without the dam, you would not have perennial irrigation in the delta.ou would not have three cropping seasons. but there's a downside-- you are holding back silt, so those nutrient-rich water which used to come every year during the flood no longer comes. so this has resulted in increased dependency on fertilizers, on the additions to chemicals to the land. not only are these expensive, but there's an environmental cost as well. narrator: one such cost is a kind of pollution called salinization. salinization occurs most often in arid climates like egypt. in the hot, dry air, surface water evor quickly bere it can sink down into the soil, leaving behind whatever mineral surfcontent was in the water. the salinization in this field is extreme and obvious. the problem is widespread, with damaging levels of salinization affecting as much as 50% of egypt's farmland. but despite the problems, the sunny climate, nile waters and rich soils here remain highly productive. agriculture is a major component of egypt's economy and its largest employer. the peasant far

this delta t is interesting. if you have small delta t, small changes in temperature, it turns out--i heard this some years ago. if you have a frog, a frog cannot discern small changes in temperature. if you put a frog in a pan of water, and then put that water on a hot plate. turn the hot plate on. and heat the water up very, very slowly. the frog will not discern the small temperature changes. and the frog, i heard, will just sit there and boil alive. i heard that, being the science type, i had to try it. [laughter] so it's in ecology, went up to the biology lab, third floor, i picked out a frog, "hi, harry." and i put that frog in a little pan, okay? so ain't that frog and so-- up there anyway. that frog was gonna get right up in the head, anyway, okay? i put the--and i made a deal with the frog. "froggy, if you survive this, i'll put you outside "with the seagulls. i mean, i'll put you outside for freedom, all right?" and i put the frog in there, and i put him in the hot plate and i watch, i watch, i watch an

the delta land is ideally suited to growing rice.t in the late 1970s, vieam was onhe verge of mine. translator: i grew only one crop a year. because there was no irrigation, there wasn't enough water to grow more than one crop. so we didn't procenough. ator wngomed byaywaed changes since then have turned vietnam ieffective irrigation rgesland management and accesthe benefits ofets arits physical environment. before 1988, rice in vietnam was produced by collectives. individual farmers had little responsility for their land and virtually no incentive ( man speaking vietnamesey) translator: in the collective system, faers are just hired hands. everything they produce becomes the collective's property. the collective then tries to sell the produce narrator: in the 1990sa market-oriente "contract system" was installed. the collectives were disnded, reinstating the individual farmer as tinchpi of rice production. translator: in the contract system, the farmers profit from whatever they produce; they're wholly entitled to the fruits of thei

the journey through the mangroves in the countries arms of the delta is scary. because huge areas where oil spread. thick layer of black oil that covers the entire surface of the water below which all life is totally disappeared. kilometer after kilometer of mangrove are affected and yet no scientific mission has ever yet come into these territories and. the six black smoke is rising over the mangroves. we've arrived at last. as we approach the men flee. love of those in our boat call to them reassuring upward. if a refinery. an illegal refinery under the open sky. men distill crude oil. they're handed amidst the steam the top on the risks of explosion. men who've welded together a few counties to make stills. and who feed the fire by tossing bowls of oil onto it. it's an apocalyptic scene on the dying palm trees. the men live here d.t.'s. sleep here and die here. todd up from the inside. to. download the official publication. choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorites. t.v. is now required to watch all its hear all you need is your mobile devi

to all parts of the delta's shore. the mississippi river has built one of the largest deltas in the world. nearly 40,000 square kilometers of land have been added to the state of louisiana due to the astonishing power of the mississippi river and its enormous amount of sediment. one million tons of silt, sand, and clay are added to the mississippi delta each day, giving the river its nickname-- the big muddy. the mississippi could not have created this much land if it had stayed in one channel. the southern part of the river has changed course many times over an area some 300 kilometers wide. the key to these changes is the river's natural tendency to follow the path of least resistance, which is almost always the shortest route to the sea. the mississippi follows a single channel until gradually its channel fills with sediment. at that point, the river easily overtops its banks during periods of high discharge. when that happens, it is free to find a more direct route to the gulf, until, of course, the lengthy cycle b

