i'm tracking showers as we head into tomorrow. going to be a washout, there are a few chances throughout the day. we also have a moderate risk for rip currents and warmer temperatures in store for us as we head to sunday. right now, look at the city skyline, we're seeing mostly clear skies, a few clouds out there, this evening. still mild 73 degrees, one speeds out of the southeast at 3 miles an hour. 73 in reading, 70 degrees in mt. holly, 69d in atlantic city. 72 in stone harbor and temperatures at 70 degrees in dover. not too bad out there right now. satellite radar shows those clouds lingering, just like i was seeing slowly starting to see a few of these showers pushing into wilmington and starting to crossover into parts of delaware it's all a part of this weather disturbance which will send most of the moisture to the north of us it's going to drift closer to us by the morning. we have another batch of showers that's going to pushoff shore. what we're going to focus on is all the moisture going to head our way toward tomorro

much respect as we can. because he's meant so much to this organization and the city. and we're going to try -- i'm going to try as hard as i can to make sure i try to keep everybody happy. i think chase understands that he perhaps might not get thrust right into the lineup to play every day, i'm going to try to get him as many at-bats as i can. >>> it's been a whirlwind, a couple weeks for carli lloyd, who desperately needs some sleep. she even set up camp today. for the world cup hero there's still no rest inside. she held her annual soccer camp in medford. several hundred girls between the ages of 6 and 18 were part of the day long camp. lloyd helped the girls learn the same techniques she uses to score hat tricks. we asked carli about her hectic life the past few weeks. >> it's been a whirlwind, i mean, i'm running on fumes right now, not a lot of sleep. it's been one thing after the next. i know i can't look past the current day, because i have so much going on. but this is like my second day at home in

as we head towards next weekend a more typical weekend as we see those 80s and 90s inland and doesn't are going to see any chaps of showers as we get towards next saturday and sunday. back to you. >> thanks so much. >>> coming up next get this dorothy's slippers are missing. a thief managed to steal a pair of the priceless and iconic shoes used in the wizard of oz. the mystery surrounding the heist plus the big reward offered to bring them home. >>> another shark attack to tell you about, this one, though on a dolphin. watch as beach goers rush in to help. in north carolina... another shark attack this time >>> it's happened again in meteorologist kari hall. another shark attack. this time against a dolphin. the bottle nosed dolphin was alive when it washed on to the beach where he had. people tried to help the animal keep it wet with water. the dolphin suffered a deep bite to its tail. it didn't survive. so far this year there have been 12 people attacked by sharks in the carolinas, compared to an average of four to six per year. >>> a pair of the world's most famous shoes have been

our new house as we wrap up our first week on the new set. ok kitty. >> here we are. >> always wanted to be in the -- >> what's going on with him? >> nothing. his family so boring never anything going on. oh. he said he'd play matchmaker for caitlyn. hoop who's the perfect candidate for caitlyn? >> somebody smashing. >> and a stand-up comedy special. a riot. >> and with us today. >> katie holmes on the show. watched the first episode. look. going the other way now. maybe met suri. >> "access hollywood live" starts right now. >>> stand by, billy and ki

our summer months, july typically one of the driest, that was not the case a bit earlier this week as wehe system here that is now off towards the rockies and heading east. that brought us the showers earlier in the week. tonight we had the weakening weather system that brought the clouds our way. north of santa rosa a few light showers for this evening. tomorrow things are looking breezy. any chance of showers now, maybe north of lake tahoe. we see the clouds spilling in. you see a few of them on the satellite. as we get to tomorrow morning what we'll see is the clouds starting to break up gradually clear skies, no rain expected out of the system as we wake up to numbers close to what we have right now. upper 50s to low 60s, closer to san francisco, the trend for the next several days does look a lot warmer as we head to the middle of next week. a full can look at the forecast coming up in just moments. >>> coming up next at 11:00, getting around the big apple for cheap. a huge deal uber is offering for people who do not mind car pooling in new york city. >>> plus just click your heels

as we go forward. the objective is clearly to prevent iran from ever becoming a nuclear weapon power. that is our simple objective. we know who we are dealing with. this is a state sponsor of terrorism. this is a country that abuses human rights. violates the ballistic missile area. we know all that. but we singularly are trying to prevent iran from becoming a nuclear weapon power because we know that is a game changer in the region. that's the objective of this agreement. and the standard that we have to use because there is no trust in iran, the supreme leader on friday after the agreements were entered into said, we will trample upon america. we don't trust iran. but we've got to leave a motion out of this. we've got to look at the agreements. and we've got to determine whether the compliance with this agreement by the united states will put us on a path that makes it less likely or more likely that iran will become a nuclear weapon power. that's got to be the test that we use. mr. chairman, i have m

