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i'm here to say support the daylighting improvement. you. >> chairman brinkman: thank you for coming down. >> david pillpail is the last person to turn in a speaker card. >> on this item david pillpail. i have heard from people in the neighborhood who support and those who oppose these removals. i join with those who oppose these removals. this is already an impacted parking area. they already had somewhat significant parking removals as related to the bicycle plan and the wiggle project. in addition, the area is currently under construction for the masonic project. it's not clear from the calendar item what the total amount of parking removal is proposed here. really this is exactly the kind of thing that's a corridor project and needs to have not just the specific changes but the total impact on the area. i believe that there are maybe accumulative impacts from this proposed parking reduce along with the previous parking reductions and i heard about the individual who was hit but i'm not clear on why this is needed. so those are my co

permanent daylight savings time will give californians more daylight and evening activities and improve health and safety. >> welcome opponents disagreed, saying changing the status quo would be more confusing. they say the current system is working just fine and the efforts to put it on the ballot would be a waste of taxpayers' dollars. >>> people becoming sick after a trip to a swimming pool. what firefighters say eighth maintenance worker did and the symptoms some of those victims are having this morning. >>> we continue to follow developing news in the east bay. we tell you what we are learning about five people who were shot eddie hugh -- funeral home. make ross your destination for savings. brands you love, this season's newest trends department stores, ♪ for the latest styles where you'll spend less. ♪ spring dress. ♪ ♪ you gotta go to ross. if you want to save big on dresses for every occasion, you gotta go to ross. >> announcer: this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning to you. thanks for waking up with us. welcome back to mornings on 2. it's friday, june 15. i'm claudine won

when i'm talking about daylight here's whe'ere at for tomorrow.shy of 15 hours of daylight , this is for tomorrow what the sun rising at 56789. nset we have all year isest actually on friday tft day a the solstice, but this time ofou year've just got so much ylight. enjoy these late summervenings, it was a hot one today, 95 was the high at reagan that was beforems the came in around 2:00. ninety-three at dulles, 930 at b -degrees. we won't be as warm79 as w wee overnight last night, but it's sti warm. 82-degrees is the heat index this hour. we are north of a cold front that came thruggh. that bro the showers andr sto earlier. seventy-three in westminster. seventy-si in hagerstown. not very comfortable, but a little bit better than where we were at with t humidity this morning. seventy-nine there in d.c. stillar w. storm tractor radar shows no showers and stms. we are quiet overnight. tstill needhe air concerns, 7 degrees overnight. the front that moved throu theng it will stay just south of usomorrow. high pressure a little farurff towards north a

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permanent daylight saving time will give californians more daylight for evening activities and improve health and safety. >> opponents disagree. they say california's current system is working just fine and that efforts to put it on the ballot and change it would be a huge waste of taxpayer money. >>> new information about the san francisco city worker struck and killed by a car that rolled off a tow truck. >> i feel bad for the family. >> next what we are learning about the victim plus the latest in the investigation into just what happened. >> the giants plan their longest game of the year and won. mark will be here to show us the game winning rally in the 16th inning! that's coming up later in sports. >> and a startling discovery at a state park in the south bay. a number of cows found dead. some of them buried. >>> a woman charged with murder for allegedly roommate's body pled not guilty today. prosecutors say 47-year-old lisa gonzales killed 61-year- old margaret mamer sometime between may 13th and june 2nd at the mission district apartments that they shared. police found her body

daylight saving time could soon be a thing of the past. the state senate has approved a proposal to ask voters to repeal the 70--year-old time change and instead giving lawmakers the power to adjust the time with a two-thirds vote. supporters say daylight saving times are dangerous to health and public safety. those against it say putting it on the ballot is a waste of taxpayer money. >> a permanent daylight saving time will give california's more daylight for evening activities and improve health and safety. >> some states like arizona and hawaii do not switch their clocks. >>> well right now, a lot of people enjoy or planning the weekend because this weather will be nice. after all of the hot temperatures we experienced earlier this week. >> and this is just in time for a father's day and all of the festivities going on around the bay area. it will be in the upper 70s today for the inland valley, which is a big change from the 90s and even triple-digits we had. a live look outside in oakland with all of that sunshine. getting ready for t

