you may see them putting tracking callers on the deer. >> we are not hurting the deer. >> reporter: this is part of a study that began last year to see whether crossings or another solution would be the best way to deal with this. this is going on this weekend and next. live, cara liu, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> happening now, firefighters are slowly gaining ground on a wildfire that has been burning since wednesday. containment of the robbers fire is now at 30%. the fire grew 100 acres over night to 2500 acres. it burned one home, three outbuildings and forced hundreds of people to evacuate and the cost of fighting the fire, $5 million. >>> it cooled off again today. 5-10 degrees. it is windy out there too. picking out winds near pittsburg. 29 miles per hour. they are sustained west, southwest at 23 miles per hour. it is breezy and windy out there. these are the highs today, below the average. not talking about spare the air days. these temperatures are below the average. we will stay cool the next 48 hours. cool and breezy tomorrow. tomorrow, a lot like today. not a big change. extended

back at tpc deer run.er memorable finish. >> yes. >> at the john deere classic. >> i was just thinking one of the things that may be a factor here for zach johnson, and by no means is it a derogatoryy comment against mike bender, his coach. mike is in an unusual position. caddying for his man in a playoff with a chance to win. i think zach is missing damon green, his regular caddie on the bag here. mike is doing a great job. he has his man to this point. but i definitely think it would be a calming influence having the calm damon green on the bag. he is playing in the u.s. senior open this week is damon green. a very accomplished player. he is in his early 50s. >> troy matteson trying to win for the third time on the pga tour. he has already punched his ticket for the open championship. he will be in the field for the first time next week. >> i can tell you that i just looked it up. damon finished tied for 17th in the tournament this week in the senior event. that is a very good finish. >> u.s. senior open

today we were there as california fish and game sedated and tagged the deer.he goal to get 30, the reason? >> chp identified roughly 20deer vs human collisions on this stretch in the last year. >> reporter: the stretch of roadway is interstate 280 between wood side and burling game. >> they are using the highway as a edge, i think it is to keep the predators away. >> reporter: the codirector of the center at uc davis. caltrans tapped them to study the movements after receiving a call from a resident saying it too many deer were getting killed. >> we can track how it is moving with relation to the interstate and crossing and how close it gets and helps us to plan mitigation or fixes to improve the situation. >> the fixes could include higher fencing and safer access points underneath the interstate for the dear. >> they live here, too. you know, so just trying to be good neighbors, i think. >> reporter: on this day the deer that were tagged popped right back up, walking away right into their very large home . >>> federal regulators approved a new drug for patie

he sees that deer and aims for it. see your target and takes a shot and he misses and the deer escapes. the hunter's frustrated. i can't believe i missed that. he decides that hunting deer is not a night idea next time he will aim for an apple. thank you participating, you can sit down. give yourself a clap. those are very basic hand movements we use to tell a story. so, the next story we will show you is going to take place in this forest that we just created. i want you to imagine you are in the old forest and we will explain to you the story. >> that was namaste. the devine in me greets the devine in you. can you say that? very good. so, as joe anna was saying. this come from the word meaning to tell stores. this is a story teller. you guys i heard out there i was listening a birdie told me you thought you were going to see a movie; right ? >> you are. in the old days this comes from what country? india. thousands of years ago and hundreds of years ago in india there were no movie theatres, no television, no radio,

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she's startled by the noise and flickering lights when the deer rush in.s into it. moments later, she opens the door and her cowering coworker hurries in. >> i went to go tell her what's ì(lc% didn't believe me. she thought i was pulling her chain. she actually thought we were getting robbed at first. >> meanwhile, customer ron pitman and his wife, rachael, had their own close encounter outside. >> as we walked out of the store, there were three deer running up the steps directly at us. after the deer went into the store, and my family was safe in the car, i wanted to go back inside to make sure nobody was hurt. so i went back in. to check out what was going on. >> he finds shadler and lisa in the office and sees the deer hoofing it to the back of the store. >> they had a hard time getting traction. it's almost like ice to them. they were just all over the place. deer were in the back of the store, they were milling around trying to find -- they were looking for a way to get out. and that back fire door has a window in it and they hit the door and it came

