when the east-west economic corridor was launched.cular focus has been placed on the modernization of the port system. tien sa, the main terminal, has a 12 meter deep area which enables these cargo ships to dock. it was originally built during the vietnam war for american military vessels. although it was severely out of repair, it can now handle five times more containers than before, thanks to an extensive makeover. a further round of construction commencing at the end of 2015 is expected to double the size of the port. once completed, it will cater for even larger vessels. [ speaking foreign language ] >> currently some 10,000 trucks drive through tien sa every month, including those from other countries. this diner close to the entrance has been in business for many years. round the clock, it is packed with drivers and port workers. [ speaking foreign language ] ♪ >> it is the distribution business that has been prospering the most under da nang's redevelopment. previously there were only state-run companies, but with the introduc

west chester. this is moving east at about 35 miles an hour. if we zoom into this storm here you can see right over 76 very heavy rain from this storm, west and east bradford west goshen you are in this warned area as well. this is the section where we are watching for a potential tornado. this is radar indicated. right over downingtown, this is the area we are watching and the area where we do have a tornado as well and east bradford west goshen westtown birmingham. this storm is traveling mainly to the east right around 35 40 miles an hour. if you are in this area in chester county near 76 you really want to take cover. take shelter in a basement or the lower levels of your home and you want to make sure you stay away from windows. with this particular storm, we are watching the potential for a tornado. em going to switch so we can show you the wind in this storm. this is what we look at to see rotation in the storm. we look at this to show you the winds coming in and out of the storm. over parts of downingtown is where we were seeing possible

punch through a lot more of it and without getting rid of it you're not going to be able to have an east west flow this will be an equivalent to have an important per mandible this is the reason high speed rail they wanted the ground streets that's going to create a barrier visibly and look at it what you see in the court if you go into downtown oakland the community has limited points i think it could definitely encourage it. >> i think you're right it is the train track that the blockage not the - an opportunity to do more with the at an it is bundled together. >> thank you. >> commissioner hillis. >> just on the retail you answered some of my questions this notion we've talked about the you know nicer feel on fourth street but the transient on fourth street looking back retail is more viable on fourth the reason the retail is not filling up is the phasing not necessarily where it is. >> it is not filling up we didn't get the people until last year, we have one thousand units in the last months not enough people there it is tough and not enough people and krauks construction i believe that

we are still track ago this moisture moving in from the west/east direction. it is still warm and humid. i wouldn't be surprised at 6:00 in the morning to have a pop up shower but best dynamics will be by the afternoon and into the evening hours tomorrow, once the arrival of the cold front comes on n so 3:00 o'clock in the afternoon we have, the activity, same thing at 7:00 o'clock. localized flooding by tomorrow afternoon into the evening hours will be a big concern as we get a lot of rain in the short amount of time. strong thunderstorms on the the way for rest of tonight mainly north and west, more active tomorrow downpours localized flooding and gusty wind will be areas of concern. accu weather forecast showing you tomorrow rain with thunderstorm, a high of 81. the tuesday early rain and then some clearing high of 74 degrees. wednesday, less humid a high up to 74. seventy-five on thursday. we will start to warm up as we get into friday and start of the next week even. unsettled tomorrow and for first half of tuesday guys. >> all right thanks, medical list.

a bit of rain tonight. >> some rain from an west east direction looking at stormtracker 6 live double scan it's over at the i-95 corridor to points north and west and areas in and around philadelphia, if you are traveling down to wilmington and west to jenkintown along i-476 at norristown and media a cluster of steady and light moisture across areas in lancaster you can see north and east of route 30 and honey brook, we are tracking the moisture a moderate pocket east of reading be expect the moisture to continue as we go throughout the rest of the evening hours and the rest of the day on friday talking about the highlights today you'll need to grab the umbrella before you step outside, all the moisture we are expecting with the weak system moving on through, future tracker 6 showing you the bulk of the heavy rain moving in and it's mainly for the areas south of philadelphia and extreme south delaware you'll fine an extreme shower. and a quarter to half inch of rainfall is on the way and you can see that during the overfight hours a half inch in wildwood more than a quarter inch into

west of centerville remember we have the slow down where we have a disabled vehicle east of philly roadindful of that. to fairfax drive you are looking at a 20 minute chute had this morning. northbound to i-395. westbound on 50 we are problem- free. throughout much of that corridor. the trains and buses are running on schedule this morning. we'll send it over to you. >>> there are some things in the news right now. it is 6:17. dallas texas is on alert this morning in anticipation of more rain and flooding. many streets in the city are already closed. in hopes it will deter drivers from adventure out. city officials are urging drivers to exercise caution. >>> police say a driver of a car that crashed into the wall of a terminal at l.a.x., mistook the gas field for the brakes. a 9-year-old girl on the sidewalk was critically injured. the driver and the passenger had nonlife-threatening injuries. police are calling it an accident. >>> the new york city mayor bill deb -- bill de blasio says a crane was 28 stories high when it broke off and crashed in the street .10 people were treated at ho