permanent daylight savings time will give californians more daylight for evening activities and improve health and safety. >> critics disagree with this. they say changing things would be even more confusing. >>> 5:27. dozens of people become sick after going to a swimming pool. what firefighters say a maintenance worker did, why it's being called those victims are still oms having this morning. >>> we are following developing news in the east bay. what we are finding out about five people shot last night at a funeral home and the hayward union city border. >> announcer: this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning. welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm claudine wong in for pam cook. >> i'm dave clark. we are starting with a big rig crash . it happened in castro valley. this is blocking the lanes westbound on her state 580. what is going on? >> it's a truck that flipped over. if you're driving from dublin to castro valley, that's your route, i would recommend against it. it's all the lanes are blocked here. some people can get by on other roads. but right now, 580 westbound coming up to the

permanent daylight saving time will give californians more daylight for evening activities.nd safety. >> if those opponents agree, saying -- disagree. saying it would be a waste of taxpaying dollars. >> this is wyld. ida, jumped the track last ach, night and several people were hurt. the sandblaster ride at the daytona beach boardwalk went off the tracks, two passengers fell about three stories to the ground. the lead car dangled from the tracks with two people still inside of it. 10 riders were rescued. investigators still trying to figure out what happened out there. >> we heard a loud crash. and looked over and the car had ody screaming. n. >> six people were taken to the hospital. we don't know their conditions. the daytona beach boardwalk and peer, which is open year-round, has several amusing park right. the sandblasa man in the centra is facing dui charges after he lost control of a horse that trampled an eight-year-old boy. the incident was caught on video. police say ruiz was intoxicated at the time. the horse dragged him the man into the crowd and trampled the boy

the plan to get rid of daylight saving time. today..n the longest day of the year.. >>> the fate of daylight saving time in california is in limbo. the assembly passed a measure that would let voters decide whether we should keep springing forward and falling back. if governor brown signs the measure, it could end up on the november ballot. the san jose democrat introduced the bill saying daylight saving time is outdated. no word yet on whether the governor agrees or not. >>> tesla is shutting down a checkup -- a chunk of its residential solar business. tonight, reuters reports tesla will close at least 13 solar installation facilities including some in california. they are part of the company solar city which tesla bought two years ago. the news comes after the company announced earlier this week that it is cutting 9% of the tesla workforce. >>> the warriors think they nailed their draft pick tonight. this play was only part of the story. in full view tonight while the was announcin >>> outside of northern california, nobody likes the

. >>> tired of daylight saving? now voters get a chance to decide if it stays or goes, that is next firs explaining his abrupt resignation in march. >>> a bay area spokesman for ice is sharing his saturday of the story explaining his resignation in march. but his first tv interview was interrupted by a surprise visit from the feds. he was telling his story when homeland security agents came knocking at his door. >> reporter: tensions running high in february over a series of raids carried out by federal agents with immigration and customs enforcement or ice. with guidance of his superiors in washington, d.c. it fell to james schwab to communicate with the journalists. >> the day before it took place the oakland mayor surprised us and announced our operation. >> here is my message, how dare you. >> how dare you distort the reality. >> we arrested higher than our estimate. internally it was a success but publicly she let people go. >> that was not true? >> not true. >> reporter: he helped craft a statement to the medi

>> longest daylight of the year. >>> tonight, president trump backs down. reversing his policy that separated migrant children from their parents. >> we're going to keep the families together. i didn't like the sight or the feeling of families being separated. >> an uncharacteristic retreat under intense national pressure but what now? how will so many families torn far apart be reunited?cue the racetrack. a crash at nearly 100 miles an hour, a father rushing to pull his son from an inferno. >>> a cardinal accused. once one of the most powerful figures in the catholic church tonight suspended after allegation of abuse. >>> a dramatic kidnapping escape caught on camera. a jogger grabbed in broad daylight. >> this is not how my story ends. this is not -- i am not going to let this happen. >> tonight how she fought back and broke free from the clutches of her attacker. >>> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening and welcome to our viewers in the west. in a rare political he treat, president trump today ordered an end to the pol

