fred gray didn't know she was going to add to that time. he was out of town when it happened but they use to have lunch almost every day at his office and one of the things they would talk about is how are you going to do it, what's going to happen, et cetera. she was convicted in a 30 minute trial. >> she had violated the law so it wasn't a sort of close legal case. it was a principled case that made people realize and that was the response of being the montgomery bus boycott. it was the way the 40,000 african-americans in montgomery had been treated. it wasn't that this was a big deal for all these people to noh ride the buses. the buses were there lifeline. this was more than just about we love and appreciate rosa parks. this was also personal to all the people that had dealt with the indignities. >> good afternoon and welcome to the monthly in depth program. dan abrams is our guest. his books the first one came out in 2011. women are better cops, drivers, gamblers, spies, beer tasters, hedge fund managers and just about everything else.

you so much.the book is all rise libertarian way with judge jim gray. the author judge james gray. judge how did you get the title of judge? well, actually, i was in i was a military criminal defense attorney in the navy and i was a federal prosecutor in, los angeles. and i was in private practice for a while, got involved in some political activity with the republican party and was in the end of 1983 by governor deukmejian as a trial court judge in the municipal court, the lower courts, and then was elevated a few years thereafter court where i actually served for 25 years and i'm proud of that and i think i made some contributions learned a lot and was able to help people on occasion some of the contributions that you're most proud of. well, we started a peer court where we tried to help keep young people out of trouble mentoring etc. that's going on quite well. proud of that. we go into 14 high schools now in orange county and take real criminal juvenile delinquency cases. an important panel they jury of high school kids and then they ask questions of the kid as well as the pare

it retreats but still gray at the shoreline.into sunday morning and then we will see the fog. mid to upper 70's inland, 70's on your sunday. the temperature pattern reversing, warmer for monday, tuesday, and wednesday. low 70's, that's a cool afternoon for the south bay, 73 in san jose. on the peninsula, upper 60's to low 70's in menlo park. redwood city. the clouds pretty expansive into downtown, breezy as well. 72 in vallejo. on the east bay, partly cloudy, mostly sunny from oakland to fremont. temperatures near average but as we had inland we will be 10 degrees warmer than the bayshore . 77 in concord today, 78 in pleasanton. we hope we can reach those eyes. we will get into a cooler day which really erodes the low deck of clouds sunday. we are turning around the trend for 80's inland, 70's around the bay. it has been kind of cool. zach: just missing the rain in the forecast. lisa: i'm going to work on it. zach: safeguarding the wildlife and natural resources along our coast in the san francisco bay, part of building a better

the author, judge james gray. judge, how did you get the title of judge? >> guest: well, actually, i was a military criminal defense attorney in the navy, and i was a federal prosecutor in los angeles, and i was in private practice for a while, got involved many some political activity withiv the republican party and was appointed at the end of 1983 as a trial court judge for the municipal court and was elevated a few years after to the superior court. actually served for 25 years, and i was proud of that. i think i made some contributions, learned a lot and was able to help people on certain occasions. >> host: what were you most proud of? >> guest: well, we started a peer court where we tried to keep young people out of trouble, mentoring them, etc. we're proud of it. wera go into 14 high schools in orange county and take juvenile delinquency cases there and impanel a jury of high school kids, and then they ask questions of the kid as well as the parents. the parents learn things like, a,s. you're not your child's friend, you're their parent. it's someth

the gray during the morning, the sun during the afternoon. all of it looks pretty good later on today. once the cloud cover lifts and burns off, as we've been seeing continuously the past few days. this is what we've got today by 08:30am, still looking at the great by the time we reach noontime, it's pretty much gone unless you're right at the coastline. tomorrow morning, another push of the gray on into the bay. we start the day with the fog. the misty conditions and then followed up actually our warmest day of the weekend tomorrow to bring ample sunshine during the afternoon. also going to come along with our warmest of at temperatures that we have in the rest of this forecast. still under that high pressure ridge to the north of us low to the south that's pushing in monsoonal moisture for areas of southern california and the desert southwest. we certainly. are not tapping into that monsoonal moisture back here at home. now, the only thing that we're getting is the fog during morning hours. that can result in some misty drizzly conditions 5

