jaclyn dunn has the traffic situation. >> reporter: i-80 still a mess as far as westbound direction. we are taking a look at those sensors and you can see speeds as slow -- below 5 miles per hour. we have traffic backed up still pretty much into richmond. here's a live look 80 at ashby and it's still a mess. we have seen cars turn around, going the wrong way on 80 and then taking that powell street on-ramp and taking that using that as an exit just to get off the towards the macarthur maze there. you can see that traffic still continues to be very heavy making its way towards the bay bridge. we have been tracking your routes as your alternates. if you would like to use richmond parkway, take that to richmond/san rafael bridge to 101 to the golden gate bridge, you can head into the city that way. traffic busy southbound. we have that earlier ac transit crash fremont street off-ramp reopened. but harrison is closed and now we are getting reports ofa eadly accident "sig alert" in effect eastbound 24 right near pleasant hill road, three lanes currently closed, only one lane of traffic ge

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giants star odel beckham thought he was funk doing his dog celebration after his touch dunn, but the in the doghouse. >> let that be a lesson to us all, never celebrate too soon. we send it out to katie. katie, this weekend the eagles brought on the heat, looks like the heat sticking around at least for the beginning of the week. >> sure s you need it to celebrate that win like we need to here today. and it is going to be another carbon cop fry yesterday, actually, guys, lot of sunshine for you. daytime high speaking up to 90 . we do flirt with record torrealba i, as well. so if you are loving the heat, you got another day of it. actually the warmth well into the middle part of the week. but his is where we peak with the warmth from yesterday, as well as today. so take you out to storm scan, at the moment, still nice and clear, nothing more than few high clouds out there. i have seen a little bit of fog in a couple of spots. but it is not really widespread, so don't be shock if you see that, mainly the most outlying suburbs, but currently in the city, it is a mild 70. and most everyw

then i see he's dunn by a lot. they were giving him a bum wrap.ecause he happened to be in the senate they were giving him a bum wrap. the other people i called. they were fire. the dinners -- you remember one sentence. stir, don't even waste your time talking, you have a lot of business to do. puff my vote. this was a definite no. and i called him, and i checked, and he was down because of being saddled with stuff, he was down by quite a bit. i said i'm going to endorse you. he didn't believe me. he said you would do that? >> i said yes. i shouldn't be doing it. last thing i wants is to be involved in a primary. i could be home right now getting ready to watch some of the games. last thing wanted to do. but i'll never forget the way he did that it was really cool. so what happened, i called him and said how are you doing? how are you doing? and he said, honestly i'm down a little bit. >> i said i think you are going to come back and you are going to quick everyone's ass and you will do great because he got saddled with things that he should not h

putin has meddled in the election campaign maybe they didn't try maybe it's still common sense mr dunne is the seems to think that an attack is possible perhaps he should look into the german government's own election software since it apparently only took one. not too long to find holes in it. we have found several fundamental errors in the p.c. will software had tasted full through july twenty seven c. including insufficient protection of the service and lack of encryption the transmitted results the weaknesses and now influence an election results in various attacks and are issues with fewer than two days to go before polls open fear mongering over a russian hacker if the election come to nothing perhaps with this election being something of a foregone conclusion it's no wonder that we've seen conspiracies and fantasies about foreign intervention and interference being a little more interesting and more exciting to pitch than talking about the race itself peter all of her off to you the. latest polls show that two party is angela merkel's c.d.u. and martin schultz s.p.d. lead the rac

touch dunn oakland. >> three days after the 30th birthday, he caught three touchdown, the raiders offenses rolling all day, just before half time, lynch gave the fans what they wanted. >> raiders looking for -- third and goal. >> lynch beast mode to the line. touchdown, raiders. >> there's the beast mode, they won big. they had the first 2-0 start since the super bowl season of 2002, and another highlight from game was early in fourth quarter during a time out. look at beast mode. >> i will just let you go. >> he is showings the move. >> after the game, the coach was asked about the victory dance. >> it was exceptional. >> i was actually very inspired. i was going to go and join him, but i thought it was best if i just stayed back and continued to coach. but it got me fired up. you can see the pure passion he has. >> he played well, and i know he was really happy to have the first game go like that. he got him in the end sen. he was rugged and the team played really well. >> it was a great day for him. >> the raids are third road playing in washington sunday night. >>> the 49ers head coac

