good, good! laura, those were really good! steve: name something that's considered bad manners at the dinner table. you said pass--sitting up there just passing gas. survey said... >> what?! steve: elbows on the table, number one. >> ok, ok. steve: name the age when a man is too old to date a 21 year old. you said 50. survey said... >> good! steve: 40 was the number one answer. tell me an irish last name that starts with the letter "o." you said o'sullivan. survey said... o'malley was the number one answer. i said name a food that kids fix for themselves. you said cereal. survey said... >> whoo-hoo-hoo-hoo! steve: cereal was the number one answer. name a type of snake. you said a garden snake. we need 24 people to go with you. survey says... [buzzer] >> ohh! steve: rattlesnake was the number one answer. rattlesnake was the number one answer. that's $5.00 a point. that's a total of 880 bucks, but they're coming back to face another family on the "feud." i'm steve harvey, folks. we'll see you next time. pepper jack cheese, mushr

good morning, mike. >> reporter: good morning. the investigation has move ed d from northern parkway and york down here to police head quarters where investigators are trying to figure out if they're officers did the right thing before that crash. >> a neighbor gives me this video showing fire erupting from both of the cars involved in the car. rescue crews try to save the woman trapped inside the white jeep and the two men inside the burning honda accord. >> i was up in my room and i heard this big boom and then tires screech. >> angela and her husband race outside and shoot this dramatic video seconds after the cars collide. >> a cop car was already sitting out here when we came outside. helicopters were already circling. >> police officials say that officers in plain clothes and in an unmarkeded car were following the honda accord from harford road and east 25th street where they witnessed some sort of criminal activity. >> they attempted to stop the vehicle. the vehicle did not yield to the officers. >> that honda sped north o

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good morning. >> good morning. that's right. when the president meets prime minister netten ya nster netten ya netanyahu, he expected to hear about it. netanyahu promised he would, in his words, tell the truth in the face of sweet talk and onslaught of smiles. iran wants them to ease up on imposing sanctions. the u.s. wants safe gadzurics to prevent iran from enriching nuclear material to the level at which it can be used in weapons, and that all before it lists any economic sanctions. netanyahu disagrees strongly with their opportunity to move forward. today's meeting with the president could be a very difficult one. israeli sources say netanyahu will have new intelligence showing that iran continues on the path to nuclear weapons. the president will assure him that none of the sanctions would be lifted until iran breaks down some out of its key components. >> thank you. nice to hear the birds chirp out there this morning. >> in california searchers this morning are still trying to reach the victims of a small jet

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military power is used with the intentions of good goodness to come out of it and i mean i'm a twenty one year old girl that has studied in school for two years i mean i'm clearly not a diplomat or if you said it was important to have an opinion. of me and have it you didn't let me finish i was saying that i'm not unfortunately i'm not going to be i'm not going to think that i can stop my fingers and change things but i do have an opinion on it and it's that i would stand by what my country does because i'm proud of my country and i'm a proud american and. i'm no matter what it does no matter what the cost is because obviously as miss universe you represent not only the american. women globally including for example women in iraq. sons and husbands who see violence on a daily basis because of your country's involvement is this something that you would probably do so you're not asking me to pinpoint to my country about you pinto and if you say that you're proud of what america is no matter what and just because you asked me about america to me about. are you proud of the actions that i

military power is used with the intentions of good goodness to come out of it and i mean i'm a twenty one year old girl that has studied in school for two years i mean i'm clearly not a diplomat or if you said it was important to have an opinion. and have it you didn't let me finish i was saying that i'm not unfortunately i'm not going to be not going to think that i can stop my fingers and change things but i do have an opinion on it and it's that i would stand by what my country does because i'm proud of mike. and i'm a proud american and. i no matter what it does no matter what the cost is because miss universe you represent not only the american. women globally including for example women in iraq. sons and husbands who see violence on a daily basis because of your country's involvement is this something that you would probably do so you're not asking me to. pinpoint to my country about you pinto and if you say that's your problem what america does no matter what and that's because you asked me about america you didn't ask me about. are you proud of the actions that i just mention