15 hours of daylight today.w 74 degrees. it is still dark b it's alre warm. it's kind of muggy, too, as that humidity isack. 77 in annapolis, 71 in baltimore, 68 in gaithersburg, 68asnsas this morning, 72 in quantico and 71 in. fredericks for today, 96. that's the high temperature in the district. it isunny. it is hot. it is humid. and be careful out theree as heat index numbers surpass possibly at times 100 degree a in oura. that's weather. >>> let's check thee roads. on traffic as we approach 5:30, route five northbound coming out ofyland between road four minutes as volume is building but traffic is still fine. inner loop from brannu ave to the woodrow wilson bridge, eight minutes so you're looking pretty good coming out of maryland. that is a live look at the wh be house. we'lle right back. fox5 morning after this. >> ♪ >> ♪ aruna miller: almost every law i write comes from listening to peoples' stories. i'm aruna miller, and growing up as an immigrant, i e ha i fought for more computer science in our school

support he is say daylight saving is outdated. opponents call the effort an expensive waste of taxpayer money. the bill goes on to governor brown. >> and international adventure is racing through the bay area tonight in a cape and superhero costume no less. his name is jamie mcdonald. he was born with a medical condition that limited movement as a child. but since recovering he staged marathon runs and bike rides to raise money for hospitals in england that helped him >> it wasn't for them i had wouldn't be here. i go -- i owe them everything. and so that's how it started. i thought i'd give back to the hospital that helped me. but it's kind of just snowballed. >> certainly it has. jamie says the run will cover 6,000 miles taking him through los angeles to florida. and ultimately the state of maine. >> so cool. i like the cape too jamie. >>> swaggy p. definitely had fun at the parade this week. >> he spent much of the time without a shirt. and event today a different story. >> we'll explain when abc 7 news at 5:00 continues. >> an

of taxpayer money. >> a permanent daylight savings time will get more daylight for evening activities and improve health and safety. >> some states like arizona and hawaii do not switch their clocks. >> some people who live in san francisco, it doesn't get any better than this. the free summer concert series at stern grove, they take place sundays and it all gets under way this weekend. here's father's day idea for you. take your dad to see jeffrey os born and bring breson -- "on the wings of love." you like that song, right? the stern grove festival runs through august 19th. >> that is nice. >> my mom would love to go to that concert. >> hey -- >> take moms too. >> take your mom, take your husband. perfect. >> it's going to be nice. >> bewe'll have great weather a weekend long i'm trying to cover them all, let's get started this morning as we look at our temperature trend in martinez where the barbeque music festival will be happening this morning in the upper 50s and sunshine and nice and comfortable. upper 70s by early afternoon. 7-day forecast at the at the t bottom of the screen.

. >>> california voters may get a say on whether to change daylight saving time.overnor brown has signed a bill putting the proposal on the november ballot. the practice of changing our clocks twice a year is outdated. and studies do show that losing an hour of sleep and the switch of daylight saving increases the chances of heart attack and traffic accidents. if voters approve, the legislature would decide whether to stay in standard or daylight saving time. permanently there are several hurdles that have to be cleared before this would actually happen. >>> congress has to prevent -- the governor has to sign in. this is a story that goes on and on. >>> happening today oakland's oldest mexican restaurant will close its doors after 91 years. >> take a look at this line. the owners say it is time to retire. abc 7 news anchor joined i enjoy one last taste. >> reporter: for young and old everyone standing or sitting in this line outside mexicali rose has a story. >> my father introduced us to this place, and they probably have been coming here since the '40s. >> repor

the woman jogging, attacked in broad daylight. you can see her taking on the suspect. and what she does next that saves her. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy tuesday night. and we begin with the breaking news, the tense battle over what's happening on the american border, and the president arriving on capitol hill late today. the president and lawmakers on both sides of the aisle now hearing from americans across this country, reacting to images like these, the tents, the detention centers where children, separated from their parents, are now being held. president trump arriving on capitol hill late today. republican senators have reportedly come up with a bill that they believe would end this swiftly. but will the president go along with it? tonight, more than 2,000 children separated in just the last month or so, and this evening, we learned some of those parents have been sent home, but their children are still here in the u.s., in those detention centers. what the president said just moments ago, and the scene from texas toni

