officers pulled over a car at 4th street at 8:30 last night. investigators say the passenger ran from the car with sizable firearm in his hand and police are questioning the driver. the chop has issued an alert to local authorities to be looking out for the armed suspect. >> penn state police have a shooting suspect in custody after he opened fire at a municipal meeting and killed three people. it happened last night at ross township north of philadelphia firing through a wall into the public meeting before a local official tackled him and shot him. the suspect had a dispute with township officials over the possible condemnation of his property. >> washington, dc, is ordering the evacuation situation of embassy in yemen this morning over fears that al-qaeda could carry out a terrorist attack. the state department is warning all americans to leave the country immediately. the united states intercepted a emergency by al-qaeda of a plan to use vehicle bombs to attack the embassy. officials say other american and western facilities could be targete

next 12 hours inland, fog in the north and 61 and 80 at noon and 90 at four and 80 at 7:00 and at the coast we will be sunny and low-to-mid 60's. >> we have a brand new accident along highway 4. we did have a report of an accident blocking the center divider and a few lanes and we have a traffic jam before you get to summersville road. this app comes in handy and you can download the app at apple app and google play. at walnut creek 680 southbound, the tail lights are making it to the junction with highway 24 and traffic is running smoothly. >> this is the day we expect to find out when the new eastern span of the bay bridge will open. the original labor day opening has been in jeopardy since broken bolts were found on the span. matt keller joins us with mother. >> will you drive on the new eastern span of the bay bridge on labor day. we will find out when the committee is vote on the opening dates which has been in jeopardy since the discovery of cracked bolts in march. it was determined it would take until december to fix them but engineers have a temporary solution allowing for the

partly cloudy and 61 at first push at 7:15.ears will take on the raiders at 7:00 kickoff. temperature is around 65. it will cool down to 59 by end of the game. it will be a long game like 4 1/2 hours because it is pre-season with all the second and third string players. with the seven-day outlook, tomorrow is going to be about the same as today. sunday we are looking at temperatures at two to five degrees cooler lasting into monday. warmer weather is on the way for tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. have a great weekend. >> here is an update c.h.p. is telling us the oakland accident westbound 580 near 980 five vehicles were involved and a motorcycle shows the red line of traffic with the motorcycle down in the middle lanes. this is approaching the macarthur maze. in fremont, a high-speed chase and there could be slowing there. we will look at the macarthur maze and see if there is any way we can see if there is slowing on 580 approaching the macarthur maze. i do not see it on this shot but the oakland side of 580 westbound, a ma

drive times right now are clocking in at over 30 minutes. that's a look at your drive. news. >>> 6:52 now. this year's outside lands festival in san francisco is in the books. 65,000 people a day streaming into golden gate park for the three days of concerts. some big names including paul mccartney. the event brought money for the city but headaches for neighbors in the form of extra cars and a lot of noise. >> friday night when i came home, it took me almost an hour and a half to find parking. >> we understand that there's an impact to this event, and we're doing everything we can to mitigate it. >> one economic study says the festival brings in some $60 million to san francisco each year. >>> a fatal party bus crash land a man in the hospital. the mystery he played in this crash. ,,,,,, female announcer: female announcer: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight because they went to sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event. choose from a huge selection of tempur-pedic models, including the new tempur-choice with head-to-toe

temperatures today 70 at half moon bay and 74 in san francisco and 82 in oakland and 90 at santa rosa and 92 in concord. it will be a hot one. >> i know you consider taking bart, mine, and the bart is running longer trains and around-the-clock after seeing a huge surge in ridership yesterday. abc7 news reporter katie marzullo is in san francisco. how is it going, katie? >> quiet. if you need to come to san francisco now is the time. i grant an empty bart train. we are at the embarcadero station in san francisco and you can clearly see not a lot of activity to the platform. it is early and we do not know what the day holds. there will be more bart riders. you can look at the video from yesterday people taking bart, routes from the east bay to san francisco were packed but i got plenty of feedback saying the bart trains are always like that so much having a different experience. bart says there were 61,000 extra riders between midnight and 7:00 p.m. yesterday on thursday. a total of 397,000 rider on bart during those hours. the advice from bart is give yourself extra time. with a bicycl

at least one of those officers fired at the man hitting them. he was pronounced dead later at the hospital. he was 37 years old. his wife and daughter are safe and it's our understanding they were not hurt during last night's confrontation. you can see behind me police are still on the scene aefrl hours after this shooting took place. >>> live in hayward, bob redell torques day in the bay. >>> 6:02. egyptian officials declared a month-long state of emergency following the deadliest day since the beginning of the arab spring two years ago. dozens of bodies have been placed at a mosque in eastern cairo where relatives mourned over lost loved ones. the egyptian health ministry says 535 people were killed, more than 3,700 injured during yesterday's riots. the violence started when police drove out camps supporting ousted president mohamed morsi. banks and stock markets closed there, many people hunkering down for fear of more violence. egypt's interim prime minister said he regretted the violence but did not apologize to morsi supporters saying they

