. >> you will find a brisk sea breeze waiting for you this morning.y the afternoon hours to tomorrow, it brings up the coolest weather in the forecast. we talk about a warmer trend for next week. >> good morning. i'm sue hall. no significant slowdowns this early friday morning. we have a high wind advisory in effect. i'll tell you where coming up in a few minutes. >>> magnitude 6.8 earthquake hits off japan northeastern coast. it rattles nerves but there are no reports of injuries or damage. good morning. 5:30 on friday. thanks for joining us. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm eric thomas. wall street is bracing ilts for another tough ride. another rough start. trading begins in an hour from now. stock futures are sinking as economic uncertainty about europe finances fuel another day of selling around the world. asian markets fell overnight. stock markets in tokyo and hong kong lost from 2 to more than 3% while major exchanges in south korea plummeted more than 6%. the european markets are open and negative territory all morning. this follows a drop in wall str

. >> the winds aren't too brisk so they are getting it under control. there is the sunshine and means a warming trend and i'll have the latest on irene also. (speaking in international language) and he said unto them go ye into all of the world and preach the gospel preach the gospel  ♪very creature in the world. (applause)  >>> the weekend is here and wonder if there is going to be any sunshine. >> i think a lot. most sunshine at the coast and warmest weather also. >> let's take a look what is going on and i want to jump in irene real quick. decreasing clouds and more sunshine and you can see the warming trend beginning as we look eastbound from sutro tower. let's zoom down to the carolinas and you can see already irene coming ashore with many a thunderstorm moving into the i-95 corridor. one of the busiest highways in the country. 550 miles wide and the brunt of it hasn't made into the carolinas yet. it has been a dropping in intensity, winds 100 miles an hour, category 2 expected to stay this way as it moves up, crosses over north carolina

the rain brisk as well. we're looking for much to effect scandinavia and russia as well. plenty of rain and showers found here. across central areas too we've got an active low pressure system. especially for the southern end of poland as well as hungary. good spells of sunshine to be found across spain, paris, and portugal. 37 in madrid today. that also will continue to spread into western and central areas. a significant warm-up is expected by mid-week. here is your extended forecast. >>> and that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us. >> hi everybody, i'm huell howser, and here we are right in the heart of califa'

the rain brisk as well. we're looking for much to effect scandinavia and russia as well. plenty of rain and showers found here. across central areas too we've got an active low pressure system. especially for the southern end of poland as well as hungary. good spells of sunshine to be found across spain, paris, and portugal. 37 in madrid today. that also will continue to spread into western and central areas. a significant warm-up is expected by mid-week. here is your extended forecast. >>> and that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us.

a brisk day along the coast. mid-to-upper 50s.0s in downtown, south san francisco and saucelito. north bay, mid-to-upper 50s also. valleys see sunshine and 20 degrees warmer. 60s around the monterey bay. if you are heading to the a's game. 7:05, going to be 61. cool breezes, dropping to 56. for tonight, you can see the 50s around. notice green along the coast. east bay hills where we will find the best amount of drizzle. a look at what will happen this weekend. sierra. upper 70s in tahoe with the sunshine near 90 in yosemite. your accuweather seven-day forecast -- cooler tomorrow. then we will see a small warming trend on sunday. monday and tuesday, temperatures are ten degrees warmer than tomorrow. back to where we should be. >> thank you, mike. >> you bet. >>> florida soldier woulded in the war in afghanistan is back home and enjoying his favorite pastime, thanks to a generous businessman. thomas found his love with surfing three years ago before joining the army. he is injured in explosion in the first tour of duty in afghanist

