>> reporter: in 2014, after a trip overseas, federal law enforcement officials were called to his home for a domestic dispute, where rahami stabbed his brother in the leg and a neighbor heard his father yell, you're a terrorist! his father later told the fbi he was just angry and he had no reason to think his son was a terrorist. >> the fbi's extensive investigation into his activities at this time did not indicate any radicalization or intent to commit >> reporter: tonight investigators are also seeking answers from rahami's wife. the two were married in 2011, she was living in pakistan and applied for a u.s. visa. >> they found out she was pregnant, and then they told us she couldn't come in until she had the baby. >> reporter: the visa was later granted and but federal officials say she was not in the u.s. during last out of surgery and sedated, rahami hasn't been talkative. the two officers he injured have been released from the hospital. >> i'm glad to be alive, glad to be home. it's been a long 24 hours. >> reporter: this as federal investigators say they have connected rahami to

was later granted and but federal officials say she was not in the u.s. during last week's bombings. out of surgery and sedated, rahami hasn't been talkative. the two officers he injured have been released from the hospital. >> i'm glad to be alive, glad to be home. it's been a long 24 hours. >> reporter: this as federal investigators say they have connected rahami to four explosive devices. two pressure cooker bombs in new york city. and a backpack loaded with explosive inadvertently triggered by the bomb squad. it was first discovered by two homeless men. >> i said, we need to go to the police station right now. i said, what's wrong? he said, that's a bomb. >> reporter: tonight here outside the family home, federal investigators say there's no indication the suspect may have built his bombs inside the home, or that more may be placed throughout this community. the suspect is ex lester? >> miguel, thank you. >>> turning now to nbc justice correspondent pete williams. given what the fbi knew two years ago, why wasn't rahami on a watch list? >> the fbi ins

see the reason for it. >> officials say their automated car regulations would be updated annually to keep up with technological advancements. cbs news los angeles. >> federal transportation officials will release more details about the new policies today and also hear from secretary anthony fox the former charlotte mayor today on cbs this morning. >>> time is now 5:49 on this tuesday off our day on a dry note and fog free. take a look at this. we can clearly make out the buildings of downtown from our camera at shaw university. a nice change from where we were yesterday. yesterday what a dreary start we had. we had rain, we had fog. the rain this morning is mainly off to our east but you are noticing it's kind of moving in a westerly direction which means it will eventually make it back into our area but i don't think that happens until later this afternoon. >>> the meantime let's check they are cooler than yesterday. 67 in henderson, 70 in louisburg and roanoke rapids. 71 in raleigh, sanford and pinehurst, 72 in lillington and sampson county in clinton. hour by hour for you today notice from start to finish we stay in the 70s. 73 at 10:00 a.m., 76 at noon

. >> drivers are usually certified by the state but federal officials say washington should make the driver is a robot. more details will be announced during a news conference today. >>> the ceo of wells fargo will be questioned today on capitol hill, john stumpf is expected to apologize to customers and congress for the scandal at the bank. regulators say wells fargo workers created millions of phony accounts to meet aggressive sales goals. the bank plans to ease those targets. wells fargo was fined $180 million. >>> the pump dry at a rising number of gas stations in the southeast because of a pipeline leak, and some stations that do have fuel are raising the prices. drivers in georgia, tennessee and north carolina are complaining the pipeline companies building a bypass around the leak. at least 250,000 gallons were spilled since is that leak 11 days ago. >>> seattle leaders want to take the guesswork ot of work schedules for retail and food services employees. new rules would require that businesses schedule shifts two weeks in advance and compensate workers for last minute change

governor scott walker says federal officials granted his request to provide low- interest loans.walker declared a state of emergency in 13 counties -- following torrential rains that brought flooding and mudslides. now to your weather and traffic together... tatiana cash has the latest on that highs near 80, and isolated late afternoon t'showers. this morning is mostly cloudy, breezy and cooler this temps in the low to mid 60s, and lower humidity. today is mostly cloudy, breezy and cooler with highs in the upper 60s to lower 70s, a ne breeze at 10-15 mph, and just a chance for a afternoon showers. tonight is mostly cloudy with lows near 60 and scattered t'showers after midnight.saturday morning has a few isolated showers, then it is mostly cloudy and comfortable with highs in the upper 60s and lower 70s. sunday is partly to mostly cloudy and seasonal with highs in the lower 70s, scattered afternoon showers. lambeau field will be in the upper 60s during the game with scattered rain showers. monday remains mostly cloudy with highs in the upper 60s, and tuesday is in the mid 60s with rain