. >> we have the hammer town video what about east, west. >> so many options. >> call it west squared. >> how about north. >> no north is taken. >> south/south east west. >> or south by southwest. >> north by northwest. that was a movie wasn't it. >> yes. >> it was a hitch come. >> north by northwest. >> okay. we will try to get people to down load fox 29 news app. if you do it, mike will do this tans. i want to remind people this is a pretty funny dance your hammer time dance. >> here's mike and his hammer time dance. >> hammer time, mike. >> wow wow wow. >> you need music. >> yes. >> you can't touch this. >> i got rid of that suit. >> good. >> i like this. >> whenever you wore it, this is hammer time dance. >> yes, 1,000. >> where are we at right now kit cat kline. >> we're going down, nobody wants to see it. >> i have to think of something else, we will come up with something else. maybe not a thousand people have ray app yet could that be. >> we have been telling them google play store and itunes if you have the iphone. >> women on twitter says what is it for you. >> they will be

and sponsored by east west bank and s.b.a. and it was sold-out on the third day anyway i was asked to speak and talked about our commission, the was of small business and the small business assistants center and the business are proportionately and serve people asked about me about the proportionately and the center i hooked them up with the new case manager and people were impressed with the services we provide and the 20th i remember to the small business reception it was attended well and commissioner dwight z did a great job >> for the paul and mark show. >> it was a crazy day something happened. >> all right. anyone else i want to congratulate our commission white for being nominated as well as steve adams it is kind of an honor to have it out of 7 recognized by the small business task force so congratulations >> thank you. >> and ivy want to read into the record it is quite expressive. >> all right. new business anyone want to proposed any new bids brighten to be clear we have closed captioning to people that are hard of

because our residence have a very legitimate concern they spressed to us and mta which is none of the east west bus s in the south of market go past second street. they have been pushing mta to push the buses to go more east because there are not buses in that area. i'm curious whether the bull bouts will get in the way of the advocacy work >> mta took away the bus and the neighbors are unstandbly upset [inaudible] we worked with them on the new bus, where the new bus goes in and they are but putting the bus back so we made sure the bulbs we put in here will work with the bus >> great >> because folsom street is 2 way and also has a lot of housing, especially more affordable housing and it is a flatter street, the bus is 2 way on folsom >> if the buses can go 2 way on folsom street which i know we are working through to see if we can fit a 2 way folsom street. i bow there is a conversation about howard and folsom being one way [inaudible] i think that would rectify or take care of that need. harrison isn't the only cor dor a bus needs to go downfelt i just want to make sure the bull nob nub don

those showers making their way on through the area from west off to the east. montgomery county frederick county, back to the west, shower activity, not a single i do mean not a single thunderstorm in our area, only chance down to the south. where our severe thunderstorm watches, includes st. mary's county, westmoreland, spotsylvania, orange county. that is it. to the north not under that watch, just going to see the phones for heavy rain, i think as we move on through the overnight hours. i'm no longer looking at a chance for severe weather in our region. the heaviest you weather, between 7 and 11 tonight, downpours, maybe slick roads maybe some areas of high winds, some hail and lightning but not a widespread severe weather convenient. talk much more about this convenient and the saturday convenient. if you have got saturday plans i have got that forecast coming up. >> thanks, doug. >>> the governor of maryland today said he intends to spend $2 billion to improve roads, highways and bridges. he also had something to say about the con strollers purple line. cou

moving through sections of west goshen. east showing some rotation and also moving toward leopard and also moving toward parts of the willis town area. so we'll zoom in again and you can see right now there's green hill there's east bradford 202, west goshen. still watching that wind energy as indicated on ultimate doppler that there is a potential tornado that's why we have that tornado warning in effect until 5:45. so that would be about six minutes or so. so we'll continue to follow developments with this and see what's happening as we continue to check our sources and scan ultimate doppler right now. but we're still watching that tornado warning for chester county until 5:45. so here's a wider perspective of everything that's going on. you can really just see that ultimate doppler is lit up. we have a lot of very heavy rainfall right now. pretty much area wide across the area. and still showing some signs of rotation. you can see just a lot happening right now. not only in our area but also to our south you can see some sign