. >> the winds aren't too brisk so they are getting it under control. there is the sunshine and means a warming trend and i'll have the latest on irene also.osositt >>> the weekend is here and wonder if there is going to be any sunshine. >> i think a lot. most sunshine at the coast and warmest weather also. >> let's take a look what is going on and i want to jump in irene real quick. decreasing clouds and more sunshine and you can see the warming trend beginning as we look eastbound from sutro tower. let's zoom down to the carolinas and you can see already irene coming ashore with many a thunderstorm moving into the i-95 corridor. one of the busiest highways in the country. 550 miles wide and the brunt of it hasn't made into the carolinas yet. it has been a dropping in intensity, winds 100 miles an hour, category 2 expected to stay this way as it moves up, crosses over north carolina and heads into new york sometime early sunday morning and into the early morning hours, push up through boston and move away by monday. when it does it will leave 9-14 inch

that's actually a little brisk. temperature 56 in san francisco. we've continued the trend, but a couple of degrees warmer should feel nice. portland at 75 should be okay. l.a. close to 80 on the coast. interior l.a. should be in the mid-80s. las vegas there 99. salt lake city and boise is where the real warm-up is. the weekend forecast coming up. >> i didn't see cancun in your forecast. what happened? >> just in case you're going there, you'll have to wait for the forecast. >>> more on wall street's wild ride. why your food costs may be heading higher and the car to buy with all that dispossessable income you might have? your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, it's from a best selling book and stars a red hot actress, but can it take the number one spot at the box office? >>> coming up, the yankees slam the door. football is back. and tiger is back, too. but before you knew it, he was gone. >>> good morning to you. welcome back to "early today." i'm veronica de la cruz. here are some of your top headlines this morning.

been offered by the authorities for the caster of the shark that savaged two people are just very brisk over tells the stories of the victims who are lucky to be alive. nothing like this has ever happened here before russia has never seen a shark attack let alone two in two days this sixteen year old boy was diving one hundred meters off shore when it appeared the young man's wet suit served as protection and saved him from death but both his legs were severely wounded. crying help help the shark have a big bull but it was tied ours so some guys went out on to do use of him and gave first date only a day earlier a twenty five year old man lost his forearms trying to defend his wife when the couple was saved witnesses were shocked at what they saw but i would ask if it was really scary a countryman describe it the man's hands were chewed off and the boat was full of blood. the attacks happened in the far eastern primordial region that shares a border with north korea it is known for its beaches and clear water and swimming here has always been safe dangerous sharks don't usually go that

for these recent attacks the swimming season in the area is over at least for the time being very brisk over r.t. moscow on to some more world news in brief for you at this moment. at least fifty people have been killed and over a hundred injured when a bomb exploded at a mosque in. northwest pakistan. suicide bomber detonated himself in the main hall of the mosque during friday prayers. serious condition no group has admitted responsibility yet but taliban and al-qaeda militants are active in the region. thousands of supporters have greeted india's prominent corruption crusader. in new delhi on his release from jail it comes after a wave of protests against the activists arrests swept across india on tuesday seventy four year old who was detained after he pledged to hold a public hunger strike aimed at making parliament adopt his amendments to an anti-corruption bill his hunger strike will now take place in new delhi central square. for fifteen a day. libyan rebels have taken control of martyr square in the center of zawiya after driving forces the strategic city is just a fifty kilome

with business so brisk, kale brothers has been on a hiring spree, something unusual for an industry that sheds thousands of jobs in the last few years. >> since march of this spring, we've added six new workers and since last september, we've added 10 new employees. so our employ count has almost grown by 25%. >> caper thinks construction of new storage wins could taper off in a few years but only if demand for grain becomes so robust, farmers must ship it as soon as they harvest it. diane estabrook, nightly business report, stonington, illinois. >> susie: here's what we're watching for you for next week. our friday market monitor is marshall front, chairman of front barnett associates. also next week, the july reports on existing home sales, and a check on consumer and producer prices. on monday, we kick off a weeklong series looking at ways to fix the economy. our focus: solutions for europe debt crisis, the u.s. housing market, and businesses both big and small. federal investigators say mortgage fraud is still widespread, despite modest improvements in the economy. an f.b.i. report r

