we're watching flairs right over gaza city.re hearing drones, and the sounds of major israeli strikes into gaza city. and behind me, the rest of gaza is in total blackout. now this follows one of these most grim days that the people of gaza have had to experience for the last few weeks. and i should warn our viewers tonight's story contains graphic images that are difficult to watch. earlier today, there was some celebrating for the muslim holiday of eve, that marks the end of the holy month of ramadan, but by the end of the day there was anger and shock instead of cheer. for the children this is what eid is supposed to looked like. the christian's equivalent of christmas. for a few hours the fighting slowed. they felt safe enough to play. but this war is always close. these brothers walk through their neighborhood's main street. on ether side rubble that was once houses. from their home they salvaged what they could, baby birds, the rest of the flock died, as did so many people, so many children. >> the children -- >> reporter

a lot of explosions and flairs, what's happening right now in gaza? >> reporter: right now, anderson, what is happening, a lot of illumenati atioation fla being fired. they're drifting down over gaza city, the illumenation flairs are to light the way so drones can spot activity on the ground. over the last 45 minutes now, we've heard f-16 fighter jets screaming overhead, bombing targets, we've also heard artillery slamming into targets in gaza city. right now, we're hearing that a mosque has been targeted. homes belonging to some senior hamas officials are being targeted right now. and so far in the last hour or so, 18 people have been killed in these renewed israeli air strikes. >> other explosions, ten people died, some children. israelis and hamas blame the other for what happened. what did you learn? >> what i did learn is beyond the excuses, beyond the explanations of the warring sides i learned the name of one of the little boys that died today. his name is mohammed and i walked down the alley where he lived and said one of his little friends, d

two lanes are blocked right there, they're flaired off. just before you get to the coliseum, now traffic funnels down to two lanes just happier image freeway is available, and that's why the commute direction slows so much like we see on our maps here. it is jamming up from before you get to davis right here all the way up past the 90th avenue. then things clear up. there's the coliseum marked on maps. your alternate, well you have san leandro street, same thing for international boulevard. it'll take you north past the coliseum, get you over, or idaho little over by the airport -- doolittle. get you pasted scene. the rest of the commute looking good. big rigs are expecting on 580, that'll shift the commute. back to you. >> mike, thank you much. >>> television 5:12, high end luxury car stolen off the streets of palo alto. what polices are asking the public to do. >>> new accusation between gene kwaun after this crash almost a month ago. >>> nbc bay area honored with three national awards for excellence in breaking news coverage, feature re

we've seen flairs from israeli forces on the border of gaza. it lights up that corner. we were talking about the northeast corner of gaza. that's over my left shoulder. they throw up flairs, and the israeli troops are moving across the border so they can go as far as they want. those flares light up three or four miles. we see artillery. something that the israeli military would use if the target was, for example, 200 meters, 300 meters, even as far as three miles away. that will lay the ground for israeli troops to come in. we also heard an about a rectangle from the sea. these are big heavy shells coming out of ships, israeli ships right off the coast of the mediterranean which is about a half mile that way. those are targeting those rocket launchers. you could probably hear the booms. that is israeli forces either moving in or creating some kind of path to move in. all of those booms are from israel, and i must say that we haven't heard any rockets in the last couple of hours. >> so nick, what is the mission as stated by the israeli military? what's the goal here? >>

and just like a road flair, it produces some heat source.nd you shoot that off somewhere away from the aircraft. >> under are also new high-tech options, this one from defense contractor northrop grumman called the guardian. >> when the system fires, it is automatically sensed and tracked. sending a laysor beam in, the system jams the missile and drives it i way from the aircraft. >> systems like this are in use by planes flown in israel. >> in israel today, one of their homegrown defense contractors outfitted their fleet with counter measures to deal with the more traditional type shoulder launch missiles. >> but aviation experts say when it comes to the more advanced surface-to-air missiles like the one u.s. intelligence believe shot down, the technology just isn't there kwet. mark kirk is calling for action sending this letter to aa asking it to produce a study to detail feasibility, cost and timeframe to install counter measures to defend against surface-to-air missiles on u.s. i civilian airlines. after 9/11 he added the u.s. department

and what i am seeing up in that northeast area, is more and more flairs. so what the military will do is fire those so the troops can see, see where they are going, and see anything that may be in front of them, so the more flairs we see, and i am hooking at one very very bright one, these light up two or 34 miles. the more we see of those, the more likely it is that those drop will be entering. but we don't have any independent confirmation. >> appreciate it, thank you. >> he is in gaza, and we will be poll hing developments throughout the afternoon there. what are your thoughts on the news that israel is maybe moments away from launching it's ground offensive in gaza? >> well, from my understanding the operation is actually begun. i think this is something that israel very much wanted to avoided. and the prime minister had demonstrated great restraint until now. you have to understand, that the rocket fire isn't something that began in the last few days. it wasn't something that as a result of the military activity, this has been going on with increasing

