i grew up in east l.a. i went to laud guadalupe grammar school. i lived in boyle heights and picko rivera and i am saddened that we went to their business to talk to them reasonably and we told them that we want them to succeed. i told them i love that building and i love businesses like that, and i still want them to succeed, and i will tell you and they were right. there's been a club there for many, many years before i got there and we didn't have any noise problems. we did not. it's the base that reverberates up to the street, and it can shake -- it shatders my windows. i can feel it in my jaw and chuft. now i have gone down there -- this is before i knew to call because i thought it was the only way and i asked them can you please turn it down. i remember the first time and they told me no english and i walked away: the second time i went down a car alarm went off and they were in the bar and the manager had them turn off the alarm but they didn't hear the alarm because of the sound. we've gone back and forth about sound proofing and all the

po popular vacation areas are near big cities, kate main, new jersey, cape cod, massachusets, in east l.abear, lake arrowhead areas, a lot of people also have vacation homes they would fly to, new yorker to florida, people from chicago, in phoenix. so big question is how far you how often do you use it and also, is it to test out a possible permanent move. it could be a great way to discover a new part of the country you might move to. without makeing that whole move. gerri: i think a lot of people do that jed and dominico thank you. great to have you on. great advice. >> coming up tomorrow, if your dreams are a second home are more likely to involve fine dining and shopping, our user's guide continues with a look at what you need to know if you buy in the city. >> now we want to hear from you, consumers up in arms about amount of hidden fees. one encounters while renting a car is this too much, tom writes away too many fees, some appear to be double. steven knows, most of these hidden fees are taxes or payments to local transports or airport authority, politicians see this an easy way to

l.a. basis, and just east of l.a. we are looking at the possibility of flash flooding.move -- mid-and high clouds will move into the area. we're talking about the possibility of a few sprinkles down in the south bay this evening. for temperature, we're looking forward to another mild day. take a look at futurecast 4. 60s throughout the bay, 70s for the inland spots, and as we fast-forward the clock we'll see 70s and abilities so near-average temperatures as we approach your afternoon highs. breaking down those numbers, livermore, 87, 88 in fairfield, richmond hitting a high of 66 and 65 degrees in daily city. as we look ahead, here's your seven-day round the bay forecast. a tropical froeshg -- forecast is with us as this system pushes off to the east. we're talking about a warming trend, high pressure reestablishes itself and that'll carry us into the weekend. >> thanks, erica. many hollywood celebrities have fallen victim of hackers stealing nude photos of them after they broke into the icloud and posted them online. you have some tips on securing your information and

. >>: <parts of east l.a. are looking at the possibility of some flooding as well. a few raindrops. nothing major. we're looking at a 25 percent chance of thunderstorms. right now heading out to mild conditions and 63 in san mateo. we at the several subtle weather creeping into the bay area. the biggest chance of rain as early tomorrow off. will continue with scattered showers to the early afternoon but i think will start to see clear skies. <

the fire burning about 30 miles east of l.a. near a golf course. so far burned about ten acres since early this morning. no structures threatened. fire about 65% contained. >>> marine officials will be keeping an eye on a gray whale that's been spotted dangerously close to the shoreline. they believe the whale is lost. they are asking people and boaters to stay away from it. the whale was first spotted several miles south of marina del rey. it's unusual to see whale this is time of year. they typically migrate and are gone by now. >>> well, the tortoise that escaped from its san jose home has returned to its owner. we first showed you the story yesterday, and last night the tortoise's owner tweeted us to let us know napoleon is home safe and sound. this is the surveillance video of the tortoise making his escape through the front yard, shows him being picked up by strangers and put into a car. we don't know yet whether the folks returned the tortoise, whether they were trying to rescue him because he was headed for disaster, or maybe he made his wa

