gates: totally. i would run into people from pakistan to morocco and elsewhere and they would say they learned to speak english in a usai library. we had a library in virtually every city of the world. these guys would go as kids and said we went there because it was the only building in town that had air conditioning. they learned to speak english but they also learned something about america. and these libraries and these activities were very important. obviously during the cold war we had all these capabilities, and it wasn't just usai. the soy had a huge covert propaganda going on. we infiltrated millions of miniaturizes of the gulag archipelago into the soviet it was a years and complementary overt and covert policy that extended the reach of the message that the united states wanted to communicate to other countries extraordinarily, and what we have now is a pale reflection of all of that. senator king: and that's essential the element of war we are in now. mr. gates: absolutely. senator king:

this gate number 1 we're in lock 1 on the pacific side and this is the smallest gate. it's 2,300 tons. >> that's the smallest gate? >> yes. >> these are the gates she's talking about. there are 16 of them. average weight: 3-thousand 300 tons. made in italy, then shipped to panama on a specially designed vessel. they represent the most obvious difference between the old canal and new. these are the old canal gates, they open and close. the new ones slide in and out of place. how do you get a gate that size into something that narrow. >> very carefully. ( laughs) actually it was pretty neat. they have these, they look like skateboards with tons of wheels, she came down the road from on the ocean... ... and then they just maneuvered it with a little wheels inside the slot. they were millimeters of clearance to get her in. >> ok, millimeters of clearance in something that big. >> yes. >> another difference between the old canal design and the new are these water saving basins. >> so the water saving basins. are those those big giant ponds that we see over there. >> yes. >>

park. -- golden gate park. we spoke with tara moriarty. she expects to hear from the investigators, how they linked the two and she gave us new information saying that one of her police sources, oh, let's listen i. >> her body was discovered in the golden gate area golden gate park area of chain links of jfk around noon time on october 3rdrd. she is a canadian national that arrived here on september 19th. she has been back packing and camping in the area of golden gate park from what we've been able to gather so far. she was in communication with her family via e-mail. the last date that she was in contact with her family that we've been able tos certa october 1st. there is no contact that we can verify on october 2nd. her body was located in a wooded area in golden gate park chain of lakes park around noon time. she was found suffering from a gunshot wound and as of right now that is the listed cause of death. the investigators opened up a homicide investigation. later on it was discovered that was there was a

gates: totally. i would run into people from pakistan to morocco and elsewhere and they would say they learned to speak english in a usai library. we had a library in virtually every city of the world. these guys would go as kids and said we went there because it was the only building in town that had air conditioning. they learned to speak english but they also learned something about america. and these libraries and these activities were very important. obviously during the cold war we had all these capabilities, and it wasn't just usai. the soy had a huge covert propaganda going on. we infiltrated millions of miniaturizes of the gulag archipelago into the soviet union over years and it was a complementary overt and covert policy that extended the reach of the message that the united states wanted to communicate to other countries extraordinarily, and what we have now is a pale reflection of all of that. senator king: and that's essential the element of war we are in now. dr. gates: absolutely. sen

meade gate. you. >> thank you, molette. >>> a developing story we'll be keeping a close eye on in detroit. there's a vote with the automaker fiat chrysler. now they have to vote on that contract. that's set to happen tomorrow. we'll also learn the terms of the agreement then. >>> volkswagen's ceo will be the main witness at a hearing on capitol hill. in just a few hours the house oversight investigation subcommittee will explore what the company's deception means for consumers. they suffer major fallout after researchers found that some of the cars had technology that allowed them to evade emissions tests. ceo michael horn will address that. two environmentalists may also testify. >>> at 6:56, six things to know. republican candidates will choose their candidate for speaker of the house. >> you may want to change your uber name and password if you're using uber. some are accessing free apps and getting free rides.[zéíñ >>> someone heard gunshots. this is the second murder in anne arundel this yea

gates: totally. i would run into people from pakistan to morocco and elsewhere and they would say they learned to speak english in usia library. we had a library in virtually every city of the world. these guys would go as kids and said we went there because it was the only building in town that had air conditioning. they learned to speak english but they also learned something , about america. and these libraries and these activities were very important. obviously during the cold war we had all these capabilities, and it wasn't just usia. the soy had a huge covert propaganda going on. we infiltrated millions of miniaturizes of the gulag archipelago into the soviet union over years and it was a complementary overt and covert policy that extended the reach of the message that the united states wanted to communicate to other countries extraordinarily, and what we have now is a pale reflection of all of that. senator king: and that's essential the element of war we are in now. dr. gates: absolutely. sen