delta airplane that we arrive pretty frequently they actually gave incentives to employees to go to washington d.c. and lobby one of the things that they offered was cheaper flying it's upgrades to first class they said if you want to go to washington before it's free flights there you go if you want to go to washington d.c. you want to lay a lobby for us against an anti union bill against the federal air and ministration and you you feel free to do that and we will get you there so it's not only against or for presidential candidates it's also against unions that these companies are offering incentives yet delta was certainly a company that has done some of this in lobbying for an anti-union bill and last year delta push the referee. i'm in georgia where they're trying to get workers to vote for delta was really defensive today in the atlanta journal constitution saying that they haven't quite been engaged in this direct electioneering so companies are more wary of this and i think there is a big backlash you know not at a nonunion company like delta but in terms of brand i think i

for presidential candidates it's also against unions that these companies are offering incentives delta was certainly a company that has done some of this in lobbying for an anti-union bill and last year delta push a referendum in georgia where they're trying to get workers to vote for delta was really defensive today in the atlanta journal constitution saying that they haven't quite been engaged in this direct electioneering so companies are wary of this and i think there is a big backlash you know not at a nonunion company like delta but in terms of brand i think it really hurts but if you look at all the small business owners who are nonunion i think you're going to see a lot of intimidation and is there any way to solve this very quickly. folks or members of the union that can protect themselves everybody else here and i have to listen to the lessons of the speeches all right mike alkali labor journalist thank you so much for joining us we appreciate your opinion and while we are on the topic of elections and voting washington d.c. is the symbol of american power and freedom but as

. >> the river flows peacefully through its delta down to the adriatic. it reaches croatia after winding its way through neighboring bosnia and herzegovina, but these waters are under threat. this environmentalist is paying a visit to people who live in the croatian part of the delta. most people here grow fruit and vegetables or work in the tourist trade. >> i am trying to live like my father did, but for how much longer? a big catastrophe is coming to the valley, and it is becoming a desert. >> others agree there are reasons for concern. >> people are afraid or angry. >> afraid about what? >> that we will lose water, and water means life in here. >> it is the fresh water that is so important. it feeds in from several sources and is what keeps the river delta so lush, despite the fact that it is right next to the salty mediterranean. the fresh water comes from these mountains in neighboring bosnia- herzegovina. more precisely, in a semi- independent entity within bosnia that is populated predominantly by serbs. for decades now, some of the water from the

delta bought its own refinery not all that long ago. right? >> yep. but unfortunately, it's one of the refineries that's more or less in the path of the storm. it's right there in pennsylvania. it is not a coastal refinery, judge, but nonetheless this will be impacted by that. and that was more or less a hedge, of course, so that they could not be held hostage by the other jet fuel makers. that's not like they ship from that point to the rest of the airports around the country. but that's a very good point. they're the only airline with that right now. >> delta does have a considerable presence in -- at laguardia airport here as well as obviously its hub down in atlanta. j.j., there's already major questions about the nation's airlines and the business not being all that great. getting a boost from lower oil prices in the last several weeks, but this probably can't help things. >> no, it can't. but actually jon just talked about the airlines. based on what phil said in his report about them not really rebooking as many flights as they would have liked

delta airlines already one of the many feeling that impact.au is live at his operations center in atlanta for us. phil? >> sue, delta along with other airlines announcing a new round of cancellations. we'll run those down in just a little bit. put this into perspective how many cancellations we've seen. starting with yesterday, the most impacted airport was newark and the total number. cancellations, about 1,300. today 6,800 flights canceled. philly being the most affected airport. this number we are focusing on for tomorrow -- 2,594 flight cancellations but that number will go considerably higher. delta is now canceling all flights out of laguardia through tuesday at 8:00 p.m. eastern. all international flights out of jfk are also canceled through tomorrow night. united canceling all flights at its three new york airports through tuesday night, and american suspending operations at nine airports, including the big three in new york, through wednesday midday. now the financial impact of sandy is something that wall street is focused on. too ea