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we are at 73 degrees in baltimore right now. annapolis at 71. glenwood is at 69 degrees.nd good morning hickory. you are at 68 degrees right now. centerville 71. northeast 68. mardela springs coming in at 69 degrees. and at the surface, this is what's going on. so this is the cold front that's i am talking about. this will move through by tonight hear are the dis-- here are the disturbances. the energy will push in here and i will keep the potential for showers and storms. but behind it much more mild. we will get drier weather coming in here. it's going to feel pretty good. but as we go to the gulf of mexico, we are looking at a little disturbance across the area. national hurricane center gives it 10% chance of becoming a tropical storm as we go or tropical cyclone as we go into the next 48 hours. abc2's most accurate future trend goes into motion. not picking oup and whole lot especially through the next several days. the high temperature for today coming in at -- temperature for today coming in at 76-- will 6- - 86. as we go to the game, 81 and it will be dry and mild

at schwann road. nice and clear as you make the push down to the beltway. 93 in white marsh, here's a look at route 43. no problems getting into the city. from the harbor tunnel thruway all the way down to the fort mchenry toll plaza, you're looking at a normal six-minute ride and the beltway free of delays here at the key bridge. it'll take 12 minutes on the outer loop from 95 up to 83. that is your time saver traffic. >>reporter: good morning. topping "america's money," another megabank in trouble with the governmease says it's criminal probe by the justice department over bad mortgages. earlier this week the government sued bank of america also over messy mortgages. and there's a new toyota recall. front seat belts may malfoundation in tacoma access cab pickups. it remains from 2004 to 2011. 342,000 trucks are affected. toyota isn't contacting owners and promising free repairs. front end crash tests released overnight and half the cars tested did well including the honda civic, dodge dart and ford

at 448 let's take a look at traffic. good morning.>>jacqueline: >>janu: good morning erica. thank you. not tracking any delays or incidents on the san mateo bridge at this time in both directions for its finishing up at the bridge is at the golden gate bridge you can see a pretty small fry both northbound and southbound at this time. let's take a look at your traffic map started off in the east bay not tracking any problems there print hercules to berkeley about two minutes which is where it should be up for this time no delays on westbound 580 from livermore to have record if you're down in the south bay and heading toward san jose mineta not any delays and no problems to report for the north bay for years out of about one ride through marin county per it >>james: thanks a lot to napa valley wine grape harvest is happening to days to two weeks earlier this year. this is because of a warm spring with little frost allied rapid vine growth and consistency in grant ripening. traditionally, prince for sparkling wine i the first to be harv

burning at yosemite. you can also visit kron-4 dot-com, where we have a slideshow of the best fire pictures. or you can sign up for breaking news alerts on our new kron4 news app. >> pam: coming up at five. from a dream to reality. >> pam: how a major civil rights milestone was marked in washington. then -- why the sister of an accused kidnapper. says her brother was only trying to save hannah anderson. and, which bay area city is looking to ban whole milk in some places. >> pam: and -- kron4 is counting down to the shutdown. less than three hours to bay bridge closure. ngll lk at how far the new bridge project has come -- since the loma prieta quake collapsed part of the old one. unbelievable. shhhhh! in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet. yeah, our babysitter didn't have a million ways to serve mom up on a silver platter. we had to count sheep to fall asleep. and i always worried that i was creating an overcrowded sheep farm. in my head... never looked like that farmer took proper care

both at the limit. watch 580, 65 is the limit there. the tri-valley, 580 there, the disabled big rig toward livermore, still haven't gotten the all clear. sending it back to you. >>> a san francisco auction joss it is selling the gun wild bill hickock was wearing when he was shot and killed. they'll auction the smith and wes upon ii revolver in november. you can see it there, quite the piece of artillery. it was on hickock when jack mccall shot him during a poker game in the south dakota town of deadwood back in 1876. the auction house estimates that game to be worth between $300,000 and $500,000. >>> have you seen this, jon? city workers in bakers feechld may want to head back to school early. just a block away from a local school workers mispainted this sign. >> whoops. >> they put the c backwards in "school." >> that's not cool. >> county crews quickly tried to go out and change that sign, but not before people started snapping shots and posting them on social media and yourÑ"gñ newscast. >>> have yo