who says the discussions are fruitful which is a far cry from actual agreement and there is michele dunne you out ruled that there is actually a deadlock but who said we know we we have not made sufficient progress now i would say. the e.u. side tends to be able to be more honest about the actual state of affairs because they have not made the promise to their electorate that bracks it can be a huge success for the e.u. the backs of negotiations have always been about damage control and about a lose lose situation that europe is about to face thank you so much for now. in brussels. well here in germany the fight for air balloons seems to be coming to an end chronical us and that area it looks like there is a champion german flag carrier is poised to snatch of the largest chunk of bankrupt in that is according to local media reports citing inside sources looked on as reported to be considering a takeover of the bankrupt airline subsidiary nikky as part of a bid to cough up the company the report say easy jet and condo to split evidence remaining assets the airline now says the kosi asians

who says the discussions are fruitful which is a far cry from actual agreement and there is michele dunne you out ruled that there is actually a deadlock but who said you know we we have not made sufficient progress now i would say. the e.u. side tends to be able to be more honest about the actual state of affairs because they have not made the promise to their electorate that bracks it can be a huge success for the e.u. the backs of negotiations have always been about damage control and about a lose lose situation that europe is about to face thank you so much for now. in brussels. of course we'll be bringing you all the details on tourism a speech when it happens now where is the oil price had it that's a big question the business world today monica has more well terry it's hovering at the moment it's hovering but it's gained more than fifteen percent in the past three months currently trading at about fifty six u.s. dollars a barrel but that is a far cry from the days when a barrel cost one hundred forty seven dollars overproduction led to a massive crash on the oil market in oil produ

. >>> let's get a check on the roads with jaclyn dunn. >> a couple of accidents to tell you about. you can see that sensors are showing a lot of red on westbound 582 10 accident -- not an accident. at the car blocking the middle lanes and it looks like it's still blocking and waiting for a tow truck tracking travel time a little over 15 minutes between 680 and heading towards 238. 50 -- if you want to use the surface streets travel time is about the same here's a live look at 580, this is the westbound direction. this is coming out of livermore heading toward 680. drive times and the yellow. pretty usual for this time of morning. 26 minutes from to a five and 680s. a new accident six savings south bound -- 6a be south bound. 680 south bound. coming up a quick look at what kind of delays the accidents are causing.>>> let's talk about the forecast, three things to remember a cold cloudy start and a chance of rain. wins will pick up this afternoon. storms may dip into the bay area let's take a look at those winds right now, 17 san francisco bumped up for downtown. concord a little bre

shirts and of course i means a lot of cotton and america is going to raise in cotton pickin cotton joe dunn turn around pick a belly cotton it's one of the songs of the south that made america great again a couple hundred years ago so what about slave labor i mean the legislators in congress have made it possible now to hire prisoners to work on cotton plantations as slaves and there's a big demand for slaves not america and don't seem to think that's a bad idea and the cops are told to go arrest people put them in jail and the privatized prisons. i've been telling congress we'll run your prisons if you send us more prisoners we don't care if they're guilty or not just send us the prisoners because you need cotton can pick for your automated t. shirt machines wow doing what they did why are we growing there yeah if you do a little bit of research on this hemp was outlawed marijuana was outlawed you know not because of because it was a drug but rather because its fibers are softer than cotton it doesn't have to be replanted every year you cut it down and it grows back you know if we want to

