it's nott the middle east. maybe it's the environment so therefore you should go to a place you think the environment is going to be most impacted. put your self in a place like the great wayne gretzky know where it is going to be and not where it is now. so, think about where the politics are going to be the next 20 years and then go there. >> so what you say may be africa? >> i think frankly the coalition of environment and urbanization are going to define the next generation of times. i'm not sure if the next 20 years going to the middle east you may have missed it. in the last ten or 15 years there were two major american ground wars in the middle east, one of which didn't go particularly well. and hundreds of thousands of troops that were cycling through. are you going to do better in the next ten years and gets more action in the middle east than that? probably not. i doubt the 101st airborne division is ever going to be deployed to baghdad again in our lifetimes. i could be wrong. but i don't anticipate

it is hard for the rain to push farther east than it already has. the wide view with the motion showing it trying to get to new york and philadelphia and trying to stop and push away from us. through the day look for a spotty shower or thundershower like yesterday, it will be to the east of philadelphia. 58 in the city. 56 in allentown. 57 in trenton. 57 in wilmington. these numbers are better than the last couple of mornings. with light winds and fair amounts of clouds it's comfortable on the bus stop. 56 degrees, 83 degrees on the bus stop this morning, i meant 63 degrees. 1:00 p.m., 76. the high will be 79 degrees we'll get that late in the day, 4:00, 4:30 p.m., and the showers to the east. the pollen count, low today after yesterday's rain, it will be be climbing back in the medium high level. a beautiful day tomorrow, back in the 80s and the humidity starts to tick up. >> reporter: you're doing something right. this is the problem on the boulevard at 9th street. we had an accident where a vehicle splamed into -- slammed into a pole. the roads a

relatively new to the middle east. the middle east is an empire.he ottoman empire, before that the caliphate, were more like the roman empire. they were large empires that were run from the center but really in provinces you ran your 0 on affairs. the modern system with flags and borders and uniforms and national anthems was really just carved up after world war i. so in the recent and relatively new and frankly since world war i it's been relatively unsuccessful in the middle east. the state system hasn't worked very well for the region. and i think that's why if you look at state systems, you had mandates, for a brief period after world war i, few decades of mandates, mostly ruled by the u.k. and france. then after european countries decided, even after, that world war i wasn't enough. they had to commit suicide again with world war ii, the united states stepped in and became the overlord of the state system for a few more decades. ... >> >> thanks. [applause] , . [inaudible conversations] the wife away from non-fiction books on history and biogr

this is not pushing to the east like rain yesterday, it's pretty much just kind of staying to the east and will probably start to generally pull out to sea most of us that is out that way. i am picking up a slight little shower coming through reading and lees port and fleetwood. if you see some of it in southeastern pennsylvania it will be here and gone in not. we have sunny skies with breaks developing over the airport. that will be the pattern this morning away from the shorepoints where you have the showery activity where you have clouds and sun, over close are to the coast, spotty shower. 56 degrees, comfortable winds, a good looking morning and feeling good, too, there's the cloud cover this is beginning to break apart over to the east and cloudier and slightly damp. future tracker 6 picking up the showers and breaking them down by noon where you have a spotty shower or thundershower. there's another one coming through this afternoon 5:00 p.m. it's getting ready to be done. in the evening a couple of more and all of this over to the east, by 10 or so 30:00 we're not only drying ou

east bay shoreline san leandro 73. have lower 90s than the thursday dry then as showers getting into the weekend. crowd >> robin: 92 and high wind advisory remains in place across the span, 152 for those who go through gilroy. no major problems connecting to the east bay peninsula. , of time under 50 minutes. heavy traffic approaching the toll plaza from center fell. edging beyond castro moving well into the north bay won a one. no problem getting into san francisco the little crowded leaving nevada 037, at to marin would. drive time 80 minutes. south 680 leading concord 24 minutes from conquered the danville. dublin fremont riot that continues to back up between interchange 84 under 30 minutes. crowded leaving san jose mostly between meridian 17 split as. average drive time under 50 minutes and won a one of to 85. >> mark: staley was there as the festivities got under wayhere's a preview of what he found in this edition of people behaving badly. >> stanley:what you got there man. edward 40 ounces bruh you can't have a

let's look at the greater middle east, which is the focus of my book. it seems pretty clear to me that our presence has been counterproductive. the region of the world as has been the focus of us military tensions for the last three decades is less stable today than it was when we began. now, there are those people who say, well, i meet-- i guess it means we should try harder. i believe it's a mistake in judgment and therefore there is a need to do military eyes this region. how? by getting nations in the region to take responsibility for the restoration of stability. how you say, let's take the immediate problem of isis. isis poses the next attentional threat not to us, but to iraq, iran, saudi arabia, turkey, countries in which there is all kinds of reasons not to collaborate or cooperate. but, to have this transcendent reason to do so and were they to do so that they could take care of that force of 25000 likely armed thugs. the task facing american diplomacy is a diplomatic pass, not a military task and it's to bring those countries to recognize tha

