the crescent waning moon. >> yes. [ laughter ] >> a little speck on the screen. we have a nice wide view of it now for you. so there it is. you can see it from our vaca camera and the camera has been bouncing around. that's just the beginnings of a wind event that's expected to start on saturday. so right now, calm conditions, clear skies out there. temperatures today slightly cooler today just by a degree or two and then we'll be dry and windy for your day tomorrow. yes, starting saturday, this wind event is going to pick up. there it is. there's a little speck on your screen that would be that waning crescent moon. then right now temperatures in san francisco 55 degrees. livermore in the 40s. oakland also in the 40s at this hour. and our satellite-radar showing there's really not much cloud cover at all. just a few clouds trying to reach the coastline. but that's about it. so most of your day today will be clear skies, sunshine, visibility-wise doing okay. central valley dealing with a lot of fog. so if you are going east, that may impact your drive. livermore

. >> one of the tools is a wrench, a crescent wrench. >> yes.t wrench is good and this is a perfect example of how to have it so you can loosen it up and use it when you need it. >> okay. let's go inside to talk about fire safety. many of the issues here relate to fire, for example, we have a little smoke detector and i see you brought one here, a carbon monoxide smoke detector. >> this is a combination of smoke and carbon monoxide detector. they are required in single homes now and in apartment buildings. if gas appliance is not burning properly this will alert you before the fumes buildup and will affect you negatively. >> this is a battery powered? >> this is a battery powered and it has a 10 year battery life. a lot of times you may have one or the other. if you put in just a carbon monoxide detector, it's important to have one of these too. every house should have a fire extinguisher, yes. >> one thing people expect to do when the power goes out after an earthquake about using candles. what would you recommend? >> if you have a battery oper

. >> attention car three, middlesex hospital, 28 crescent street, at the e.r. car into the building, reported fire. >> reporter: police say 27-year-old steven ellam crashed into the entrance of the middlesex hospital's emergency room. that's elem being treated shortly after the crash, when he set himself on fire. >> mr. elem drove into the sliding glass doors of the walk-in of middlesex hospital on crescent street. at that point, he set himself on fire. >> reporter: inside the car, gas cans. the incident triggering precautionary evacuations around the hospital and elem's home. you can see a huge police presence, the fbi and atf joining the local bomb squad, and bomb sniffing dogs. >> we don't know what mr. elem's motives were, we would not speculate. >> reporter: he was transported by helicopter to a burn center. his condition is unknown. and david, he didn't make it very far into the e.r., so, only one security guard was injured, treated for smoke inhalation. we're told elem has been known to police since he was 14 years old. david? >> gio, thank you. >>> and

but where are they they're not in hiawatha kansas they're in new york washington or the pacific crescent so aren't the major national news media including the new digital media live either in the excel a corridor or the pacific crescent it's a coastal bubble and it's a liberal bubble and i think that local news well covered is all the more conspicuous but you're right the firings have really clobbered a lot of the depth and perspective jim has president trump's outspoken disdain for unfavorable coverage and rush limbaugh characterizing legacy publishers as drive by media cause people to be skeptical about institutional news providers. i think it certainly hasn't helped journalism but the cynicism the skepticism on the part of the audience for what the news messages been started long before there was a fox news it's not new a lot of this is the perception and you can find polls going back twenty thirty years that people think that there is a bias in the media and just fed into that and limbaugh feeds into it gina. just enough time to voice a real pet peeve and i think you and i may have t

it is the main headquarters of the red crescent in syria which is in a neighborhood called buddha many in damascus syria these missiles were launched by the moderates armed to groups of in go tell. me the high number of course. thousands of this war. including a doctor called hassen was humam so how can i know if you know he's a professor as see technological health institute in damascus jimmy you. know what if i don't know if you see you've lost your father condolences from a friend who is french called teary marian he's a colleague terry mariani. that was but no one said the following and i quote in french you. hundreds of others. over the past five years dr hudson hush haasan. was killed by shells from a launched from go town damascus. by the moderate rebels similar these deadwyler have no right are not entitled to media compassion ho they are on the wrong side of history. and then he concludes by stating when when will there be a balance on your fantasy. so this is a french citizen that says that truly describes the suffering of the people in damascus as a result of the terrorist l

