no erica. no jenna. no lester on this map. >> no mike. >> we've got some storms that are firing today across the upper midwest. please make sure you keep your guard up for isolated hail, >>> that's a look at your weather. now here's erica. >> mike, thanks. >>> up next on "today," selling your selfie. how your mug could get you some quick cash. that's right after this. ♪ ♪ new hershey's spreads. bring the delicious taste of hershey's chocolate to anything - everything. with new hershey's spreads, the possibilities are delicious. >>> if you've never taken a selfie with your camera phone today, you might be in the minority. with more people snapping shots of themselves -- >> he nailed that one, didn't he? >> companies are taking note and offering to pay up to use your picture. >> jenna is in the orange room with more on how this works. i'm guessing there may be a catch or two. >> small catch. here's the deal. it was only a matter of time before someone came up with the idea offering money for selfies. if yo

erica good morning. >>erica:, morning james. we have made it to the middle of a week and we are scene cooler air filter into the bay area today will be cooler than yesterday. start in the morning off with cloud cover. that's why attend as part 2 chlorite the fifth san francisco and 61 degrees. the cloud cover acting like event blanket. since the mid '50s out the door north of the golden gate bridge. satellite imagery shows how did the marine layer is right now so it's pretty overcast conditions for just about everyone so once the sun comes up you won't see it. it led to be pretty great but we will eventually see the sunshine into the afternoon. here's a look at your 7 day around the bay forecast. tomorrow you picking up to be the coolest of the week. before temperatures rebound as we head into the weekend. we will continue with that pattern of morning fog sunshine into the afternoon. and it looks like temperatures will settle in the mid to upper 80s and into early next week will see '70s inside the bay and upper 60s for the coas

the morning erica let's find out about your weather. >>erica: the morning. temperatures right now mainly in the '50s. we will see parlous up a cloudy conditions for the rest of the morning. by the afternoon to defend itself based 3 that we have some patchy fog that will develop. a go ride around the bay. let traffic around the bay area with their driving through the east bay this includes interstate 580 and highway 4 which is not the ad began to back up. south about freeways peninsula is clear and the north bay ride looks good for both iran and sonoma county for highway 101. happening now san jose police investigating the city's 19, side of the year it happened last night just after kron4's mike pelton live on the same with the latest on what happens here to get a live look a bounce out the george street. you consider mobile command unit is still here on the same. the coroner's office is also here shot dead and a permit complex on the right of your screen. this investigation is stretching into its seventh hour. this is the same offer night of police first go

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erica payne, former deputy dnc finance director and founder of the agenda project.ood to have you with us. let's start with gina mccarthy, my gosh, she just jumped into that floebl changlobal change t. didn't she mean global warming? >> i think she obviously meant that our climate is in peril and coal plants put out 30% of the climate pollution, so let's do something about it. >> all right. and what percent of the total global pollution do those coal plants account for? >> a much smaller fraction, but let's be clear, somebody's got to lead, lou. >> yes. i would say that that's true. steve, wouldn't you agree, somebody's got to lead? >> no, sir. epa admitted in today's proposal that there is no global warming going on. as a matter of fact, it may take hundreds of years to see anything. and that's just hypothesis. >> wait, what are you talking about, steve? >> they're going to do nothing but raise electricity rates. it's going to hurt electricity reliability. it has nothing to do with the environment, the climate or public health. this is pure political hardball by th

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erica. hassan rouhani said that iran would consider helping the united states if the united states was sincere in its fight against terrorists in this country. that could be a change of alliances across the region. alliances are shifting. right now we are in the city of kirkuk. this place has long been contested. it is home to about 15% of all of iraq's known oil reserves. everybody in the country has long wanted it. now it is held by kurdish militias. things are changing her rapidly as militants from isis are approaching iraq's secstcity mosul, is now islamic sharia law. tants al qaeda offshoot i d sis decreed all women must veil. mosul was one of the first cities occupied by u.s. troops a decade ago. american officials said democracy would then spread from here. and the men the united states trained to fight the isis assault are still surrendering. with no protection hundreds of thousands of civilians are leaving mosul. this family walked 20 miles to escape mosul. now this 20 is their home