again, we care about the middle east. but we see it all over the world kind of touted support some of the protest movements in other parts of the world that is effective, has proven to be a challenge. >> there is no doubt that the very of failed -- a large number have failed. ince the 90s we have yugoslavia. but the result of all these state failures is the nurl of states have multiplied. it's not that states have become less important. it's just that we have different states come to the surface. and this is what's happening in the middle east. now, in the lave ant, i don't think isis is going to last as a territorial state. but i think probably we are going to have not one but two states of that title probably not going to disappear. what i'm getting at is iran seems to be capable to go beyond the concept of the state as a way of organizing human societies. in other words, all these organizations that you talk about do exist but we still don't seem to hang on collectively to the concept of the state. would you care to re

joining us ono bloomberg markets middle east. ♪ manus: welcome back. bloomberg markets middle east.ow, time for some of the big market moves. we had the g7 over the weekend. we have had jack lew really warning the world that we are not on the brink of a recession. the japanese, they may have agreed not to get involved in a currency war. but they are saying the movement is one-sided. david is the chief investment officer for swiss wealth management. he joins us now. we of the meantime, course will be able to bring those views to you. let us do you up to speed with some of the markets in the middle east. hours ago one tilde star start of the trading day. on thursday, we had a particularly tough ride. the dubai financial markets were down over 1.68%. abreu dobby was down over 1.76%. we had some material stress in terms of the equity market. it was the morning after the fed, of course the day we saw egypt fall into crisis, as a result of that, you saw some quite dramatic moves in the middle eastern markets. let us to show you how saudi, bahrain, and kuwait actually finished the day. tur

know it was just so whole east coast to do something exotic. gat i still like the concept >> and i will have to ask but yes there is. >> q about strong women who were dictators there could be the installation of the puppet regime refiners lowe's to bring democracy to steer. is there any with syria or libya or but for the government to put in their own puppet absolutely. will they succeed in those to be proposed will surviveogre. some will feet of work in progress but i hope so i think i think it will be hard because they have had some bush but they will want to live under the oppressive societies. >> invented as if. but if someone moves so that is something that ise lesser-known that you might but then you just have took read the articles and books i rigo lot of books on the middle ages. my pets to be so very old give this a and i find them interesting. >> there is no block gore tweets but the glory he and the aha and then to learn more about the subject they and. >> after spending time but to have the oppression of the government's but if you

normally things move west to east. with the low down here, things will be moving from east to west.hat's why i do see another chance of thunderstorms tomorrow albeit isolated and a better chance of some widespread light rain from the leftovers of those sierra thunderstorms. futurecast 10 a.m., look at the rain in the northeast not in the bay area yet but by 2:00 there will be showers and storms. tomorrow night things calm down. the weekend looks mainly dry. tonight and tomorrow showers and isolated thunderstorms. showers are done by mother's day. mother's day should be a nice day. but rather unsettled for the next 36 hours. and cool once again. vallejo 65 for you tomorrow. fremont 66. redwood city and san rafael, 65 degrees. so we're done saturday morning. a little bit of sunshine saturday afternoon. mother's day looking good. next week, forget about thunderstorms. just find out where the sunscreen is. you will have highs in the 70s and 80s so a big change next week. could get thunderstorms tomorrow. that's rare for us. >> felt tropical. >> humid, cloudy. welcome to houston, texas!

the east shore and everything else. >>> it's slow on the east shore freeway, we found a stalled pickup truck. you can see chp, let me get rid of this. looks like it will stop all traffic here and try to push this car off the road. so the traffic is very slow as you can see, now it's coming to a standstill. they will try to get the car off to the side. that's what they will try to do. he's stopped all traffic and will push the vehicle off the side. we can stay on this. this is the only thing i will do. we're tight on time. when you get to the bay brigitte will be -- bridge, it will be slow. it's a dodge ram steve. >>> if someone tuning in saying there's a big fog bank, there is. it will be slow to retreat, it made a big push. it's all the way out the pittsburg. breeze behind that, partly sunny, 60 but cool, maybe upper 50s. west wind at 20 miles an hour and the real we built this city. drizzle or very heavy fog near balboa. the low cloud deck is extending way to the north, way to the south and from west to east. shower activity is declining, the breeze is in place. it's a cool pattern f

middle east.". i was talking about gold. we are coming off -- money -- there is one big investor open interest in gold. ats, the highest influences 2013. .his man says load of he says the market is exhausted, three years of unproductive markets are on the way. -- he wente average out going to get that again. he would really really say that gold is where he wants to put his wager. this is the man. he has a fairly good track record. the question is, what happens next with the dollar? it is all about the dollar, we -- rishaad?aad mentioning,you are he started the show talking about this. this month of may is one of the best months historically speaking -- nine out of 11 years -- may has proved the be a very good month for the dollar in fact it has risen so if you will is,on the -- now, the thing where does cool to? gold coast in the opposite direction. this is what we've got, of course. they brexit vote is on the 23rd of june. in sydney, probably an inflection point -- you know, we've got gold. we have