where do you stand on deer?d not take your estimates down enough for me to really get concerned. it is actually getting close to trough valuation. if it comes down further i would be a buyer. >> she makes a parallel that 2012 is going to be like 83 and 88. >> you were driving a tractor. >> how bad was that in 88? >> what we did not have then and this is the only part of china that i'm bullish on is the farmer's in china, farming around the world. >> what about tax policy changing going into year end? what do you think about that? >> yeah, you never know. how heavy are the hitters delivering? checking in on how some of the big calls are panning out. any way you want. fully customize it for your trading process -- from thought to trade, on every screen. and all in real time. which makes it just like having your own trading floor, right at your fingertips. [ rodger ] at scottrade, seven dollar trades are just the start. try our easy-to-use scottrader streaming quotes. it's another reason more investors are saying..

what do they need an assault weapon to hunt a deer? >> a se semi automatic weapon. >> the debate is stat glick thanks a lot, jim. [ laughter ] >> give me some of your creative thinking over there. we will be static and proud of it. >> it is frozen and not going to happen between now and election day. two things, as ramsey cox at the hill pointed out, the senate democrats are trying to attach amendments to things that slip in gun control. little hidden riders here and there and a lot of others are trying to create political space for the president to evolve his position on the issue. the same way that the issue on gay marriage evolved i predict he will evolve so the promise if he gets reelected he will if he gets reelected he will [ female announcer ] think coarse facial hair removal has to be painful? challenge that with new olay facial hair removal duo. a two-step process that removes even coarse, stubborn facial hair gently. plenty of gain, without all that pain... with olay. >>> if you weren't successful somebody -- if you were succ

on display, the latest john deere equipment and pretty good golf. zach johnson gets out of trouble in 14 with this great approach. he would go on to birdie he hole. johnson is four back at 14-under. steve stricker is trying to win his fourth straight john deere title. he is in second place. three shots back. stricker is trying to catch troy maddison with a 66 today. maddison is 18-under for the tournament. >> at the u.s. senior open, corey pavin kept himself in contention with a 4-under par-6 6. now in a five-way tie for second. they're all four strokes behind bernhard langer. shot a 64, which including this long birdie putt. langer is 10-under for the tournament. >> the 13th stage of the tour de france ended with a sprint to the finish. they were neck andmake -- neck and neck. wiggins set a british record by wearing the yellow jersey for seventh straight day. the tour ends a week from tomorrow in paris. by the way, happy bastille day. >> ama: best-selling book has turned into an internet sensation. ♪ >> ama: the >> alan: coming up at 11:00. the new

deer than >>gary: the highlight for me was phelps getting knocked off.i was him i would wonder if i should quit after the last olympics. the family he is when you have to struggle a little bit. died >> >>gary: if you want to bet positively on a gold medal in will be men's basketball. did you watch much at? >>darya: everytime i loved it was something in the plot. anchor pool. >>gary: i have a year old and because it is the only thing she makes a point to sit there. there is no sport like this the will ignore for four years and then sit and watch for hours when they come back. digamma to >>darya: they would not give this guy his mettle in less he took the red white and blue diamond studded grill out of his mouth. >>gary: he has a personality. he was in the relay last night and did not win, but he has a great personality. the if he wins that you more gold medals he could be one of the stars of the games could digamma died >> d one to another town? >> de want to know the count of the medals? >>gary: to me and let individual and dance. this is a great country

collars on the deer to track their movements in an effort to protect the regional deer population. by cal trans after a concerned resident called to complain about the number of deer being struck by vehicles. 20 in the last year. >> so we can track how it's moving in relation to the interstate, and whether or not it's crossing, how close it gets, and helps to us plan mitigation or fixes, to improve the situation. >> and a couple of those fixes could include an eight foot tall fence along the interstate, and safer access points under nests the roadway for those deer. >>> a volunteer firefighter has pled not guilty to charges of setting four small fires in sonoma county, and other fire in san mateo county. prosecutors say that than i can't believe schmidt even -- nathaniel schmidt even tweeted about the fires as he and other firefighters responded to them. no structures burned and no one was injured. schmidt faces as much as seven years in prison if convicted of those charges. >>> the olympics' opening ceremony takes place next friday and the torch arrived in london in grand style. c