depth in the drought there but some of that rain could cause flash flooding in the mountains of east of l.a and across the mountains of arizona and new mexico as well. areas that have seen a lot of flooding. interesting tidbit we're watching across georgia. unorganized at the moment area of low pressure could get more organized into maybe something tropical. either way it's going to give us heavy rain across parts of the southe >> good morning, anoth steamy day. some hazes in the air and u can e the moisture, 69 in frostbururg and 79 in bethesda d the dew point is still in the 's. we h have a cold front to the northwest comingng our w way ant will be it was 9 93 yesterday and it will be ababout the samae totoday a and strtrong orms pose >> it is the first saturday of september. i'm happy to be here. >> football, football this weekend. >> i hear you're a yankee fan. >> we're going to get along just fine? we don't need to talk about it. >> ron and rob, no more. >>> brace yourself, rob. we have a hazing ritual. we'll welcome you to the team pulling up old clips and family photos. getting to kn

cheese east of l.a. no one was hurt. police are looking for the suspect. eric? eric: shannon, county down to the midterm elections is only a few weeks away from that now. democrats facing close races are hoping on ballot initiatives to motivate liberal voters out to the polls to help them in november. chief political correspondent carl cameron live in washington with the latest. what can we expect? >> we can expect a vote five weeks from tomorrow. for a lot of states, 41 in fact there will be somewhere in the neighborhood of 125 ballot initiatives for people to make decisions on. all told about a billion dollars in advertising will be spent on these initiatives. democrats propose to raise the minimum wage to motivate low income workers in places like arkansas where vulnerable incumbent senate democrat mark pryor supports an increase and is very tough race against republican tom cotton who is he opposed to raising the minimum wage. in alaska, democrats have similar mesh to help mark begich defend his seat against dan sullivan. who says an increase in the minimum

dent in the drought there but some of that rain could cause flash flooding in the mountains of east of l.a. and across the mountains of arizona and new mexico, as well, areas that have seen a lot of flooding. interesting little tidbit we're watching across georgia, unorganized at the moment area of low pressure could get more organized into maybe something tropical. either way it's going to give us some heavy rain >> reporter: good morning, everyone, i'm meteorologist chris sowers with this accuweather update. no issues this morning, let's get you outside and show you the view, it's warm and soupy, at least it's clear. we're seeing sunshine this morning that will get the temperatures up there later on. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, about 91 degrees for the high, it will feel like 95 or 96 with the humidity, big change for tomorrow, 80 degrees, low humidity levels it will feel fantastic and 70 throughout most of the week feeling like fall >> it is the first saturday of september. i'm happy to be here, guys. get out and enjoy. >> football, football this weekend. >> i hear you

going to cover a lot of ground and i'm told they're going to hong kong, singapore, the middle east, boston, l.aenver, san francisco, chicago, baltimore and kansas city, which is interesting, but then they will price that ipo on the afternoon of september 18. they'll have their first trade on the 19th. originally there was talk, guys, about pricing and trading the deal earlier in the week because, remember, ali baba's employees in asia will be taking part in this deal and they will get a good bit of stock, too, but they'll have a big party in their auditorium at headquarters friday night. that's the timetable we're looking at right now. >> thanks for updating us. >>> governor jerry brown and tishkari squared off last night and they used the tesla factory in nevada as a line of tension. have a listen. >> governor brown frequently says businesses come and go. it's not businesses coming and going, it's tesla, it's toyota, it's schwab, on and on, and they're all going. we have to rebuild california, and that means we have to bring good jobs to california. tesla is one of many examples of this failur

dent in the drought there but some of that rain could cause flash flooding in the mountains of the east of l.a. and across the mountains of arizona and new mexico, as well, areas that have seen a lot of flooding. interesting little tidbit we're watching across parts of georgia, unorganized at the moment area of low pressure could get more organized into maybe so >> it is the first saturday of september. i'm happy to be here, guys. get out and enjoy. >> football, football this weekend. >> right on. i hear you're a yankee fan. >> we're going to get along just fine. >> we don't need to talk about the yankees. >> ron and rob, no more. >> by the way, brace yourself, rob. we've got a little hazing ritual we do here. we're going to welcome you to the team pulling up old clips preferably some embarrassing ones and family photos. getting to know rob marciano later on "gma." >>> where is she? an intense search for a young woman from texas missing for a week. can a surveillance video help solve the mystery? can a surveillance video help solve the mystery? a chico's jacket makes a statement -- your statem

