to the door and he and the suspect struggled. when intrawder gun went off. no one was hurt. miraculously the woman, her husband and their children manage to get out of the house while the suspect was still inside. police were called and shut down roads in the area. about 2 hours ago the s.w.a.t. team went in the house which was empty. but they did recover a rifle. assault rifle. and now detectives are trying to figure out if this family was targeted. >> the fact that the female was pepper sprayed. and there was an assault rifle. it does allude to the fact there may be something more behind this but we are still investigate that go and we are very early on in that investigation. >> suspect is described as skinny hispanic with 30-year-old man with a bushy long point tail with goatee and tattooth eyebroe both eyebrow. he was last seen wearing a black zip

your 7 day around the bay forecast shows a very consistent mild condition temperatures around the seasonal average. we will continue to see not much change predigest that pattern of morning fog at afternoon sunshine. 401 is the time. here is traffic. >>janu: >>: not tracking any major problems. let's take a look at our bridge a check. starting off with the west about a bright as you approached the toll plaza no problems to report and also not tracking any delays on- at this time on the san mateo bridge. we are going to finish off here at the golden gate bridge to read a little foggy ride the chicken see no problems to report as well. >>anny:our top story this morning. this is the elderly woman was shot and killed while driving only blocks from her home. this is a new photograph of the 66- year- old woman who has been identified as judy salamon. morning police have not made any arrests in the deadly shooting. it marks oakland's 56th murder of 2013. it appears the woman was shot while she driving in east oakland. as kron 4's jeff bush reports. neighbors say salamon was an animal lover who wa

the issue is there was an earlier crash and which do see slowing around the golf course and around theend. there may be another incident at the truck scales, although there's nothing in the chp report. it could be a flat. i'll scan the report carefully. another live look outside shows you the bay bridge toll plaza where all lanes are still building. we have the metering lights on. so we have a slower build coming up at basically the end of the park lot. it's pretty smooth up to west grand avenue and up to the 880 over crossing, the eastshore freeway. speeds just now dipping into the upper 50s as well. >>> 6:19. fresh off the all-starlú break the a's continue their roll. pitcher bartolo colon shut out the rival los angeles angels of anaheim. the win kept the a's on top of their division. oakland will play in houston tonight at 5:05. >>> bad news for our giants. not only did they lose yesterday to the diamondbacks 3-1, but they lost relief jeremy affledt before the game. the team learned affledt would be out four to six weeks with a groin strain he suffered saturday night. the giants pl

the next three days, changes are around the corner. we warm up two to eight degrees and get back to where we should be and summer is back for thursday and friday with 80's and 90's inland and around the bay to 60's at the coast. >> if you are traveling between brentwood and oakley we have a sig-alert because of a vehicle fire blocking off your drive along brentwood boulevard between sunset road and havenswood lasting until at left another three or four hours. now as we look at our drive time traffic 580 from tracy to dublin is 25 minutes and highway 4, antioch to concord is 15 minutes. 101 from san rafael to san francisco is 15 minutes. the golden gate bridge is wet and misty. the bay bridge toll plaza shows cars building in the cash-paying lanes. >> thank you at 4:39. battling a major threat, the effort underway in the south bay against a pest that could cause big problems across the state. >> silver and black dreams, a new stayed the raider -- the new stadium the raiders envision. >> and slugger yoenis cespedes >> covering san rafael

posey comes around to score and sandoval goes to 3rd with a triple.ded to the lead in the 4th, brandon belt got into a volquez pitch. that is a deep 2-run shot. bats suddenly coming alive. the base were loaded for hunter pence, all three runs come around for pence. this was part of a 4-run inning to give the giants an 8-0 lead, but then it all became about tim lincecum. lincecum has not allowed a hit when guzman with the shot down the 3rd line that sandoval back- handed and fires to 1st. in theth, a drive to right, pence comes in hard, takes the hit away. lincecum acknowledged the play and knows he only has to get three more outs for his first career no-hitter. he took the field for the 9th, headley strikes out. next was carlos quentin. he flies out to blanco in left. alonzo was all that stood between lincecum and baseball history. >> high in the air and catchable, blanco, it's a no- hitter for tim lincecum! lincecum throws his first no- hitter, the second one this year and the 15th in giant's history. maybe this is part of the spark that the team nee