. >> this is an east west oriented beach here. you don't expect and east coast beach to go east west. at this point it turns here into part of north carolina. there's the fishing pier. a lot of chum in the water, fisherman there trying to catch their prey trying to catch fish. i don't know if that anything to do with it. it's been happening for years and years. the same fishermen have been doing the same thing, and we haven't had this kind of attack. not that far to the west here 12 miles was the attack they were talking about a couple of weeks ago. now three actual attacks, two yesterday and then the one weeks ago. very very close within 12 miles of each other. >> all right. thank you so much. >>> turning to new developments in the daring escaped of two convicted murders and the prison employee accused of helping them break out. joyce mitchell is due to appear in a new york courtroom this as the killers remain free. sara sara sara began man is outside the courthouse with more. >> good morning. joyce mitchell the seamstress from th

between those designations we want to expand have new signals and the second improvement the new east west bike lanes on alameda boulevard bridging the bike lanes to the west and existing lanes on bayshore boulevard to the east the second improvements will be a request for a hundred thousand dollars that is in the general fund bulth process as well scope of the study includes the design work and traffic design analysis and agencies like sfmta and caltrain and working with the vacant stakeholders we're hoping to expand move forward it forward to the next fees of the project development process thank you. >> great, thank you any questions or comments from colleagues? all right. seeing none, this will be important any public comment on item four prop k fund allocations? >> 3 copies the 3 people for taiwan vikings one chinese two weeks chinese copy donation transportation land use according to expand the 5 thousand land use is a life force parkway. >> all right. thank you for mentioning transportation in our comments. >> is there anyone from the public that wishes to speak on item 4. >> hi, i'

west. in in the foreign ministry, they carved into the law neither east nor west. it's important to the iranians to not be linked to the communist east or the capitalist west. and that sentiment still plays a very strong role in the iranian culture. so i'm going to move to whether this government or this regime is an act that is possible to do business with for the united states. given the fact that they have as we know post-2009, quite a lot of discontent economically and sociopolitically. the first two concerns that most iranians have. they don't have a lot of discontent when it comes to their stance on independence. and the nuclear issue is what is driving that stance right now. for iranians and why the nuclear issue is still a very popular issue. nuclear program is still a popular issue for most iranians inside iran. even the polls, latest polls -- although polls can be quite not accurate in countries like iran where people tend not to answer truthfully because they're afraid their answers might become public. and people generally tend not to want to answer ques

neighborhood play ground from cleaning the benches to planning flowers around the play grown at east westnd street. many volunteers came from the neighborhoods and nearby companies that wanted to give back and help out the kids. >> hopefully the kids hurried out early and got inside for a snack. >> a snack and cool drinks are important. here is stormtracker 6 live double scan locally nothing yet. if we head out to the north and west of the region around state college, we have a thunderstorm warning in effect, because of the thunderstorm moving due east towards pottsville and hazelton. and the cold front drives down and gets closer to us over the next couple of hours. outside we have the action cam along the river front and pretty pictures and hazy sunshine a lot of day has been somewhat overcast with the sun breaking through it feels like the sun is right in your face, 88 right now and here is the problem, the dew point is 74 and that is oppressive humidity and you want to take it slow and definitely hydrate today winds out of the southwest at 13 miles per hour, not that that breeze is he

horace: two weeks ago residents called 7 on your side claiming that a bumpy patch of east-west highway was getting their houses to shake. a contractor smoothed out the roadway. the thomson saw that story and called us. the question we lose to the state highway administration should the shaking of the house -- could the shaking of the house be caused by the condition of the roadway 70 yards away? an official told us there is absolutely no correlation between the rough patches and the shaking of the houses, but they answered our request to have crews come out and smooth out that portion of university boulevard. francis thompson said whatever the cause, the shaking has stopped. >> thank you very much mr. holmes we appreciate it. kellye: we are always on call. contact us anytime. get in touch with 7 on your side by calling 1-866-236-3401 or email tips@wjla.com. jonathan: jeb bush a few hours away from his expected entry into the presidency. a former republican governor tease the announcement last week . he has been touring the country for the last few months. and someone who is definitely