(grant)and it happening in broad daylight. far police have made no arrests(grant)and im grant lodes in for pam moore. neighbors came home tonight to see their street blocked off by crime tape.the shooting happened around 1-30 this afternoon on misty glen court near brodie drive in san jose. that's where kron 4's gayle ong is live tonight with the very latest. san jose police have been here ever since they got the call this afternoon.homicide detectives are still combing through evidence at the scene right now..this area is

it happened in broad daylight yesterday...not far from san francisco's pier 39.n4's maureen kelly explains how the victim was able to get away. (pkgpolice say the brazen attack happened here as the victim was walking home, headed westbound on bay street just past kearny.it was 430 in the afternoon wednesday....w hen the 21 one year female victim was approached by the male suspect who got out a parked sedan. police say the stranger demanded the woman come with him, and threatened to kill her if she didn't comply. at first she backed away, but then he pulled out a handgun so she got in the car. he drove off.....but a few blocks away on the corner of stockton and francisco his phone buzzed. he stopped the car....and she got out ran home and called for help. this area is just blocks away from the popular tourist attraction pier 39. some who live and work around here are rattled by this crime. it's pretty scary that happened on our street and i work right here and i walked on the street all the time so it's pretty scary that it happened just in broad daylight it is sa

that is the amount of daylight we get. now that the clouds and burned off, we actually get to see the sunshine. here is a look at san jose, clear conditions. ocean beach it is clear. temperatures in san francisco up to 62. cooler in oakland, 59. concord already reaching 77. temperatures warming up, especially inland. we do have a slight westwind, 20 miles per hour. through redwood city already noticing a north wind coming through. e s from getting too hot, but it is called in concord -- calm 90s i in san jose 82. 77 mountain view. santa rosa 88. 20 degrees cooler in san francisco with temperatures right around normal, upper 60s and low 70s. we are looking at friday through sunday with excessive heat. a couple of ridges of high pressure. there is an excessive heat watch for northern california. in the bay area, the heat will be on for us as well. triple digits for many locations. look at these warnings also in effect for southern california and nevada, arizona. this has extended beyond fairfield and sacramento valley. the h

they're expected to be out here when daylight comes after 8:00 this morning. west san carlos is expected to open up soon. live in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> new details overnight. arizona police say this uber safety driver could face manslaughter charges. they determined she was watching hulu up to the moment herself driving car hit and killed a pedestrian in tempe. >> investigators determined the accident was totally avoidable had vasquez been paying attention. she said she was monitoring the interface into the are. >>> we learned overnight democratic senators are asking for a meeting to get answers from the trump administration over reports of immigrant children abuse in virginia. the state's governor has also ordered an investigation after some children said they were beaten while handcuffed and locked up for long periods in solitary confinement. >> today president trump will give remarks on immigration. he's going to focus on families that had loved ones killed by illegal immigrants. >> locally interfaith leaders gathered at grace cathedral for

. >>> california's could soon vote to eliminate dating state -- daylight saving time. asking the governor to sign up -- off on the measure. californians have been changing their clocks twice a year since 1949. arizona and hawaii are the only states right now that don't observe daylight saving time. spent the bay area is getting a new area code. the california utilities commission announced a new 341 area code. after nearly 30 years in u.s., the 510 area code is running out of phone numbers. you will lose your current phone number if you already have one. the new area code is only going to be used for new phones or newly registered lines. >>> 4:57. there were several small earthquakes in eastern contra costa county. coming up at the top of the hour, we will tell you about that swarm of quakes. a lot of ktvu viewers were calling our newsroom early today. >> we have some breaking news from the south bay. coming up, a fire that is threatening a nearby apartment complex under construction. >>> good morning. right now, we have traffic that is moving pretty well in oakland on

. >>> and why daylight savings time could soon be a thing of the past in california. several employees were bitten.. the airline de >>> delta is banning pit bulls after several employees are bitten. they decided to ban any of those that are pitbull type dogs. they will also limit service animals to one per customer and will continue to require doctors notes to bring them on board. any roles take effect july 10. >>> some airports are rolling out new facial recognition technology. orlando is the first ones to use the scanners for special travelers. it's captured at the gate. and then seconds later is prepared -- compared to a passport photo. >> you just walk up and it takes your picture the gate opens and you board. >> i have watched it a couple of times a boeing 777 and they loaded that airplane -- airplane in 19 minutes. >> as you may expect civil liberties groups are concerned about how the government will handle the data. several other airports are using similar technology. >>> gorilla who broke the communication barrier has the died. cocomous was 46 years old. we s