she was here in golden gate bridge on her first solo backpacking trip. she was found beaten and shot here in the park on saturday. now, police say the murder suspects were found with some of her property in their possession at a soup kitchen in portland. police have tracked them there driving a vehicle taken from another murder scene. the killing of steve carter was in the loma alta open space preserve in marin county near fairfax. carter was a popular yoga teacher. >> it is my opinion that this was a crime of opportunity as opposed to one that was directed at that individual. >> reporter: police say those three suspects were seen in surveillance video gassing up carter's car the day he was killed and then used gps to track those suspects to portland. they are still there. they are waiting extradition. and they are wanted right now, of course, to face charges in both marin county and here in san francisco. live in golden gate park, anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> this is a big day for fleet week in san francisco. the blue angels take to the skies this afternoo

meade gate. i'm molette green, news 4. >> happening right now, the triple murder trial of charles severance. it is the first day. we are listening to opening statements right now. the prosecution is going first, detailing each murder. they talked about motive and said he lived near the victims when he lost custody of his son developing a hatred toward the courts and, quote, the elite. very quickly, into opening arguments this morning, prosecutors also brought up his writings about murder and weapons. he is charged with killing nancy dunning, the wife of then alexandria sheriff, james dunning, transportation planner, ron kirby and music teacher, ruth ann lagato. we are live tweeting what is happening in the courtroom. barbara? >> thank you, kristen. >> also in alexandria, police are investigating a second homicide of the year. it happened late last night near bell kre way. she is talking to witnesses about what they saw and heard last night. senate democrats are getting ready to unveil new gun sav

only one of the gates at the ft. meade base is closed and that's the rocken bach gates. they're working under reduced operation this morning. only essential personnel really are allowed inside. that's the latest right now. we're going to stay on top of this developing story throughout the morning. back to you. >> molette, thank you. >>> now let's get your forecast with amelia segal. hey, amelia. >> dry today. not the case we're looking at here. dry. as we work our way into the afternoon hours, showers are likely as a cold front moves through. the most likely time period will be from 4:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. we can't rule out heavy rain. even a thunderstorm or two. that rain tomorrow is going to set us up for a cooler weekend. we're going to send things over to melissa. >> still looking at this crash here in bealeton. we're looking to see what's going on. lanes are blocked. as soon as we get more information about that one, of course, we'll pass it along. 66 looking good. otherwise moving at speed there. outsidebound chain bridge road right here at canal road you can see p

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gates. we welcome him back for his first testimony to congress since leaving the department. dr. gates, we know that you have eagerly awaited this day with all of the anticipation of a root canal. few defense, in my few, none, defense leaders can match dr. gates' record as a reformer. he directed more than $100 billion in internal efficiencies in the department of defense. he eliminated dozens of failing or unnecessary acquisition programs. he held people accountable. he even fired a few. and yet by his own account dr. gates left overwhelmed by the scope and scale of the problems at the defense department. this is the purpose of the oversight effort we are beginning today, to define these problems clearly and rigorously and only then to consider what reforms may be necessary. there is profound urgency to this effort. the worldwide threats confronting our nation now and in the future have never been more complex, uncertain, and counting. america will not succeed in the 21st century with anyth

inside are part of two gates. people had thought they might never see them again. >> it's amazing they traveled to the u.s. i'm really happy to see them. >> translator: i'm surprised they came back, and i'm grateful to everyone. >> reporter: before the disaster, a pair of pillars stood at the port. fisherman and their families prayed there for safety before going out to sea. that saw natsunami knocked over gates. two years later, parts of the gates were found washed up on the shore of the u.s. state of oregon. staff at the japanese garden in portland heard about the discovery and decided to invest gait. they got a lucky break. one of the beams was engraved with the name of a person who donated the gates. a pair of executives of the garden travelled to japan to look for more clues. their search lasted more than a year. this is the fisherman whose name is on the beam. he's 85 years old, and he donated a gate in 1988. >> translator: i looked closely at the photos, yes, it was my name. i was very surprised it traveled