on the coast 62 at pacifica. 66 at half man bay.wn san francisco hi of 68. 65 sunset district up in the north bay nice and warm. high generally in the 80's occupy to 85 calistoga. east bay oakland high at 74. san leandro 76Ñi. castro valley sfichbility inland east bay high of 89 at walnut creek. 88 at concord. 89 at spits pittsburgh. hers accu-weather 7 day forecast. 3 nice warm day coming our way. tuesday wednesday thursday within land high at or above 90 degrees. few degrees cool down then inlistened high come back to the low mid 90's on sunday and monday even on the coast mid 60's most of the span so nice stretch of warm weather for us. >> not extreme. >> not at all. >> still to come tonight. on 7 news at 9. crash test for dog. just how safe are the restraints. we have some answers just ahead. >> plus seeing the light. new clue look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we coul

here's a look at the beltway at the key bridge. nothing to get in your way.trip of 11 minutes to travel the outer loop from 95 up to 83. that is your time saver traffic. >>> driving on a california highway. dick vandyke was driving on 101 in los angeles when his car caught on fire. the 87-year-old is okay and refused medical treatment. >>> playing high school sports has a lot of benefits. in one area it's coming at a price. why students in harford county have to pay to play. the details straight ahead. also straight ahead, another check of your weather. this is the inner harbor. still dark out there. we will find out what mother nature has in store when we come back. Ñ ♪ i woke up to a lightbulb ♪ every little thing is possible ♪ [ female announcer ] here's a fresh take on what to do with that chicken kraft fresh take kraft natural cheese on one side expertly blended spices and breadcrumbs on the other transforms your chicken in just 30 minutes ♪ love is a bright idea ♪ life is amazing ♪ with the love that i've found ♪ [ female announcer ] fresh take from kra

at the game, dress warmly, it is 60 at 7:15 with drizzle likely again bit end. here is the pool air and as it moves to the north it will bring us a better chance of drizzle tomorrow morning and thursday morning, and thursday afternoon, though, the thunderstorms to our north and to our east, so, high fire danger will develop to our northeast on thursday and the thunderstorms will move away and solve the wet weather and bring us the warmer temperatures saturday, sunday, and monday. until then, summer is on break again. >> okay, usually september and october are the warmest time for the bay area. >> watch use live stream is now available in the bay area, we are the first local station and abc7 news is the first broadcast network to bring you a live stream of your local news. you do not have to miss the news and shows you love. this is a special benefit brought to you by abc, comcast, charter communications at in additional cost. go to abc7news.com to find out how to action wes by entering your tv provider account information to log in and get the live stream. acomi

con chords look at sunshine. airport delays over an hour at the airport.louds to the north. it's sunny along the central coast and also cloudy in san jose. but you can see a few peaks of the sun right here. so it has been pretty mild all night long. temperatures this morning are sitting in the mid-and upper 60s. 67 in downtown san jose. 65 in redwood city. good morning, oakland. uv a little bit of drizzle but that's about all we could make out of the system that's well overhead to the north of us. east bay hills blocking the view of mount deabably and still some fog with upper 60s in napa. a mild start up in the north bay compared to usually the low 50s and even upper 40s yesterday. 68 in concord. feeling pretty good now. but we are looking at a disturbance that is going to mix things up a little bit today. here's the view from mt. tam. that fog. mostly cloudy this morning for parts of the north bay. but we are sunny along the coast. so overall we will see the partly cloudy skies here. mt. tam, north bay. elsewhere sunny today and the gradual warming trend

near 60 at the beaches. low-to-mid 70's through the valleys and 74 in napa, the warmest, with the sunshine. and 64 in berkeley and 63 in richmond, the cool spot up to 70 in castro valley and fremont at 69 and in the east bay valley we go low-to-upper 70's. at the game, or today, 12:45, first pitch, 62 and warming to 64 with increasing sunshine and you may need sunscreen if you are in the sun of the temperatures tonight are mainly in the mid to upper 50's with drizzle and the slow is moving closer to us and that is why we still going to have that sea breeze and mild conditions with the moisture hanging around. as we head through the week, you can see it starts to finally pull away tomorrow, saturday, sunday, and by sunday it has no influence on our weather and monday tuesday, and wednesday, summer is back with 90 inland and mid-to-upper 70's around the bay and low 60's at the coast. leyla gulen? okay, through 80 and cupertino, and 101, right up to the south bay freeway everything is looking clear but i want t