. >>> and the stanley cup made a destroy the shark east territory over the weekend. the general managers of the l.a. kings decided to spend the day with the cup in sonoma county. he took the trophy to the napa westin which was closed since the quake on august 24th. he wanted to make people happy. kings fans had a chance to take pictures with the trophy. the stanley cup made its way to snoopy's home in santa rosa as well. that fortunate lip was not damaged by the quake. >>> that time of the year again, san jose's joey chestnut added another competitive eetding title to his name, chomp, chomp. he's just won the u.s. chicken wing championship in none other than buffalo, new york. he snar offed dun 129 wings. breaking a previous record he set two years. he currently holds 33 different competitive eating records including those for apple pies, fish that keys, hot dogs, and twinkies. all separate. >> i always worry about hots dogs, but the chicken bones. joey, please be careful. >>> well the time now is 6:19. still ahead "today in the bay," japan's nationwide alert to stock up on toilet paper. >> maybe h

l.a. so where it's hot, it's cooler east of the colorado rockies where temperatures are in the 50s again todayof the south, and a beautiful day across new york city where sesame street happens to be. and back to you guys in the >> reporter: thank you, "g.m.a.," david murphy on the terrace. lots of sunshine and temperatures in the 60s. this afternoon 76 degrees sun and clouds. tomorrow clouds in the morning and during the afternoon in particular we'll be on the look out for periods of rain or spotty showers. it looks gray and damp. 71 is the high, partly sunny and nice on sunday, high of 73. monday looks good, tuesday morning showers give way to >> all right. 20th birthday to miracle here. back yo you guys in the studio. >> that's right. >>> and keep to going here on the heat index. story turning big in the new york times overnight. a lot of tech executives, including former apple ceo steve jobs put limits on the screen time their kids have. and ban them from using it on school nights, time limits on the weekends. others said they set boundaries, keep it to a minimum. don't take it too far, if

l.a. so where it's hot, it's cooler east of the colorado rockies where temperatures are in the 50s again todayavy across parts of the south, and a beautiful day across new york city where sesame street >> good morning. our temperatures are in the 50's and 60's across the region. it is 59 in winchester. 53, manassas. temperatures will warm into the 70's this morning. 11:00. 77 by 3:00. by 5:00, 78 degrees. the high >> all right. 20th birthday to miracle here. back yo you guys in the studio. >> that's right. >>> and keep to going here on the heat index. story turning big in the new york times overnight. a lot of tech executives, including former apple ceo steve jobs put limits on the screen time their kids have. and ban them from using it on school nights, time limits on the weekends. others said they set boundaries, keep it to a minimum. don't take it too far, if you ban it completely, kids want it even more. later on -- but, boy, i wish i could do it as well as they seem to do it. >> i love the idea. >> we created a drawer down stairs. and we have a charging station. hand the phones over befor

l.a. so where it's hot, it's cooler east of the colorado rockies where temperatures are in the 50s again today across parts of the south, and a beautiful day acr >>> good morning, i'm abc 7 news, the bay area microclimate forecast the heat and unhealthy air is again today but it will ease this weekend and into next week. no rain in this forecast. i'm sorry. here's a look at the temperatures, upper 60s to 70s, coast and san francisco, low to mid-80s in the north bay and low to mid-90s south and north and near 100 inland. good news it will fall back into the 50s and 60s tonight. acuweather seven-day for >> all right. 20th birthday to miracle here. back yo you guys in the studio. >> that's right. >>> and keep to going here on the heat index. story turning big in the new york times overnight. a lot of tech executives, including former apple ceo steve jobs put limits on the screen time their kids have. and ban them from using it on school nights, time limits on the weekends. others said they set boundaries, keep it to a minimum. don't take it too far, if you ban it completely, kids want it even mor

