the danube delta. they are reform the catholic church. it was 50 years ago this month that the berlin wall was built. friends and family were cut off from each other, east separated from west. one family was house right next to the wall. they started the dangerous task of digging an escape tunnel. 30 made it to the west. today, they are back in their former home and the historic tunnel has ben unearthed. >> a historic site that is less than 50 years old. they are excavating an escape tunnel built in 1963. right now, he is clearing sand from the tunnel's remaning supports. discoveries like this from germany's more recent past are almost as good as ancient artifacts. >> we were fortunate enough to uncover four sections of the escape tunnel. it was a successful escape. nobody was killed or injured. the fact that we can uncover the for structure with this underground escape tunnel in such a compromise space. that really is a happy moment for an archeologist like me. >> he was just 11 years old when he crawled through the tunnel with family an

a stronger delta breeze they had gusts up to 30 about an hour ago.ger breeze in the delta equals cooler inland temperatures all because of a system from the gulf of alaska which will settle in on the west coast and control our weather for a while. we are down from 5 to 10 from tuesday's highs and if that system develops it will give us a sunny but cooler weekend and some drizzle. a week cold front may begin on tuesday so we can near the coast most of the day and santa rosa 77 -- and 72 closer to vallejo depend on which part of the vallejo you are in. berkeley 67, gilroy 65, palo alto loss alto 50s and 60s on much of the coast and low clouds and fog will take us into early next week. >>> thank you steve. the price of crude oil is selling for slightly more than $82 a barrel and appears to be parallelling the action of global markets. it jumped 4% in early trade and has started to decline. it may be shaking some investor confidence and bringing the price down. we want to bring you the latest numbers from wall street. the opening bell from 20 minutes ago

it'll be cooler and you can throw in that strong delta breeze to throw in with it. clearing may take a while on the coast. 50s, 60s, coast and bay, and then upper 70s, low- to mid-80s for many, but it's going to be another cooler day today and also into wednesday. then we turn things around, should wipe out the fog for a day or two, then it looks like it comes roaring back as we head through the weekend, pam. >>> well, the circus is back in town. we want to show you new video of the ringling brothers barnum and bailey circus elephants. earlier today they paraded from the circus ring to the cow palace this kicks off the san francisco circus run. the first show is tomorrow night at 7:30. after san francisco, the show comes to oakland's or cal arena before heading up to kret. >>> the little league world champions are home in california. the oceanview team from heech went directly from the airport to dhir huntington beach directly home. they got to sign their first autographs for their supporters. huntington beach beat a team from japan. japan won it last year. congratu

that is the usual pattern. 90 degree territory near the delta. but los gatos and morgan hill, 89. 84 in san jose. in the east bay, upper 80s and low 90s from the delta to the san ramon valley. hot as this flood maps over to the east shore, oakland, 73. 76 for they work woman to 81 in fremont. along the peninsula is warmer down south. >> sunshine and a lot of it for the week ahead. close to the check on traffic. almost hot spot freed. it problem on ones are one of the peninsula. and as it was reported as a minor incident. in a lot of residual showing. the drive time out of san jose should be about 265 20 minutes is now running about 50-56 minutes. why that is about the same time it would take you to drive up to interstate 280 and use that as an alternate route. late delays for the bayshore freeway. >> a sad ending in connection with an emerald art out of sacramento. the fbi say the body of to year- old madeline and her father hot were found saturday night in a toyota 4 runner near the town of somerset. and ever alert was issued on friday for the t

out to the delta and the straight it will be a windy day and we will have mid-80s but a lot of 70s in between. 76 napa, 75 and 60s and 50s up and down the coast. fog sun breezy and as we get to the weekend temperatures come down especially sunday into monday. >>> taking babylon done after -- back london after days of rioting. the country is looking to the u.s. for help. >>> new claims made by the woman accused of stealing from alex rebecca -- true beck. why she really went to the game show host's hotel. >>> good morning, your commute is looking good and we will have more when we get back after these messages. the biggest in bail. no one has lower prices, is faster or more professional. aladdin bail bonds. bigger because we're better. . >>> good morning bigger fog banks, sunny breezy around the bay, sunny nice not warm for some with low-to-mid 80s. >>> david cameron is addressing parliament at this hour for the emergency hearing about the london riots. he talked about restricting social media which he says was used to organize looting. >> we are working with police intelligent services