it is a gray start to the day. lots of cloud cover. areas of dense fog with drizzle along the coast. a wide range of afternoon temperatures. this weekend, temperatures on the cool side, below average. you can see the north bay impacted the most by the dense fog and it lingers for several hours. highs in the south bay, a lot of sunshine. 70's and 80's. the coast is cloudy. writer for redwood city. afternoon sunshine, cloudy. good air quality. in the north bay, 82. 77 in vallejo. the used bait today will see fog stretching through richmond for much of the day. 78 in fremont. inland, in the 80's. overnight tonight, repeating forecast, the marine layer is thick overnight, meaning dense fog and coastal drizzle. it looks like southern california tomorrow into thursday will see showers, northern california stays pretty dry outside of some drizzle from the marine layer. we will cool off by thursday and see temperatures dipping below average. it is cooler and breezy by sunday, all stuck in the 60's and 70's. kumasi: coming up, the seven things

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the libertarian way with judge jim gray, the author. judge james gray. the judge, how did you get the title of judge? >> i was a military criminal defense attorney in the navy and a federal prosecutor in los angeles. ii was in private practice for a while and got involved in some political activities was appointed at the end of 1983 in the municipal court, the lower court, and within two years thereafter. actuallyd served for 25 years. i think i made some contributions and learned a lot and seemed to help people on occasion. >> what are the contributions you are most proud of? >> we try to help keep young people out of trouble mentoring themui et cetera. we go into 14 high schools now and take real criminal juvenile delinquency cases and with a journey of high school kids they ask questions. parents learn things like you are not your child's friends, your their parent then they come up with a sentence imposed by a real judge. then if the subject completes it within four months the charges are dismissed and they don't have a record. >> when did you retire

fred gray represented him. the reason it put martin luther king on the map is because the national media covered the trial. the montgomery bus boycott was more a local issue until the city of montgomery decided we are going to prosecute martin luther king as the leader. suddenly the country starts paying attention. it is the first time martin luther king was ever mentioned in any national publication, the new york times and beyond. it was as a result of this trial and him being the defendant with fred gray as his attorney. when fred gray agreed to join us as a co-author, actually we asked him to write an introduction. he said to us, i believe this is the case that launched the civil rights movement. i would like to be more than just writing an introduction with you. david and my reaction was that is amazing. fred gray is going to agree to co-author this next book with us. host: at the time, you write, one of two black attorneys in montgomery. dan: gov. walz: that is right. -- dan: that is right. i think he was

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little bit less gray. and that seems to be the trend as we move ahead on in the fleet week weekend, which is really good news for those afternoon air shows because we'll have the mostly sunny skies during the afternoon. >> meaning you'll be able to take in all the action friday through sunday, some of the key days right there. and we will be seeing some morning fog. so don't let that get you down when you wake up and it might seem a little bit of gray much like we have been saying it burns off by the afternoon and that's the trend through the week, too. radar shows you clear skies lot more of the bay area this morning than we saw yesterday. it was just solidly great yesterday today. it's very spotty. some low clouds and fog at the coast as well as a few patches in the bay itself. it burns off quicker than it did yesterday. futurecast also shows a little bit of this hanging out with this into tomorrow morning, likely to hang out with us longer for your thursday. start before some clearing during the afterno

certainly tht is socked in gray. you can see the little filament, the littler of fog that comes into the golden gate, goes through alcatraz and piles up on the east bay. this is like primetime primetime for free. not that it it will look exactly like that but this is the best tool we have to gauge how the marine layer will behave today. this is is if we take it through the afternoon. it just kind of ebbs and flows a bit. it will be a part of the show today much like like yesterday. there is your seven-day forecast. the numbers will be in the low 80s for the south bay. we will see the numbers in san francisco have plenty of sunshine for the rest of the week. as we look at the microclimates, we will be in the the mid-80s for the next several several days. the north bay valleys will stay to the load mid-80s. those numbers are on erage is a looffog. it was isclasfor w r golden gate ke. nonecessarn june in ber. is why fleet wewe can great tithey m hali bit ofay.> >> records have a bain is novey, more nostalgia from tiybe

