the downtown. good afternoon, commissioners. before you is the initiation of a general plan amendment to add 1650 to 1670 commission to rezone those properties to c shac3-g. the properties have long been used for office space and are currently used as city offices. however, title recently transferred from the city to a private owner for all the properties except 1650, which is still owned and occupied by city departments. the purpose of the proposed general plan amendment is to ensure that the real estate division's proposed rezoning is consistent with the general plan. commissioners, what's before you is only the initiation of the general plan amendment and does not constitute an action on the proposed general plan amendment or the zoning map amendment. as a procedural issue, i have a revised ordinance with me. it basically was the same as in your packet, but one of the properties was left out, and it's now included, and i can pass those out to you. the department is recommending that the commissi

we start by looking at office vacancies as an indicator of the downtown office markets so downtown office vacancy fell from the previous year even as millions of square feet of new office space came on-line. average downtown office rents continue to rise increasing about 1% to just over $71 persquare foot. our reports have suggested that this is the result of large -- large amounts of new office space coming on-line. retail vacancy rates downtown and citywide rose slightly but remain low, compared to many other places in the country. and for the first time in years, hotel occupancy and average room rates have declined, so some sources have attributed this to the renovations at the moscone center affecting the convention business. [please stand by] . >> as our residential pipeline continues to grow, downtown maintains a significant portion of the units expected to be developed in the near future. there are currently 10,150 units in the pipeline in the cc c-3 and downtown residential districts. for the first time in several years, transit ridership appears to have taken a bit of a dip in 20

downtown hayward is waking up and so are the people at buffalo bills. remember, there are a lot of things to do in hayward for the weekend, you don't have to leave town, check out what i found out. the buzz around hayward is spreading and locals are beginning to notice. >> absolutely i have been here for a few years and i realize i am getting less and less to leave town for the weekend. >> weekends would not be complete without the saturday farmers market. you can get fresh organic fruits and vegetables, gourmet food and fresh flowers. there are mounds of tomatoes, celery, carrots and more. >> right now it is the organic strawberries. you don't want regular strawberries we want to buy organic work >> do they taste better? >> yes, and they are better for you. >> you can taste something before you buy. all of this adds up to more people discovering a hidden gem in the spay. >> my opinion of hayward is like, it is a place to be. i live in oakland but i really enjoy coming to hayward because all of the people, i just love being here. >> the hayward area has

here's downtown san jose. you see san jose state right there. bike andn a section of taylor street up near the station. more safely lanes means it could be harder to park a car. let's bring in our business an tech tt budman, who joins us in downtown san jose with a closer look at these changes. scott, what does it mean? >> reporter: hey, raj. as you know, there are bike lanes already here in downtown san jose, but the way they are set up now, the cyclists share room with cars, both parked and driving. the new plan would give everybody involved a little more breathing room. joseph robinson started biking to work in san jose five months ago. >> you have to watch for speeders that will run through some lights. >> reporter: so safety is on his and lots of other cyclists' minds. san jose city leaders say they have a plan to help. it calls for $1.5 million to be spent on new bike lanes downtown near san jose state, spreading into japantown and towards sap center. job one, keep everyone safe. >> if they feel safer, i think they'll be more encouraged to

we've got a very large crime scene downtown.large perimeter on this crime scene and we will divert you away from that, obviously. so with that, a couple of quick questions. >> there's been -- >> does it appear the suspect is from our area? we're hearing possibly baltimore? >> still waiting to be determined. >> can you say anything -- >> at this point, no. as soon as we have more information about that, we'll share it. [ inaudible question ] >> were all the witnesses cleared? >> we are still working on that. >> how many witnesses? >> several, several witnesses. >> sheriff, where did the shooting happen? >> in the landing. we'll have more detail about that as the night unfolds. >> inside of chicago pizza? >> inside one of the restaurants in the landing, yes. >> [ inaudible question ]. >> no, we haven't even got to that detail yet. >> one more question. >> how many people were there? >> we will talk about a operation to try to get families information as quickly as we can. again, this information today, right now, wanted to get out