so a delta employee offered to book her on a later flight. parker refused. >> had to sit there and fight for my seat on the plane i paid for. they never address that had passenger. i just don't think that that is very fair. that is how they handled things. >> another passenger agreed to take a later flight and parker got a seat. delta said in circumstances, they try to work with both passengers to get one of them on a later available flight. >> and looking for a cheap european trip? check out spain. the uk post office barometer of holiday costs says spain is the cheapest destinations. the deal in were among the best. and this is working and the number of tourists making it to the island is increasing. >> it's a bargain no matter how you say it thank you. >> you don't want to go anywhere in this weather. >> oh, man. finally. >> there is some gorgeous sunshine. >> it's been beautiful. you know? cool along the coast in places like pacifica, 58 today. getting inland. out towards livermore and fairfield, you've got low 90s so there is a nice range

fog, sun, cooler i think for almost everybody with a stronger delta breeze today. we'll still go up to 90 in euk euk and -- yucatan peninsula and clear -- in ukia. fairfield at 81. mid-80s in antioch, but 70 in walnut creek, oakland 66, hayward 68, pleasantton and livermore at 80 degrees, about five cooler than yesterday. low- to mid-yeats santa clara valley, 76 san jose with santa clara in there as well. 74 redwood city and a very brisk upper 50s for many on the coast, 64 in the city which is one cooler than yesterday. cooler through wednesday. a warmup, looks like a north wind will kick in behind this system thursday, friday for a warmup and another cooldown begins as we head into the latter stages of the weekend. >>> prince harry is coming to the west coast and now we know where he will be spending his time. >>> plus a former nba player arrested by the fbi. how he's been connected to a murder gig. reporter: good morning. traffic is moving along pretty well on 280 as you drive into the west valley. we'll tell you why one major street in the south bay is still clo

delta breeze blowing pretty strong. 24 miles an hour with gust near 30. even though we are dealing with mostly clear skies along our inland areas for the east bay inland as well through the delta that could change over the next few hours with that strong delta breeze. santa vow is a mostly cloudy right now. 56 in napa. mid 50s san francisco. upper 50s oakland and livermore. subpoenas within a degree or two from what we saw yesterday for most of us. stepping outside a very similar start but your satellite view you can see it here the trough that will continue to migrate south into the coming days is what will bring us the cooling trend. let's take a -- take a look at your forecast for the coming days. fog, clouds, and only partly sunny for the coast this afternoon. upper 50s and low 60s for the forecast here. bay area locations another mild day. mostly sunny by the afternoon. this morning we've got the low clouds in place. upper 50s to low 60s by 8:00. wide spread 60s to mid 70s for the afternoon. and our valley locations. temperatures expected to fall. ta

delta has decided they will shut down the whole faa to make congressmen move. the shutdown is keeping tens of thousands of construction workers off of these jobs. >> because they passed the bill and said to the united states senate, either you take it our way or it will be no runway and no highway, and no way. >> transportation secretary ray lahood went to new york city's laguardia airport yesterday to point out the impact of this partial shutdown. he stood in plain view of an old traffic control tower that's supposed to be demolished by a company based in brooklyn. the contract to do that work is for $6 million. a whole bunch of jobs, right? like the other $2.5 billion worth of improvement projects this one is on hold. secretary lahood has said the partial shutdown will not affect airline safety amid all the chaos and uncertainty here, the faa did miss a deadline to publish new safety rules. and to add injury to the existing insult here, in addition to all the people out of work and the work that needs to get done not getting done. the faa shutdown is also pro

it is a huge cash wind fall for the airlines and it is included united delta american and jet blue who raised their fares to keep the ticket prices the same without taxes and they are just putting the difference in their pockets. >>> international airport is to meet federal safety standards to reduce damage to planes that over shoot the runway. reportedly construction will start next year and be completed by 2015. flights are not to be affected. >>> they will hold a town hall meeting to discuss the surge in violence. there have been six killings compared to four last year. stray gun shootings killed a 3 month old baby. tonight's town hall meeting begins at 6:00 p.m. at city hall. >>> red wood city has a shakes can i situation -- shaky situation. nine schools will have major damage in a big earthquake. the school recently completed a major retrofitting project but it did not meet the state's safe quake standards but there is no work to be done because of the california's budget crisis. >>> they will soon have a downtown presence and school officials announce they are buying the folder c

edging down into the south bay into the inland valleys and the delta. slower to move back.by 10:00 over the north bay, lingering over oakland. we'll see cooler conditions tomorrow and the fog lingering up and down the coastline tomorrow afternoon. no sun expected. 70s and 80s in the south bay, 86 in morgan hill. into the inland valleys a cool down, we were in the upper 80s, tomorrow in the lower 80s, over to the east bayshore. 60s and 70s. 63 in berkeley. 75 in freemont. 60s and 70s for the delta. the fog will shroud the coastline keeping it cool and in the 70s in the north bay but 82 in fairfield. cool and foggy through weekend into monday as well. as we head into tuesday less fog. not as extensive. for that we'll warm up. near normal conditions for tuesday but cooling down with the end of next week. >>> oakland's mayor joined residents and announced the why i choose oakland contest. it was a photo and video competition. dozens of people submitted pictures and videos all explaining why people love oakland. the winner got a pair of tickets the winners won't ceus the tickets

