century later. >> i'm davy crockett from tennessee. >> davy crockett. >> osgood: 1950's disney tv seriesg fess parker sparked a davy crockett craze. >> you say you know me. you know davy crockett's word is good. turn us loose we'll chase those veriments out in the open. ♪ >> . >> osgood: "the call lad of davy crockett wisconsin its somewhat fanciful lyrics became a hit. ♪ and everywhere kids could be seen wearing the trademark davy crockett coon skin cap. ♪ it wasn't just kids. senator estes kefauver famously campaigned while wearing a coon skin cap. and though fess parker was the first modern day davy, he was hardly the last. john wayne portrayed crockett as he battled the mexicans to his very last breath in the movie "the alamo." in 2004 version billy bob thornton played a capless more conflicted crockett. >> i'll warn you all. >> executed after the battle. the exact circumstances of crockett's death at the alamo are not known. but that hardly matters. the tennesseeians and texans and baby boomers the land over davy crockett remains gist what the song says the man who made himself a le

crockett 12/100ths. name .07. vallejo, .06. hercules, daly city, a lot had around .02 or trace amounts. not only that, but we have a lot of tropical systems circling the wagons if you will on the hawaiian islands. more on that and our possible additional rain for tonight coming up in our weather segment. >> all right. you can get weather updates any time day or night by following steve and all of the other meteorologists on social media. you can find them all on facebook and twitter. >>> we are following breaking news out of the peninsula where a pedestrian has been kill on a freeway -- killed on a freeway. it happened on southbound highway 101 at marsh road. details are scarce but the highway patrol has confirmed the fatality. lanes are closed while officers process the scene. again, this is southbound highway 101 at marsh road in redwood city. we'll bring you more on this on our ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. >>> developing news now out of afghanistan. u.s. officials are reporting an tack at a military training -- an attack at

also tonight looking to the future the entire chechnya third time >> : ticking of the pieces in crockett >> : may * yield up to the dog before the puck a person >> : stay are levon nappa where the committee is coming together at nappa strong >> : j.r. >> : most of the folks dealing with their own problems the bottom-line it is friday night in time to have some fun >> : no avoiding the damage and nappa from last sunday's earthquake also know voiding the positive not a strong energy. were still going in for these folks making pizza still going is not all that easy. it's still a lot to go inside their people are real because the building directly behind it has been red tags and in bad shape so the owners barrault the pizza of then went to work in the streets >> : if the role with that and as we think we can get this place open to all night we go want people to forget about us >> : many businesses closed but those who are open polling in record crowds for local store's workers >> : a family store restrooms cross server that has been damaged to. it's good to see people out and about >> : othe

and crockett who is running. i told my staff, make sure i get crockett some money, i have not done that yet. ok. last time i spoke at the las vegas chamber of commerce, i said -- i know y'all had a lot of questions. we have each was of doing a little quiz here. i can give a speech on for 20 minutes on any subject you like or i can answer questions. i have told i have 15 or 20 minutes to talk and 20 minutes to answer questions. what about just going to the questions? i did not do the quiz, i just decided what we would do. we do not need to make this as formal. ask me a question, ok? >> we have to speak directly into this microphone. it is a c-span microphone. it is not piped in. you have to speak directly into the microphone. i will be running the microphone for questions. if i could have a hand, we will get it started. councilwoman? >> obviously jobs and transportation are high priority for our community to get the economy moving again. i wonder if you could talk to the things you are doing in washington to help.