70s inland east bay neighborhood.ight we have low-to-mid 50s and storm-impact scale is "1" to severe and this is coming in pieces up to quarter inch of rain is possible. the 8:00 of the day is thursday and friday and mother's day could not be much nicer. sue? >>> good news. we have 39 bart trains on time. that is great. now, a heads up, at the oakland arena and the coliseum we have warriors playing at 7:30, so right around 7:00 hour a big convergence of cars and the lots will fill up and i recommend you take bart to the coliseum or the warriors. it will be crowds. buses and ferries look great, with degree going no chance -- golden gate no cancellation and ace train 3 is ready to leave stockton at 5:35 and everyone is looking good. we will look at the south by drive and check in with the bay bridge, too. >> how does organic fast food sound to you? it is oning -- it is opening this weekend and all food products are provided by california farmers. workers are paid $16 an hour. this opens on thursday. >> daring french inv

we are joined by middle east analysts. what changed? downgraded saudi arabia couple of months ago. you are back again. what has materially changed for you since april? >> let me clarify what we did. action on all sovereigns, we decided to confirm the kuwait raising, changing the outlook to negative. as for saudi arabia, oman, bahrain, we decided to degrade by one notch. manus: i am trying to understand what has changed? typically, on the saudi. oil prices have risen. >> we decided to start a review in march, following the drop in oil prices. we wanted to see how impacted public finances, and the fiscal reaction function of the government. and what we found is that saudi arabia, oman, and bahrain are more volatile to oil prices. thet was a double-digit next couple of years, and a substantial increase. yvonne: just a quick question for you. we have seen oil prices, they have stabilized, from january. is there a floor you look at, that could possibly push you to move again on the rating? acknowledgeah, we there was a liquid oil price recen

the best chance for that is to the east. tonight, a wet night. especially to the east. again, just east of dc from king george county up into baltimore. all of the counties in green. they are flood washes. until 2:00 in the morning. we have seen a bunch of rain down to the south. thanks to tropical depressi bonnie. downgraded earlier today. seeing the circulation west of charleston, feeds of bands off of the moisture. this is what is on top of us. we are watching some of this rain, at times, locally heavy, 3-1/2 inches of rain in king george county. south of lady smith. then, all of the yellow and red showing up. these are signs of heavy rainfall in howard county from columbia, really, out down towards laurel coming towards silver spring and college park. light rain moments ago. if you are west of dulles there is not a lot going on there. we have heavy rain goinout to clinton and indian head. and this in king george county is the flash flood warning until 8:00. high water down there. so, please listen to the warning turn around don't some of it tapering off then tomorro

i am the senior vice president here and head of the middle east program. first, before we start from a security announcement. we've never had a problem before the event. we have exits on the side and back of the room. we can do lots of places, so don't worry. follow my direction. i am delighted to welcome lisa andersen to present the third in our series of three talks on the middle east at an inflection point. this is an activity which is supported by the general funds of the middle east program and adjusting to us as we were looking forward to in the industry should buy theirs after the beginning of the arab uprising will be useful to take stock of where we are. in my mind there could be no better guide than our speaker today. i have no lease for 25 years and she's always impressed me. from a five-year tenure as the american press that university in cairo where she also served as provost for two years. she was the dean of the columbia school of international public affairs and head of the middle east institute at columbia. professor of international relat

also, low clouds for the east way to the south bay. so do not expect a super sunny start for tomorrow. here's the deal. fog at the immediate coastline. it has dropped temperatures 9 to 16 degrees cooler. that's part one of the cooling coming this week. the second component is this area of low pressure offshore. it's not just going to move in and move out. we think this upper area of low pressure will hang out from tuesday to friday. so it will keep the clouds and some intermittent showers off and on, filtering in moisture. it's not going to be a lot in terms of rainfall. so what i want to show you next is how much we could get. averaging around a quarter of an inch near the north bay. san francisco, good for about a quarter inch. that's our totals from wednesday into thursday and friday. let's round things out and bring you back into this forecast as we head throughout tomorrow. again, we'll have the changes, i which includes the increased clouds. for cupertino, 73. 62 in pacifica. palo alto also down to 73 degrees. across san francisc

but this week, i'm going east, east l.a. and the heights which are slightly more latinos that than the rest of us, and by slightly i mean overwhelmingly latino. east l.a. and boyle heights are on the east side of los angeles and geographically not that far from beverly hills, but let's just say that i owe my high school spanish teacher an apology for saying, why would i ever use span ib after i graduate. the culture can be traced back to the 1800s when a revolution caused the biggest migrations of americans. as the city grew, so did the labor opportunity, and the thriving community known as east l.a. was born. if i am going to learn anything, i know that i have to first hit the streets and talk to the people. would you mind talking to us for a second? >> all right. all right. can we talk to you in a moment once you get off of the phone? all right. maybe this not easy. cut to three hours later. i think that the problem is camera guy is that we are in east l.a. and looking for people to the talk to you, and one of the inherent

it's been a very rainy day east of i-95. still seeing some more shower activity developing around the metro region and more back to the west. take a look at what has just started to occur here with a cold front making its way here too. we are going to see some showers. take a look at where the rain is now. down around fredericksburg and st. mary's county. calvert county same deal. let's zoom in towards d.c. you can see some of the showers around the kettering region and clinton and andrew's air force base here. this one continues to move off towards the east very slowly. heads around upper marlboro. there is another line up to the west. again, most of us remaining dry tonight, but can't rule out a couple of showers. maybe a rumble of thunder. that is pretty much the case over the next couple of days. we'll break it down for you coming up in just a minute. >>> a security scare at the white house now over. the white house was locked down after somebody threw a container over the fence. this happened on the north lawn just befo

