east. one could very plausibly argue, i think, that were it not for america's role in the middle east, barack obama would not have won the presidency in 2008. more specifically, had it not been for the state senator obama's vocal opposition to the invasion of iraq, which then u.s. senator hillary clinton had voted to authorize, senator obama would have had a difficult time distinguishing himself from his main rival for the democratic presidential nomination. the iraq war and its after math then was as much a litmus test on presidential judgment and foresight in 2008. as the constableation of subsequent wars proxy civil, conventional, you name it revolutions, coupes and even glimmers of breakthroughs might come in the coming election in the fall of the 2016. given the way the presidential primaries have gone, i'm not sure just what counts as a litmus test. in terms of presidential discernment in american politics anymore. in contemplating america's role in the middle east one thing is abunda

middle east policy. this was part of a conference hosts by indiana university's school of global and international studies. it's an hour and ten minutes. >>> okay good morning and welcome to this second session of the america's role in the world conference. i'm the assistant professor in the department of the national studies here at the school o global international studies at indiana universe and i have the pleasure of moderating this very distinguished panel. before i get into the intro ducks of our panelist -- introductions of our panelist i thought it would be best to set up the main subject matter of the panel, which is america's role in the middle east. one could very plausibly argue, i think, that we're not for america's role in the middle east, so president obama would not have won the president? i 2008. more specifically, had it not been for the state -- then state senator obama's vocal opposition to the invasion of iraq, which then u.s. senator hillary clinton had voted to authorize, senator o

next, a discussion about the united states's policy towards the middle east. indiana university recently held a conference on the united states's role in the world. this is about one hour, 10 minutes. >> ok, good morning and welcome to the second session of the america's role in the world conference. the hussein banai, assistant professor here at the indiana university department of international studies. i have the pleasure of moderating this very distinguished panel. before i get into the introduction of our panelists, i thought it would be best to kind of setup the main subject matter of our panel, which is america's role in the middle east. very these, we could positively argue, i think, we are not for america's role in the middle east. wonck obama would not have the presidency in 2008, if not for the then-state senator barack obama's role in iraq, which hillary clinton authorized. he would've had a difficult way of distinguishing himself as the main rival for the democratic nomination. the iraq war and its aftermath than the was as much a litmus test on p

a concentration of that will be east to the east bay hills and will cover the east bay shoreline. here is a shot of the golden gate. the fog issues have broken up a little bit in the last half-hour. let's go forward with this. the rain will fire back up again tonight. very much from the east bay to the south bay is where the concentration is. heavier rain developing tomorrow at 7 am. not as much in the north bay. then we got throughout the day. another search happens in the afternoon. by 5 pm it is starting to move towards the east and the son might -- sun might poke out a little bit. don't expect a lot. temperatures will reflect that. let's watch these models carefully. 7 am rain developing. we will stay pretty much in the 50s. tomorrow night, we cool down at 6 pm. later on look at the coverage telling us we have clearing skies developing in spots with drier air. there a much better warm-up for your monday. sunday, modest temperatures with a lot of cloud cover and rain returning to the east bay shoreline, lower 60s, a tad warmer towards the east. coming up in a bit your seven- da

middle east existed an empire system. the ottoman empire and the caliphate were more like the roman empire, large empires that ran from the center really you ran your own affairs. the modern state system with dates and flags and borders and uniforms and national anthems was religious carved up. in the region it's relatively new and frankly it has been relatively unsuccessful i think that's why the state system, you had the mandates for a brief period after world war i mostly ruled by the uk and france. world war i was enough. then they commit suicide again world war ii. the united states tipton it hasn't happened yet when the old state system has been torn apart the way it has right now command it has been reduced to something like going back to the days of 1919 where there are no nationstates anymore in the antecedent no conflicts have emerged to the forefront. so is a european model? your pass a nationstates. and with that thank you very much and i will sign as many books as i can. >> you're watching book tv on c-span2.

the east bay will see it tomorrow as well.oday it's going to be mostly cloudy in the south bay. 58 degrees right now. peninsula same deal. san francisco dealing with some rain. on and off rain for the north bay. san francisco and the east bay for today. the peninsula will see showers taper off before noon. so if you're headed to the giants game, it doesn't look like it will be dry, but you can see the heavy rain is focused mostly across the central valley. that's going to rotate around that area of low pressure across the pacific. eventually as it moves on shore for tomorrow, we'll continue with this pattern o of heavier rain. this is 4:00 in the afternoon. most of the bay will have dried out by then. we're still talking about mostly cloudy skies into the afternoon. tomorrow morning, 7:00, look at the futurecast number right there. you'll notice we're talking about rain for the east bay. even the peninsula. it will spread out by tomorrow afternoon. we'll still hang on to some showers by the evening hours tomorrow for the east