so prominent and into a coalition that would be and would prefer to make thank you dominick dunne that came. up. a highly critical u.n. report is highlighting the negative impact of the israeli occupation on the palestinian economy the paper says fifty years of occupation has denied palestinians the right of development and that they're also suffering as foreign donors support decreases our forces reports from hebron in the occupied west bank. the palestine tannery has been in business for nearly forty years supplying leather to the long established shoe industry in hebron the trade is on the slide twelve out of fifteen staff have been made redundant a new u.n. report detailing the cost of doing business under israeli occupation is hardly news here where restrictions on security grounds push up the costs of transporting animal skins from gaza and ban entirely the use of sulphuric acid to go down in their affected the quality of our products to substitute chemical doesn't give us the same result and cost us more than double. those costs are passed on to the shoe factories which is strug

to come as that coalition gets thrashed out as it were back to you first interesting times dominick dunne that came in but in for us thanks so much with me again here in the studio the let's talk about the a f d party the overtly nationalist party far right party whatever you want to call them they oversee a scene of all the headlines of the moment thirteen percent that had twenty percent of the votes going. with then but when we look at what's happened in the last two years there are some people who were saying that she's surprised the f.t. didn't actually get more votes this time around i think it's very important to keep things in perspective when analyzing the entry to the bundestag so of course in twenty fifteen you had over a million asylum seekers and refugees come to germany and the f.t. which used to be an anti euro zone bailout policy then became this anti refugee anti immigration party and its rise has been very much accentuated by the fact that you had this huge change in german society so the fact that there are thirteen percent yes you know it's a kick back reaction to what'

james carville said where is president obama, we are dying dunn here, we need you. over a month later he gave a press conference saying, i was wrong. he apoll jaitds for what seemed to be lack of attention. they are focused on the first lady's shoes. judge jeanine: she walked off the plane with nikis. she had no intention of walking around in heels. >> it shows the totally skewed priorities. it's pettiness. judge jeanine: you are a pollster, how do you think this will play going forward on the president's numbers and the american people's reaction to him? >> if you look at past disasters where there has been a positive response by the executive, we know the governor, greg abbott. he says he gives fema an a-plus. there has been exemplary coordination between the feds and the local authority. i want to point out our fellow americans and their response. it shows you who we are as a people. when it comes to polling there is a rally around the flag, particularly in this case i think we'll see it because president trump has been so responsive. you see what's down there tw

entitled to and hood and have the secret handshake and attend meetings and rallies such as this in dunn, north carolina. has many elements of a carnival. it is an outing for the family. attending at an early age. robles for the youngsters are follow mothers an pattern of adult hoods. they always have entertainers material is tailored for the audience. this one recites a poem. married a nigger and sin appears on the wedding and men stand there while ooking a the this strange robe [inaudible]. he e details and nights [inaudible] [inaudible]. poem]ing a > the featured speaker is usually a well-known personality. at this rally it was the hraela murphy chief legal counsel. you this.tell because what to do they are about to pay the bill of your sufficiently rights and offense and they [inaudible]. head off thet your federal penitentiary. that is the way they call the shots. he doesn't do it or they will [inaudible]. > as extra added attraction he introduced the three men indicted for the murder of liutzo.la boyr. eugene thomas and the who stood there leroy wilkins. [cheers and applause] befit

(grant) daniel dunn with dtm photography shared this picture with us.aken from treasure island...it shows several simultaneous strikes last night...while we were on the air. and this was a wide-spread aierial show. in santa cruz and san mateo counties alone...there were more than one thousand strikes last night. and there was heart-pounding thunder and lightning in the east bay...and north bay....all over. at least eight fires are being blames on lightning... including one near woodside still burning. but the fact that rain accompanied the lightning was helpful in limiting fires. so many viewers shared pictuers and videos with us...we appreciate it...and welcome you to do the same whenever you see breaking news or wild visuals. just attack the pics or video using the report it button on the kron-4 mobile app...or do the same on kron4.com. . (steve) in the east bay a young woman - held at gunpoint... and then robbed on bart.(pam) now, police are releasing new surveillance images ... hoping someone might recognize the suspect. kron four's terisa estacio r

