dale city here this morning. eastbound dale boulevard, right side blocked by a crash. 66 and 95. northwest nebraska, new mexico single lane getting byn each direction here this morning. live look 270orth bound and southbound strolling along nice. we have some problems here. more on that lar. chris? a emergency train work on switch that's located nearrk ne avenue. take a look. one of the first trains coming out of camden yards, that's going to be pushed back andhe first train leaving union station is not going to be until 7:30 in the morning. we're also hearing you can expect 20 minute delays. as an alternative, try using the penn line. they'll honor your tickets. >>> 5:32. you can expect to see even more tributes to the singer aretha franklin. >> folks in our area can head down to the national portrait gallery. justin finch is there. >> good morning, erica. that's right. her fans called her the queen of soul, and for the nextay few they will be able to come here and pay tribute. herbe image wil on display for the next several delays. it dates back to 1968. it reinforces many cult

chopper 4 is out over southbound at the dale city a fully loaded tanker truck overturned there a shortker did not leak. e truck was the only vehicle involved in this accident, and the driver did suffer some minor injuries. as you can see rightnow, that ramp is closed. southbound traffic is moving ther it's still open, but one lane is being closed right there at the accident scene. the tankerr is not going to be moving moved away from there until it's been drained of all the gasoline. >> wow. imagine how lucky they are, fully load, and it didn't leak or catch fire. >> exactly.a could have beet worse than that. >>> angry threats at a lal sque lead to a anrrest. >> now a virginia man is facing charges for terrorizing members there, and jim and wendy are in more of that. th >> news of this story coming into our newsroom a little more than an hour ago. >> that man is facing charges after ramming cars a parking lot and threatening to kill everyone inside. >> and our julie carey is gathering reaction this afternoon, and we are learning some things about this suspect. >> also new at 5:00. you

crews are looking to clear up an overturned tanker here on i-95 south of dale city.e. the tank did not leak. fortunately road crews are training the gas from the tanker. the truck was the only vehicle involv the driver suffered some minor injuries. we'll keep yupdated during this rush hour. >>> developing tonight, word of a frightening confrontation a a northern virginia mosque. >> a man is under arrest afterp ce say he began threatening to kill everyone at that mosque located in springfield. >> he also rammed some cars there. >> reporr: it all took place at theos majid noore out in this parking lot where the incident took place last night. on the eve of today's muslim observance of the festival of sacrifice, this is the m under arrest facing multiple felony charges. he's identified by police a 22-year-old zarkanan khan. he hadhreatened to kill everyone he encountered and refused to let people go into the mosque. at one point he began ram willing cars out in the parking lot, including t onet had someone sitting in it. that brought some calls to 911. police said whe t

he's the estrange son of dale mcalister in union city. >> our reporter has more. how was he tracked down? >> reporter: the union city police are chief lend him find his son. he was arrested in modesto and is now under arrest for allegedly attacking the sick man. investigators are looking into whether it was a hate crime. he can be seen on his daily walk around a walk in antiqua. a man tries to walk around them. 30 seconds later, the men kick him to the ground. >> they hit really hard. really hard. >> they say the 71-year-old man came home injured after kicking on him and spitting on him. plice arrest tie rope mcalister and two others for the attack. >> everybody's scared. you know, me, everybody. >> reporter: police chief daryl mcalister posted a lengthy statement saying that tyrone is his changed son. he says in part words can barely describe how embarrassed, dejected and hurt my wife, daughters and i feel right now. a so of a police chief. right. it could have been anyone. >> this man is alactivist.tivist he said the sikh group has been targeted. this man as att

