they say commuters using the bridge, ferry or bus system are not being affected today but they hope to draw attention to stalled contract talks. >> if there's another strike from any coalition in the future, we cannot make the guarantee that commuters will not be affected. >> the unions say a larger strike could be called if negotiations do not resume soon and the district says it would like to get back to the bargaining table but there's no sign either side making the first move toward new talks. >>> nasa is set to make a major announcement this afternoon regarding the return of human spaceflight launches. since july 2011, the u.s. has been relying on russia to transport astronauts to the international space station. but today, nasa is expected to award a contract to a private aerospace company to do the job. a news conference is set to take place at the kennedy space center in just about be a hour -- in just about an hour from now. >>> a beautiful late summer day shaping up around the bay area. get a load of this view. we've got mostly sunny skies, from the coast across the bay and i

weekday crossings and 20 weekend crossings but the sausalito 22,000 people use the golden gate bus system each and every day. look more tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. when this strike will announce the end of week >> : tapping now the intense small natural-gas rattling nerves phenomenon view order prompted officials to of back to wait two buildings here on california street 27 seen in 25 california have been evacuated police telling all others in the area led to a shelter in place the order center here in the 2000 block of california pg&e investigating the cause these are pictures into the newsroom from the scene utility company notes that there were repairs been done in the area right now a bit of a mystery unsettling for people right now sheltering in place and that general vicinity and not and you again intense smell of natural gas stand up the story bring you updates as soon as we learn new information >> : o'clock all high-school coach arrested on the backs of a 50 year-old got earl officials say coach campus security staff member mark turner arrested last night this is video of turner back

now the bus system for the most part will not be affected.but the one partner can't to realize is that those workers are also union workers. contemning now 55%. the francis course almost 95,000 a.. striking from the mission this chick came back from fighting this fire yesterday. the team said was a tough firefight but they feel that covered a lot of crown. "we were clearing brush ahead of fire and were it with to get ahead of the fire and put and a fire line. lots of chance to work for everybody did a very good job. it was a very rewarding experience." on the big weather and traffic during is over. we are looking at present pretty pleasant and mild weather. today will be cooler than normal and have a possibility of the pop-up shower along the north bank. right now getting a out the door tempters in the upper 50s low 60s. it is less money this morning. san jose it right now 57. it is clear for much of the bay area. we're talking lots of sunshine by veteran today future for cash as tempters and '60s and '70s of brown lunch time. britain and thu

make sure we are creating housing and preserving housing near transit, whether it is light rail, bus system? we have had incredible andic-sector support -- createdalitions coalitions to come together to get it on on the ground. one of the things that we found that was missing was financing. we created the first innovative fund around a structured fund for transit development. it is a $50 million fund and we 15 $1 million fund and it has been dispersed today. the goal is to have housing near transit and a good proportion of that is going for seniors and older adults. to haveintended universal design and a significant chunk will be for seniors. based on that work in denver about how to drive the creation and preservation of housing transit, we have been able to expand that into eight cities across the country and we are working on an expanded initiative. stay tuned. we will be looking at the critical intersections because it drives problems down dramatically. we are doing that work today and we are excited. we are in a small r&d sort of in denverwe piloted and we are in scale mode with a numb

and she starts talking about how she would have to bring each of her kids to school on the public bus system every day and go to the job of cleaning houses and at the end of the day she would take her kids up by the us again and go to a soup kitchen where she would do community service until past made right with her kids running around and then she would get a few hours of sleep and the process would repeat itself over and over again. she talked about crying herself to sleep every night for three months. then in new york i met another guy named andrew brown and his story is also in the book. i was in a mall this on another story waiting to hear another, talk to a lawyer about another case when this 35-year-old african-american bus driver comes in and he tells me that he had been arrested for what he called on obstructing pedestrian traffic and i didn't know what that was and i asked him to show me the summons and he pulls out a ring old piece of paper and he shows it to be and sure enough it's written obstructing pedestrian traffic. it turns out that he had come home at one in the morning af