it's a little gray to start is how we can finish. and yes, still under that gray, it's persistent.s just yet. but later on today will be under nothing but sunshine. so we will get there. it's just a slow transition. san jose, one of those great spots like we're seeing across most of the bay area, you can actually see faintly hear that marine layer, that low gray that is pushed into parts of the north bay parts of the bay itself, especially the peninsula into the south bay in the east bay shoreline. further inland. you're getting into that sunshine. this high pressure ridge that's in place is going to block any chances of rainfall, which for once is a little bit of good news as it is. fleet week will stay dry through fleet week weekend. aside from that, we don't really have anything coming up after it, though, either. so we'd love to see some rainfall in the near future forecast right now is set to remain dry even after the weekend is done. 60's and 70's for san francisco today, you will get to the sunshine's going to take a minute 60's at the coast. 70's for your bayshore cities. b

. >> technically a dose of low cloud cover low gray, still obviously gray like it was yesterday. and yeah, temperatures not as many 40's up in the north bay. love to see morning. that's just working in our favor. mother nature's they see still kicking into gear. so that means that after this fog burns off and we see more and more sunshine later today, we're going to enjoy a moderating effect that the sea breeze continue to have with us keeping temperatures comfortable as the sun comes back out, it's still recommend the jackets this morning. we're in the upper 50's for most of the bay shore. alameda san mateo in oakland, egypt. 58 some low 50's in the north bay bike in santa rosa in cloverdale brentwood at 56. while redwood city at 59 talking. if we do have any changes in this forecast, still to come reyna. john, thanks for that will on this wednesday morning. traffic has been a busy a 64 to 70 minute commute for you. >> along 101 traveling up from ight to menlo park. you want to hop onto a to not seen that. the delay there. 21 minutes into the city right now maze to that fremont

judge james gray, how did you get the title of judge? >> guest: actually i was a military defense attorney in the navy and i was a federal prosecutor in los angeles and in private practice for a while. got involved in political activity with the republican party so the point is in 93 by iathe governor as the trial court judge in the municipal court, the lower court and then was elevated two years thereafter to the superior court or actually served for 25 years . i made some contributions, learned a lot and even helped people on occasion. >> what is the contribution your most proud of? >> we started a court where we tried to help keep young people out of trouble, mentoring them etc.going on quite well . we go into 14 high schools now in orange county and take real criminal juvenile nqdelinquency cases there and impanel a jury of high school kids and then they asked questions of the kids as well as the parents. the parents learn things like you're not your child's friend, you'retheir parents, it's something different . and then we eventual

but you all woke up up to gray skies today. bay area area wide, clouds melted back to to just the immediate golden gate. however, the cool air stad in effect and if you look at the between where temperatures are t now, compared to 24 hours ago, it's 20 degrees cooler in conco. 23 degrees cooler in santa rosas was a dramatic turnaround. we were kind of experiencing octobr temperatures for the daytime highs yesterday. inhannah. toda, no. this is more like june. and you can see that breeze coming through. the brighter the color shows you where that stronger on on shore influence is being felt. concord you can see why you cooled down so much. santa rosa you got it because all that because all that cool air came in through the petaluma gap thig and current numbers right now. y 70 in concord. this is right about 30 minutes after when you typically hit the daytime high.d average in concord would be 84.0 right now. san francisco, you should be getting up to 72. it'7 right now. san jose is at 72. yu should be right around 79. so you can

look nice above the gray anyways.ooking down into it, you can see just how dense that marine layer is across the region. santa rosa nevado oakland, just among a few areas that are dealing with some low visibility pockets, at least as we make our way into the afternoon today, we're going to see a good dose of sunshine for pretty much everywhere except for the coast and right through the golden gate where skies will remain mostly cloudy and conditions. kind of cool. right now. san jose, you're at 60 degrees. most of the rest of us are in the 50's concord, in dublin at 55 oakland at 56 degrees. then fairfax in cloverdale hanging out in the upper 40's right now, jackets and maybe a few extra minutes it off to rush through the low gray as you're getting to work. i'll be talking about this afternoon's forecast. still to come right now. john, thanks for that. happy monday morning. we've got to get you going. >> a 14 minute ride traveling into the city maze to that fremont street exit. no accidents across our bridges this mor