. >> dale, a viewer of "right this minute" and 45 years of experience of bee keeping under his belt, the city called up dale and said we have to get a search warrant, we have to go in there and we have to clean this out. >> but why, if the family likes the bees and wants to have a honeycomb for a home. >> well, they aren't honey, that's the big reason. they're yellow jackets. dale tells us this took two days to remove. >> that's why they're literally in the wall that way. >> you got to be careful with something like that. >> to tampa where this woman is freaking out. >> please don't jump on me, frog. please don't jump on me. oh my god. >> this woman is just begging, begging this frog, don't jump. >> i need to pull over right now and get this frog out of the car. so we -- >> that happens so fast. >> you freaked out more than sh car. >> one jumped on my friend's face at the beach. i was like, bro, why is your face in the frog's face? that's what you get. >> if it leaps it's not going to hurt you. >> leap out my car. >> well she does pull off and i hope that her and the frog ended this safe. >>>

dale. about 73 in mountain view. 71 redwood city. along the coast in the low 60s for half moon bay.ancisco below average, 64 downtown. afternoon sunshine, 60 for daly city. into the north bay we go. clouds to sunshine, about 72 in sonoma. 71 in vallejo. 78 the high in san rafael. in the east bay, morning clouds, afternoon sunshine. 68 the high in oakland. 76 fremont. look inland we're struggling to hit 80 degrees in a lot of spots. 78 in walnut grecreek. in terms of air quality tomorrow. p you can see much of the region experiencing good air quality. so that is improving over the next 24 hours. we do anticipate, as we head into tuesday and wednesday, we'll have good air quality across the board. we're going to be able to breathe easier as the week goes on. tomorrow it's a cool afternoon. temperatures dip even more on tuesday. we're stuck in the 70s, away from the coast. well below average for this time of year. could have some coastal drizzle as well. staying below average with little change to finish out the week thursday and friday. and as september starts on saturday, numbers do

city. north bay about 80 the high. sonoma about 91. clover dale into the east bay upper 60s to 69 for berkeley. 70 for oakland. in the 80s we go later on today. 87 the high in brentwood. if you are traveling you do notice the central valley is warm in the 80s and 90s. l.a. going for a high of 83 degrees with lots of sunshine. your 12 hour day planner we have a lot of sunshine later this afternoon. what is the take away is it will feel cool by august standards with the breeze about 10 to 20 miles per hour. the sun will go down here about 8:02. you will be out and about later on tonight it is a good idea to take your jacket and download the accuweather app. next seven days for you, today we have clouds giving way to sunshine, below average. tomorrow we are kind of back to average where we should be for this time of year. warmer air continues to filter in on friday. by saturday to start off the weekend away from the coast. we are warm to hot. we will see the numbers slowly dip as we head into the early parts of next week. a bit of a temperature swing

have all this history, but also we're one of the leading cities when it comes to innovation in the country. >> reporter: then republican mayor dale ross concluded the market was changing. >> were you always a republican? >> always a republican. >> you grew up in a republican family? >> i did. >> who's your favorite president? >> president reagan. >> reporter: unlike many republicans ross accepts climate science. he supports clean power so much he bought an electric motorcycle. but ross says he approved wind and solar because it's affordable. >> this was first and foremost a business decision. and if you win the business argument then you're going to win the environmental argument. >> have the facts been changing? 10 years ago, 20 years ago wind and solar would have been more expensive, right? >> that's right. the facts have been changing. it's a totally different landscape. in the state of text since january 1st four coal plants have closed. this is the economics of the matter. you buy wind and solar for say $18 a megawatt. you buy coal for 25. you have that choice. which one are you going to buy? >> so you're thinking about the

mill alley later will have sunshine and 75, 60 daily city, 67 in san francisco. clover dale 96. lake port and clear lake can't catch a break. it will be in the upper 90s making it tough for firefighters. st. helena hits 98. in the forecast you will be looking for 90s for today in the warmest spot. saturday it comes down about four degrees and sunday even more. this continues into tuesday. notice on monday and tuesday inland we have more clouds coming because of the remnants of john. it will be floating in especially over central california if models are right. we can catch some of that. we shall stay tuned on that. temperatures are falling to the 80s next tuesday, wednesday, thursday. inland 60s around the bay, upper 50s at the shoreline. we have a good weekend on tap for bay area. that's weather. as for sports. >> reporter: a thriller comes down to the last minute drive. we have that. and can steph curry make the cut in a pro golf tournament? that's coming up. >>> hello everybody from levi stadium where jimmy garoppolo had very limited action. jimmy g beginning his first full s