. >> it began overnight with israeli flairs shedding light on targets across gaza city. karl penhaul was right in the middle of a blast not too long ago. >> each time that happens, the precautions, we have to hit the ground. hit the ground very quickly. we've already taken the windows out of this side of the building. okay, anderson, this is what i was talking about, another very large explosion going on in the very near vicinity. again, if you give me two seconds, i'm going to look out and i can't tell you where that was. if any of my colleagues have information in the next few moments i will let you know. another huge explosion going on in the vicinity of our offices in central gaza right now. >> karl penhaul talking to anderson cooper. the death toll is rising higher. palestinian health officials say nearly 1100 people have been killed and 6500 wounded. >> now, in the meantime israel reports that 53 of its soldiers have been killed. mary mueller has more on these latest developments. >> flairs light the sky over gaza city tuesday. as fighting rages on between israel a

one, flairs, flairs being shot by the israeli military, kind of in the northeast area of gaza. is out that way. those light the path for any troops that are coming in from there. they can see about a two or three-mile radius, we have also seen reports of journalist whose are about half a mile down, this way, that's toward the mediterranean sea, they have been evacuated. they were told there would be an amphibious assault. we have also seen a heavy barrage from two places one artillery, that's going to be positioned inside of israel. firing zoo gaza, but the really loud earth shaking booms are there ships. those are docked act a mile out from the coast of gaza, and they have been firing constantly. so what israeli officials are telling me now, is there's a number of places where israeli troops have already answered gaza, and their stated goal as you referred to, tony, was to demilitarize the strip, or depending on who you listen to, target the tunnels. that hamas and other fighting groups used. what can you tell us about the timing of this offensive? where we have this terrible

what you see behind me, that is a flair, about the sixth set of flairs and now there is just one.ere firing two, that we seen fired over the area of the eastern boarder of gaza. that neighborhood has been hit repeatedly many, many times over the last ten days since this bombing campaign began. we understand that israeli forces are concentrating efforts in the northern part of the gaza strip and also in the central part. it would appear perhaps they are trying to repeat what they did in 2009, which is essentially cut the gaza strip in half. erin? >> ben wedeman thank you for much. 2:52 a.m. you can still see the flairs. >>> next, more breaking news coverage of flight 17. we'll take a look at other flights that have been shot down to try to make sense of what happened today. [ female announcer ] we help make secure financial tomorrows a reality for over 19 million people. [ mom ] with life insurance, we're not just insuring our lives... we're helping protect his. [ female announcer ] everyone has a moment when tomorrow becomes real. transamerica. transform tomorrow. >>> our breaking

last night when it got dark, the skies over gaza became illuminated with these israeli flairs. more tonight? >> indeed. the idf is in the midst of a campaign. we'll continue with our campaign until we meet our goals. we have to stop the rocket fire. we've had more rockets out today. we have to sever the tunnels so they cannot pose a threat. we have to send a clear message to hamas that terror does not pay. you cannot fight israel. you cannot make a decision to attack the israeli state. 75% of our country is under this threat today. without consequences. so they are paying for their bad, bad decisions. >> how close are you to achieving those goals? let's go through them one at a time. the tunnels. how close are you to eradicating tunnels going from gaza to israel? >> we've advanced quite well over the few weeks with the ground force activities. we have exposed over 30. we are demolishing one by one, day by day. so it is increasing every day. so that we can take that threat off of the table. >> how many more are there? >> we assess there are still some more that need to be dealt

the decoys flairs they pumped are trying to avoid that thing. it is indication they are getting ready to target something, erin. >> we will keep listening to that. in carl's shot. making sure steven and james know that as well as viewers. so far we have seen one explosion, where a mosque was the target of the explosion by the israeli defense forcing. steven, what about the point, though. i guess, the question to you, james, michael, former ambassador from israel to the united states, wrote in his words, in the washington post, israel must be allowed to crush hamas. and he said, that means civilians will die. but there will be fewer who die if israel is allowed to crush hamas now. and there is a pause that allows hamas to once again use money for its allies, to buy more weapons and rockets and attack again. >> is that for me? or steven? >> yes, for you, sorry. >> here is the issue. i lived through the invasion of beirut in 1982. and ten years later they were sitting down and talking to them. and we've seen this not just in 2008 and 2012 but israe