east of that it is the 60s. further east of that we're talking the 50s up across the hudson valley and eastern sections of long island. you can s the breakdown, 68 in the city today. 60 in bethpage. notice to the north your highs in the 50s in here out across porertions of connecticut and eastern long island. but then notice into new jersey, 72 in hamburg. closing in on 80 near heightstown, almost a 30-degree range of temperature in parts of the viewing area before the day done. 37 is the low tonight as things dry out. then 30s to the north and west little chill in the air indeed.quthroughout the latter half of the week for thursday and friday, the clouds are back in the0s and 60s. then on and off rain around with of us for both thursday and friday. but we have some rain in the forecast. today showers and thunderstorms, another round coming through this afternoon. dry, nice tomorrow. then the clouds return thursday and friday again with some rain possible. cool ter in the 50s. dry for the weekend it looks like r

more showers happening to the east. seven-day forecast coming up in a bit. >>> the warriors and uptime chicago for road wins in nba history. >> the warriors are on the cusp of history. the edge the grizzlies in a nailbiter. 100-99. the warriors are just one game away from tying the nba record set by the bowls. steph curry and the gang need to win the two remaining games. >> if anybody wants to be this consistently, they are going to have to play the way we play or they won't be this. it would be a beautiful thing to watch because it would change the game. >> tomorrow night the warriors visit the san antonio. the spurs have not lost at home all season long. >>> in the south bay $14,000 worth of construction tools and equipment stolen in the willow grant neighborhood. the latest one neighbor say has been a steady rise in property crimes in that area. tonight we spoke with a victim that you will only see on kron4. >> reporter: a complete home renovation project and now jeff mercer, owner of south county construction and pa

>>robin winston: 80 east of coming skyway one. we had all but for right wing what does it what these two separate incidents at least one confirmed fatality were reported in the 1:00 hour ride at around 136 on the first crash came in. >>robin winston: because it is so early in the morning and this the come to come the direction no delays approaching the toll plaza wide open the late free to the minutes from downtown oakland to get over to the westbound styling. >>anny hong: tracking parlor to mostly cloudy conditions on this thursday morning here is a live look at the embarcadero, looking at the bay bridge the we're going to give this more cloud coverage is a transition as we are tracking of the storm to come this would bring a simmering. >>anny hong: by 3:00 p.m. still trapped in the morris to to stay generally in the north bay for today and most others to be fairly light and for the evening commute iran-contra a share shower to miss seven is if you're an antioch this afternoon under most cloudy conditions 66 in downtown san franc

the national champions big east villanova wildcats. fantastic job by the wildcats. considering how important this is for the conference, three years ago there was a mass exodus at this conference. how much did this legitimize the conference? >> it makes the conference separate above the conference because now we have a national championship. the branding that brings, the attention it will bring to our conference next year, in subsequent years, it can't be measured. i don't think there's anyone that would have imagined that only three years into this restructured conference we would have a national level program like villanova that actually wins the national championship. >> but you have been successful. over the past three years, your rpi is a top five, always having teams in the top five, some of the best coaches in america in the big east as well. but does the perception finally match the reality? the reality is this has been a successful conference. >> that has been the reality. we are a basketball-centered conference, a very successful basketball-centered confer

we're pivoting to the east. but even in the east and this is news that probably the white house should know, even in the east they're looking at what's happening in the middle east. when you sit with asian diplomats or asian politicians from singapore, china, et cetera, they will tell you, and i have these conversations, probably we all have these conversations. the way the u.s. is behaving in the mideast is telling us if in 20 years from now china takes over taiwan, or singapore in the sea of china, if we are able to count on the american protection. and this is the new world order. i mean, this is not something related to assad and the family and lebanon. this is something planetary. we are redesigning the equilibrium of the world. now, on the regional level, forget about the city guys, the saudis and the turks. they are murky, play with islamists. in every speech the department says that our aim in the middle east and in syria is to protect also and to, let's say, avoid and strengthen the fragility of states

we tried to ignore the middle east, but the middle east could not ignore us. host: luanne, oklahoma city. good morning. caller: yes, sir. wanted -- the man who was talking earlier and talking about all of the wars we have be en in. when are we going to get our act together and do something. if we do not do something about these terrorists now, they will be here in our streets. host: congressman, what should be done? guest: everybody wants an immediate solution, and anyone who promises an immediate solution is leading us down the wrong road. there is no way to send over 200,000 troops and have it be done and all of a sudden, it is won world -- like we war ii. this is a problem. it is a problem that will come after us, and it has to be managed. youquestion is, how do manage it at the lowest -- the lives of our men and women of service. if it is in the news and we are involved, it seems like a day in twice 16 is like a day in 2003, but it is not. one person or two service people being killed over a couple years in a rock is different from losing -- in iraq is dif