. >> tony dunn majored in astronomy and he said -- >> it is venus. >> thank you, tony. thank you.s it. >> it's actually tony. high school buddy and also an astronomer. >> let's take a look at the commute. i have good news for you on highway 101. lanes finally opened. sigalert at one point, the crash has traffic stuck at 101. northbound 101, that vices, 280 is a good bet. i also want to mention if you are on 19th avenue, trying to get on to the free way, that's all the a activity there right near 19th avenue. a good area to avoid right now. still very active scene, on 280. 19th avenue may be tough. likewise for juniper sierras, good time to avoid. bay bridge toll plaza moderately heavy. back to you. >>> police in spain have made a fifth arrest in the deadly terror attack that took place in barcelona and a nearby coastal town in august. spain's interior ministry says that the 24-year-old suspect purchased explosive materials in his name and provided vehicles for cell members. isis claimed responsibility for the van attack in barcelona and the knife attack where 16 people were killed

. >> sandra: dunn jr. says oppose the allegations to rest, doesn't?> kennedy: i don't think so when "the washington post" is making these detailed claims that sound very important using big words in a newspaper. does "the washington post" not sell digital ads to anyone? that's why this media empire still exists because they're finding out a way to use facebook technology to target people. what we haven't seen and they sprinkle a little bit of anecdotal data, but we haven't seen much. what is the connection, how do you prove that those ads internalize and change people's minds? >> trish: the ads were on both sides. we did some research on the intelligence report and basely we came up with a bunch of ads that targeted donald trump as well. there were other people doing i it. i guess you get the whole fake news thing and how do you know if it's fake or real, should facebook have more responsibility? >> kennedy: how do you measure what the influences where they went into somebody's a very personal voting decision? >> lawrence: hillary clinton has so much

. >> jaclyn dunn has traffic. >>> along highway 4, if you traveled that freeway you know how slow it can get whenever -- even if there's not a problem it can be slow. tracking delays westbound near contra loma. you can see in the camera shot here, brake lights coming on. crash cleared to the shoulder. speeds drop below 20 miles per hour. we are just approaching the 50- minute travel time. we are still in the yellow but we are getting close to a very slow ride out of antioch into hercules. your ride to walnut creek 680 at north main street definitely busy. but we are still in the green as far as travel times. the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza is into the maze 18 minutes into san francisco. metering lights are on. clear skies for most of the bay area. you can see why. the cloud cover is pretty much disperseing. cooler temperatures. chance of rain in the forecast from tonight until tomorrow morning. significant winds. later on this afternoon expect to see winds pick up to 20 miles per hour. so we're also going to talk about what this means for your temperatures coming up in a litt

otherproblems getting into san francisco but there will be a little of waiting to do at san mateo and dunnbarton bridges still looking light but that's about to change in about a half hour or so. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. >>> store owners say that there have been at least a half dozen grab and run fests along fill more street in san francisco's pacific heights neighborhood and that was just in august. we have surveillance video of one of the thefts and ktvu's amber lee shows us some stores have been hit more than once. >> we came out. we have someone literally take about $2000 worth of merchandise off the front rack to my right. and literally run out of the store. >> reporter: desiree gram says that thieves have hit her clothing store a total of five times. a loss of $5000 in august. thieves would come into the store and grab items and run. >> it's frustrating when you have two people working here. >> reporter: and next door, a store has been stolen twice. the owner says it's frustrating. she has been here for many years. >> you don't know many times until they've left the store

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. >> jon: john roberts of the light to to to mike dunn mack white house we see president trump shakingds. this is the national association of manufacturers in washington. the board of directors and again, we are going to hear the president touting his tax reform plan. he says there's something in ia net only for individual americans, but it is going to give a shot in the arm to the economy of this country. the tax write offs that john talked about, also the ability to bring profits back into this country that many corporations are holding overseas because when they bring them back end, they have to pay a 35% tax rate. now, the president. [cheers and applause] >> president trump: thank you very much. thank you all. thank you very much. [applause] think you all very much, it's great to be here for the national association of manufacturers. i especially want to thank your president and your chairman, along with all of the members of congress that are here today and they are working hard, i will tell you that. i would like to begin by sending our thoughts and prayers to the people of puert