federal officials also want the ability to regulate post-sales software upgrades. officials say their automated car regulations would be updated annual to keep up with technology advances. jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> time now 6:03. let's check traffic with roqui. >> thank you, kenny. we have talking about the east bay in san francisco all morning. south bay only slow on 101, 280/680 split to 237 northbound about 15 to 20. but green all the way through. elsewhere southbound 101 in san francisco at the eastbound 80 split there's a solo car crash there blocking of the left lane but not too many delays. the bay bridge toll plaza right outside the city the maze to downtown westbound will 15 minutes now that the metering lights are on. traffic is backing up towards the maze. east bay altamont pass moving slowly out of tracy at 30 miles per hour. that 205 to altamont pass will take you about 13 to 15 minutes so heavy. and then on to the dublin interchange where slow-moving traffic in the commute direction. let's take a look at the peninsula commute from hayward into foster c

federal officials say students who took out loans to attend the school within the last 120 days, may have their debt wiped away a cost covered in part by taxpayers. officials are also urging current students to reach out to community colleges, if their credits will transfer. now students decide to fully discharge they need to start their tech school education all over from scratch, also graduates with itt degrees who took out student loans will not be eligible for the loan forgiveness. >> this is a big mess, thanks so much for that update. >>> well, a blazing end to a police chase in california. a land rover leading officers on a chase incomes down a light pole and catches fire. the reason police were trying to stop the driver in the first place. >>> plus a promising announcement from the or land owe hospital that cared for many of the victims of the pulse shooting massacre in orlando. the new developments, in its treatment efforts when we come right i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. there's a racnow.ing on right the world's clean energy super power's either going to be

. >> reporter: federal officials say they see great potential in self driving vehicles. saving drivers money time and even lives. they also see potential risks. the department of transportation is now unveiling new federal policy aimed at regulating automated cars before they are allowed on the road. it includes a 15 point safety assessment from a vehicles designed to testing to deployment. federal transportation officials say they want the ability to approve new driverless technologies and regulate software upgrades. the safety of driverless cars has coming to question in recent months after a fatal crash involving a tesla in autopilot mode and several crashes of googles self driving cars. >> by being the markers we are simultaneously allowing innovation to happen and introducing and raising the level of safety on these vehicles. >> reporter: the new policy what have automakers sign and submit assessment forms to certify the vehicles are safe. drivers we spoke with feel uneasy about sharing the road with self driving cars. >> i don't like it at all. i don't see the reaso

. >>> federal transportation officials unvail new policies narrator: look up the facts on richard burr. the insurance industry gave richard burr's campaigns one-point-one million dollars. that's public record. and richard burr wrote a plan to privatize medicare. "new profits for private insurers would be as high as sixteen to twenty-six billion." and the insurance industry... not you. >>> welcome back. 4: 45 on this tuesday. top stories the gas shortage in gouging concerns. >> the state attorney general's office has received more than 600 reports off the state. they are urging you to contact them with prices that are high. >>> also the man believed to be behind the weekend bombings has been attempted murder with police officers. it was in connection with the shoot out with police officers right before he was arrested. >>> donald trump has at high point university and the duke event center and we'll have crews at both events. >>> a man accused of shooting a shelby police officer could soon be back in south carolina. authorities arrested him last week in providence, rhode island. he kill

jonathan dienst, this process of integrating and working with and coordinating with federal officials fairly common here in new york city, fairly common here in manhattan with regard to many of the events that happen. this included. >> yeah, there are more than 500 members of new york's joint terrorism task force. the new york city police department every day employs 1,000 officers in counterterrorism exercises. that could be heavily armed security officers. it's a coordination between more than two dozen agencies that are working every day to try to protect this city after the events of 9/11. federal, state, and local. they're all working together. they're all responding to the scene. and you'll see at the press conference that's expected within the next half hour. again, these things do shift as officials try to get information. we were told in the next half hour expect a briefing from some of the law enforcement and emergency agencies to provide us with an update with the best that they know. as of now, again they do not have a solid answer as to what caused this explosion. ied a l

federal officials are filing charges against ahmad kahn rahami -- the man they say planted bombs across new york and new jersey. rahami will be charged with using a weapon of mass destruction.. and bombing public places. investigators say rahami was seen on surveillance video.. and his fingerprints were all over one the devices that did not explode. the house homeland security committee is set to meet this morning following those explosions in new york and new jersey. the hearing will address how to stop future attacks. the n-y-p-d's counter-terrorism commissioner will speak at today's hearing. president obama told the united nations we all can.. and must do better when it comes to housing refugees. mister obama addressed the world body's general assembly tuesday -- his last such speech as president. he called on more nations to open their borders to people seeking refuge from war. a hearing will be held later today to address the rising costs of epi-pens. why the company increased prices nearly 400-percent since 2007. epi-pens currently cost around $600-dollars. ???toss morning juice t