to meant the far east to bay along the east of the shoreline and temperatures in the '80s for today.eporter: '70s and '80s going on today going for there was a drop 7534 friday 67 attacks a while to get his act together to get some land saturday's the first opportunity and maybe some cops off under. >>robin winston: over 2101 image of problems for the peninsula is a little slow for 92 heading of to san mateo this time on a real track in the south of thereby limit the problems pockets of heavy traffic from northbound 101 stars reveron you're one of it is off and on into downtown is should clear up at montague expressway not been made it his pockets of heavy traffic. >>mark: bill cosby said to the abuse her back and 2008 she dropped the original lawsuit against cosby in february with all the new lawsuit against costing claiming that he knew or should have known that to have drugged and sexually abused women in the past that he was unable. >>darya: that discovered a way to clone as a cut and that will allow scientists to study the virus and the damage and to help develop a back some thi

these are moving to the north and east. other storms to the south and east. that's what we'll continue to watch for. so, extremely heavy rain here and lightning. we are continuing to see the reports of two to three inch hail. tennis ball sized hail. baseball sized hail. hail that we don't see often in this region. it will not only dent cs, you are going to have the leaves on the trees coming off. your road is going to be a mess. if you are looking at me now, you know what i'm talking about. your street is now a complete mess with the debris on the roadways. that makes it slick as well. around the quantico area and fairfax, another storm moves through. the roads are going to be extremely slick. be careful on the roadways this evening. really, once again, i can't say it enough, how amazing this is to see in our area. these two storms, this one here and this one to the south. these were together a minute ago or an hour ago. now, they are moving apart. that shows we have that rotation in the atmosphere. you can see there is no longer that tornado warning there. a

east of los angeles.yrocketed since 1996 on a to come to hit the market to the number of prescriptions people around 2012. >>darya f: you have bought the man california and the concern is the possible loss. contamination we have on our website of full list of the public's. >>robin winston: is getting called approach to the san mateo bridge toll plaza. >>darya f: team of girls and was seattle is turning the world of the to the baseball upside-down that called beaches been named after rwanda's team that played in the olmec and golf professional baseball the that in 1943 but unlike the tin old his girls play against the boy this the internet goes crazy after a phantom concerns lebron james reeling. >>mark d: the lead the shooting happened just before success to the evening on was the bonfire. richmond more than 20 schillings on bay area for a range since last november 3rd people have been arrested for the murder of 27 years old keep the grain from a brain the third person has not been identified. >>robin win

now a four mile backup 70 east after east patrick.ting by the crash, still real delays here this morning. allow for extra time if you're headed out of frederick here. purcellville 9 at harpers ferry, eastbound lanes still blocked there. 66, 95, no major procedures. prince george's county overall looking quite good. normally indian head highway of course pretty jammed headed inbound. and that being loose actually pretty good. top of beltway normal there outer loop passing university boulevard. all of the routes up there looking good, as well. 2 overall northbound and southbound moving just fine. red line still delays, no longer single tracking though between friendship heights and van ness. an earlier arcing insulator. >>> we are still working to federal government out what is going on in dale city this morning. let me show you this map where police have opened a death investigation. this is prince william county. police department heading this investigation on the 15th,000,0 block of brazil circle. we hope to give you an update by mid

warm with a mix of clouds and sun, showers mainly to the east. quickly the high temperatures looks like we might head into the upper 80s in the lehigh valley and toward reading. close to that in wilmington. this is a change down the shore you have a chance of getting to a high of 70 this afternoon, maybe higher some shore communities that seems like weeks in the 60s. we head into wednesday and sunday you get the bermuda high pressure setting up, a typical summer pattern we'll get it in the late spring. the clockwise flow around the high, it will continue to draw warmer and warmer air in. it will be in the 80s we'll add humidity to the forecast starting on thursday. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 79 degrees getting warmer today. sunny and warm tomorrow. high of 86. thursday is the day where it starts to feel more humid. 87 degrees you'll be sweating a little bit more. 88 on friday, warm and humid, friday a thunderstorm is possible. holiday weekend, mid 80s saturday anticipate sunday, 78 on on memorial day monday. all three days ther

we'll cover the tri-valley and east bay. want to show you we are watching southbound 680 al costa. there is a closure forcing more folks over to canyon road. we'll track that closely. so far mild impact toward the tri-valley. east bay, typical buildup. bay bridge toll plaza and san francisco bridge. san jose northbound 101. slowing from 680 up to oakland road and the airport. >> it's 6:31. pretty incredible new video from the sky above. this is the solar impulse 2 as it took off this morning. it left moffett field earlier. we featured it live here on today in the bay. hopefully we'll get you some of that new video. >> making its way there at 47 miles per hour. >>> also new, the bay area might be beautiful, but a new poll just released this morning shows that many people living here want to pack up their stuff and leave the region. >> kris sanchez live in san jose with some of the reasons why. >> reporter: good morning to you. every time we get together with friends and family, the cost of living comes up as part of the conve