a brisk day along the coast. mid-to-upper 50s.in downtown, south san francisco and saucelito. north bay, mid-to-upper 50s also. valleys see sunshine and 20 degrees warmer. 60s around the monterey bay. if you are heading to the a's game. 7:05, going to be 61. cool breezes, dropping to 56. for tonight, you can see the 50s around. notice green along the coast. east bay hills where we will find the best amount of drizzle. a look at what will happen this weekend. sierra. upper 70s in tahoe with the sunshine near 90 in yosemite. your accuweather seven-day forecast -- cooler tomorrow. then we will see a small warming trend on sunday. monday and tuesday, temperatures are ten degrees warmer than tomorrow. back to where we should be. >> thank you, mike. >> you bet. >>> florida soldier woulded in the war in afghanistan is back home and enjoying his favorite pastime, thanks to a generous businessman. thomas found his love with surfing three years ago before joining the army. he is injured in explosion in the first tour of duty in afghanistan.

does the headlines now a brisk discussion is next with peter love our in his guest debates the future of english.

. >> reporter: from the outside, business doesn't appear to be brisk at lapham hickey steel. but inside, workers at the bedford park illinois plant are busy cranking out sheets of metal used in everything from cars to combines. >> this is going to atlanta, georgia... >> reporter: company president william hickey says orders for steel have bounced back after bottoming out two years ago, and that's helped him restore staffing to near pre-recession levels at his seven plants. still, hickey says uncertainty over taxes and trade are keeping him from expanding and hiring more workers. >> if you're subsidizing the export of manufactured goods from germany and you're taxing the import of manufactured goods from the united states, the reality is you're going to have an imbalance. these are the imbalances that have to be corrected. >> reporter: while manufacturers have added more than 140,000 jobs since the first of the year, they're a drop in the bucket compared to the nearly six million manufacturing jobs lost in the past decade. bruce kasman, global chief economist of j.p. morgan, t

brisk winds out of the west up to 20. with the thin layer of clouds overnight tonight, in the 50s and then that marine layer becomes more enhanced overnight, serves as a blanket keeping the temperatures in the mid-50s. if the, this is that deep marine layer, in fact. as the clock ticks on by during the afternoon hours, it is scoured from the coast revealing sunshine. looks like we are under the influence of high pressure way out over the four corners states and as that ridge tries to strengthen it will warm us up but for now, we are going to hang on to temperatures very similar to today which is averaging below normal. we'll see that bumpup beginning by the end of the workweek. in fact workser going to play out your numbers like this. 57 degrees and clear skies in pacifica to 69 degrees in oakland. 84 degrees in concord and livermore and a little bit warmer as you head due east. upper 70s in san jose when the average high is 83. the extended forecast does call for an identical carbon copy repeat performance on thursday. b

brought up after a break in the new record on thursday it's now losing point three percent but still brisk gaming over one percent there it's trading at thirty nine dollars per hour. and the u.s. stocks are on the rise by corporate deals including google by motorola mobility for twelve billion dollars in cash. over in europe markets are trading and positive territory shares in recruitment and staffing from michael page are down sixteen percent after this point and first half results banks are off in frankfurt with commerce bank in the lead gaining two point six percent. and over here in russia of course is and at the trading session strongly up with energy and mining stocks among the main gainers the r.t.s. games almost four percent of all my stocks added almost three percent and let's take a look at the market movers on the buy socks. russian still major sever star gained almost super science after reporting a twenty percent rise in that profit for the first half that's all minorities and there is no exception again one percent the company's board said another share buyback program is adv