you know, this all started with delta airlines. delta airlines is out of atlanta, georgia, and they've had four -- they don't like -- they don't have any unions. that's their business, not mine. and they've had four elections. unions have tried to organize four times. four times the unions have lost. so it would appear that their chances aren't very good in the future, but that doesn't stop delta. they want to make sure that we put in place a structured system which is out of kilter to a fair election for that kind of -- and other purposes with other unions. so what they then did, they sent over an essential air service policy rider on the extension. unprecedented. with which we didn't agree. and, therefore, one, you don't do it in the first place, and if you do do it, both sides have to agree to it before you send it over and then it's easy to say okay, we'll extend it, and then we include that policy because both sides have agreed to it. but they sent over an essential air service program specifically targeted at rural communitie

me puso para delta.hasta el martes, miÉrcoles. hay otros que hasta la prÓxima semana. >> los nueve miembros de la familia sÁnchez, son parte de esos pasajeros de nueve mil vuelos cancelados en los Últimos dÍas. >> ni tarea han hecho todavÍa. y ahÍ estamos esperando, pues. es un estrÉs venir. de vacaciones y tresante quedarnos aquÍ parado. >> los vuelos siguen cancelados ya que las aerolÍneas llevan de regreso a las terminales los aviones. >> los pasajeros que se encuentran varados dicen que estÁn pasando el tiempo en medio de dos situaciones. por un lado esperando que pronto reabran las terminales aÉreas, lo que podrÍa suceder en las prÓximas diez horas. la otra: rogar al cielo para que quienes tienen trabajo y deben particularidad arse maÑana, no lo pierdan si no pueden hacerlo. en la ciudad de miami, univisiÓn. >> ahora sÍ vamos a comerciales. al volver la iglesia en mÉxico cÓndenó el atentado en monterrey. ♪ - no hay ninguna señal extrema. - pero estamos luchando todos los días. - preocupándonos. - ch

it's blowing through the delta, the carquinez strait.he numbers in the low to mid-80s there. 80 in danville. 78 in dublin. by the monterey bay, 65 there with the afternoon sun. 75 today in hollister. it's morning drizzle today, tomorrow, then afternoon sun. we'll see our temperatures steadily warm up by early next week. right on through the middle of next week. very some 80s around the bay. 90s inland. good morning, sue. >> good morning, everyone. good morning, lisa. we have a couple of issues in the non-compute direction. couple of areas. go first to eastbound highway 4. normally the west, still westbound this morning is slow as well. eastbound accident at loveridge slowing things more than usual in that direction. westbound as i mention is as typical slow toward your drive. 242. and the concord direction. eastbound 580, again, non-commute direction. we have an accident at north flynn cleared from the lane. a little slow traffic. not bad. it look like it evens itself out. light toward 24 junction headed toward north main. as i mentioned

fog will be near the coast, a little breezy at times out towards the delta. 60s, 70s upper 80s and lower 90s in morgan hill, up towards how kind why -- up towards clear lake. it starts to get on its way and sunday a big cool down. >>> an emotional vigil for a toddler in oakland caught in deadly crossfire. what police just told us this morning about an arrest in the case. >>> new air protection laws, some of them will not go into effect right away. the reason the airlines said they need more time, we will have more. stay tuned. . >>> good morning, i am jade hernandez an arrest has been made in the driveby shooting of a three-year-old boy. >>> a big court appearance in the beating case of bryan stow, the charges they are facing and how bryan stow is doing this morning. >>> rollercoaster ride continues, but good news for wall street still ahead here on the ktvu channel 2 news.

we're seeing a little fog also in the delta and the current temperatures right now are in the '50s and '60s. and your seven day forecast as we head into the afternoon we are expecting their highs to come down on a little bed the drizzle will persist for the better part of the morning. friday widespread fog and more drizzle afternoon highs by the weekend will store early warm ups >> we had some major problems in the overnight hours all that is clear from the road way. a quick bridge check no problems or delays on the bay bridge san mateo bridge no problems or delays. you will have to contend with some drizzle and read roadways on the golden gate bridge. conditions in downtown at san francisco moving pretty well. >> federal authorities have broken up a huge child pornography ring it is the worst incidents of child pornography they have ever investigated and the most sophisticated >> thumb drives, hard drives, cameras to and uncover the members only website called the >> board may have been the vehicle a distribution of all hundred and 23 terabytes of child pornography. or 16,000 the beed