san mateo and dunn barton bridge backed up. >> one of my favorite videos, steve, is marchand lynch onfield when he was cat cal in a cart. >> yes. >> love that video. >> temperatures mild, cooler on the coast and bay than we have seen in a while. that fog has come roaring back for some -- not for all but for some. temperatures in the upper 60s for a few. you can see some of that fog which has been gone for, what, five days? it is slowly working its way back. so some will cool down but inland still going to be pretty humid. category 5, 185 miles per hour, moving west, 15, 16 miles per hour. now approaching puerto rico. the outer bands already moved in. there have been some catastrophic damages in the leeward island. the track takes it towards the florida coast and then skirts it up the atlantic side. the gfs and the euro are in synch on this but they are still bringing it around south carolina and georgia monday morning. we will see if that holds. we have a fog bank now. these are tropical clouds from what was tropical storm lydia. the flow is out of the south so that brings up some moi

fourth quarter, golden bears were down 3 again until this, baurs, baer, back of the zone, jourdan dunnkra cal up again. plunging across the goal line. cal goes up 35-24. they would go on to win 35-306789 t35-30. >>> giants taking on the red birds from st. louis. bottom nine, giants down, 1-0. buster posey bloops a single to right center. hunter pence shakes his tail feathers all the way home. just like that, all tied up at one. bottom ten, nick humly leading off says, ride with me. he hits a walk-off home run to right field. how about that? giants win in dramatic fashion. 2-1, the final. i hope you guys got the nellie reference. he is a rapper from st. louis in case you didn't know. that's it for sports. more news. back to the break. see you. food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday

we are going to get a check of the roads and the morning commute now with jaclyn dunn. >> good morning. we are starring to see those slowdowns build along westbound 580. it's already in the yellow just under 30 minutes for drivers from 205 to towards 680. no accidents, all lanes clear westbound. just crowded. we'll take it over to 880 where things are still looking very civilized in both directions. through oakland near 66. 15 minutes to the maze. we are getting mass transit reports that bart is recovering with 10-minute delays out of downtown oakland due to a track problem. 10 minutes in the east bay and san francisco. just heads up if you use mass transit. ace no delays. over at the bay bridge toll plaza, no metering lights just yet. we are still in the green. but things are definitely starting to back up in some of the cash lanes. 10 minutes from the maze into san francisco. let's check in with roberta on the forecast. >>> good morning. 5:15. live weather camera look out towards coast tower this morning. and we can see it because we are fog-free. clear skies there and clear skies at

you ain't going to believe what kirk dunn wrote a book. hillary clinton. guess what it's called?" girl, bye. we know what happened, all right. [laughs] you got walked in the election and donald trump became your president. that is what happened. but what we don't know is, we don't know what happened to them 33,000 emails that you deleted, they smashed up computers, they smashed up blackberries. we don't know what happened to all of that. we don't even know what happened when you were supposed to do your job and save benghazi. we don't know what happened. we don't even know what happened with the money you were supposed to give them. what happened to it, hillary? let us know what happened. you can tell us what really happened? then you need to go home and you need to go to bed. and that is my final word. >> sean: thinks. he also sent me that t-shirt. "you need to go to bed." by the way, i'll be doing it -- thanks for being with us, as always, we'll see you back here tomorrow night. the show is not the establishment, destroy-trump-media. we are there fair and balanced part. thanks

and this was right near 0th street station and caused entire system in center sit yet to shut dunn. >> we don't he vamiate anyone that is not in imminent dange danger. we won't evacuate until we have the proper personnel involved. police officers and transit supervisors. >> septa said there was not a fire and no one ever made announcements to all those riders. 500 of them. there were delays an hour for rest of night and just about everywhere. >> three robbyes in the past three days and police believe the same guy is behind all three. surveillance cameras captured armed man robbing three businesses in north philadelphia. he hit up texas chicken and burger jimmy's house of pizza and little ceasars. the guy threatened employees with a knife and ran away with cash. no one was hurt. >> don't touch me. >> let's walk. >> walk. >> don't touch me he. >> walk. >> they touched her it happened again where we have law enforcement removing someone from a plane on baltimore happened tuesday. she claimed she had a life-threatening pet allergy and she learned there were animals on board she became emo

