. >> a very different picture here fog in the foreground. art inland spots and cooler in the north they always cloying to 63 in san francisco. 74 and 85. it's continuing to cool down this weekend at least saturday this weekend and the forecast for the sea breeze mense are born to pick up. and read their which schools are temperatures off. it's clear the push of winter inland spots but are reversal in the lance the sea breeze will die off on the day monday and will be one dry wind. the temperature is 93 inland 84 on the bay shore at the close prayed before we talk more about the weekend let's talk about tomorrow. on fog tracker the fog is extending into delta and there is a little bit more extension and all little slower to kill back. at 7:00 in the morning it is still pressure get rid leadbelly's little bit later on in the morning the fog will all live back to the coastline where it will stay. temperatures are low but cooler. they're cooler each day. 67 san francisco. 72 and oakland adair inland spots into upper 80s. our warmest location app

you can see the foreground a white louis is where the plane is located it is also of sunken to the sediment. divers have been out here all morning confirming the fatalities and they have at this point. witnesses say that it was for close to the buildings. before plunging steeply and the plane seemed to be in distress. it will remain for at least 24 hours. investigators from the national transportation safety board are coming down from seattle. once they come down the will try to figure out the cause of this air crash. the same people tried to rescue some of these victims and the a flea swim out in the water. and some were coming out and kayaks the four year-old woman and by the time she was out there? there were too late, and with sewage contamination recently, it is causing a challenge in of investigation. with three dead, and the owner of the r a steal. and craig sklar, kron 4 news. >> greg, here on google earth let us take this image. this is the san carlos airport where the air por witplane took off for te fourth opm and this is near the headquarters and was only in the air for only 30

high-rises in northwest washington in the foreground. in the middle distance is where the potomac river cuts through. and off on the horizon is arlington and falls church in virginia. where the temperatures rig now are in the low 80s, low 80s in washington, montgomery, prince georges county, fairfax counti, as wel. in the low 80s, as well. a bit cooler there off the bay. winds picking up a little bit there near annapolis. it's down to 75 there. t elsewhere, we're generally in the 80s througut most of the region. over the last 12 hours, the remnants of those overnight thundershowers pulling off the east of the atlantic sea board have dissipated. and we'vegot weak high pressure in place now giving us this sunshine. and we will have southwesterly breeze that will be off and on here today and then be a little more persistent tomorro so it's going to stay unusually warm here for this afternoon and into tomorrow afternoon, as well. but not the entire period. it will be just uncomfortably warm for a few hos. mid afternoon both today and again t

the camera on ballmer peak looking west, of course, and emeryville in the foreground.ome cloud coverage and much cooler temperature, a big plunge mike is going to talk about. we'll see how traffic is moving as folks head back with frances coming up. >> the story for you now, the top u.s. nato commander warns u.s. troops could be in danger if a florida churches going ahead with burning copies of the holy book. he leads a 50 member congregation in gainesville, florida. he plans to mark the 9th anniversary of the september 11th terror attacks on saturday by inviting people to burn copies of the karan on the lawn of his church. >> we're revealing again the violence of islam that is much, much deeper than we would like to admit. >> general petraeus say it will inflame public opinion and ignite violence. the former vice-chief of staff agrees. >> it is outrageous and it is insulting to muslims but also insulting to our soldiers in terms of what they stand for of what their commitment is to the muslims and the muslims in this country. >> yesterday a crowd of 500 people gathere

but we kept our eye on the foreground which is these six characters that are swimming around in the new york shark tank. >> my character is the demonic, you know, antagonist of our world. not of just even this small world but he's the one that basically creates. and instigates this massive fall if the world, in our country first and then in the world. you know. i just, he's this guy who's basically a c.e.o. of what would be a goldman sachs. and he's the great manipulater. he's the great carnivore. >> oliver expects a lot, you know. and i wanted to deliver and all the doors were open to me because of the success of the first movie. i think i was allotted opportunities charlesie wasn't because of the success and legacy of the first moveie. everybody wanted to help out. i would show up, it's different for me to just go up to george soros and say hi but when oliver stone introsdruss you it changes the wol dichotomy. >> funny for chaerlie rose was provided by the following: captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: eric schm

and putting their health at stake so we'll speak with a filmmaker who's brought this issue to the foreground in his new documentary gas land and the mayor of new york city is proposing that there be a smoking ban for many public outdoor spaces yet they want to stop smoking in parks beaches golf courses even times square so we'll have a debate and ask the question of when does protecting the public health start infringing on your freedoms and also just as we thought the news about poverty couldn't get any worse it has a new study from the census bureau shows that the poverty rate has surged to over fourteen percent last year the highest in the past sixteen years so we'll speak with our team financial correspondent lauren lyster about the study and the effects that poverty will have on a shrinking middle class but now. move on to today's top story. here in washington d.c. congress finally began the process of trying to ratify the start treaty agreement between the u.s. and russia would reduce both countries' stockpiles of nuclear weapons now after being approved by senate foreign relations com