we were not wiwilling to fight r the middle east. that changnges in 1980, specifically, a particular moment in januarary of 1980, whn presenent jimmy carter in his state of the union address promulgated what is known as the carter doctrine. juan: i think we have a clip on that that we would like to go to now. this is jimmy carter, january 23, 1980, delivering the state of the union address. you mention what would later become known as the carter doctrine. >> let our position of the absolutely clear. in attempt by any outside force to gain control of the persian gulf region will be regarded as an assault on the vital interest of the united states of america -- [applause] and such an assault will be repelled by any means necessary, including military force. juan: the importance of what happened after t that? >> one thing to appreciate is carter himself had no understanding of the implications that would flow from that statement. what happens on an immediate basis is that the national security bureaucracy now redefines its prioririties

a warning for those in the east bay. police now believe that the suspect in this surveillance video shooting out car windows with a b-b- gun last month may now be targeting people. 00 emergency responders are the scene of the crash and the cause is still under investigation we have updates for you here threatening and on kron4news- dot-com >> marty: right now bay area bother baby save this morning to missing the last two weeks learning the woman has a connection with the man involved in several highly public place and connors. those include effort to please his last year in an arrest in san francisco employees rate on friday. kate shows the connection. >> reporter: dana and a little girl scarlet air missing since march 14th but now safe. the disappearance of unreported for almost all three weeks till someone filed a report friday. and the same day her ex- boyfriend was arrested by the fbi. petrov was in the news all week of video when viral last november now appears he's cuing up for a lawsuit. petra's attorneys filed a

>>reporter: it is led to the northern edge of the sea off toward its of the east bay hill with some heavy rain happening out toward antioch and also of the batch you consider ron concord that will be the trend basically this move from east to west and that will be pretty much the pattern expect rock today. >>reporter: students is a heavy flow we have nothing in the delays in the airport get below on check that again was suspect because of sfo petaluma and seventh in santa rosa come in and for those levels are low here again is the pattern of his mention complement of below that is bubbling up from the south of basically it is will the to the ease the to concede the pattern in this is different and write to the crucial you in the winter months the use the come from the northwest. sec >>reporter: mostly cloudy patchy drizzle by that point for most of the bay area much from. >>reporter: swim to you personally on the drive here from the embarcadero there's a lot of standing water on the road when there's a lot of slickness on the road if you're going to be on the road today suggest that you t

more general rain in parts of the east bay but stretches from the east bay back to pleasanton, sunol,s well and san jose, to the santa clara valley. morgan hill had .20. highway 17, highway 9, over to santa cruz getting rain. looks like this first band though is moving through. then we'll get a little break but there's still plenty off- shore. this all has to rotate in and that will be late morning and early afternoon. 50s on the temperatures, near 60 degrees. the breeze howling for some, 25 to 30. 41 truckee. it's very windy there now. rain will be first on the menu, then the snow will arrive and the colder air. so the winter weather advisory starts at 8:00 a.m. and goes until 8:00 p.m. i think wind is a bigger issue, or rain in the morning but by this afternoon the snow comes down. our system slides by. there's pretty cool unstable air so i think the north bay is in line for moderate to heavy rain but everybody by later today. rain for most off and on today, breezy and cooler, windy at times. temperatures in the 60s. it's going to be a pretty impressive little spring system here, it

this happened at east 94th street and 3rd avenue. that's where eyewitness news reporter, darla miles joins us with details. >> reporter: the stabbing happened here between 94th and 95th on third avenue. but we're told after the stabbing happened, the victim's girlfriend ran all way up third put him in to rush him to the hospital. >> i live right above the building. right above third. >> did you hear or see anything last night? >> i didn't hear anything what it happened at 1:00. >> reporter: at this point, it's unclear if there was a loud argument or not. police can only say that a 22- year-old man was stabbed to death here on third avenue between east 94th and east 95th. >> i woke up pretty early, about 5:00. there was just a lot of police, a lot of sirens, a lot of everybody outside. >> reporter: nypd officers canvassed the area tuesday morning for a surveillance video. hours earlier, just after 1:00 a.m., investigators say a 22- year-old man was walking with a woman believed to be his girlfriend when he was approached by another ma