good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, jon. neighbors say this was a very fast-moving fire. they were actually asleep at the time and firefighters showed up, they say, with police and started banging on their door. i spoke with firefighters. what they tell me is that when they arrived there was basically flames blowing out of the third floor of this apartment building here on oregon street. they say right away they learned that one person was unaccounted for. they found that person and now the coroner was on scene but firefighters telling us notification hasn't been given so they are not being very specific on that yet. on the third floor they tell us there was a metal door so difficult to get in. started about with 1:30 this morning. this is on oregon street, there are several units in this building. i spoke with one neighbor. she believes that the man that was in question here was in his 50s, a smoker, that he burned candles sometimes, that he had a somewhat eccentric personality. they haven't seen him since this fire broke o

anthony good morning. >> good morning. >> good to see you.last one had you at 7%. do you still feel you can pull this out? what are your chances of winning? >> they're good. >> how do you explain that when we see you at number four? >> this is why we have elections. voters get to decide these things, you know and i'm confident we're going to do well. >> you said that you knew this race would be brutal for you. that you predicted basically the arc of coverage that you got. that kind of begs the question, why would you go forward with it? why would you do it knowing how brutal it would be? did you put your political ambitions over your family? >> well, because i didn't think that you should get to decide. i thought voters would get to decide. i knew the media coverage would be what it is but i thought citizens wanted a choice. somebody that would make a campaign based on an idea or someone focused on them. the great metaphor for the campaign. cameras circled around me at subway stops and voters sneaking in and saying tell me about housing and s

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good work, zamboni. good work. >> zach, happy with the show? going to tell you this relaxed lifestyle, lounging around and eating and drinking and no nap is long enough for me. life is good. i envy you, zach zamboni. and we're out. nice end. ♪ >>> diplomacy can be so powerful, it can peacefully defuse the worst weapons of war. >> it seemed impossible two weeks ago, but new this morning, there is now a deal on how to proceed with syria's chemical weapons. >>> i spoke on the phone with president rouhani of the islamic republic of iran. >> it was an historic moment, 34 years in the making. but does a phone c

good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning.he president is dispatching john kerry for a meeting with the russians tomorrow, hoping for a diplomatic solution even as he keeps open the threat of military force. it was a speech from the president p- >> the images of this massacre are sickening. women, men, children, poisoned by gas. this is not a world we should except. >> reporter: america is not the world's policeman but such horrors demand a response. >> when we can stop children from being gassed to death and thereby make our own children safer over the long run, i believe we should act. that's what makes america different. >> reporter: the diplomatic break through could put a military h strike on hold. >> let me make something clear. the united states does not do pinpricks. >> reporter: the threat is already working leading the russians to make their offer to bro broker aa deal to get syria to turn over all these chemical weapons. and he added. >> it's too early to verify if the assad regime keeps commitments. >> reporter: se

good morning. >> reporter: good morning.number one trying to figure out what happened here and why. this morning we're learning more about the gunman aaron alexis, the associated press hearing from law enforcement reporting that the veterans administration had been treating him for ó at the veterans administration disorders but notnñ declared hi mentally unfit. this morning authorities believe aaron alexis was likely the lon shooter, as a contractor he had legitimate access to the navy yard. what they don't know is why this happened. >> we don't know what the motive is. >> fbi may be on site another two days. >> we continue to work to determine where he has been, who he has talked to and what he has done. >> they are getting warrants to search, backtracking alexis' routes. in texas, washington state and in new york where relatives are stunned. >> no one saw it coming. all it is is just shocking. >> reporter: in d.c. the wounded will recover, the emotional wound for 20,000 workers affected may take longer. >> we're proud. >>