l.a. is, or new york or whatever, the roughest part of london is the east end. we were brought up, outside toilet. my granddad, from a kid, i remember the first real bit of advise he gave me, he said, lenny, your money's like your willy, it only grows if you play with it. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: really? >> what do you know? >> jimmy: that's pretty funny. >> we had a toilet in the backyard, there was an outside toilet and there was a knock at the door, i was about 5. i opened the door and it was a man there, he said, i'm here for the rent. so, i went back outside to where my granddad was in the toilet. i said, granddad, the man for the rent's here. he said, i can only one [ bleep ] at a time. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's pretty good. >> very funny, huh? there we are in the kitchen, me and about eight other kids, all playing. in our street, every door was open and we'd play in one house or, anyway, it was -- they were all in my kitchen. we're all playing. in came my granddad, all you kids, get out. i said, granddad, why did you chuck the kids out? he sa

in the east, things are pretty quiet, high pressure in control from the midwest to the northeast. showers and thunderstorms also from texas to the gulf coast and florida. l.a. finally looking at some cooler conditions, temperatures no longer in the 90s today, more so in the 80s. pacific northwest, some showers in seattle. new york city, we'll see some sunshine with high temperatures in the 70s, and chicago, highs today in the 60s. >> you've got a lot of clouds and thunderstorms across the country. >> especially in the south. >> jeannette calle with the latest. >>> how much money does the government waste out of every dollar they spend? we've got that number for you. >>> plus, the scene of a horrific church collapse. this is "first look." >>> okay, here's some stories we're following for you. rescuers still don't know how many died. new video showing the nigerian church collapse killing almost 70 almost a week ago. south africa says 300 of its people were visiting and in the building at the time. >>> texas put a woman to death last night. lisa coleman was convicted in the deadly starvation of her girlfriend's 9-year-old son. she's the 15th woman executed si

east coast figure, but... so, on the west coast, not so much. >> kroft: the cops in l.a.ere focused on gangbangers and cartel members, not some retired irish mobster who hadn't been spotted in 16 years. but then, few mobsters have ever been as infamous in a city as whitey bulger was in boston, and his reputation was for more than just being grumpy. besides extortion and flooding the city with cocaine, bulger routinely performed or ordered executions, some at close range, some with a hail of bullets, and at least one by strangulation, after which, it's said, he took a nap. special agent rich teahan, who ran the fbi's whitey bulger fugitive task force, had heard it all. >> rich teahan: bulger was charged with 19 counts of murder. he was charged with other crimes. he was a scourge to the society in south boston, his own community. >> kroft: he was also a scourge to the fbi, and a great source of embarrassment to teahan, special agent phil torsney, and others on the fbi task force. years earlier, whitey bulger had infiltrated the boston office of the fbi and bought off agents

east of los angeles. fire started three hours ago near a golf course about 30 miles of l.a.burned through five acres. >> president obama will address the nation tonight outlining his strategy for defeating isis. some lawmakers say the president's address is long overdue and question why he's not coming to congress first to ask permission. >> a lot of eyes tuned to see what the president has to say. 6:58 on wednesday. quick check of what's going on with the weather. >> hot day today. yeah, make sure you're ready for it, make sure they're ready. spf 30 plus necessary with high uv index. these are temperatures. pretty hot, 89 for the south bay, 79 on the east shore. 79 in san francisco. if you missed the forecast, don't worry about it. we'll have it for you every 15 minutes throughout the "today" sh show. here with you through noon. >> that's how we roll. >> happy to be here, too. good deal. >> happy to not be in morning commute. >> san mateo bridge, look at this, westbound 92, almost crawling there off of the toll plaza across the flat section. everybody rushes there before 7:

l.a. is like. >> right. testimony tell us about your -- tell us about your film that you're directing. as i mentioned, the camera and lights came on, it made me laugh. >> good. "eastide sushi" is a dramatic film with comedy sprinkled in. east side refers to the east side of oakland. a story about a latina single mother who strives to become a sushi chef. and the beginning of the film you see her chopping fruit. she sells fraught in one of those fruit sending cart near fruitvale. >> happens to a lot -- journalists in oakland get assaulted and she get mugged basically. >> she does. >> so it's taboo, right, to have a woman become a chef in -- >> it is. >> a sushi restaurant? >> t. it's taboo -- it is. it's taboo for any culture to be a sushi chef. for la teen ayeah. -- la teen ayeatina, yeah. >> let's show the clip. >> i followed the directions exactly. what are you doing? that's good tuna. >> this tastes better. >> i mean, that's the funny part. the dad wants his tuna fried. >> he's not going to eat it raw. he's never had sushi before. the daughter, all she want is the rice. soy sauce on it and yeah. >> what's it like filming in east oakland? >> east oakland, that's