just scattered showers up to the north and west and north and east of us. but maybe some breaks of sunshine, especially in new jersey. and it is in that area where things warm up. we ave another ban of showers and thunderstorms with the front that pushes through. by tonight, skies gradually clearing out setting the stage for lots of sunshine for tomorrow with temperatures fairly pleasant. but we'll have the scattered showers around today, but here's where the warm front sets up just to the west of the city. som in the 70s across new jersey. s and 60s to the east and northeast of us. you can see in the hig mmday, the upper 60s in the city. we may be a little cooler than that if we don't quite get enough break in the cloud cover. but notice out here, the upper 50slio near 60 degrees across easter long island. we are looking at temperatures in the lower 50s for highs. same thing up to the hudson valley but the upper 70s across central portions of new jersey. so i said a big contrast in temperatures across the a a today. take along the umbrella, that you will n

you see showers just to the east of us. that will continue to move away. we are in for drier weather today. temperatures will be ramping up but a cool start. 44 in napa. san francisco and livermore. 48 in san jose. we'll look at those weekend numbers coming up in less than ten minutes. mike if you are looking at a drive through fremont? >> we are looking over here toward your bay. you have a smooth drive. no backup toward the bay bridge. over here in fremont, southbound 880. let me show you the live shot. i was traveling through this shot. about five minutes of delay. good news is those crews are early. bad news, i was late for work. >> you made it though. >> coming up next, why b.a.r.t. wants to track your vehicle license plate. >> access to san mateo count why i beach. the fight over access to martins beach on the san mateo county coast will go to trial. an appeals court reinstated a lawsuit yesterday that was brought on by a group called >>> the fight to access on martins beach will go to trial. an appeals court was brought on by a group called friends

we may not be tied to mid east oil so much. but believe me, from washington to new york, from san francisco to miami, our economy is tied to the world. and if the world's economy was to see the oil coming out of the gulf disrupted, 40% of the globally traded oil of this globally traded commodity, we would get a terrible impact, not only on the world economy, but it would immediately impact here at home. so there is an economic reason to stay engaged out there. there is also a diplomatic reason. that is if we want these nations with us on so many other issues, we can't ignore them when they've got serious issues. a third would be security. are we really so long from 9/11 that we have forgotten what it was like to look over at the pentagon with smoke pouring out of it and i would suggest we're not that far removed from it. no nation on its own can provide security in this world. no nation in a globalized world ever, but certainly not today, can do this on its own. so if we are going to have them stand by us and we're going to try

east bay seeing the showers. san jose later tonight. as the rain starts to drop more from north to south. we'll see another round of rain picking up as we head toward tomorrow morning. notice this hour by hour. after midnight, heading into tomorrow morning, more rain coming down. some spots picking up another third of an inch of rain as we get into sunday morning. we'll show you what you can expect for the rest or your sunday plans coming up in our full forecast in a few minutes from now. peggy? >> rob, sounds good. thanks so much. >>> rain certainly could have been a factor in a crash that willed one person in the east bay shortly before midnight last night. chp officers say when they arrived at the scene they found this mercedes sedan flipped over on the harrison street off ramp of interstate 580 in oakland. the driver, a man in his 50s, died at the scene. >> appears he was not wearing a seat belt and may have been ejected out the windshield or out of his own window. >> now the driver was the only person in the car. the cause of the c

east side. >> reporter: yes. this victim suffered multiple stab wounds during this road rage attack. he was able to drive over 20 blocks and get to this location before he crashed into multiple parked cars and was taken to the hospital. >> police are not sure where this road rage incident started or why the two drivers involved clashed. but they do know where it ended. the scene is sprawled out on east 76th and madison avenue. it is where the 45-year-old driver of the toyota crashed into a parked car. investigators say the driver was trying to get himself to the hospital after being stabbed six or seven times in a driving dispute. according to the nypd, just after 11:00 p.m., a man driving a blue ford with rhode island license plates that into a fight with the driver of the toyota on east 61 new york avenue. the argument led to the victim being stabbed. the suspect driving off. ultimately, the crash on 706th street. this case was in grave danger when he was taken to cornell medical center. they do say his conditi

when temperatures east bay shoreline. heading to the further east you might see some rays of sun and then some members may jump to the mid-60s. the chicken the met seven day forecast with the next batch of rain coming up. . >> marty:only on kron-4 -- surveillance video of a burglary in the south bay. 14-thousand dollars worth of contruction tools and equipment were stolen in san jose's willow glen neighorhood. the latest in what neighbors say has been a steady rise in property crimes in that area. kron four's philippe djegal spoke with the victim. two months in to a complete home renovation project. sot- "i am upset." and, now jeff mercer, owner of south county contruction and painting is without his tools and equipement sot- "angry, extremely angry." items he says took some 16 years to collect. sot- "how much did you lose here? i lost a trailer that was worth nearly 7-thousand and probably about the same amount in tools." the burglary happened at this vacant home on janis way in san jose's willow glen neighborhood just a