gates says the key thing is moderation. "just to be for breakfast, instead of having three slices of bacon, have one slice of bacon for breakfast," says gates. "if you're having sausage on your pizza, put less sausage." she also says meat is not the only source of protein. beans, seeds and nuts. in sioux city, tiffany lane, ktiv news 4.>> brad's here -- with a preview of the football playoffs. the iowa postseason starts wednesday -- we'll hear from metro coaches at sgt. bluff- luton, bishop heelan and sisix city east. and, t t final nebraska rankings of the season are out. jeb bush was a very strong governor, probably the strongest governor in the history of the state of florida. he was a young guy and i think there were some folks in the legislature that thought they might be able to run over hihi that didn't t ppen. one tax cut wasn't enough- he had to do more. it wasn't enough to have 15,000 kids with school choice in florida, he wanted to have 100,000 kids. if he didn't like a project, it was going to be vetoed. it didn

part or anywhere along the waterfront between the ferry building and christie filled in the golden gate bridge to great way to see the air show will be to watch it this afternoon also down here, avery always check in with her. >>reporter: good morning george we're here at the marina green and things are quiet and is not going to stay away for long thousand people are expected to flood the marina green for all the fleet week festivities will be here this morning a loss of activities that you and your family can participate and. >>reporter: you can try some purified bay water cooking demonstration a loss of activities will be here this morning now will be here to tell you about all those activities and will be checking back with you throughout the morning. >>marty gonzales: thank you the covers continues on line will have 04 list of all the events that are happening throughout the weekend is all our web site www.kron4.com will have information on the blue angels and best places to watch the edge of all you have to do is click on the banner top of the home page in your they're all the info

somehow caught by gates! phil: gates never saw the football coming. philip rivers amendments. watch woodhead again. comes across the formation, blocks clay matthews. jim: look at the one-handed catch, though. phil: seen so many of them. the anticipation by rivers. the pressure was there. he lets the football go at the last second. gates sees it and how about micah hyde? he's been so close so much today. jim: rivers has rewritten the chargers' single-game record book. most yards, most attempts, most completions. and they just used the first time-out with 1:19 to go. again the blitz. gets it to woodhead. he steps out of bounds to stop the clock at 1:14 and another 11-yard gain. phil: they do it again. gets out of bounds is great. watch the two blitzers. this is what pittsburgh invented years ago under dom capers and everybody in the league copies it and once again san diego ready for it. the quick pass to danny woodhead. jim: 5-5 on this drive. moving in on a 500-yard game. but all he cares about is finding the end zone. rifles it down to the 14-yard line. with gates. phil: gree

gate bridge toll plaza. those directions of san mateo bridge looking good, no delays between hayward and foster city east and was found. bay bridge off to a good start, some construction but overall pretty quiet, look out for closures as well toward the bridge, across, everything good in san francisco. live look at 880 in oakland, no delays north and southbound, southbound looking good as you work all the way toward haworth, a first look at the altamont pass, some yellow on the sensors, slower speeds as we work out of tracy but overall picks up just a bit at the top of the altamont pass and your clear to the 680 interchange. same with antioch, no delays toward the east shore freeway. >>> a couple had quite the close call. >> when the plane came crashing down right outside their door. kpix 5's maria medina spoke with a couple who narrowly missed being hit at the house they were renting in south lake tahoe. >> and then all of a sudden the whole house shook and there was a bang and it felt like an earthquake. >

not seeing too much on the golden gate bridge right now. it's a little foggy but your drive time still good southbound 101, 580 to the toll plaza, 14 minutes. back to you. >>> here's a big incentive to buy tesla's new model x. it's a tax loophole that could save tens of thousands of dollars. but as kpix 5's julie watts reports, critics say it's just another big break for the wealthy. >> you have to step into the car if you want. you can jut put your child down in the child seat. >> reporter: it's efficient, all-electric and pricy. but it turns out the tesla model x comes with a tax loophole big enough to drive a -- well, model x through. >> i don't think it's a loophole because you're following the tax code. >> reporter: but the cpa says the tax code based on the economic stimulus act of 2008 may give you a $20,000 discount on one of these. the catch? you have to own a business. >> well, the law that congress passed was to encourage business spending and to stimulate the economy. >> reporter: for farm equipment, heavy machinery. >> equipmen