as we head into next weekend, the thing will dry out and back to more typical weather as we see the humidity meantime human and heat tomorrow. lows may be in the 70s sunday night and the ongoing chance of showers into monday. back to you. >> thanks very much. >>> still to come at 5:00, first the giants and the warriors and now a professional eater gets his very own eater parade. victory parades this year. but you may have missed the most rece.. >>> the bay area has seen a couple of victory parades in the last several months but you may have missed the most recent one. >> unless you're a foodie. the hotdog eating world champion matt stoney. >> reporter: the mustard bell returns to the bay area for the ninth straight year. matt downed 62 hotdogs at the fourth of july hotdog contest on coney island. >> not everyone can do it. >> how did he do it? >> you get used to the taste of the food the texture. >> matt upset his long time san jose rival joey jug chestnut who was on an eight-year winning streak. the parade in his honor in down san jose drew the likes of abe lincoln. >> here to support the c

it will be stalling as we go across the weekend and what happens with that means we are going to keep the clouds and the rain in the forecast and across saturday, some of that will be trying to move up to the north. here's what future weather is showing for tonight. a few light showers still in the evening forecast. clouds will stick around. tomorrow, i really don't think it will be a bad day. slight chance of a shower tomorrow afternoon but overall we will be on the drier side. mix of sun and clouds. then we go into saturday watch what happens. more cloud cover moves in showers just to our south by saturday morning which could easily move a little farther to the north and by saturday afternoon, we have a pretty fair chance for a scattered shower across the area or even isolated thunderstorms. that's going to stay in the forecast saturday afternoon. saturday night we are not going to completely clear out just yet. so far, it does look like we could have a slight chance in the forecast. best chance will be south of philadelphia. by sunday, we will start to see more sunshine developing.

as you head out today areas of coastal position and the sun is rising right now as we speak. emperatures mott as hot inland today and a cool breeze returns to the bay and mostly cloudy and foggy tonight with the sunset at 8:16. a look at those current temperatures, it's 64 degrees in livermore, santa rosa 61 degrees and san francisco at 60 degrees. nice and cool this morning. but still hot today in spots like los gatos, 92 degrees, 82 degrees in palo alto, the castro will be at 75 degrees, you will have a hard time shaking those clouds today. napa 85 degrees and 98 degrees in walnut creek. we could see a couple of spots hitting the triple digits once again, but not as widespread as yesterday. so now we have a shift in the wind, it's coming in from more of a southwesterly direction. here we are at noon and the winds are coming in from the west, that brings am nice cool ocean breeze, winds 15 to 20 miles an hour, maybe even a little higher in napa. the heat will fade these next couple of days, as high pressure slides to the east. that was fighting back that on-shore flow. but th

if we were different from the others in that respect. as for the building project that has been overhyped and misrepresented. the costs have remained essentially static from before we took on this building and they had performed an audit and the construction costs have been pretty steady between 95 and $125 million approximately. and they know more about it than i do and they have felt and have stated that this is an appropriate government renovation project well within the cost estimate. that is my understanding of that issue. >> thank you. yesterday the bureau announced the settlement of an enforcement action against american honda finance corporation. we are the nation's largest auto industry. [inaudible] and they resent american thinker article quoted from a memo stating that the bureau is seeking to accomplish these significant limitations of dealer discretions. considering auto dealers are explicitly part of this. can this be seen as anything other than a backdoor effort to regulate auto dealers that were basically exempt from dodd-fr

as we go into the next couple of days it looks like we will see this rain off and on, but you can feel the difference in the air with the high humidity this morning as you walk out the door. so not really typical of this time of year to get some rain, even with the monsoon we don't see much of that moving into the bay area, but it's happening now and i think a lot of us will welcome it. 62 degrees in oakland now as you walk out the door and temperatures have really not dropped that much since yesterday when we first saw the showers and the clouds moving in. in the future cast we still see a chance of rain as we go through this evening. so even if we take a break i think with the daytime heating we could see more of those showers, possibly some thunderstorms firing up again. we will do it all over again tomorrow. so definitely a big change in this pattern as we go into the next couple of days we may have some of that rain off and on. i'm going to show you this because if it actually does happen it will probably be pretty awesome before the holiday weekend. this is the estimated rainfall

that's where they will stay as we go into tomorrow for your friday. storms are well aware from the area. we did have a flood advisory -- flash flood warning through the philadelphia area. but now we have the flood advisory out. there is the potential that we could be seeing locally flooded roadways with the heavy rain today. that's going to go until midnight. that's for philadelphia up into' ÷ trenton. be careful if you are in these areas. that should end pretty soon. either way, we're seeing nice conditions setting up as we go into the end of this week into the weekend. here is the dry air moving in. it's helping to push all the rain out too. that was part of of a cold front. the only thing you will notice is the sunshine in the dry xtv rea. temperatures won't be cooler it will just feel more comfortable. look at storm reports. by tomorrow we will have more in new jersey. as for today, we had quite a bit around the area. that's wind damage downed trees, downed power lines. now we see things clear up. here is future weather, clearing overnight tonight

get into the day, today's high high, 84 degrees across the area and as we get into the weekend, there we go. the heat is on as we get into saturday matt, temperatures will be at 90 and then 95 keep in mind heat index from 95 to 105, scientists are buzzing about a dinosaur discovery in china. scientists stumbled upon the new species a raptor with wings the relative of the raptors depicted in jurassic park, it had long feathers on its arms and tails and another piece of evidence with a link between dinosaurs and modern birds. new jersey governor, chris christie, says what me worry? why he is not concerned about low poll numbers. plus rejected. hillary clinton gives a gift back to a well known lawmakers in the lehigh valley. those stories and much more next. >>> "action news" at 12:30 continues. >> hello again rick and sara are off and i'm matt o'donnell. here are the stories i am following for you police are searching for what happened to a woman after she was found strangled and beaten in her apartment, she just graduated from drexel universe just weeks ago and in tennessee, police are