it looks good. 508 looks good around the lake shore curve. this morning's commute is moving along very nicely on westbound bay bridge toll plaza. no problems getting on to the upper deck of the bay bridge. if you are driving in the east bay, some of the major freeways still looking good. southbound 880 looks good all the way down into fremont. let's go back to the desk. >>> we begin with breaking news we first told you about at 4:30. a fire continues to burn at a used car lot in martinez. crews have not been able to get close to the lot because of down electrical lines. claudine wong has an update. >> reporter: brian, it's the down power lines that really made things tough. it was in the last few minutes we have a major development because pg&e got on scene. there is their truck. what he did is cleared the scene and that is why now as we pan on over you can see firefighters getting up close to this building and finally we see them putting water on the last flames that had been burning at this used car lot. the damage is fairly extensive. let

good morning, alex. >> reporter: well good morning. neighbors are worried about crime and worried about a dwindling police force and so many of them are turning to private security guards for added patrols. the trend actually started here in the oakmore neighborhood where we are this morning a fri him says they were trying to avoid an earlier crash. he leaves behind a wife and four children. >>> a motorcycle safety, the chp says motorcycle fatalities jumped 175% between 1998 and 2008. less say the number of deaths went down in 2009 and 2010 but are up again. a federal report shows that motorcyclists are about 128 times more likely to die than people in cars. >>> now the state park is reopened scheduled to reopen following last weeks massive wildfire. that fire burned more than 3000- acres and was fully contained over the weekend. cal fire says some crews are there on the scene just watching out for hotspots. a park spokesman says there is still a lot of work to do to repair picnic areas, restrooms and trails destroyed by the fire. inve

it can be done. >> oh, my goodness.t least he has a really good attitude about it. >> i will continue walking up and down this route until someone saves my ass. >> i like his sense of humor. >> this video was shot in 2010. just released now. walked away without a scratch. some of his climbing buddies were able to come and rescue him a little bit later and also went back a week later and nailed the exact same jump that he tried. >> oh [ bleep ]! >> this is an amusing tale of ben and drake. now drake is a dog. ben is his human. >> some days i can't get my dog, drake, out of bed. >> so he found an unusual way to get his dog up. >> one of the best ways is a racoon call. >> what? >> come on, drake. a racoon distress call. >> you are so close. >> hey, buddy. >> this just totally illustrates the fact that this dog is purposely ignoring him. >> and now for your musical interlude. ♪ ♪ >> deejay by nasty on the mic. >> this is like a rap video, cat versus dogs. >> flying puppies versus flying kitties. ♪ we the flying pups >> thes

all good? >> doing good. hey, look here now.u leave a little -- >> jimmy: you can't answer now! you don't get credit now, pork chops. [ laughter ] >> not pork loins. >> jimmy: no, pork chop, exactly. >> pork chop. >> jimmy: pork chop. >> tastes great. [ laughter ] >> he didn't take his medicine today. >> jimmy: he didn't take his medicine today. okay, that explains everything. where's your brother, jase, how is he doing? okay? >> well, he is not here. he's dove hunting. and any chance when he gets me out of the office, he's certainly not going to work, so -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> he's gonna be out -- >> jimmy: get him out there, yeah. >> -- shooting something, doing something. >> jimmy: yeah, so he's fine, he's just not here. he's out there dove hunting. >> i'm kind of enjoying it with -- >> jimmy: you like it, yes. >> i'm glad he's not here. >> jimmy: you are actually glad he's not here, good. >> that's the only time he can kill anything, okay? because i ain't there to say i killed it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: give him a tap in here

good work, zamboni. good work. so, zack, you happy with the show? going to tell you this relaxed lifestyle, lounging around eating and drinking. no nap is long enough for me. life is good. i envy you zack zamboni. and we're out. nice end >>> he was a brilliant mathematician who hated society. >> he was extremely smart, but socially awkward. >> he started fantasizing about killing people. >> the unabomber left his angry mark of death. >> he orchestrated a vicious bombing spree that killed three, maimed four, and injured 19 others. >> in all sixteen bombs, locations all over the united states. >> i began to think i may not make it. >> his base of operations was crude. >> the cabin was a bomb factory. >> his deves