john, definitely on the gray side this morning. some brightness above the gray that we can look forward to a little bit later on this morning. >> going to take a while for that clearing to occur today. so be a little patient, but we will get to the sunshine later on. there's mount tam in the distance. you can see the gray sitting right atop the bay area really are very compressed into the bay. a lot of us further inland are already rid of it. well, closer to the coastline, not so much just yet. we will see sunshine later today and mostly sunny to partly cloudy day. here's the good news for friday and saturday temperatures will be nice and comfortable along the bay shore. and we will see some clearing a little quicker than what we've got in store today. now we will get your sunshine today. it's going to take a minute. high pressure ridge in place of this. high-pressure ridge weakens into next weekend. as that happens, temperatures are about to fall that today's daytime highs at our warmest inland in the low 90's. by next week, those

yeah, definitely gray for now. like you, i said we'll get there and temperatures our most mild today after today, our inland areas, especially are going to be seeing a nice climb back up to the nineties by thursday, friday and saturday. so we're well into fall now. obviously, that just means summer here in the bay area. >> your view outside appear 15 looking great. and we are definitely seeing not a lot of movement on that cloud. it's a pretty clear in still morning so far at the surface, at least we're not seeing very windy conditions, nor the very foggiest of conditions. couple spots of fog up into the north bay to watch out for though, as well as in the east bay hills and right along the coastline, skies clear beautifully this afternoon. current temperatures mostly in the 50's with oakland and alameda at 58 degrees. each fremont at 58 as well. concord fairfield in livermore. 57, a few 40's still hanging on. what's a very foggy and gray north bay still now later today, all about the sunshine. we just got to wait

you can see in future cast how the gray quickly receives, especially before noon time. going to hang on to it at the coast, though, in right through the golden gate. so not a lot of sunshine out that way. fog pushes back in during the evening hours tonight and we kick things off again tomorrow on a foggy know, likely some drizzle and some low visibility for your wednesday. much like we're seeing today. now, as far as are big picture set up goes where between a high pressure ridge to our north in the low to our south. this high is going to contribute to drier and warmer than average conditions for the pacific northwest for the week ahead of us. well, the low to our south, this actually can result in some monsoonal moisture building for the desert southwest could see some heavy rain and thunderstorm activity there as we're right in the middle of these 2 where just staying seasonable and pretty calm overall, good weekend, maybe to head up to the sierra and experience those fall colors as we do start to see peak in the weeks ahead of us areas in orange right here, nearing p

it is gray pretty much everywhere. if we go to the top of mount diablo and watch the time lapse, you can see the clouds streaming in and getting into the delta. there is concord. you can see the traffic coming down 680. there are places where you can get some breaks in the clouds. the clouds are pretty widespread. there is concord. concord and livermore are the two places where you can see sun. everybody is in the upper 50s and relatively cloudy. we'll take those clouds as widespread as they are and you can see that on the future cast and bring them all the way back to the beach by the time we get to late morning and early afternoon. it is a day with more sunshine on it. and it is through the golden gate where i doubt you will get much clearing. palo alto hit 79 and haywood 74. livermore will hit 85. walnut creek is going to 84. we'll see the numbers through the heart of the bay in the upper 60s. 71 in oakland. it is 79 when you go north to get to san rafael. petaluma is already 81. 82 in sonoma. 90 for ukiah with clea

we see the morning gray. then we see the afternoon sunshine and even as the sunshine comes out, it does so with comfortable. temperatures will see another push of that ocean cool there into tomorrow morning. that's another dose of the marine layer and fog followed by more sunshine. one of the other really good reasons about this cool sea breeze is this time of year often comes along with the really dry offshore wind. that's what's upping fire danger during our fall months. typically this time around, not so much. you notice we haven't been talking red flag warnings nor a lot of fire activity lately. still got to be fire wary. but this big picture set up has been helping us out a little bit with that. 2 are low. we've got to our south. we've got a low that's resulting in some showers for southern california. this high pressure ridge built up to the north of it is keeping conditions steadily dry for us. no heat waves, comfortable trend of weather that takes us to the weekend, too. now it's 50's 60's for the coa