i'll be tracking this one here just east of it here moving east.nd there are some signs that may have a tough time moving east. the temps in the lower with a little sun. think of the high around 70 des.gree more shower chances, yes, friday, saturday, there's hope by sunday. for a dry cool day. that forecast is coming up. >> we'll take any hope that you could give us giving away a brand new car on wake up washington. watch each weekday morning at 6:00 a.m. and you'll gate chance. tax wheel >>> welcome back, at least five officers are dead this morning, this is just a day after a wave of bombings that wounded 165. they claimed responsibility for those bo after the earthquake struck there this morning. experiencing several aftershocks after that initial jolt. video shot inside the news stations show the light fixtures shaking. so far no deaths or injuries reported. >>> okay, howard is up >>> so you typically marinade meat, make sure to read the labels. call for action director ys very salty piece of pumped up or enhanced meat. shirley is joining us no

maybe tonight a bit of something to the east.e time by 10:00, most of the area may be clearing out and evaporating the clouds, up in the lehigh valley, clouds and sun and not much chance of rain, 81 is your forecast high up north, down the shore, 72 degrees in atlantic city. we are stuck in the 60s by the cool ocean water for a while and the winds are such we'll draw warm air in today. clouds and sun and can't rule out a spotty shower at the coast. and 79 is your high in philadelphia with the clouds and sun mix and showers to the east and winds on the light side. for the evening commute, warm and 79 degrees, your high between 4:00 and 5:00 and still warm as late as 7:00 tonight. and mainly dry in most neighborhoods. overnight partly cloudy and the cloud cover is starting to evaporate and winds on the light side from the northwest. and the development of a big area of high pressure off the east coast, a typical bermuda high we often see in the summertime. that stays for a couple of days and allows it to funnel in high air and it g

. >> darya:in the east bay. a fight between a student and a teacher at mount diablo high school is caught on camera. the fight happened on wednesday when police say the student went into the the locker room to try and get in the gym where he was not supposed to be there. the teacher tried to stop him and that's what led to the fight. in the video you can see the student. who is the one wearing jeans. throw at least four punches. according to police, the teacher never hit the student back. instead, he was trying to hold the student back and call for help. >> mark:crews will be back out in san francisco today, repairing a broken sewer main that caused a sinkhole to open on mission street. the sinkhole opened up tuesday evening on mission. between montgomery and second streets. crews say the sinkhole was caused by a broken sewer main that dates back to 1875. they'll be installing a replacement sewer pipe today, and work should be done by sunday. that section of mission will be closed during the repairs. cars will b

heaviest rainfalls south and east of the city.all amounts north of the city, less around a quarter inch but we will get toward south jersey and parts of the delaware we could get an inch of rain before the system is out of here and highs of 50's and 60's and that is how it is all weekend long. for today period of rain just pretty much every where. even tomorrow, there is still some rain chances, i'll time it out and let you know when things dry out in the seven day in a few more minutes, rahel, back to you. >> can't wait we're in the used to it, thank you. >>> faa is investigating this morning why a blimp made an unscheduled landing in philadelphia's fishtown neighborhood. blimp landed in a lot off i-95 and "eyewitness news" reporter a neat a oh is live at the scene. you say this was a very busy stretch. >> reporter: yes, rahel, it is a very busy stretch. there are cars moving along i-95 here and air ship narrowly a voided cars when it had to make an emergency landing last night. for those, it is getting lower. >> reporter: not so

let's shift east and look.t bay shoreline, light rain falling at that point. this is moving east toward areas like antioch and brentwood. here is a look at the system that is moving east. as it continues to move you can see the wraparound moisture going in this direction. it will push east as well. today is the last day where we will be in this pattern of cloudy skies and on and off spotty shower's. it will take the next 24 hours before it moves out of the way. that leaves us with mother's day mostly cloudy and mainly dry. temperatures are under a cloudy sky, if you 9 degrees in oakland. 60 degrees in sfo. for the afternoon you can see a lot of cloud cover. that will not go away. into the second part of the day a lot of green on the screen. in this case it means 60s, low 60s at the coast. low to mid 60s around the bay. some spots will get into the upper 60s. morgan hill at 66. 66 for oakland. low 60s in san francisco. the extended forecast with the bay area weekend always in view shows showers taper off tonight

another shooting on the east bay freeway. this comes as one the bay area city is taking action to keep drivers safe. more on that in a few moments. 1st we are learning more about yesterday's shooting. it was a wild scene spanning multiple cities. it started in antioch. video from our helicopter partnership showed one car with a blown out back window. the shooting caused a nightmare commute for drivers caught in the chaos. now with the latest. >> reporter: it was a scary afternoon for people driving on highway 4. bullets flying everywhere. police say the shooting stemmed from an argument. while in the parking lot a blackjack wire fired several rounds with a rifle. the occupants inside both cars continued shooting well on highway 4 according to witnesses. >> i'm scared because my daughter and granddaughter live in antioch. they come from antioch this way. >> reporter: police swarmed the jaguar at the shell gas station in bay point. highway patrol caught the other car a few miles away. police recovered to guns. one from each veh

it's going to fremont, san jose and milpitas moving east to west. so we are not entirely done with the showers. it's not raining in any of our airport locations currently but that new shower popping up may impact you from fremont south of san jose. most active part of the day for the peninsula and the south bay was between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. some steady rainfall impacted san jose. rainfall totals really added up in a few specific spots. .4" of rain that's good for may in morgan hill. about a sixth of an inch in san jose and dublin. less than .10" in san francisco hayward and mill valley. but futurecast says there's another wave of low pressure that will move through. and if you are planning on doing anything outside before lunchtime tomorrow, this likely will impact that activity adversely. we are going to see some widespread light to moderate rainfall to begin your weekend tomorrow. we'll talk about whoing you that will last and what mother's day looks like coming up in a few minutes. >>> thank you. lawyers for a former 49ers stair accused of rape