. >> sales at the stand are pretty brisk, and whatever doesn't sell is donated to local food banks. meanwhile back at the institute, classes start around 8:00, and karl diehn, now in his traditional chef's uniform, is cooking some of those squash blossoms he harvested about two hours ago, using them in a mussel and prawn dish. the meal is visually stunning and will be served at the institute's wine spectator greystone restaurant. >> it takes a tremendous amount of energy and strength, not just physical strength but also emotional strength, to maintain the kind of hours and lifestyle of a chef, and i often wondered to myself as i was getting older was, like, "well, what am i going to do? what am i going too?" and i was very fortunate to be able to come here to the cia and teach. i've been here for 11 years. i've had my time inhe sun, as it were, and now it's time for me to help other people get there. >> it's a meal that's cooked, grown, and harvested by students practicing sustainable culinary methods. in napa valley, charlotte fadipe for "california country tv." >> thanks, charlott

for these recent attacks the swimming season in the area is over at least for the time being very briskover r.t. moscow. by nearly international airshow continues to thaw putting its doors to thousands of new spectators on friday some of the most spectacular aerobatic displays are still ahead at max twenty eleven before the show closes just two days time. to tame and many major contracts are being signed as well. there are sounds of jet ten propeller engines in the skies scores of various types of aircraft on the ground it means the march two thousand and eleven air show has opened its doors to the public the first few days it's function mainly for official business delegations in going out those billion dollar contracts with some of the biggest names in civil military aircraft reducers from across the world but now ordinary people can see and even touch some of these planes themselves and there's a huge variety of them from all months for example this plane is from the times before the second world war to some of the most advanced ones like the airbus three eighty jumbo jet all eyes ar

for these recent attacks the swimming season in the area is over at least for the time being very brisk over r.t. moscow. well that wraps up our main news block up next it's the latest business news with kareena stay with r.t. . more news today. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. showing corporations rule the day. we'll. bring you the latest in science and technology from the ground. we've got the future covered. hello welcome to our business update this hour thanks for joining me russian stock markets lost about fifteen billion dollars in a week the cost of companies including the my six index has to crease by nineteen percent since august first peter weston from the russian forces are just following the global trend. it's the same as they're seeing on a global scale it's really a market that is now driven by fear. the increasing concern that a state of the global another global recession took a real hold on the markets to so many on certain factors right now to some extent you can argue that the the current situation is actually more per korea's

for these recent attacks the swimming season in the area is over at least for the time being very brisk over r.t. moscow. skies around moscow have been even busier than usual this week with the max international air show flying machines performing all kinds of gravity defying stunts are going off is there for you. there are sounds of jet engines on propellers in the skies and scores of various aircraft on the grounds of what does all this mean the must two thousand and eleven air show has opened its doors to the public the previous couple of days it was primarily open to official and business delegations inking out those billion dollar contracts with some big names of civil and military aircraft producers from all over the world but now everyone can enjoy these machines with their own eyes right here at the mox two thousand and eleven there's a lots in store for everyone to watch here at the air show we've already seen some stunning performances by the russia knights swifts and falcons we're expecting more from them there's also a great variety of the various helicopters for those heavy

. >> reporter: enterprising shoppers like rebecca are doing a brisk business reselling the goods. she shops here weekly, then resells the items on ebay. >> i clear about $1,000 a month. around christmas time, about $2,000 a month. >> reporter: an estimated 7 million items collected from airports every year, all available at big savings to you. >> everything's pretty much discounted 70%. >> i come here all the time for bargains. >> reporter: not just items with sharp edges either. designer sunglasses that regularly sell for $300, here 50 bucks. a custom watch that costs upwards of $1,000, $200. these tiffany earrings from airport lost and found? >> at tiffany's you'll pay $4,500. i would think here between $500, maybe $1,000. >> reporter: you don't have to go to texas to get the goods. other states post the deals online. >> coffee pots. kitchenware like knives. >> reporter: items at this pennsylvania surplus warehouse will be sold on a government auction website. it's a win-win. money made here goes back to state coffers. >> since 2004 since we began participating in the program, w