here's the red flag warning extended if the carquinez strait, delta, napa, sonoma, lake county, diablorange, hills of east bay. because of that, we are looking at relative humidity dropping between 20 and into the teens through tomorrow. sunny and hot, we'll get the sea breeze tomorrow night for the game at candlestick there will be a little breeze and a few puffs of clouds perhaps. then the cooler pattern takes over the entire bay area over the weekend. really we are going to start that friday. 60s tonight with upper 60s towards the delta, very mild evening. the set-up is high pressure center off the coast, also to the north and east of us, upper layers of the atmosphere when high pressure cell is pushing down and the wind flow is around that, we are looking at winds to real lay lou for the warming to happen from the coast to the inland valleys and dry things out even further. temperatures in the 70s now, 10° of warming in san jose for high of 86. no records there. numbers here in the mid 80s, 85 redwood city, san francisco, upper 70s even could top out around 80 in the north bay toda

the journey through the mangroves in the countries arms of the delta is scary. because huge areas where oil spread. thick layer of black oil that covers the entire surface of the water below which all life is totally disappeared. kilometer after kilometer of mangrove are affected and yet no scientific mission has ever yet come into these territories and. the six black smoke is rising over the mangroves. we've arrived at last. as we approach the men fully. love all those in our boat call to them reassuring upward. a refinery. an illegal refinery under the open sky. here men distill crude oil their flow they're handed amidst the steam and the risks of explosion. men who've welded together a few cams to make stills. and who feed the fire by tossing bowls of oil onto it. it's an apocalyptic scene on the dying trees. remain live here d.t.'s lead sleep here and die here. todd up on the inside. leg. length. my parents really truly honestly believe that what had happened was as a result of my father's exposure to agent words i was born with multiple problems. i was miss

here's the red flag warning extended if the carquinez strait, delta, napa, sonoma, lake county, diabloange, hills of east bay. because of that, we are looking at relative humidity dropping between 20 and into the teens through tomorrow. sunny and hot, we'll get the sea breeze tomorrow night for the game at candlestick there will be a little breeze and a few puffs of clouds perhaps. then the cooler pattern takes over the entire bay area over the weekend. really we are going to start that friday. 60s tonight with upper 60s towards the delta, very mild evening. the set-up is high pressure center off the coast, also to the north and east of us, upper layers of the atmosphere when high pressure cell is pushing down and the wind flow is around that, we are looking at winds to real lay lou for the warming to happen from the coast to the inland valleys and dry things out even further. temperatures in the 70s now, 10° of warming in san jose for high of 86. no records there. numbers here in the mid 80s, 85 redwood city, san francisco, upper 70s even could top out around 80 in the north bay today

delta air lines is one of the many airlines already feeling the impact.l lebeau is live outside of the delta operations center in atlanta. phil, good morning. what does it look like? >> carl, it looks like it's a matter of hours before delta makes a decision in terms of whether or not they extend the flight cancellations through tomorrow afternoon and into wednesday morning. we'll have more about that in a bit. with when we talk about flight cancellations in the northeast, take a look at all of the hubs, not just for delta but for all of the airlines that are impacted here. you can start in d.c. united and u.s. airways with a hub there. u.s. airways has a hub in philadelphia. no flights out of philadelphia today. newark, new jersey, jetblue. delta at jfk and laguardia. american, united. the impact is substantial. here's how the flight cancellations break down. yesterday, 1,300. most affected airport was newark. today the most affected airport is philadelphia with more than 1,200 cancellations. look at the number for tomorrow. this is the most important. 2

airlines you like in particular delta, allegiant and alaska.ike these and why are they better than the rest. >> a number of airlines are good. delta is still up it year i don't know what this airline has to do to get the incremental investor. everything is going very well in this industry. fiscal on capacity. delta. ancillary fees are profitable. oil refinery turning out to be a wild success. ashley: expanding into asia. >> probably soon to be announced joint venture with korean air which is a great hub for beyond points in asia. they're getting the balance sheet in pretty good shape which i think should expand the equity multiple, probably. ashley: there has been increase in airline regulation as you know this year. >> yes. ashley: how does that impact the industry? >> so it's the most sort of pseudo shadow regulated nonregulated industry that we know off. obviously because a lot of consumers touch it annually. we'll see what happens after the election. i think that will be a big deal. if you have a democratic white house and both chambers of