temperatures around 90 degrees. as we head around dinnertime, 84 for tomorrow evening.ll go inside to bob, with the five-day forecast. bob? >> and look for more ever those scattered afternoon thunderstorms. really until thursday. 90, maybe if we have clouds early. may only get to the upper 80s. pretty much the same thing for wednesday. 86. 85, drying out. friday looks like a pretty good day. saturday, 85, 68. also partly cloudy. there may be a brief shower by saturday night and again on sunday. but definitely lower temps toward the end of the week. that's actually below average. our average high tomorrow jumps up to 88 for the fixture nine days, the warmest days of the year. >>> just moments ago, canadian officials say that 13 people are confirmed dead in the train derailment and explosion in a small town, just 10 miles over the u.s. border in canada. dozens are still missing. mike armstrong has the latest on this disaster. >> reporter: fires continued to smolder, two days after a massive fire caused by a train derailment, all but destroyed the heart of this picturesque

how extreme weather is causing hov vac around the country. >> america's -- havoc around the country. >> america's cup watchers may have seen more than just sailboats. the "a" list celebrity to took to the water without a stunt double. >> there is a new iphone coming out. >> big change in the weather for today. what about the rest of the week? we'll talk about that coming up. metering lights are on now at the bay bridge toll plaza. so traffic is quickly filling in, in all lanes. your traffic trouble spots we'll have them for you after the break. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, raging flood waters. the tour bus flipped on its side... about 300 yards froe size, a pack bus returning to las vegas from the grand canyon flipped on its side in floodwaters 300 yards from the roadway near the border between arizona and nevada. everybody got out through the bus windows. it's not clear why the driver did one of the stupidest things you can do in a flash flood, try to cross it and he had 30 tourists. >>> heavy rain and hail soaked las vegas over the weekend. a flash flood watch was in effect for most of

that's what a go around is and then you land again. you go around the airport and they land again. in your assessment of doing this, seven seconds prior to impact, to get that plane back up in to the air, it would take a lot of power. is that possible with seven seconds left? >> how long's a piece of string? yes. it is possible. but only depending on what their speed was when they're -- i mean, if they were just under the approach speed, then yes, of course, it's possible. push it forward, the engines -- takes a few second, whatever for them to spool forward but if they're significantly below the speed, no -- i mean, only had seconds to go, and to use a little phrase, there is no way to push it all the way forward and go to power and go around is, takeoff, go around, you could push it all the way forward but by that stage, you have a sink rate that's too fast. you have -- the aircraft has stalled so there's not enough left and you physically do not have enough time to recover before impact. that's what happened in the -- now, all of this is the mechanics of how the accident happene

around rockville. 86 in leesburg. you got 90 down around culpeper and about 84, 85 where it's been around waldorf, la plata, warrenton and manassas. factor in the humidity, temperatures have been running about five to six degrees higher that heat index temperature. so low to mid-90s your heat index. 84 degrees with showers headed out. by 9:0080 degrees. partly sunny sky, warm at 11:00 with a temperature of 78 degrees. while things clear out for a while our skis will turn over to a partly cloudy sky. by tomorrow morning mostly cloudy. could see areas of fog setting up but then it turns stormy by noon to 1:00 tomorrow. around 2:00 or 3:00 could see a nasty line of storms move through our area where we could be getting a lot of wind and some downpours and for thursday i think our main area will be i-95 to the east and down to the south. you folks around annapolis, prince george's county, st. mary's county, calvert county on the look out for thursday. so the possibility of seeing some large hail tomorrow as well as damagi