there is still a decent delta breeze so i am having a hard time buying into it. the fog is not as extensive. it tells you temperatures are cooler some upper 50s and lower 60s and another system is spinning into the pacific northwest. maybe a slight warmup inland and it will not last long but it might be only 3 or 4 degrees and it will come back down tomorrow. areas in the coast some fog a little warmer but minor changes here. it looks cooler, some days are quiet, low clouds, inland just a little bit, wee bit morning fog there will be sun on the coast yesterday. pilaf, santa cruz coast, it looks like a little better conditions today, no big changes and it does look cooler as that system moves into the north. we will slide into a very quiet pattern though. >>> coming up, three bay area firefighters will leave on a 40 day journey to honor the 344 firefighters that died on 9/11. they will be leaving from their firehouse in santa clara and riding their bicycles to brooklyn. along the way they will stay at local firehouses and raising money for two nonprofit groups whi

so the delta breeze has decided to pick up a bit. inland temps will cool off a little as well. 50s to low 60s. san jose overcast. that was not the case yesterday. they were fog free. they do have fog today. bring temperatures down. sometimes that fog wins out and you can tell very early in the morning it could be a few high clouds coming up to the south. not a lot going on. low clouds and sunny. it will be cool to the coast. they do see some of that peel back. upper 60s to low 70s. the breeze is already picking up. i expect to see a lot more sea breeze. low 80s for some. san jose 79. 79 redwood city. 78 san rafael. upper 80s concord, pleasant hill. morgan 87. and we will cut fairfield as well their breeze has picked up. fog, sun, warm today. about the same thursday. cool down friday and saturday. it does look warm en-- warmer on sunday. >>> 4:40 is the time. a painful snub. the reason first responders to the 9/11 attacks will not be at this years tenth anniversary memorial. >>> a local mcdonalds is being take ton court -- is being ta

and the delta mid-90s potentially there. santa rosa will get near 90 degrees, and the south bay as well. to the no. 86 in santa rosa. dr. 60's and 70 degrees through the financial district. here is your 7 day forecast. up and down. tomorrow and wednesday we will cool temperatures above and then worn them out. that is the general idea. now, let's get on to traffic. he >> and roughrider around the bay area at the 4:00 a.m. and 5 a.m. our seriousness of the bay bridge where actually holding steady. the back of is stretching a little bit past the east parking lot. the metering lights are cycled on. traffic moves pretty well across the incline and through the upper deck. on the san mateo bridge nothing to reverse. nice and easy conditions in both directions of highway 92. sluggish on the approach to highway 92 but no significant delays westbound. the good news is we have a lot of space between cars into no accidents to report for a ride out of love and counties. the freeways and san francisco are also nice but traffic is a bit sl

. >>> state water watchdogs have released a draft to restore the delta. the delta stewart council is considering charges fees for water use and the use of levies. the draft asking for enforcive flow. it also calls for more waters to be conserved by farms and cities. >>> and a doze of fog along the coast. we started on point rays on live storm tracker 2. you can see out here toward bodega bay, you have a doze of clouds. it's been there most of the day. you have some and then all the way to santa cruz and out here by the lighthouse. that's by the boardwalk. there's a little bit of sun coming through. as you know and as has been the pattern for the last few days that fog is coming back big time tonight. it'll be in your neighborhood tomorrow morning. it's a feature in your bay area weekend. whether you like it or not we're going to have it. and it's going to warm up. yesterday's highs were warmer. antioch coming up on 90 degrees. 79 in napa. those are the highs from today. highs tomorrow are going to be slightly cooler but you probably won't notice much of a

the federal government sold the surplus water to farmers in the delta for 75% off the usual rate. >>>ome bay area homeowners may have to start paying for fire protection. in parts of marin the state is responsible for fire protection but homeowners in the area may have to start paying an annual fee of $150. >>> more and more college grads having trouble making ends meet and with the unemployment rate for young adults at 14% many are defaulting on their student loans. john blackstone on the catch-22 that keeps them deep in debt. >> reporter: she always believed a college degree would mean a better future. but at 30 faced with $80,000 in loan debt the future is hard to think about. >> i actually currently make exactly what i made before i had my degree. i definitely some days feel going back to school ruined my life. >> reporter: today two thirds of all students graduate in debt. the average debt is $24,000. but thousands begin their adult lives more than $100,000 in debt. >> some people say it is like graduating and you already have a mortgage but you don't have a house. >> reporter: b