spread into the rest of the house and as you can see it's justs burning extensively and continues to flair up from time to time. we spoke with neighbors that arrived on the scene shortly after the first police officer. >> i saw the homeowner on the side of the road and said truck inside of the driveway was blowing up. >> burning and blowing up. >> he was on the side of the road and slightly burnt but conscious and talking. >> the truck, the truck lit up and had burn above it in the garage area, and then the smoke started to fill the house, the chimneys started to smoke and i took a look around the back and the roof had caved in. a couple of trucks in the garage, and the house is ruined. >> well, the house has certainly received extensive damage, this is a tenacious fire going on for the better part of two hours, we understand that no one else was home at the time just the homeowner, and he was able to get out and talk to police, he seemed to be conscious and talking to officials at the time. it's a tough battle for firefighters, heat seems to have been a factor for the firefighters, they h

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spread into the rest of the house and as you can see it's justs burning extensively and continues to flairfrom time to time. we spoke with neighbors that arrived on the scene shortly after the first police officer. >> i saw the homeowner on the side of the road and said

on the scene for us, watching breaking news, carl, explosions, at gunfire or flair illuminating the skiesf drones over gaza city. update our viewers. >> yeah, there is an update for you. illumination rounds continue to fall around gaza city and the drones have continued to sound loud overhead. that seems to me to be an indication that illumination round are popped up into the night sky so those drones could have a good look of what is going on down below. remember there is no moon at all tonight and that is why the drones and the cameras on their drones and off in the distance those explosions going up now from f-16 fighter bombers. >> stand by. take a quick break. more of the special coverage right after this. i need to speak with your fraud resolution department. ugh, we don't have that. what should i tell him? just make that super annoying modem noise... (shuuuuuuuh....zzzzzzzz...de ee...dong...shuuuhh...) hello? not all credit report sites are equal. classic. experian.com members get personalized help plus fraud resolution support. join now at experian.com. with enrollment in experian

it's quite a site to see actually when you see that big flair of an explosion and the smoke which billowsover gaza city. it has been going on for so long now. rosemary is still in london, while we're talking about the idea of this stopping at least for a short amount of time. tell me if you think it helps or not having the palestinian authority or the plo involved? they think it's helpful. and we have got what was called a consensus government. does it help in the long run as far as negotiations go? >> well, this was very much the message of the palestinian people that they were sick of the infighting between the two palestinian factions. and unity serves the palestinians better when they take their case better to the un. and in a sense hamas was supportive of the palestinian authority in taking their case internationally. now what they -- i assume, wish to get out of the current situation is an international involvement in the future administration and rebuilding and security of the gaza strip, and the israelis also looked to international involvement to pick up the tab for rebuilding th

they are keeping a close eye on travis sanheim, the flair they took in the first round of the nhl draft and this is his first big league camp. >> it's experience for me and my first development camp and a good one and i get to meet the organization and the guys in it, and it's a learning week for me and find out what i need to learn this summer and improve on it and improve my game for the next level, flyers coach craig berube spent time here at eagles camp we'll tell you why and what he learned at 6:00. the sixer's summer league continues in las vegas tonight and they take on the phoenix suns, last night they ran into the cleveland cavaliers and they lost. noel had another solid outing, 12 points and 7 rebounds and four blocked shots. and the highlight was from andrew wiggins, that dunk brought down the house, the sixers lost 86-77. >>> tiger woods rusty, he only played two competitive rounds since late march, despite that he feels he could win the open championship, tiger won there back in 2006. >> it feels great to come back to this venue, and obviously there are a couple of changes

at one point, we saw what we believe was the israeli military marking targets with flairs and a tanke in eastern gaza that seemed to start fires, sending huge plumes of smoke into the air. now, we are hearing from the israeli military that hamas' military wing may have staged another incursion into israeli military by the tunnels they have been trying to destroy. the israeli military say they hit two hamas commando units and engaged them in a fire fight after dramatic announcements sunday night by the military wing claiming they had taken prisoner an israeli soldier sunday morning. so far, there's been no verification or confirmation of that from the israeli military. it's something we have to watch closely. if it's true, it could be a game changer. a prison is something that hamas is likely to use both as political and military leverage. we have to wait and see what israel's response on the battlefield is going to be to that. john? >> karl is live in gaza with the situation intensifies this morning. thanks. >>> the malaysia flight and the business angle on that company. they need a