good morning to our friends in the east bay.he camera in walnut xreek. it may be a good day to grab coffee and get out of the rain. we'll check in with lisa argen with the full forecast. >> look at me. >> the best evidence against a convicted arsonist turned out to be himself. abc 7 news was there when a judge sentenced huntsman to 20 years in prison for starting the king fire in 2014. part of the evidence against him was a video he took of himself found on his cell phone showing him standing near the fire moments after it started. huntsman pleaded guilty and apologized to the victims. the king fire burned nearly 100,000 acres and destroyed a dozen homes. >>> the sonoma county sheriff posted not one but nine videos on youtube showing a confrontation last june between a deputy and petaluma teenager. the teen tried to stop the officer from looking inside her sister's pickup. >> what are you doing? you're not allowed to do that. not allowed -- >> deputy body camera video of the incident shows 18-year-old getting in between the truc

>>> breaking news here in the east bay. a major freeway shut down because of an accident involving a big rig. we'll have the latest coming up. >>> a very active scene there. also three homicides in four days in san jose. >>> the reason police say there is no threat to the public surrounding this latest case. >> changes on the way. rain falling across some of the bay area. by this time tomorrow morning, your full forecast with kari in moments. >>> the warriors in houston gearing up for game three tonight. will steph suit up? the star hints at his status. "today in the bay" starts now. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. how are we looking? >> looking good. good morning. a lot more clouds with milder temperatures. some of us starting at 61. 55 in the north bay. this is almost ten degrees warmer than yesterday. east bay 71 and san francisco 67. i'll talk about the rain that will be here by this time tomorrow morning coming up. let's head over to mike. >> we always have a bunch of issues. i've g

>> yes, we will clear out in the east bay and the east bay shoreline pretty rapidly.maybe more on the air for you, too. downtown more pesky and may take longer to do that and breezy for down san francisco. >> it is going to clear. >> it is going to clear, yes. >> marty wants to make that note. wear your shades. got to do that. here is a live look for you at the san mateo bridge. around the peninsula going on around here. temperatures right around 50ish and maybe a couple of degrees lower or above. visibility levels have dropped off in the north bay in spots and looking pretty good over the real estate. half-moon bay, lower at around nine. we do have a trough up towards the north. an area of low pressure a front and a dry one. so all we will get is spray by clouds. early on the week now, and that is going to delay the temperatures. we will see the numbers climb but way to the middle of the week and you will need shorts by that time. san francisco looking at lower 60s where clouds will be more pesky. southwest winds at 10 to 20 and on the breezy side and the breaks down

bay. >> the amount was $4,000 and my reaction was complete shock. >> reporter: east bay m.u.d. slapped dane bingham with sky high water fees after a pipe broke on his property. also on the list of water wasters, oakland a's owner, billy beane. the utility's tough stance resulted in a total of half million dollars in fines against water guzzlers like the retired oil executive who uses 12,000 gallons a day at his danville home and the venture capitalist who uses 8,000 a day in alamo. that was then. now east bay m.u.d. is changing its tune. the agency says its customers reduced water use by 24%. and after a flood of complaints, board members voted to suspend the excessive use fee. are you worried that could send the wrong message to excessive water users? >> we'll continue to work with all our customers and in particular customers on the high end in terms of their water bills. >> reporter: despite a stage 4 drought, east bay m.u.d. will stop penalizing water wasters with fines. >> in something is scarce it should cost more. >> reporter: instead, east bay m.u.d. will educate them a

temperatures are on the mild side. 53 around paramus, and the east wind here is coming in. it will shift and turn around and, and the humidities are high. winds gusting at 28 in the harbor. be careful getting on and off the staten island ferry, and we will be looking at more in the way of showers and thunderstorms coming up later on this afternoon. the first batch pushed through out across long island, and there were lightning strikes with that this morning. the next batch from the west, coming in at lunch. what's going on? >> a couple of people are asking me if the airports are okay at this point. not a bad idea to get in touch with the individual carrier if you're headed out today, and we will look over here at mass transit times. long island railroad on or close to schedule. hudson bergen light rail on a modified schedule, and metro north is running on or close. street cleaning rules in effect for today. >>> 5:56. a 6-foot alligator on long island, sure to get attention when one was found to be living inside of a home it got a lot of attention. the suffolk county aspca s