will rangers and delta force be among the last to leave? >> i would think so. the absolutely last out, trainers trying to develop the afghan army and police right up to the very end, but clearly what we're facing is a political challenge here in the united states in which increasingly there is little support for this war. maybe two-thirds of the american people, a $10 billion a month operation. we've got 100,000 troops still on the ground. it's a very tough dilemma to support this operation going forward. >> last question. how much of a psychological victory is this for the taliban? >> well i think they'll try and make make a lot of it, but you know, we've got to remind ourselves that, in fact, in the last year there have been significant tactical successes against the taliban. they are not winning. security is spreading. roads are opening. schools are opening. the question is, one of time. what will it look like in 2014? >> general barry mccaffrey, our thanks for joining us tonight. >>> despite our fascination over their work, navy s.e.a.l.s shunned publicity

in other words, delta delta delta's going to help you help you help you. >> rush week rush week got tosh week. going greek, going greek, yeah. fun fun fun fun. looking forward to our big day. >> people are making all kinds of snarky comments on line about this video and all sororities in general. it's all stick to your keg parties this and eat a baked potato that. there's one thing i have to say to all the skeptics. i'll let chris crocker say it. >> leave betty alone! >> yes, i know he was talking about britney spears but i think it's totally appropriate. according to the latest gallup poll, 84% of sorority girls are in fact named britney. so leave them alone. those university of alabama sorority rappers are the fiercest, the toughest, the -- oh, wait. hang on this. just in from the kapp kappa kappa gamma house at the university of florida. ♪ we're living in a sorority

overcast gives way to sunshine if you are closer to the delta.tomorrow things kick into a cooler gear. drizzle takes us into the weekend and probably early next week. the fog bank is still there and has been compressed and was thick for a while but lifted, looks cooler away from the coast, the breeze has doubled compared to where it was a few days ago. strong system moving into the pacific northwest, we get these systems and another one moves in and we are at that time of year where it is stronger and stronger. the cooling trends may bring us to early next week and the seven-day forecast looks like it will be on the cool side. again the lows for the longest time have been in this range and have not changed much. the delta was 15-mile-per-hour winds and that is a cooling trends. systems coming out of the gulf of alaska will settle on the west coast, the fog near the coast is very reluctant and slow to go back. 60s and 70s inland and we are saying goodbye to a lot of the 90s but there will be a sea breeze for many. about the same fog with your week

in other words, delta delta delta's going to help you help you help you. >> rush week rush week got toh week. going greek, going greek, yeah. fun fun fun fun. looking forward to our big day. >> people are making all kinds of snarky comments on line about this video and all sororities in general. it's all stick to your keg parties this and eat a baked potato that. there's one thing i have to say to all the skeptics. i'll let chris crocker say it. >> leave betty alone! >> yes, i know he was talking about britney spears but i think it's totally appropriate. according to the latest gallup poll, 84% of sorority girls are in fact named britney. so leave them alone. those university of alabama sorority rappers are the fiercest, the toughest, the -- oh, wait. hang on this. just in from the kappa kappa gamma house at the university of florida. ♪ we're living in a sorority world and i am a kappa kappa gamma girl. >> sorry, university of alabama, you may not be the baddest on the block after all. but thanks for giving us such a rush. all you alabama slammers, welcome to the first ever pledge clas

and i include in that the army rangers and the delta force. people are just fine-tunes. >> when notified, president obama issued condolences. their deaths are 0 remind are of the extraordinary sacrifices made bid the men and women of the military and their families. the seals carry out covert and perilous missions daily inia. of note, the raid that killed osama bin laden in may. while she's seals -- these seals william from seal team six, they were not involved in that mission. while this is a devastating loss for seal team six, there's a large contingent left. each team has 12 members in teams of 40. this incident is being investigated by nato to determine if the taliban was in fact involved. >> alan: top officials at standard & poors spent today defending their conversation to downgrade the united states' credit rating and the obama administration claims it was hasty and based on faulty math. they lowered the rating from aaa to aa-plus, concluding that the country will face difficulty getting its debt under control. the first ever downgrade

remembering delta blues man "honeyboy" edwards. and rare new video of 9/11 when the cbs news continues. >> pelley: there may be an important clue today in the hunt for ousted libyan dictator moammar qaddafi. the rebels have captured a soldier who says he saw qaddafi say good-bye to his family. barry petersen is our man in libya. >> reporter: it was friday and libyan government soldiers commanded by qaddafi's son khamis had retreated to this base in tripoli where qaddafi's last frantic moments in power may have played out. 17-year-old soldier abu salim's job was protected by khamis while traveling in convoys. now a prisoner, abu salim says he was just yards away from khamis when a dictatorship ended. about 1:30 in the afternoon, an ordinary car pulls up, nothing fancy that would attract attention. inside: moammar qaddafi joined shortly after by his heavily pregnant daughter aisha. "qaddafi" said abu salim "looked calm." >> reporter: during a 15 minute meeting qaddafi hands over the army to khamis, then there's an intense family fare

