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>> a lot of clouds now but by the afternoon with gh hi pressure, these temperatures will warm up especially from the coastline. out the door we have a lot of gray skies early on this morning. the temperatures are running fairly mild at this hour. mainly in the 50s and the 60s. cloudy skies over the bay. but as we head toward the afternoon, we will find lots of sunshine inland. look at these numbers up to 86 degrees in fairfield. 87 in livermore. 81 degrees and sunny in san jose this afternoon. 72 in oakland. still a breeze into san francisco. but a pleasant 68 degrees. all right. let's check the roads with gianna. >> all right. caltrans should be wrapping up a couple of projects this morning. westbound eastshore freeway buchanan to powell. we had three lanes blocked until 5:00 looks like on our sensors nice speeds this morning. so taking 80 to the bay bridge so far, so good metering lights are offer. clear ride to the toll plaza no delays into san francisco. 880 also roadwork northbound washington to davis southbound jackson to embarcadero, looks like those should be in the clearing stages,

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swi wlle gh >>> i'm kristen wright at the live desk.e've just learned that a major department store accused of racially profiling customers will be penalized. barney's will have to pay $525,000 in costs, fees and penalties. new york's attorney general is also ordering barney's to hire an anti-profiling consultant and adopt a new anti-profiling policy. two african-american customers were falsely accused of credit card fraud while shopping at barney's flagship store in new york city. at the live desk, i'm kristen wright. barbara, back to you. >>> we're staying on top of a developing story in the middle east. we haven't seen any new racket fire in gaza this morning. a cease-fire seems to be holding. egypt is trying once again to get a long-term peace deal between the two sides. negotiators in cairo brokered a 72-hour cease-fire that started yesterday. >>> we're also keeping a close eye on the crisis in iraq. iraq's new president is charging the deputy speaker of parliament with forming a new government in the next 30 days. the move is a ve

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. >> so what might the team's new home look like and where gh it f in do return to the district? we wil tell you more about that just in about 20 minutes. >>> n there is a lot of rean a late afternoon news confee by president oba as y heard him say live on news 4:00, he is sending sectas john kerry to the middle east to build an internn coalition to fight isis later said he is reducing sp extir strikes. >> we don't have a strategy and we hav to make sure we have cle pl we a developing them. at that point i will consult with congress and make sure that their voices are heard. >> psiob al conde russ for an escal in the ukraine confli but ruled out u.s. militintervention. ukrae'id wi visit the it next month. >> mo than 100 people are in jail in t district after a massi immigration protest. >> hundreds and hundreds of people marched from the immiata customs enfme headquarters in soutes to the white hous aoon calling on predam stop deptas 145 we arrested peacefully for blocki the sidewalk. thesiasd presl will use his execu powers to make immiatreform and the prottet h to follow throh.

. >> gh g. to have your perspective with us as we are almost two hours into this curfew in ferguson, missouri after a state of emergency has been declared. thank you. >>> let's turn to todd johnson for a bit of a wrap up. has the situation changed. is it much more common. more importantly do you see any members of the public out there with are you, todd? >> no, no members of the public. there's a lot of police officers who were involved in the final confront indicationati returning to their post. i d i did speak to a metro police officer and he told me he doesn't know what to think any more. he's been in the st. louis metro police department for 20 years and said it has never gotten to this point where all this force had to be used for something like this. and a number of ofts officer walking back from that area didn't have any comment for me. when i asked about the reports of a man being taken to the hospital they said 23no comment. they had no comment on whether or not it was a success. a lot

. >>> a gh end department store accused of following shoppers around the store.much they are settling for profiling. >>> missouri police shoot and kill an unarmed teenager. >>> right now at 4:30, an angry crowd confronts police in missouri chanting, don't shoot, after an unarmed teenager is shot and killed by police. >>> the mother of the toddler who died in a hot suv is speaking ouday. >>> complaints they followed black customers through their store. >>> a first at 4:30, a grog outcry and and demand for answers in missouri. >> after a night of protests, there was another big rally today as local and federal authorities investigate the shooting death of an unarmed black teenager at the hands of a police officer. >> jay gray is just outside st. louis, missouri with the latest on 18-year-old michael brown's case. jay? >> hey, there pat, jim, good to talk to you. this is where the worst violence and looting took place. they are boarding up and cleaning up what they can here. tensions are high now after an unarmed teenager was killed by police over the weekend. angry

egypt says israel and hamas have agreed to extend a temporary cease-fire for another five gh itr scuffle that deal.ion wi other crisis around the globe also worsening tonight. in iraq, the radical isil has driven one and a half million people from their homes, leading the united nations to declare it a level three emergency. that is the highest and worst level. the obama administration meanwhile has sent a team of special operations groups to iraq to assess how to evacuate the thousands of refugees trapped there. the troops are on the mountain range for roughly 24 hours in a move the critics say seems an awful lot like boots on the ground. something the administration has insisted we would not see. when asked about that at a brief survey today, the advisor tried to draw an extinction. >> these are 130 personnel are not going to be in a combat role in iraq. they're there on a temporary basis to make assessments about how to get the population off the mountain. this would be a humanitarian effort again to get them to a safe space. there are a range of ways for doing that, we haven't made d