is readyo tart losing daylight after today. >> not me. >> not so m wh but thahat we're going to do asgh the day today.ge again,st day of the year and i think for some of us, d.c. and off to the north and east we're going to have the full day to enjoy with s very lowwer chances. it's foriv those whoe south and west of d.c. that shower chances are little greater. i'll talk about that in just a minute. summer begins 6:08 this morning. temperaturess we bring in summertime where they should be. gohg for a hig of 86. average for thi time of year. spotty showers and storms but m, much higher chance as you head down to the south a west of town. for your daytime hours on friday looks like lot of clouds and on and off showersthw maybe even starting off with a little bit of rain tomorrow morning. 73 degrees outside here in d.c.. right dulles at 69. manassas 69. gaitherssrg 68. dewp are high, though. they're kind of right around where the temperatures are, which is consce trng winein rol through the morning but you seepo honestly theints look a little like temperates and that means there's a dece

it will be sunny when we get that daylight and temperatures will be warm and i will have the full forecast coming up. >>> right now, as you go through oakland, look out because we have slowdowns. caltrans has all but one lane closed until about 5:00 a.m. between 23rd and 29th. we are tracking delays of up to seven minutes. when you get past that, here's a live look at 880 at 66 near the coliseum. you can see that you will need to give yourself a few extra minutes if you are going in the southbound direction. northbound is not seeing those delays and we are tracking a backup at the bay bridge toll plaza in the cash lanes. >>> after months of speculation as to whether it would even happen, president donald trump and kim jong-un met in singapore. they sounded optimistic that the high-stakes summit would prove fruitful. kylie atwood is in singapore. >> reporter: president donald trump left singapore and is going back to the u.s. after the historic meeting with kim jong-un. the president and kim jong-un began by shaking hands amid a backdrop of u.s. and north korean flags. >> a lot of progress.

we are waiting for daylight with official sunrise not until another 47 nus, t ext.e are getting a view of this moon before it is gone. we are warming up today and tomorrow will be the hottest day

. >>> a measure to eliminate daylight saving time has qualified for the ballot in november. governor brown signed a bill today putting the question to the voters. californians have been changing their clocks twice a year since 1949. supporters of the measure argue that changing the clock causes lost sleep and lost it will still require the approval congress. arizona and hawaii are the only states that do not observe daylight savings time. >>> checking in on the red flag warning. tomorrow night at this time it will be in effect mainly for the hills in the north bay. you will see the areas in red represented for the red flag warning. most likely they will range from 25-3. communities will dropping temperatures will come up a little bit. fire danger will increase as you might guess and that is the sweet spot for the red flag warning. tomorrow night into early saturday morning. these are the highs from today and highs from tomorrow were generally warmer by 5-8 degrees. there is fog along the coast, but it's super patchy and fractured. it's around. you'll bump into a little bit h

. >>> a measure to eliminate daylight saving time. governor brown signed a bill putting that question to voters. californians has been changing the clock twice a year since 1949. supporters of the measure argued that changing the clock causes loss of sleep and loss of productivity. if the measure passes, it would still require the approval of congress. arizona and hawaii are the only states that do not observe daylight saving time. >>> governor brown also signed a bill that ends local taxes on soda. the new ban would not impact that a texas already passed. the state bill follows similar soda tax bands. california pop has been is part of a last-minute maneuver to block a ballot measure that would make it much harder for cities and counties to raise taxes of any kind. the american beverage association said in a statement that the legislation is about keeping groceries including drinks affordable. >>> after nearly a century in business, oakland's mexicali rose restaurants -- restaurant is preparing to close its doors. they plan to serve

looking forward to the pool tomorrow with a smidge less daylight. that is true.he date will get shorter. thank you. i appreciate that. 50s for some. what do you for another. -- others. sebastopol is in there. healdsburg, occidental, cloverdale. but again bay and point reyes, both for the nine. 46 hearts of the coast article. we will continue that today. it will peak out on saturday and sunday. it looks like we will start to see some cooler conditions. 40s, 50s, you just a couple of 60s. brentwood, 62. that's not that warm for them. san francisco, south. san mateo santa cruz coast might be dealing with that for most of the day. the north looks pretty good. if we get that northerly breeze, so far that's not happening yet. if we do, that will take care of it. there's a wet component. it's a fight before -- between onshore and offshore. once we get things favorable, i think that fog comes back. warm to hot. 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s. 6:01 cell. you're looking at something. >> there's something on the bridge that i'm trying to figure out what it is. but we are going to s