good morning. >> hi, erica, good morning. the cdc says more employees than first believed may have been exposed to the anthrax bacteria. the cdc is seeding control of the investigation to the usda to avoid conflict of interest. at the cdc, an all out investigation under way in a major break down in safety protocols after 80 employees were exposed to deadly anthrax. we talked to the cdc deputy director. this is the cdc, the most respected body we have that deals with these type of pathogens. how could this happen? >> we wish we knew that. we are in the process of finding out how the decisions were made. >> reporter: it happened earlier this month, the rapid response unit was preparing a dangerous strain of anthrax for other cdc labs. they thought they killed the bacteria. rather than waiting 48 hours to be sure, they transferred the samples after 24 hours. the workers in the other labs weren't wearing protective clothing. none of the workers show symptoms of anthrax, they have been offered antibiotics. experts are not overly c

erica? >> all right, kristen welker this morning, thank you. >>> dylan is here with a check of the forecast. you were at the race yesterday. >> i was. >> beautiful out there. >> it was beautiful and it was so intense because i was right at the turn. i couldn't really see what happened. but then you judged by nobody cheering that california chrome didn't win. >> didn't win. you saw the top of the show. >> yeah. this is where i found out. but the weather was gorgeous. not so nice down in dallas, texas, where we do have pouring rain. add oklahoma to that as well. you can see all the flashes of lightning. we have flash flood watches in effect because it is pouring and it is going to stay very wet down there. that whole area in red from colorado right over into parts of alabama we could end up with some strong some strong storms this >>> that's your latest forecast. erica? >> dylan, thanks. >>> up thnext, rising to the to. a high school graduate who wouldn't let any obstacle get in his way of ach

>>erica: the lives of most of the traffic has stopped.er and lighter than usual conditions to monday morning. i draft time right now is under 20 minutes to allow look at the golden gate bridge to date with death linacs its report before use of the bridge within their the center lane block pregnant with of course there could tapestry had headed up to the drawing a bridge. as for the receiver of draft beer and cents or delays for north bound to david. today president mobile will announce a new plan which will capture monthly payments for bowers discretionary income. audrey and 01 the doodle flute mobile and she's 11. and as kids can guarantee for of great wall with the inventory to run a better place. witnessing today as a water purification system. five players from the san francisco 49ers of pond abrams in san jose-put on aprons. for the company against degeneracy which player will make the most. this taxi's pizza on tanker route we do not know will be there from the niners did you decide to show off. a zero brennan ucla basketball star g

al jazerra's erica has the story. >> it was devastating.ean, he has nothing, no noth, is cloth on his back. >> reporter: residents are still reeling after not one but two tour mayos. >> oh, gosh. >> reporter: tour through northeast nebraska. >> huge, there was two of them. one back over here and one coming right at us. churning side by side the double twisters ripped apart more than half of the small farming community one man describes the frantic search for friend. >> we thought he was gone for a long time we kept yelling at him and dug him out and pulled the wood and bricks off him and drug him out. >> reporter: insurgent responders are still searching for people or animals trapped under the debris. a town of barely 400 people nearly two dozen injured, a five-year-old child is dead. >> it's just unbelievable. you are just kind of in a state of shock because you can't believe that it can be gone so fast. >> reporter: erica, al jazerra. >>> and from erica we turn now to our meteorologist nicole mitchell. and, nicole, this has been a disturb

erica wood, al jazerra. >>> let's speak now washington, d.c.ays in our report a presidential pardon is only possible after all legal proceedings have been carried out, including an appeal. so is there then still hope of a sisi pardon? >> there is a chance. sisi is unlikely to actually issue this pardon, especially having given this speech recently. because he's put himself out on the line, he's signaling to the judiciary that you work with me and i'll work with you. and so it's going to take a lot of international pressure for him to change his mind. but even if he does, i think that it's more likely that you'll see a commuting of these sentences after appeal. this will -- this case will more than likely go to the court of -- the highest court of appeals in egypt, and they will review the sentences, they will review the procedures, but they are not going to be offered much in -- they are not going to be offered the entire case file. nonetheless, the -- there is clearly a politicized culture that's building in the judiciary right now. as we have