i think the numbers will pick up as we get through the evening hours. just west of baltimore, that is where we are finding most of the rain now. wider view shows flooding concerns in indiana and illinois. with that friend getting so close, the number of showers in our area -- front getting so close, the number of showers in our area will increase. 82 now in frederick. as we get through the afternoon a little sunshine, a lot of clouds, temperatures warm and humid, mid to upper 80's. typical pattern we have seen through may and june. we look ahead to the weekend for you in a few minutes. jummy: we look forward to that. the bw parkway is back open this afternoon after a pretty serious crash this morning. u.s. park police say the car crashed sometime between 5:45 a.m.-x 15 a.m. the driver was rushed to the hospital with serious injuries. no major problems on the roads right now, but jamie sullivan has a check on the traffic. jamie: nothing like we had this morning with big backups on the parkway. right now, the biggest thing is some crashes on the city stree

subtle changes and a minor cool down as we get into saturday as well as sunday.mary, good morning to you. i want to know -- i want to let everyone out there using bart, through the san francisco stations, on the ssf and mill bray line direction -- if you're going to take the train before the 4th of july. how about the roadways, this is what things look like at the toll plaza. clear heading into san francisco. we'll send you to the south bay. we'll show you what highway 101 looks like at mckee road. a lot of people have the car packed up trying to get out of town. the only real slow spot i can find around the bay area is right there. it's 680 northbound right in the concord, martinez area and you can see a bit of sluggish traffic moving towards the vanecian bridge. i'll show you a view of the south bay and you can see free and clear of any crashes down that way. so if your travels take you through the san jose way, you're looking good. gasia. >> alex, thank you . >>> this is a -- it's going to be a very long weekend for law enforcement. and us intelligence agencie

projection the next few days, bands of showers rotating through the bay area and still a few more showers as we get into monday evening. we're not quite done with it yet. so rainfall projections pretty impressive. mainly around the south bay. one of the models we have there picking up less than a quarter inch. other hinting at a bigger punch out of the system. the focus still being on the south bay. pick whichever computer model you want. see measurable rainfall. all three agreeing now that we'll see these showers coming in through about monday. then tuesday and wednesday our skies begin to clear as the tropical moisture moves on. temperatures cooling off a little bit from sunday on into monday. the chance of showers continues. then we'll see skies clear and the chances of showers shutting down. and the bigger news here the humidity moving on as we move toward tuesday and wednesday of next week. >> rob, thanks very much. raj mathai tweeting or sending us an e-mail he saw lightning over los altos. >> i did. coming down toward the station. saw some as well. getting close to the airport. i know of

it is happening right now by the way as we sit here. people might say that was iraq and i don't know should we have been there or not. this is happening this very second with the support of iraq do you understand that? peoples genitles right now are being amputated. people are being electrocuted. this is happening this very second. in a prison in iran. i mean in syria that iran is supporting. some would say we haven't done as much as we could to stop it because of these negotiations. when i was in college i wasn't a particularly good student, first part of college i was interested in sports the latter part i was interested in working, i learned one thing, i learned about the critical path method and i built buildings all over the country and i learned you could start with something like this and you layout a vision and you build it out and you begin with the end in mind and put first things first as sort of the critical path. and what i've seen our secretary do is i know he has developed a tremendous warmth with iran's foreign minister

as we get to the end of it some people are not ready. we heard from you and others in the spring and it was -- it's an example of the oversight, mr. chairman, you talked about. when we get congressional oversight, i take it seriously. i don't regard myself as able to blow off concerns that people raise to me f you're raising a concern on behalf of your constituents they're the people i'm trifg toying to serve as well. so we did in the end it was due to an error in our part, but we did back up the implementation date further out in the end of the summer sale season. it is now under consideration to put that in october. a lot of people don't like a date of something like january because when we did our first round of mortgage rules, we were under requirement of time frames from congress, it was january and so many systems change that's they do or systems freeze that's they do at the end of the year that is inconvenient. and in specific response to your question, we went out and worked with the other agencies to get an agreement which we hav

absolutely right to focus on that, and we are attempting to address those risks as best we can. donnelly: thank you, madam chair, mr. chairman. >> senator scott. scott: as i travel across america, people express concerns about america leading from behind, whether they are the failure of red lines in syria, or more recently in south carolina, has the sense that the nation is tentative and comfortable taking keys from foreign actors rather than occupying our traditional role as leader of the world. now, i am certainly not suggesting that you are somehow in charge of military policy or middle east diplomacy, but you are in charge of regulatory policies for some of our countries most successful businesses and sometimes it seems to me that u.s. regulators are leading from behind, especially when it comes to involvement with international bodies like the financial stability board of the international association of insurance supervisors. example, is designated at 50 shortly after the fsb did. we saw something similar happen with capital buffer for money market mutual funds. they seem t