plenty daylight hours.ed off to the beach, temperatunywhere around the area beaches are going to be nice. it is going to be comfortable. water temperature at 70 for the maryland beaches. forecast loong good all the way through. good things going on here in d.c. it is father's day. the d.c. jazzfest today and tomorrow. bring the sunscreen because of the sunshine. me deal if you're going to vineyards or breweries. it'll be dry and warm. barbecue and drilling -- barbgrue and ling. drilling, maybe your dad wants that. my dad is in construction. it is going to be nice. whatever you want to do, it is going to be nice. brunch is going to be hot after 1:00 for tomorrow. again, if you're headed for tomorrow, s for dad you want to sit outside, do it early. look at this. by tomorrow afternoon, the temperatures are going to be into the 90s. feels like factor is close to 100 degrees because of the humidity rolling . tee time on father's day. again, temperatures are going to be moving into the 90s.av we a chance for an i

. >> caught on camera, a female jogger attacked in broad daylight fights back. now she's speaking out about her harrowing escape. >> the government has a new plan to ensure earth's staft from asteroids and other space objects. >> how much would you p for the world's most expensive car in "early today" starts right now. >> good morning. m phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. we begin this morning with at country a boiling point, outrage over the separation of migrant families. this washe scene overnight as hundreds of demonstrators gathered at new york'sai laguara rport to protest the expected arrival of planes carrying children tak from their migrant parents. that is a stunning reversal from the president. the com wnder in chiefked back the administration's policy of separating migrant families after protests burst onto the streets and on screens nationwide. ultimately forcing his hand. he signed an o executiveer aimed at ensuring migrant children and their fraemz stay together while keeping the white house's zero tolerance policy intact. >> ivanka feels very st

this was actually the longest day of the year in terms of daylight. tomorrow the heat arrives. a live look over dublin now, which could see triple-digit temperatures by this weekend. let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri, who is tracking se us. >> high pressure is already starting to build in right now. that's what's helping to bring the heat for a two-day event friday and saturday. heat viadvisory in effect for a areas away from the coast. 95 to 103 degrees is possible. you have to remember to drink water, wear light-colored clothing, and do not forget the pets. number one hottest location, widespread heat tomorrow, contra costa, also alameda counties. so let's get a look at how temperatures will play out on your friday forecast. we're at 77, 10:00 a.m. by noon, 88. there you can see the jump. by 3:00 p.m., up to a hot1:19 t we for'll fhe north and the east bay hills. we'll let you know how high those winds could gust at 11:19 tonight. >>> a lot of big weekend plans around the bay area. jeff is tweeting updates on this dangerous heat. follow him for the latest. h

ju a little b of daylight before the sun officially came up around 5:40 or so. now, we're looking at a gorgeous day. the sun will throughout the day. the good news about today, like yesterday, as adam w saying, the humidity was low. that's the way it'll be today.s overnight, thahen the humidity starts creeping in. your father's day is going to be hot and humid. we're dry outthere. storm team 4 showing nothing on the radar. if you are travelinground on this saturday, looking good for that. thanks to high pressure. 74. we're already at 74 degrees. light east wind but plentysuf hine out there. another great day. as i said, the humidity comes io rrow. then the humidity sticks with us pretty much all of the next work week. we are looking dangerous heat and humidity for monday and tuesday. in fact, monday and tuesday are weather alert days. talking earlier, we have a change for the father's day adforecast. io add a small chance of rain. we'll talk about it and time it out for you, lethe you know we could see rain and thunderstorms pop up. that's coming up in 15 minute

. >>> still ahead, daylight savings time will be on the november ballot.n if california ends the time change, it would need to pass one more hurdle. >>> some of your smart devices may open the door to cyber attacks. coming up at 7:00, we have more on so-called -- >>> we have traffic that is better than normal in most areas. it looks good from novato. >>> i'm tracking a warming trend inside for your bay area we can. how much warmer i expected today to be. coming up. >>> what a day to end the week. end the quarter today. the dow jones up to hundred 17. almost a full percentage point. the nasdaq is up a half of a percentage point. bank stocks doing very well after dividends. and nike leading the way effort reporting very good numbers this morning. we will have more coming up in our dollars and cents reports. >>> today marks an important date in the history of electronics. in 2007, the remember when apple introduced the iphone? apple cofounder steve jobs predicted the company would make history with their new little device. the new iphones cost 499. apple sold