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service and starts talking about how she would have to bring each of her kids to school on the public bus system every day she would go to her job cleaning houses and at the end of the day she would pick up her kids by bus again and go to a soup kitchen where she would do her immunity service until past made night with her kids running around. she talked about crying in result to sleep at night and i met another guy named andrew brown and his story is also in the book. i was in a law office on another story waiting to hear another one this 35-year-old african-american bus driver comes in and tells me that he had been arrested for what he called obstructive pedestrian traffic and i didn't know what that was. i asked him to show me the summons and people so they sprinkled piece of paper and shows it to me and they are in the obstructed pedestrian traffic it turns out he had come home after driving a shuttle bus she works for a casino company and shuttles people all over the new york area and he comes home and the police see them standing in front of his own apartment building with his friend and t

francisco opera's 60 at midday crossings 20 weekend profit crossings. 20,000 people use the golden gate bus systempresents unions at the press comes marseille and a.m. to announce the walkout registered says that is holding out hopes that the strikes could be avoided the is working without contracts since july sticking points with his health benefits and relief for commuters proudly good idea to raise yourself for could be a real nightmare commute. >> : bay area bracing for some much-needed rain a live look outside center fell tonight but to those thick dark clouds moving and it is expected to be the most in the bay area that we've seen since april and will definitely we could use it the no. they expect to get rainfall first before it had south and then that also cost challenges on the road with the national weather service says that the rose will likely be very split and drivers could promise with visibility and the showers really set a pick up traffic officials say use caution and be sure to provide enough space for your car and the vehicle in front of you just in case you need a hit live look n

whether it's light rail, bus system, as the systems come into denver. we had incredible public sector support. done a lot of local intervention in creating the coalitions that are needed to come together to have the political influence and then to have the practical ability to get something done on the ground. one of the things we found that was missing was the financing. so we created the first really innovative fund around a structured fund for transit-oriented development. it's about a $15 million fund. that's all been disbursed today. the goal is to make sure that we're having housing near transit and that a good proportion of that is going for seniors and for older adults. it's all 100% intended to have universal design and a very significant chunk of that will be for seniors. based on that about how to really drive the presidenter va -- the preservation of housing near transit, we have expanded that into eight cities across the country. we're working on expanded initiatives where we look at critical intersections. it drives health outcomes so dram

if the ferries in the bus systems go out that was stranded all the people use this is the large databasesem and all have to pay for parking which means the law into a factory definitely in a negative way it is very frustrating. >> reporter: the big question mark is when will it will happen in was one of the union's will be a part of it. the bad thing you do is to continue to follow for and are web sites. >> stanley: the cross traffic is the green light and a big white box truck is still not blocking the road. it is of this city of santos is a was to bring back not locking in the section currently the city has its do not block intersections at times and locations. is more the desire is blocking the road san francisco has committed to reducing. that requires it education and engineers. >> stanley: is in a section yes is that bad. the problem is many divers often end to the intersection was a car cut is in the intersection no other vehicle can enter until that big a 10 clear the intersection. the fine for blocking the intersection is the height of $3 ticket. if this issue by a police officer

the proposal requires states to create state implementation plan to put forth a bus system for existingsources. the epa does not approve a federal plan will be issued. reducing emissions by increasing the efficiency of power plants which will not only reduce emissions but decrease electricity consumption and encourage alternative energy sources such as wind farm in solar panels. regarding the cost of the economic indicates the benefits outweigh the cost. according to a report by the national resources defense council in 2013. the model analysis projection shown would reduce emissions are 26% from 2005 levels by 2020 and 34 percent by top 45. this sounds like too little too late. nonetheless health benefits will be achieved if the byproduct is emissions reductions. carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide, a 22% reduction of nitrogen oxide and a reduction by 25 percent by 2020. the contribute to high rates of asthma, and other lung disease, and heart attack. in delaware attorney general pointed out that the health is threatened by harmful pollution produced in other states and carried here by wind

bus monday night. unfortunately police can't confirm that because the video system on the bus was not working. scott broom, wusa9. >> of course, we here at wusa9 are committed to finding the dozens of children from our area who have gone missing and bringing them home. there are pictures of them on our website www.wusa9.com. so log on. take a look. maybe you can help bring them home. >>> a young inventor came up with an app kids can turn to when they're in danger. coming up we'll show you how the save me app turns a smartphone into a panic button. >>> d.c. police chief cathy lanier said she was shocked when she saw video of an officer interfering with a man in an arrest sunday in downtown d.c. the video shows the officer urging the man to leave telling him he's becoming part of the investigation. chief lanier says the matter is under investigation and two years ago she issued a department memo saying citizens do have the right to record officers performing their job in public. >>> always watching always tracking, wusa9 first alert weather. >> we issued a yellow alert for tomorrow for nothing h