. >> reporter: but business is brisk at the local hardware store. >> batteries, generators, plastic coversas long as we have the supplies that they need, they pretty much know what they need to get. >> reporter: now the storm is expected to make land fall here on saturday. but already the president has issued a state of emergency for the state of north carolina. that clears the way for federal funds to be available so they can respond to this storm. live in atlantic beach, i'm jennifer davis, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> stay with ktvu and ktvu.com for the latest on irene. at 10:30, an event expected to attract .25 of a million people that has now been cancelled because of that hurricane. >>> police say william fuller was picked up last night. suspect pierre daniel was killed at the scene and his brother freddy daniel is hospitalized with a gunshot wound. a security guard is also recovering from a gunshot wound. tonight police are telling ktvu that they were looking at the daniels brothers in connection with a brinks truck robbery at hilltop mall in may. >>> today the union lashed out at lumis

. >>> hardware stories are doing brisk business selling hurricane supplies. >>> and here's the latestorecast path for irene. right now it's a category one but it's moving into warmer water. that's what fuels these things. it'll go quickly into a category two as we move into tomorrow afternoon. here's the forecast path, a 3 as it moves into the carolinas. this is all on the left side of the hurricane. that's good news, the big hit is on the right side. so up in rhode island they can get the biggest hit from this of anybody. so that is the latest on irene. a strengthening hurricane. when i come back, it's going to be cooling down and there's chance of thunderstorms in parts of bay area tomorrow morning. >>> there is word tonight of yet another deadly accident at yosemite national park. rangers recovered his body today. the man's identity is still yet not been released nor have the circumstances surrounding the fall. about three weeks ago a 26-year- old woman from san ramon also fell to her death from half dome. and earlier this month, a 17- year-old boy fell after falling at a popular t

. >>> hardware stories are doing brisk business selling hurricane supplies. >>> and here's the latestecast path for irene. right now it's a category one but it's moving into warmer water. that's what fuels these things. it'll go quickly into a category two as we move into tomorrow afternoon. here's the forecast path, a 3 as it moves into the carolinas. this is all on the left side of the hurricane. that's good news, the big hit is on the right side. so up in rhode island they can get the biggest hit from this of anybody. so that is the latest on irene. a strengthening hurricane. when i come back, it's going to be cooling down and there's chance of thunderstorms in parts of bay area tomorrow morning. >>> there is word tonight of yet another deadly accident at yosemite national park. rangers recovered his body today. the man's identity is still yet not been released nor have the circumstances surrounding the fall. about three weeks ago a 26-year- old woman from san ramon also fell to her death from half dome. and earlier this month, a 17- year-old boy fell after falling at a popular tra

. >> reporter: but business is brisk at the local hardware store. >> batteries, generators, plastic coversas long as we have the supplies that they need, they pretty much know what they need to get. >> reporter: now the storm is expected to make land fall here on saturday. but already the president has issued a state of emergency for the state of north carolina. that clears the way for federal funds to be available so they can respond to this storm. live in atlantic beach, i'm jennifer davis, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> stay with ktvu and ktvu.com for the latest on irene. at 10:30, an event expected to attract .25 of a million people that has now been cancelled because of that hurricane. >>> police say william fuller was picked up last night. suspect pierre daniel was killed at the scene and his brother freddy daniel is hospitalized with a gunshot wound. a security guard is also recovering from a gunshot wound. tonight police are telling ktvu that they were looking at the daniels brothers in connection with a brinks truck robbery at hilltop mall in may. >>> today the union lashed out at lumis

. >> next brisk evening at least in san francisco, nice gentle breeze. it's not chilly. live view from high definition east bay camera in emeryville, you can see moisture in the air there. marine layer was quite deep this afternoon and is beginning to push across the bay locally inland tonight. this afternoon this was the picture around satellite close-up image, you can see the marine layer pressing up the coastline and sea breeze. cooling things down a bit in the inland areas and around the bay. here a sampling of high temperatures today. it still was warm up in the northern most regions of the bay area. 95 in clearlake but yesterday ukiah had a high of 96. san francisco with a high of 62 and livermore with a high of 82 was seven degrees cooler than yesterday. so, indeed, we did have a cooldown area wide. 77 in antioch. that is our warm spot. 61 up in santa rosa. 59 in oakland, 63 in fremont. low clouds will move well inland tonight. similar pattern to what we saw today and then returning cooler still on sunday. overnight, low temperatures very familiar range, mid-50s b