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. >> federal officials say they see great potential in self-driving vehicles, saving drivers money, time, even lives. but, they also see potential risks. the department of transportation is now unveiling new federal policy, aimed at regulating automated cars before they're allowed on the road. it includes a 15-point safety assessment from vehicle's design, to testing, to deployment. federal transportation officials say they want the ability to approve new driver-less technology, and regulate post sales software upgrades. the safety of driver-less cars has come into question in recent months. after a fatal crash involving a tezsla in auto pilot mode, and several crashes of google self-driving cars. >> by laying the markers we're laying, we're simultaneously allowing innovation to happen, and introducing and raising the level of safety on these vehicles. >> the new policy would also seek to have automakers sign assessment forms to certify their vehicles are safe. drivers we spoke with feel uneasy about sharing the road with self-driving cars. >> i don't like it at all. i don't see the reas

federal officials have not made any charges in the bombing as of yet, however, the suspect is facing counts of murder following the capture. this morning ahmad rahami is charges of attempted murder on a police officer. >> first to be able to apprehend a suspect in just a little over 24 hours that the evented happen is outstanding place work. >> president obama praised the work. >> i saw his face when he moved the hoody and it shocked me. >> federal officials are additional suspects. >> there is no indication that there are others operating. >> the investigation into a motive continues. >> we are determining all we can about this individual whether or not finding his con nec to these actions. >> the suspect was not on a pakistan in the recent years. >> thank you. 29 people were injured in the bombing in new york city saturday night and they have been released from the hospital. the family has been in the headlines before. >> tim is continuing the story kov ranl and there was a lawsuit. >> yes, it happened five years ago and his relatives sued the city of elizabeth, new jersey. the fat

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. >> krystal: federal officials have filed additional charges against the man who police say is responsible for a string of bombings across new york and new jersey. you see him there on the screen charged with using a weapon of mass destruction and bombing public places on top of his earlier charges of attempted murder after a shootout with police. this is him being wheeled into that ambulance after the shootout with police. his fingerprints were all over one of the devices that did not explode. rahami was taken into custody monday. again, those pictures you saw of him, after he was injured in a shootout with police. >> michelle: new video today appears to show an air strike on a syrian town proving that the cease-fire in that war-torn country is officially over. two people were killed during the strike and more than 30 people injured. that town controlled by rebels and human rights groups says government jets heavily bombarded the town passed a resolution today after north korea declared it's fifth nuclear test. the resolution defines north korea's test as a serious provocation that threat

demanding justice yesterday, the group is calling for the case not to be hand build the federal government, officially the federal district attorney. >> officer betty shelby who shot crutcher is currently on paid administrative leave. >>> eagles safety malcolm jenkins tweeted out don't ignore racial injustice. it comes after he and several teammates raised their right fist during last night eels bear's game. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> good afternoon, i'm meteorologist erica mar teen. we're seeing skoupy conditions for today. remaining muggy through at least tomorrow. improving by tomorrow, current temperatures mainly seeing lots of 80s and some upper 70s, dover 77, 81 for trenton and allentown currently at 84 degrees. current went profile keeping those clouds onshore. expect those winds to eventually kind of lighten up a bit. satellite and radar image, notice those clouds sticking around, we do have some showers for parts of southern delaware. we do have that frontal boundary that's stalled out. a high pressure system will shift on down and push everything offshore. however our weathe

stocks took off of federal official says not eager to raise interest rates too soon. that is tonight's fox fox business watch. >> woman in photos from world war ii has died. greta was grabbed on episode of world war ii -- end of world war ii. you know this photo. >> great photo. >> this is such an i connick picture -- iconic picture. two never met up again. >> now i think they were caught up in the moment and took this great photo. never reunited until 2012. >> wow. >> if you remember back in training camp, conversation occurred during second week when i asked them, asked them, ron, we have rookie launch snapper. only time noticed long snapper is when something goes wrong. this was a great run. 46-yarder. game plan was impressive. cards never put pressure on jimmy early on in that game. this run by david johnson is hope for this team to get rolling with effective running game. he falls to end zone. let's get back to what was the difference in this game. final seconds of the game where you see the long snapper and then you see the timing off by chandler and that's wide