fire assistance has been called in the surrounding areas including crockett, american canyon and solano county. the good news, though, fire crews appear to have this fire contained. you can see a lot less smoke than we saw even about 10 minutes ago. >>> another security breach at a pg&e substation in the south bay. someone cut a hole in the fence at the metcalf station. sound familiar? it's the second time it's been hit in a little more than a year. kpix 5's betty yu is there. we know they made changes to security after the first incident. so this has to be a huge concern tonight. betty. >> reporter: and that is what a

going and 61 by the end of the game and possibility of drizzle, too, so plan ahead and pack the crockettr umbrella and highs today are, again, under mostly cloud cover we will still be warm at 82 in morgan hill and flight in san jose. along the peninsula it will be in the mid-to-lower 70's and lower 60's along the coast and mostly cloudy and 64 in downtown san francisco and the north by is 92 in ukiah a warmest spot and 77 in napa and under cloud cover and 69 in vallejo and 72 in castro valley and mostly clouds and clouds inland and 81 in pittsburg and 79 in san ramon and 83 in livermore. patches of shower activity in the north bay so where the thunderstorms are hitting mostly in the san francisco region to the north bay. south of us, we do not expect drizzle but any rain is not grinning to credit a dent in the drought. overnight fog is coming back in again and leaving us with temperatures in the upper 50's to lower 60. the temperatures warm up into the middle of the week with the seasonal temperatures and by the weekend it will be warm. now, traffic, headed back over to southbound highw

. >> the 3.9, hit american canyon at 5:33 and viewers from vallejo , crockett felt the earthquake andthe 2.8 that felt it as far away as the peninsula. >> this is showing the aftershocks and the minutes are the shaking. we had several. they rained from 3.9 was the biggest at 5:33 and a 2.7 and a 1.9 and most recently a >> i asked people if they felt the 2.8 and jay and julie pinole felt it for a second. and maureen said, yes, another felt it in vallejo and general for -- jennifer felt people are still smelling it. "small but woke me and the dog up." a lot people report the 3.9 was significant and felt like the going of the sunday earthquake. robert is in the area and said this is jiggle compared to live stating above my bed on sunday. much maul are. people are sounding off on facebook so we will sample what people have been writing in share on face into. his 10 says nothing like a rumble to get your heart going. wide awake now. >> angel says "already up getting ready for work and got the last pumping, don't need my morning coffee. i'm hoping that is the last for a long-term." >> i rem

and piedmont headed along 5 some of the areas are getting a second round at american can wrong and crockett and martinez and out highway 4 and this is another money -- push of light rain sliding to the south it will hang an the next couple of hours. 101 in san rafael showed sprinkles earlier and now it looks quiet. our best chance of showers will be less and less headed through today and tomorrow. dry and warmer tomorrow afternoon and the usual summer pattern will develop. the low pressure backs to us and the wrap around moisture with the counter-clockwise flow is why we are dealing with the rain and it is pushed up against the north bay mountains and lits so that creates the showers. the if round will dissipate after the morning commute but we will get isolated showers through the evening commute and you can see during the evening hours as the low pulls back to the south and it becomes less and less likely we will have scattered showers afternoon. the seven-day forecast shows temperatures today are in the mid-to-upper 60's along the coast into san francisco and in the 70's to nearly 80 aro

crockett, benitia. a few scattered showers are expected. i want to back up just a little bit here. can see most of the moisture over northern california. and we do have this system here. this is what was over southern california just yet. an actual system drawing that moisture giving it some lift. and we've got some light rain over our area tonight into tomorrow. i think it's going to remain. another vantage shot here without the rain on the radar screen. you can see where most of this moisture is over northern california. going to show you the futurecast model. hasn't really been doing a very good job at picking up the moisture with these monsoonal events that have moved through the bay area in the next month or so. as we get into the overnight hours, note a -- notice a lot of cloud cover. we have the light clouds along the coast. mix of sun and clouds around the bay area. i think we will see patchy drizzle once again even though again it's not really picking up on much. it has more of this moisture over northern california. the best possibility of scattered showers will remain ov

. >>> low cloud deck and mild temperatures, 67 in crockett.t's the current temperature here and 66 in hayward. what's going on? we'll talk about that and see if it will be warmer/cooler inland. female narrator: the mattress price wars are on the mattress price wars are on at sleep train. we challenged the manufacturers to offer even lower prices. now it's posturepedic versus beautyrest with big savings of up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years' interest-free financing. plus, free same-day delivery, set-up, and removal of your old set. when brands compete, you save. mattress price wars are on now at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> 7:30. good morning. the first day of school just started for students at novato high school in the north bay. these are some live pictures. look what's there waiting for them. friendly police officer making sure everyone is safe. brian flores will have more on what police are doing to keep children out of harm's way. something very important. >> keep