we heard a few booms a little while ago but watching now there are none but there were flairs being firedse to the boarder to israel. in fact, there i think you can see one of those flairs in the distance and those are clearly to eliminate some sort of ground activity in that area. we've heard a lot of bombardment to the north of here along the northern boarder with israel and a lot of action in the center of gaza where according to some sources, it appears israeli tanks have entered gaza really in the middle, perhaps to reproduce what they did in 2009 when they cut gaza strip in three parts to try to prevent the movement of weapons and fighters among those areas, anderson? >> wolf, you talked to israeli officials who said look, this is largely aimed at trying to shut down tunnels that hamas as done underneath the boarder into israel. have they given an indication if they accomplish the destruction of those tunnels, that they will withdraw from gaza or is the operation larger than that? i mean, given the number -- >> i think it's larger -- >> it seems quite large. >> i think it's larger t

heaviest bombardment o gaza city in more than three weeks since the conflict began. [ explosion ] >> flairs explosions lit up the night sky. another blast, more destruction, more deaths in palestine. [ explosion ] >> air strikes like this, one of three targeting a building in the morning light fishermen went to inspect the destruction. there has been a constant bombardment in this area, but there it was very early in this the morning that there was a sudden lull that lasted about a half hour. and then there were three air strikes in the building behind me. the streets were virtually empty as we drove around the gaza city. one of the largest mosques in gaza was also targeted. firemen finally arrived to put out the blaze. young men try to retrooe what they can. >> translator: i'm collecting the qurans. >> reporter: the finance ministry was hit and leveled. >> translator: we heard a massive explosion, we were terrified. >> reporter: red cross vehicles head toward smoke. various houses along the street have also been hit. this man said he came with as many of his family as he could. >> translat

new this morning a grass fire that forced evacuations in contra costa county over the weekend had a flair up over night. two trees caught fire shortly after 1:00 this morning. firefighters are expected to saw down the trees this morning. if the fire started friday night. it was caused by a car that crashed into a power pole. it burned 150 acres and fully contained on saturday. the fact that homeowners created 100 feet of clearance around their homes except the pyre from spreading. >>> police in vallejo are investigating a deadly shooting. a woman was shot and killed on mayor island way at 10:30 last night. still not clear what lead up to the gunfire but there are reports that one suspect is in custody. vallejo police also investigating an unrelated officer involved shooting just 90 minutes earlier. that happened on mark street near le in order street shortly after 9:00 last night. the man shot was taken to the hospital. at this point there is no word on his condition. still not clear what lead up to that gunfire. alex savidge will have an update on both of those shootings. >>> his will be

the flairs ewe used to help israel know where to target. israel says the military so fast necessary, claiming militants are using tunnels to sneak up and attack israeli towns. troops are going into gaza to route out the tunnels dug by hamas in georgia accident happen. it could last as long as two weeks. the israeli army released this video overnight showing a tank entering the gaza strip. in it you can hear a commander telling the troops, quote, your nation is behind you and the terrorists from hah has are -- hamas are ahead of you. i have trust in you, go ahead, good luck. the fighting is intense, israeli's defense forces say that it has struck about 100 targets in the gaza strip since midnight. among them, nine tunnels and 15 rocket launchers. since this ground operation began nearly 20 palestinians and one israeli soldier have been killed. hamas promised to make israel pay for this attack. in the past ten days, israel has carried out more than 2,000 air strikes in gaza. this is the first time israel has sent ground troops in in nearly fi

we remember we're flairing gas we're capping wells. if we could ship that now that almost completed their new lng facility. >> can we get it there in time? >> we can get it there. and -- i was there recently as well. they want to ship their gas into eastern europe. if we were to do those two things for the future it would give a lot of confidence for investment in ukraine because it would mean they wouldn't be solely dependent on raurn. >> turning to the middle east. the violence in gaza has spread to the west bank. if secretary's call for a ceasefire doesn't hold what are the implications? >> my hope is that that ceasefire holds. that is the only thing i see right now. we have got to work with every party to try to get that ceasefire to hold. and there's one other thing we should point out here. the only reason they're able to fire these longer range rockets that they're firing at tel aviv and at jerusalem is because those rockets were all provided by iran. the other actor in this is the ayatollah and giving this inventory to hamas. >