. >>> and should daylight saving time stay or go?ou can have a say whether we keep changing our clocks in california. cplicated messre ex, june 28 it is now friday. >> mike, i'm enjoying the long days now. >> they are nice. the thing i tell everybody, the sun comes up at 5:50 now. and i have an east facing bedroom. so it bothers me on the weekend because i can't sleep in. if you have one of those, you know what i'm talking about. think about waking up an hour earlier like at 4:50. >> you have strong feelings. you're not the only one. >> i do. >> put on a facemask, man. an eye mask on. that's what i do. >> do you really? >> i do. >> okay. here's a look at the winds. they tell the tale. notice how they are significantly slower, about 12 in concord and 10 in fairfield. this time yesterday they were three times as fast. notice the cloud cover along the peninsula coast. just about total sunshine. temperatures this morning starting off -- if you're walking outside saying nothing different, you're right. it's not until noon with the mid-70s

governor brown signed a bill that puts daylight saving on the november ballot. san jose assemblyman chu wrote the measure calling the by annual changing of the clocks outdated. his ultimate goal is for california to switch to year round daylight saving. >> it's a biological inconvenience and it's going to inconvenience everybody to remember. it doesn't really save anybody anytime anymore. >> if voters approve the measure, lawmakers will decide how california's time would be set. congress would also have to sign off. >>> san francisco police have released new video in the effort to find a hit-and-run driver who put a pedicab driver in a coma. joe vazquez spoke exclusively with that driver's daughter. >>> reporter: >> just happy he is alive. >> reporter: still, the woman says her father, 66-year-old kevin manning, is not doing well. he had a severe head injury when a hit-and-run driver hit his pedicab along the southbound lanes of the embarcadero. >> i see my father. i see my best friend, um, somebody who has been there for me my whole life, laying in bed in a hos

. >>> plus, should we get rid of daylight's savings time? the reason voters can finally get a say in this matter. >>> one of the hottest spots this week has been concord. today, though, only 85. right now down to 79. we'll talk about colder temperatures coming our way and let you know how much to drops tomorrow in about eight minutes. e hall of justice today. >>> a disturbing crime. grizzly, really, took center stage in the hall of justice today. at the center of woman, lisa. she pled not guilty to the of murder. she's accused of killing her 61-year-old roommate, dismember her and storing the chopped up body in a storage bin beneath the house. prosecutors say it's murder but the defense says it is now waiting for the autopsy results to come in. >> the dismemberment by all accounts is something that happened after death. so i think the cause of death and in the toxicology report would still be relevant to the investigation and the defense in this case. >> i think it's important to realize that the defense has made some statement today and the

he was killed in daylight, near a motorcycle shop.rsy. when he died he was facing 15 felony charges, including domestic violence. his second album went straight to the top of the billboard chart when it was released earlier this year. kj matthews is an entertainment journalist based in los angeles. she told me what happened. well, you know, what we're hearing is that it happened in deerfield beach, florida. apparently he was at a motor sports store, checking out a motorcycle. he left, got in his sports vehicle, and as he was driving out of the facility, two men approached him, shot him, fatally shot him, obviously, and then took a louis vuitton bag out of his vehicle. he was pronounced dead about an hour later at a nearby hospital, and police are still canvassing the area, trying to find out if anybody saw the two men that approached him, if there were any surveillance cameras around. so they're still investigating, and there's a lot of crime tape out there right now, obviously. and kj, he was spoken of in a breakthrough talent in sou

california voters will decide whether to abolish daylight saving time in november. san jose councilman chu offered the bill. he called changing clocks outdated and actually unhealthy. the legislature will decide how the state's time should be set if the measure is approved. if you have little ones -- >> elementary school parent are applauding everywhere and they'll be voting in november. >>> around here sunset 8:30, 9:00. it's going to be a good weekend to barbecue. >> if you like it warm, it's going to be a beautiful weekend outside. we have triple digit returning for a second straight saturday. your temperatures outside right now, we've got 80s, 70s and 60s. what do you want? head up the road to sonoma, 86 degrees in santa rosa, 75 in livermore. despite where you are right now, we will all cool down within about 5 to 6 degrees of each other, concord tonight 57, mountain view 56, san francisco 55. i want to recap the red flag warning. i had a couple tweets saying doesn't this happen all the time? isn't fire danger always high? well, yes, it's always high. we're get