she was a tourist visiting from quebec that was found shot to death in golden gate park. late last night police released disinformation that found some of her personal property found on the three subjects. here are the subjects in question, you have morrison will that leave, and shining goal. he was hiking there with his dog, the three stole his car into get up to oregon. here's a photo of them as they were filling up the gas station in point grace. >> we are still in the process of interviewing the three suspects. reporter >> reporter: there will be expedited in murray county, again they are charged in the murder of steve and audrey. >> darya: a 35 impact to our fleet week coverage. >> reporter: we do have some great. great we have to pay officer adams. tell me about the history of the band's. >> reporter: we've been here since 1923 operating in traveling to the country during fleet weeks like this. i got an uneasy 15 years ago, back in high school my teacher was in the navy said was a good job. >> reporter: team is more than short-term. >> perry of the c carter, morriso

she was here in golden gate bridge on her first solo backpacking trip. she was found beaten and shot here in the park on saturday. now, police say the murder suspects were found with some of her property in their possession at a soup kitchen in portland. police have tracked them there driving a vehicle taken from another murder scene. the killing of steve carter was in the loma alta open space preserve in marin county near fairfax. carter was a popular yoga teacher. >> it is my opinion that this was a crime of opportunity as opposed to one that was directed at that individual. >> reporter: police say those three suspects were seen in surveillance video gassing up carter's car the day he was killed and then used gps to track those suspects to portland. they are still there. they are waiting extradition. and they are wanted right now, of course, to face charges in both marin county and here in san francisco. live in golden gate park, anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> spencer stone who helped stop a terror attack on a paris- bound train in august is recovering afte

golden gate bridge has a southwest wind at 11 miles per hour.r that is holding the clouds that are hugging the north bay coast in the north bay. we will keep an eye on that. 47 in santa rosa and rohnert park is 45 degrees. gunville is 49. san rafael, 64. tiburon is 63. microclimates up in the north bay. half moon bay is 54 and san carlos, san ramon, cupertino, 58 and lafayette at 59 and newark at 60 and brentwood is 69 degrees. we are all over the place this morning. we will be this afternoon. from sutro tower, if you were with us we had a finger of fog rolling law and it has dissipated because of the southwest wind the i believe we will see more clouds along the coast and the heat peaked yesterday. we will be less tomorrow but will be warmer inland. slightly sticky and cooler and the heat comes back again tomorrow. here you go just about everywhere the visibility is convey it this morning. other were that the fog we have been watching around petaluma not hitting the reporting station. we could see a late subject of clouds but notice how quickly

she was found dead in golden gate park over the weekend. the three suspects accused of shooting the hiker in fairfax are linked now with a connection to the death in golden gate park. we are just now getting that information and confirming it with san francisco police within the last ten to 15 minutes. again, the suspected killers in fairfax are linked to the death of this woman, found in golden gate park early saturday morning. >>> and that link involved some of her property being found in the suspect's possession. tonight, we are learning more about the criminal past of one of those three suspects. morrison lampley has a string of charges. he was arrested for carrying a concealed knife. it will be some time before they are brought back to the area. investigators say the three suspects shot and killed a 67-year-old man and wounded his dog. they had his car and they found a gun that may be the murder weapon for carter's case. >>> up to 45 cameras will be tracking you. >> peggy, who approved this and when will it start? >> the interesting th

>>mark: 20 really exciting they come to the golden gate starting at 11:00 this morning.ants a number of them will be appearing today in this is what they call the practice than and they will also have the blue and the demonstration starting at 3:00 we have cameras of all on the bay and show you of a closer view of the air show on television sets. >>darya: the salam signs and the blue and does live is tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. saugh. >>james: traffic and travel is moving on time this morning and know closeted in your way things look pretty good nice and clear and hear the satellite view the early morning clouds moving away leaving us with a nice clear skies the tech look at the weapons out of fairfield they're kicking a 10 mi. an hour sustained winds everywhere else is relatively calm were looking for that to continue to the afternoon off at the moment a lot of myths of the fifties with a handful of low 60s as we worked today the sea to tassos by noontime will sell seven is and a few '80s and the more so complete in the afternoon will be close to the '90s but between now and