they say commuters using the bridge, ferry or bus system will not be affected at least for now.draw attention to stalled contract talks. >> if there is another strike from any coalition union in the future. we cannot make the guarantee that commuters will not be affected. >> the unions say a larger strike could be called if negotiations don't resume soon. the district says it could also -- it would also like to get back to the bargaining stable. the sticking point of the contract talks is the increased health premiums the district wants the workers to pay. >>> there is a new california law. it means drivers you are now required to give bicyclists a three-foot buffer zone when you pass a bicycle from behind. katie utehs is live in san francisco. some people are questioning how the police are gonna enforce this new law. >> reporter: good morning. people are certainly talking about this new law. everybody has a story either involving a close call or an aggressive driver or cyclist. this is a very heated topic for some people. what this law does, it clarifies the definition of a saf

there are multiple operating systems available bus the most importantly is making astonish and windows. the major dividends can be boiled down to purchase. and making astonish is the programs you'll notice when you go do into the story e store they're more expensive they have you video editing and puc's towards office use and gaming things like that >> all those exponent are what you said into 3 general models the desktop the laptop and the tablet. the desktop is the home computer that you are desktops are good because their lower costs the downside once set up they can't go anywhere >> it's not something you're going to move around the other consideration is the screen side are you can have a larger laptop. a laptop is a potential computer and all the exponents are combined in a smaller passage. the laptop you can take to school and it's mobile. >> the laptop can travel with you but you should carefully consider how much travel you're going to do. >> the laptop are heavy they can have higher revolution if you want something small and a light hallway the table is new thank you it's lig

bus rapt but the features i've described a lot of those are fit into the enter cycle the bus ways to the system, however, there are various other prongs but piece of them are necessary to help make the project work like the overhead contact system and new street lights and waterlines and sewer lines as i've mentioned the sfo those are portions of the project this is the van ness project and this entire set of circle is one contradiction contract with large funding. so a little bit about the schedule the environmental document was approved by the sfmta and even though lead of the project contributed to the sfmta and peter has been leading the effort and mta implemented the design so it's underway a new project cac was formed and they've met on june 26th a new group of people some people from the environmental cac were there the final design takes us stilettos sum and construction beginning in early 2016 with revenue options in the mid of 2018. with the completion of thirty percent design in the conceptual engineering report there was a new cost estimate to increase to $162 million it's completel

how this happened to a newer bus in the system. >>> now at 5:00, breaking news.onymous threat launch it is a campuswide scare at the university of maryland college park today. >> police out with guns drawn. they gave the all clear about 40 minutes ago. >> right now it looks fine if you are looking a at the university of married but 40 minutes ago it was completely different. standing here with this student jeremy, who saw this as it happened. tell me what you saw. >> i was over by the building over there and i saw some cop cars come out and i noticed they were coming down here. so as i came over to check out what was happening, i saw they blocked off the campus street right around here and around the main administration building. there were some cops and such and they were surrounding the building. and they were blocking students from entering. >> and heavy artillery as well. these are pictures tweeted out by students here at the university. who were showing just how serious the give ups weguns wer. at 4:00 p.m. they were searching the main administration buildin

system is feeling the economic pinch. officials need to raise prices or cut the bus service. lawmakers are offering a third 2-tear system. they hopped on the bus to find out how the plan works. >> we'll take one. the number one bus. >> we took the interview with a county executive on the road. >> there is always a debate in transit circles over whether fares should be higher or there should be no fares at all. >> king county is going both directions with a low income fare of $1.50, and it goes up to $3.25 to richer riders at peak hours. >> a classically good-heart seattle move to say you folks need to ride, ride for $1.50. >> that's part of it, this is a community that wants to make sure that everywhere has a chance. >> reporter: it could benefit as many as 100,000 riders with incomes below 23,340. they'll get payment cards for $1.50 rides, and could save more than $500 a year. >> is this redisibz? >> it's not just about altruism, no. it's about economic development. we need to make sure workers work. and it's about economic opportunity. >> in a transit system that had five fa

feeder because as the the freerd we'll designate to the feeder if the choices were not met bus with the toy breaker system the 4 schools mentioned would not be considered feeders they don't have the same i guess not the same weigh so their opportunity of getting designated there they might be designated there first of all, there was no space at the that's right feeder so we'll designate the closest school not playing out the dismay as the feeder. >> we don't want to undermine the feeder system and persuaded by commissioner wynns doesn't have an impact on the students i urge we try to keep the information in one book we're risk people getting different levels of information they don't get the supplemental or the special brochure and not in the book he so i urge we go ahead with the decision tonight and try to get it included both a single book i'll be supporting the amendment. >> thank you did you have something to say? so excuse me. i'm just tired i know i shouldn't show it i want to say that yeah. i can get rid of number 5 since 91424 we should have the discussion about it because i feel like c tip and j