first, let's check out the forecast with erica. >> good morning. there is fog by my house around the coast line. hazy out there. overcast for good half of the bay area. temperatures are mainly in the 50s. and 50s and 60s. and by lunchtime it will clear we'll see mild conditions to the low 80s. temperatures will climb by 3 this afternoon. here is a closer look at the highs in the neighborhood today. napa 78, oakland and livermore 83. it will burn off for the coast line. the full details what to expect this afternoon. i'll highlight the possibility for showers. i'll talk about which day to look out for, that's in a bit. marty. >> and today thousands of fans gathering at the race way for the toyota 350. that's where will tran is reporting. he has more on the big race. good morning, will. >> reporter: marty, the race does not start for five hours, you would not know it, there is a long line to get into the speedway, people are flocking here. it is loud, you have the pit crew working on their cars in the garage area. they expect to a very competitive ra

erica.re was virginia man is behind bars accused of planning to detonate 23 year-old play guard was arrested at his grandmother's home evidence the plan so, an elementary school of a small mouth summer hit with the also targeted the homes of other investigators the affairs of so fond handwritten notes of death and misery killing people including children court documents showed he'd build a bomb from scratch and that it contains projectile's like a nail is burned and files and bolts. and my family feud is unlike that very happy somebody found it. before he was able to do anything. >>: explosivecarefully remove tn from the home pretty fancy them here. the burns is now in jail this morning when half million dollar bond. still ahead a kron4 morning news for the coming of the 614 and its gas line ruptured and explode than 615 bay area weather and a live but also from our mount tam camera will have their pride weekend forecast coming up. invested 45. [ heart beating ] [ female announcer ] the inte

erica hill, nbc news, washington. >>> and on to wimbledon. >>> that is "nbc nightly news." brian williams will be back here tomorrow. i'm kate snow reporting from new york. from all of us here at nbc news, york. from all of us here at nbc news, good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com . >>> thousands in the bay area and millions worldwide watched it live. team usa coming so close to beating portugal. we're live with reaction from fans in the south bay. >> plus, blocking any beach from the public has been illegal in california for decades. now the state finally has a way to crackdown on violators. >>> questions nearly one year later. what we hope to learn and a report on the deadly crash of asiana flight 214. >> announcer: nbc bay area news starts now. >>> good evening to you. thank you for joining us. i'm peggy bunker. >> i'm terry mcsweeney. a big win for beach-goers. homeowners keeping the public away from the water may now be punished. it's a new law that will have a huge effect across the state and certainly right here in the

erica's son entrÉe has to fix it with tools and parts forged in the blacksmith shop.fill a push valley in northern romania is a northern -- is a remote part of the country. water buffalo, cows, and sheep have been a part of romanian life for generations. people cannot live from nature alone. the eu and romanian government would rather see far fewer small farmers and more large-scale operations. when farmer sees a danger to traditional agriculture. >> what shows up here -- these policies just confuse our farmers. >> but bucharest stands by its policies. the head of the chamber of agriculture claims the farmers are just being stubborn and they refuse to go with the time is that with the times. -- refuse to go with the times. >> this is precisely where our problem is. whenever we propose cooperatives in romania we are branded as communists. >> america's family -- erika's family rejects any suggestion of starting a cooperative. the family preferred to make their caution -- their cheeses themselves with recipes handed down for centuries. >> when it starts to ferment i does

why were we trying to deport erica's mother, gaudalupe? because she was pulled over for a traffic violation and she had a deportation order that was over 15 years old. erica made a difficult decision and gave up her job and started focusing on helping her mom. she wrote me a letter -- her mother wrote me a letter and said, "i've always taught my children, there's no more important love tha than the lovr my families. i'm a human being just looking to protect my kids from a lieu full of violence." there are 11 undocumented immigrants in the united states like guadalupe. they have strong, strong family values and they make a real contribution to our country and other economy. they serve our food in the restaurants. they clean off the tables when we're finished eating. they take care of our small children in day care. and they watch our parents in nursing homes. that's who the undocumented are in america. they raise children like erica endriola and make contributions to our country. they want to being americans, but under current law there is