he entered a plea of not guilty and had one supporter at the hearing, his girlfriend, samantha dunn,ho spoke to us afterwards. >> tell me how you found out that your boyfriend was in jail. >> he was supposed to pick me up from work one day and after work i was waiting outside and an hour had passed and he wasn't there and i knew something was wrong. and so when i got home i found out on the internet that he was arrested. >> what are your biggest fears for him right now? >> i'm just afraid that he's in isolation, just completely -- you know, scared and lonely and doesn't know what's going to happen. and on top of that, i'm afraid of how long he's going to be in jail. that's my biggest fear so far. and that it would change him in any way. i hope it doesn't change his heart. >> i didn't know my girlfriend was going to be in the courtroom. just knowing, some way, i didn't hurt myself, i hurt people that were close, and just -- they are still supportive. it hurts. >> the couple would soon be reunited after ruiz posted bond and was released. he pled guilty at a later court hearing and was

can't rule out a stray shower but in the a big deal, tonight we are dunn to 67, mostly cloudy, muggy,and coming up is last weekend of summer. we will give you that forecast along with the latest on tropical storm jose. that is what ace head. bob kelly is outside right now they are will letting you play with their toys out there. >> this is cool, i jumped in. hi sir your name and where you are from. >> from philadelphia, pennsylvania. >> corporal with the army. what am i sitting in here. >> right now you are sitting in a matv, it is a combat vehicle and it is used for heavy terrain and mounted with a system. >> heavily affirm ordinary. we're well protect. >> yes. >> now what is this red button >> don't touch that. >> okay. >> okay. >> i don't want to get anybody in trouble. lets check jam cams as we say good morning to i-95 right here near philadelphia international airport. we are seeing volume on a friday morning no problems at the airport. we will say hi to the bennie, up and over south jersey. as we go to the maps 95 at wilmington closed all day yesterday, opened for business this

this is the largest civilian water evacuations since dunn kirk. thousands -- dunkirk. thousands of volunteers worked along with city and county first responders to save countless lives. the heroes came from all walks of life, from all parts of the country. the attitude of the people of was one of inspiration. flooded victims who didn't know each other, their homes were flooded but they are was one of flooded victims who didn't know each other, their homes were flooded but they are helping other flooded victims get to safety and get what property they could recover. this heroism reminded me of what it means to be a texan and an american. mr. speaker, harvey will not defeat the human spirit. there were two men in brownwood, you know where brownwood texas is. probably nobody else heard of it. that's in way west texas. they decided they wanted to help, got in their pickup trucks, drove to austin texas, which is still 200 miles away from houston, they went to a sports place there and bought a bass boat, a trailer, a motor, filled it up with all kinds of stuff, drove to texa

last night council members moved to take dunn the statue of general thomas stonewall jackson. the vote comes weeks after violent protests in the city turned deadly and sparked in part by plans to remove a stoot uof confederate general robert e. lee. both statues will reneighbor in place pepding a lawsuit. >> and learning more about a helicopter crash that killed two state troopers. and they were respokening to white supremists rally last month when their chopper when do you remember. new report from ntsb says possible mechanical failure caused that helicopter to go out of control and crash. >> demonstrateers charlottesville to d.c. will finish stretch. the frup is in fairfax country and their message to lawmakers and president is to dismaptle white supremists groups. the group marching began doing so last mop and they'll have walked a total of 100 miles. >> red sox traveled this morning and how the team used apple watches to get an edge on opponents. >> plus the vick difficult hurricane harvey getting a boost from hollywood. you can help too. details he's our pediatrician, dr.