>> things are good, brian and pam. good morning to you.re doing well around the bay area as we go to live pictures. 80 westbound is off to a nice start coming out from the albany hill out to the macarthur maze. if you are driving to the bay bridge toll plaza, not a big delay. first hour or so where you can get a nice drive. you have a little bit of a window but not a big one. westbound 580 through livermore valley, this traffic does look good if you are driving over the hill. has been a nice drive and san mateo bridge, it does look good. 101 and 280. >>> let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. good morning, everybody. cooler today. a system moving in and allow the fog to lift a little bit. the good news for the fire temperatures coming down. it will be warm but not as warm as yesterday. the west wind picked up. 32 at mount diablo. they get a westerly wind and temperatures will not be as hot. there's a bigger fog bank. cooler coast bay and inland temps. southwest 24, yesterday was 9. huge difference. mild lows. 60 s, 50s for some. yesterday r

it was good.l, so they were sad. >> jimmy: yeah, they were a little sad. also we had a lot of space and people were getting really free with the dances. >> oh, really? was it interpretive dance? >> jimmy: no, well, i don't dance -- it was a lot of like twerking and grinding. no, i know. i don't -- but i can't do that. >> i bet do you it well. >> jimmy: i do not do that well. in fact, i don't -- [ cheers and applause ] yeah, what happened was this. so i go out and someone asked me to dance. i won't say who. and they go, "you want to dance?" i go, "sure!" and i'm out there. and just give me a beat. and i go -- here we go. ♪ [ cheers ] and that was me, all right? >> okay. >> jimmy: here is them. "let's dance!" ♪ and i go, "stop, hey, whoa, whoa! stop, time out! hey! no more dancing! no more dancing! there will be no more dancing tonight." >> i just had a baby. i'm a father now. >> jimmy: i'm a father. i'm married, yes. i can't dance. that's not dancing at all. >> but i apologize for my -- i don't kno

good morning. >> good morning. investigators have hundreds of hours of surveillance tapes documenting the massacre. 30 chilling seconds of video e is enough to show they say, that he acted alone in hunting down his victims. >> the surveillance video shows alexis driving the rental car into the parking garage monday morning. he's seen entering building 197 carrying a bag on his left shoulder. inside investigators say a rememberington.870 shot done sawed off on both ends. alexis appears with the gun in a fourth floor hallway and begins checking offices for potential targets. he trots down a flight of stairs to the third floor. there he exits the stairwell and briefly takes cover. as he moves from his position, a small group of people are seen at the end of the hallway apparently moving towards safety. investigators revealed searcher's of his backpack car, hotel room turned up documents and electronic communications pointing to a possible motive. valerie said alexis believed he was under control by an outside source.

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good morning. >> reporter: good morning. just spoke with the lieutenant from the vallejo police department not long ago. he tells me definitely this teenager was targeted in this  shooting last night. but at this point investigators aren't saying exactly why they believe he was targeted. this 18-year-old shot to death inside an apartment complex that's not far from where he livers. the killing happened just after 7:00 last night at an apartment complex on the 1300 block of santa clara street. according to one report, neighbors heard more than a dozen gunshots. police will only say multiple shots were fired. police say the victim was shot in the neck and then ran to a nearby unit where he collapsed right outside of someone's doorway. the young man died there at the scene and this morning police aren't releasing his identity. but police tell me they have talked to some witnesses in that area who had been cooperative but they say they need others who saw what happened to come forward. >> it's hit or miss. there were friends -

good, good. what do you do? >> oh, i've raised three children on my own, i've painted collectibles at home for 16 years, and now i work at trader joe's. steve: trader joe's, hey, that's a great store! >> it is, it's awesome. steve: they have everything. >> it's a lot of fun, too. steve: yeah, and they have a lot of healthy stuff in there. >> yes. steve: so, what's your relationship to peggy? >> she's my sister, she's the baby of 11. steve: she's the baby of 11? wow. that's pretty good. well, are you ready to play, nancy? >> yes, i am! steve: hey, we talked to 100 men: name something you'd be happy to find waiting for you when you got home from work. >> an ice-cold beer. steve: an ice-cold beer! [grant family cheers] [audience cheers] hi, audrey. >> hi steve-licious! steve: all right, now! watch yourself! you see, you see? i'm telling you! [audience laughing] >> sorry! steve: i just became a christian. [audience laughs] i'm new at this. let's just go, huh? [audience laughs] really not be talking to you right now.