we now know that federal officials had been warned about suspected bomber ahmad rahami years ago... and the 28 year old had been planning months. in this chilling new video - we see what authorities believe is rahami about to plant bombs in his suitcase and backpack... that pressure cooker bomb he allegedly set off in new york... poweful enough to shatter windows about 400 feet away... and propel a nearby dumpster 120 feet... injuring 31 people.the criminal following his shootout with police. in it - anti american rants and praise for the late radical islamic cleric anwar al- awlaki. these new details come as the fbi confirms it knew about rahami... having been warned by his own father in 2014 sot - mohammad rahami / father rahami: "i called the fbi two years ago." reporter: "what did you tell them?" rahami: "i told them you got a connection with this guy." he later took back those comments... and the fbi never questioned his son. the father's accusation came after his son's year long trip to pakistan... now a key part of the investigation. while overseas, rahami married and had two

federal officials will be in milwaukee to draw attention to a special unit aimed at investigating social security fraud. pete zervakis is live with details on the dedication... and how it's helping to crack down on crooks. officials from the social security administration and the wisconsin d-o-j will be dedicating milwaukee's the c-d-i program was started back in 1998. it's grown to be in 32 different states. according to the social security administration... investigators work along with local law enforcement officers in different communities to pool resources and crack down on fraud in dissability programs. that fraud includes anything from making false claims... to the buying or selling of counterfeit - or real - social security cards... or pretending to be a social security administration worker to try and con someone out of money. investigators say the public can help them crack down on fraud by reporting anything suspicious. the social security fraud hotline is 1-800-269-0271 the family of the 9-year-old boy -- shot by his younger this morning .police arrested a 30-year-old woman f

governor scott walker says federal officials granted his request to provide low-interest loans. walker declared a state of emergency in 13 counties -- following torrential rains that brought flooding and mudslides. this was what it looked like in black river falls in jackson county ... where a hydro-electric dam suffered serious boat and dock wash away. we've had a lot of family memories made on there so it makes me sad, but as long as nobody is hurt or injured that's the main goal.black river falls municipal utilities says debris damaged the dam.. releasing one of the gatesa dam spokesman says a dike should prevent significant flooding from this morning was mostly cloudy, breezy and cooler this temps in the low to mid 60s, and spotty showers. today is mostly cloudy, breezy and cooler with highs in the upper 60s to lower 70s, a ne breeze at chance for a few pop up afternoon showers. tonight is mostly cloudy with lows near 60 and attered t'showers after midnight. the appleton teen who created with a severe type of muscular atrophy. her friends and family supported hechoice... but

. >>> new details as federal officials charge a man planting bomb and new jersey. the >> the father of the suspect says he warned the f.b.i. about his son two years ago. foin did investigate -- the f.b.i. did investigate rahami in 2014 but found nothing tying him to terrorism. he is a u.s. citizen from afghanistan and travelled there at least three times. his father talked to requirements outside the family's fried jersey >> rahami is recovering in the hospital after gunshot wounds remember his mother left the states for afghanistan three weeks ago >>> the presidential candidates are talking about their plans to prevent future bombings. >> shaun boyd is at the 2016 campaign desk furs tonight. >> national security will remain a big topic leading up to election day and donald trump and hillary clinton continue to criticize each other. >> reporter: trump says immigration security is national security and addressed the bombings in new york and new jersey in north carolina. >> these attacks were made possible because of our extremely open immigration system. >> reporter

. >> florida officials are also fighting for more zika funding. federal dollars are expected to run out by the end of sept september. >>> protesters took to the streets of clair mel demanding justice for an unarmed black man who was shot an killed by a hillsborough county deputy. protest began after the sheriff's office laid out its version of the shooting. according to deputies, 22-year-old lavenia riggins told drugs to them du undercover sting. as they executed a search warrant at his home they say riggins was uncooperative and refused to come out of a back bedroom. shot by deputy ca leb johnson who.said he feared for his safety. those on the streets last night believe that riggins' death was unjustified. >> they were out there high fiveing each other, rewarding each other after they done murdered this boy. yeah, we angry. we upset. >> you perceive me as an it my clothes? the color of my kin, my hat, my hair? i don't understand that in until we get some kind of answers, i don't know what to tell you. >> alcides: no weapon was found on riggins. the state