all this taking place in downtown jacksonville, florida.ne at the tournament. ryan, tell me what happened. >> well, i was there, and i was watching true boy and joe play. as it was happening -- this happened so quick. like, we just seen the gun, like i guess he had a laser on the gun. he shot true. everybody just started running. i ducked down. i went towards the restroom. as i was going in the restroom, i stayed in there, and i just heard -- there was so many gunshot, at least 20 of them at the most. for something to happen like this, i'm not even from here. like, i'm from texas. i come from texas to play. i mean, it's just -- i'm still shocked. i can hardly talk. >> ryan, could you tell whether there was one gunman or more than one? >> i think there were two. there were two of them. >> there were two. and did these two gunmen walk into this bar and start opening gunfire, or did the gunfire start outside? >> yeah, because the gaming bar is toward the back of chicago pizza. you walk in chicago pizza and the hosting tournament was in the bac

should we see downtown? tortugase seen the neighborhood. should we go downtown? alex: yes. toy consolidated all museums be all shoulder to shoulder it located on main street. they spent several million dollars and it took several years to renovate this entire main street district. ultramodern. everything is brand-new. the parks and sidewalks and lighting. they still tried it to keep the feel of a certain time. period. is within walking distance. you can walk to the historic theater, you can walk to the bookstore. you can walk to all of the museums. >> we have been all around the las cruces area. we talked about its history and the earliest settlers and now we're into the modern downtown. what would you like to see next for southern new mexico? alex: the next thing is really to make reality the idea of forng this a destination specifically cultural and ecotourism, heritage tourism. we are poised for that. i think we have great potential for that more than any other in the southwest. for showing so much us around the area today. alex: thank you. ur recentlyes to visited las c

and now we are looking south from downtown san francisco. with bay shore highway and the traffic on the peninsula. city after city for 30 miles is growing into each other on continuous land. let's go back to june 1951. the california highway police station at jefferson avenue a bay shore highway. >> redwood number four. 11 7090 bay shore highway boulevard. 1179 a bay shore and holiday -- highway boulevard. >> that is the police code for collision involving a fatality. as accidents pileup, they got a new name. blood he bay shore they called it. two lanes for that big rush hour traffic. 50,000 drivers all trying to get out of san francisco at the same time. and after the delay when you get past the area what is a man to do? but open up? make up for lost time. >> 1179 a bay shore and market narrow. >> 1179. somebody's number. some people decided that the police needed to keep a record of that. >> we have been trying to do the job, that the newspaper should be doing. keeping the community alert. we headlined the accident here and we published ph

downtown pittsburgh as it was ten years ago. traffic experts and police would arange and rearrange the traffic pattern. but all they were actually doing was rearranging a nightmare. pittsburghers knew the traffic problem couldn't be solved without at the same time rebuilding the very heart of the city. the conference on community development went to work on the problem in 1943. it's roster had names from every section of pittsburgh life. another interest the steel industry and the unions, hg heinz and company, department stores and the governments of the city as well as of the surrounding towns. the average pittsburghers was tempted to think well here we go again. but began to be impressed by 1945. that was the year the city realized what was behind the paperwork and the plans. a big problem needs a big answer. you tear down the old and put in the new with modern muscle, modern tools. bigger and more powerful than the cranes and the bulldozer was people. the members of the alleghany conference had to overcome the attitudes of a

now you are looking south from downtown san francisco. below you is bayshore highway, the traffic artery of the peninsula. city after city for 30 miles, flowing into each other out of a continuous line out of san francisco. let's go back to june 1951, to the california highway police station at jefferson avenue and bayshore highway. >> okay, i've got it. redwood 4, redwood 4, an 1179 at bay shore and harvard boulevard. >> an 1179 is the police code for collisions involving fatalities. as accidents piled up, bayshore got a new name, bloody bayshore, they called it. two lanes for that peak rush hour traffic. 50,000 drivers all trying to get out of san francisco at the same time. and after the nerve-racking delay when you get past the real jams, what's a man to do but open up. make up for lost time, beat the speed limit, just a little. >> palo alto 3, palo alto 3, an 1179 on bayshore and embarcadero. palo alto 3. palo alto 3. >> 1179, somebody's number, some people besides the police kept a record of those 1179s, like the managing editor of