quigley, quickly before we go, is the world responding quickly and thoroughly enough from this flair coming up from west africa? >> i think that two organizations such as your own, this is an educational forum, and we're educating the public at large, which i think is appropriate. and whether or not we're responding enough will remain to be seen, but from what i've seen today, everybody is committed to battling this unfortunate illness, and time will tell what the outcome will be. >> that briggs u brings us to tf this edition of "inside story." thank you for being with me and in washington, i'm ray soares. >> announcer: an attack on a busy market area near gaza, at least 15 people confirmed dead. >> and this was early on wednesday, israeli tank fire hit a un school. that attack killed at least 19. ♪ >>> hello from doha, everyone, i'm here with the latest from gaza and the rest of the world news from al jazeera. out of control a warning from doctors without borders about the

the question will it be as hot as last month during minicamp. 90 degree temps caused some tempers to flair during a fight. practices will start around 8:30 a.m., much earlier than last year. the goal is to get the work in before the hottest part of the day. preseason starts september 7th. >>> the first ever nationwide fast food workers convention will happen in chicago this week. 1400 workers from around the nation are expected to attend. on the agenda, strategizing and developing plans to campaign for higher wages and better working conditions. >>> 10:06. we're not far from another big election. the event happening today to make sure you're familiar with your choices. plus we've told you about the delays on metro now that trains are running on the silver line, next i'll show you exactly why your commute could be slowing down. stay with us. >>> metro riders be prepared for changes to your commutes tomorrow. train schedules are changing ahead of the silver line debut next saturday. while the silver line does mean new service for some it absolutely means less service for others. think of the

quigley, quickly before we go, is the world responding quickly and thoroughly enough from this flair coming up from west africa? >> i think that two organizations such as your own, this is an educational forum, and we're educating the public at large, which i think is appropriate. and whether or not we're responding enough will remain to be seen, but from what i've seen today, everybody is committed to battling this unfortunate illness, and time will tell what the outcome will be. >> that briggs u brings us to tf this edition of "inside story." thank you for being with me and in washington, i'm ray soares. >>> on "america tonight" - israel steps up its bombardment. dozens are killed and gaza's power station is knocked out. exploding hopes of a ceasefire for now, and signalling how far down israel is willing to go to root out hamas. >>> also ahead - a judge's surprising warning a win for firearm advocates and raises questions about gun control in the capital. >> we were not prepared >>> bright lights, bold shows - a danger

quigley, quickly before we go, is the world responding quickly and thoroughly enough from this flair coming up from west africa? >> i think that two organizations such as your own, this is an educational forum, and we're educating the public at large, which i think is appropriate. and whether or not we're responding enough will remain to be seen, but from what i've seen today, everybody is committed to battling this unfortunate illness, and time will tell what the outcome will be. >> that briggs u brings us to tf this edition of "inside story." thank you for being with me and in washington, i'm ray soares. . >> it has become too expensive. the price tag is so scary to look at. >> cornell university's president says higher education is worths the cost though schools need to be run more efficiently. david skorton weighs in as well on skills training versus traditional education. >> the vast majority of people are making a living doing fine in the country without a very advanced degree. >> the veteran administrator has spoken out nationally on campus suicide prevention. >> one year we h

you have gun boats from israeli/gaza border, we had flairs all right, as well as indications of troopsoming over, and up north we had tank battles of israeli tanks coming into gaza, and firing towards homes and communities, and that community especially is where a lot of rockets have been fired from. but in the last couple of hours, del, it has been relatively quiet, we haven't heard on scene a lot of violence, and that's given everyone here time to take a look at the toll. 25 have been killed since the ground operation began about 20 hours ago, and those include three siblings up north, as i said, all killed by tank shell that hit their home. we have seen rockets fly from gaza into israel. those have not killed or injured anyone in the last few hours. they have either landed in open fields or been blocked by the iron dome. president obama came out voicing real support, coming out very strongly for what israel is doing here. >> reaffirm my strong support for israel's right to defending itself. no nation should accept rockets being fired into its borders or terrorists tunnelling into it

looking for areas where there's hot spots, and once there's oxygen, they flair up again, they're there to put it back up. this is the backside of the restaurant, inside was the kitchen. that area is damaged. and you have the front side of the restaurant which is the dining area, and the flames didn't get into that section, the chief does tell us there is smoke daniel throughout the restaurant. the owner is aware, they are out of town right now. this happened around 4:00 this morning. someone walking by saw the fire, calmed 911. the fire department which has a station just 100 yards away was quickly here on the scene. and when they arrived, there was flames coming out of the gas meter. that area, on the outside, and they realized they were going to have to call for back-up. they did call far second alarm. they have about 35 firefighters. and this fire took a good hour to really, finish them to get a handlen to. unfortunately it extended through the roof which you saw moments ago is destroyed. they're not sure if that gas meter is. cause of the fire or if that was the source of the fire,