that line will clip us to the east bay, peninsula and east bay. by sunday, it will be far now south and east that it will be on the drier side. the low is a pretty big system for this time of the year. cloudy skies, rain moves in, possible thundershowers. 60s for most of the high. these are below normal tells. highway 4, sal? >> highway 4, it's a shame, steve because we were having a good commute on friday and many commutes are lighter but not highway 4. if you take highway 4 in concord to antioch, this crash is still underway although it looks like they are making preparations to get it out of the way. seven people went to the hospital. the firetruck is still there in the far left lane. and traffic is a mess, really slow coming out of antioch. i'll show you just in case you want to see it for yourself. traffic is barely moving. we do see the bart tracks there, transit has been moving and that's a decent option for you. look at the slow traffic here that looks terrible. going to take a while for this to unwind, even if they open the lanes up prett

>>robin winston: the delays from on the census will station headed to the east bay from the east bayn francisco from to 38 to 237 in the south bay is under 30 minutes on no. 1 from 85 in san jose up to some of them to 37. >>mark: an interview with hillary clinton should not a is a delicate sure to become the present canada with the front runner at the still watching her poems drop it with denominations haven't into a virtual guarantee to think of the vote she needs and california and injured the primary. >>reporter: tenders cancer at the convict business people last weekend walk to the vatican that in raising fear of confrontation in and the fox news spoken to an unfavorable rating has not raised a record high of 61% up from 50% last month to is now more popular than whose numbers dropped from his all-time high last month choose to track and head-to-head contest while sanders when today consists expects and supporters to rally to her and sat her on a sample from eight years ago. >>darya: bill clinton will be in california until monday to stop and the vince into the system tomorrow an

for the north bay, east bay and the trivalley, very similar weather. you don't have to worry about drastic changes in the microclimate forecast. wherever you're headed tomorrow, 60s with partly sunny skies and a shower or two. as you mention, the storm system hangs out until sunday morning and after that, we get sunshine building into the forecast and it looks like the next, dry, sunny and warmer day comeses on sunday and we'll hit 75 in the south bay and 73 in the trivalley and the north bay at 70 and we'll have more coming up at 6:00 p.m. >> next here at 5:00, ready to rumble and the dire prediction for the san andre as fault. >> donald trump and that's coming from the east bay. >> they've been unregulated until now and a historic crack down on those e-cigarettes. we're back in a moment. owners of a vegan restaurant chain -- say they are getting death threats. on our website: the owners of "cafe gratitud >>> happening now, owners of a vegan chain, they've come under fire ever since revealing they eat meat. the restaurant has a location in santa cruz.

because what we've learned is that we may want to leave the middle east to itself, but the middle east doesn't want us to leave us alone. whether in the form of refugees or terror or intercontinental ballistic missiles in the hands of iran. so, all of these are compounding problems this the next president going to have to address with few more tools than the previous president has. >> what does beat isis? >> well, there's no doubt that to beat isis, we have to fight over there. we can't sit here and try to pick them off through police work. and this is barack obama's big problem because not only as brett said, did he give iraq back, but then when he finds there's a problem in syria a, it's hard to get the american public behind him when he says, okay, well, let's see, let's start over again in syria. after we lost 4,000 guys and ten times that with injuries, severe injury, so, the problem that he has is this war has to be fought in the middle east. and you know, whether it's securing again iraq or going into syria, it's going to cost american lives again and his job, if he wanted to do

in the east bay city of hayward. crews have volunteered to install the monument to the victims of 9/11. >> i think it's something that we can't forget. >> reporter: the memorial was designed by michael emerson, a gulf war veteran who recently built a memorial to flight 93 in union city. >> the world changed after 9/11 and i just don't want anybody to forget. >> reporter: the city of hayward donated the land. emerson and others donated the money, labor and the will. >> good to give back to the community. >> reporter: the sight also pays tribute to veterans. >> the planes were used as weapons of mass destruction. >> reporter: among the granite benches and etched images of the twin towers is a brick paying tribute to pilot jason dahl. 16 years since the attack yet his memory still looms large. >> time heals all wounds i'm not so sure. they just change. it's a huge loss. >> one of the many things to think of this memorial day weekend. >> that's right. it looks like it's going to be hot out there in some spots. >>> 60s at

welcome to bloomberg markets: middle east. manus?anus: rishaad, the question is this, who was the sharpest of them all -- the effects were trader, the fx equities trader, or the bond trader? take a look at this. what we've got is society reality under a bit of pressure, spiking higher. , mpeg at 3.75.e it ratcheted higher. asian is, a devalue highly spectrum -- a devaluation is highly speculative. we have the central bank governor, but 12 months, that's what you're seeing, ratcheting higher, jumping the most since january. this closed. we saw a spike yesterday as well at 50 bits on the market yesterday. it comes down to this. the fx traders are going to be pushing the agenda here in terms responsibility. we also see bartering rates at a three-year high. we see the highest level of bartering rates since 2011. the squeeze on in the market. rish? rishaad: absolutely. the strategies are there. goldman saying they are now seeing the bombing of the dollar happening. rallying, thehis greenback having its biggest advantage in six months last