gusty winds by the delta detailed look at your forecast coming up. >>> nice day.t a lot of people will play hooky to watch the game not suggesting it, just predicting it. i'm kristen sze. >>> and i'm eric thomas. right now team oracle is assessing damage after catamaran flipped yesterday. >> reporter: i just talked with the spokeswoman for the team she was able to confirm that the wreck of the yacht was towed back to pier 80 overnight. while you look at this video from sky 7 hd of that wreckage i can give you more details from what she told me. she says the wing which is the fixed sail, the vertical sail that goes up from the catamaran the wing is in pieces and right now the crew is assessing damage done. the 8 to 10 million dollars catamaran flipped during practice near the golden gate bridge yesterday afternoon around 3:00. here's the team's techtician describesing what it was like. >> scar pretty much -- scary, i was lucky i was able to hold on and we made our way down. >> reporter: none of the 13 crew members were hurt, good news. the moment was captured on ho

police are on the scene of an accident on delta fair and turner school.ree vehicles are involved. they also tell us that two women and a little boy were injured. but they've not bon -- been curve can -- confirmed whether those -- >> the suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi is expected to find out today if he will keep his job. supervisors are set to vote in a special meeting starting at 2:00 this afternoon. america was abused last year. president obama is in suspect. he is expected to head out to ohio. allie rasmus is in front of the hotel. >> reporter: also lined up along metal barricades. you can see a number of tourists and residents, stopping hoping to get a -- to catch a glimpse of the president. out in front of the intercontinental, the street is still closed. in fact, the street has been closed since last night. you can see some secret service vehicles parked out front. the president's scheduled to depart sfo at 9:25 after wrapping up a fund-raising trip. yesterday, there were 6,000 people who stood inp -- who stood this line for hours. they paid -- th

>>megyn: delta now issuing a little credit so that we will fly delta again. indeed, i will. thanks for watching, what would shepard smith do? >>shepard: what does you get regarding credit? >>megyn: 10,000 points? i didn't think to ask for it but i got $500. they heard us mention it to several million people. >>shepard: my hope was maybe this is the sort of thing delta does all time, they are on time, they have the best performance lately. >>megyn: if anyone screws you over it, follow us on twitter. >>shepard: good do see you. the news begins anew on "studio b" today. brought to you by delta. not really. president obama and governor romney are staying out of the spotlight busy preparing for the presidential debate tomorrow. round two could have major impact on the race which is tied nationally. the 14-year-old girl from the taliban shot in the head because she told them she wanted women to get educated is getting medical treatment in the united kingdom. what in the world? the pictures are great, we are proud of him and all of that, but 24 miles in a fall? wait until you see t

we are talking about the delta lack agent reduced visibility. it's 25 degrees in truckie this morning. definitely feeling like winder out there. with all the warm air, the snow we had from last week melting quickly in the sierra nevada. let's get you caught up on hurricane sandy right now. it continues to be about 395 miles south of new york city and it parallels the southeast coast. this storm will be converging with the cold front, exploding over much of the mid-atlantic and the northeast in the next 24 hours. it's going to merge with that cold front there. so as it takes that left-hand turn, it just blossoms and we are looking at a huge storm surge, prolonged rains, hurricane force winds from new york city and even up through main and then southward throughout washington d.c. and then behind it, of course, the colder air, the snow from west virginia, ohio, western new york. so it will be a very big storm. we will be watching it closely in the next 24 to 48 hours as it impacts millions of people. live doppler 7 hd very quiet out there. some lo