we are gray by eleven o'clock. it's brighter and our east bay valleys, but clouds hanging on around the bay for the late morning hours and then by late in the day, we've got some mid to maybe a few upper 70s inland. it's sunny, but partly cloudy in oakland and clouds clinging to the shoreline. it's a quick return of the fog bank all the way inland. made setting up for the coolest day of the week tomorrow and then we'll talk about our warm-up how warm it's gonna get and how long that lingers in the week ahead in a few minutes zach. looking forward to that lisa. thank you and how to more details from thursday's mass shooting in north carolina officials report seven people were shot in five were killed the suspected shooter. that was caught hours later a 15 year old boy abc news reporter ty hernandez reports. as authorities investigate a deadly shooting on the streets of raleigh, north carolina. we're learning more about the victims 52 year old. nicole connors was killed a high school junior. my heart is heavy. becaus

now to prevent genocide into gray, the united nations has warned that the fighting and t gray is spiraling out of control and has repeated it's call for an immediate cease fire. countless people are at risk of going hungry as the philippine government tightens a blockade. really women prepare food for troops on the front line for our safety and survival. they chant for to gray television commerce, for nearly 2 years war has been raging between to grice regional rulers, an ethiopian in eritrea and troops to grey forces. a practically surrounded and addis ababa is severely restricting humanitarian aid from entering the area of the flogger. this the blockade as you and human rights commission, has documented the 8 blockade way in which a record came out just a few weeks ago. and it details for the 1st time very clearly by the way that you feel pin site has been using hunger as a weapon. it options and it's of course, explicitly criticizes that socrates yet does not wish and or dish. this is sherry a year ago to grind fighters had driven out ethiopian military to much celebration . now the cit

despite some morning gray and low clouds, reyna, thank you for that will.f you are taking bar bar to say that there is a 20 minute delay. >> they anticipate until about 6.15, this morning on some transbay trips they're saying in both dire working on some maintenance in the transbay, too. so they're trying to make sure that everything's great. so you don't continue to have issues as you're traveling this morning. that's supposed to run until about 6.15, 7 minute ride into the city right now. maze to that fremont street exit. let's go ahead and look at richmond. sandra fell bridge tolls to 1, 0, 1, 7 minutes. as you travel out of richmond. well, if you're taking 24 walnut creek down to 5.80, just under 12 minutes and then hopping on 8, 85, 80 along there, 50 min arrive. it's cracking down towards the maze. a long 5, 18, 80. if you are in the south bay 1, 0, one. 27 minute ride traveling up from 85 into menlo park. darya. james, back to you. well, for your health this morning, top health officials say we could be on for well could be in for a bad flu season co

here's a look at live doppler 7 where it has been very gray out there. check it out.e dense fog here over the bay, but it has cleared up in parts of the north bay and continues to do so in our east bay visibility. well, it is certainly reduced still in conquered napa novato, but certainly the sun coming up up in sonoma county, but it's gonna be a while for areas right around fremont and hayward over in oakland. there's a look at your foggy sfo 54 right now 57 oakland palo alto and san jose with 52 in half moon bay and the golden gate bridge can't even see the tower there where it is in the low 50s from napa to santa rosa and looking at 50 in livermore shark tank more gray sky as we get down towards the south bay so dense fog and spots. it is clearing up in the next couple of hours and looking for eight beautiful weather forecast for halloween. no problems in terms of rain. we're holding that off till the overnight hours when we get a level one system in here for midday on tuesday. here's a look at the next couple of hours and the clouds. it's really the low clouds the

fred gray was out of town when it happened that she and fred gray used to have lunch almost every day of his office and one of the things they would talk about his all right how are you going to do it and what's going to happen etc.. it was preplanned. wasn't specifically planned for that day. >> she was convicted in a 30 minutemi trial. >> technically she violated the law so that wasn't a close legal case. it was a principled case. it was the case that made people realize how troubling the law was. that was the response of being the montgomery bus boycott it wasn't just a rosa parks. it was the way that the 40,000 african-americans in montgomery had been treated. it wasn't -- it was a big deal for all these people to not wright the buses. the buses were their lifeline to get to work and to get around. this was more than just about we love m and appreciate rosa park. it was also the people would who had written the buses for so many years ago with the indignities over those years as well. >> good afternoon welcome to booktv to our "in depth" program. one author's body of work and more