at 7:03. we are looking at the commute here on 80 westbound. you can see a lot of people coming down to the closure. there are no major problems but people are finding winding down to three lanes. that's why we have a lot of slow traffic. the south bay commute has been slow in some of the commute. it's not all that bad on 280 and 101. we want to go to tara moriarty who is at the area where they are doing the construction and tara has been monitoring the construction since early this morning. seas right, sal. >> reporter: -- that's right, sal. things have gotten off smoothly. things are going pretty good. it's a little bit slow in parts. we look at the bay bridge toll plaza, where things are really bustling out there. we have construction obviously workers working around the clock and at people times there will be as many as 400 workers on site. they are in the process of turning up 1.2 million square feet of roadway from the macarthur maze to the new bridge. caltrans shut down the old bridge at 8:00 last night to begin phase one of their transi

4:00, 60 at the coast to 85 inland and by 7:00, it will be quiet at 56 at coast with clouds are gettinghicker to 74 in the evening inland. now, in the next throw days we start add warming trend over the weekend and we build on it ever-so-slightly a couple of degrees warmer tomorrow and a couple more open wednesday and the warmth peaks with 80's at the coast and a pull back thursday and friday and warmer weather for the weekend with that coming up in the seven-day forecast but, first, traffic. leyla gulen? >> we do have a couple of problems on high 24 as we take you to lafayette where we have a rot of a stalled vehicle blocking a lane coming away from 680 but so far, so good, with top speeds in the tunnel we have a fire department on the scene with report of a possible gas leak. we are already seeing a slow down, 580, westbound, from tracy to dublin is 47 minutes and highway 4, 19 minutes from antioch to concord and 101 is slowing down and if you are headed away from san rafael to san francisco, now it is 17 minutes. we have one accident before you get to highway 37, and that is off to t

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at 695, also moving right along here in parkville at harford road. the inner loop no problems getting down to 95 and outer loop looking at normal drive time of lev 11 minutes from 95 all the way up to 8 3. on the west side we are dealing with the in that can get in the way but no problems on the outer loop from 795 all the way down to 95 and no concerns right now on the south side of 95. it will take 6 minutes normal ride to get to route 100 up to the beltway. you can be the first to know about the drive times follow me on twitter at maryland traffic. >>> today the prosecution intends to begin calling expert witnesses in the military trial of major nidal hasan who is accused of killing 13 people and wounding 32 others during a rampage in fort hood text nas 2009. -- texas in 2009. he is acting as his lawyer and because he is large liciting quiet more than 60 witness have been called in four days. >>> an update on the pennsylvania girl with a lung transplant after a court badel allowed her to be included on the adult transplant list. 11-year-old sarah

at 57 degrees., oakland, san carlos at 59. and hayward at 55. start out this morning it will go through the next 12 hours: damp. drizzle. slickness on the streets. clouds going to hang on most neighborhoods by noon. the south and east bay will start to see sunshine. we are in the 50's and 60's at noon and in the 50's at the coast and 60's around the bay and mid-70's at 4:00 with our brightest part of the day being 4:00 and the clouds come back in as will the cooler weather and 50's and 60's so jacket weather in the evening. tomorrow, a lot like today, friday morning a lot like today, but friday afternoon the dry push comes in and we william a little bit with the warming trend spreading into saturday. now the next week and the weekend is ahead. >> we have one accident in san jose on the shoulder. we have this construction project causing quite a bit of slowing from pleasanton to dublin westbound 580 all the way over to san ramon we have three lanes blocked and that is causing the bottleneck so it is bumper-to-bumper traffic thi

now at eight. towards another strike. bart riders not hopeful it's gonna happen and its gonna be bad pay demands to the breaking news >> and news conference about one half hour ago says that bart will strike. >> they are letting martineau that there will possibly strike on monday. >> we are here this evening are here to let the public know that unfortunately at this time the union has not reached an agreement with the bart management. >> we are giving you a 72 hour notice to of a possible strike if we are not able to come to an agreement by sunday at midnight august the first appeared >> the union says that the talks have not broken that the usage they'll want to continue to work hard to negotiate. >> a spokesman for bart issued a space meant bart " is willing to stay at the table as long as it takes to reach an agreement with the union. >> most of the union members have left right now at caltrans has quarters but the union plans on being back at the meeting for negotiations to mar morning appeared >> the union wants to c