downtown is only accessible by foot...and only through two access points.nd today police seized prohibited items - like brass knuckles - as hundreds of people passed through security checkpoints leading into the downtown area. (jrs) this sunday marks the one-year anniversary of the "unite the right" rally in virginia that left an anti- racist protester dead.(justine) two virginia state troopers -- who were in a helicopter watching the protests -- were also killed in a crash nearby. multiple events are planned in charlottesville this weekend to remember those who lost their lives.(jrs) officials are taking extra precautions this weekend. john lorinc reports. plenty of police on the streets of charlottesville.... and a state of emergency is already declared.chief rashall brackney/charlottesville police expect to see and what you expect to engage is a very significant law enforcement presence in our community and that presence is here as a support to our citizens."all this for the anniversary of the fatal "unite the right" rally, which falls on sunday. tension

downtown at frank ogawa plaza.unners move into west oakland through jack london square, around lake merritt, finish downtown. the route will impact bus lines in the area. ac transit riders may find their routes changed. >>> perfect weather tonight and tomorrow to sit back, relax, enjoy the sights and sounds of this year's san jose jazz summer fest. ♪ >> two bass guitars. abc 7 was in downtown san jose for today's main stage performances at plaza de caesar chavez. tomorrow kool & the gang is scheduled to play before the 29th annual festival ends. wonder if it will be too hot. go to abc7news.com for a link to the artist lineup and ticket information. >>> accuweather, the weekend starting out really nice for most parts. warm inland though, a lot of spots well into the 90s right now. the active sweep across the region, we are coming up quiet. the picture tonight outside this evening, a live look at our exploratorium camera, atop pier 15, showing you light chop on the bay waters. you also notice not a cloud to be seen f

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and also an event that brings a lot of people out to downtown. and so that has also been a part of contributing to what the jacksonville landing's reputation is. >> thank you very much for the update. reporting from a newspaper in jacksonville, florida. want to go back to jim cavanaugh now, retired atf special agent in charge, and msnbc contributor. i want you to react to the tweet i've got up on the screen right now, jim, if you could. we're finding many people hiding in locked areas at the landing. we ask you to stay calm, stay where you're hiding. s.w.a.t. is doing a methodical search inside the landing. we will get to you. please don't come running out. help us understand that counsel there. what local law enforcement there is advising. >> well, they want to calm down the situation. they don't want to see anybody running that they have to deal with or anybody trying to, you know, escape an area they could mistake for a suspect. they don't want any, you know, feverish action. they want everybody to just stay barricaded while they do their meth

one commuter said he avoided going downtown when he could because of the closure. >> oh, it was like i would go downtown a quarter as much because of the hassle of getting on the train and it would take at least an hour because you would have to go to the bart or take the l train and wait for that in the hot sun. wait for the transfer. yeah. so i'm excited that we now have a tunnel. >> reporter: the tunnel connects the west side of san francisco to downtown. officials say they got the work done on time. they were very proud of that. however, a worker on this project was killed when a beam fell and hit him, 51-year-old patrick ricketts was a signal technician for shimmick construction. the company has a history of safety violations. this prompted muni chief to say future bids on projects will go through a more thorough evaluation. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> san francisco police continue to search for the person accused of hitting and killing a pedicab operator. today marks two months. this is surveillance video of the suspect's car, a gold hon

let's say you're downtown. right? you're downtown. i'm terry, i'm downtown. i know i'm downtown.me to bring myself up out of here. just because i'm downtown don't mean i got to be downtown, i don't got to act like downtown. it's all up here, mentally. >> it's been different because people look at me different. they don't talk to me as brash as they used to. i'm not easily like playing a lot. like grown-ups like to horseplay in prison. this is prison. if you horseplay to a certain degree, you get into a fight. i don't get that no more. >> it sounds almost like a protection. like you're a protection to her. >> no. >> that's what it sounds like. >> out of respect it is, out of respect for you. because it's cons consequences whenever someone doesn't like up what's going on inside the cell. so they respect you. >> if you put it like that. a lot of people don't agree with homosexuality. >> what about this decor, all these woman with distinct breasts? >> i'm on hormones and i need that inspiration. so i try to make that be a focus of my upper body. >> the women, these are all you? >> i