host: carol, 52 years old, hinesburou gh, illinois. >> caller: hi.i live in hinesborou gh, south of the champagne-urban a lot na my situation, my father, while he was world war ii and he was in the korean war, he was a bigot. not only towards african-americans but also towards he he had a name for every kind of race if you understand what i mean. he was in the navy for 20 years and i think some of that is generational. th i think a lot of the race relation problems are fear-based. i grew up on the east coast. having a father who was a bigot was very disturbing to me growing up. i was embarrassed. i worked at the va for 22 years and working at the va, i met so many people of dye verse backgrounds, staff, but patients as well. and various backgrounds. i had that experience. i am a good person. i love to learn about different people and is ask them personally about what that their cultural believes. what kind of things sdmrfrp carol, do you think america's race relations have changed in any way? caller: yes. they have changed. i have hopes for the futur

off -- whooping cou gh is resurging. we are not vaccinating enough people because people have misconceptions about vaccines and think these are things of the past. the vaccine is not as effective as we would like. -- wane afterayne 00 three years. coughthe whooping bacteria has evolved and seems to be invading our vaccines. this is a question of working with the fda to come up with a better vaccine. in terms of regulatory action, certain things are appropriate. it is often the state or local government that has the authority in terms of people coming into the country. operates quarantines. but the solution is not to try to build a perfect moat around the country. safer andle will be we will be safer as well. i don't know if you want to say any last words.

gh at 2:15,s him going through at 2:15, but after thano one remembers seeing him.id that faux-dette wanted to talk about the day her grandfather died. what if this was the secret that barbra was on to? what if graham morton didn't die of natural causes and she felt somehow charles carson here had something to do with it? we need to see graham morton's autopsy report. based on my reading of the coroner's report, i can see why graham morton's death was ruled natural causes. however-- ooh. there's a however. a very big however. tell 'em. there were some anomalies i found suspicious. evidence of petechiae in both eyes, fresh bruising on the right side of mr. morton's nose, which could have happened if, say, someone was holding a pillow over his face. all in all, i think there's ample evidence that mr. morton was murdered. ample. murdered. i am just so proud. dad, work. (whispers) boundaries. right. one more thing. when i requested the file be sent over, the clerk told me that i was the second person this week to ask for it. odette morton was there on tuesday. so barbra

self-defense.e if you go to your neighbor's house and shoot at him you s an haven't necessarily made the ghworld safer. >> right. but if a gang comes and robs wd your neighbor you might installs antu alarm system in your house >> why don't we go to world war- i and the stupid thing that happened there that gave us world war ii and all the thingst that followed. that's a little more to the g point. >> the reason we io can't go to world war i is because i'm s tri asking questions.is so it's my turn. >> look at you go, fancy pants.t >> the pointo i'm trying to mak is evensy though it may cost yoh money to putt in a security esps system, you'd still doe it if x thought it was a prudent response to a burglary that o occurred next door, wouldn't you? >> i'ms in favor of a serious strong national defense.wa that's not the same thing as ann ur interventonist foreign policyy creating new wars for the arl future.ig >> let's not look at which wars you think are okayr and are nota okay. we were attacked at pearl harbor. were we right to n'respond? >> attacked at pearl harbor if a we hadn't jumped into

host: carol, 52 years old, hinesburou gh, illinois. >> caller: hi.ve in hinesborou gh, south of the champagne-urban a lot na my situation, my father, while he was world war ii and he was in the korean war, he was a bigot. not only towards african-americans but also towards he he had a name for every kind of race if you understand what i mean. he was in the navy for 20 years and i think some of that is generational. th i think a lot of the race relation problems are fear-based. i grew up on the east coast. having a father who was a bigot was very disturbing to me growing up. i was embarrassed. i worked at the va for 22 years and working at the va, i met so many people of dye verse backgrounds, staff, but patients as well. and various backgrounds. i had that experience. i am a good person. i love to learn about different people and is ask them personally about what that their cultural believes. what kind of things sdmrfrp carol, do you think america's race relations have changed in any way? caller: yes. they have changed. i have hopes for the future be

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off -- whooping cou gh is resurging. we are not vaccinating enough people because people have misconceptions about vaccines and think these are things of the past. the vaccine is not as effective as we would like. -- wane afterayne 00 three years. coughthe whooping bacteria has evolved and seems to be invading our vaccines. this is a question of working with the fda to come up with a better vaccine. in terms of regulatory action, certain things are appropriate. it is often the state or local government that has the authority in terms of people coming into the country. operates quarantines. but the solution is not to try to build a perfect moat around the country. safer andle will be we will be safer as well. i don't know if you want to say any last words. >> we are out of time. >> i think i'm going to sleep i would knowing these incredibly talented people [inaudible] [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> more now from the aspen ideas

the catastrophic conditions in gaza the extreme hardships being borne by our people, including aid,gh the emergency including food, water, shelter, and medical care, and to raise international awareness for the massive human rights violations and breaches of international humanitarian law being committed by israel, the occupying power. they have done so by placing their own lives in danger, and for this, the palestinian people will never forget their sacrifices. unrwa has lost 11 staff members, and we come again, express our deepest condolences to the u.n. family for the lives of the u.n. personnel so tragically taken in this israeli aggression. we would also like to take this opportunity to express our gratitude for the compassionate and generous support of states from all around the world for this enormous in an italian relief effort. although -- humanitarian relief effort. although nothing can soon the pain, sorrow, and anger of thousands of palestinian families, and, indeed, the entire palestinian nation, grieving the loss of loved ones, including so many in -- innocent children,

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