as we progress the model a little more we'll start to dry out as we head into tonight. your fireworks forecast by 8:00 p.m. by 10:00 p.m. coming up i'll be tracking what to expect your sunday forecast and warming trend plus storms return. george. >> an estimated 700,000 people are celebrating independence day on the parkway. they have a lot to look forward to tonight with the concert and the fireworks. nbc 10 drew smith continues our live team coverage on the parkway. that crowd will only be growing. >> reporter: already a lot of people out here. this is all the way down the parkway. people enjoying the games, vendors as well as the food down here. over here we have stage that's been set upmost of the day for musical performers have been singing and playing their instruments. the main act is going to be over here. this is the big stage right beyond this fence over here. just about an hour and a half we'll see the big performers playing up there. so far the biggest challenge has been dodging a few rain drops. right now it's clear but a lot of people had umbrellas and the

oh we just lost her. >> as soon as we have that figured out we'll bring that to you. >> we just got her back. good morning surae. happy to have you with us. >> reporter: good morning to both of you. this is one of the last events of this abney tire competition. the world games have been fantastic. they just stepped off of the half marathon. they'll go on to the walking path and it will end here at town center. there is the athlete village also to take part in. folks are here from all over the world. these are some of the folks' loved ones who have come here from across the country, across the globe just to see their folks compete in the world games. it's been two weeks of incredible competition from athletes highlighting the great thing, northern virginia. excitement has been overshadowed by the tragedy on thursday. as we know a brazilian investigator died and two others were seriously injured in a cycling race in prince william county and a few moments ago there was a moment of silence. we'll have more coming up on that in about a half hour but right now folks are enjoying as you said

as we head into tomorrow we'll see plenty of sunshine as high pressure builds in.will start to break up as we head into tomorrow morning. tomorrow will be a fantastic beach day. plenty of sunshine expected for us. changes will start to move back in as we head into monday afternoon. you will notice another weather disturbance that will bring us chance of storms pushing into monday afternoon. our highs around the areas tomorrow will make it into the 80s for the poconos. 87 in allentown. 85 in pottstown. temperatures in philadelphia will put us close to 88 degrees. 85 in wilmington. right along the shore even. 82 degrees in atlantic city. wildwood at 80 degrees and temperatures at dover. warm water temperatures for us again. 72 degrees and then if you're planning on out rehoboth beach, 79 and warm. really beautiful day no matter which beach or shore city you choose to go to. most of our showers have tapered. we're dealing with mostly cloudy skies. we'll drop down to 59 to the north and west. tomorrow sunny and warmer. rains between 84 and 86 degrees. we head into next

so lots of good news as we switch over, show you the maps. of stalls out there but not impacting traffic. same for the south bay, 101 looking pretty good. you can see the outcam examination. san jose, wide open roads, same deal for the northbound and southbound lanes for 101. we get a little bit further into palo alto, same teal, not many accidents, not many cars. great news all around here in the traffic center. back over to you. >> one of those cases no news is good news. >>> 6:51. new this morning a north bay high school track coach facing charges of sex with an underage student. he works at novato high school. 64-year-old steven deschler is accused of having a sexual relationship with a 17-year-old student. deputies say the girl's mother alerted authorities when she found suspicious text mesk3)á/ty investigators to not believe that there were other victims. >>> 6:51. across the country police departments are on high alert for this fourth of july weekend. authorities stress there are no imminent threats and the increased security is just a

as we get into wednesday we have it over the coastal range. wednesday into thursday will be the best timing for us to have the possibility of a few showers, maybe even thunderstorms. as we get into the over night hours temperatures begin to cool. by tomorrow morning upper 50s low 60s. for the afternoon tomorrow a lot like today we have 83 for livermore. 75 in san rafael. 77 expected for redwood city. the extended forecast here. temperatures will continue to drop as we get into tuesday wednesday, thursday, bottom out friday. mid 70s in the forecast for inland cities. not bad at all if you enjoy the mild weather. again that slight possibility of maybe a few isolated showers like what we saw recently coming our way wednesday and thursday. >> thank you. >>> the president goes to the pentagon to talk about the [ indiscernible ] >> the steps that need to be taken. >>> also soaring rent prices and crowded open homes. finding a place to live in the bay area is becoming harder and harder. today in our four by four what you need to know before you even

be interesting to see if possible lightning strikes started that fire that you mentioned in sunol as we take a live look outside, what a contrast this morning, but warm temperatures overnight. these thunderstorms making their way out of the area, but kari hall we are not out of the woods just yet he. >> no, we may see more as we go into the afternoon. we started out this morning with all of that monsoonal moisture moving across parts of the bay area and coming across the central valley. so a lot of heat to deal with, it gives it a little more energy, but the rain continues to fizzle out and we start out with dry conditions this morning. even a little bit of some clearing in spots, but as temperatures heat up later on today we may have a few more of those storms popping. so just keep the umbrella and accessory you normally don't need this time of year, you may need that today. look at the tri-valley temperature, that's currently 73 degrees and as we go into the afternoon still very warm, a chance of a shower or storm, 94 degrees and higher humidity today, but not as hot as yesterday, but