. >>> it is pretty nice outside now in our east bay a little wind blowing by the delta, 70 antioch, gusty wind at 36 miles an hour, downtown still a lot of grey out there, as we head out with the grey conditions it is going to take a while to clear you can tell that overcast is with us we'll peek out into sunshine in parts of the bay san francisco i should say. weather is next. >>> also, the humanitarian side of the military. why local officials climbed onboard a navy ship today. >>> later, helping victims of domestic violence. the event going >>> look up in the skies this afternoon over the bay and you might spot the blue angels. this is a live picture of the amphibious assault ship docked along the embarcadero in san francisco where the mayor officially welcomed the navy's arrival where amy hollyfield joins us live. >> reporter: good morning. fleet week is about the blue angels, let's be honest the highlight. local officials want you to know that fleet week is more than just an air show. they say step onboard the uss macon island to learn more. this floating city was too busy to visit s

dan was the delta force member and the youngest delta force sniper ever.t might not mean much to you guys but at 25 to be in delta for sandia sniper and be in that position to be that squared away, that calm under fire and that good, a christian guy that no matter what went that he was the guy you turned to is pretty remarkable. recently i had been in contact with his son. imagination son who is not even out of diapers who is now playing baseball in college. and missed all of that. hollywood is not going to show you that because it doesn't sell seats. the reason i bring that up is don't rely on hollywood or any of these billionaires' or movie stars or most of these politicians to tell you the truth about what is going on in the world. this is something you got to do yourself. this is something you owe yourself as americans. when you get up in the morning and turn the water on and it comes out and you don't even think about electricity, you've got to learn for yourself what you are passionate about, learn for yourself what is really going on in the world an

there is a red flag warning for the delta on wednesday.et us take a look at what we can expect for the next couple of days. widespread 80s. thursday, 90's and was the 80s for the bayshore. and the coast off. continuing to track our conditions, we will see that this trend will continue for most of the day tomorrow. >> at&t park is going to be getting six on the sunday. >> still to come to latest comments on the president and mitt romney about their second debate. and some of the victims of the colorado theater shooting are suing. who should share the blame in that deadly massacre. [ male announcer ] sizzler's classic tri-tip and endless salad bar for $11.99. we start with tri-tip that's cut fresh daily, add in seasonal salads, soups, and sweet treats. sizzler. >>pam: the state of ohio cannot restrict early voting to just military families. this is great for the obama campaign and that wanted to get these restrictions that shut down. this double- wanted to eliminate early voting with the exception of military members and their families. howe

. >>> it i prettyice tside now inur east by alittle windlowing by t delta, 70 antioch, gusty wind at6 miles an hour, downtown still a lot of grey out there, as we head out with the grey conditions it is going to take a while to clear you can tell that overcast is with us we'll peek out into sunshine in parts of the bay san francisco i should say. weather is next. >>> also, the humanitarian side of the military. why local officials climbed onboard a navy ship today. >>> later, helping victims of >>> later, helping victims of domestic vi did you know dentures are ten times softer than natural teeth and can be easily scratched? they may also have surface pores, where odor-causing bacteria can grow. that's why dentures require special care. make polident® part of your daily routine. polident's unique microclean formula cleanses gently. it releases antimicrobial agents, including active oxygen, to kill ninety-nine-point-nine percent of odor causing bacteria and reduce plaque. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture, use polident® everyday. this has been medifacts for polident®. >>> look

it's the size of the country the niger delta region that's the object of envy. a geological insult that is overflowing with excellent quality oil. thousands of drillings licensed to the oil companies of the whole world pierce the country's ground on land and at sea link together by pipelines that run through the mangroves in the sea in every direction. today nigeria is the largest oil producing country in africa the scene of a banquet between companies. after arriving by helicopter and after the regulation search patrick one of the two managers takes over from his colleague john francois his back to back in offshore speak. an engineer turned manager of a nigerian father under maltese mother patrick is one of the rare employees of the company to hold such a post. on the schedule to produce one hundred sixty three thousand barrels a day for next month we're dealing with large volumes of it which is very very flammable is more flammable than normal oil and also we have lots volumes of gas a type of. it's a total system so we kind of leak. if we have meat and there'