we'll have more tonight on ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. >>> hopefully no deer out on the streets this morning. we will send it over to sal castaneda that has been taking a look at the area highways. >> good morning, to you. traffic is moving along very nicely around the bay area. as a matter of fact, we do have a very nice commute for you if you are driving in time soon. let's take a look at the east shore freeway. i do see road work on 80 westbound and it is causing a little bit of unexpected slow traffic. and that is this time of the morning you will see just a little bit of slow traffic here. also just down the road at 880 near broadway there is a little bit of road work that will be cleaned up. bay bridge still looks good. no major problems here. if you are driving in the south bay, there is road work on 85 northbound approaching cupertino and near stevens creek boulevard all the way up to 237 there. give yourself plenty of time in this area of 85 through cupertino. 4:38 let's go to steve. >> thank you. a very good happy friday morning. the low it has been sitting off eureka and c

they had to take deer musk to overcome a lightning strike. "morning joe" starts right now. >> seems to me this completes your olympic experience. you get to run the games and now you actually have a horse in the race. what's that going to be like? >> well, it's a big day. exciting experience for my wife and for the person she's worked with, the trainer of the horse, who's riding the horse and obviously it's fun to be part of the olympics in any way you can be part of it. >> when is the event and for those of us that don't follow the sport is there rounds of competition, just one chance, what happens? >> i have to tell you, this is ann's sport. i'm not sure which day the sport goes on. she will get to see it. i will not be watching the event. i hope her horse does well. >> good morning. it's thursday, july 26th. welcome to "morning joe." with us on set we have msnbc contributor mike barnicle, hello, mike. i'm not going to say anything. don't you worry. you look quite fine today. >> thank you. >> msnbc political analyst and former chairman of t

and drive these deer out where i'm waiting for them and it's impossible to hit more than one deer withhe clip capacity ban. my 20-round clip that came with it is impractical, it jams so i don't even use it -- >> all right. claire i get his point but i think even he is saying you know -- and that's all this is is a -- the magazines that are these huge capacity magazines. >> sure. >> oh, here is not breaking news to anybody. [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> chris christy was rude during an interview. >> oh, that's unusual. >> no one again is allowed to talk about any kind of reasonable gun control. because then you are politicizing -- >> whatever! >> politicians want to get gun control laws on the books like new jersey has, but they are not allowed to push for that? okay. >> the judge in the james holmes hearing yesterday. >> you are currently being held on a no-bond hold. >> yeah. >> i would hope so. >> the district attorney said no case is a slam dunk. >> i would say there is no such thing as a slam dunk case. we're still looking at the enormous amount of evidence, and we would neve

i don't know how you treat a lightning strike. >> deer musk.he end of august a last year would try that. >> all right. >> isn't this rich? quickly. harold ford. sandy weill is a reformer now. >> who cares? >> he wants to break up the banks. that's funny. >> sandy isn't a bad man. i don't understand fully everything he stated, but making those comments will not only attract attention but attract attention to the issue. >> tough financial times. that's rich. >> we'll get to that. with sandy's background he's a reformer now. >> do you think his relationship with jamie dimon had anything do with him announcing yesterday on cnbc that they should break up the big banks? he's the architect. >> just a little bit. >> just a little, yeah. >> wow. >> all right. let's just go there. we have him talking about this. sandy weill. >> what we should probably do is go and split up investment banking from banking, have banks be deposit takers. have banks make commercial loans and real estate loans. have banks do something that's not going to risk the taxpayer dol