freeze >> pam: suspects charged with murdering a hiker on in fairfax canadian woman in golden gate park remain in marin county jail tonight we still do not know how much time they spent in the bay area prior to both murders some of their time we do know was spent in san francisco's ashbury district for dened herman joins us live tonight with stories from people who cross the paths of the suspects prior to the murders. >> reporter: suspects charged with murdering a hiker in a backpacker and golden gate park await their next court appearance was to cross the palace prior to the killings still trying to make sense of all after their arrest steve posen realize he said next morrison all-out war walking his dog maggie in golden gate park unclear how time the three spent in san francisco they were familiar faces the people. and this woman in the third suspect . r weber says the last few times she sought ankles he was consumed by drugs. "the surprise of he did something like that he lost his mind that happens when mess with the drugs all-time. the fed >> reporter: sought that somewhere in san f

gates, for your incredible record to our country. i hope that we can come together to address with a budget agreement that's going to make sure that you have that certainty and our men and women in uniform that have given the challenges we are facing around the world, so that they can plan and make their right decisions, that need to be made to make sure that the nation is safe. i want to shift gears a little bit and ask on a topic, first of all, that i noticed that you and secretary -- former secretary of state rice wrote recently on the situation with russia and engagement that russia is taking in syria to keep assad in power in cooperation with the iranians and i wanted to ask your thought process about as we look at what russia is doing right now, what you think that their goals are and also what you think we should be taking as steps, we recently had testimony before this committee from general kaine and jones, and one thing they said struck me, if we continue the current course with interactions with russia, they believe it cou

gates.back for his first testimony to congress since leaving the department. dr. gates, we know that you have eagerly awaited this day with all of the anticipation of a root canal. few defense, in my few, none, defense leaders can match dr. gates' record as a reformer. he directed more than $100 billion in internal efficiencies in the department of defense. he eliminated dozens of failing or unnecessary acquisition programs. he held people accountable. he even fired a few. and yet by his own account dr. gates left overwhelmed by the scope and scale of the problems at the defense department. this is the purpose of the oversight effort we are beginning today, to define these problems clearly and rigorously and only then to consider what reforms may be necessary. there is profound urgency to this effort. the worldwide threats confronting our nation now and in the future have never been more complex, uncertain, and counting. america will not succeed in the 21st century with anything less than th

in san francisco, near golden gate park, yesterday's winds blew down metal gates near the music festivalnches also toppled over in the south of market and mission zrindistricts. a gusty evening threw off the plans for some folks on the peninsula. >> we were actually at our garage sale fund-raiser. and everything blew away, and we had all of our costumes were blowing away, and things were falling on the ground. >> some people said the winds were so strong, they had difficulty driving. >>> happening now, a powerful weekend storm pounds the east coast, delivering record rainfall and devastating floods. the united states may have dodged a direct hit by hurricane joaquin. but that storm is still wreaking havoc across at least seven states. it is a state of emergency in south carolina. meteorologists are calling this a once-in-200-years rain event with heavy rain. at least five deaths have been reported since rains began spreading over the eastern seaboard. about 22 million americans remain under flood watch. rescue crews are telling folks if you don't have to go out, don't. they've been rescu

. >>> a police chase ends with a crash near the gates of fort meade. the suspect is still on the run and now we're learning several schools in the area are closed. >>> and cubs win. cubs win. first time saying that in more than a decade during baseball's post-season as the chicago cubs send the pirates packing. >>> good morning. i'm andrea roane. >>> i'm nick giovanni. welcome into the rush hour edition of 9news. >>> let's get it started with larry mier. he's been busy with -- miller. he's been busy with traffic and overturned dump trucks. allyson rae has had a great time giving us the forecast. >>> absolutely. my life is pretty easy this week. it's been looking pretty good. i know. i know. larry, i'm good cop. he's bad cop. we're just getting started. come winter it will reverse. 58 degrees. we're looking pretty good this morning. and tomorrow we do have a yellow weather alert. we'll be tracking some showers and storms in just a few minutes. looking at visibility, though, we're looking at some dense fog beginning to develop. watch out along 70, also 6