it sums up the feelings of those concerned about the megacampus google wants to build in downtown san josi. >> i think anyone who drives through has seen the impact of google. homelessness is up over 1000%. >> reporter: groups have been critical of the project, focusing on housing solutions, education and jobs. >> what we're told is that they are bringing 20,000 jobs to san josi and we ouldbe happy. what we are saying is we need to get details on what those jobs are going to be and commitments those positions are t the meeting said the company is listening. >> we are ready to build in downtown san josi and you're really excluding and possibly trying to exterminate the homeless downtown population. >> we need affordable or low income housing for seniors. >> reporter: google sent out a statement that reads in part, the first six months of the city's public engagement at our own meetings have clarified the concerns for future development, and said they will continue to have open dialogue and workth the community. betty yu, kpix. >> google is getting heat from android and iphone users ove

it in downtown san antonio. and when you come to market square you are going to experience the largest mexican market in the united states there are lots of little individual stores little types of boutiques that each cater to a different audience vis a vis as texas. san antonio is a multicultural city there is so much of our latin influence here and one of my favorite places to enjoy it and to taste a little of that culture is here at me you have a cafe. if you're wondering if it's christmas it's not it's just always decorated like this because. this is a typical mexican breakfast i can't wait to begin. our next stop is here at mission san jose one of five spanish colonial missions in san antonio recently designated a unesco world heritage site. look at how beautiful this mission is mission san jose is an active parish where you can attend church every sunday. well that was my day and fannin tonio and i'm going to wrap it up now with the hearth drawn carriage ride through downtown san antonio i hope you've enjo

it looks good into downtown. and 85 right here. and that means that it is going to start backing up quick. so you should think about getting on 85 or 101 to get to the west valley. northbound 280 and 85. let's talk about traffic 880 south into fremont it is a little slow and improving high ward. and highway 4 has completely approved. 680 and bay bridge toll plaza still backed up for a 25 minute delay. i got a tweet from someone that said they are stuck on this ramp for a very long time trying to get on to the freeway. it is still rough out there. 8:49. let's go to mark. >>> we're tracking the fog as well. this is near the coast and drifting over the basement and we're watching the -- the basement and we're watching the fire burning to the north. it is moving in from the northern portions of the state. so we have the spare alert in place. this is tropical storm john and christy. tropical storm john can send a few extra clouds our way by tomorrow afternoon this is definitely down towards southern california. west t

yolanda bernal-samano says allen at steinbeck school, five miles south of her downtown home, is just too far away.yolanda bernal-samano "....transportation wise it's just not going to work, we had hoped the district would come around andgive us one of the schools in the downtown area..." (rob live) yes, the district says transportation is available. the kids could ride a bus, bt the charter school or it's families would have to would have to pay for it,no different than other public school families. barring a change of heart on one side or the other, it looks like the promise charter families will send their kids back to their neighborhood schools this fall. live in san jose rob fladeboe kron4 news. a health alert has been issued for salads and wraps that were sold at popular grocery and drug stores including trader joe's and walgreens. the u-s department of food safety says the salads may have been contaminated with a parasite that can cause intestinal illness. the salads... which contained certain beef... pork and poultry... all had "best by" dates between july 18th and july 23rd.

downtown is only accessible by foot...and only through two access points. and today police seized prohibited items, like brass knuckles, as hundreds of people passed through security checkpoints leading into the downtown area. police have also blocked off streets and mobilized hundreds of officers for tomorrow's anniversary. (jrs) officials in washington d-c are preparing for the worst unday's "unite the right" rally takes place in the city.(justine) and that means tourists and locals are being encouraged to stay away from where the protests and counterprotests will take place. victoria sanchez reports. people not participating in the rally or counterprotests might want to avoid the white house sunday.david settle/ohio resident:"i just heard that i probably should avoid the downtown area because they're going to be down here." starting at 10 a-m the sidewalk on pennsylvania avenue will be shut down for police staging and emergency medical of the unite the right march and rally.lafayette park will be divided down the middle.some barriers are already up, and

it is at downtown market street followed by a festival at noon. we tweeted a link to the parade map and the link for more information. >>> 4:56 right now. coming up a look at the forecast. >> it still looks pretty has zy out there. if you breathing problems limit your timeou'r going to the raid game it will be really nice out there but c we'll take a look at that coming up next. a carjacking in >>> all right. looking over here at 880 we'll talk about how things are shaping up. >>> a carjacking in the south bay. several juveniles were arrested, the details we are learning in the last few minutes. and a health alert to tell you about. a live look across the bay area this morning. from san francisco to the so >>> welcome to the end of the workweek. a live look across the bay area this morning. san francisco and the south bay horrible air quality. >>> we are going to get to that air quality alert. >> let's get a look at the morning commute. >> remind folks to make big mass transit. fewer cars on the roadway. you can see a light flow of her. moving up