giving you a look at what you can expect at home. we have a system off the northwest coast and that will continue the temperatures where they should be, even a bit below average. mostly cloudy skies, along the coastline for today. 62 degrees around the bay. upper 60s to near 70 in the inland communities, low to mid80s in the forecast. for the most it'll be enjoyable. morning clouds around the bay and along the coast. we will break away to partly cloudy skies, partly sunny again for the coast this afternoon. look at your temperatures right now. widespread 50s to low 60s. 57 haywood. afternoon highs for today. 80 degrees santa rosa, 81napa, 68 berkeley. 64 san francisco, in to the south bay 75 for you san jose, 84 morgan hill. the extended forecast showing temperatures will cool just slight slightly into sunday afternoon. partly cloudy to mostly clear into the first half of next week and temperatures will begin to build back into the upper 80s by tuesday; wednesday for inland cities, low 70s around the bay. >> and we are continuing our

and antioch in the upper #s on at -- upper 80s at 89 degrees. i'll send it back to the desk to begin our coverage on the bay bridge closure. >> okay, mark. thank you. >>> topping our news at 5:00, we're now in phase one, the long awaited transition to the new bay bridge. the old span now shut down in both directions for this long holiday weekend. the goal is to have the new eastern span ready to open no later than early tuesday morning. we have team coverage now right now. tara moriarty is out watching the first phase of this huge project. christian captain will tell us how bart is helping commuters get across the bay, but let's start first as we always do with sal castaneda. sal, how is your commute right now? >> it's busy. it's moderate. a lot of people are out there. the bridge has been closed and they closed it before as you know. people go around and the commute stretches out instead of being, let's say, from 6:00 to 8:00, it's more like 4:00 until 10:00 and people just kind of vary it and not everyone is on the road at once. the traffic at

it starts at 5:30. it has a lot of great events. ~ and this month stern growth festival sawyerctiontion will [speaker not understood] will be bringing those on the road [speaker not understood] and another band called moon candy. if you haven't seen any of them you're in for a treat third on third 5:30. see through. lastly i want to close am i executive director's report in memory of a gentleman by the name of tom meredith. tom had been the captain of the butcuie b for sometime, and he recently passed away in july. it is a sports vessel in fisherman's wharf and tom has been a captain there for a very long time. he had the nickname of mushy effectively that's because apparently ahab it of speaking with his mouth full. they named him mush mouth that got translated as mushy. but captain tom meredith passed away recently. he was a terrific guy. a many of our captains have, he served in the armed forces in the marines in the 1940s and he's been running boats his whole life. and he is very fond fixture as par

out on the east bay, looking at numbers near 100 today. 97 at pleasanton. 98 at pleasant hill and 99in walnut hill. north bay, a little cooler but plenty warm. 85 at the park. the far north we're looking at 106 and 100 in clear lake. extended forecast, chance of thunderstorms linger right through wednesday. temperatures will cool though with more cloud cover. and it's going to be sticky in the bay area. you will notice a little bit of kansas in terms of humidity for the next couple of days. temperatures will cool in the mid-80s around the bay tomorrow and then the upper 70s for the latter half of the week. in the meantime, the latest on the bay bridge, let's go to ann. >> this week the toll bridge authority approved a temporary fix for the bad bolts on the new eastern span. >> there is risk to the public. there's risk to all of us. if we have a design level event, we want the public on the new safe bridge. >> you have seen these signs on bay area freeways. drivers being warned that the bay bridge will be completely closed down on august 25th at 8:00 p.m. it will open at september 3rd

right now at $104.50. think we're going to continue to see pain at the pump through labor day. >> all right. rich, you're watching the charts. do you think that gas has fallen too far, too fast? >> yeah, i think there's going to be a little bit of a bounce here, jackie. we are at the exact pivot spot, $387.50 is the 50% retracement from the top. you take the low of june 25th to the high of july 17th, we're right in the middle. if we close strong above that pivot spot, i think we run back just up under 3 bucks because i think we sold off a little fast, a little too fast. to jeff's point, the seasonal factor is still in play for the remainder of the month. if you were to buy gas on the 10th and sell it on the 24th of this month, over the last 28 years, you would have had 21 wins and 7 losers for a conversion of positive 75%. that tells us the buys still go up. >> both of you think we could go higher from here. good news just from now. for more on futures, you have to check out the website. all at futuresnow.