. >>> the delta counsel wants delta levees use. they want enforcement flow. and calls for low water to be conserved by farms and cities. >>> mark tamia joins us now. everyone is thinking about the weekend. summer is wrapping up it better be a good one. >> yes. the temperatures not changing too much. there will be one cooler day in the up coming weekend. we will have that for you in kpháing up in a bit. right now, highs for the day. rain-chilling weekend. warmest locations on the warm side. upper 80s towards fairfield. san jose in the lower 80s around 81. and fog already off shore and low cloud deck will continue to be a factor. at least for 37ing it will be tornado warning -- for this evening it will be targeting the bay. we will have drizzle coast side towards pacificca and half-moon bay tomorrow morning. here is a look at the lows. first thing as you can see for your saturday most areas starting out in the 50s. santa rosa, antioch, 57. and san francisco in the lower 50s right around 53. not a big change for tomorrow morning. we have been talking about the l

>> reporter: delta airlines alone has to help 100,000 stranded passengers. it canceled another 400 flights today. >> what time was your departure? we try to find flights as fast as we can. sometimes we have to call another airline, even though they are experiencing the same problems. >> reporter: not everyone is going to get out today? >> not everyone is going to get out. >> reporter: 13,600 flights across the country were grounded. some travelers may have to wait until the end of the week to get where they want to go. mark rosenker is a transportation analyst. >> aircraft right now may be in the wrong airports, the crews may well be in the wrong cities. all of these have to be put back together in a sequenced fashion. >> reporter: getting back on track was a challenge across the northeast. new york subways reopened, but first, inspectors had to walk all 660 miles of track. washed-out tracks, fallen trees, and mudslides still blocked commuter lines. and amtrak still has no service between boston and philadelphia. >> the flight is on time. >> reporter: for ta

the delta council is proposing rules on river flows, fees for utilities that depend on the delta levees and more conservation from farmers. the plan will be the focus of an environmental impact study, which must be completed by december. >>> a football player injured during a football game has come out of a five-week coma. they say he can list per a little bit. he's starting to remember some of what happened to him. he's been discharged from san francisco general hospital. he is at an undisclosed rehabilitation facility. the investigation into exactly what happens continues. >>> families of those swept over yosemitety's vernal falls have launched -- falls have launched a petition. they are hoping ascent can be be picked up. the three college students -- hoping a scent can be picked up. the three college students' bodies could be under the falls, until after the water recedes, it's reported. >>> former phone company technician, kim fahee, has been dismantling what he calls phone hinge west. it's in the sparsely populated town of acton in los angeles county. he was convicted in a -- on a

highway 4, a smooth drive past the delta area.ater, i think we had delta and dawn, whales going through the area. a smooth drive through the walnut creek interchange. looking at a pleasant drive as well through the maze and approaching the bay bridge. too early for the metering lights to be on. 880 with the live picture there, still has the closure because of the investigation that christie is following on the off ramp. back to you. >> we'll continue to cover that throughout the morning as well. well, coming up from cold case to case closed, an arrest 20 years after the trail went cold and lawmakers accused of stealing from the town of bell may have also stolen from you. the northern california link to a southern california salary scandal. for your news and weather and traffic you can check us out on facebook. >> reporter: new this morning, a dramatic rescue of two women from their burning home. good morning. i'm marla tellez. i'm going to have the story live from san francisco coming up. >> reporter: breaking news out of oakland

now airline workers trying to organize non-union companies like delta airlines will be able to form a union if they win a majority of the votes cast in a union certification election. william gould ran the national labor relations board under president bill clinton and says the change means airline workers will be treated like every other worker trying to form a union. >> all require a majority of those actually voting. >> reporter: that's one side of the argument. on the other side, house republicans see the voting rules as another front in a political war with the obama administration and its labor union allies. in recent debates, republicans point out the rule change makes it easier to create a union, but doesn't allow workers to vote to leave a union. >> what's proposed as fairness is the height of unfair. >> reporter: so house republicans are insisting any legislation reauthorizing the federal aviation administration reinstate the old voting rules. that's how airfare taxes become a fight over organized labor. democratic senators say they won't give in to house republicans, especi