you don't see a lot of that in downtown los angeles.y you can see heavy smoke flowing out of the roof. a large response. >> that area around the 10 freeway and the 110 has a lot of industrial buildings. it is a very dense. you can see how it intends it is. they are battling it. >> we will keep you updated on this story. this is los angeles with live video of a fire. we will check in to see if it is affecting any of the surrounding areas. not that close to lax. >> not really. but it is close to the freeways. we welcome you back. thank you for joining us on this wednesday, august 22. i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm pam cook. thank you for waking up with us. hurricane headed to hawaii. >> or getting close. a category five moving west northwest at nine miles an hour. that is a rare territory. it will weaken as it moved north and the outer bands will reach the big island is today. by tonight into thursday and by friday it will weaken. by a wahoo on friday a category one. the wind may not be the big issue, it may be torrential rain or st

this is in the core of downtown.oing to keep a lot of poem away as they try and get a handle on this. we don't know anything about a shooter, who these people are. early initial reports right now appear this was some sort of madden video game tournament downtown jacksonville at our landing. >> so scott, during a tournament like this, a gaming tournament, approximately how many people would be in this game bar? what are the ages that are spanned here? >> i honestly couldn't tell you. i just know the madden video game. you're going to have late teens, guys in their 20s, maybe a little older. a lot of young men typically play this video game. once again to clarify, we have not confirmed that with police. these are just initial reports that it may have been a madden video game tournament. a lot of young men may be there. this jacksonville landing has had violence before. we have had fatal shootings at this jacksonville landing, not recently, bing it wut i think i 2017 we had one. they do have security down here. this is

. >> downtown is a huge community, so bringing everybody together for one night and talk to each other, it's a great opportunity. >> reporter: one big concern here, downtown street crime. >> there's still a lot of assaults going on. i'm hearing a lot of auto thefts, a lot of just small random smash and grabs. >> reporter: we caught up with san jose's police chief at his sixth event this national night out. he says the department has hired community service officers, but the focus on downtown is still a work in progress. >> the community service officers have been amazing because they're allowing our police officers to handle hoar higher priority calls. >> reporter: we asked him what he's lurned his officers still need to work on. >> we still need to work on trust building. there are parts of our community that don't feel the trust other parts of our community do feel. >> reporter: and what message he's trying to get out to the community on this national night out. >> we want the community to know we're back. we spent a lot of time talking about our dark times but we're back. >> he said

these barricades, secure perimeter downtown.se images are a sharp reminder of what happened in these streets a year ago. last summer, charlottesville became a battleground. >> this is cnn breaking news. clashes have erupted between white supremtists and protesters. >> terror in virginia. one person is dead. >> reporter: one year later a new team of officials are vowing not to let history repeat itself. >> we have to start owning that we did not live up to our training. we didn't live up to our oath, but we have the opportunity to recover and get it right. >> reporter: after a sharply critical report places blame on the charlottesville police department for its failure to contain the violence and protect the public. >> this is not a law enforcement event. this is a public safety endeavor. >> reporter: chief al thomas retired. michelle took over two months ago. >> i walked into this position y did walk in in some ways with my eyes wide open but i didn't realize probably the extent and the breath and the width of what those respons

it's always nice when you can see the buildings downtown. 57 in downtown san francisco. san jose 62. santa rosa now at 56 degrees. here's a look at your satellite/radar showing the cloud coverage as extending towards livermore, concord though starting to clear up a little bit. same with parts of redwood city. so not widespread cloud coverage like yesterday. and a lot of this is going to break off early this morning. so that means you will see more sunshine. that also means it will be a little warmer out there today. here's a look at your visibility down to six miles at half moon bay. livermore down to 7. concord 9. not bad at all for drivers commuting. usually when it's down to one or two miles, it could be rough to drive through. 10 a.m. sunshine for most of you. francisco, the golden gate bridge. but then it should burn off this afternoon making for another pretty nice afternoon. yesterday sunshine at lunch. it will feel warmer especially for inland communities. you may not see that near the water. temperatures will be consistently cooler because of the overall west wi