steve stricker is trying to win his fourth straight john deere title.is trying to catch troy madison with a 66 today. maddison is 18-under for the tournament. >> at the u.s. senior open, corey pavin kept himself in contention with a 4-under par-6 6. now in a tie for second. they're all four strokes behind bernhard langer. he fired a 64. which included this long birdie putt. languagerer -- lan langer is 10-under. >> the tour de france ended with a sprint to the finish. it was a neck and neck finish and it's a photo finish. his third stage win. wiggins set a british record by wearing the yellow jersey for a seventh straight day. the giants will be hosting the astros in a few moments. a big start for tim lincecum who has been getting roughed up, but re'll be facing the astros with the worst record in baseball. >> alan: the question is, will timmy find his mole -- mojo. >> we are hoping he'll get his confidence back tonight. >> ama: recently divorced woman is just a little bit bitter. >> alan: not hiding it, either. how she hopes to profit from heir misfort

was -- bill: third round of the john deere classic here at tpc deere run. bonus coverage of the third round from the quad cities. illinois is where we are. and that's the story. troy matteson. 19 under. steve stricker, though, if you're just joining us, is trying to make a little bit of history. win this event for a fourth consecutive year. that has been done by only four men in the history of the game of golf. on this level. going all the way back to tom morrison in the late 1800's and the open championship. tiger has been able to do it twice at bay hill and torrey pines. stricker, trying to accomplish something special. this man will have something to say about it. troy matteson, he is our leader. this for birdie. gathers some speed in there. he will have a test coming back. six feet or so. ian: that's that invisible extra four or five feet right there with the slope towards the water. off the grain where it goes with where the water flows. you can see players misreading the putt. it was just -- just a little too cautious not wanting to make a mistake on

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the deer was later set free in the wild. that's adorable. >>> and now for a look at your national and regional weather, here's nbc meteorologist bill karins. he has your weather channel forecast. >> where's bambi's mom. >> hey, hey, we're not going to get into that part of the story. this is a feel good, warm, fuzzy. don't bring us down this early, come on. >> i won't, but i -- what happened to bambi's mom. i'm sure i don't like what happened to that thing's mom either. >>> good morning. the heat wave is the big story. the temperature yesterday incredible. the range of heat from the central plains to the've s arrt seaboard. a lot of areas were close to 95 including little rock, memphis, columbia, charlotte, even areas around upper new england are going to get a taste of the heat today. this morning right now it feels like 88 in st. louis to start your morning, 86 in chicago. so it's a pretty gross feeling and the air conditioners will be on high even as you get in the car early today. there's no rain in sight. everyone is ve

51 b and a 1947 john deere so it seemed only appropriate that we get a farm also did it the john deereif we needed two. >> i remember my dad using it and fixing it when it broke down and using it some more. they had a little trouble because i kept asking about the bails. >> we used it mostly for cleanup. it had a bucket on the front and it wouldn't start so we had quite a few things that were taken care of to start with. it's very presentable and it's a nice sized tractor and we enjoy it. the family and grandkids, they all seemed to be very impressive at this time and hopefully we can let them live a little bit of the past. i can't imagine anyone enjoying it more than we do. hopefully it will be a memory for them. >> join us next week as we head back to washington to hear how one collector found what he was looking for in an unusual place. >> do come to our tractor show and he had a sign on the back of his back and he had his tractor listed and he was selling it. and that was the tractor i was looking for. >> you can find more on us farm report.com or also facebook. today's country chu

. >> why did the deer across the road? the $300,000 project that answer that question. >> enjoying sunshine across mos, >> let talk about the fish that did not get away, a couple of vacationing in british columbia hauled in an 1,100 lb. white sturgeon from their river cat. the largest freshwater fish ever caught in north america and it could be up to and may be over 100 years old. can you believe that? >> that is huge. how would you bring that fish in? >> that is incredible. good for them. around the bay area we're seeing sunshine, now looking good into the bay, the only place that we have fog is right out along the coastline. we are going to see temperatures popping up around the bay area, getting hot spots especially inland as it looks like high pressure is really taking over now and that is going to crank up the temperatures outside. we're expecting those numbers to soar up into the 90s in some spots in land and at those numbers already soaring in the bay area. in concord it is 80 degrees. 65 degrees in breezy as we hea