there is a host of opportunities to improve broadway and kearny and the raisk of north south and east west streets that will provide better access. the west side transit access makes progress and make opportunity to organize community input through focus group jz also work on the rest nof neighborhood transportation improvement program. district 9, the almeady [inaudible] will come in for funding this round in the may and june borebd psychosqul continue to also work together on the district 10 and 6 and i believe 11 proposals as well. we didn't cover doil drive and it will be a traffic switch. the traffic switch for doil drive is a huge mile stone. if you haven't received invitations to that ceremony to celebrate on june 1. we have a closure that will proceed that from fry day may 20th to june first so stay tune for that and presidio park way dot org is a great place for information. the boarding islands from at balboa park on the [inaudible] have finally been opened. sfmta opened the elevated bording platform [inaudible] this is a bill mile stone and a appreciatement that is a community d

look back at missed opportunities in the 1990s, and the early years of this century, was the chilly east-westationship reminiscent and inevitable after the unravelling of the warsaw pact and the soviet union itself. cold war ii - it's tonight's "inside story". >>> you're watching "inside story", i'm ray suarez. tonight we are looking at the realities of a second cold war. when the first one ended, when the clients elected leaders, when former republics of the u.s.s. r joined the european union in n.a.t.o. there was talk about what the world could be like without the distorting effects about rivalry. a russian president is cultivating new clients. cuba is reopening to the u.s. american forces supporting n.a.t.o. manoeuvres in latvia 180 miles from the border. the swedes are searching for subs in the harbours and russia's neighbours are complaining about accidental military flyovers was it naive to thing it wouldn't end up this way. >> let's talk about when we look back in 20, 30 years at the '90s and the 00, will there be a series of break points where we could have done things differently and

look back at missed opportunities in the 1990s, and the early years of this century, was the chilly east-west relationship reminiscent and inevitable after the unravelling of the warsaw pact and the soviet union itself. cold war ii - it's tonight's "inside story". >> brittany menard's decision to take her own life last year. sparked a national debate. >> brittany didn't wan't to die the brain tumor was killing her, she simply took control over how that process would go. >> now see what her husband is doing to keep his promise to change "right to die" laws nationwide. america tonight only on al jazeera america. >>> you're watching "inside story", i'm ray suarez. tonight we are looking at the realities of a second cold war. when the first one ended, when the clients elected leaders, when former republics of the u.s.s. r joined the european union in n.a.t.o., there was talk about what the world could be like, without the distorting effects about rivalry. a russian president is cultivating new clients. cuba is reopening to the u.s., american forces supporting n.a.t.o. manoeuvres in latvia, 180 mi

reds, moderate to heavy rainfall moving across the delaware and lehigh valley moving in from an east-west direction a drier afternoon on the way for the rest of today get ready for the soaking for the flood watch for lancaster county and with that comes cooler temperatures coming up future tracker 6 is on stand by and we'll time out the rest of the precipitation and let you know what follows for sunday in the full and ac cluesive accuweather forecast. >> thank you melissa. >>> pope francis is shocking people with his comments on divorce the pontiff says the couple's split is inevitable. some cases to protect women and children, the catholic face does recognize divorce and accepts annulments accepted by the church and this challenges some cornerstones of the catholic religion religion. >>> delegates from philadelphia are on their way home from rome this ahead of the world meeting of families, for briefings on security for the pope when he arrives in philadelphia and philadelphia can expect 2 million people coming from 150 different countries this september. >> this event is a national secu

silver spring rain especially toward east-west highway and college park just south of seven corners. this is moderate rain out silver spring, bethesda, wisconsin avenue. it's going to slow you down a bit and yo jacket with the umbrella you'll need through evening hours. we'll zoom back out, track this. out toward martinsburg on the storm tracker at about another half hour or so and also into hagerstown by 7:30. so nothing severe, but it's heading your way. cool and wet for the nats game. they got the tarp on. i think they'll stay play the game and we have a chance to dry out a little. bus stop temperatures 56 to 66, need an umbrella and jacket tomorrow morning. milder air rolls in tomorrow. it will win the battle by tomorrow evening. more showers and warmer over the weekend, probably low 80s saturday and sunday. sunday is dry. 10:00 tonight still little flecks of green, drizzle, showers, upper 50s, low 60s. by morning showers here and there, some wet roads tomorrow, 50s and low 60s and by 9:00 still showers leesburg to manassas down toward fredericksburg temps low to mid- 60s. low 60