was he going to turn that aircraft toward downtown seattle? was he going to go after a sports stadium? the space needle? a whole lot of things these guys didn't know. so they had to get up there quickly and assess the situation. fortunately, it didn't require any action on the part of the military. they just kept him away from populated areas and it appears that he either had an accident or took his own life. >> we do know he was in communication because we played some of the audio from the air traffic control radio signal. did this guy have any chance of landing this plane safely? do you think they would have been able to talk him through it? >> everybody said we're surprised he was able to take it off. it's a twin engine aircraft. you have to coordinate the engines through signal line thrust. so, and he was able to fly a barrel roll, recover from that loop and do a turn. i think some of the audio said he was having one problem with an engine. i think he may have run out of gas. he might have been able to get it down on the ground. he did mor

expect delays getting into downtown san francisco. if you use 4th street to get into the city, you won't want to use that. you'll be dealing with this backup here. traffic is just not moving. even though they have started moving some traffic here on the lower deck. the beginning of the span is not seeing that movement just yet. if you're trying to get into san francisco, use 280 or 101 central. we have a problem on the upper deck of the bay bridge. the middle lane is blocked due to an earlier stall then a crash. we have delays in both directions. right now that's an hour ride. the shooting has nothing to do with the delays in the westbound direction. this is due to the accident we had just past treasure island. if you use the golden gate bridge, be advised we have a fog advisory in effect for drivers heading across the span and into the north bay. san mateo bridge and richmond- san rafael bridge starting to see the delays as well. mary? >>> thank you. what a mess out there. we are starting off the day with shares of low clouds no spot

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see the downtown? >> yes. >> we are entering sort of the modern downtown. >> right. one of the things the city of las cruces did several years ago was it consolidated the museums to be shoulder to shoulder on main street. it took several years to renovate this district. it is ultra-modern. everything is brand new. it itrking, the lighting, tried to keep the feel of a certain time, but everything is within walking distance. theater, thethe bookstore. you can walk to all of the museums. >> we have been all around the las cruces area. we talked about the history. saw where the earliest settlers settled. what would you like to see next? make anext thing is to reality. destination for specifically cultural and eco- tourism. heritage tourism. i think there is a place for that. i think there is greater potential for that can anything else. >> thank you so much for showing us around today. our cities tour staff travel to new mexico to learn about its rich history. learn more about our stops on .org/cities c-span tour. you're watching american history tv all weaken, every wee

downtown is -- it's in the shadow of the downtown skyscrapers in jacksonville right on the st.'s river. so, you know, a lot of people there all of the time. what this mass shooting might have entailed, david, we don't know. it sounds from the initial report like it's inside of a video gaming bar, venue, where they were having a tournament. some kind of gaming tournament. now, is that related to the event or unrelated? we don't have any of that information right now. sometimes, you know, you look to see if there is a relation, but it can just be the shooter is after a crowd of people. so we don't really have any of those facts yet. >> just going to read another tweet from the jacksonville sheriff's office updating us on what's happened there. one suspect is dead, they say, at the scene. unknown at this time if we have a second suspect. searches are being conducted. let me ask about that last line. searches being conducted. what's happening at this point in light of the reports we've read? >> well, patrol officers and jacksonville sheriff's s.w.a.t. officers are really trying to

promise academy hoped to open its doors in downtown san jose.s to develop the curriculum in conjunction with the tech museum. but the san jose unified school district wants to put the school here near the oak ridge mall. school leaders are asking parents to commute that far from downtown is not an option. parents are scrambling to find new schools for their kids in time for the fall. promise academy will open next fall. >>> sales force is days away from its grand opening. the transit center is scheduled to open about 10 days from now to connect people to bart cal tran and greyhound. when it opens it will carry people from mission street to the top of the transit center. at the top they enjoy a rooftop garden with shops and restaurant. >>> the biggest stars in tennis in the south bay right now. today we fotgot a look at the trophy up for grabs. this artwork was created by a local woman. she recently graduated from san jose state art school and was hired to design the trophy. the classic is taking place all this week. venus williams plays this wee