what happened to an east bay father and his little girl? they left an take for sacramento but never made it. the family is spreading the world on social media. and janet is here with the search. >> the family is in distress waiting for any good news of the where abilities of the 23 -year-old kyleor jackson would left last seen with his daughter. it is unlike jackson not to answer the phone or not respond on social media he was driving a four door silver sedan. familiar fears he could have crashed in the delta off of 160 are they have been focusing the search. antioch are on the case in the investigation and are asking if you have any information to give them a call. developing news the c.h.p. investigating another freeway shooting in the east bay, at 9:15 on eastbound interstate 80 in hercules. a hand was shot in the leg and evening thatten to the hospital and he was driving a red car with bullet hole on the driver side. a second silver car appears to have had the when shattered by stray bullets the no one was hurt in the car. the c.h.p. sa

an east bay family suffered a horrible loss in san leandro. a mother and daughter killed instantly when an amtrak train slammed into their suv near washington avenue and chapman road, police say the train hit the small suv and pushed it along the train tracks about a quarter of a mile before it was able to stop t. woman's mother-in-law says she was on her way to pick up her son. >> like everyone, shelves hard working. she was a housewife and a jehovah's witness. >> police say she may have been in heavy traffic and beyond the rail crossing remember before that crash. >>> an eerie site at golden gate park a. gardner found the man facedown on the eastern edge of the park. the homicide junt sed says there is evidence to suggest there was a struggle. they drained the lake in the hopes of finding more clues. no word on what they actually found. the victim ha has not been identified. san jose investigates the 20th homicide of the year. they have report of a body found fear regional medical center in east l.a. the cause of death is unknown. the victim

the showers will be spinning east of philadelphia.we look at future tracker 6 that's what you see, spotty showers to the east, trenton can pick up sum some of this and ocn county. today not bad, 69 degrees by 10:00 a.m., 74 by noon, 78 very warm by 3:00 p.m. we're going for a high of 79. we'll proanl hit that around -- probably hit that around 4:00 p.m. late afternoons, 80s in allentown 76 in millville. down the shore, 70 degrees, you'll get out of the 60s this afternoon. neck up, we have an area of high pressure coming up, a bermuda high is setting up in late spring we'll get warmth piling in the region with a series of 80s. we'll see the return of humidity building in around thursday. 79 is the high, definitely getting warmer, spotty showers to the east of philadelphia today. wednesday, sunny and warm, high of 86. a nice day, low humidity, thursday, very warm, 87 the high, there's going to be a little bit more humidity builds in. at this point we stay dry. 88 degrees, saturday, 86. sticky, a thunderstorm may pop up here and there fr

>>> several stores damaged in the fire and east oakland. crews battling a big flames and smoke for hours. details coming up. >>> i told them get out there is fire. cops said get out. >> a fast-moving fire forces residents in a fairfield neighborhood to evacuate. >>> good morning. you're taking a live look outside toward bay point in east bay. a pretty morning. >> i think that is a nice glimmer of what we will see today. maybe a little rain maybe a little blue sky but that is a pretty shot. >>> welcome aboard. it is saturday it is saturday, may 21. >> let's start with a look at the weather because depending on where you are it's one of those days it someone in other part of the area will said that's not what i got. >> someone will be met without fail. i do not see a drop so we will get some rain. isolated showers which means some of us will get back and some of us won't. here's a live look at the cloud cover over oakland. 56 degrees. santa rosa 50. san francisco 58. we will have clouds today and possibility for some scattered showers. what w

the army's role in defeating terrorist groups in the east and acknowledging the sacrifices in the east is paramount to reconciliation. >> the u.s. should support through different policy aspects we see. in terms of priorities, the economic crisis should come first. as failure to resolve the crisis will further ex as prat. increased organized crime activities and promote the growth of isis. second, political reconciliation is crucial to make libya's institutions work, third, the u.s. and the international partners should act on regional drivers of chaos. it will help address the two most pressing concerns in libya, namely security and counterterrorism on the one hand and illegal immigrants on the other. the idea is given libya's chaos and insecurity the response of the international community should not be to put security first and focus on supporting government to control its borders. this strategy has failed before and i was witness to that for political affairs and responsible for many of the security initiatives offered by many countries around. and since libya's security is the res

we'll give you a peeblg at his east bay home that's now up for sale.hat plus much more coming up on abc 7 news at 6. >> yes, we want to live like stuff. >> we want to be steph. >>> if you're probably like most people and you've expressed some anger when let's say you put money into a vending machine and nothing comes out. >> that makes you crazy. well, you're watching video of a squirrel, the berkeley scientists observe squirrels around campus and discovered that they express their emotions when they're looking for a snack, too. >> squirrels in the study flicked their tails when they couldn't get a coveted nut from the box. >> that's not exactly outrage like people, but they do get a little upset. >> yes. but when they flick, get away. they're angry. >> don't mess with them. >> "world news with david muir" is up next. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm dan ashley. see you again in a half hour. >> bye-bye. >>> several breaking stories as we come on. a state of emergency just declared. another tornado touching down late today. the pictures coming in now, as the tor