the deer was later set free in the wild. >>> and now for a look at your national and regional weather, here's nbc meteorologist bill karins. he has your weather channel forecast. >> stuck in traffic for a buck. >> you've been thinking about that all morning, weren't you. >> waiting for that story to pop up. >> that was an edgar allen powe moment. >> poetic. >> very much. as the heat wave of course is the story in the middle of the country and the eastern half of the nation. the story all summer in the midwest is cooler temperatures. upper level low nearby bringing showers and storms. we still managed to get into the 80s in most areas. upper 70s from medford to seattle. 92 in boise. the exceptional heat was not found in the west. we do have showers and storms two mornings in a row now i've been tracking thunderstorms near poe can, washington. you have a few showers right over the top of you now. a few lightening strikes back here in northern idaho. a larger area of rain from davenport to harrington. showers and storms. eureka, you have a flap coming in with showers and storms. it will

steve stricker trying to win his fourth straight john deere title. he is in second place. tessson is -- mat tessson is your liter. at the u.s. senior open, corey pavin's ball takes a trip around the hole were before falling in. bernhard langer has the lead at 10-under for the tournament. that is your abc-7 news sports report brought to you by river rock casino. >> alan: thank you, rick. >> ama: that's it for this edition of abc-7 news. >> alan: for rick and. >> leigh: , thank you for joining us tonight. >> and don't forget to get our full new alarm clock app for the iphone. download it for free and get bay area news headlines the moment captioned by closed captioning services inc. >>> today on "the electric playground," r and the rest drake and the rest of the cast tell us about "ice age continental drift." >> you have to do things that went over the top. all they are going to do is hear it. >> we get ready for "dark knight rises" with an indepth look at the villains of batman.lalara c raider." >>> our app gurus have essential apps for your next camping trip. and use your

steve stricker trying to win his fourth straight john deere title. he is in second place.ssson is -- mat tessson is your liter. at the u.s. senior open, corey pavin's ball takes a trip around the hole were before falling in. bernhard langer has the lead at 10-under for the tournament. that is your abc-7 news sports report brought to you by river rock casino. >> alan: thank you, rick. >> ama: that's it for this edition of abc-7 news. >> alan: for rick and. >> leigh: , thank you for joining us tonight. >> and don't forget to get our full new alarm clock app for the iphone. download it for free and get bay area news headlines the moment captioned by closed captioning services inc. [ male announcer ] ever wonder what's behind two little fleas? the next generation and then countless more. how do you kill them? frontline plus. it uses two ingredients. one to kill adult fleas and ticks. plus another to eliminate flea eggs and larvae, annihilating the next generation of fleas. and, frontline plus works non-stop for thirty days. no wonder it's the number one choice of vets for thei

at the john deere classic.n the second hole of a sudden death playoff, 2007 masters champion zach johnson hit a nearly 200 yard shot that rolled to within two feet of the pin. johnson sank the easy putt for the big victory. >>> when we come back on a an olympic size snafu and shortfall at the london olympics. just 11 days before the opening ceremonies. every ar we pi a necity to plore. t thankso hotwir this yeawe got ttake becae they g us ridiculoly low pces on rlly niceotelsand ca. we hit ston the sprg-- even caut a game and wi the mon we save we tk a trip to s francis. yosee, hotre check the mpetitio' rates they caguarante theilow pric. so, whe to nex hoabout the? ♪-o-t-w-i-e... ♪ hotre.com >>> here's a look at the forecast in some cities around the country. >>> d.c., thunderstorms, 94. thunderstorms in atlanta as well, 93. partly sunny skies, 98 in st. louis. thunderstorms in denver, 91 degrees. same deal in seattle, 78. >>> the search continues this morning in iowa for two girls who went missing on friday.