that fore now again, it feels like a one of oh, we feel like we have a bus over here we had that with our previous transportation system it makes me feel like we're moving in the wrong direction because if we're going to have a transportation system let's have a coherent one that makes sense >> i hope that's not true but i don't think it is because i think that commissioner nortons point is well-taken we should or i'm suggesting as a followup we should look at a transportation system at the same time, we look at things like this so we're going to vaelth the feeders in the middle school and also looking at the transportation the bus we provide and how it is related to this which we don't so far ami i've not seen in the annual report those are the buses we've provided and our kids are going from here to there and does this effect our segregations so i think my hope and trust actually, i recall it the transportation system is pretty coherent we've said we're only going to provide transportation for general education. for those purposes this is where they align with our goals we're doing in the assignment system otherwise

bracing for more traffic because of 9,000 folks that need to get on the road or take a bus and the transit system says they not adding any or further buses. normally friday is lite from marin county and we are watching this morning. if you have tickets we take the larkspur ferry to giants game and they are refunding the tickets with no ferry to at&t park. crewed on the east shore freeway from golden gate field. traffic is stacked up getting interest san francisco. an accident to report in the napa area the tow truck is on way north to 21 a big rig and a car. >>> we are continue our breaking news from the midwest with a few flights landing at ohio, one of the busiest airports. you can see, there is no flight activity going on, on the run ways right now. reporters are letting politicals that were airborne land. this is after a fire at an f.a.a. facility a short time ago. i will show you that facility, in aurora, illinois, handling traffic passing over the midwest. the fire report through started in the basement and a man has been transported to the hospital for what is describe as a self inflicted

system with five fare hikes in five years, price is sensitive. it shows in this sensitive debate. >> most folks will not be able to ride, they don't have money to ride the bus. >> it's true for most riders. if we don't rise the fares, we have to cancel more service. >> san francisco is the only other major metropolitan area with a similar two-tiered system, with 20,000 buying half priced fare cards. in king county it could cost $9 million in lost fare revenue, and more for start-up costs. >> we are elmim nating routes. there's pressure on the system. it's counter intuitive. >> not everyone has the money to afford the fares that we arrived at. we need them to bring in the revenue to keep the buses on the road. although that is not as much as others are paying. it's additional revenue into the system, more than in they were priced out of riding the bus. >> there was no vote. the policy coming out of a county council. the new farce start in march. >> officials believe somewhere between 45,000 and 1,000 commuters will -- 100,000 commuters will be eligible to the low rates. >> dozens of tall ships have sailed into the harbour to celebrate a past battle and the "

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hoggle may have ridden his bus monday evening at 6:30 from the germantown transit center to the gaithersburg transit center. police cannot confirm the sighting because a video system on the bus wasn't working. also police say hoggle may have spent the night hiding inside a commercial building near a germantown chick-fil-a restaurant where she vanishw.éc monday evening. reports yesterday hoggle may have been spotted at a germantown wal-mart turned out to be wrong. hoggle has been charged with child neglect after investigators allege she has lied and manipulated family and police. investigators fear the worst saying there is a substantial risk of death in the case. hoggle suffers from schizophrenia and went off medication about three weeks ago family members said. >> if you just come and get help, we'll all help you. >> reporter: meanwhile after emotional appeals from hoggle's father and the children's father, troy turner, the campaign to find the kids is ramping up with a new facebook page launched early today. a go fund me campaign has been launched online to raise a substantial reward. flyers are up throughout germantown and gaithersburg as the desperate search c

it's additional revenue into the system, more than if they were price the out of riding the bus. >> there was no vote, it came out of a county cans committee. new fairs start in march. >>> king county officials between 45,000 to 100,000 commuters will be eligible for the reduced rates. >>> the first electric race cars are hitting the track in one of the world's most polluted cities, as adrian brown reports from beijing, it's hoped that the formula e will promote green technology. >> reporter: in the race to protect the environment. china has been in the slow lane. this shows a change of gear as battery powered racing cars make a debut on saturday. >> beijing is the capital of the biggest car market in the world, china, a place we can make a change happen. they are fighting pollution here and promoting electric cars. we thought it was the rite place for us to make a correction to that evidence. >> reporter: these cars don't quite hit the same top seeds of formula 1, travelling no more than 225 k/hr. it's a lot quieter as well. this is one of the two female drivers. >> it is something that

. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," bugs in apple's new operating system and they're maybing their holliday bugner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. users had complained that the update rendered their phones unable to make calls. that problem caused problems with the fingerprint unlocking. apple plans to issue new advice to users as quickly as it can. >>> the passport is the size of a paz port with a square screen that measures 4 1/2 inches diagonally. it's a touchscreen and a physical keyboard. that's something that blackberry business users prefer. the passport will be available in the u.s. by the end of the year. >>> here on wall street investors will be watching for the august durable goods report and last week's unemployment data. the dow gained 154 points wednesday. the s&p 500 was up 15. the nasdaq rose 46. >>> sandwich team jiminy john says its payment systems were hacked. credit card data from more than 200 stars in 37 states. they say it's been restored now that encrypted swipe machines have been installed. >>> and

intention but the execution is extremely problematic the flaws and issues the school system can't be completed in on crosstown bus i see how putting children into low districts to raise the scores it shouldn't be sacred at the others the children at coal valley have a been attending school and playing in the parks and the shared experience is being taken away from them instead of juggling kids between sklgz i think the school district should make every school district better from the hunters point to the man or woman if the city can do that we will have time to talk with our children about what they learned instead of how many buses and trains it took for them to get to school thank you very much >> thank you. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> hello, everyone my son was assigned to john but actually, we choose to go to washing and lincoln. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> tilt we live in sunset so washington and lincoln is very close to our house my son since in fourth grade is leon violin so he is looking to go to a high school that has an ornament program so i hope the superintendents will help us solve this

. >> reporter: watch what happens last may when a school bus in minnesota stops to pick up a student. a systemruck flies past the bus' lowered stop arm and flashing lights and on the shoulder headed right toward a 7th grader. >> he came here, wouldn't stop. so i just backed up a little. >> ass semiwent by, there is nothing but dust and i thought she was dead. all of a sudden her little face appeared. >> reporter: the truck driver turned himself in reportedlybei an example of a sudden surge of dangerous driving in school zones or around school buss that they blame mostly on distracted drivers. >> in 2013, 2 million more drivers passed school bus stop arms than they did in 2011. there is no question that distracted driving plays a role. >> reporter: much of that information is coming from school bus drivers and backed up by on-board video like this from west virginia. when the bus driver blows his horn, yells at the drivers of two cars oblivious to the bus. the third blow, though, is to warn the young student almost before it's too late. . >> there are more than 100 children killed and more than

bus tour started out at the university of minnesota last week, if you missed that, go to cspan -- we're doing a month long series of viz sits to various big ten institutions, the university of wisconsin system's president ray cross is with us aboard cspan's bus. greg is in madison. >> thank you for taking my call, mr. cross. i was listening when you were talking about the state providing tuition for -- as a graduate of uw, i did hear of those studies that already started, i don't recall if they had already started. i think i heart the previous kaulzer talking about that. my bigger concern or one of my biggest concerns was that the system has not passed full committee and it only went to a subcommittee without full approval. is that your recollection of what transpired? >> it's my understanding that it did go through the entire process, that the point at least. i'm not sure that it has started, but i'm sure it's gone through -- i think it has gone through the entire process. >> president ray cross, let me throw in another issue for you and that is rural colleges, wisconsin being a rural state, you have a background in running rural colleges. what are the challenges of reaching students in thes

an airplane, ferry, or bus, it's a failure of the system, how many days did it take for us to find out that he made it to the room. i want to know why that happened. >> that would seem to be a very big deal. as we talk about fixing all of this, there is a question knowing if anyone is resigned or is fired, but the question that pops up, the resource question. there is a lot of back and fourth and whether the cuts hurts the security at the white house. is that a big part of this debate. >> well they're on the level they need. bureaucracies always want more. i'm not saying they're wrong, but we're saying it is a chance here, a chance for people on congress, unlike what happens in the benghazi investigation, to get together and look at this in a bipartisan and see if, indeed, what the proper levels are and what the appropriate levels of funding should be to protect the white house and maybe the secret service needs to be restructured so they're not doing financial crimes and it focuses more on security matters and the culture needs to be changed. if anyone can identify holes in the system