a fire that continues to rage in napa county as we enter day three. ow much -- >>> as the investigation continues into the shooting death of hayward sergeant scott lunger the prosecution system begins for the man accused of pulling the trigger. >>> and a quick look outside from the embarcadero. the a's and giants are squaring off this evening. that's a 7:15 game. we will be carrying it live on nbc bay area. we will be right back. =sam/vo= heading to court for the first time. two days after a confrontation with police--- that led to the death of hayward first time. two days after a confrontation with police that led to the death of hayward sergeant scott lunger the alleged shooter faces a judge. >>> and a mass shooting in a louisiana movie theater where police are trying to find the motive. they're strug that. and struggling to know who was the target. >>> and we will have a nice start out to the weekend, but we are getting ready for a warm up in that microclimate forecast. it's coming up if in a few minutes. >>> plus an obstruction reported on the peni

we need to hear from you as small businesses so we have this opportunity as we're setting aside as we go through the outreach opportunities across california and for small businesses and this informational tool is on the website as well as we're delivering to e-blast if you're on the list and we ask to you respond and we will follow up on the questionnaire and we want to know and we have done as you have seen a tremendous effort for the checklist for the final building inspectors but we know there is more to go in regards to the consumers to use to help them become compliant so again as we stated we know that typically -- we already heard that financial incentives would be the possible answer for many small businesses so that's why we brought today two knowledgeable representatives that can share and beginning regina. she's going to present -- >> [inaudible] >> yeah, so regina will be sharing with you and then jesse torres from the governor's office will follow. >> so regina dick-endrizzi director of the office of small business and it's an honor to be before you today and thank you a

we have numerous other accountability mechanisms as well. and like the other banking agencies, we are not subject to the appropriation process, but that is not unique. it would be odd if we were different from the others in that respect. as to the building project, that has been overhyped and misrepresented. the building costs have remained essentially static from before we took on this building, and the office of thrift supervision had performed an audit that saw that the building was in disrepair, and needed an overhaul if it was going to remain a productive government asset. the construction costs have been pretty steady between $95 and $120 million, approximately. we recently let the contracts do competitive bidding and they come in thus far underbudget. and the gsa is managing the program which feels more appropriate to me, they know more about it than i do, and they have stated this is an appropriate government renovation project, well within the cost estimates of similar projects. that's my understanding of that issue. >> thank you. ye

we had that other round of showers potentially bubbling up as we head into the evening drive. en saturday, or friday, i should say, we start out dry, but then another little cluster of showers could develop just in time for that evening commute or that evening drive to the beach. saturday morning, 9 future cast showing the showers here, maybe even pockets of heavier rain. i think 9 future cast is overdoing that threat for the morning on saturday. the good news, though, all the model data shows us drying out as we head into saturday evening and the fireworks displays should be in good shape in the immediate metro area. today, we'll reach a high of 83 in leesburg, 82 in manassas, 81 at andrews, and 84 in downtown washington. we're only going to dip into the 60s overnight tonight in the suburbs and 70 in downtown washington. the clouds starting to break up a little bit as we head into the evening. we'll reach a high of 80 degrees tomorrow. that's it. we'll see temperatures really capped off by that east wind and the potential for showers, but starting to get better as we head into

we do not assess china as trying to achieve party with either us. the primary role of our nuclear forces is to deter an attack on the continental united states, our allies and our partners. we state very clearly that the u.s. of nuclear weapons will cross an esclatory red line. we do not make explicit what our reactions would be. but we do say that we have the full force of our nuclear arsenal behind us to respond as needed and as the president directs. so our policy is to deter an attack on the united states and try to reduce the role of nuclear weapons in our normal national security strategy around the world. >> because russia now has the conventional disadvantage that we at least perceived ourselves to have during portions of the cold war. so one of the concerns is that if they feel that they're conventionally outgon gunned they may go the nuclear route and we communicate to them. that is part of our deterrence strategy. if you use a nuke against anybody, than you got one coming back at you. >> it's a very important point sir. whenever you're con

once again as we head into sunday we will see plenty of sunshine.hat so expect as we push into the holiday weekend. that's coming up in my full forecast. >>> you can plan for the holiday weekend with our nbc 10 app. you can watch brittney on the air all weekend long. if you would like to see a free local fireworks gallery, just download the app. >>> new jersey health officials are issuing a warning to the public after more dangerous creatures washed up on the jersey shore. beach-goers found three portuguese man o war in the north end of brigantine sea wall. within the past week, the jellyfish jellyfish-like creatures have been spotted all the way to harvey cedars in lbi. the sting can be dangerous n some cases deadly. if you see any of these in the water, swim away. have beach patrol members move any found on the beach. >>> with large crowds expected to gather over the holiday weekend, there is heightened concern about attacks inspired by isis. tracie potts explains why authorities are warning police to be on the lookout. >> reporter: nbc got a behi