lower east river cross, moving along mathly. sides -- smoothly, alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect. back over to you. lori. ken? >>> thank you. still ahead on eyewitness news this morning, wild images out of new jersey, fierce flames engulf a car near the lincoln tunnel. look at that. >> also ahead, a school bus driver turned hero. >>> 5:20. the highway to the lincoln tunnel is now back open this morning. but yesterday new jersey transit says the car rear ended one of its buses which had no passengers on it at the time fortunately. three people in the car though were hurt. well many came to mourn former nfl star will smith at a memorial ceremony in upstate utica. it was held at the football stadium of his old high school. he was shot and killed saturday night. police say that he was shot by cardell hayes after a traffic accident. hayes is now facing murder charges. >>> well, in the morning's health alert, even though some medications cause relief. they may lead to other serious problems. new study linked lo

lower east side and chinatown. >>> let's get over to john elliot. >>> the lower east side, little italy and the west side, and the east side and the park too just bathed in sun clear and 51. cooler readings slightly cooler, 45 at monroe, toms river as well. turn that around, 54 in great

in liquid format for south and east.so rain is expected. meanwhile we're watching the system. ate sizable low pressure system that's pushing west to east and as it does it's just going to scoot right in here with rain and snow, 95 the kricorridor is looking like the delineation between snow and rain. the system is just pushing in from the west and the southwest and as it continues to move in our direction we are expecting moisture to be arriving. so what we can expect out of this system, mainly south engineer circumstance less than an inch and you see here in the white slushing inch on grass or less. further west of the viewing area, yeah we could get an accumulation there of real snow, one to two inches across the area simply because the temperature profile is going to be much colder out in this area here the closer we get to the city a little warmer and warmer still down south and east of philadelphia. so, as to what we can expect, cold and windy conditions later on this morning. future weather will put it into motion.

she attended greenville elementary in east chester. there's no official word on how she died, but health officials are confirming it was an isolated event with no risk to anyone else. >>> grieving family's most private moment being made public through a powerful message in an effort to save lives. 20-year-old emmitt scandal died from a heroin overdose, and his parents are sharing their pain. >> if parents are too afraid to put it in an obituary, how will the rest of the world see it? i was to end this stigma. my son was not a junkie or some dirty back alley heroin addict. >> his father says within just 6 weeks his son was hooked on heroin, and it took control of his life. >>> it's 5:37, and you're never more than 7 minutes away from weather and traffic. >> we look at 4 times square south, and we have a nice morning and a beautiful sunrise coming your way. temperatures are cool. grab a jacket or a sweater. you need that. now taking a look outside, and looking at temperatures and satellite pictures will show the clouds are driving down t

when we go into tuesday that shifts toward the east. be on the look out for that. high of 22 in denver with a chance of thunderstorms. same in chicago with wet weather in toronto with a high of 10 degrees on monday. as we look at the forecast for east asia, we hav a stationary boundary extending from the southeastern portions of china

across the east bay, no concerns. wet roads across parts of the south bay and just keep that in mind and you'll notice that by the green showing up on the maps. the 101 wet in spots and 85 is wet in spots, too, over near saratoga. back to you, sam and laura. >>> right now following breaking news in the south bay. police activity near san jose state university has a street shut down. >> kris sanchez live at the scene with the very latest for us. kris? >> well, good morning to you. we are here on east william street near san jose state university. i'll step out of the way. we are talking about a shooting investigation. san jose police here on the scene. they have a mobile command site, as well. what you're looking at is a street side tacoria restaurant and this is a bustling part of town later in the evening hours not far from san jose state and along with a laundromat in the area. we know at least one person was shot in this incident and we don't know the condition of that person. if you are making your way through thi

it happened at the friday's store on east hamilton. police say the suspect stole from the store four times before. he steals items from the front of the store and then flees in a waiting car. police say the crimes began in december, more than $2,000 in merchandise stolen. >>> a promise to local high school students. you have a place here. san jose state university announced a plan to bring in students from 13 east san jose high schools in those students meet certain academic requireme requirements. they'll be guaranteed at mission. university says it's a way to bring in more local talent. >> we just think it's a great opportunity to increase the number of students from the east side in our backyard to get a college education that might not otherwise see that possible. >> under the agreement, east side students will be able to get into san jose state if they maintain a c-minus average in 15 required classes, in addition to an s.a.t. or a.c.t. test score. >>> many of us thing there's not much we can do about traffic problems. a live look