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there's the time for healing and recovery >> : officials also indemnifying damaged buildings and crockett minor they identified 18 buildings that have trimmed the damage and their two buildings with subtle structural damage both of them homes presence still able to live inside them part of one home is for tiger green structures concern said crooked officials say some of the damaged buildings already in the process of being repaired >> : nappa is struggling with the tons of debris that to has been cleared away after the quake and oxter workers being paid up. >> : cities are belabor center where people who could sign up over the festival this to get a job to help clean things up the will get $10 an hour for their work a lot of people signing up sales or have their own cleanup to do a home >> : in a power for two days and no hot water we had is dark the gas is shut off everything on the covers is very nice >> : people dump all sorts of quake damage items at the drop-off points ranging from smashed computers to tv sets to furniture cracked bricks. cities take all the workers that says it need

fire assistance has been called in the surrounding areas including crockett, american canyon and solano county. the good news, though, fire crews appear to have this fire contained. you can see a lot less smoke than we saw even about 10 minutes ago. >>> another security breach at a pg&e substation in the south bay. someone cut a hole in the fence at the metcalf station. sound familiar? it's the second time it's been hit in a little more than a year. kpix 5's betty yu is there. we know they made changes to security after the first incident. so this has to be a huge concern tonight. betty. >> reporter: and that is what a pg&e spokesman told me, that security is of the utmost importance here at the metcalf substation. intruders got on their property overnight and made off with construction equipment, potentially two campers. i spoke to the santa clara county sheriff's office, they said they got the call around 7:30 this morning that someone had cut the fence to get on to the property. now, pg&e says that this property has 24-hour security. they have security cameras. as you said, this is t

we are seeing a backup now heading out of crockett.e's a live look outside, san mateo bridge still holding steady moving at the speed limit this morning out of hayward. at the bay bridge, it may look busy but it is better than usual this commute. the metering lights have been turned on now for about an hour actually almost an hour. and you are stacked up only to the overcrossings not quite to the maze so you know this if you commute it every day. that is better than usual getting into san francisco. westbound 580 the drive time here is also slightly down and it looks like things are beginning to clear out already out of tracy and the altamont pass. and then it remains sluggish through livermore and pleasanton. mass transit everything is on time. bart has more than 55 trains systemwide no delay and ace train 1 and 3 also look good. and just another reminder because we have a busy weekend around san francisco the outside lands music festival friday through sunday over at golden gate park. tra drives you crazy on your commute? aaron says:

experiment when a whole variety of atomic weapons, atomic artillery shells, the atomic bazooka, the davy crockett, an atom bomb that can be launched from a jeep by two or three people. for a while, atomic weapons seemed like the wave of the future before the full realization sinks in. and part of what's going to cause the realization of the long term effects to sink in are indeed having used two of them at hiroshima and nagasaki, americans and people around the world can see the long-term effects. but in 1945, those are not well-understood at all. not in the least. so this leads us to what we call the triple punch. hiroshima, the soviet invasion of man churia and nagasaki. within three-and-a-half days, japan has to absorb these major blows. finally, there is enough of an impact on the japanese senior leadership to make a difference. it's not that there had been no one in japan who was contemplating getting out of the war by surrendering up until this point. certainly nobody did it publicly. but within high government circles, there are peace advocates, folks saying the war is lost, we need out of

experiment when a whole variety of atomic weapons, atomic artillery shells, the atomic bazooka, the davy crockett atom bomb that can be launched from the back of a jeep by two or three people. for a while, atomic weapons seemed like the wave of the future before the full realization sinks in. and part of what's going to cause the realization of the long-term effects to sink in are indeed having used two of them at hiroshima and nagasaki, americans and people around the world can see the long-term effects. but in 1945, those are not well understood at all. not in the least. so this leads us to what we call