it will be warm to hot around the bay from 83 -- rather, inland, and 70 around san francisco to 86 in south bay and low-to-mid 60's at the coast. now the traffic. leyla gulen? >> we have an ace train delay at seven minutes that will be the number one train to san jose. bart and muni and everything else is on time. at look at what is happening in san jose, this is the drive along 87 beyond the julian off-ramp to the tank and we see a few extra cars making the drive but we do not see accidents. we will try to keep it light this morning. kristen and matt? >> while you were sleeping crews worked to repair a broken gas line that forced evacuation of several blocks. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield has that story. >> this will make alamo residents very happy: danville boulevard is re-opened. this just happened in the half hour. crews worked through night on the repairs. traffic can go through without any problem. they were fixing yesterday's mess a mud crew hit half inch gas line and officials evacuate add three-square block area downtown at 10:30 in the morning with businesses shutting do

manassas and around warrenton.urly forecast to get you through the day tomorrow, mid-70s to about 80 degrees already at 8:00 a.m. a quick jump here early in the day. 85 at 11:00 a.m. upper 80s before noon time. 90 degrees at 3:00 p.m. the way it's looking right now, we could have showers developing around 11:00 a.m. to noon tomorrow. best chance of seeing the thunderstorm activity will be during the afternoon around 2:00, 3:00, 4:00, maybe 5:00 p.m. our main threat tomorrow is that of seeing damaging winds, could see hail, maybe large hail across the area and with this juice up atmosphere could be looking at downpours with medium risk of seeing flash flooding, low threat but still the possibility of outside chance that we could have a tornado around our area. the main areas that would be is off to the north and west across western maryland. the other thing i'm keeping an eye on is tropical storm chantal. it's expected to move northwestward. it could produce heavy rain for miami. anybody heading to the southeast coa

wave heights around a foot. water temperature around 80. we will come back and check the seven-day forecast going into the weekend. >> thank you. >> somebody stop and help someone on their way to a concert and it paid off big time. >> we saw him on the other side of the road. he takes his bike up and throws it over here. matthews.ave >> they spotted him on the side of both house road stranded. -- boat house road. >> he said, i have never seen a bike rack like this before. i was holding his helmet. >> then they got him in the car. >> we were talking about his tour and where he had come from. he was just in cincinnati. said he was taking a short break to drop his daughters off at camp. >> dave matthews invited them to dinner. >> we felt out of place. >> then they went behind stage. >> i woke up this morning it said, that really happened yesterday. it was for real. we could not believe it. >> what are the chances? that was so cool. amazing. 6:43. >> still ahead, we'll take a >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. we

bay temp around 81. tonight maybe a shower. a couple of spots could see a thunderstorm west of us for sure. 72 tomorrow. back up 87. later afternoon thunderstorms, a good day to be heavy downpours. same thing for thursday. drying out friday a little bit, 85, 85 and 87. sunny to partly cloudy skies for the weekend. >> it actually looked good. thank you, bob. >>> coming up another big crowd at camden yards. >> can the orioles deliver [ male announcer ] you know what's so awesome about the internet? it gets more and more entertaining every day. and once you've got verizon fios, that's when you get it -- america's fastest, most reliable internet takes your entertainment to ridiculous levels. i was streaming videos, movies, music. once i realized how fast it was, that's when i got it. [ male announcer ] and now you can get it too. for a limited time, get a hot summer deal online with fios for an amazing $79.99 a month for the first year. plus get a special bonus -- $300 back with a 2 year agreement. technology that makes life more e

don't mess around. >> that was a strange choice. i'd like to do my own taste test. >> i remember on the 4th of july as a little kid we used to make our own. my parents would break out the barrel and we used to crank it and it felt like your arms were going to come off! is it done yet? it was delicious. really good stuff. >> you're burning off all the calories by making it. >>> today is a good day for it. it's going to be hot around the bay area. heat warnings continuing for one final day. triple digits likely to show up in some of the interior valleys. we are seeing a lot of monsoonal moisture sweeping in through the bay area today. some of that subtropical moisture sparking thunderstorms in mendocino county and you can see those rolling through. you can see a few passing clouds this morning maybe a couple of raindrops to our north. otherwise it is a very mild start to the day. temperatures in the 60s and 70s but staying hot again for today. but after this, it looks like some much cooler weather lies ahead. high pressure out here yu