as we said a yellow alert on monday, more on that coming up in a few. >> thank you, howard. >>> the vote is no as thousands of supporters are celebrating in athens main square chanting no, no after showing their side leading in today's referendum. the interior ministry projects that more than 60% of voters would reject that financial bailout plan. meanwhile the greek opposition leaders, they announced their resignation. they could have repercussions as well as wall street. >>> pope francis has arrived in ecuador for a tour of south america, the first pope to set foot since john paul ii visited in 1995 as thousands are lining the route, as they would travel to the residence, they're there for a nine-day trip including visits to bolivia. >>> well a cap driver has been shot while on the job in district heights. police say they are looking for a man and a young woman with a baby in connection with the shooting. the cab driver was taken to the hospital and no word on his condition tonight. >>> dc police have identified a suspect at the metro station. you saw it right there as he stabbed the 2

and we have limited time here and i want to get additional points. and as i pointed out to help your industry has been a victim of attack. and i want to talk about technology and human behavior and gps devices in our pocket, we regularly swipe their cards and are asked to give our social security numbers for loans and they say that we are not pushing back about this social security numbers are being stolen fraudulent tax returns are being filed in other people's names. >> let me just jump on in. it's wonderful to be on a panel and we have debated these issues since before this. also about emerging challenges and issues and we are looking at this perspective and i think that we would appreciate many of those. coming to your question also the wonderful contribution who is a specialized field that is called behavioral economics and so why is it that people don't do more to protect privacy, why don't they spend more time checking privacy settings or the advertisers who are following them online. in the short answer is that it's not rational. .. >> i wondered if

as we step to the north bay, looking pretty good. we do have warm temperatures headed our way. 90 degrees expected for the south bay. 85 for fnz. east bay right at 80 degrees. headed out to oakland, hayward nice and toasty. tri-valley 95 degrees. san francisco you'll be at 75. north bay expecting temperatures right near 90 degrees. we're already starting to see sunshine. look at this. this is a powerful category 3 hurricane, hurricane dolores. this thing is waz away from us. that's going what's going change our situation, our weather pattern here over the next weekend. we have high pressure off the coastal line and keep to it the south for the time being. as we head towards this weekend high pressure will weaken move away and allow for that area of high pressure that hurricanes move right up the california coastline. in fact this will be a very close call for us. now it seems as though computer models are getting on board. looks like saturday night we may see showers across the extreme south bay. sunday night we do this all over agai

then as we head up road around upper makefield just around the trenton area as well, look at the lightning popping up right now. nothing severe. but a quick downpour right there. speaking of downpours heavy rainfall early this morning around upper deerfield, pitts grove over 4-inches of rain where you see the orange as well as the red. kind of steamy, warm if you're stepping outdoors. by 11:00 o'clock some possible showers out there. 79 degrees. but we're going remain unsettled once again over the next 24 hours. more scattered downpours and a flash flood threat. the timing of that rainfall overnight as well as tomorrow and when we catch a break witness seven day coming up. >> all right, talk to you soon, scott. >>> we have new video a planes toes emergency landing on new jersey road. traffic cameras caught this early sunday morning. the pilot landed on route 72 in stafford township near long beach island. plane loft and gin power four sky divers were on board along with the pilot. he glided that plane under power lines and around traffic on to the median. exceptional. he did take out road

we are slowly warming as we go into the weekend. saturday with all the clouds around, the chance for showers, the low 80s. by sunday more sunshine mid 80s. we warm up into monday and then the rain chances come back in the forecast. >>> sky force 10 live in bucks county. a motorcycle and second vehicle collided on route 663 and the turnpike interchange. this crash is in milford. it appears only one lane is getting by. drivers are being detoured. we are being told this crash is not impacting the northeast extension. certainly impacting the route right there right now. >>> john clark? >> what does jahlil okafor think about the trade of the sixers? another phillie goes on the d.l. why are we watching this again? i pay for all these channels, so i make myself watch them all. joey, i'll watch anything except this. except this. go back, go back, go back, go back, go back, go back. fios custom tv lets you pay for the types of channels you want, not the ones you don't. 100% fiber optics is here. get out of the past. get fios. now for $79.99 a

to meteorologist, adam joseph, a hot day. >> ladiesy, hazy sunny days we have many in the forecast, as wee a look now at double scan live radar most of the area we have the heat and humidity and a few of us mainly in southern delaware and kent county and parts of sussex county dealing with a few of the downpours, no lightning with this, you can't call them thunderstorms just downpours that have popped west of route 13 and west of route 1 passing over the two major thoroughfares as you head towards the beaches in delaware between dover and townsend dealing with torrential rain and drifting to the north and east. as we take a look at temperatures, 86 in wilmington and 82 in dover with on and off rain this afternoon wildwood 82 with the sea breeze kicking in 93 philadelphia and hot in the low high valley at 91 factor in the humidity it's not completely oppressive and wilmington 89 in millville and pretty hot in atlantic city, at 96 degrees, as we look at satellite and radar locally most of the action is south and west over virginia and parts of maryland and as we widen out and look to the no