they are connecting gps units already installed on a bus to an on line system accessed by parents andministrators. >> this app allows parents to see exactly where the busies, where their child's route or where their child is at a particular stop, how far it is from home, what information may be necessary to allow them to adjust the time at the stop or pick up based on weather, based on traffic congestion and construction and or accidents. >> there is one catch, the app is not free. price will ultimately depend on how many parents decide to use this services. >>> i can see that being so helpful. >> no question. >> nasty weather out before you send the the kids to the bus stop. >> we will stay tuned for that one. >>> today is first day back in class for many catholic schools. >> we want to see your picture. bonnie berry sent thus pic of her son conner at willow dale elementary school in warminster. love the big wave there. looking g hopefully you have a great year, connor. >> we would love to see your photo, tweet your pictures using hash tag cbs-3 mornings and you may see it right her

the low-pressure system continues to get closer. your bustop forecast for tomorrow morning, inland a and east bay mainly sunny and temperatures in the 60s. the coast and san francisco will see a little fog. the bay 62 degrees under partly cloudy skies. the highs for your monday a will see 80 san jose and 80 in cupertino and along the peninsula, 76 san mateo and downtown san francisco 69. 65 sunset district. 77 petaluma and 79 sonoma and 86 calistoga. east bay in the 70s. 78 in newark and 88 pittsburgh and 90 livermore and a high of of 87 in pleasanton. the accu-weather seven-day forecast, we will show you early morning clouds. sunshine in the afternoon and the wednesday night and thursday morning time frame. the high clouds and see if we can squeeze out a little moisture by thursday morning specifically in our north bay locations. >> see what you can do. >> i will try my best. >> shu couldn't do much for the niners. they needed you. >> i know. they proved once again that you can't win games with multiple turnovers. colin kaepernick, three pi

other good part of the story this was in the near the el or any of the major transportation systems just a route 57 busng down american and so not a lot of problems. plus it is middle of the night. even though they will be out here during the morning rush, mopping up, this is not causing too much of a commuter problem in this area like they have done in the past when they have to shut trains down and things like that. >> yes. >> all right steve, thanks so much. steve will try to get with the commissioner to get very latest from him who is on the scene. >>> meantime at four credit 37 a woman remains in the hospital right now after police say she was stabbed in an employment agency in south philadelphia. >> this happened at trinity staffing services. it is on the 2300 block of south broad street. police say the owner of the agency, was working inside when a man came in and asked about his job. when she told him there wasn't anything available he got angry, stab her and took off with her purse. one client told us that franklin also works with ex-criminals. >> she gives people a chance. mainly a lot have g

a weaker system by the time it gets to us. the bus stop, in the green.t recess, we should see no issues or problems. by dismissal times, heads up moms and dads, there could be storms out there. not the little umbrella, it means the big one for tomorrow because we could be getting downpours throughout the area. look at the forecast through the weekend, 74, 75 degrees. more like fall and next week shy of the 80 degrees mark and tuesday. tomorrow afternoon and saturday with a few showers coming up. guys. >> thanks, veronica. some stories we're working on coming up in the next hour. an act of civil disobedience in ferguson, why protesters are taking to the streets tonight and what they hope to see done. >>> the search for a maryland mother and her children is developing by the hour. let's get the latest from wendy. >> authorities just obtained a warrant for catherine hoggle's arrest, charging her with child neglect, this as investigators say there has been a new sighting of the mother but no sighting of the children. the son last seen sunday and her daughter

bus stop. the exclusive seven-day forecast it's south and east, a cool day. 74. wednesday the systemulls out of here. morning clouds give way to afternoon sunshine. 78. on thursday we get a spike number of. temperatures and humidity ahead of a cold front. high of 86 degrees. the front brings us thunderstorms. behind us temperatures step down. 77. on saturday another cold front to kick off a shower. lots of clouds. 70 degrees. behind the system sunday and monday a return of sunshine. the temperatures running close to 10 below average. afternoon highs only in the 70s. if you like summer thursday is the only summery day in the next week. >> thank you, cecily tynan. >>> another addition for prince william and his wife, kate middleton. kate is going through severe morning sickness in the early stage of pregnancy. the prince says that will be going away in a few weeks. she experienced the same difficulty with spring who to prove a point about internet speeds, we slowed down an up escalator. this is crazy i don't get it, this one is working ladies, shouldn't up be as fast as down? yeah. sho