east coast, west coast battling. somebody likes the jets. temperatures are in the upper 70s. mike clarks you're on the west coast. >> is this your team? >> raiders. >> my better half's team. >> it used to be l.ats. >> exactly. >> west coast, east coast. >> listen, here's something that we all need to get comfortable with during the football season. the colts are a good team, raiders have great style. being a jets fan is the oddest situation in sports because you go into a season with mediocrity as a goal. >> it's been the jets angst. >> there is no angst. when is it going to happen? >> no. >> the best part that have game will be the weather. >> you cannot be optimistic. >> the weather is usually a sidebar of how it will affect the game, it's best part of the game. >> oh, another interception, he's out for the season. i hope they have nice helmets this season. >> the jets talk is back. >> i'm so happy. let's take a break. home-grown terror fears, a manhunt is under way to find and capture an american citizen who maybe supporting isis' social media operation. what danger does he pose to americans back home? [ female announcer ] you get sick, you can't breathe through your nose... suddenly you'r

east carolina upset virginia tech 28-21 that final. >>> a little baseball. giants came back to reality after a 9-0 win last night over the dodgers. but talk about a rebound. l.a. put up 17 runs and 24 hits tonight on the g-men. you know who this actor is anyone? anyone? benjamin bratt. thank you, drew. wasn't a good night. matt kemp takes tim hudson down the corner for an rbi double. 2-0 l.a. ramirez doubles the other way. 3-0 dodgers. tim lincecum took over in the second. change-up to kemp down the line to left. another double for the dodgers slugger. 6-0 l.a. 9-0 in the fourth. former giant juan uribe crushes a change-up deep into the seats in left. his ninth of the year made it 10-0. dodgers rout the giants 17-0. up two games on the g-men in the national league west. >>> a's facing kings. felix and the mariners in seattle. ms up 1-0 in the sixth. josh donaldson takes care of that. solo shot. his 27th of the year. in the seventh reddick on third. erik sogard off king felix. rbi single. a's up 2-1. sonny gray struck out seven over eight innings but he wants this one back. robinson cano out of here. ties the game at 2. seattle closer fernando rodney got wild

l.a. times has a partially amputated foot made it all the way into the the east room where the source is telling "fox news" overloaded walkie-talkies caused, communication failures ape basic emergency plan was ignored. now remember congressman jason is worried telling cnn i've got deep concerns that the president is in the as safe as we want and need him to be. i've got questions about leader ship, about protocol and about the training at the secret service. another report by the washington post alleged it took four days for the secret service to realize that another man, oscar ortega hernandez fired a semiautomatic rifle several times at the white house in 2011 with one shot knocking concrete on to the floor of the residence. julia pierson is the 23rd director of the secret service and the first female. she replaced mark solomon who stepped aside have after another embarrassing incident involving secret service agent and prostitute is a head of the presidential visit to columbia. the white house has announce that had front door that was breached will now be locked, when not in use by tour group

l.a. the other one says, oh, no, no, that's not going to happen. it will send it further eastarizona. sunday, monday, we have a couple of days to massage that forecast. fog will burn off. temperatures, fog, sun, warm, morning overcast, breezy at times. mild temps. even over in daly city 68. the water temps are so warm. santa rosa 83. 87 in la creek. brentwood 74. 73 alameda. berkeley 75. 90 gilroy. sunnyvale 91. 66 san mateo. 84 redwood city and wood side. cool off a couple of degrees. next day to warms up. i brushed it all the way into sunday. it will be interesting to is see if some of that tropical cloud cover makes it here monday or tuesday. >>> time is 7:21. an african-american firefighter in oakland outraged after a white police officer held him at gunpoint right in front of his kids. what led up to this? and also the legal action taken against the oakland police department. >>> and this guy came out of nowhere and just scooped the baby up and really knew what he was doing. >> boy, just like a superhero. a complete stranger saves the life of a baby. why a smartphone app