rights groups say hospitals have been another target of strikes and clued in the bombing of the red crescent center we're following a five year government siege the on claim is running desperately low on food medicine and medical equipment and as the number of those being killed in eastern guth arises by the hour the war is taking its toll on the survivors. and they. think it. and they think you know. but. it is shelling and destruction every time the plane turns out there are twenty five explosions here demolishing the entire country people don't dare to leave the shelters can leave in the cold is given to us there's nothing in the shelters the people who believe in peace talks in geneva don't see what's happening here on the ground. well syria is accusing the u.s. meanwhile of committing a war crime by bombing fighters loyal to president bashar assad and there as a province the u.s. led coalition says one hundred fighters loyal to the syrian government died of the airstrikes it says they were in response to what it called an unprovoked attack on the headquarters of its ally the syrian demo

red crescent medical center was also destroyed and regime led forces continue to bombard it live by they killed eight civilians was the number of those being killed in east and go to rises by the hour the war is taking its toll on the survivors. and day. and age. and thank you. so. but. it's shelling and destruction every time the plane turns out there are twenty five explosions you're demolishing the entire country people don't dare to leave the shelters can leave. there is nothing in the shelters the people who believe in peace talks in geneva don't see what's happening here on the ground. syria's accusing the u.s. of committing a war crime by bombing fighters loyal to president bashar al assad province u.s. led coalition says one hundred five as loyal to the syrian government died in the airstrikes and says they were in response to what it called an unprovoked attack on the headquarters of its ally the silly syrian democratic forces but russia which backs assad says the strikes are part of an effort by washington to control key economic assets in the region and turkey has resumed bomb

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people are simply too afraid to leave aside from syrian red crescent aid workers and the odd soldier the so-called humanitarian corridor in eastern guta is otherwise empty of actual humans and bill and says stand ready to treat the wounded while provisions that aid stations are apparently plentiful. chose who want to leave can do so after a month for twenty days or they can stay even for two years because there is a school and everything they need is here to get new supplies every sixty days. but people seem too scared to risk the journey airstrikes were reported during the first five hour ceasefire and observers say that syrian government warplanes resumed their bombing almost as soon as it ended but russian president vladimir putin claims that one group did make it through. we have managed to get out quite a big group of those who wanted to leave from there but the second group that was prepared could not leave because the militants just to give them an opportunity to do that pittance face haunts these closely aid stations he blamed rebel groups on the grown for not respecting the

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eureka, crescent city, may get a little bit of rain this afternoon, and then for us it's not going to arrive until late tonight, if it does. it's not expected to be too much rainfall for the first round. the second round, maybe more intense. our high temperatures, upper 40s expected for pacifica. low to mid-50s for your afternoon highs. you'll bump up a few degrees from this noon hour. 50degrees expected for the high in san francisco, and that is about ten degrees below average for a lot of our area. temperatures in the 40s for this afternoon for clear lake. sunset happening at 5:54. sunrise tomorrow, 6:51. it was just around sunrise when we really got cold this morning. future cast showing that chance of showers, 3:00 a.m., and then throughout the day tomorrow, we may see some sun, some clouds, and yes some rainfall in parts of our area. but thursday is the storm that's going to bring a little bit more chance of some rainfall and that actually could lead to low elevation snow. some of our local hills could actually get a dusting of snow from the two systems and the thursday system wi

efforts to provide safe passage for those desperate to escape being coordinated with the syrian red crescent buses they're all on standby to evacuate civilians from the embattled area of people inside the rebel enclave of being notified about the location of the corridor leaflets text and even make a phone announcements and we understand first eight points have been set up near the exit to help those in need of urgent medical assistance however despite these efforts it is feared civilians will be prevented by the rebels from leaving the war zone as much out of explains. civilians dying they're dying from rebel shells from government bombs from bullets shrapnel and crossfire in damascus and in east ghouta the u.n. cease fire is dead on arrival no one stops shooting so the syrians are trying their own way humanitarian corridors backed by russia thousands of these leaflets being dropped over east ghouta by syrian helicopters there are instructions for civilians on how to get out of the war zone maps with arrows follow them if you dare women of all the jews and children reportedly continued to b

his brother, the head of the palestinian red crescent, with 30 palestinian injured children that were hurt in the massacre. >> wow. >> only through the bravery and firmness of that courageous officer, the children were saved, but also israel was saved from a stain in war crimes. >> it is chilling to hear that story on so many levels. i want to ask you, your book title, "rise and kill first" comes from a tallamudic verse. >> i have met with 1,000 interviews for the sake of writing this book. for the first time they're talking on the record, and some of them kept a lot of documents in their private possession, and i was fortunate to get it. many of them, when explaining why have they done what they did, why have they conducted targeted killing and assassination? why is that important? they refer to the talamudic phrase, "whoever comes to kill you, rise up and kill him first." this is not a justify cation, not an alibi, a mind-set. these people are convinced they are the gods of the world. that every time, every decade there's one prime enemy after israel to conduct a second annihilation