federal officials are still looking into the possibility of terrorism charges. you really want to kill someone with a maximum effect. >> experts say making these pressure cooker bombs does not require a high level of training. rahami is charged with five counts of attempted murder and federal prosecutors say they are still looking at bombings. >>> a man from nevada facing charges for threatening a state lawmaker. 21-year-old dylan hopkins send a facebook message to the state senator lora woods threatening to kill woods and her family. >> use going to shoot me and my family in the face and he will deliver a bullet to the head. >> he is now charged with harassment. door to door campaign but she will avoid the neighborhood of hopkins. >>> you'll notice it is cloudy or to start the day with a little rain in our southwest corner close to alamosa this morning. we have a tropical storm that has made landfall. a lot of rain in the north baja area into arizona with some thunderstorms out of this. southwestern corner of the state today and will be a bit cloudier as well.

chapter of the council on american islamic relations released a statement calling for state and federal officials to investigate. so far no arrests. >> a new hampshire man accused of murder is expected in court today. prosecutors say that richard moore repeatedly stabbed 51-year-old joanne bure, she was found dead in danville a week boucher for months, investigates are not commenting on a motive. >> the man sentenced to death for the killing of two men will ask a jury to spare his life. gary samson pled guilty to the july 2001 carjacking murders and was sentenced to death. but that sentence was thrown out five years ago after a judge found one juror lied about her background. the new trial is expected to last three the new york city skyline is illuminated here in remembrance of 9/11 in what has become tradition, beams of light marked the places where the twin towers of the world trade center stood 15 years ago. it's been 15 years since that day changing so many lives in this country. in boston, all of those lives were remembered. people gathered with candles in the seaport district. they started

. >> federal officials developing self driving vehicles. the guidelines are also aimed at ensuring safer testing on the roads. here is chris martinez with more from los angeles. >> reporter: saving drivers money, time, and lives. they also see potential risks. the department of transportation is revealing new policy before they are allowed on the road. it includes testing and deployment. officials say they want the ability to approve new driverless technologies and regulate sales and software upgrades. the safety of driverless cars has come into question after a fatal crash involving a tesla >> we are simultaneously allowing information to happen and introducing and raising the level of safety on these vehicles. >> reporter: the new policy would have automakers certify vehicles are safe. >>> drivers we spoke with feel uneasy about sharing the road with self-driving cars. >> i don't like it at all. i don't see the eight. >> i would be kind of scared. >> reporter: the regulations would be updated annually to keep up with technological advance

federal officials are trying to save a rare fish. it's part of an annual effort to restore the endangered "razorback sucker fish" to its native colorado river habitat. it will take about a month for the lake level to drop seven feet. the water will rise again by early no a typhoon touches down in japan and leaves behind a trail of destruction. the torrential rains caused devastating flooding and landslides several buildings were destroyed and entire roads washed away. five people are hurt and two people are missing. more than 600- thousand people evacuated the area, before the storm made landfall. with more showers expected in the forecast today... drivers need to be extra careful on valley roads. the rain can make there is a buildup of oil and grease on the road's surface. this happens in areas like las vegas, where it doesn't rain very often. so take your time out there this morning... you don't want to be slippin' and slidin' all over the road. ((anchor chat)) remnant moisture from a tropical interact the next few days over las ve

and federal officials got there first two are of the property. and a spokesperson tells us that he toured it where it happened. and, they took samples of recovery wells. >> and, meanwhile, if you are wondering how locals are coping. donald was in tears thinking about this nightmare and getting left in the dark. >> 215,000,000 gallons of toxic water used to make fertilizer. and, the water that disappeared could fill roughly 325 olympic sized swimming pools. >> sooner or later, it will show up somewhere, and i don't want my cows to die. >> thursday, this problem took a sharp turn in tampa. the same attorney that took on the oil spill, is now taking on an even bigger scope. >> we are talking about a volume of radioactive in highly toxic chemicals. >> that lawsuit calls for people nearby. since we broke the news, they have received within 100 inquiries for people wanting to joy. just join. >> -- join. >> he is on the growing list of people waiting for test results to come in. a process they will be repeating for who knows how long. >> three months fo

federal officials making progress in their investigation of thursday's new jersey transit crash. crews train's rear locomotive containing data on speed and braking... but investigators struggling to recover a second device from the wreckage because the front car is still buried in debris. zimmer says: "..it's going take some time before we know the facts." the train barreling through a concrete and steel barrier, taking out pillars and part of the station's roof thursday morning. more than 1-hundred people suffering injuries in the rush hour crash... including engineer thomas gallagher who investigators plan to interview friday. 34-year-old fabiola bittar de kroon was flying debris while standing on the station platform. she recently moved here from brazil... and had just dropped her daughter off at daycare. sharp says: "..she loved her daughter, she always had a smile on her face, she wanted to do everything she can for her daughter. just a wonderful person." the crash bringing renewed attention to an automatic breaking system called "positive train control." the n-t-s-b support