light as many of you know now but not the only city at heart but quick of people in the town of crockettrom sunday's earthquake >> : and of the package are as a francisco airport >> : justin back with that story straight ahead >> : and developing story out of richmond will not creek police officer on administrative leave after he was arrested for allegedly beating woman with a baseball bat girls clifford live in richmond tonight where the incident was reported his disturbing details >> : according to richmond police department 53 year-old grigory thompson of officer with walnut creek police department since 1984 arrested here in richmond in the early morning hours of august 16th. according to richmond police department and police responded to multiple reports of a man attacking women with a baseball bat: clinton avenue traffic to and the morning. and richmond please of a ride on see not with a woman injured thompson said yet car near right when the orioles was a warmup pre police officer on any of for a time which employs also found two guns a baseball bat is the ties in a mess inside th

crockett said the dead and try to get the federal and of government involved.at this that the autopsy, after we started the autopsy we had to do another autopsy which was fine because it showed the interest and concern of the federal government. >>: you're all here because many black men die of accidents and homicides. >>: rarely, and never as far as i recall at the president of the united states been involved. the last time i can think of being involved was charles manson. >>: not in the sole right to wear-way. >>: see she's a very excellent worker. the work was time not to be very excellent when released. in the family wants to know certain questions that we so sloven it was that some so far been instrumental in autopsy and evaluation. >>: that fearful drawing. >>: first of all professor parsec like to thank everybody for bringing me into this case. >>: i want to understand that when the autopsy is down and we look at the body and then anatomical position. this is not how we stand or how we will but medically speaking we describe the man said this way. >>: me

. >> thanks for that, barton crockett. >>> a programming note, dits disney's ceo bob iger will be onc just after the company reports earnings at 4:00 p.m. eastern. >>> israel and gaza have entered a 72-hours truce. ahead of the truth, israel said its military would withdrawal completely from the gaza strip. defense forces say they had completed their mission in destroying the tunnels. israeli and palestinian officials are now going to talk in cairo in a bid to continue the cease-fire. so far, no comment from the israeli side on this, but we have heard from the minister saying this morning the forces have now completely withdrawn from gaza. >>> let's take a look at today's other top stories. jpmorgan says it set aside $14.6 billion in legal reserves at the end of the second quarter, up $100 million from the first. and s.e.c. filing, the bank says it has a $506 billion from russia and will be closely monitoring the events in the region. jpmorgan trading in the german market higher by just shy of 0.5%. >>> goldman sachs is reportedly shedding more profitable hedge fund clients and raisi

sluggish out of crockett. bay bridge lighter than normal.ossing. here's a live look at the san mateo bridge. no delay so far out of hayward. drive time much better than usual right now through the livermore valley on 580. here's roberta. >> we have a slate of gray out there this morning. good morning, everybody! let's head out, taking a look at the bay bridge, where we have a very deep marine layer. and a cooler morning. 50s and 60s out the door. later today numbers will span from the 60s with partial afternoon clearing at the beaches. 70s bayside through the 80s in san jose to the 90s inland. the extended forecast calls for a deeper marine layer on saturday. scrubbing out sooner on sunday. female announcer: sunday's your last chance to save big during sleep train's triple choice sale. for a limited time you can choose to save hundreds on beautyrest and posturepedic mattress sets. or choose $300 in free gifts with sleep train's most popular tempur-pedic mattresses. you can even choose 48 months interest-free financing on the new tempur-choic

running.ett who is i told my staff, make sure i get crockett some money, i have not done that yet.k. last time i spoke at the las igas chamber of commerce, said -- i know y'all had a lot of questions. we have each was of doing a little quiz here. i can give a speech on for 20 minutes on any subject you like or i can answer questions. 20ave told i have 15 or minutes to talk and 20 minutes to answer questions. what about just going to the questions? i did not do the quiz, i just decided what we would do. we do not need to make this as formal. we me a question, ok? >> have to speak directly into this microphone. it is a c-span microphone. it is not piped in. you have to speak directly into the microphone. i will be running the microphone for questions. if i could have a hand, we will get it started. councilwoman? obviously jobs and transportation are high priority for our community to get the economy moving again. i wonder if you go to halt to the things you are doing in washington to help. is, of course, very important. one of my main responsibilities is to do everything i can to hel