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>> that's a very good question. in theory, it's not only a local phenomenon, i think it's a global phenomenon. other countries in the world hold a lot of festivals every year. for example, in france, courting to a survey, there are more than 800 festivals in france every year. 60% of them began after 1980s from which you can see it is a global phenomenon. in taiwan, there are more than 450 festivals taking place on this small island. we can say every day we have festivals happening around our lives. festivals in the past is like a time of celebration for religious regions -- for religious reasons. it becomes like events or sometimes it's not just the celebration of religious reasons but the traditional or certain interesting points. we have beef noodle type things and festivals become very popular and it happens around us all the time. in taiwan, i can give you some examples. we have a bell festival and in february, we have chinese new year and we have festivals and the most famous one is the lentil festival and it

and looks pretty good at the moment.n traffic pulse 11. >> we're down to the wire in washington. >> will lawmakers agreed to a deal before time runs out? jackson go to hallie with the latest on a possible shutdown. we are running out of time. >> midnight deadline. the senate will start its session 10 hours before the deadline for a deal. harry reid says his chamber will most likely stripped a bill of a controversial provision that would delay the health-care law. then send part of the bill back to the house, where its fate is uncertain. will fund the government. >> you are going to shut down the government if you cannot prevent millions of americans from getting affordable care. >> a government shutdown could affect visitors to national parks and museums. about 800,000 federal workers and first-time homebuyers could be affected. >> what will keep running tomorrow if a deal is not reached? mail, will still get your social security

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good people in other countries but. good intentions you know is there a time when you have to. allowing yourself to have good intentions is there time the should stop allowing yourself to have those good intentions no i don't think so because i think that you should have the right to do whatever you will you should have the right to explore. to try to strive for progress and sure there's going to be negative things that happen and there are going to be positive things that happen but i think that the gamble. taken in life in something that natural and something that's gone back to when we were. medic even if it's something that's continuing in all parts of life in all time mary the impression is whether you are seeking to gamble with your own life or get somebody else's life that's quite a big difference it is different but i think that you were just asking me about albert einstein progression science and the nuclear bombs that were after developed by other people for harm his intentions were positive and i think that that that's i think i'm a little confused here and i think l

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. sense of how far away we are from the scene. three-to-four blocks down the sidewalk here. police have several layers of a perimeter established already. to give you a sense of where we are in d.c., we are a block from the nationals baseball stadium and a mile from where the crow flies at capitol hill. at the navy yard, approximately 3,000 people work, both civilian and military. it is not clear how this gunman would have gotten into the establishment. whether he was an employee or had credentials or shot his way in, that is not clear. we have also seen a large number of ems personnel of ambulances coming in and going out as well as helicopter activity. one of the hospitals in the area, washington hospital -- pardon me, washington hospital center is telling us they are treating victims at this point. there are conflicting reports of the shooter is cornered or not. this is still an active situation. savannah. >> tom costello, live at the navy yard. we will have more on msnbc and nbcnews

good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, dave. we are here at levi stadium. you can see the stadium is coming along well as far as construction goes. but look at how close it is to the youth soccer field. now this may turn into a parking lot for football fans. the mercury news is reporting the new 49ers stadium is about 5,000 parking spaces short of their goal of 21,000 spaces. santa clara city leaders met recently to discuss options on where to relocate the soccer field. one of the proposed spaces is you'll stack natural area that has welt lands, native plants, and birds and butterfly garden. they have started a group called save you'll stack online. because they fear moving the soccer fields would ruin it. it's a temporary fix because a retail shopping plaza is planned for that land. reporting live from santa clara janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. >>> six people suspected in a violent attack in a san francisco murder case are due in court this morning. they are charged with killing 26-year-old steven reed. he was found bou

tara. >> reporter: good morning. yes, all we know is we arrived a couple minutes ago and this fire broke out shortly after 4:00 this morning. we have a lot of crews here on scene. if we take a look over here you can see this is a strip mall. that is is a pizza parlor and they are up on the roof there. we are not sure exactly where this fire started because no one has been able to talk with us just yet. if we pan over to the left, you can see there is a starbucks. we've been noticing firefighters have been going in and out of there. and they have a ventilator already. we understand there is a wall in the back of the strip mall that may have caught fire. we don't know exactly where the fire started but we are just to give you an idea we are off crow canyon place. that is just off of 680 we have three engines. two trucks here. we are waiting to get an update from the battalion chief. as soon as we get more information we will pass it along to you. tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. >>> time is 5:03. we have developing n