and we'll look at the items at o a more convenient time >> that's sort of the concern. but thank you for that clarification >> i get a lot of calls from people who have issues with d b i and i understand d b i's situation those are all issues we care about but those are on the list because they come with great frequency to my 0 office. i'm wondering if we can continue this item not getting it done today and continue back in september >> can you identify yourself. >> i'm with the code enforcement d b i. if i could say we're happy to go through each and every item and work with our staff and if there's any property that is remotely involved with the conversation we're having but we'd appreciate if you'd approve the other items number. and someone in public comment said there was a review of the properti said we were a little bit having too many fees but if we were to hold-off on all items it would he'd the inspection to the report. i'd like to have the list today approved and we'll remove southern items and we'll be happy to go through those with you >> i'd remove those a

abrams in 2005 if you were to deny a permit for at at today and if at&t were to file a lawsuit and a win at&t is prohibited from getting attorney's fees or monetary damages. by contrast if you file a law enforcement and the planning code the inmrablt of the article 7 in violation that takes place if you approve it if we prevail we will be able to obtain attorney fees from the city. so you're going to - let's talk money. if at&t you deny a permit and at&t goes to court and if they win they get nothing from the city if the resident go to court they get the taxpayers' money on something that should never have happened because the department and d b i were doing their jobs. this is a soft story building. it's about safety of the people in the building. it needs a service upgrade that's the bottom line here. i'm on the ravaged mr. blackman says he's got a building permit to put it in the ground floor and that's supposed to be the final approval of the application and their signing open o off on 0 permit? i've handed you appellants exhibit no. 10 which is the first application for a digita

now at just around 10 to 15 miles per hour at times. now, we are expecting that these showers are going to stay with us in the afternoon. jet stream is well to the north. allowing for the southwest wind of south -- or warm, humid air to move on across the region. it's going to continue to build. and of course, these dew points and the moisture fuel the thunderstorms. so it's going to feel very tropical. thunderstorms are almost a foregone conclusion for this evening. we do have a lot going on down here. bb king or -- we have jay z and justin timberlake. we have otekon here. and the black tipped reef aquarium here. we'll keep you posted. look like storms are starting to move into the region. we'll continue to keep you posted. for now, we are throwing it back inside. >> we have bob turk and tim williams on the scene as well. thank you. >>> murdermurder-for-hire trial. a whitemarsh woman takes the stand in her own defense. karla porter said she had to have her husband killed before he killed her. william raymond porter was shot at the gas

in his day job he works at tesla. not bad at all. back to you. >> a deep resume. dude. >> i don't know. >> not enough hours in the day. nice work. >>> in an unusual campaign stunt, norway's prime minister dressed up as a taxi driver and took passengers around oslo. candid moments when passenger realized that's stoltenberg. he said the point was to find out what people really think since a taxi cab is where honest conversations happen. brand new taxi confessions. norway's election is set for next month. no word on how many tips he may have garnered. >> played candid camera right there. >> bring back alec funk. >>> meteorologist christina loren, monday starts off nice? >> yeah. good morning to you, marla and jon. live picture and how clear it is over the bay bridge at this hour. looking really good. completely blue sky. little hazy over san jose to start the day. temperatures warmer. fairfield, 11 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago. 7 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago in oakland. a couple degrees cooler in the north bay where they held on those pockets of fog. you, too

we're looking at the well-lit new span that will be open hopefully at the latest tuesday morning at 5:00 a.m. still on schedule for that. construction going on at the toll plaza as well. look at the crews. we do have the lights at the toll plaza. you cannot use the bay bridge. we'll look at the maps. the approach looks very smooth right now. you see the bridge is redded out, that means it's a closed roadway. you'll have to travel north towards the richmond-san rafael bridge or even the dumbarton bridge. if you typically take the san mateo bridge, consider highway 4 to the south because that will be a little less traveled. in the north bay, san rafael as we travel south toward the richmond-san rafael bridge, a smooth drive. back to you. >> thanks so much. 4:40. ready to roll this morning getting around parts of the bay area without a car is about to get a little easier. a $7 million bike sharing program officially kicks off today. palo alto, mountain view and san jose. you can pick up a bike or drop one off at any station 24 hours a day, seven days a week using an electronic code but y