>> gates is telling us from the inside what was utterly obvious from the outside. the night of obama's speech, december of 2009, he announced the surge in afghanistan, it was obvious his heart was never in the mission. he announces the surge and in the next sentence he says we are getting out. and that in the speech he said the nation i want to build is america. that was the signal to everybody that he simply wanted to get through on the minimal with the minimal commitment he could. what gates is saying when you send soldiers into battle, knowing that some are not going to return. there's something deeply wrong about doing it if you don't believe in the mission from the beginning. that is how history is going to judge obama very severely for having done that. for now, the, i don't think he's going to reduce it to 5,000 before he leaves. i think that's just a story he's telling. it will be after the election next yearing, he will leave the decision to the next president, he wants to hold on so there will be no helicopters lifting off embassy personnel in kabul the w

gates. never saw the football coming. philip rivers anticipates. across the formation. >> jim: look at the one-handed catch. >> phil: seen so many of them. the anticipation by rivers. pressure was there. he let's the football go at the last second. gates sees it. how about mika, he's been so close so much so many times. >> jim: rivers just rewritten the chargers single game record book most yards most attempts, most completions. he's up to 467. just used their first time out with 1:19 to go. over to woodhead. he steps out of bounds to stop the clock at 1:14. another 11-yard gain. >> phil: they do it again. out of bounds is great. watch the two blitzers. this is why pittsburgh under years ago everybody in the league copies it. once again san diego ready for it. the quick pass to danny woodhead. >> jim: time for five on this drive. 500 yard gain. all he cares about finding the end zone. first down. hat 14 yard line with gates. >> phil: green bay is doing everything. i think every snap has been

there was security at damascus gate.rding to authorities in jerusalem, a man with a knife approached, and israeli security shot and killed the suspect. his body now carried away. we understand now, though, that tourists are streaming out of the old city. so let's head there live and check in with ben wedeman. ben, bring us up to date. >> reporter: yeah, carol, this attack took place just over an hour ago. and it's the first attack of the day after yesterday when there were five attacks in jerusalem and other parts of israel. now, we understand that the young man, the attacker, the would-be attacker, apparently was wearing some sort of military style t-shirt which may have been why police who were in this area weren't immediately alerted to his possible intentions. i'm just going to step out of the way so you can get a better scene. and when he actually did try to stab this private security guard, he came under fire because there are already -- there were already lots of police, lots of military here. and apparently he to

a flaw in the security system keeps the gates locked. despite his best efforts to force them open, nothing happens. instead, he will have to move the unmarked van to the front gates of the building and will have to move two vehicles blocking that gate in order to get out. lying low just outside are ghantt's accomplices, kelly campbell, steve chambers, the ringleader of the plot, and chambers' cousin, scott grant. once david ghantt moves the two weeks, chambers sends a reluctant scott grant to help open the front gate. a few miles away, ghantt pulls the van into the garage of a building, where another accomplice, eric payne, works. this is the next part of their plan. where ghantt gives the van and the money to steve chambers. kelly campbell is supposed to take ghantt to the airport in her car. he gives the keys to the van to steve chambers, gets in kelly campbell's car, and leaves $17 million with a handful of strangers. now steve chambers' cousin, scott, has lost track of which key on ghantt's key ring will open the doors of the van. he

people are accused of killing a well-known yoga instructor and face charges over a murder in golden gate park. >> new information of an attack that left an american hero with serious injuries and what witnesses are now saying about the crime as police sent for two people would could be connected to the attack. >> the morning commute could cost you more with a plan to increase fairs for caltrain riders in the bay area. >> i am kristen sze. >> i am reggie aqui and almost the weekend. mike? >> good morning, everyone, knocking on the door of clouds along the north bay coast. if we see any drizzle the next three hours it will be around point reyes and the rest of us are dry. you can see how clear it is from the east bay hills waking up cooler this morning and 40s in the north bay and most of us in the 50s and low 60s. we will stay in the 60s and 70s at coast and nearly 90 inland. >> if you just wake up with us we have had our fair share of problems. the follow toll plaza shows the metering lights have been turned on with some gaps between the cars with traffic stacking and packing. as i take