in particular i am concerned about the east-west traffic, public transportation from 16th and mission into the bay view -- dog patch neighborhoods, so my understanding that the impact fees generated in one neighborhood are not necessarily earmarked for the neighborhood. is that correct? >> that's correct. they're for the whole eastern neighborhoods area. >> so when you're we're talking about impacts it impacts the mission and all of the neighborhoods in the planned area? >> that's correct. >> okay. so has the eastern neighborhood program, the expected impact fees from this project? >> yes, the citizens group worked with the staff to do programming every year and look at what projects are ready for funding and they kind of target out the projects they would like to get built. >> can you tell me what projects in the mission district are earmarked to receive the impact fees? >> okay. in the current listing the projects include but not limited to the 16th street 22 fillmore, rapid transit proves, disbar field square the aquatic center and pool improvements and the jury commons and playgro

a west to east way. ut the problem is they will move from west to east so the same areas have the potential to get hit over and over. it's called training. and that's what we're going to be looking for this afternoon. eventually some of that activity will spread down to the south, but there's more coming up tonight and into tomorrow and some areas are definitely going to get pounded here. now, i showed you one computer model a little while ago. here is another one that's showing the heaviest of the rain ending up south of philadelphia but, again, we're looking at what's the maximum number? it's way over an inch. generally over two inches. in this case there's three inches for cape may. here is another model. this one is the most extreme of all. shows a tremendous contrast to the amount of rain and this area in red here that would be potentially over five inches of rain. so what we're talking about is the potential for what can happen with this. there's over three in dover, close to two inches in philadelp

we look at every poll, from the left, right, north, south, east, west. do not accept the deal, and we shouldn't either. >> 95% of the world's consumers don't live in america. we wap to make more things here, and sell them there than we need to tear down those trade barriers that make american expensive. >> reporter: tpa flatlined when house democrats defeated it in a vote friday. despite a push from the white house. president obama tried to rally ninth inning support, making a cameo at the annual congressional baseball game on thursday, and a pit stop on capitol hill on the morning of the vote. but to no avail. >> i'll be voting today to slow down the fast-track to get a better deal for the american people. bigger paychecks, better infrastructure, helping the american people fulfil the american dream. >> house minority leader nancy pelosi had been mum on the issue. it changed friday. when she announced she was a no vote. clearing the way for other democrats to defy the president. >> i don't think you nail anything down. it's always moving. >> to vote for

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are people thinking were entering a new type of cold war with east-west tensions? >> the russian deputy defense minister told reporters yesterday that russia feels pushed into a new arms race by nato countries. i would suppose this is meant to rally support behind russia's strongman, vladimir putin than to really impose a threat to the united states or to western nato countries. brian: back to you to wrap it up, richard. as washington have a plan to deescalate all of this? richard: they certainly say they do. secretary of state john kerry has recently met with hooton and his counterpart just a few weeks ago and was on the phone to lavrov on monday. the two men supposedly agreeing that the minsk agreement remains as important as ever. yet of course with putin's announcement, the mood suddenly changes. the -- america is not going to want to exaggerate the importance of what putin has done. it's not a huge number of missiles when you consider that russia is still well below the limit of 700, almost 10 times that many that it will have to abide by under agreements by t

is the biggest after the cold war and shows how military competition has overtaken diplomacy in east/west relations. anchor: we now want to take you to the u.s. where a shattered community in the state of south carolina struggles to come to grips with the loss of nine black people massacred in a church. anchor: stunned residents of charleston white and black held vigils to commemorate the victims gunned down during a prayer service. investigators are investigating the attack as a hate crime. anchor: the incident has reignited heated discussions about race relations and gun violence in america. >> ♪ we shall overcome ♪ reporter: members of his congregation remembered the pastor who was also a democratic state senator in south carolina. he was leading a bible study class at a historic lack church in downtown charleston wednesday evening when a gunman opened fire killing in total six women and three men. >> not only did it break my heart to see someone of great stature like reverend pinckney to get killed like that, but to hear how the five year old girl pretended to be dead so that the shoo

it was a trading hub on the old silk road between the east and west. culture ministers from across south asia were expected to attend. at the last minute they cancelled. the local government believed it was because of security. >> translation: the government of afghanistan is keen to bring international tourists here. they'll do the maximum to ensure they were safe. they have indoorsed their decision and they will help them bringing the tourists from south countries. for the in august ration 2,000 african security forces have been brought in to protect less than 200 government officials. >> the security is different to other prove since, we have a high security alert based on the threats from neighbouring regions, areas boarding the area are not safe. >> a few kilometres from where the buddhas stood or sat are the ruins of the citadel. it was destroyed by gang as carn. the battle so violent tofs called the city of screams. here tourism can't develop until afghanistan is secure. >> now it's the capital of culture attracting. but the main problem here is