the morning erica. >>erica: the morning james and we do have some changes in the forecast three we have some fog and drizzle along the coast line. temperatures mainly in the '50s. san francisco right now 53 degrees 47 so a bit cooler leaving the house in santa rosa satellite and radar shows the low clouds along the coast line right now. futurecast 4 really likes what to do the temperatures drop the day. it is going to be warmer in fact some spots the 25 and 10 degrees warmer than what we experienced yesterday. in fact yesterday we did see temperatures cooler than where we should be for this time of year. first into the 9:00 hour will see 50s along the immediate coast 60s inside the bay and then take a look at what happens by lunchtime. a lot of that cloud cover is going to clear up we was the seventh is perhaps some 80s and that looks like we approached the upper 80s by 3 this afternoon getting specific in their neighborhoods and and 8889 degrees in livermore 73 for oakland and 66 for san francisco. you

erica is going to be a teacher.s a career choice erica is 100% confident in even though others question it. >> i'll see someone i haven't seen in a while. what are you up to? i'll say i just graduated from college and i want to become a teacher. oh, you went to uc berkeley and you want to become a teacher? >> yeah. >> reporter: erica so taken by teaching she joined the campaign for teach.org, new recruitment effort on college campuses nationwide. >> what do you think it will be like to teach? chances are you have no idea. >> we're really looking for high achieving students that are successful academically that may be looking to go into other careers and have not actually thought about teaching as a career, that would be something for them. >> reporter: teach.org targeting uc bergly, stanford, san francisco state and san jose state. they've also peppered the bay area with nearly half million dollars in donated media. with messages like make more, teach. >> i think it's a great idea. we need good teachers. >> reporter

>>erica: we are expecting pretty warm weather and fact sunday as going to be one of the warmest daysweek. heading out the door though we have some low clouds along the coast of the rest of the bay area actually weaken up and heading out the sun shine. temperatures in the '50s. by the after know where say even more sunshine fell by 3:00 or san temperatures range for the low 60s to the coast. satellite imagery shows a few low clouds building up along the coastline in the cloud cover we are dealing with will burn off later on today. i 34 p m will see 74 for mountain view 80 degrees for the ottoman valley so slight warming compared to yesterday. 81 degrees in antioch and pittsburgh's lead held today hitting a high of 77. mid-60s for downtown san francisco upper 60s and upper '70's and napa. the 67 high end berkeley and 70 their high and oakland. speaking of all, the a's face-off against the ad is at 7 053 it's getting out to the game expect temperatures in the low 60s. in 7 day around the bay forecast shows that a warming trend into the weekend. cooler conditions by early next week highs

erica what to looking like. >>erica: said right now we have extensive low cloud cover and cook still pretty windy out there. we are scene when speeds along concord and the delta for the 70 mi. an hour winds up in oakland hills. as for temperatures were started things off in the 50 san francisco at 56 degrees. 51 leave the house in santa rosa so it is a little colder than 24 hours ago. we are dealing with a deeper rain layer which means extensive cloud cover off and although it will eventually burn off we are dealing with temperatures cooler than tomorrow afternoon yesterday afternoon. for new york city's strippers are accused of killing more than 200 still in more than 200,000 well suspecting a wealthy man. police said they drug for victims' iran up their credit-card bills that upscale topless clubs. already said the targeted doctors lawyers and finance professionals. the alleged scheme lasted from early september to december 2013 but investigators think as criminal activity may date all the way back to as early

erica. >> all right, dylan, thank. world cup excitement is building this morning, team usa prepared to take on an old rival in ghana tomorrow. on saturday two former world cup champs came head-to-head. italian striker mario balotelli poured home his teamed's second goal and ivory coast scored two second half goals in over a minute and a half to score a 2-1 win over japan and talk about a big upset in the next match. costa rica stunning uruguay, winning 3-1. so there's plenty of interest for soccer here at home, but when you ask americans who they are actually rooting for in the world cup, you may be a little surprised as nbc's joe fryar discovered. >> reporter: across the globe world cup loyalty that's nearly religious and in america -- >> i'm a big croatian fan. >> let's try that again. >> reporter: in america. >> brazil. >> reporter: okay. is anyone here actually rooting for the red, white and blue? >> usa, but i really like spain so i'd be happy if spain wins. >> reporter: close enough. in all seriousness team usa d