you see that in the foreground. they will be using that to lift that bus over the jersey barrier and back onto the highway once they clear the scene. at this point if the ntsb is involved, i have not heard that they're on the scene and we have not seen them at the moment. the maryland state police still being the lead investigator. because this is a tour bus possibly from another state, there is a strong possibility the ntsb could be involved because it's commercial transportation. just the gridlock roads is the main thing. the scene is status quo. there are a dozen pieces of fire apparatus on the scene. >> we have more with sharon with how the accident is affect the road. >> it's causing gridlock in d.c. and the montgomery county area. it will be causing problems for hours. even once they get this cleared up it will take time for traffic to filter. the accident is on 270 on the spur to i-270 merge in the northbound direction of the merge and the northbound spur is closed to all traffic. all traffic still must exit

hackers heroes or villains the controversy surrounding wiki leaks has brought the question to the foreground those who want to make information free to the public and those who believe that the author already should not be trusted also down professor peter ludlow to discuss that topic and we're sure that you know the westboro baptist church gets you guys as fired up as it gets me we're going to introduce you to a comedian who really gets a laugh out of them and their ridiculous and quite offensive protest his name is rick stone and he'll join us at the end of tonight's show but now let's move on to tonight's top story. well there is a war brewing in pakistan and for some reason people keep denying it but we are fighting just this past weekend fifty three people were confirmed dead after nato helicopters chased militants across the afghanistan border into pakistan and then struck rather unusual attack because this one came from a manned aircraft not just dropped now this violent weekend brings the total number of killings there to one hundred and one so we know that the number of attacks and

one of the things it has to do, some guy in the foreground with ten tennis balls.hey have to get the wheels through those tennis balls without knocking them over. get the most points for fewest balls knocked over. these courses are designed simulate what drivers go through in the daily routines. they are testing mechanics. they planted some bus engines with some problems and time them and how efficiently they solve those problems. to talk about how important this is to your every day driving skills we talked to the person who designed this course. >>> you try to simulate what operators have to do every day on the street, you know, tight turns, make sure that the operator is able to make the short right and left tus and maneuver around obstacles. that's basically what it's all about. >> if you're an operate oror bus mechanics, either one, this like your super bowl. if you're a lif long bus operator or you're a life long mechanics this is a chance for us to get together as a family, kind of thing, we try to make at it family event for everyone every year. >> it is a

another view from our sky watcher camera over northeast washington in the foreground.unrise is about ten minutes away. right now it's near 70 at washington. nearby suburbs, mid and upper 60s. around the bay right in the low 70s in lower southern maryland as well as the northern neck of virginia. later on today it will climb to the low 80s. many areas now in the 50s. most locations in the 70s there today. partly cloudy skies. tomorrow, mostly sun y. after highs 70 to near 80. good weather for the skins game. and on monday, should be mostly sunday. the latest on the tropics in ten minutes. how is our traffic? >> divingight into virginia, 66 eastbound. cident activity on the right shoulder at 28 and centerville. as you can see, what's left of it appears to be cleared. voume is going to be a factor. around t capital beltway, volume is a factor. outer loop jammed from college park to silver spring. earlier hazmat between connecticut a 355 in the overnight hours. a lot of sand across the roadway. 270 headed south from 109 to the tck scale. you are on the brakes. back to you

the bay bridge in the foregrounds. look at the sky. you see it's perfectly clear and that means for those inland today, hotter temperatures. it's a spare the air day as well. what about along the coast. lisa argen is in for mike this morning. she's keeping an eye on things and she'll tell us in a couple minutes. a new study shows losing a home to foreclosure can be hazardous to your health. the survey was conducted by the alameda county health department and the housing rights group just cause. the survey found residents going through foreclosure were more than twice as likely to say their mental and physical health had worsened over the past two years. 30% also said they skipped medical care to save money. tonight the san carlos city council will vote on a proposal to outsource its police department to the san mateo county sheriff's office. the city is trying to balance a $3.5 million deficit. it guarantees all full-time employees would be hired by the sheriff's department with most officers having equal rank at the county level. they

in the foreground, you see the hotel guide, and a little subset called professionalism. that's a snippet which says what we expect of our pilots. we expect them to understand that you're an airline pilot when you're on the overnight, on the van, walking through the airport. you are not just an airline pilot in the flight deck, your behavior, conduct, and professionalism reflects on all of us. next slide. let's move on to informal mentoring. it exists in every carrier. i think it exists everywhere. in my opinion, the a informal mentoring that occurs at a carrier is the result of three things, one, pilot culture, which is the biggest, varying by carrier to carrier. the second is, and what has turned our monitoring around is bye off on the formal mentoring program. in other words, you mentor a brand new first officer or captain, he gets tangible benefit, and in turn, is they go this really helped me, i'm going to pass it along to the next guy. the third and final one is the eat or be eaten syndrome, the necessity. >> you're upgrading in nine months, youpd may want to learn