delta, a key operator in the northeast hopes to start flights from laguardia tomorrow. >> the rebuilding does begin, but problems persist. let's get right to our team coverage, starting with scott cohn in lower manhattan. good evening, scottie. >> they got the first day of trading in without a hitch, and that in itself is an accomplishment. but in many ways, things are about to get more complicated. they're still pumping water out of this city and there's still almost no power in the lower part of manhattan. and then there's the issue of getting around. no subway service, of course. if you want to drive in from the suburbs or the outer bureaus, you're going to have to car pool because there are restrictions. and then there's the whole issue of gas. it is not easy to come by. my colleague has that part of the story. brian? >> reporter: it's after 7:00 p.m. here in new hyde park, long island, and we are talking 30, 35 minutes, hour-long wait just to get gas. we shot video just before dark to give you an impression of what's going on. the first question you might ask is why do they need gas

the low clouds along the coast and the delta.ying this weather for the next several days beforing things begin to change and high pressure slides to the east of us. right now it's 54 in fairfield, 57 in san francisco. some pretty mild numbers from the upper 50s mountain view, 51 in san jose yesterday. you dropped to the upper 40s." so we are anywhere from two to five degrees warmer in some spots, 6 degrees warming this morning compared to yesterday in fremont. with the atmosphere retaining some of the moisture, we are looking at more sunshine today and warmth out there. we will look for the numbers today to be just on the other side of 80 degrees, although that sea breeze is going to pick up and cool off our coast by the afternoon hours and bring the fog back for your monday morning commute. here's the situation. we've got this ridge of high pressure keeping the storm track to the north. with that high pressure ridge protecting us today, bringing the winds from a more milder place, the inland. overall we are looking at the onshor

. >>> and major airlinesip cluding united and delta are wave -- airlines including united and delta are waving changing fees and in some cases giving refunds. >>> let's continue with that theme on hurricane sandy. now, the second largest hurricane ever in the atlantic ocean. good evening, everybody. let's take a look at the latest satellite loop where you can see hurricane sandy is lifting up and just scraping by that eastern third of the united states. and at this particular time the hurricane-force winds excontinued out 510 miles. that is covering a lot of real estate. feeling the winds in new york city and jersey. so, where will the landfall be? at this time it looks like it could change but after making a little bit of an eastern move out towards the ocean it goes right back towards landfall around atlantic city and it looks like it wants to hang out this for quite some time with the lowering pressure. we are anticipating a foot of rain. right now the hurricane has winds 75 miles an hour, gusting up to 90. it decreases a little bit. and we are looking at record high storm surplg tha

which consists of low seventies trickling in some of our south bay area along the delta.l start to see much more yellow on your screen indicating where will see the '70s. we do want to focus our attention on the afternoon highs neighborhood by neighborhood. 69 and out of fear is 70 for sunnyvale and santa clara. campbell coming in at 72 degrees are talking mid-70s for antioch. and 65 in san leandro. some later this afternoon for the north bay comfortable conditions there 72 for napa wey dense fog for some of our north bay area especially in the valleys proving for hazardous driving conditions. a pattern of morning fog that afternoon sunshine. temperatures at the seasonal average into the weekend however will see that sunshine temperatures back into the '80s. we will start the next work week for the sickly and hasn't conditions around the bay. >> lot of slow traffic here first off the east bay your ride on 680 and 242 southbound and the trip into walnut creek even in to alamo exceptionally slow this morning. so the 280 ride coming out of san jose it has not yet backed up o

in fact the winds are calm and temperatures are in the mid 50s cool except if you are towards the delta 67 in fairfield. 57 mountain view, warmer day today, we've been talking about it all week upper 60s to mid 70s coast mid 80s bay with low 90s inland and it stop there another hot day on the way. >>> good morning. napa county north 29 on-ramp to 221 shutdown with injury accident. crews on scene. otherwise, a lot of roadwork through marin from san rafael south towards the waldo on to the golden gate bridge one lane to the north span also northbound direction too roadwork there. full san mateo bridge closure starting 10 p.m. friday to 5 a.m. monday you want to use dumbarton, dart or the bay bridge. >>> big bow to oracle's america's cup -- big blow to oracle's america's cup racing team. katie marzullo is live what is the latest? >> reporter: the latest from oracle is that the crew and the boat, what is left of the boat did make it back to pier 80 this morning. it is financesed off too dark to -- it is fenced off, too dark to make visual confirmation, the damage is extensive. it capsized i