the thick fog over the golden gate bridge, west wind at ten miles per hour. it is going all the way across alcatraz and angel island getting possibly to the richmond side of the richmond-san rafael bridge. 84 to 92 inland. still feeling hot in some areas. warm with a light breeze along the cost in san francisco at 72 to 77. the heat is relaxing at 78 to 85. we have a couple of chances of showers in the seven-day forecast. leyla? >> good morning, everyone, we go back to the golden gate bridge where the dense conditions mean you must use your low beams. have not seen the zipper truck yet but i will let you know. it will expand southbound lanes. right now you can barely see your hand in front of your face. use caution when proceeding into san francisco and marin headed northbound. that is the san mateo bridge and traffic is light. we also are looking at clear conditions. fog is not aseptemberring the commute between 880 and 101. what could affect the commute is the accident southbound 880's you get to the san mateo big at highway 92 it is a crash. it is possibly

his first priority usually is gates but he's going to be double covered. jim: rivers throws and it's knocked down incomplete by randall! and the packers are going to survive san diego's best punch. phil: well, it was a great learning experience today for randall. out of the backfield, reads the quarterback and wow, what a break on the football. into the pattern because he was contacted so far at the line of scrimmage. jim: 503 yards passing for the game but he needed three more. aaron rodgers and the packers are going to go into their bye week unbeaten. phil: well, he was looking for antonio gates. green bay was ready for it. what a play by randall to end the game. jim: what an amazing game it was. well, the rookie was taken in state. he won a game ball in his very first game when they opened up at soldier field in chicago and he may be receiving another one, after saving it there. rivers and rodgers, two of the best and what a show they put on here today, especially rivers. with just the 13th -- make that the 17th 500-yard passing performance in the histo

it makes people nervous people near golden gate park. a meeting with police turned into a packed shouting match with people voicing concerns about transients. people in the hate -- haight have to call police. >>> investigates, continue into crashes involving four bay area transit agencies. four separate incidents involving bart, cal train, and the bta. a light rail train hit and killed a person yesterday after that. person was trapped beneath the train. investigators are trying to figure out why the pedestrian was on the track. that haltd rail service and caused vta to use buses. a bart train hit and killed a person at the san bruno station. that prompted the station to close for a couple hours. san trans provided bus service. there were accidents yesterday involving amtrak and cal train. amtrak train heading to sacramento hit a car in santa clara, no one was seriously hurt. 10 minutes later a commuter train hit a person at the station. 500 passengers had to get off the train and board another train. an oakland hand is accused of setting

they hide behind a locked gate. wickland waits in the shadows with a rifle ready to shoot anyone who tries to enter. the attackers can't get in.ac use nearby diesel fuel to set the villa on fire. >> from beginning to when you're ready to go, thumbs t up, you'r ready to go out to the time when you actually pull out. what's that time? >> close to 25 minutes. to rob, i said, hey, we need to go.g and got the wait again. and i got in the car, told the tl, get in the backseat and looked at rone, gave me a thumb's up, i gave him a thumb's up ands. we left. >> you guys did that pretty much on your own. >> we were never given okay to go. the final straw for us to go,w t least my opinion and how i felt were one of the ds agents said they're starting to light the buildings on fire. you guys need to get here. >> a number of people including the house intelligence committee, they insist no one was hindered from responding to the situation at the compound. committee's wording was quote, there was no stand down order given. to ame

>> gates is telling us from the inside what was utterly obvious from the outside.cember of 2009, he announced the surge in afghanistan, it was obvious his heart was never in the mission. he announces the surge and in the next sentence he says we are getting out. and that in the sd the nation i want to build is america. that was the signal to everybody that he simply wanted to get through on the minimal with the minimal commitment he could. what gates is saying when you send soldiers into battle, knowing that some are not going to return. there's something deeply wrong about doing it if you don't believe in the mission from the beginning. that is how history is going to judge obama very severely for having done that. for now, the, i don't think he's going to reduce it to 5,000 before he leaves. i think that's just a story he's telling. it will be after the election next yearing, he will leave the decision to the next president, he wants to hold on so there will be no helicopters lifting off embassy personnel in kabul the way that happened in sigh gone in '75. he sai

live outside golden gate bridge this time around.a marine layer today compared to yesterday when it was socked. >> just the little bit you'll have. you have a bay, an ocean and path. it w-uwill be there and show u basically clear skies for the most part. that's' how we are starting the day. as soon as the sun joins we'll get typical mixing going on. we'll have a comfortable breeze. around the perimeter of the bay lower ht