>> reporter: one year ago campell police officer and greg hasty did not know each other. talk to greg >> greg is enthused about everything in life, and he's the up me of what it means to you know, experience life to its fullest. >> reporter: the two met earlier this year inside this coffee shop. without copyright, he struck a conversation with greg who was with his dad. >> he was wearing his san francisco police hat, and officer bill said when you come down to the police department and we will set you up with a campell police hat? >> reporter: greg, who's 27 years old, legally blind, and developmentally disabled has always had a love for law enforcement. since then, greg was invited to tour the police department and probably sports a campell police hat. on this cold comedy summer morning, a new surprise for greg. campell police offered him the rare opportunity to write in the 1950s ford finches to police car. >> [ laughter ] >> we get to go on a ride on it too. >> reporter: from the look on his face >> to the old-fashioned siren. >> isn't that cool? >> reporter: and the r

we are tracking showers down through san jose and campell. as we head through the rest of the afternoon and evening we are looking at light rain with breezy conditions. tomorrow we get a break and we are mainly dry but we have showers for the north bay. today rain and wind and the main concern will be the afternoon and evening commute that looks wet today. we will talk about what you can expect with that second storms coming up. >>> a steep plunge on wall street this afternoon. the dow is down about 469 points . traders are worried about slow economic growth and the britain's plans to exit the european union. >>> a heads up for drivers. the traffic nightmare continues in union city as work crews are making water main repairs on a major roadway. >> reporter: if you thought this was an easy repair guess again. this is one of the most challenging repairs they have ever seen and you could call it a perfect storm of complications. >> it just happened to be in a very challenging location. >> that is putting it mildly. >> it is a challenging repair.

. >> marne campell joins us from san antonio. dr. campbell, thank you for joining us on american history tv. prof. campbell: thank you. >> today at 6 p.m. eastern on the civil war, the battle of antietam through soldiers letters photographs and diary entries. lectures instern on history, university of north florida professor david court right on immigration and the rise of nativism paid and sunday .n 1:30 p.m. eastern at four on railamerica, a 19 some before conversation with .emocrat representatives on c-span three. >> tonight at 8 p.m. eastern, conversations with two tiring members of congress, republican senator lamar smith retiring after 30 years in the house. >> you faced a contentious primary, did that surprise you? >> not at all. i've been telling people for a while my constituents were angry. they are angry at the democratic party. every want to look at it as partisanship. governor inpublican one of the most if not the most democratic state in the country. it was the most popular, and overwhelming victory. it's how you do it.

you are in campell with more the details. good morning, sarah. >> reporter: this is the scene of the second fire. this is where the car was brought to. the second fire happened here last night. you can see what is left of this car. it's absolutely destroyed, but it is still out here and so are santa clara county firefighters. they are keeping an eye on the car still because they want to make sure it does not reignite for the third time. now this is the first time santa clara fire has dealt with a tesla fire, so definitely a learning experience. you can look at this video we have of the scene last night. show santa clara firefighters putting out flames after the car caught fire a second time after one day. here's a little bit of background on the whole situation. santa clara fire officials say they responded to a fire in a tire shop around 2 p.m. thursday. -- tuesday. they got a flat tire, brought it to the top, and 10 minutes later they heard a loud hissing noise and saw smoke. they put off the fire and spent hours cooling th

unfortunately the surface of campell are back to closely resembles that of our nerve insolation tissue in the worst cases the antibodies confuse the sheath with the bacteria and destroy it the patient suffers neuralgic pain and paralysis. is keep put in there are patients who go from feeling perfectly well to being completely paralyzed inside three to four days the onset is typically very rapid while the symptoms only recede over an extended period of time. fortunately extreme cases like that of every rock get eventually managed to make an almost complete recovery the first line of defense though is to avoid contracting the infection in the first place with scrupulous hygiene and don't wash chicken before cooking because that only spreads any bacteria around cooking the meat really high temperature is the only effective way of killing all the gems. that sounds a little bit like work in the kitchen is really life threatening this is why i leave this to my wife return home so what dangerous is the kitchen well concerning the dangers in the kitchen all together you have to say that if you

campele fire.ed it, don't worry, they'll be bar the next two mondays in a row from 6:00 to 10:00. >> that means we need to go to the old pro. >> that's our best spot on the peninsula. >> i've got to try it out. >> how are we looking tomorrow morning? >> cloud cover, a chance of spotty showers. better bet of moderate rain, maybe a few heavier pockets tomorrow afternoon and evening. we'll see that system linger wednesday, and drying out thursday, friday, and saturday. another possibility sunday eving into next monday. we get the spacing, and avoid flooding issues, and we get that rainfall that we need. as we get a look at the sierra, i think we have some time about. a couple of inches the next couple of. >> tnks 11:00. have a great day tomorrow. >> bye-bye. drive safe. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- margot robbie,

hurley's role in minimizing violence on campell and brokering the settlement came to end by virtue of his being a consummate insider. and what was then the largest catholic population in san francisco. he was born in 1919 one of five children of a father born in massachusetts to immigrant parents and a mother born in ireland. marks brother also entered the priesthood eventually and became archbishop of anchorage alaska. the hurley family worshiped at saint agnes church and mark graduated from public school from a published school and then he attended st. joseph's college, st. patrick's college and then st. patrick's seminary. he was ordained in 1944, spent an academic year at berkeley studying educational theory and administration, also being assistant superintendent of schools for the archdiocese. then, hurley moved across the country to the catholic university of san francisco and washington dc. his phd came in 1947 and two years later, catholic university published his dissertation on church-state relations and how they affected education in the state of california. hurley was one