here the breezy winds will be confined to higher elevations of the car nine -- carquinez strait and delta° warmer today, 78 in the city, 90 concord, 86 san jose. >>> so far, so good. problem by the -- san mateo east of the highrise the direction headlights are coming, i don't see much slowing i see activity with some sort of emergency vehicle headed westbound we'll follow this potential problem on the san mateo bridge. elsewhere west 580 before eden canyon stall blocking a lane southbound 880 near 16th, stall blocking there as well. >>> target is offering price-matching for upcoming holiday shopping season. it will match prices from several competing sites, including amazon, best buy, toys "r" us and "babies r us" the announcement comes after best buy and toys "r" us say they plan on price matching an -- as well. >>> crime rates in los angeles this past weekend the lowness months the police chief says the journey of the endeavour may have played a role, one million watched the shuttle as it crept along a 12 mile course from l.a.x. to the science center the chief says the it may have contr

we have more on the current even though we have a robust strong breeze out to the delta.ts way increasing fog and it will give us some partly cloudy sides. highs 60s and 70s for many. the west wind is going to be cooler. 60s and 70s and very low 80s. tomorrow we settle in to the 70s. cooling continues and we level off, clouds are clear still partly cloudy skies and breezy. >>> jet blue, how you can win a trip out of the country but it depends on who you vote for in the upcoming election. >> this morning in san jose, police are investigating the 36th homicide of the year and we will tell you about the chaos that erupted at a birthday celebration. >>> good morning, eastbound highway 4, we will give you a rundown on all the troubled spots, stay tuned for more news weather and traffic. cat food. i'm just not a coupon clipper. i buy what i want to buy. can i get a reward for that? [ frank ] introducing something extra from raley's, bel air, and nob hill. you get something extra rewards... ...for the way i shop... for buying the things i like. instant offers, points balance, ri

delta says 60,000 people have had flights canceled.s parking its planes at hubs around the world and assessing when these airports on the east coast will be safe enough for them to start operating again. >> make sure that we don't put any aircraft or people in there overnight to put them in harm's way so that we're clean at the stations with no airplanes to speak of and really most of the customers out of the airport. >> we're back live at the operations center. this is a map on the screen here. the white dots are flights you have to go west to tennessee, kentucky, indiana. that's the only place where we're seeing flights in the eastern half of the u.s. a few way up by maine and new hampshire but you have to go down south by the carolinas before you start to see flights again. we'll be here all day long. again, they're holding the morning operations meeting discussing where sandy is and when they can start scheduling flights again but for now they're canceled at least through tomorrow morning for new york, new jersey, and all of the im

this happened in bay point along the delta regional trail. allen has the story. >>reporter: woman in her 20's told police she was sexually assaulted at knife point around six this morning. she says a machine pulled her in the bushes while she was walking to the pittsburgh bay point bart station less than a mile away. >> he basically threatened her and that he was going to probably further sexually assault her and then she was able to break free. >>reporter: attacker only described as african american man in his 40's wearing all black clothes and riding blue bike. the stretch of the delta regional trail in bay point has quite a reputation. >> when i walk i won't walk by myself no more. >>reporter: she says she was robbed herless year. >> one of them bump me from behind and grab me and threw me down and took my cell phone and stuff i have. >>reporter: wasn't hard to find somebody who was assaulted or knew somebody who was assaulted on thistrail. >> a fiend of mine got jumped 2 years ago and robb. they stole her rse. neighbor o our lives next door couplewee eks ago

this happened in bay point along the delta regional trail. allen has the story. >>reporter: woman in her 20's told police she was sexually assaulted at knife point around six this morning. she says a machine pulled her in the bushes while she was walking to the pittsburgh bay point bart station less than a mile away. >> he basically threatened her and that he was going to probably further sexually assault her and then she was able to break free. >>reporter: attacker only described as african american man in his 40's wearing all black clothes and riding blue bike. the stretch of the delta regional trail in bay point has quite a reputation. >> when i walk i won't walk by myself no more. >>reporter: she says she was robbed herless year. >> one of them bump me from behind and grab me and threw me down and took my cell phone and stuff i have. >>reporter: wasn't hard to find somebody who was assaulted or knew somebody who was assaulted on this trail. >> a friend of mine got jumped 2 years ago and robbed. they stole her purse. neighbor of our lives next door couple wee