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good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. you know, you can still smell a little bit of natural gas in the air. the break was actually behind me, orange barrier that you see there. pg&e has capped that leak. that happened after 1:00 this morning. the crews i spoke with said they weren't sure how long it might take to replace that two-inch main. last night around 9:15 a cal train construction crew hit a gas main near huntington and san bruno avenues. no evacuations or injuries. this is three or four miles from the location of the deadly gasline explosion that happened in 2010. cal train service in both directions was stopped, passengers taken by bus to millbrae or to b.a.r.t. to carry on. the work will elevate the tracks above three streets that run in san bruno. that project expected to be completed next spring and work we're told will continue today. cal train service expected to be back to normal and again, that gas leak has been capped. reporting live in san bruno, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> it's 5:03. the tria

good morning. >> reporter: good morning.ere tactical moves by the military to try to rescue more hostages. we're learning more about the smoke we saw billowing out for about two hours. the military is saying the militants lit mattresses on fire to act as a distraction as the exchange was going on. at least two militants have been killed in the exchanges, most of the hostages have been rescued. here in the states the fbi is investigating whether as many as five americans could be behind these attacks. the they began investigating this after several names were posted on a twitter account and that is associated with the terrorist group that has claimed responsibility for these attacks. the fbi says it has found no evidence that that is correct information. just in case nypd is upping security in the city as the general assembly gathers there. they have put high weapons teams in several areas, several key areas of the city, high profile targets as well as shopping malls to be ready and alert just in case. danielle leigh, back to

westbound looks good.here are big-time delays from the toll plaza from before the macarthur maze and the interchange. that's about where it's stopping. we don't want to scare you off. a lot of people want to be the first to use the bridge. if you don't care about that, and some people say, hey, i'll use it when it all dies down, that would be the san mateo bridge is a good way to get across the bay this morning. it has taken a lot of the traffic over the last few days and there will be fewer people on that bridge. 580 coming from livermore, busy traffic as you drive west. 6:51. let's go to rosemary. >> a nice transition taking place. for today, not as humid. mostly clear skies for today. this morning, we have low clouds and fog along the coastline. a little patch or two pushing just inside of the bay. i'm seeing it near the golden gate bridge. we're partly cloudy and over santa rosa this morning. a little fog reported there. at some point it has been dense fog. be careful there. temperatures with the drier

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good morning. >>> good morning. lynette, how was your weekend? >> great. >> mine was great, thanks for asking. [ laughter ] >> all right. let's take a look. on the east side -- i love her. i love her. all right. highland avenue we have a car fire this morning. we don't know much about it, other than there is a car fire. avoid this east of the city. the key bridge this morning is looking good. nothing is going on. both of the crossings are looking good. 395, lots of green on your screen. if you're going to take the jfx into the city, a lot of green as well. so smooth commute this morning. drive times look like this, route 100 to 695, a 6 minute ride. 695 from 795 up to 95 on the outer loop. that's about 11 minutes. so our travel looks pretty good. more about this and see the changes coming up. guys. >>> happening today, a research professor accused of killing his wife with cyanide is expected in court. authorities arrested him back in july. prosecutors are saying he laced an energy supplement drink with a poison. dr. cline is from our area. he was