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the walk will start at 1:00 p.m. at oakland police station on 7th and broadway and continue on to oakland city hall. >> let's hope they find her. >>> debate over california's shark fin ban heading to court. the ban took full effect last month. the groups claim the law infringes on their cultural heritage. shark fin soup traditionally eaten in chinese celebrations dating back to 2006 b.c. the court of appeals will hear arguments today. >>> a dog rescued in dramatic fashion in san francisco bay looking for its owner. the italian massive had a collar on but no tags and no microchip. adam cone snapped the photo from his boat here on monday evening. if you look closely, you see the dog in the middle of the windsurfers. one of the windsurfers spotted the dog in the bay and stopped to help. when cone motored up in his boat they asked him to take her ashore. >> the dog into the boat, because it was so rough, they couldn't -- the wind was blowing -- they couldn't swim to the boat. we couldn't back the boat up to them. >> the

it's really at a moment where this topic is at the forefront. and to a large degree, it's about time. it was not easy going into these classrooms and gaining trust and getting the students and even the staff to open up to me. but on the other hand, there's a lot of "me's" out there. people who will never know what it's like for these kids to get out of bed every morning. it was a privilege to actually try to understand a little bit what was their lives were like. many of these kids were heroes for getting out of bed in the morning given the trauma and experiences they've had. these kids by the time they get to middle school can't remember how many funerals they've been too, literally. it is -- i think i'm the inroad for a lot of people to answer many of the questions a lot of people have in society of, why do black boys fail so much? and, is there hope? i think with all the statistics, there's a lot of the fatigue out there. failure fatigue. and so i think that it is -- this is a way to look at that and say, is there hope? is there possibility?

he's at fourth at six under par. looks like me. hits the tree. double bogey. he is four back at six under. the second round at one under 71. birdie here on ten. the second at eight. everyone is chasing jim furyk and watch this. put on 18. got to make the puts on the major. the leader at nine under. stricker and scott found out. i'm not letting thins phase me. i will start out two over. it's nice to go out there and not have things start the way you want. they will be able to turn around at the end. >> matt jones. he bounces off the rock. lands on the green to start rolling towards the hole. he stops about six feet away. he starts working hard and zumba class, he posted this video and regardless he will be hearing about this from his teammates. what a better way to finish this wacky day. the women's crisis center, i don't know how women walk in heels. i'm surprised no ankles were sprained. this abc 7 sports report brought to you by river rock report. kendall hunter is back. stick around. i don't know how you walk in heels. >> still to come, dramatic video after

at least i'd be interested in at least talking about that and having the administration tell us, here's why we recommend that we do or don't put that into this contract. however, i presume when you said they're a union contractor, it's the same that they are -- their employees are represented seiu and then would be, therefore, subject to the same salary and benefits requirements. and that's correct, right? >> i am presuming so, yes. >> well, in the future it would be nice to know that specifically, too. thank you. >> and i would say, commissioner, if we were to find that they were not -- they said they were signatory and they're not, that would be a significant breach of their bid. we would find them nonresponsive and throw them [speaker not understood]. >> i'm just curious they would have a new contractor coming in and what would happen to our employees that are currently under the current contract. >> good question. there are really only three people who are stationed at sites for long intervals. the rest of our security contract is generally roving or as needed. and those are two peo

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for black students at bethune, 89% cannot do math at grade level. 70% can't read at their grade levelis that a better model than someone who at least has great math and reading scores? >> it's not that bethune is a better model. no one that's fighting against the charter school movement is suggesting that public schools are where they need to be. >> but black parents might say what seems to be working is this one out of a lot, one guy's charter school. >> how many kids are going to go to that school? >> 1,000. the total number of children in mahmoud's building. >> how many african-american students are in minneapolis? >> 12,000. you're interviewing me. but i tell you, i get your point. >> yeah. >> so is the answer then build 12 of them? >> no. >> why not? >> because that is not a school, a model that is going to create the educated society that we need. >> is it a problem that you're a white guy saying that? >> it is. >> and black parents are like, what do you know? you don't have a black son who you're trying to educate. >> i can't speak for african-americans and i can't and wouldn't

richie highway at sipress creek road. 175 at ridge road. a couple in the city, south fulton at will kins avenue. west pratt. and also, north calvert at east 26th. let's take a live look. as you can see, not too bad there. appears to be moving pretty well. and we'll take another live look as you can tell. it is slowing down on the inner loop at the beltway at 70. this traffic report is brought to you by erickson living. for fun, maintenance-free living. beautiful new apartment homes now available. visit ericksoning for details. >>> nasa rover landed on mars one year ago this week. alexalex demetrike reports, still more discoveries lie ahead. >> rover curiosity touched down. >> controllers in california celebrated and so did scientists in maryland. at the goddard space flight center, a portable chemistry lab had been built inside the rover. >> we have only driven about a mile but within this mile, fairly close to the landing site, we found very interesting environments. >> the powder was brought inside and a first of his kind chemical analysi