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or will infiltrate the delta.emperatures in sacramento 70s. 83 in brentwood, 82 in livermore and the sant claire have a valley much better quality. fire danger always high this time of year but takes a break with a lot more moisture and a lot cooler air. five-day forecast shapes up just like this, gasia. see you tonight on the 10:00 broadcast. we'll update the forecast. >>> okay. see you then. thanks, bill. >>> the national basketball association is laying down the hammer this evening when it comes to flopping. fines players for repeatedly flopping. when a player intentionally falls to the floor to get referees to call a foul. the fine is $5,000 and increases thereafter. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. i'm gasia mikaelian and our conch continues with the 10:00 news and tonight we have a crew at the yard in san jose where there's been an officer-involved shooting plus we'll let you know how the presidential debate turned out. keep in mind we're always here for yo

yesterday they did see henry through out the majority of the bay. '70s for the delta.arts of the north bay as well and that we pushed the clock into the evening hours check out 8:00 p.m. a chilly evening. all that blood flowing into the screen. keeping jack handy and ice water for the afternoon. sixties in the south bay san jose at 66 degrees. cupertino and conditions mid-60's for mountain view 67 on tap for campbell and we could some low seventies for fairfield antioch. six degrees of livermore 67 in castro valley. expect while to cool conditions for east bay shore line 06 is for berkeley and oakland. and check out daily city pretty chilly conditions into the afternoon a 58 degree 3 for those of you heading to that all important oakland a's game against the detroit tigers first pitch at 6, 30 7:00 p.m. a hot game in termsthe the upper seventies a round of bay and the upper 60s for the coast. george. >> the drive times are not quite so bad and the southbound direction. we are still looking at a 242 to 26 minute drive time normally at this time of the morning it would o

united, delta, jetblue and us airways have shut down operations which will have a ripple effect. >> withancellations in major hub cities that affects travelers all over the country. >> reporter: in new york citier where the biggest fear is the storm surge, all subway and bus transportation has been suspended. and hundreds of thousands of new yorkers have been ordered to evacuate from low-lying areas. >> if you don't evacuate, you're just putting your own life -- you're not just putting your own life in danger. you're also putting the lives of first responders who may have to come in and rescue you. >> reporter: stock markets will be closed monday and possibly tuesday. meanwhile, red cross workers are mobilizing across the country and heading east. >> there's no telling what's going to happen. it could be quite a bit of devastation. a lot of flooding. >> got two freezers full of food right now. >> there's no use buying food right now, if the power goes out, you're stuck with that. you might as well stick with reality. >> what can you do, leave the country? >> reporter: thousands are in en

another way delta is more than just a shower.n do. >> jimmy: hi there, we are back with the first lady, michelle obama. halle berry is on the way. did you meet her? >> she's gorgeous and a sweetheart. >> jimmy: that's why we're having her here. >> good move. >> jimmy: you've been campaigning for your husband for a long time. >> oh, s. >> jimmy: people focus on the presidency, but how long have you been doing this? >> oh, ah, it felt like years, but truly, the campaign started in earnest probably around march for us, april, so -- >> jimmy: even before the presidency, for the senate -- >> oh, yeah, oh. we've done campaigns, i've been out there with clipboards when he was running for state senate. we were knocking, door to door, i mean, me, clipboard, with other volunteers, knocking on doors, getting people's signatures. >> jimmy: you're not doing that anymore. >> don't do that. not right now. >> jimmy: do people say they remember you from that, from your knocking on their door? >> well, this is all in my neighborhood growing up. wh