as we head into tomorrow, it will actually be a little cooler. r this time of year is 87. we are going to be a little below that average. passing showers expected cooler temperatures will range between 71 and 77 degrees. the seven-day forecast shows we will see partly cloudy skies, the chance of a few stray showers and then as we head into sunday mostly sunny skies expected for us. temperatures warm up a little and they will get a little closer to average, into the mid 80s so it will be nice and comfortable right along the shore and in the poconos. by next week we track a chance of thunderstorms. >> i know people want that picture-perfect weekend but it's not what we had last weekend. it was really stormy last weekend. >> a few little passing showers and things clear out on sunday. >> looks nice sunday. >> brittney thanks. >>> we have just over seven hours left to apply to win free money. today is the last day to apply for our project called 21st century solutions. nbc 10 and nbc universal are giving away grants to support nonprofits that are chan

listed as missing. we honor their service and sacrifice on behalf of our nation, and we pay special attention and give thanks to the families of all these heroes. vietnam was a tough war, it was a long war. but the soldiers, sailors, airmen, marines, and coast guardsmen who served built a reputation for commitment and courage unparalleled in our military history. they faced rejection on the home front something that should never, ever happen again and yet they stood tall and did their duty without complaint. and so today is a very special day. because americans still want the things that macarthur spoke about on the missouri, dignity freedom, tolerance, and justice. these are things worth fighting for anywhere in the world. and i give special thanks to god we are defended today by warriors inspired by the example of our vietnam veterans. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen please down for the presentation of the colors, the singing of our national anthem, and the retiring of the colors. ♪ ♪ >> ♪whose broad

. >> reporter: we have good news for the most part, lesli. these tornado watch as expected have been trimmed down. so no one in our viewing area is under a tornado watch. baltimore north and east, yes, you're under that tornado watch until 9:00 p.m. we are still under a flash flood watch. with each storm moving on through, okay, we kind of get that. but once they roll on through, that'll be about it as they technically goes until midnight. here are the showers and storms rolling on through, increasing in intensity through the district as we will zoom in. the red is a heavy rainfall. rainfall rates of two inches per hour and heavy rain going out 50 towards bowie and also portions of the southeast part of town. we'll zoom in further. pretty heavy rain in college park, everything pushing off to the east, northeast at about 38 miles an hour. this is all headed towards the stadium here and also leeland, probably leeland at about 7:11 on the storm tracker, but that's the good news, behind this, we don't see anything for the rest of the night. we'll come back as we see a

quickly as possible. wetmost to produce a swift resolution and will be providing further updates as soon as we can it echoes an nyse spokesperson statement that came out just a short time ago as well saying we're experiencing a technical issue, trying to resolve it as quickly as possible, providing further updates so we can do our jut most to provide swift resolution, communicate thoroughly and transparently and ensure a timely and orderly market reopen. our justice correspondent pamela brown is standing by live in washington. there is a reason, pamela, these statements and tweets are coming out fast and furiously. 35, 45 minutes now almost of this stoppage on the nice can be global ramifications and the government has taken note and is talking about this. what is the department of homeland security doing and saying about this? >> right now we can tell you the department of homeland security is saying it doesn't appear at this point there was a malicious attack affecting the new york stock exchange and also

we are rating as the director has said, this is not a new development proposal. this is a leasing opportunity. we are working with a real estate to make that happen. so, i just wanted to briefly touch on the feedback we got from last week as we brought this issue of trying to move forward on. 29 back to them. they gauche it hadn't been discussed in front of them. since last year as well. not long after, i guess, it had been presented to the commission. so, in summary the advisory group was very supportive of the idea of moving forward with this leasing opportunity in the bulkhead building. the activities during the america's cup were really well received, and the director talked about the restaurant, the public restaurant that was in the bulkhead building but if you think about it as a whole, all the activities that were proposed, the america's cup retail that was a pop-up as well, as well as some of the other activities that were in other parts of pier 29 and, for that matter, the cruise terminal before it was completed, and that energy and excitement and how the

>>> mobile 360 northbound along the nimitz freeway as we continue with traffic light in the northbound southbound. other parts of the bay area we will check it out if san jose 101, to mineta san jose international airport we do not have any delays approaching the airport so you will not be late. in berkeley the slowest spot was 40 miles per hour and it is enough though to cause delays taking on a few extra minutes coming up from highway 4 and in hercules, el sobrante san pablo moving along at posted speed enough to tack on a couple of minutes at on minutes along i-80 from four to the maze and across the bridge at 10 minutes and 101 southbound from san francisco to sfo is 11 minutes. >> back with seven things to know before you grow >> first, we show you a picture of the bay bridge toll plaza looking like a car pool lane is certainly doing fine. ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around. ♪ ♪ turnaround. ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living of the taste of the air. ♪ ♪ turnaround barry. ♪ ♪ finally i have a manly ch

we also see that for the south bay as we get a view from mt. amilton, we see them settling in, those low clouds this morning that will gradually clear for the south bay. now the temperatures at 59 degrees in san jose and sunnyvale, concord 61 degrees and napa though at 59 degrees. a cool tart and cool afternoon, especially when you consider our highs in some spots are well cooler than where we should be for this time of year. gilroy 80 degrees, pacifica 60 degrees, embarcadero 64 degrees only a little bit of sun peaking out. calistoga 80 degrees, san ramone 76 degrees. this weekend begins the warming trend and tomorrow could be -- or not tomorrow, next week could be a sizzler. i will have more on that coming up in the full microclimate forecast. >>> i don't mind you put off the sizzler until next weekend. totally fine. over the bay bridge toll plaza a lot of folks going over here toward the city. no surprises. look at those low clouds just hovering around. oakland a little gray but to problem as far as those speeds i did mark what's going on lat