. >>> near boston, highway workers got a surprise when they found a young deer hiding behind concrete barriers. they were about to move the barriers to give morning commuters an extra lane. the crew rescued the fawn, giving the animal a ride back in their truck. when they went about their work. the deer was later set free in the wild. >>> now for a look at your national weather, we turn to bill karins. he has your weather channel forecast. good morning. >> we're sure mom was waiting? >> absolutely. they reunited in the forest. >> happily ever after. >> they trotted off. >> we hope. >> good morning everyone. we showed you the amazing pictures at the top of the show dealing with the drought and the how it's going to affect all of us with the corn prices as we go forward. just giving you an example, this is looking at the month of july. for the first 16 days of the month, i highlighted a few spots. this is how much rain has fallen. indianapolis, only a trace. literally a couple drops in the bucket. less than a quarter of an inch from kansas city to wichita. it's widespread. new england h

>> deer is flying by. not much time left in swing states were absentee voting begins in early september. the season is flying by and the polls are showing the cadidates our neck and neck. the latest poll of registered voters showed the president and presumptive republican nominee mitt romney tied at 46%. with 100 days to go both are launching new ads to mark the occasion. it is a wake-up call for president obama supporters. there's not much time left. the new advertisement shows a countdown to election day with a cameo by the first lady and ending with a trip to the ballot box. not to be outdone, " restore our future " a supporter of mitt romney, launched this commercial with former olympic athlete figure skater kristi yamaguchi. >> mitt romney brought a huge sense of hope. >> while his remark about one in not being ready for the olympics is dominating the airwaves, like this moment on abc >> i do not think that a gaffe for you to the moment will really make or break this particular election. i think that

starting friday wildlife officials say they will sedate about a dozen deer and put tracking collars on >> windy, chilly out there and a little bit of drizzle as well. that's what happened this morning, going on tonight as well. the winds have backed off but i have allow clouds or fog pressing well inland. tomorrow morning we have a lot of neighborhoods, most of us will have cloud cover and up to fairfield to check out the current wind speeds, sustained winds at 25 miles an hour up toward pittsburgh. the winds are blowing, that fog and low clouds have clanked out the atmosphere. they aren't happening. the fire danger has come down and so have the temperatures. today's high were a good ten to 15 degrees cooler in someplaces, overnight in the 50s. fog everywhere and a lot of drizzle along the great highway. bodega bay, so tomorrow morning and tonight there will be wet on the roadway. a little bit of a blaze. as you drive around or around the bay in the morning, early morning hours if you have the early morning drive be prepared for slick roadways, won't be measurable. maybe a hundred diag

was -- bill: third round of the john deere classic here at tpc deere run. bonus coverage of the third round from the quad cities. illinois is where we are. and that's the story. troy matteson. 19 under. steve stricker, though, if you're just joining us, is trying to make a little bit of history. win this event for a fourth consecutive year. that has been done by only four men in the history of the game of golf. on this level. going all the way back to tom morrison in the late 1800's and the open championship. tiger has been able to do it twice at bay hill and torrey pines. stricker, trying to accomplish something special. this man will have something to say about it. troy matteson, he is our leader. this for birdie. gathers some speed in there. he will have a test coming back. six feet or so. ian: that's that invisible extra four or five feet right there with the slope towards the water. off the grain where it goes with where the water flows. you can see players misreading the putt. it was just -- just a little too cautious not wanting to make a mistake on

they were apparently hunting deer at the time. they are on the eastern side of the campus >>> i watched for them now because i do not wanna get caught in a position where it has to defend itself to get away from me >>> my dad always told me that i'm not supposed to run away and that i'm supposed to make myself look larger than i am >>> police have been warning people about the lions, as saying people should not hide alone. id is a popular jogging trail as well. >>> we have the clouds out there,: the temperatures off. the clouds extended well on shore. it looks like it's going to stick around the longer today. temperatures vary mile to start with. '50s and a few '60s outside of your traveling around the bay area at this hour. still some '70s and '80s toward the south bay. inside the bay, you will see a stronger sea breeze. was subcontracted with gianna >>> it is starting to become a busy wednesday commuted, we do have some reports of the slow and go conditions. he's bound sunmeal there, you may see some areas there dipping to below