and the only way he can get out of there and know which way is north, south, east west is make hisself to a road and walk alongside a road knowing that he's going north towards canada or he's going south towards wherever he wants to go. >> harry, i wonder, when we talk about kind of the concerns of the weather, and this terrain, would you expect that he is indoors somewhere, maybe one of these camp sites? >> well, that's one of my concerns right now. i think that the police should start looking at some of the cabins close to the area where they found matt. there's a chance he's trying to make his way in to a cabin. one of those -- some shelter, because he's probably feeling so sick that no matter what, even if he's got to hold somebody hostage, he's got to get inside. the temperature out there is 50 degrees. you got ice cold rain. i've been stuck in that. i've walked in that area up there before and i've walked on trails. and when it starts to rain and when it starts to get cold, and i've got to pack and i've got supplies with me, i still feel, you know, really -- i get really tired. a

montgomery county firefighters say a trash compactor caught fire at the riviera house on east west highway. dozens had to be evacuated from the building last night. the fire did $2,000 in damage. >>> the group behind a scientology linked drug rehabilitation center could soon take frederick county to court. narc anon wants to build a new retreat and it's close to camp david. yesterday, it was rejected to build the center there and it hinged on the property being designated as historic. the 6-1 vote sends a message. >> with having a 6-1 vote that does show some precedents that the public doesn't want this here. >> trout run at one point doubled as camp david on "the west wing." >>> there was a disagreement brewing over an intersection in virginia. culpepper supervisors opposed vdot's new plan to make 29 at mountain run lake road more safe. vdot wants to put an r-cut traffic pattern on 29. drivers would have to go the wrong way on that road and then make a u turn. the traffic light would be safer even though it's more expensive. and frederick, maryland, wants improvements to the trail. city l

that isnd occasions of a change that moisture off south and west will work its way east ward. 's why storm prediction center placed our region in low probability of finding severe weather. biggest threat damaging winds and hail tomorrow afternoon into the evening hours and major concern will be west of philadelphia through wilmington to plan ingt care and poconos. here's satellite 6 along with action radar partly to mostly cloudy across the region and tracking frontal bounty going to lift to the north of our region as early as tomorrow. and so the showers and storms braking out south of i 0 and west and south of 76. here's the setup for us sunday. high temperature in philadelphia 85. turning more humid with threat of showers and storms firing up by the afternoon and again it looks like majority of the day tomorrow will be dry. after 5, 6:00 west east sgrex well have showers and storms. the call from accuweather. not as cloudy, warm, 65 suburbs and 70 in philadelphia. in the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast humid tomorrow turning more humid as the day wears on and late day s

there are only four days a year when the sun sets right down the middle of the east-west streets. >>reporter: friday and saturday were two of the whether will stay in the '60s for the entire work week. there is a cold front approaching. temperatures for tonight will cool down to the '50s. by lunchtime we will see fifties for the coast and '60s indicating by the grain. the cool down does continue and we will be below average. here's a look at our high as. heading down south alatas '70s here. here's your storm tracker your seven dead day-. we might get a shower chance for saturday. >> reporter: sports coming up. s. sfx: engines revving. listen up. ready. ready. steady. sfx: engines revving. go! ♪♪ it's more than a movie. it's now a ride. fast and furious. supercharged. ride it at universal studios hollywood. >> reporter: look at that smile. brian can now tell jokes using this device the "nova chat". >>: - mom brian has cerebral palsy >> reporter: the nova chat is a modified phone or tablet with a beefed up speaker system running special software there are icons and pictures for everyth

return across the san bruno gap and going to continue to head west and move out offer the objection as all of our showers are developing to the east moving to the west. not seeing thunder anywhere but for along the mendocino county coast. we have grass fires possible in contra costa county and officials say it may have been sparked by lightning. i have a tweet in to the national weather service to see if their detection saw any. you can see light rain is falling between us and mount diabolo. temperatures today are going to be coolest. the rain will be most widespread this morning and become scattered this morning at 64 at the coast and 86 inland. leyla has a look at the challenging commute. >> the rain is falling in napa with a brand new serious accident. well start with a look at the bay bridge toll plaza and traffic is stacked and packed coming away from the macarthur maze and the metering lights were turned on a couple of minutes ago if you have more passengers in the vehicle you can use the car pool lanes moving at top speed into the tolls and to san francisco. back over to the san mateo bridge we have more traffic starting to

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