some rain coming through east san jose.to you guys. >> thanks, mike. 6:32, new this morning, today's wet weather could make it tougher for crews to fix this big sinkhole that opened up in pacific heights neighborhood. bob redell join us. damage is significant there. >> it is. the public commission is expecting to have workers out here within the next hour to start repairing this sinkhole. we are in the middle of sacramento street. you see the sinkhole is large. 17 x 22 feet. looks like 10 to 12 feet deep. formed yesterday around 5:00. crew was out here. it started as a small indentation in the road. as they began to work, the pavement caved in and sunk into the ground. the puc claims this on a broken sewer line. they do not know what caused that sewer line to fail. >> they will better understand what happened. the hole is secure because the sinkhole occurred at the site of the break. we don't expect it to expand from here. >> in spite of the sinkhole, water and sewer service up and running. the puc estimates it will take ro

the east bay, 68 degrees. you see the swirl of clouds on the west side of the screen, that will bring us showers tonight and start of the day tomorrow. i'll talk more about that coming up in less than 10 minutes. now, let's talk to mike with a crash in san francisco. >> looking toward the bridge, a crash, and then before you get to the boil tunnel, reports of a single tunnel hit the center divide and traffic seems to be running fine. no real surprises. a little built for san jose traffic and a live look at the san mateo bridge. getting over the san mateo or dumbarton bridge you may get caught with a gust of wind. dons says that caught that overnight. back to you. >>> up next, peering into the future. facebook unveiling the new technology they're working on as mark zuckerberg had a whole lot to say yesterday. we can expect a facebook plane. >>> and victory for sexual assault survivors, saying ir ironically they may have comedian bill cosby to thank for it. i want to show you some cutting edge technology. this i

head over to the east bay and see what we're talking about. slowing on 880 in a couple of spots and an accident just south of the oakland coliseum and another in fremont right near auto mall parkway and a look out near fremont and traffic still moving without a problem and slowing on the san mateo bridge there. not all that bad, just traffic starting to build and great news on this friday. back to you. >> anthony, thank you. >>> an update right now to breaking news and a shooting investigation under way right now in downtown san jose. this is right next to san jose state. "today in the bay" kris sanchez at the scene all morning long. you have an update you just got from police. what can you tell us? >> we do know the police investigation seems to be wrapping up here. they just took down the crime scene tape and the roadway here at east william street will be reopening soon. i want you to look in the distance there. you see a taco truck. the spartan taco truck and i owner of that taco truck that e was here when the shooting was reported right a

and this into east bay, i would 24 looking normal.880, different story, and we will tell you about that coming up. >>> mostly clear and a breeze trying to kick in, and if you're heading to the giants game tonight, take the jacket. on his legendary quest, jack created a breakfast worth waking up for. the triple cheese and hash brown breakfast burrito. with provolone, cheddar, pepperjack, and a crispy hash brown. then he announced it to the world in the most legendary way. ah-hem. ♪triple cheeeeeese! the triple cheese and hash brown breakfast burrito. hurry in before it's gone. >>> richmond police are investigating after baby was found alone inside of the heart on a hot day. the outrage man does all the baby took the pictures on his cell phone and the video has gone viral. this happened saturday morning outside of the game stop store on mcdonald avenue. when the woman realized she was being recorded, she went back to the car, rolled up the windows and went back inside the store. the baby was still in the car. unattended.>> no matter wha

mainly in the east and south bay. for the totals through tonight pretty impressive. upwards of three quarters of appear inch hopefully in livermore. a half-inch san carlos and maybe a third of appear inch in novato. that's just a gauge. but we are looking at the next chance of showers coming in for the middle of the week. by early thursday morning here's some wet weather up to the north. and santa rosa, the entire bay area right on through your thursday morning commute. so that's another chance for the upcoming work week. likely putting us over the inch and a half in san francisco. but if you are headed into the city for the game today, low 60s with the chance of showers. it should be muggy out there and cloudy throughout the afternoon. so highs around the bay today ranging from the mid-60s on the peninsula, 64 in vallejo, 69 in sabatini hose. accuweather seven-day forecast, the 1 on the storm impact scale today. spotty showers tomorrow. dry monday and tuesday and another one on wednesday. could bring more light showe

over to the east side. cloudy skies, 432 park, the tallest residential building in the western hemisphere. by next summer it will not be. there is another one going up. here we go. 53 degrees at 6:07. it is a very warm morning here. for this hour of the day, around 41. we have cloudy skies and warm air surge ago head of the cold front. the rain gets here later on today and into the afternoon. sometimes it is going to be heavy, the rain, starting around 10:00. a thunderstorm could be embedded. a half inch to an inch of rain. not so bad, it is kind of comfortable here and there is el as soon as at the bus stop. heavy downpours of rain. i think for the yankees game that is delayed, they'll be able to play it. they'll just have to wait awhile. >>> heather has folks wait ago while on the l.i.e.? >> reporter: -- waiting awhile on the l.i.e.? >> reporter: yes this accident is still being cleared away. traffic diverted off at exit 41. a ton of activity with that accident investigation. let's go over to our maps. ea