business brisk at the apple store in the marina district today. as soon as customers spotted the nbc bay area camera, they knew what the big story was. obviously steve jobs' resignation. despite what analysts say, apple says jobs' name is so synonymous with his success he will leave a void. >> there's going to be change. there has to be. whenever there's somebody that steps down and you bring on somebody new, they have new ideas, different philosophies, you know, they might change the corporate culture. >> as long as apple's focus on technology they won't have reason to take their dollars elsewhere. stay with nbc bay area for continuing coverage of steve jobs' resignation. scott budman will be back with apple's future each night at 5:00 and 6:00. >>> republicans are predicting this won't pass. the governor was on the offensive calling the loophole perverse. it allows corporations to pick the less expensive of two tax formulas when calculating their liability. >> just like you can't decide to change the tax labels to fit your particular needs, nor

a brisk day along the coast. mid-60s in downtown and south san francisco. saucelito, 66.id-to-upper 70s north bay. mid-to-upper 50s at your beaches. east bay shore, richmond is 64. the cool spot. we will hit 70s around union city, fremont, castro valley and hercules. upper 70s through san ramon valley. low to mid-80s through east bay valley. low 80s, gilroy, morgan hill. sunshine and 75 at hollister. the stubborn clouds around the monterey bay with temperatures in the 60s. breezy and cool at the coliseum tonight. the 7:05 first pitch. 61 degrees dropping to 56. the drizzle will be thickest along the coastline tonight. tomorrow is cooler than today. slow warming trend sunday. look for a lot of sunshine monday, tuesday, wednesday, with the temperatures close if not slightly warmer than average. have a great weekend. sue? >> we are going back to 24. still have a sig-alert in effect. the westbound center bore is closed. although, we're getting reports that that is just about getting ready to be cleared. for now, the sig-alert in effect. center bore is closed. right bore is op

. >> this will forgo a 22nd and mission, there is a brisk after work business only if you get your beforep.m.. >> i work late in when i try to come here at night in use the atm they start to close at 8:00 p.m.. >> not only does this woman told of the wells fargo at 15th and mission and another one near the civic center. >> i think that-strange because i could go to chase down the street and they're still open, i can go to the bank right across the street and it is still open i think i work and live about two blocks away from here and it is not a high crime area. >> they say san francisco please crime statistics played a role in their decision. robberies were up only slightly from last year, but there has been a surge over the summer. while there were 46 robberies from january to february the total number dropped off from february to june. then robberies sky rocketed from june to july. one of the police department's tracking system does not pinpoint the locations of the robberies, it is less reliable, maps show that the number of service for robberies with into block of 22nd and mission ha

it was quite brisk but you refreshing. >> bill: t-shirt says new york's best dad. catch that?ry proud of him today. >> bill: might be the dumbest dad. anyway, he made his point. >> we have ureporters all over the place. a couple of kids reporting from saddle river, new jersey. >> bill: young men and women. >> martha: my family is out there sending us some u reports and let's roll it. >> this is in front of the inn. it is totally flooded. >> no, wait. >> martha: that is elizabeth i believe and then reid and harry. good reporters throughout. look at the water. that's saddle river and it is crashing. usually that is about 15 feet lower than that bridge that you are seeing right there as the water is swarming in this saddle river, new jersey. >> are you filming now. in. >> , yes, i am. new jersey'sew mexico's smartest dad. >> so happy he is not swimming down the saddle river. >> bill: that is right where you live it. >> they were on their way to get breakfast and literally the roads impassible in a lot of areas in new jersey. >> bill: thanks to the mccallums and get the power back