those packages will be delivered to marines who are deployed in the middle east. bravo. >> yeah. >>> 4:52. a prized possession of a famous east bay musician returns six years after it was stolen. >> i got one of the craziest e- mails. >> yeah, it's a pretty good story. coming up at 5:15, the incredible find inside a san bernardino storage unit. the reunion and the thank you that was posted on youtube. >>> but first it's a long unused san francisco port. it's about to spring back to life, though. up next, the cargo now scheduled to be shipped in and out of pier 80. hi. is the internet still out? yes! i have nothing. come on! work together. work together. work together. do you got anything? i don't have anything. no i don't have anything. please come back internet. i love you. i love you so much. just come back. please. please. he's streaming a cat video. (family laughs) and the whole party is looking... can i take a look? mitch come on! get high speed internet from at&t with 99.9% reliability for just $30 a month. keep calm, your internet's on. >>> the project bega

east bay beautiful day. 73 in oakland and 78 in fremont and 72 richmond.rfield and 80 in san ramon and walnut creek. it is going to be a pretty nice day in our inland community running a little warmer than average. i think people will take that over the heat. now, if you are hetting to the beta breakers on sunday and taking part in the race, the weather is going to change and hopefully you will decide to dress. it will be cool and gray. 53 degrees and mostly cloudy at 9. temperatures will be in the midto upper 50s at 11:00 a.m. and there will be peeks of sun at 1:00 p.m. and 62 degrees on sunday. a look at the accu-weather seven-day forecast and the changeses that are coming start on friday. it is going to be cooler by a good 10 degrees inland. along the coast and bay upper 50s to mid70s and the weekend temperatures will continue to go down. the bay and inland will see morning drizzle on saturday. the temperatures do slowly come up early to middle of next week. we will bring back 80s. we will go with the ups and the downs in the accu-weather seven-day fore

the oakland east beat of the tigers . the oakland a's win the 422. >> mark: as it watched conditions along the bay will discuss the fog and temperatures in the bay area and will have a huge warm-up this afternoon. more next. >> mark: tonight is a great time to get all look at mars even without a telescope. it will be the brightest star the uc and the southeastern sky and it will appear reddish. >> mark: from noon to 4. they will be handing out trash bags, a local cleanup groups that this. the unofficial start of summer travel season starts today. the book and donate their miles to veteran families who need treatment. more than 58,000 tickets have been given to veterans. watched the warriors in game 7 to try to make a break into the finals. that sharks also make history as they go on to their first-ever stanley cup finals game. will also have more on our weather forecasts and traffic. more next >>male announcer:this is the bay area news station,kron 4 morning news starts now drumroll.. >>mark: that was president obama and

but this week, i'm going east, east l.a., and boyle heights. those neighborhoods are just slightly more latino than the rest of l.a. by slightly, i mean they're both well over 90% latino. east l.a. and boyle heights are located on the eastern edge of los angeles. geographically it's not that far from beverly hills. but let's just say i feel like i owe my high school spanish teacher an apology for saying, why would i ever need to use spanish after i graduate? the history of latinos settling in east l.a. can be traced by to the early 1900s, when the mexican revolution caused one of the biggest migrations of mexicans into the united states. attracted by plentiful work and escaping government unrest, most mexicans planned on moving back. but as the city group, so did labor opportunities and the thriving community known as east l.a. was born. if i'm going to learn anything, i know i have to first hit the streets and talk to the people. would you mind talking to us for a second? don't understand english? all right. all right. you want to talk to us f

you go to the middle east to get taught in schools, funded by our allies in the middle east.what is the level of seriousness about countries on the ground in understanding and trying to tackle this problem of radicalization that happens in these wahhabi funded in the middle east? >> it is a real concern on the part of many governments in the region and we hear that from those governments which as you deccaed out there are a variety or a number of different vehicles through which this ideology penetrates. this is not something limited to areas of africa, southeast asia, we see it in other places where historically and animist approach or an approach to religion and faith that is tolerant of other traditions and that is worn down, and that causes intolerance and sectarian conflict, it is a problem that relates probably to the spread of media, people have access to media on other parts of the world and media funded through coming out of certain regions propagated are emphasized in a particular view. there are a number of different views, there are other countries, when we talk a

shifting to the east, hayward shifting across. pleasanton, livermore. and then the farther north we go, you can see not as much. vallejo, concord, portions the north bay dry as well. here is a look at the future cast. we get into the afternoon by 5:00 or so in time for that evening drive home. we are mostly cloudy but looks like mainly dry. we'll still have isolated showers, drizzle out there. for the most part, we are in better shape than at least right now. right now, the roads are really slick. tomorrow morning, we still have scattered showers in the forecast. we get moo mother's day, mostly cloudy, mainly crydry. you can see still a little bit of residual moisture popping up there. rainfall amount, 1/3 inch or less expected. going to see the giants game, 59 degrees. we will be dry in time for the rain. 64 in san francisco, 68 expected for areas like fair field and the east bay. there is a look at the extended forecast with mother's day in view. drying out in time for your mother's day. 70s for inland city. >> thank you, rosemary. >>> celebrating ano