[applause] grenadier, city of alexandria, virginia. army corps of, engineers. dale klein, stand up if you are here. there you go, dale. a whistleblower with the veterans administration, do we need whistleblowers like you, dale. jack levine, fbi whistleblower. susan lindauer, intelligence community. michelle mcdonald, civil rights violations in family court. oncato, acting inspector general. marquise, dod whistleblower. we need those. arthurita martin, discrimina tion against african-americans and government. michael mccray, u.s. department of agriculture. kelly miller, fbi whistleblower in law enforcement. nsieur, new yorko state department of disabilities whistleblower. eileen martin, dialysis whistleblower. [applause] murphy, new york air national guard. [applause] lehman brothers holdings. [applause] air marshal. are you here, david? michelle parker, pension benefit guaranty corporation whistleblower. [applause] paul blew the whistle on high-risk kidney patients. thank you, nancy. [applause] department of homeland security. francisco, department of energy. marcel

daley city and the north bay, also nice numbers there, lots of 80s and some 90s and look for petaluma to hit 84 this afternoon and we will see mid-90s through clover daley skies as you get closer to the fires and highs today in the east bay will be perfect, i think. 70s for you in berkeley and fremont, warmer at 78 degrees and inland areas will be in low 90s with some hazy skies through parts of the interior valleys. overnight lows will drop into the 50s and 60s. so still mild and we'll see the fog push in again overnight into the bay. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast so we have slightly cooler temperatures and it might be just about the same especially along the coast where it will stay in the upper 50s today around the bay look for upper 70s in the warmest spots and inland areas only warming up to the low 90s. so still quite warm and a wide range tomorrow and temperatures continue to drop into monday and tuesday and even into wednesday, and then we have the summer spread return on thursday for a slightly warmer day for friday, the end of the workweek. >> so we've still got a little foggest going in later this week. >> yes. it will return pro

son dale wolfe is not coming homeon any time he's facing murder charges and will be held without bond. juliecarey, news 4. >>> for most students in d.c. school doesn't start for a week but in 13 city schools their first day was today. those schools have an an extended year andimee cho went to kook elementary to see how everyone felt about it. l >> what w everyone think when you're not there? >> it may have been a short cimmer they have got a long list, math andce and technology, reading and writing and art. >> the anything you don't like? >> no. >>e been here for four weeks so having the little bodies back in the building makes the school feel more like a school and the energy is contagiou i >> let's s we can find cuba. >> the kids stay in school longer at the end of the year. the cool to give them extra time for learning and make sure they don't forget it over thesu er. do you like school? >> yeah. >> reporter: why do you like school? >> because i like the school so i can learn new things. reporter: hello, happy first day of school. >> dropping by new director amanda alexander. >> it makes me feel good that they want to be here. >> yes, adrir:ne. >> repor as the kids settle into

department under dale gates, i don't have to tell you about that and even now it's the most lethal police department in the country in terms of police shootings but i will say this that it's a city i've always loved and a city i've watched go through a lot of the changes and some of the things you alluded to are starting to make it a morecohesive place for us to live and for us , ultimately all of us want safe streets, clean streets, good school . we want safe communities so i think it behooves us to all find a way to work together and it can't be a one-sided relationship but those 2 examples i pointed out, it's more of a symbiotic and less of a militaristic. >> host: as to the future of race relations in america, are you optimistic? are you pessimistic? are you a little bit of both? how would you describe your views? >> guest: it abs and flows because you look at one of the studies i've read recently talked about how a lot of white people feel like they are the most discriminated group. if they feel like that and you see a lot of things going on with the emboldening of some of these groups and i specifically attribute it to the trumpet ministration but it certainly gives them l