lindbergh we aren't finding out why the bank is making these changes >> this or atm what does the of brisk business even if you arrive before 8:00 p.m. >> i use the atms at at night they're gonna close them at 8:00 p.m. been >> i think it is silly and hiking goethe bank of america out or chase i lived two blocks that way is not a high crime area >> wells fargo said customer safety is number one priority midwatc. there has beea sudden surge over the summer that total number dropped off from january to jump and then robbery is a sky rocketed from june to july the tracking system does not pinpoint location of the robbery spot when the number of calls for service for robberies has doubled eight from february to may and 16 from may to now still some customers will which the atms would remain open after 8:00 p.m. when >> if i can use them or the atm i'm not in use at bank b. >> it's 413 and we will collect break and global re- bath was weather and traffic stealing a few minutes >> >> >> we new high marching orders for san jose police want they will not be dispatched for low priority calls they w

very brisk with the clouds moving in, in the upper federal government and low 60s and here you have ithe upper 50s and low 60s and here you have it, fog scouring out tomorrow. san francisco for the morning rush in the mid-50s with the daytime high of 65. average high meanwhile, north of the golden gate bridge, with an overcast start, we will see some sunshine prevail by lunch hour and 75 degrees in napa. mid-50s with the clearing of the skies in pacifica, 60s common across the bay to the 70s and 80s inland. your extended forecast a repeat performance on thursday. warmer conditions friday as we slide toward the holiday. and that is your pinpoint forecast. >>> the starbucks with grilled cheese? bay area man thinks he has the recipe. i'm mike sugerman, the story is coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, industry. now a bay area trepenuer is cooki >>> he made millions in the tech industry. and now a bay area entrepreneur is cooking up a new business plan. comfort food in the form of grilled cheese sandwiches. mike sugerman on why this businessman is putting his money where your mouth is. >> reporter:

a live look over san jose shows overcast skies, a little brisk, i'll have to say when i stepped out ther at 4:30 this morning. we want to check in with rob mayeda with a look at your weekend forecast. good morning. >> good morning once again. one of the things we'll be watching in terms of the weather once the low clouds break up, this is the weekend of the big fremont festival of the arts and gorgeous weather. no worries about air quality or hot temperatures. how about 80s, once the low clouds break up, the event ongoing, 10:00 through 6:00. our own christina loren out there at the bay area booth. check her out, later on today. beautiful weather once the low clouds break up. again, kind of a cool start to the morning. and thanks to the healthy sea breeze, not only are we seeing drizzle and mist in a few spots, but it's also keeping the air well-stirred up. and with that sea breeze reaching your inland valleys, still good for all of your outdoor plans. but if your outdoor plans include sunshine, stay toward the inland valleys. here is a satellite loop of the low cloud cover punched inla

mid-yeats santa clara valley, 76 san jose with santa clara in there as well. 74 redwood city and a very brisk upper 50s for many on the coast, 64 in the city which is one cooler than yesterday. cooler through wednesday. a warmup, looks like a north wind will kick in behind this system thursday, friday for a warmup and another cooldown begins as we head into the latter stages of the weekend. >>> prince harry is coming to the west coast and now we know where he will be spending his time. >>> plus a former nba player arrested by the fbi. how he's been connected to a murder gig. reporter: good morning. traffic is moving along pretty well on 280 as you drive into the west valley. we'll tell you why one major street in the south bay is still closed. hey! you want that? you want a warm, super-delicious strawberry toaster strudel yeah but now i have nothing to eat sure you do. hey! you can have the pop tart! pillsbury toaster strudel. the one kids want to eat that's why i got them pillsbury toaster strudel. warm flaky pastry with delicious sweet filling my kids will love. plus i get two boxtops for t