there's no daylight between the south koreans, the japanese, and the united states with respect to our approach to how we re this issue with respect to north korea. i've spoken to my counterparts there. spoken to president muin. we understand their concerns. we understand the risks that can to them.ed an achievement will provide an outcome that each of those can sign on to as well. >> there's a potential for the creation for lack of a better term that the chinese could then orrn if it was political economic? >> chinese are moving all around the world today. let's be clear. realisk of that is everywhere not just in the particular space. of it.eenly aware >> it is necessary. to make you aing great writer. then, you sit down. you discover that actually, they could all do it. there is nothing about learning to do it. watch our special series with an "in depth: fiction edition" on sundayr gish jen onn-three clock p.m. eastern c-span two. >> former secretary of state madeleine albright sat down with the post to talk about foreign policy in her new book, fascism -- her new book "fascism: a wa

that's because brady would rather play in the daylight and his mom, kristen, thinks there may be a waym out of the shadows. >> all i want for my son is that some day he may be able to feel the warmth of the sun. >> kristen is hopeful. there's an experimental treatment out there designed to give people with epp temporary protection from the sun. the drug, afamelanotide. each dose implanted beneath the skin will increase skin pigmentation for two months. basically it would give brady a medicinal tan. >> a protected layer. >> like a coat of armor. >> great way of looking at it. >> the drug hasn't been submitted to the fda for approval, kristen has been telling her son about the treatment since it went through a drug treatment five years ago. how does it make you feel inside when you think about the possibility of having a drug that could help? >> makes me happy. >> brady's mom got to know a young man named andrew terrell, who had the treatment for several months during that drug trial. he has been waiting for the drug's availability, too. >> i coached baseball that summer. i was outside a

if he signs the measure, lawmakers could vote to eliminate daylight savings in california.ange would need an okay from washington. opponents say the system is fine the way it is and they're calling the effort an expensive waste of money. >>> parents, you may be able to relate to this. >> a texas mom says she couldn't figure out how her toddler kept getting out of the cripple on her own. mom said she knew her daughter was climbing out but wanted to see exactly how. here is the video that proved what happened. the toddler threw everything out of her crib. what she was doing was building essentially a landing pad, so when she climbed over, book, she's fine. then, of course she grabs the phone and takes it with her. she's trying to hide the evidence. >> hey, don't let connor see that. >> oh, my gosh. so my little boy just started pulling himself to stand. so now when you go and get him out of his crib he's standing and waiting for you. this is next. >> that's next. >> yeah. can't wait. >> these kids communicate telepathically. she's probably sending those messages from texas to

we'll get 14 hours and 47 minutes of daylight. sothat's the exact amount of time of daylight for san francisco. right now we are getting clouds putting on a show this morning. look at that. love when you can see the clouds rolling around. here's a look from the cliff house camera. it's kind of gray and cloudy around ocean beach but san jose, starting to see a little break in the clouds. temperatures normal for this time of morning. 52 in san francisco. 51 livermore. concord at 55. santa rosa, 45 degrees. so a little cooler in the north bay. and visibility is doing fine across san jose, mountain view, hayward, livermore, even the clouds have worked over to you, oakland airport dropped down to 6 and santa rosa now down to four. an hour ago it was clear in that location so it's being pushed in. we have a bit of an onshore wind still and that's actually going to help us out today. the wind direction is all going to shift tomorrow. so we are going to keep an eye on that. for now 16-mile-per-hour sustained winds at sfo. that's why it's

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. >> broad daylight, morning in a busy parking lot. then pop, pop, pop, pop. >> several shots were fired. >> a man gunned down at close range outside a nursery school in a wealthy atlanta suburb. a silver minivan screeched from the lot. startled witnesses saw the victim slumped on the ground. >> right now his condition is unknown. >> parents and teachers recognized the man who had been shot as a dad who had just dropped off his 2-year-old son. a preschool, of all places, had become a crime scene. >> we are told all the children are perfectly safe. >> the shooting victim being rushed to the hospital turned out to be 36-year-old rusty sneiderman, a married father of two. >> i just hung my head and cried. >> rusty's older brother steve was on a plane to hawaii when he got the shocking news. rusty was dead. >> walking around the plane, pacing around the aisles. i mean, i looked at the -- i went to the bathroom and i looked at the door and i thought about jumping. >> he was desperate to get home to his family, desperate to find out what had