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ginger, good morning. >> good morning to you guys.his is not only record rain, we're talking all-time wettest september days. in both seattle and olympia with almost three inches yesterday. and this thing isn't over. yesterday, after the rain fell, the first round at least, you had many cars submerged around washington, oregon, too, trees down on power lines. it looked like this, but it sounded like this. record rains pouring through the roof at the seattle airport. as millions in the pacific northwest plow through one of two powerful weekend storms, more than five inches of rain falling in parts of the cascades. some getting more than a month's worth of water in just one day. >> it just came down. it was a -- it was a deluge. >> reporter: and then, the wind. >> the wind is so strong. i can't even contain myself right now. >> reporter: gusting at 70 miles an hour, the high winds tearing at power lines. this morning, thousands are waking up in the dark. more than 20,000 in portland alone. >> a bit of fall excitement here. this is crazy

good morning. >> good morning, marla. good morning to you at home.o ten degrees. that means mid to upper 90s in livermore, 88 in san jose and 90 in los gatos. 87 in oakland and 78 degrees for today. in san francisco it gets even hotter as we head through saturday and sunday. it looks like we'll see the peak of this warming trend by sunday afternoon at 102 degrees inland and then gradually cooling off as we head into next week. let's check your drive with mike. >>> it's a very slow drive right now. you expect friday light. most of the bay you have that. here the san mateo bridge reports of a stalled truck, maybe two at the high-rise. the sign over on the right is saying that. from the hayward toll plaza we see a slow, below 20-mile-per-hour drive across the span. a new crash north 880 and 92 also will muddle things. just use the dumbarton bridge, much clearer from newark toward the peninsula side. the south bay, northbound routes bog down, 101, 280 and 95. a new issue as you get on the bay bridge from treasure island. >>> we'll be back with our next l

good morning. welcome to baltimore. >> good morning. it is good to be in baltimore.t's going to be a baltimore day. a wonderful day. >> yes. >> you said it, we know that you have a large family and -- you all are planning some det together soon, too. >> i have a huge family. i have a lot, a lot of -- nephews and nieces and we all do plan to get together. the family plan tars -- plans to get together across shows in america. maybe ten of them, a reunion with alex myself as well. but, the same being, me and al are out doing shows. of course, you can hear a lot of -- as well as switch. five decades of music in the family from the '70s until now. we are doing it, thank god. and, hopefully, we'll keep on going it. i'm in the studio working on a new album. i will be out next year, spring time. so look forward to that. and keep on doing music. 18, i said before, i was telling, there is 18 number 1 hits. >> wow. >> wow. >> i like it. so i'll be doing some of those songs at the party. probably going six, 6:00 to 8:00 around in that time. and as i'm told, i'm being accompanied

. >> good morning. want to take you out live to the mobile communications center for the mount diablo fire. very active scene out there. alex savidge has been on this story. he's going to have the latest on the fire fighting efforts in just a bit. it was a very intense night out there. it is tuesday september 10th. i'm pam cook. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. first we're going to steve. how's it looking? >> it's looking cooler today. we have a little low forming helping to increase the fog from around 1200 yesterday to over 1800 now. also helped along by a delta breeze. 50s and 60s on the temps. i don't expect these to change too much. they are running warmer to the north bay. san jose will start off at 60. maybe patchy low clouds. going for a high downtown at 82. that temp has been coming down. today we're only going 65. mostly cloudy to start. overall, look for a lot of low clouds and fog and heading back to the coast. much more than yesterday. cooler inland. the wind picks up . not the low 100s or

those major roadways are good to go. we'll start out on the inner loop where we've got a construction zone just north of route 29. expect some lane closures there. outer loop, running absolutely beautiful. they're between the beltway. from maryland on to 270, moving about 61-mile-per-hour. no worries or delays there or along 66. you're good to go as you come from manassas. so delays or lane closures. we have a couple of live shots for you. we have live traffic in both directions, inner and outer loop there. northbound and southbound, we had an early-morning construction zone northbound through that stretch. it looks like it has cleared. all lanes open at this time. >> thank you, amanda. there's word that all hostage in a kenyan shopping mall are free. >> we're learning more about the victims and whether or not any americans were involved in the attack. >> after a tense day, officials have taken control of the shopping mall. overnight, authorities searched the mall looking for hostages, terrorists and more dead bodies. 17