i'm erica hill. >> i'm lester holt alongside jenna wolfe and dylan dryer. you're tonalist, you just win the belmont. everybody says, wow, what about the losers? >> tonalist probably not getting a lot of attention or love because there's so much focus. >> so much buildup to the triple crown which didn't happen. california chrome's loss is our top story today. kristen dahlgren was at belmont on saturday. kristen, good morning. >> good morning, lester. i watched the race with dylan. it went from 120,000 screaming people, cheering people to almost silence. so many people stunned and disappointed that california chrome wouldn't be the first triple crown winner in 36 years. they were calling this america's horse. and a lot of people really thought that this was going to be the year we ended that dry spell. instead, tonalist took the belmont. which is a much longer race than kentucky or preakness. and that's where the controversy comes in. california chrome's owner went on a rant, saying it wasn't a fair fight. that tonalist won because he hadn't raced in the firs

. >> reporter: erica wallace enjoys every moment of her busy life, helping to run the family business and raising two sons in manhattan, kansas. because three years ago this young mother got a devastating diagnosis. >> i was told i had stage 3 cervical cancer. >> reporter: after 32 rounds of chemotherapy and 25 radiation treatments, erica was only getting worse. >> i actually had conversations with my husband and my friends about funeral arrangements. >> reporter: with time and options running out, she joined a small clinical trial of the national cancer institute. in this trial, the patient's own immune system system was used to attack the cancer cells. dr. christian henriks runs the study. >> the goal is to completely eliminate the cancer and have it never come back. >> reporter: here's how it worked. doctors took tumor samples from nine women called by hpv, the human pampaloma virus. they extracted a type of immune cell called t-cells in the tumors. they grew billions of these cells and injected them back into the patients to see if their own immune cells would fight their cancer.

it was the latest on your forecast off the bat with erica good morning. the >>erica: morning james. that cloud cover. in the east bay this morning we are talking about cloudy skies temperatures and below the mid '50s but by the afternoon. we will see the sunshine and probably even earlier than that. near the delta we're talking about temperatures nearing the 90 degree mark and then later on tonight we are anticipating clear conditions and that we will see partly cloudy skies and the overnight hours. fears a look at current weather if you're heading out the door this early hour in about right now 48 degrees 354 leaving your house in oakland. satellite and radar shows the low clouds there really dominating the coastline. high clouds throughout the san francisco bay. like i mentioned a lot of sunshine by the afternoon. and it looks like temperatures on the warmer side. if livermore hitting 9378 degrees in fremont. mid-60s for downtown san francisco. looking at your 7 day around the bay forecast. we will continue with this warming trend. 90s will carry us into the weekend. actually soun

wait, wait, erica. >> are you defending epa or attacking you.can i say our audience does not have patience nor do i to talk over each other in an ill mannered way you be on va skate what you are saying you are hear with a political view and an agenda, everyone watching and listening to you understands that this is a waste of our time, let's be more protuckive turn to how in the world will epa up hold a rule like that that i is an extension of goverr nancgovernan by fiat. >> it is not a tough rule, they have skain years to come fly with it, they said you have to reduce emissions from 2005, now 2014. they have until 2030. to make it happen. most coal plants are already half way there with 16 more years to do it coal industry rolls out arguments about sky is falling, every other minute someone says take a hole of yourself, you -- hold of yourself, you are pa pollutes planet. lou: like grown ups, what will coal industry do, steve? >> epal force to us sue. and the rule is illegal, the clean air act said if you regulate epa -- an industry under second

i'm lester holt. >> i'm erica hill. nice to have you back. we missed you. >> visited family in seattle. seattle always gets rain, rain, rain. every time i go, it's nice. >> must be nice being lester holt. >> sunshine. it's crazy. >> meanwhile, dylan gets a hard time when there's bad weather because she controls it. >> that's why we call her dylan. >> anyway, we'll get to the top story, that is severe weather that is causing major problems for millions of people. dylan has been following this closely in all seriousness. >> it's the same areas getting hit over and over again with relentless rain. we had several tornadoes touch down. this weekend we could see more dangerous weather, especially in the midwest. a dangerous system hangs over the middle of the country. a tornado touching down late friday in western kansas. there are no reports of injuries or serious damage. in that same area, dark clouds and powerful winds whipped up a gust storm before dumping hail. a tornado swept right down main street in colfax, wisconsin. flightening for a town