. >> we have charged this case as murder. and we do so based on the evidence. >> reporter: the sheriff's department has come under a lot of criticism for releasing sanchez from jail last april. the sheriff says he was just following the city's sanctuary city policy and not contacting i.c.e. today the sheriff showed us a memo he wrote in march, instructing deputies to stop calling i.c.e. on their own, in violation of the city's law. >> there had been a practice that we had learned of that had been going on for some years. >> reporter: coming up we'll hear more about what was going on behind the sheriff's back and why the deputies were doing it. that's the story we're working on for 6:00. reporting from the hall of justice, mark matthews nbc bay area news. >> thanks mark. >>> the san francisco police officers association issued a strong statement about kate steinle's murder today, saying quote, bottom line as a young innocent woman has been murdered in cold blood in front of her father, by a five-time deported illegal alien/drug

democracy as we would like to see it and democracy as we know it, we have not seen it yet. prime minister abadi is operating under some of the most difficult, political, economic -- economic very importantly and military challenges, as he seeks to make progress in a pressure cooker of political pressure in an economic environment that leaves iraq devoid of resources that it could apply otherwise. and under pressure to defeat daesh to reunify the country and unite iraq. we have to do what we can to support him. we have to recognize that he's making progress. that's why the coalition when we get together, whether it's at 62 or at small group level, the ministerial or directors level the coalition has yet to walk walk away from a meeting without affirming the coalition's commitment to the prime minister and territorial integrity and the unification and the unity ultimately of iraq. >> thank you so much, john allen. thank you for your tireless dedication. to this on behalf of the nation, i'd like everyone to thank general allen. thank you very much. >>> good morning. i'm brian k

a live look outside right now at san jose, as we take it all in. south bay bracing for what could be again triple digit heat. >> we have team coverage for you from a flex alert to fire concerns. but we begin with kari hall with when those heat weave may break. >> it breaks into the next couple of days. time for the fourth of july weekend. cheering for that. but today we have to make it through these temperatures. 100 degrees expected for the east bay. in the inland valleys. and 90s for concord and livermore and parts of the north bay and south bay. and then in the 80s, even for the peninsula and san francisco today, the 70s only for the coastal areas. and the heat will break after today, but this heat advisory continues until 9:00 this evening. and that's where temperatures could soar as high as 109 degrees today. and drink lots of fluid and limit time outdoors, especially for the afternoon during those hottest times of the day. start out with temperatures already in the lower 70s for the tri-valley. san francisco now at 56 degrees. a look at some o

well as we can. we have a russian device that removes carbon dioxide, we have a you as a device that removes carbon dioxide and some absorbent material the also removes it and we have a next-generation system that will fly on the orion capital that is also on board station and we can use that also. >> we are actually exhaling ceo to all the time so we have to be if you are enclosed environment be very concerned with what the human body is exhaling. in terms of the future of space station, do we have plans to expand, put different elements onto the space station at this point? >> currently on the u.s. side reconfigured the permanent multi-purpose module from one location to another location to make sure there's room for docking adaptor to let commercial vehicles come. that is all we are going to do on the u.s. side. there are no major new editions coming this the russians talk about a solar power platform to provide some solar energy for their segment. the russians have talked about multipurpose logis

we'll let you know as we get more details. g to go to delia gonzalez now. delia? . >>reporter: a commander wither -- he has been swarmed. he cannot confirm that the all- clear was given. but he did say this is happening around 7:30. been happy with the police response thus far. could not tell me the details before i brought you this live report. but the staging -- media staging area is massive. kind of like 2013 with national, local and international need ya descend here to report on the unimaginable, an active shooter who claimed 12 lives. and we are with more reports of a similar situation. a lot of loud activity with a number of police sirens, emergency crews in the area and choppers flying overhead. and also hearing of evacuations that have occurred. i can't confirm that for you, but you can imagine the unfolding information. we're trying to piece everything together for you. crews, as you have seen, blanketing the area, trying to get a good vantagepoint and express that to you. we are monitoring what is happening and we'll

as we have grown with our booming economy and people flocking to san francisco we reduced the number oaf units per resident and at the same time the green line represents the medium rent of 2 bedroom apartment so that continues to rise as a inverse measure to the decrease of supply rel ative the the residence in srf. obviously we have a challenge of trying to address our growing population. it is not just about supply and demand. what we learned throughout the prop k process and the current dialogue at sate hall is we need to find way tooz address all income level squz not just the market rate. this chart shows the association of bay area government dem ographic projection for each city. in san francisco [inaudible] to keep pace with the growing population. as you can see here, both low and moderate income housing has lagged behind the dem ographic projections sort of counter intuitively marden has lacked more greatly behind those projections and partly housing for incomes below 80 percent income have federal and state subsidies that help those projects get built. we are not meeting t