loo out for low visibility and current temperature comfy 63 in leesburg and 68 in manassas and 75 downtown and by the y. you better get out there early today if you want to enjoy time by thepool, rain chances increasingh wme today. up 25 up to 70% chance of rain.lw you shoulds have your nbc washington app ready to go. track thosehowers as they move in. first sign of, thundlissa mollet, time to get out of the pool. >> inside quickly.la i always e to the kids, we need to go. two right lanes blocked by the work zone and that's still hanging out. 66 looks okay here. southbound south capitol street and right side blocked bycr a h and that just cleared out of the way. you don't need to worry about that 66one. looks okay. you can see here flying in fairfax county parkway to the beltway. take you about eight minutes here this morning. no worries on have that one situation and sterling whitewater drive aar sandbank sand all lanes blocked there and police on tor scene to wk you through there and prince george's county. no major issues. >>> 4:32 right now. we return to our top story now. protests in

but 280 and downtown looks all right. and 7:31.he desk. >>> this is developing news from london where three people have been hurt in and a suspected terror attack in london. the man drove around the barricades in the parliament. >> reporter: good afternoon a car plowed into a group of of pedestrians and bicyclists before hitting the gates. three people were injured. one person treated at the scene and the other two taken to the hospital. they are all expected to be okay. this happened just after 7:30 a.m. london time. the police quickly arrested the suspect. he is being described as a man in his 20s. he is not currently cooperating. but they are making urgent inquiries make sure that there is no outstanding risk to the public. >> president trump said another terrorist attack in london. these people are crazy and must be dealt with toughness and strength. >>> oakland police are trying to figure out how a patrol car was stolen this morning. a parked suv was stolen about 1:00 a.m. and recovered an hour later at tompkins and bail avenu

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close to 80 in downtown san jose, low 80s south of downtown, and tri-valley and concord in the 80s and cool 60s and 70s from oakland in to heyward. and san francisco, morning mist. highs in the low 60s to wrap up the weekend. and north barracks highs in the upper 70s and low 80s. the forecast turns more interesting late, sunday and monday, you saw the late flag warnings and we will be watching the wind speeds, breezy anddry, this weather part -- weather pattern will not be changing much. valley locations which have been in the 80s, they will be dropping in the mid 70s, that and morning temperatures in the 40s and and the warmer days are coming toward next friday and saturday. still, no 90s on the map and the inland temperatures are dropping as much as 5-8 degrees below average. a bit of a chill in the air by tuesday. >> rob, thank you very much. >> and we want to let you know that we are following breaking news at this hour. we have received word that john mccain has died. american senator at 81. john mccain is gone. we are waiting for a special news report right now from nightly news

upper 80s south of downtown. tri-valley over towards concord, highway 4, mostly in the 80s today, still near 90 near pittsburg and 20 degrees cooler, highs in the 70s in oakland and heyward. upper 50s to near 60 there around daly city. into san francisco, mid 60s in the forecast today. all-day sea breeze keeps the temperatures down and mostly 80s inland into the north bay. as we move to the weekend, we will get cooling sunday, but as a trough of low pressure approaches, could get gusty winds on the fire lines. that's something we'll be watching closely. then high pressure builds back towards california. really the story of july now could repeat around the middle of next week as we see the temperatures starting to rise again in the seven-day forecast. not so much for san francisco, but look at the valley temperatures. towards tuesday and wednesday, mid 90s, could be making a comeback again. now to see what's happening with your thursday commute, some issues around the south bay with vianey. >> the south bay defini

from alameda the downtown oakland skyline was a smoggy mess. forget about seeing san francisco. throughout the bay area hazy conditions in the sky all the way to the ground. it turns out the smoke is from the massive wildfires in oregon and british columbia and they are blowing out over the pacific ocean, then the jet stream blows it back into california. that smoke, mixed with our own car exhaust, combined with just the right weather conditions adds up to the eighth spare the air alert of the year. >> but the real challenge is we are putting too much pollution in the air every day. there's too many cars with just one person. >> reporter: the bay area air quality management district says not only do we need to start car pooling and take public transportation but also limit outdoor exercise to the early morning hours when ozone levels are lower. the summer heat actually cooks the ozone gases all day long, making it more unhealthy to be outdoors, especially in the afternoon. >> that is when we would ask people to knock down their outdoor activities, their outdoor sports. don't do