my name is erica may baum [speaker not understood]. we are tasked with making recommendations, policy recommendations for young children and family. our membership is composed of public agency representatives, child care providers for sebastian term based and family child care, community based organizations, early care, education advocates and of course parents. our meetings are attended by others in the community. that helped inform our decisions. [speaker not understood] formed an ad hoc committee to make decisions for the children's amendments. [speaker not understood] many here spoke about and i thank you for speaking about the strength of children [speaker not understood] and peace. [speaker not understood]. of course, cpac supports both measures, children's fund and peef. [speaker not understood] in order to address unmet needs from 0 to 4 year olds. some of the earlier speakers mentioned nearly 3600 on the wait list for child care subsidies. [speaker not understood] of them are infants and toddlers. a strong oversight body that

we will be live with our correspondant in islamabad but this report from erica wood. >> reporter: leaving behind their homes and fleeing violence between the government and fighter groups in north waziristan. some have crossed into af pakis in search of safety. >> our schools are closed. the hospital is closed. the government is giving us great trouble. >> the latest offensive in the border region follows a brazen 5-hour attack on karachi's airport last week. >> siege left at least 36 people dead and shut down the country's busiest international transport hub. the taliban said it carried out the attack alongside fighters from the is lackim movement from uzbekistan. many killed are thought to be uzbeks. their group was formed in 1991 to overthrow uzbekistan's government. it included the rest of central asia attack u.s. and nato targets in afghanistan. the movement has long based themselves in pakistan's northwest. the porous region is movementnous and remote making it difficult to launch counter offensive k578 pains. but attacks by drones have been controversial. the taliban is vowing regf

>> i do, actually. >> so again, my name is erica and i'm the coordinate of c pack. i want to speak on behalf of the c pack on behalf of the sandy's recommendation. sandy is being considered under the discretionary category and have the executive director of one of san francisco's resource and refer process is critical. she makes informed decisions and served -- excuse me, children counsel serves families across all districts and not just district 7, but all across the country. she brings a voice that serves families across the city. she's a leader and one of our most active leader. she mentioned being the chair of our children's fun and piece ad hoc committee that worked for month and months recommending recommendations and advocating for those priorities. in addition, due to a change in our previous chair schedule, she also chairs our budget and legislative committee. to be honest, i have no idea -- in addition to being the council, she's more of the most active members. on behalf of the c pack, we absolutely support sandy for the district 7 seat. >> any other publ

. >> reporter: at 35, erica wallace learned she had advance cervical cancer that spread to her lymphind of became all right, just deal with it, tell me what i need do because i'm a mom and i need to be here for my boys. >> reporter: intensive chemotherapy did not work. erica was told she had about a year to live. >> i had to discuss what if i'm not here, you know, what's going to happen with the boys because i could feel i was getting weaker and so i was pretty rock bottom at that moment. >> reporter: just two months later she became patient number two in a small trial using the body's immune system to seek out and destroy cancer. dr. christian hen ricks at the nhs medical scepter leads the trial. >> the treatment that we do, we completely rearrange the immune system. >> reporter: doctors take a piece of the tumor and extract white blood cells or t cells. they're immune cells sent by the body to target the cancer. the t cells most potent are selected and grown in lab. billions of these cells are then infused into the patient's bloodstream. >> what i did was to give a single treatment

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if thanks erica some of the slowing traffic we're talking this morning at your ride to the bay bridgeplaza where the metering lights are activated. now before 6:00 we are only accepted the macarthur maze. we're still checking an incident on the freeways in san francisco 3280 north bound at lme crews have not yet cleared the same of this bill of oil that resulted to that occurred in the left lanes of 280 north bound at allegheny still just a little sluggish at the same. if a better news for the rich and san rafael bridge westbound accident. you would not see moving forward. is the six-foot dauphin that the store is in trouble with san francisco for putting it out in the first place for impeding pedestrian to the store is working with investigators briefed the update this morning is the ball started rolling right after people found out about the death and now this morning we are seeing a $20,000.60 being donated to the family for funeral expenses as well as other things that they need your read tears a picture of case in shelton. only 2 years old critic and his family were in san franci