just a brisk walk from here. i will wake you at 7:00. >> i'm not working. >> one more rule -- you live here, you work. >> her current life, she says, is the happiest she has ever known. her new book "prime time" offers personal wisdom on making the most of one's life, particularly the second halfof it. i'm eased to have jane fonda ck at the table. welcome. >> thank you charlie. >> last time you were here i was not here. barbara walters was here. >> i'm glad you're well and good you're here. >> you sat down to write this with what kind of motivation and what kind of intent? >> well, i -you know, when you're outside of oldness looking in, it seems so scary. but whe you're inside it, it's not scary at all. and you know, i kept thinking, you know, i battled depression all of my life, i had it on both sides of my family. it's always been a problem. and suddenly i found myself happy, not stressed, not anxious. and i thought, well, is this unique to me? and if not, why is nobody talking about it? so i began to do a lot

to win has been pretty brisk. 85 mi. per hour. although it is not as high as it was supposed to be, it is a dangerous and deadly storm. stay with kron 4 for continuing coverage of hurricane i ring. we will have the latest updates on the air and on line at www.kron4.com. still to come, clean energy nation. let's go outside, another live satellite list at irene. a check on your bay area weather also still ahead. when when we are back with a live look and carolina. with streets and it went. hurricane irene knocked out power to more than 200,000 homes and businesses. it also sent a surge of water in the eastern part of the state flooding homes. the already established an emergency. we're going to start a look at storm tracker 4 showing as hurricane erin and spinning off of the east coast into maryland and delaware. it is forecast to hit all day today take a look at bay area weather. certainly a different story. low clouds and fog producing patchy drizzle. and the afternoon mostly sunny and a little bit of a cool down as we start your

they're not doing a brisk business but a few people going for last-minute supplies. >> anderson there for us in new york. we'll be checking in with you often throughout this morning. thank you. we are also going to head away from there, john king. i believe i have his location right as long island i believe is where our john king is. good morning to you once again, again, anderson called it there. kind of an inconvenient rain and wind event so the far. but it's not going to stay like that. >> it's not going to stay like that. i can tell anderson to brace. just in the last 20 minutes or so in long beach, which is not that far away, about a 45 minute drive without the traffic. a lot of new yorkers will say i'm not going to make that in 45 minutes. but without the traffic. just an hour ago, street flooding, an hour ago the water was way in here. now you see it up to the curb, coming out several more feet. that's on the ground level. the beach, the board walk is about 50 yards that way. water is starting to flow in, which tells you what? the water is high enough that it's coming in from t

for some it might be a walk home, or a brisk shopping trip at a sale or the mall or it could be weightsd for that 15 minutes or does it even matter? >> the bottom line is anything that gets your heart race. if it's running or doing some sort of vigorous activity. in this study what they did is they looked at hundreds of thousands of people and they asked them how much exercise do you do? and they broke them down into categories. and the greatest take off and benefit was in people that just did 15 minutes a day. and probably what they are doing is they are just finding some time to carve out, to stay active in some kind of way. jenna: you can't do that 15 minutes and then go eat a double cheeseburger, right? >> well, you know, for some people they go to the gym so infrequently it's called rehab and not really exercising. there is this huge range out there. what you eat is probably a greater driver of things like weight and overall fitness than say how much time you spend exercising. jenna: doctor, it's great to hear from you on this perspective on the study. 15 minutes does seem more man

the water was quite brisk but refreshing. >> all right. were trying to impress your son. what's the reaction from your wife and son? >> i have to tell you, after seeing the -- my honesty through the hurricane to go out and make sure that i get a chance to tell him i love him and miss him and adam, i do love you and do i miss you. she's like you go out in the hurricane. i think you deserve to see your kid. and it looks like the fox 5 team and, unfortunately, hurricane irene was in one way a blessing for me and hopefully we can work it out. >> good for your family structure. >> peter arnold, the guy out in the street. >> if we have any puddles outside the new york city area, folks, i'm your guy. >> there you go. or you can do some welding. >> thank you. >> straight ahead, hurricane irene brought more than just a surge in rain. it brought a surge in births. one of those new moms here live this hour. does president obama have a swing state problem? mitt romney now winning in florida. our washington insiders on what that could mean coming up in