goes around this rock and now the eel kind of takes off. but it's still hanging around. at one point jackie lost sight of it and then you see it's like, well, i lost the eel. i don't have anybody to play with. pecks around in the sand here. can't really come up with a snack. she said at one point they did find a fish and took it up to the surface. does pick up a starfish for a little bit but then like, it's not for me today. all we ever see of the water fowl is go under the water and you see them pop up. you wonder what are they doing down there? now we know what they're doing. >>> pranks are awesome, especially when they make really strong, menacing men sound like little girls. >> this is an interview -- a job interview. the guy wearing the cap is supposed to be interviewing bouncers for security. >> oh, so you know that some strong manly men are applying for this position. >> pays 150. you good? >> 150? i can do 150. >> the interviewees are very agreeable. >> there's a knock. the men in the cab is like, i'm going to go check this out. this is when it gets good. >> the

posey comes around to score and sandoval goes to 3rd with a triple.giants added to the lead in the 4th, brandon belt got into a volquez pitch. that is a deep 2-run shot. bats suddenly coming alive. the base were loaded for hunter pence, all three runs come around for pence. this was part of a 4-run inning to give the giants an 8-0 lead, but then it all became about tim lincecum. lincecum has not allowed a hit when guzman with the shot down the 3rd line that sandoval back- handed and fires to 1st. in theth, a drive to right, pence comes in hard, takes

creating a barrier around the fire.keshift memorial now stands near the fire station in prescott,.where family and friends bring flowers and console each other.remembering the fallen firefighters. the heartbreaking memorial is over and today the experts will head to a wildfire scene near prescott, ariz., to begin to investigate what went so firefighters died. a spokeswoman for the atlanta nimo - national incident management put out a preliminary report in the coming days. in prescott, arizona. a tribute monday night. to the 19 arizona firefighters who became trapped in a growing wildfire. the men were part of an elite team. the prescott fire department's granite mountain hotshots. the crew was responsible for the fire. now we're learning more about who these men were from their families. ♪ [ roars ] ♪ ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ male announcer ] universal studios summer of survival. ♪ >> welcome back. we are now in day two of the barge strike. >> the bay area council economic institute estimates that the bart strike is

this week and more around the globe as the trial. continues and it's scheduled to wrap up next month and for. you all just a couple minutes away from the u.s. president barack obama mulling the use of force in syria more international news and right after this break. i would rather i asked questions for people in positions of power instead of speak on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on r.t. question more. twenty two seventeen moscow time now the obama administration is the saudi whether to use force in syria that was revealed during the senate testimony of america's top military man who told the senators that he has presented the president with options for a military intervention is going to teach us more washington correspondent. i got what exactly did the general have to say the. well kevin this thursday members of the senate armed services committee were very eager to hear about what options the u.s. has in order to remove bashar assad from power and u.s. army general martin dempsey the c

they were escorted around by police. those two people taking away by workers. >> katie marzullo joins frustration the international terminal with more. >> reporter: we have new video of one of the survivors. let's go ahead and roll that so people can get a look at that. she turned up after receiving medical treatment. she has an abrasion on her face and also what appears to be a hospital wristband on her wrist. she was with a young man. he didn't seem to have any injuries, he may be a relative or loved one that met her here they airport. woman wasn't able to speak english but did i talk with another survivor, a man from india. his arm was in a sling. i asked him what his injuries. he said he had a broken collarbone. he was able to give an interview as teenage boy. both described what it was like when the plane went down. >> it was a loud bang. we knew something had gone wrong. >> reporter: now, you see the young man. he was more than willing to share his story but a police officer pulled him away and took him back into t

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