american transportation association, which is the legacy of the big airlines association, and that delta in particular wanted to have a -- pass a clean bill of extension. well, see, that doesn't work, mr. president. you can't just say -- so easy to say, we'd like to have it pass. but it's much too late to do anything about it. there were no phone calls to any people. so the whole thing is really a sham. it's very painful. it's potentially very threatening to west virginia. and i, therefore, object. mrs. hutchison: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from texas. mrs. hutchison: mr. president, i have not wanted to pursue this issue because the debt ceiling issue has absorbed all of the air in the room and in the united states, as it should. it's a huge priority. but i have to set the record straight a little bit about how this came about. first of all, let me say, i agree with the house position. i would reverse the n.m.b. decision because i think it's wrong. however, what happened here is that after 20 extensions of the f.a.a. bill because of disagreements on several issues,

it will get much more extensive into saturday and sunday but for tomorrow is edging into the delta and inland valleys. all the way through the north bay and the later morning hours it will add to the cooling trend into tomorrow. fog is sitting over oakland and hayward, into the 10:00 hour and also in the north bay and back to san francisco on the coastline for the afternoon. we will not see warm temperatures for the next few days all the way through the weekend. here's a look at tomorrow's afternoon highs, no 9076 san jose '60s and '70s for the bayshores 62 half moon bay 82 at antioch. here's a look to your kron47 their route of a forecast. cooler conditions through the weekend as we head into monday and tuesday, less fog is expected that means warmer temperatures getting back into the '90s are inland valleys. >> there are just a few more days left to enter the mom's night out sweepstakes taking place on our facebook fan page. while looking, her friends will join the giants battling to the padres. and we will show you how to enter go to the kron4 facebook fan page look a medical topic

even a sea breeze out to the delta. when the sacramento national weather service talks about the delta breeze you know it's in place. look at that system spinning out of the gulf of alaska. the high pressure system works its way west and says i'm out of here and goes back to the east. lots of fog on the coast. a lot of 70s and 80s inland. 60s to 80s with 70s between. 82 morgan hill. 78 san jose. cupertino 79. 73 redwood city. and daly city only at 60. i think it cools us right back down into the week. >>> down to the wire. why people that work in real estate here in the bay area are closely watching the debt ceiling drama playing out in washington, d.c.. >>> also what is shaking this morning in the bad business empire rupert murdoch? new developments from the fallout of his company's scandal. [ female announcer ] sweet honey taste. 80 calories per serving. 40% daily value of fiber. i'm here in the downtown area where the crowd is growing. [ female announcer ] watching calories at breakfast never tasted this sweet... i'l

not much of a delta breeze. then down towards the south bay, it is really shallow and it will burn off fast. by the coast, we'll keep it cool. now inland, it will be warm, it's going to be hot. fog on the coast though. yesterday, there was hardly any today. and today there was a lot out there. hot inland temperatures, so we will be going some 50s, 60s, 70s, and then the low 90s inland as temperatures start to work their way up a little bit each day here to probably thursday. i think that we'll see a cooldown as the system moves in to the north on saturday and there are signs next week. starting sunday, i should say that they will be warming up. >> it is 7:27. a new scandal tied to the san bruno pipeline disaster. the very serious allegations in a new settled report. >>> we're live in san francisco where the federal government is now getting involved in bart cell phone controversy. which questions thatinvestigators have for bart. >>> a new missing persons case again, putting the island nation of aruba back in the

so here's the delta where the fog is pushing into right now.u will notice we still have some fog in our east bay and all along the north bay and peninsula. it will be slow to clear. we are talking once again late clearing from the san mateo coast and the marine coast. san francisco in the upper 50s of the west side. but the financial district will see some 60s, low 60s, but for the most part will see the widespread 70s around the bay. eventually into the early part of the week we will see some of those 80s inching our way. but as one trough lifts out you notice the thunderstorms up to the north. still we have this other system here and that will keep some low clouds and fog as we begin the work week. after that we will clear out today and once again look for temperatures a little bit below the average. east of us, though, we are warming up into the 90s from the san joaquin valley, 96 in fresno into the low 80s in los angeles. the fog pulls back throughout the day. a nice afternoon. 103 in vegas. back home temperatures mainly in the upper 70s he

delta will begin issuing refunds to passengers as a result of the funding impasse. it would give tax refunds for customers and overpaid for their tickets. other airlines are just keeping the money. >> following breaking news, the senate has begun voting on the debt deals. a live look on the senate floor. they need 60 votes to pass and more than 60 senators said that they will vote to make it happen. we will continue to follow these live pictures into the kron 4 news room. president barack obama will be addressing the nation, we will carry that for you live. kron 4 morning news will be right back. >> in amber over that had been issued yesterday's for this 16 year-old antioch boy has been cancelled. the boy is fine. he was taken during an armed robbery at a barbershop. the suspect is still on the list. high debt deadline is quickly upon us. the deal has passed the house. we're waiting on the senate and then moved to the president. >> we are live in san leandro. in ongoing police investigation here in marijuana grow. in a residential neighborhood. >> 60 senators did pa