right now downtown no problem all. current temperatures at 78. winds out of the southwest at six miles per hour. a nice night. temperatures in the upper 60s and gaithersburg towards the martinsburg area. you see 76. a little warmerlong the water and downtown as always is the case. nothing as far as rain here but we are seeing showerrdctivity tohe west. back into hampshire county, west virginia, pretty good showers there. around winchester shower activity. these showers coming towards leesburg. you've got some rain falling on your rooftops. not a lotou . this move on through. behind it, pretty nice conditions. this ishe last of it take a look. we've got the storm right here. this storm hasce pro so much rain in many parts of the mid lantic and northeast. we got out easy on this one. there was monster flooding going up towards parts.f new yo back to the west, another big storm here. very rarthat you see this kind of an area of low pressure this far south during themm . this is more like a march map. this is all rain. that's why we've seen so much o

grabbing pictures on the center's cable stay bridge which will allow transit buses to fly over downtown's notorious traffic snarls. >> people are going to cross over six busy streets of traffic during congested hours and never come a street if they come from the east bay, ac transit, or one of the other bus operators. ♪ >> reporter: the crown jewel might be the five-acre rooftop park, a place to hang out and take in the skyline views of the >> it's amazing. it's more than a transportation hub, on it a place where people can gather and it's been a great day so far. >> reporter: talk about letting the sun shine in, one of the coolest features is the steel oculus, a giant skylight which br sunshine and light four stories down. the transit center took eight years to build and commuters endured a lot of traffic headaches. >> it's nice after so many years, construction's finally over. >> reporter: here's a fact, the sales force transit center is 1,400 feet long. we're told if it stood upright it would be the largest building in san francisco. the first transit buses start rolling through the tr

. >> for decades, part of the vibrant phoenix downtown scene.n the '50s and '60s, suburban sprawl took people away from the core of the city. >> downtown was transforming. the jefferson hotel degraded as people moved from staying in downtown. and that is likely why it was featured in the film "psycho." >> the shots in the movie make it feel like a cheap fleabag hotel. and people began avoiding the building. >> the beginning of that movie is a terrific snapshot of what downtown phoenix looked like, when there's some buildings under construction. some of the older buildings are right before probably getting torn down. >> and being associated with "psycho" certainly didn't help. >> when rumors get started, it does cause the building or the hotel to decline even faster. you know, now we use yelp. and we see what everybody thinks about the building. back then, it was word of mouth that this really wasn't someplace that you wanted to stay any longer. >> yet somehow, it survived. >> it was a hotel through the '70s. and then it was transformed thtewampl

is dead on the scene and they are still urging people to stay away from the area which is the downtown area in jacksonville, florida. the shift from tweeting this at the area is not yet safe at this time. again, stay away. the number of casualties is unclear at this time and is unknown if there is a second suspect or more suspects. one suspect is dead on scene. we have a map of the area if you're near a tv set you can get an idea of where it's happening. we want to bring in -- okay,. >> this happened at the game bar in the chicago pizza shop at the downtown jacksonville. it called its self jacksonville's home for gamers and nerds alike. it was a madden tournament where you're on the computer and playing a videogame and competing against others in the room as well as potentially other people across the country. you have to be 16 years old in order to do it. the price today was 10100-$1000 and then the two winners go on to the finals and the madden 19 game situation and we had that horrific chilling videotape of someone who was playing the game at the time the shots ring out and we count

region. >> just that downtown belongs to everybody. i see the chaos down there and i don't know if it will get worse. i don't know if it's a question or comment but as a whole, we really should be thinking about, i know people want to get people out of cars, but people also have a choice and if they have a car and they want to use it, you should be able to use it. if you have a bake you should be able to get on your bike. it just seems like the city is moving more and more away from allowing people to have that choice, so that is one thing. the second thing regarding the plants, you have the large cape rush that i see and i see that on some of the other neighborhoods like i live in the mission and i see a lot of that type of planting there. the only thing that concerns me is at night i also see a lot of rodents coming in and out of those bushes, so i would just want hopefully, i don't know what we mea need to do because s nice when we want to put plants up on the street and in the mission you have at lot of people that want to put plan