council on american islamic relations released a statement calling for state and federal officials to investigate. so far, no arrests. a new hampshire man accused of murder is expected in court today. prosecutors say richard moore repeatedly stabbed 51-year-old jo-anne boucher. she was found dead inside her home in danville about a week ago. neighbors say moore, who is a registered sex offender, had been living with boucher for months. investigators are not the man sentenced to death for the killings of two massachusetts men will ask a jury to spare his life. gary sampson pleaded guilty to the carjacking murders and was sentenced to death, but that sentence was thrown out five years ago after a judge found one juror lied about her background. a sentencing retrial is set to begin wednesday, and that trial is expected to last about three months. >> new york city, the skyline tradition. twin beams of light marked the places where the twin towers of the world trade center once stood. it's been 15 years since that day, changing the lives of so many in this country. in boston, all of those

federal officials are filing charges against ahmad rahami... the man police say is responsible for a string of bombings across new york and new jersey.rahami will be charged with using a weapon of mass destruction and bombing public places.investigators say rahami was seen on surveillance video... and his fingerprints were all over one the devices that did not the air force is investigating what caused a plane crash that killed one of its pilots and left another seriously injured. the pilots were flying a spy plane for a training mission over northern california when their plane went down. the two pilots ejected from the plane before it crashed... but what happened after that is still unclear. we're getting a first look at the trail of destruction typhoon malakas left on japan's pacific coast seventeen inches of poured down over 24 hours.the torrential rain caused flooding in several communities... and eve the destroyed bridges in many places around the coast. . experts say the typhoon is heading toward east japan with more rainfall expected le

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governor scott walker says federal officials granted his request to provide low- inte a state of emergency in 13 counties -- following torrential rains that brought flooding and mudslides.this was what it looked like in black river falls in jackson county ... where a hydro- electric dam suffered serious damage.as a pontoon boat and dock wash away. we've had a lot of family memories made on there so it makes me sad, but as long as nobody is hurt or injured that's the main goal.black utilities says debris damaged the dam.. releasing one of the gatesa dam spokesman says a dike should prevent significant flooding from reaching downtown. railroad responders are working with officials in ferryville -- near the iowa border -- to clean up fuel spilled by a train during heavy rains.the train derailed thursday ... spilling diesel fuel into the mississippi river .water reportedly washed out part of the track five cars and two engines derailed no one was hurt. you may see is several weeks .. but don't be alarmed. this non-toxic green substance flowing in milwaukee- area waterways is nothing more than

federal officials also want the ability to regulate post-sales software upgrades. officials say their automated car regulations would be updated annual to keep up with technology advances. jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> a major expansion play in san jose could move forward today. city leaders are considering a new project across from santana row just off winchester boulevard at the site of the old century theater domes and a 50-year-old diner. kpix 5's anne makovec is live in san jose to explain why the idea hasn't gotten the warmest reception. anne >>> reporter: this is the quiet side on the opposite side of winchester boulevard from the busy high-end santana row here in san jose. this new development would be called santana west. it would transformed the domed century movie complexes into a place where people will work and shop. but the project as michelle said has plenty of opposition. people who live around here and the city of santa clara both worried about an increase in traffic and two existing buildings here on the property have been identified as historic places

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governor scott walker says federal officials granted his request to provide low interest loans. walker declared a state of emergency in 13 counties after torrential rains brought flooding and flood sides. forecast. >> john: those temperatures are cool for your friday night fish fry. football frenzy. already 63 sheboygan, 63 in port washington. 68 kenosha. 65 beaver dam. we are going to see temperatures continue to be on the cool side, kenosha, you can see the clouds hanging around. they even had a couple of sprinkles earlier in kenosha county. the winds right off lake michigan. north northeast at 7 miles per hour. you can see on our "storm team 4" radar, a couple of sprinkles that passed through kenosha, ground clutter here, but notice a cup of showers trying to redevelop over dane county. we could see a sprinkle overnight tonight. that would be about it. and then, folks, here's the beginning of the next weather system that could bring showers and storms in here on sunday. i'll be back with the weekend details coming up in just a few minutes. >> look forward to that. it is high