it's pretty clear that iran is in the -- they have a grand -- all the way from lebanon to the shiia crescent. they're achieving that goal. in terms ot rami is saying, this is part and parcel of how assad and russia and iran are trying to win the war. they want to make neighborhoods uninhabitable for their enemies. they bomb hospitals, make civilians' lives miserable, either with chemical weapons or barrel bombs or whatnot, eventually force them to flee and then they declare victory. what they will end up controlling is the shell of cities that no longer have people in them. but that apparently is fine with them. but in terms of who's on the ascendency, it's clearly iran. turkey is upseat with the united states for backing kurdish groups in northern syria. turkey views the kurdish population in south eastern turkey with great skepticism, and pkk is a terrorist group they view as an existential threat. the united states is really a nation, the great power that's in danger of losing in syria, our allies are being attacked. >> your allies are being attacked. as you said in danger of losing, not

off the kurdish arrived crescents he told me that during the last few days of a people have this false sense of safety so they return to their hes thinking that. the turkish air strikes had ended definitively so when the strikes resumed they were unab tolee before that that you were living in basements and sometimes in caves. enough in the region he explained to me also that tw groups offer medics are working twenty four seven nfc in its raw ying to hop wanted to people about yesterday they were unable to reach certain neighborhoods. in the city this hospil oering is receiving wounded from the city itself and from the regions around doctors there are speaking already eyeballs and a lack of medicines. and equipment anyway to work off the medical corps is not guaranteed in these area we know with that last month engine that he's about said basically southwest of heavily in an ambulance his. moving on to asia bridges launched a security operation i gaze and terrorism criminal elements across the country. the nobel sam on the rolls in sinai peninsula armand slates of terror she told it is.

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it lost control of a crescent of suburbs around damascus. 2013, eastern ghouta was hit by a chemical attack that killed hundreds. the americans threatened a military strike against the regime and then decided against it. it was a turning point in the war. after that, the regime lost its fear of western intervention. in september 2015, russia intervened, decisively, on assad‘s side. now, he‘s more secure and he‘s emboldened, more so than at any time since the war started. and the russians are becoming the dominant foreign power in the middle east. in northern syria, the president has just sent militia men to join a fight against a turkish incursion. he wouldn‘t have the confidence to move against a nato power without the russians. and it suggests he won‘t listen to foreign condemnation of the attack on eastern ghouta. jeremie bowen, bbc news. the un‘s human rights agency says decisive action is needed. the high commissioner for human rights is talking about this being a monstrous campaign of annihilation of eastern ghouta, with no regard for

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quiet scenario setting up for us this morning , and on my way in i could see beautiful view of the crescentn, just simply beautiful start to the day. but the day will turn rather cloudy rather quickly. 25 degrees in philadelphia, it is 20 in wilmington, 18 degrees as we start your day in millville. good morning to you, pottstown , right around 17 degrees now, media, 25 degrees. we have 19 in cherry hill. twenty-one in palmyra. and in doylestown, checking in this morning, little bit chillier, right around 18 degrees there. so your school planner, ride to school, it will be chilly, no doubt about that, in the 20 's, but with less wind, see some sunshine to start the day 27 degrees, lunch and recess, looking at 35. the ride home, 39 degrees. so your forecast today, for the greater philadelphia region, high temperature right around 39. it will be seasonably cool. not quite as sunny as it was yesterday. and that's courtesy of it system that's going to be passing by just to the north. actually it is a warmfront. we deal with the clouds on the increase because of that, and then areas into the lehi

elem drove into the sliding glass doors of the walk n crescent street. at that point, he set himself on fire. >> reporter: inside the car, gas cans.incident triggering e hospital and elem's home. you can see a huge police presence, the fbi and atf joining the local bomb squad, and bomb sniffing dogs. >> we don't know what mr. elem's motives were, we would not speculate. >> reporter: he was transported by helicopter to a burn center. his condition is unknown. and david, he didn't make it very far into the e.r., so only one security guard was injured, treatedon.elem has been known to polic since he was 14 years old. david? >> gio, thank you. overseas tonight, we continue to follow those images out of syria we reported on earlier this week. unrelenting air strikes continuing on a damascus suburb tonight. pro-assad forces with russian supporting targeting hospitals and apartment buildings. more than 400 killed now. it's estimated a quarter of them, children. one cameraman at the scene of a hospital attack rushing to the home next door where members of his ow