we think we will see that in deere as well.his is one of those companies you want to put on your shopping list. management is fantastic. a great overall global play. we think we could see the stock -- >> you agree with the down grade now but keep an eye on it. put it on your shopping list. >> last year, stock was down to $60 and ran up to 90 the beginning of this year. sue. >>> we will head to the nasdaq. courtney reagan is following the big movers. hi. >> it looks like the shine has worn off a little bit. we are no longer higher on the session but slightly lower. this stock has been all over the map nor this session. shares down 3%. samsung has acquired csr's mobile chip company. it's an incremental negative but not a complete game changer. very strong earnings, thanks to barbie and american girl sales. they have a new business but won't reveal exactly what that is until 2013. just ahead of the decision about the obesity drug, we do expect it sometime today. >>> thank you. metals prices are closing and gold was the focus with

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the goal cut down on the collisions between deer and drivers along interstate 280.ing you that some of the trapping that will be happening you will be able to see it from the freeway. you are also being advised to stay away because wild animals could be dangerous. >>> earlier sal was asking if i could read his mind as to where he's going. sal, i'm thinking maybe highway 4. >> i think we will do that jana and dave. good morning, to you. we are looking at contra costa county. we always have a look at that for you. highway 4 is moving along pretty well if you are driving on the way to let's say concord from antioch. not a bad commute. there is no major problems this morning if you are driving on interstate 680 nearby. and then from walnut creek to oakland on 24 is moving along very nicely. also the morning commute looks good if you are driving on interstate # 80 north and southbound. i want to take a look at the livermore valley westbound 580 that looks good coming up through castro valley and if you are driving to the south bay we are off to a good start there. we are

john deere classic. john deere classic story troy matters similar take a three shot lead into the final round in illinois the american carded a five under par sixty six to keep ahead of the three time defending champion steve stricker the pair will tear off together on sunday stricker also hit a sixty six and is on fifteen under par overall this is a birdie putt from him on the seventeenth. this is the close out the scottish open in the in the knesset francesco molinari has a one shot lead there after three rounds hitting a bogey free sixty seven on saturday to edge of head of denmark's anders hansen hanson here had a steady day and was finding the greens well despite the weather phil mickelson is three shots off the lead and world number one luke donald is a further shot back. with more score to do it was a few of those wind blowing in the morning or. you know our pro world especially over from a lot of the chances. some good parts did in going to the store you know just try to do the same tomorrow and

this is part of a six month study intended to help protect the deer population from motorist.ding the study in order to reduce the amount of collisions. it will begin saturday at 5:00 a.m.. cal tran says some will be visible to drivers who are advised not to interfere. >>> last year the city installed a new sam after years of complaints about dead spots and service moll function -- malfunctions. but a new report finds the new system also had bad reception and not meeting standards when police officers are inside buildings. it cost $18 million. it was funded mostly by grants. >>> police in detroit are investigating a bomb threat at a detroit tigers game. police say somebody called 911 last night said there was a bomb at the ballpark where the tigers were playing the l.a. angels. now the team made no announcement. they didn't call for an evacuation. while police and homeland security officers searched the stadium. they said they found nothing. the threat follows two similar fake threats on monday and last week. threats that shut down a bridge and a tunnel that connects detroit a

starting friday wildlife officials say they will sedate about a dozen deer and put tracking collars on> windy, chilly out there and a little bit of drizzle as well. that's what happened this morning, going on tonight as well. the winds have backed off but i have allow clouds or fog pressing well inland. tomorrow morning we have a lot of neighborhoods, most of us will have cloud cover and up to fairfield to check out the current wind speeds, sustained winds at 25 miles an hour up toward pittsburgh. the winds are blowing, that fog and low clouds have clanked out the atmosphere. they aren't happening. the fire danger has come down and so have the temperatures. today's high were a good ten to 15 degrees cooler in someplaces, overnight in the 50s. fog everywhere and a lot of drizzle along the great highway. bodega bay, so tomorrow morning and tonight there will be wet on the roadway. a little bit of a blaze. as you drive around or around the bay in the morning, early morning hours if you have the early morning drive be prepared for slick roadways, won't be measurable. maybe a hundred diagno