it's gray over don san jose, and it's gray everywhere. this came in fast and already covered a good part of the entire bay area. it's already getting into the tri-valley now. so we're all going to wake up gray tomorrow. it's probably even going to mist a bit. most likely near the coat or the hills. it's not going to be big time rain in a situation like this, but if you're an early morning riser on sunday and will be on the road, don't be surprised if you need the wid wipers for a time, particularly near the coast or hills. this is is how widespread it will be in the morning. everyone is gray. but late morning, early afternoon, it's gone, and it's l sunny day unless you're right nr the coast or the golden gate. se start out tomorrow morning, and it's upper 50s for morning lows. lows. daytime highs tomorrow may may have to be adjusted a littlr in light of the fact that it waa pretty impressive on shore surge surge today. but keeping the fot there for now, and it could come come in a little cooler. big picture shows a beautiful wound up stor

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they chant for to gray television cameras. for nearly 2 years, war has been raging between to great regional rulers, an ethiopian and eritrea troops to grey forces a practically surrounded and addis ababa severely restricting humanitarian aid from entering the area. the flag this, the blockaded un human rights commission has documented the 8 blockade when, when's a record came out just a few weeks ago? and it details for the 1st time very clearly by the way that you feel pee inside has been using hunger as a weapon. options and it of course, explicitly criticizes that socrates yet does not wish and orders. this is sure, a year ago to grow and fighters had driven out ethiopian military to much celebration. now the city, one of the biggest into gray, has been recaptured by ethiopian in eritrea. troops, there is no new footage. hundreds of thousands of soldiers and civilians are estimated to have been killed since the beginning of the conflict. largely out of the site at the world's media, the you and says more than 5000000 peopl

it was gray here and gray everywhere. and we are mostly 20 degrees cooler today than yesterday. what happened with that? and when are we going going >> in south carolina, people are are just beginning to assess the the damage after hurricane ian made its second landfall there yesterday. authorities say the death toll in the storm's aftermath has risen to at least 77. hundreds of thousands of floridians remain without powers hoffman is in north port florida florida with the latest on the rescue and the recovery. > >> searchers in florida are combing through the ruins of homes and buildings looking for signs of life. days after hurricane ian slammed into the state, storm surge poses an ongoing threat. >> now we are here surveying a lot of flood. i mean, it is really, really incredible the amount of flood that we are seeing. >> it is waist deep. so we are literally walking back to our house. >> reporter: so far, the u.s. coast guard says federal, state, state, and local authorities have brought about 4,000 people to safety. many were stranded on on sanibel and captiva. devastad bar

the gray skies are really seeing it kind of socked in. it's not going out with this as long as it did yesterday, burning off fairly quickly in the afternoon. sunshine will get here soon. enough. but from san jose on up the peninsula definitely looking at some great pockets. futurecast shows are abundant sunshine later on today. tomorrow morning, i'm expecting more this marine layer, this low gray to be hanging out with us and tomorrow it's going to take a little bit longer to clear off than today. but we are definitely going to still have our sunny afternoons, which is something to look forward to for the air shows, especially friday and saturday, high pressure ridge still with us. and it's going to stay with us through your fleet week and fleet week weekend before eventually into next week. this high-pressure ridge gets nudged out a bit and we'll likely see a window of change ahead of us towards the middle of next week. what that brings for us will at least be cooler temperatures, 60's and 70's for your highs in sf 70's along the embarca

it was fred gray who was with joanne robinson.talks about remembering that she was the one who openly said you know, we've got to go, this guy, dr. martin luther king, his words, the way he speaks. they really resonate. i think that he should be the leader, and she was that influential in the local community. >> host: and will get into john adams and jack ruby in just a few minutes. but let's hear from our callers. marshal down in houston. go ahead, marshall. >> caller: good morning gentlemen. thank you. a quick word about your process, mr. abrams. i you write your books. do your research as you write or before you write? do you write every day, that kind of thing. the last one, advice to would be writers. thank you very much, both of you. >> guest: so the process for these books is a little different because david and i are co-authors on the book. absolutely there's research to start. and the place we start is with the transcript. we start with the transcript. we both get a copy of the transcript. we both highlight the transcript