there was too much flair, too much passion. i think they got the mixture just right. we saw the seven goals against brazil. they got knocked down over and over and never gave up. they scored that goal and became the world cup champions. >> the first european side to win in south america. they absolutely shellacked the hosts along the way. is this a shift in the balance of power in international foot all? >there is -- international football? >> there is somewhat of a shift. if you look behind the scenes, remember that eight out of the nine teams from the americas made it to the qualifying rounds. four of them played against each other and not each other -- and knocked each other out. france did well and holland. look at the big teams, italy, spain, england, portugal, all knocked down in the first round. not a great advertisement for european football. teams like colombia and costa rica surprised everyone. there has been a shift in balance, but not as dramatic as people may think. >> something to look forward to in the next world cup tournament. thanks for joining us fr

an aircraft fired flairs to avoid surface-to-air missiles. and from the country's prime minister a warning for russia's leader. >> what putin needs to realize is that enough is enough. this is not just between ukraine and russia. this is an international and global conflict. > in donetsk, we saw the civilians fleeing. this, as international experts were expected in the city. an attack against these rebels by the ukrainian army, we found hem angry and nervous. >> that kind of fire is a real example of the kind of insecurity that is pervasive here, and it is impossible to guarantee the security of international experts, even here in donetsk, when you have that kind of fighting which can break out anywhere, at any time. >> the man has simply moved too slowly. he was free to treat them as he wished. a rebel sniper fired. we saw where a rocket had landed in the playground of an apartment complex. three people were killed here. he doesn't support separatists, but he blames the ukrainian army for the strike on his complex. the president is hitting h

>>> meanwhile firefighters in fairfield keeping an eye on hot spots making sure this fire doesn't flair up. it jumped highway 12, raced towards several homes, firefighters called in for back-up. they were able to put the flames out before any homes were damaged. >> it's very dry. the drought, the late rains had vegetation taller than normal. everything around it is stressed. and it burns hotter, faster, quicker. and then we've seen that in the past. >> the cause of the fire under investigation. officials are looking into a homeless camp. >> hotter, faster, quicker. >>> comes to the weather as well. i want to check on the forecast as we take a peek outside, it's a beautiful start to our monday morning. how are we looking whether wise christina? >> good morning eastbound at home, thanks for waking up on a back to business monday. couple things to point out right off the bat, today is going to be the hottest day of the week, and then we'll steadily drop temperatures each and every day through friday. 62 in san jose. 59 in san francisco, strong high pressure in control for today. means temp

. >>> plus the fire yosemite flairs up. crews working to save one of the iconic images of the national park. >>> meanwhile, we have some humidity relief to talk about for today. peak heat tomorrow, temperatures bypassing that century mark in spots. then we're going to hold on to the heat for the weekend. we have great ways to help you keep cool. your microclimate forecast in moments. >>> plus we already have delays out of two stations for the bart station that's causing a delay for the rail and i'll update you on the tomato spill on a highway down south of the south bay coming up. >>> and a live look outside, no tomatoes on the bridge, but a lot of fog, it's thursday, the last day of july. can you imagine? this is "today in the bay." >>> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >>> well good morning, thanks for joining us, i'm scott mcgrew. >> and i'm kris sanchez, laura garcia-cannon is off today. >>> alden smith is having a meeting with the nfl commissioner. smith will meet with roger goodall after the am

. >> tempers flaired when christopher hubbort entered their neighborhood. he raped 15 in the bay area. >> i want him to go away. i want him to fear us so bad. i want him to feel the fear that his women that he attacked felt. >> he has to wear a gps ankle bracelet at all times and he has a curfew. >>> a refeet dui offender out of prison caught drinking and driving again in the south bay. witnesses say robert schiro appeared drunk when he plowed into a parked car in saratoga last week. this is tough news for one of his past victims. that is ashley nelson. she still suffers from head injuries she received when robert schiro hit her in 2009. >> it is like my heart stopped. he is a chronic alcoholic. he hasn't shown any remorse. he still mikes at me in court. >> robert schiro is due back in court for a bail hearing. >>> people in antioch want to know what is going on. what is with so many people getting shot lately? joe vasquez went for the answer. >> reporter: it saw combination of factors. you have gangs, drugs, an influx of newcomers doing battle for power he