there is the blue sky over washington, northwest washington, in the foreground. in the middle distance is artic arlington county and in the distance, fairfax county. five of the last six months have been drier than average, not onlhere in washington but throughout most ofhe region, we are parched. and as we look at the temperatures elsewhere, well, it's near 70 in fairfax county and arngton county, the low 70s, montgomery and prince george counties, in the bay, low to mid-70s now, the lower neck, eastern shore, right near 70. to west, upper 60s, parts of western maryland, shenandoah valley, far western maryland and west virginia, many locations in the higher elevations only near 60 so it's a coolmorning there. eastern shore near 70. mid-70s in southeastern and southern virginia. now it's near 80 degrees on the carolina border. over the last 12 hours we've had this high pressure pushing down from nada at's cleared out our sky. meanwhile in the tropics it is active. hurricane igor passed just 17 miles from the center of circulation from bermuda over the weekend yes

. >> you can see in the foreground -- we just lost the shot -- but the trees are swaying down there. there are significant winds in san bruno tonight they want to make sure if there are any hot spots they doused these things. we talked about a list coming out because people still don't know about the status of their homes. one woman learned for herself this afternoon as she watched, she lost her home. garvin thomas was with man earlier today who had the opposite experience. watch what happens when he looks out for his home. >> still standing, okay? >> fantastic. >> it's that green one with the two windows and small window there. my car is in front. >> they don't let anybody have access. i've been driving around and i went behind some neighbors' yard. our house is still there. i'm not kidding you. everything around it looks like it -- the houses down from us all look there, too. >> i am not kidding you. those words from that gentleman phil. his story was so touching because you interviewed him last night. last night when he got out with his children, he was saying to you live on tv he

you can see there the street sign in the foreground of the picture. this home is completely on fire as are the two vehicles in the middle of the street, these pictures obviously taken not long after the explosion happened and the fire started. and this from what we can tell is on one of those streets that's been brought up again and again in our hours of coverage of this story. the home we showed you just a couple of moments ago was at vermont and clairmont. that street clairmont has been coming up a lot. >>> it's a much different story than what we've been showing you in the hours leading up to now. it's a lot quieter scene, there are a lot more emergency vehicles in and around the scene. before the emergency crews were in and around the perimeter around that fire. now they've been able to move in. there are still flames it appears but there are a lot of emergency personnel on the ground in the neighborhoods. they are there where residents cannot go. and that's why you have people such as amber lee and jana katsuyama at emergency centers bringing us

you can see there the street sign in the foreground of the picture. this home is completely on fire as are the two vehicles in the middle of the street, these pictures obviously taken not long after the explosion happened and the fire started. and this from what we can tell is on one of those streets that's been brought up again and again in our hours of coverage of this story. the home we showed you just a couple of moments ago was at vermont and clairmont. that street clairmont has been coming up a lot. >>> it's a much different story than what we've been showing you in the hours leading up to now. it's a lot quieter scene, there are a lot more emergency vehicles in and around the scene. before the emergency crews were in and around the perimeter around that fire. now they've been able to move in. there are still flames it appears but there are a lot of emergency personnel on the ground in the neighborhoods. they are there where residents cannot go. and that's why you have people such as amber lee and jana katsuyama at emergency centers bringing us

right there inhe foreground, the japanese embassy off in the distance.ing up in our trees. we're continuing to climb. we'll hit the mid-s, low 90s late afternoon. should be cloudy and summary. >> and that's your latest weather. >>> now to the bitter custody fight between mel gibson and his estranged girlfriend. new e-mails surfaced this week in which the actor apologized for h behavior in those ranting phone cversations with ox san'a. we'll hear from her attorneys in an exclusive interview in just a moment. but first,ore from nbc's kristen welker. >> the battle between mel gibson and oksana exploded this summer with the relief of those now infamous audiotapes. >> i will make your [ bleep ] miserable, already? >> gibson seems to be berating o sana. >> what kind of a woman is that, hitting a woman when she's holding a child in her hands? breaking her twooet twice in the face. what kind of a man is that? >> reporter: her lawyers are telling her side of the story exclusively releasing these images of oksana today. holding and caring for six children. they ha

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this is foreground level ozone in the unhealthy range today. try to reduce your outdoor activities today. 8:00 a.m., mostly 60s. 80s and 90s inland by lunch time. the hottest places like livermore getting close to 100. 90s in san jose. tomorrow, things begin to cool down. that cooling trend taking us through the weekend. back to you. >>> time is 6:10. a new travel warning to one country considered home for a lot of people here in the bay area. >>> bob redell, when it comes to america's safest cities for drivers, san francisco comes out not on top. i'll explain coming up in a live report. >>> and would you want this in your backyard? some south bay neighbors ask a cell phone company can you hear me now about their big towers. >>> right now it's 6:10. it's the tale of david versus goliath on the gridiron for one bay area football team this weekend. can you guess which team we're talking about based on this fight song? ♪ >>> welcome back. nice shot of the bay this morning. along the waterfront may be one of the places you will want to go today bec