i think the winner yesterday was crockett and concord, over .10. san martin to gilroy, light rain.r all of our crazy weather is moving south. it's taking its cloud cover with it and drier air is beginning to work its way in. it's already really warm. low 70s, concord, it's close for mountain view, oakland 68. novato, 68. everything rarin' to go. brentwood says 75. probably 95. i'm probably underdone. 73, san ramon. 73 walnut creek. la fayette, 72. south bay there's already upper 60s to near 70. 70 in the higher elevation. it's going to be very warm and hot and humid for those inland and pretty mild by the coast. 50s, 60s in tahoe. there was a lot of rain in tahoe and reno. still a little bit coming down. a lot of this is dying down. losing the energy source. it's called fills. clouds humid, partly sunny, partly cloudy. any light rain is about over with here. 60s, 70s, 80s to 90s. temperatures will rebound 15, 20 degrees. especially to the north. not the south. brentwood, 93. livermore, 91. 78 in oakland. 85 morgan hill. they will cool down because the cloud cover will persist down

experiment when a whole variety of atomic weapons, atomic artillery shells, the atomic bazooka, the davy crockett, an atom bomb that can be launched from a jeep by two or three people. for a while, atomic weapons seemed like the wave of the future before the full realization sinks in. and part of what's going to cause the realization of the long term effects to sink in are indeed having used two of them at hiroshima and nagasaki, americans and people around the world can see the long-term effects. but in 1945, those are not well-understood at all. not in the least. so this leads us to what we call the triple punch. hiroshima, the soviet invasion of man churia and nagasaki. within three-and-a-half days, japan has to absorb these major blows. finally, there is enough of an impact on the japanese senior leadership to make a difference. it's not that there had been no one in japan who was contemplating getting out of the war by surrendering up until this point. certainly nobody did it publicly. but within high government circles, there are peace advocates, folks saying the war is lost, we need out of

experiment when a whole variety of atomic weapons, atomic artillery shells, the atomic bazooka, the davy crockettan atom bomb that can be launched from a jeep by two or three people. for a while, atomic weapons seemed like the wave of the future before the full realization sinks in. and part of what's going to cause the realization of the long term effects to sink in are indeed having used two of them at hiroshima and nagasaki, americans and people around the world can see the long-term effects. but in 1945, those are not well understood at all. not in the least. so this leads us to what we call the triple punch. hiroshima, the soviet invasion of manchuria and nagasaki. within three and a half days, japan has to absorb these major blows. finally, there is enough of an impact on the japanese senior leadership to make a difference. it's not that there had been no one in japan who was contemplating getting out of the war by surrendering up until this point. certainly nobody did it publicly. but within high government circles, there are peace advocates, folks saying the war is lost, we need out of th

we take you into crockett, head-on collision at the refinery at lincoln and cummings. eric?ery much. when we >>> i'm abc 7 meteorologist drew tuma. 67 for half moon bay, 68 for san francisco. 70s in the east bay and inland locations, nice and warm today. 88 the high, antioch. 84 for concord and 86 for fairfield. accuweather seven-day forecast will show you we're warm inland at 88. and then seasonal by the weekend. ♪ ♪ >>> steamy salsa from meryl and maks. they were the champs. big new twist this season, though. the stars will be judged by not three, but four judges and this morning, we're going to reveal who that new judge will be right here on "good morning america." >> i love that. to be revealed here on "gma." >> you did a little judging. >> oh, so much fun. whoever it is, they're going to be in great hands. >>> also this morning, anna nicole smith back in the news. a federal judge making a major ruling on her late husband's fortune. tens of millions of dollars at stake for the late model's daughter. >>> plus, the startling and remarkable story of a 21-year-old hiker who