ford's client list acquired an international flair with jean are shrimpton and elle macpherson. but as important as the faces she discovered and promoted it was her influence on the business of modeling that may be ford's lasting legacy. >> i do think that eileen ford was instrumental in allowing models to come into their own as women who were making a substantial living. >> reporter: eileen ford always claimed she herself had no talent but as the world could see, she sure knew how to find it. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> we're back in a moment with a big summer change on the way across a big part of the country. >>> plus, the strange thing happening tonight in one of the most beautiful places in our country. >>> movies have the oscars, television has the emmys and the nominations were announced this morning. we put the entire list on our website tonight. there were the usual complement of surprises and snubs. hbo got 99 nominations. almost twice as many as the nearest of the big four networks while still relative newcomer netflix got 31. your 66th annual emmy awards w

israeli war planes pounded other areas of the strip with bombs and flairs all night, turning the dark sky orange. before the sun came up, 32 palestinians were killed bringing the total number of dead on both sides to nearly 1200. >>> representatives for federal express will be in a federal courtroom today to answer to charges that the overnight delivery company was involved in a prescription drug conspiracy. the company is charged with a knowingly delivering medical drugs and pain killers to people without prescription. authorities say fedex worked on behalf of illegal internet farm sis. now in a statement, a fedex spokesman said the company is innocent and plans to plead not guilty. >>> the former san francisco state professor accused of secretly taping students while going to the bathroom is scheduled to make his fers appearance in court today. mark landis is currently unemployed but taught accounting at the university. he was arrested last week after a student reportedly found a camera hidden in a tissue box in the bathroom at his apartment. he faces 156 misdemeanor counts of invas

he comes to california with a considerable amount of flair and paused. almost as acceptable from the standpoint of the independents as are the democrats. wallet witheck my all these politicians around. frontier for science and exploration could be the ocean floor. we look at special vehicles that could transport us below the sea to find our future. that is next. ♪ >> i'm cory johnson and this is "bloomberg west." is shaping the future of transportation. 94% of life on earth is underwater. 5% of the earth's oceans have been explored. deep flight is trying to change that with its underwater airplanes. plane. with only three submersibles, .hey have dived under the water graham, this is fascinating. tommy, how are people using your devices these days -- tell me, how are people using your devices these days? there are a few wealthy individuals picking them up. and can explore the circus now they've got personal transportation to go and explore the much more interesting. we put it on a boat just off one of these peers here -- piers here. what are the cool thin

they squared off with immigration advocates as tempers flaired. police stood between buses and protesters as the vehicle turned around, headed back on a freeway toward san diego. this was expected to be the first of several waves of immigrants coming to this facility, now it's unclear where those buses will go, and what those futures have for those immigrants who were on board. brian? >> an awful scene there, miguel almaguer, murrieta, california. thanks. >>> so many american children battle peanut allergies. >>> something was wrong with serena williams at wimbledon today. the official explanation for some bizarre behavior. day edding begins with arthritis pain and two pills. afternoon arrives and feeling good, but her knee pain returns... that's two more pills. the evening's event brings laughter, joy, and more pain... when jamie says... what's that like six pills today? yeah... i can take 2 aleve for all day relief. really, and... and that's it. this is kathleen... for my arthritis pain, i now choose aleve. get all day arthritis pain relief with

our model says they lost in north of the border through 3:00 and begin to flair of northern countiess we get into the afternoon and evening hours. tomorrow we start the with clear skies and develops more of these in the afternoon. nothing like those beck came through in produced these huge amounts of rain. i have a colleague who was an instant of ours. and agricultural weather forecaster who has calculated that this is the wettest june in 120 years of weather records across the region. with its own to rain totals. >> island in the and the lincoln park schaumburg indycar grand falls all in a two-thirds to over three and change. here's a view looking in from the north side of the city. midway airport closes the books on japan. the normal is 406. the second wettest 10 on record. a harris said 781 for the month. >> little wonder there is damage of our southern suburbs. a deer herd can force gusts. the storm's coming together up there. here's our forecast is after them breezy and less humid. still warm to appear high temperatures and '80s west and southwest winds. 15-25 mi. per hour. toni

well, they're going to flair up a little bit more this afternoon. then by the evening hours pushing into western maryland, west virginia. maybe the shenandoah valley by 9:00. can't rule out one or two of those hits northern maryland around midnight or so quiet tomorrow. then we're going to pop -- or the morning anyway. then we're going to powp up an -- pop up an isolated storm in the afternoon. the humidity creeps up by friday with a chance of storms. slight chance of a storm along and west of i-81 late. 66 tonight. not nearly as chilly as this morning. 50s north and west. mid- to upper 50s, no 40s. 87 tomorrow. the isolated storm. scattered storms friday, saturday and sunday. we've got the nats game also saturday afternoon. temps in the mid-80s through the weekend. isolated storms again possible for the afternoon. we've got more coming up right after this. you're watching wusa9 [ brian ] in a race, it's about getting to the finish line. in life, it's how you get there that matters most. it's important to know the difference. like when i found out i