so it's the low gray hanging out overhead. that's gradually lifting in burning off giving way too much as we've seen every day this week, some sunshine during the afternoon. we've had some misty drizzly spots up in the santa cruz mountains as well as up along the north bay coastline. skies clear and future cast, as you can see towards the afternoon, just a little gray at the coast and you're probably already guessed it. but tomorrow morning, the fog pushes back in. it's been a pattern that's repeated itself each and every day enough. so this past weekend that fleet week flights were canceled. now we're just looking at the grey start. sun enjoying the afternoons from it. we actually have a lot going on across the west coast. we're kind of in the middle of these 2 competing patterns, low pressure to our south, resulting in monsoonal moisture in the desert southwest and a high pressure ridge of north of us is actually resulting in unseasonably warm and dry conditions up to our north in the middle of it all is just seasonable weat

well, san francisco berkeley at 54, maybe a gray morning. definitely still need the jackets for it. but some sunshine and shorts and t-shirt weather look forward to later today. rain. john, thanks for that. hey, if you're traveling along 101 on the peninsula side. >> north of marsh road in menlo park. we have an accident. so you are seeing delays. but look at 2.80, here. things are moving along at the limit. so you could take that or 82 to navigate and get around that accident. 21 minutes into the city right so that fremont street exit. let's check on the san mateo bridge as you're heading across towards the peninsula. 13 minute 80 to 101. our richmond, sandra fell bridge. it's about an 8 minute right holes to one on for you. there. the golden gate bridge still have that fog. 37 to the tolls about 31 minutes. and if you're hopping on 5.80, or 80 crockett down towards the maze about 18 minutes on this tuesday morning. all right. a lot going on in the news world what's going on on your and we had to get the vote out. that's i go thank you. it'

the t gray people's liberation front recaptured its regional capital mckelly by july. it had advance into the regions of afar and am herrera. on october, 11th ethiopian forces launched ground offensive and air strikes. a week later, the following month, the government declared a state of emergency after the t p. a left re took towns on a road leading to the capital, addis ababa. the northern region has been under a blockade for 17 months with no banking, telephone, and internet services, nor media axis. while human rights campaigners have warned of potential abuses by both size in the conflict. me one competencies, credible independent investigation into all outward cities committed in this conflict. so we want humana that an 8 i us as immediate as possible. and we want the international regional community to respond to that situation in a manner which is deserving of that. that gravity of this question the well let's bring in august now for today's inside story from addis ababa. and while in se journalists and political commentator from sun valley in sweden pick lie g

a little gray this morning in san francisco. but skies already brightening up low 70's for your highs on the embarcadero 60's at the coast and then 70's to even 80's along the bayshore. this is a warmer one than yesterday was foster city through mountain view in the low 80's temps in the south bay in the low mid to even upper 80's san jose. 84 after yesterday. 70's for you pleasanton and livermore close to 90 while danville, walnut creek and concord, getting up to 90 oakland all the way up through richmond. nicely in the 70's, antioch, in pittsburgh. 89 vacaville right at 90 degrees. santa rosa through center fell also back into the mid 80's. tomorrow's highs similar to today's. we will see a few more 90's likely friday and saturday bringing even more low 90's inland. now, during the same time, our inland areas may be getting hotter but are bayshore in coastal cities remain moderated by cool coastal breeze. that will keep us closer to the 60's and 70's, john, thank you for that. well, the san francisco bay ferry reminded us that

now the city, one of the biggest into gray, has been recaptured by ethiopian in eritrea and troops. there is no new footage. hundreds of thousands of soldiers and civilians are estimated to have been killed since the beginning of the conflict, largely out of the site of the world's media. the un says more than 5000000 people now rely on food aid, nearly 90 percent of the population. every 3rd child is suffering from malnutrition, and infant and maternal mortality are also much, much higher than before the conflict. the devastated health care system has made the situation even worse or ever is remitted is severely funky. and according to the original, his amazon educational deficiency was because of the story. the region was already suffering from the effects of climate change. now with the conflict, the crisis is rapidly becoming a humanitarian catastrophe. and that said from me and another steam of finale call foliage. we'll have an update for you. at the top of the hour, eric went his founded of you anyway, another feature from a dock film series. following off to a short grab off