l.a. and san diego and out to the desert. look what's going on around arizona from flagstaff to phoenix. it looks like it's pushing a little bit eastthere's a lot there. that's all of the remains of norbert. it just missed us. higher clouds are here. low clouds in place. this will be the coolest day as high pressure follows that low as it moves in. that will start a warmup tuesday. more so on wednesday into thursday. we'll get into 90s. today it's 70s and 80s. fog, is up, breezy -- sun, breezy. cooler pattern for us right now. but temperatures will be on the rebound starting a little bit tomorrow. stin soin 64 -- stinson 64. low to mid-80s mainly for some even out towards brentwood and oakley. morgan hill and gilroy in there. san jose, 7 a. sunnyvale, 7 a. mid-70s on the peninsula. 60s on the coast. mountain view at 75. it will be a little bit warmer tuesday and then much more so on wednesday. that fog will burn off. warmer temperatures thursday and friday. >>> the big news from buckingham palace. i was very excited. coming up, england's little prince will have a royal playmate. >>> but first, saying goodbye to joan riskers. how he

l.a. but at the same time, it is in berlin and many say it's exactly the pinpoint of where it should be in bringing together appliances and show case everything from the east and from the west, too. there's a lot of talk about how the future is going to look, not just with regards to your mobile device, and a lot of focus still on hand sets, a lot of focus on on still more of the traditional things seeming to become untraditional, like the smart watches, the home bands. but home appliance and the internet of things, that is huge. your house will be able to talk to itself. rooms will be able to communicate between themselves. that is the thinking of the future. i'll be speaking to paul brody, one of the execs, from ibm in approximately, what, 20 minutes time or so? so i'll be speaking to him here on the show a little later on. anecdotally we might be a step away from all of these things happening. do you know anybody would actually wears a smartwatch as of now or a smartband that communicates directly to their phone or others through watch mechanism? >> i don't yet, but i can see how it can catch on as soon as they start making it easy to use. >> i don't, e

east at 3. that means they will be pushing the mid- to upper 90s. sfo is trying. but only west at 5. 58 ukiah. 58 reno. 61 in monterey. 71 in l.a. 40 up in tahoe.ow clouds and fog will be ready to go tomorrow. but today they are going to lose out by high pressure. patchy, coastal fog. warm to hot inland. tuesday cooler pattern. we continue that into wednesday and thursday. maybe even all the way on friday. warm to hot today. mid-90s. upper 90s to near 100. even by the coast we're looking for 70s and 80s across the bay. 72 ninson -- 72 stinson. san rafael. 88. napa, 91. vallejo, 86. 96 pittsburg, brentwood, 9876 in alameda. 86 san jose. saratoga upper 80s to near 90. cupertino is in there. san bruno, 78. 68 pacifica and 90 in redwood city. we do get a little bit of a cooler pattern on tuesday and then much cooler wednesday. that will carry us into wednesday and then a rebound on the temperatures by the weekend. >>> 7:20. will it be paper or plastic? why people in one bay area county will no longer have a choice after today. >>> it was the fifth year for oakland pride. but a first for something else. the special event for this year's celebration.

l.a., and 90 in portland. western third, eastern thinker of the country, i should say, looking good, and southeastern florida wet. sunday, sunday! we got wonderful weather along the eastd, and >>> 9:31. good thursday morning to you. i'm meteorologist christina loren. take a look at this, more showers developing offshore. this is all going to move in through the next couple hours. then a lot of this activity is going to wind down through the second half of the day. you can see pretty steady rainfall at this point in the san jose area. temperatures will be cool. we're still on the warm side of this system. bring a jacket with you, 72 degrees on the east shore, 70 for san francisco. north bay at 75 degrees. nice warm weekend, then more rain on the way for wednesday of next week. >>> and that's your latest weather. >> good morning, good to see you. welcome to my home. earlier we asked you to tell us where you think the germyist spot in your home is. 51% said the kitchen is. we'll find out if you are right. >> here with tips on how to stick proof your home is the editor at large at "shape" amazing. okay. you walk in, front door, little germy action? >> absolutely. think ab