erica, al jazerra. >>> egypt president al sisi has asked his interior to combat the countries sectionault epidemic. this comes off a mob sexual assault in the country was caught on camera. egyptian police have arrested seven men who they believed attacked a woman during inauguration celebrations for el sisi. as roxana saberi reports, shaky video of the assault has gone viral. >> reporter: this video posted on social media appears to show a woman naked with blood covering parts of her body. police struggle to escort her out of the square. as 10s of thousands of egyptians celebrate the inauguration of their new president. the video has created a stir. along with this clip posted on social media sites. it shows a correspondent for a private egyptian tv network reported from the square. she tells an ankle woman, we must also report that there are isolated cases of sexual harassment. as she speaks the anchor is heard loving saying so what, the people are having fun. the anger later wrote on her facebook page, i was commenting on people's joy, not the harass think. the network also apologiz

joining us on this wednesday morning for the fifth traffic problems will get two and a moment of first erica caught with a quick check of your forecast. cloud cover acting like a blanket. it's not that cool crisp start to the morning. it's going to be breezy wyoming while mild conditions through places like san jose and all '70s flu will squeeze out some low 80s. we will experience an increase in cloud cover. temperatures back into the low 50s. but it does on the rest of the bay area of coming up in just a minute. now on to our developing story to people died in a fiery crash after a high- speed chase that ended here and san francisco. kron4's jack is so alive with margaret, come on in committee of 50 investigators from the chp out here on the same at fed and harrison streets. why this person to lead to a fiery crash and left two people dead. this all started at 3:00 this morning when the chp and it's an all planned spotted and 90s bmw. there ran a license plate and the play came back guessed a lot of san francisco. at the fly the special a investigative dinner from the chp is handling this

erica, s*. >>> as you can see that outrage is worldwide.rnalist from the bbc also holding a silent vigil outside their offices in london, barnaby phillips was there. >> reporter: many bbc journalists took part in this practice test because they personally know and respect the work and integrity of peter greste who worked for this organization for many years. but the bbc management i believe thathat think that there is a wr principle at stake. that that verdict in eye cairo courtroom is an attack on journalism and free speech and intends today intimidate other journalist who his may want to report from egypt on egyptian affairs in the months and years to come. the bbc head of news james harding said that this organization and other british organizations will be sending a letter to president sisi calling on him to intervene. this story has played very high across the british media, across commercial television, a cross british newspapers over the last 24 hours. >>> also earlier today we talked to de del fine. u.s. director of reporters withou

erica has more. >> reporter: this is the sound of silence around the world.m al jazerra headquarters in doha to nairobi to seoul think. a moment of unity and protest of the verdict that sentenced these three journalists to prison for up to 10 years. the reaction after an egyptian court on monday was far from silent. especially the family of the accused. >> oh, me i god. >> reporter: peter greste's parents were stunned and angry. >> our son, peter, is an award-winning journalist. he is not a criminal. >> reporter: the court convicted the journal assists on charges they supported the muslim brotherhood which has been declared a terrorist organization. but the fight to free the journalists is not over. interim ceo of al jazerra america. >> we are determined to make sure that our journal assists will be freed. and the whole world is standing behind us. >> reporter: that includes the united states. >> it's a chilling and draconian sentence. and, you know, it's deeply disturbing to see in the midst of egypt's transition. >> reporter: britain. >> egypt has taken a m

erica, al. >>> the number of sex crimes report odd u.s.lege campuses climbed by 50% over a decade according to a any federal report. the department of education says although the overall campus crime has decreased, the number of sex crimes has risen. >> a white house report released earlier this year revealed that one in five college women is sexually assaulted by the time she graduate. another issue facing college students getting a job. some schools require students to get a job, to get a degree. al jazerra reports on schools that require you to work your way through college. >> what is this thing over here? what are we looking at here? >> this is nettles. they grow right next to our herb garden. >> reporter: creating on campus jobs like these is how warren wilson college integrates work with learning and makes the school's 40,000-dollar price tag more affordable. one of seven federally recognized work colleges, these are small schools with enrollments that range from less than 100 to just under 1700. the student must work 15 hours a wee