delta. delta wants to have this law changed so that works for their advantage. and the interesting thing is delta has four times unions have tries i can try to unionize delta. four times they have failed. and i don't know what's in it for them, but it's an anti-worker agenda which is driving them. and the rest of us are trying to get a very, very complex faa bill past. if they did a clean bill of extension today, you know, people would be paid, we could go ahead, we could proceed. we've always done clean extensions. it's the only -- we've had 20, as leader reid said, we've had 20, now on the 21st at all the have to put attachments to it. but their agenda is very clear. my agenda is very clear. my view towards an organization of workers is that's between a company and the union. it's not a thing to do with the federal government. so back to my original point, it's so easy to solve. the clean bill of extension that allows us to get back, if they would have concrete, we were concrete 100 days ago in the senate. they will not point, but if they go along with a clean

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one isn't, delta. >> an anti-worker agenda of one airline, delta airlines, that's what this is all about and that's what the republicans in the house said. >> congressman jim moran, democrat of virginia, joins us now from capitol hill. good afternoon, sir. >> good afternoon. >> what on earth is the congress doing going off on holiday leaving an important agency in partial shutdown, endangering at least $1 billion in tax revenue from ticket sales tax and with tens of thousands of construction workers unable to work? what are they doing? >> you know, you can't make this stuff up. it was in a work of fiction you wouldn't believe it. it is the epitome of dysfunctionality to think that in order to eliminate a program that costs $160 million you're going to lose revenue costing the government $200 million a week. it will be over $1 billion by the time we get back after labor day and you're telling 74,000 families that they will not have a paycheck for the next 50 days, so we talk about jobs. we talk about trying to balance the budget, and then we act like this, to cost the government $1 billio

per hour in the delta. take a look at the fog out there tomorrow morning. spreading down into the bayshores in the overnight hours. not all the way down to the south bay i think we will see some brief fog down there. it will scale back and it will be a little slower to clear in the peninsula back to the coastline tomorrow afternoon. we could see some fog lingered through the later afternoon hours it will not clear up is quite as good as it did today. looking like this tomorrow. into our inland valleys, the temperatures remain in the upper 80s for the most part. as we head over to the east bayshores, temperatures are for the most part in the '70s. >> again, the fog will linger in a little longer out there tomorrow afternoon. for the north bay locations '70s and '80s expected. it will be breezy in fairfield, breezy along the delta out there tomorrow. tomorrow, the conditions are on the warmer side. thursday and friday will have more dense fog. it will stick with us through the weekend and partially into next week. >> and kimberlee sakamoto with today's editio

but a breeze, the carquinez, to the delta means cooler pattern.se of that system dropping down. you can see it right there beginning to move in. high pressure well to the south -- well to the west. we're on the receiving end of that with -- with the southern end of it. low clouds, cool and breezy for some. there's always some areas by the coast. 50s, 60s with that onshore wind. st. helena calistoga, not too bad. a lot of 80s and 70s in between 50 -- with 50s and 60s. livermore at 80. walnut creek, alamo, la fayette 78. 66 oakland. 72 castro valley. 75 milpitas. gilroy hit the 80s. sunnyvale at 75. palo alto will be right there along with redwood city. san mateo 72. san francisco, pacifica, half moon bay. >>> 7:43. an important warning in the great outdoors. the frightening attack that's led to a grizzly bear alert at a popular national park. >>> and "newsweek" has ranked the 25 happiest colleges in the country and the bay area has three schools on the list. >>> taking a live look at the big board on wall street, numbers are down this morning. one

up and down a delta air plane from madison, wisconsin to atlanta, georgia.ers were screaming. eventually it ended up in the lavatory and delta said it could not find the animal on board once they reached the ground. >> a two-car crash as this happened in washington d.c.. we will play this one more time in slow motion keep your eye on the bottom of the screened. that white car hit the dark car and it moved all over taking that dark car moved it with it. the driver was able to walk away with no serious injuries in this crash. >> take a look at this. recovering from the woman's car in florida. hamishe heard the sound of chirping in she thought that it was killed but it was actually alive! firefighters are able to free this bird and say it. stay with us, more news after this quick break. >> welcome back. perhaps this was more emotional than rational like kraft macaroni and cheese. there are opportunities for corrections like this. >> this weather in the uncertainty on wall street the winner-- >> this is partially based on the autonomy but north north africa, the