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. >> ok, so i have to give you flair as well.alled it. congratulations to germany. you're been up for a couple of hours now, i suspect. >> that is exactly right. it has been a little bit like this, you know. my god, it takes one goal. thank god we didn't have the world cup decided by penalty kicks. go, germany. >> that would have been definitely a nailbiter. i bet you wish you were in the .an zone in germany thousands still celebrating through the night. what was your favorite moment in the game other than of course the winning goal? mean at the end of the day, germany actually did have quite a lot of chances, but unfortunately they didn't have the determination to make it tze came but then goe through, and my god, that is what you are waiting for. >> you waited 24 years for this and you got it now. hip goes tohampions 1-0 win against argentina in overtime. go celebrate, absolutely. still to come, heavy metal on the stock exchange next when first up returns. ♪ >> welcome to the stock exchange. herentrepid reporters are to tell us

cal fire will stay on scene for the next 25 hours watching for flair ups. it's 75% contained. the fire started with a car crashing into a power pole around ten last night at marsh creek in clayton. you are looking at video overnight. four people including a baby made it out okay. after hitting the power pole it fell and sparked the dry grass. >> fuels are extremely dry. in this area here we are approaching an eight year record low for fuel moisture that's normally seen in october. we are seeing it in july. that being said the grass is dry, the brush is dry, this fire while it didn't start with a lost wind on it carried through the fuels very rapid pace. then it was fueled by the wind in the later evening. >> reporter: >> reporter: what's the password on this phone? >> all right. seems we lost her there out there near clayton. we will try to get back to her in the hour. meantime firefighters battling a fire. the fire has burned about 25 acres and is 10% contained. it started yesterday afternoon in the community of ego. mandatory evacuation orders are in effect for people in tha

the talent that will sweep back to the coast by increasing our sea breeze near hayward this flair closerto the san mateo coast line. like mine possible. drizzle possible as well with the fall. fog. we will see some clearing at the coast. a little warmer than today but 70's to the '80s for the most part. 84 in antioch, 84 in sunnyvale and 82 and redwood city. so we will get hot and land and back into the '90s patrick upper 70's inside the bay. >> catherine: how about a three day workweek every week. the influential billionaire will like you to work in a lot less and has the means to do something about it. >> catherine: and gary has the highlights and all of the sport's next! (male announcer): now, the orchard supply sports report with gary radnich. >> gary:matt cain has gone on the 15-day disabled list with inflammation in his right elbow. it's the first time in his 10 year career to miss time with an injury to his pitching arm. >> gary:marlin bird to help him here with a ctach catch >> gary: big ryan howard! 11 hits and out of there. cash the giants in the game. hitting up with giants go

it was coming down from 880 and we can show, it was right here and in fact you can still see a flair in this area but it is gone. >> they have no meaning problems getting in and if you are driving on the san mateo bridge, it is on the span. it is getting a little bit heavier now and approaching 880 on 217 and we are easing into this santa clara commute and 85 is not all that bad either, let's go to steve. >>> and i haded anice tweet from my friend, he said paulson, i hate this weather it is miserable, i hate it. >> a couple of comments saying, my dogs don't like it either and we have a few tropical clouds and they are favoring areas to the sacramento valley and some higher clouds and cool to mild to warm, mostly sunny and muggy, warm conditions as well. they are talking about really nice weather on the golf coast with left humidity and here we are with higher humidity. and she said it feels like it is going to rain and it's more of a development up there is a far as the activities where have painted the area. 65 in livermore and there is a big dims in some of these temperatures. 61 g

he comes to california with a considerable amount of flair, and he is almost as acceptable from the standpointe goals with the tech worker as are the democrats. >> i will check my wallet and make sure it is still here. san francisco former mayor willie brown, always good to see you. thank you very much. the next area of scientific exploration could be the ocean floor. this is really cool stuff. it could transport us below the city to find our future. that is next. ♪ >> i am cory johnson, and this is "bloomberg west." and going back to our series, looking at tech and the future of transportation. 90% of life is underwater, but less than five percent of the world's oceans have been explored. the slightest front to change that with its underwater airplanes. it sounds like an underwater water played to me, and diving off of hawaii, mexico, and even at lake tahoe. our guest joins us. a fascinating business. but how are people doing this these days? what's -- >> that is the one you just saw. very wealthy individuals. you know, the yachts can explore the service, and we launched, we put one on a boat