diana is live on the upper east side. >> reporter: lori, the vicious attack playing out on on east 56th street, and we are getting a first look at the driver police say stabbed 11 times after getting into his car and taking off, and this is the driver and the car they are described as a man in his 30s, seen seeing fleeing the scene. manhattan drives away, leaving the 45-year-old victim to die. the to men got into a road rage incident over the 59th street bridge around 11:15 on saturday night, pulling over at 61st and york and the 45-year- old gets out of his car, and the suspect shows a knife, stabbing the man 11 times, and that is police say the victim tried to drive himself to the hospital. >> he drove several blocks, and he had to go back to 61st and york, and we spoke to the witnesses and got video there and saw the perpetrator was approached by the victim initially. >> and the 45-year-old victim is in critical but stable condition at the hospital still, and police are looking for a silver toyota camera and anyone with information should call crime stoppers this morning. >> diana, t

east 80 to 280, that on ramp is closed by the overturned rig.ove back around on the other side and i'll get you back on to the freeway. the drive over theç san mateo bridge. a smooth dry across the flat section. right now 101 moves very well. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >> 6:51. not a smoking gun but smoking chain. could prove deputies stole the necklace belonging to a suspect they severely beat. >>> the oldest son of the san jose couple murdered over the weekend is officially booked in the county jail facing homicide charges. our newsroom is keeping a close eye on a silver alert for a man out of haywar >>> first, happening right now, our newsroom keeping a close eye on a silver alert for a man out of hayward. investigators sent us a picture of the missing 87-year-old. it's on our facebook page. go see more wild weather photos from the bay area after our most recent storm. before you head out the door - here are the top stories on nbc bay area.... ==sam/2shot== a son is in custody, in conct >>> 6:54. here is a look at the top stories on nb

our focus is on the east shore freeway.adlights headed westbound on 80 through berkeley and to emeryville and if the bay bridge is your destination 5:30 for metering lights and an hour ago. we are looking at 20-minute delay from the back of of the backup which is sluggish and friend is if, even minor slowing up and over the altamont pass. we have an accident on the peninsula with an update in a few minutes. >> some parents of students at east bay middle school are fighting the principal over lgbt suspectance week. some are threatening to pull their kids out of class. amy hollyfield is in men. >> today could be a key day in the dispute. first, let me give. >> look of where the showdown is taking place, we are in the east bay we are at the middle school here in san ramon. the school has scheduled an lgbt soapance week. prescription president said the idea came from student leadership. he feels strongly it is the right thing to do. a southwest parents disagree filing an online petition against the idea with 515 signatures in s

it's all inside at the building at 67 east evelyn avenue.ll one crew of firefighters here for the next half hour or so. they have been using flashlight check for hot spots because multiple businesses inside. what you're looking at is 219 design. which designs and developments products for samsung, square and even nasa. inside a lot of burnt equipments. wires, material exposed and computers and papers. mountain view fire and police first got these calls around 8:15 night. firefighters arrived in four minutes to find heavy, thick smoke billowing out and realized they needed extra help and got it from palo alto firefighters. took another hour and a half for firefighters to control blaze. what remains unclear is whether there were people here working that time. what started this. we do know some other businesses here, including a smug mug a photo sharing website and bio medical and los gatos research. thankfully, no reported injuries. both directions of east evelyn avenue were reopened by midnight. what is going to happen now, an arson investiga

we think it's going to drop in east of the sierra which will take most of the moisture to the east alongith it but which you'll notice the changes here on sunday into monday. the winds will begin to pick up out of the north so gusty conditions to wrap up the weekend. check out the sierra here sunday into monday we could see the snow come up, maybe 6 to 10 inches of snow possible for parts of the sierra. this is going to carry over into the monday morning forecast. so winter-like conditions will go from spring and temperatures in the 50s today, upper 40s on sunday, and watch out for the changing conditions in the high country to wrap up the weekend. for the bay area, breezy to start the new week into sunday and monday, temperatures not changing a whole lot. tuesday we begin to see more clouds on the way. because that's the next change in our weather. and the better chance for seeing some rain for the bay area, a system that will track more west to east. so what you'll see during the day wednesday will be increasing clouds, similar day to what we saw yesterday, but the rain coming in, but