look now at the dollar, you'll see that at least at this point the dollar is indicated higher againste yen and the euro. euro at 133.43. gold prices, they broke above 13.50 yesterday. rallied 2% to a two-month high. you can see now that they're up another 1.20 to $1,362.10 an ounce. the dow and s&p 500 closing at their lowest level in a month as interest rates rattled stocks. question is, should we expect more of this in the coming weeks? david bursen, senior vice president for nationwide and their chief economist. and kevin geddes, head of fixed income at raymond james. he'll join us in a moment. let's start things off with david. david, we saw the jobless claims number yesterday. did that -- was that the signal to you that the fed is certainly going to begin tapering in september? >> well, becky there is no certainty about it. the fed isn't sure at this point, i don't think. they're going to wait and see the employment numbers that we get early in september. they're going to look at the other data before the fomc meeting. but the evidence is that the economy is picking up at least a

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at 8 a.m.xactly why investigators are focused on this area, but we do know that this man, randy alana, an ex- boyfriend of sandra coke, is a person of interest in this case. now, he also goes by the alias of anthony frigalana. we found and address for that name here in vallejo. we know he has a long criminal history as a sex offender and he dated sandra coke 20 years ago but had recently contacted her. they were seen together the night she went missing last sunday night. the search here began at around 8:00 last night. >> every minute that goes by in a missing persons case makes it that much more challenging so we are going to take advantage of every option, every resource, and every opportunity that we have to continue to move this case forward. >> reporter: alana has not been charged in this case. he is being held in jail though on a parole violation. he is a registered sex offender and police won't say whether or not they believe sandra coke is alive this morning. friends and family of the f

look at that chart. >> if you lock at the two spots opt chart, they did two deals.but a bank in savannah at a great price. then a bank in charleston. again, great price. both stocks went up substanti substantial substantially. once they integrate this next transaction, they are one of the boyers of choice. >> so you want to buy this at 55. >> you do. >> and the other one you like is home -- >> yes. >> talk to us about this one. >> homes in arkansas. >> home bank shares. >> they've been a homes in arka. they've also been a consolidator and they have been very active doing deals with the fdic. buying the distressed companies. they bought banks in florida. but they actually just bought another bank in arkansas. the deal was so tremendous. look at this pop in that chart. the stock popped immediately. everybody goes look at this moth, look how good this is for home bank shareholders. this is a company that is done right. they're going to consolidate the deal and they will be back at it again creating value. >> you say you want to buy it here even though it's up 30%. >> i

. >>> here's another live look at the fire. you can see it there, how massive it is and how much smoke coming up. bay area chief meteorologist jeff ranieri got a bird's eye view of the fire and he's here to explain what that's telling him about the fire, jeff? >> it's fascinating, terry. we look at the conditions and firefighters have had help when it comes to the weather. we're not looking at hundreds of lightning strikes across the sierra like yesterday. imagine how much more explosive this fire could be at the weather conditions were worse. which they could be this time for this time of year. winds are 10 to 20 miles an hour expected over the next 24 hours and humidity, 20 to 40% with temperatures in the upper 80s. even the humidity is not as dry as we could have. here's stunning video from at least 30,000 feet up sent to us by my facebook viewer, steve ziegler. you see cloud tops there. very reminiscent of a thunderstorm. looking at this, by all indications what i'm seeing is the fact that this fire is creating its own stor

joining us at post flin, michael, senior editor at yahoo!r at the "washington post." guys, good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> markets leaning red this morning after avoiding the first four-day losing streak of the year. we have a

see you at the top of the hour. >> see you at 2:00.dominic right now with a market flash on today's big movers. >> we begin with inter oil corp and exxon mobil are in top talks. interoil said on friday after a website report, really said that negotiations had ended without any kind of an agreement. interoil shares fell as much as 12% following the report in png industry news. also, general mills losing some ground after jeffries downgraded the food company to underperform from a hold rating citing the company's decision to cut back on advertising to protect its profit margins. in the green though. aspen technology, fourth-quarter profits beating street expectations as the company sales of software and subscriptions jumped, and jetblue flying higher, if you will, raymond james says the carrier comes out ahead whether the american u.s. airways merger goes through or not. if blocked raymond james says it would be ak-an acquisition target for american. if it does happen jetblue would get highly south after slots at the reagan international