. >> a real mess for drivers around highland/orange. >> this is ridiculous what they are doing downtown. >> it will be chaos. around this area. >> my wife was in the area, i saw nothing but eye rolling going on. >> i was going -- >> and we say president obama brings traffic problems. >> my goodness. >> don't go down highland, folks. >> watch on tv. >> i am having to adjust my schedule at least 15 minutes. [ applause ] >> jimmy: that's his flossing time. so, well i'm sorry we replaced the usual chanting korean missionaries and homeless guys drumming on buckets that we see on hollywood boulevard with two of the biggest stars. [ cheers and applause ] but, in the immortal word of justin timberlake "cry me a river," folks. there are a lot more happy people out there now. i believe guillermo is out there with the group. hi. how is it going out there? can you hear me? >> guillermo: yeah, jimmy. >> jimmy: do you speak any english? >> guillermo: yes. >> jimmy: who should i talk to? who seems most excited, guillermo? him? that's joey fattone. what is he doing out there? you can't go on stage. thi

earlier this year he was rushed to highland after he was shot in a carjacking.when his family visited him at the hospital, he says they talked retaliation. >> there's no way i want to handle this but we're trying to keep him from handling it. >> reporter: they credit the program for helping them get out of the violence. >> who to contact when things like this happen to you. >> reporter: intervention specialists understand why it's essential. >> you have 14-year-olds that don't feel like they're doing to live to see 18 so they might as well live for today. >> reporter: last year they say 99% of the teens in the program were not reinjured during the year. >> that program across the program, has the best outcome of any injury prevention program nationwide. >>> last month the organization that runs the caught in the cross fire program honored its founder sherman spears. spears began the program two decades ago. in the years since, spears has had to step back from the program. meanwhile the program he started has gone nationwide. ktvu's rob roth talked with sherman s

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manning and highland road. it moved very quickly here. has been blackened. we'll tell you more about this fire in the live more valley when we come back with more of mornings on 2. . >>> and fire continues for today as dry breezy weather remains in the forecast. also impacting your temperatures. i'll have what you can expect for your friday and the weekend coming up. ♪ ♪ because you're sweet and lovely girl, i love you ♪ ♪ because you're sweet and lovely girl it's true ♪ ♪ i love you more than ever, girl, i do ♪ ♪ and this is my home team. this is my large lecture hall. this is my professor. and also my coach. this is my booster club. this is the guy who's graduating ready for a great career in technology. [ male announcer ] in 2012, 90% of devry university grads actively seeking employment had careers in their field in 6 months. find your career success in the bay area. learn how at devry.edu. expwrrntlez aictd 44. back to the breaking news woo first started telling you about at 8:30. these are live pictures from news chopper 2 which jus

in the area of highland and manning road. it went from 1 a. to more than 60 a.t embers and smoke are being blown south in the direction of livermore, so far no structures are threatened. there is a lot of potential fuel out there. will let you know when they have this contained. >> the wind is certainly not dying down. fairfield has a 30 mi. per hour sustained winds. the winds are worse in the higher elevations. , conditions inside the bay but take a look at the windows. 38 mi. per hour for fairfield. 284 concord. the wind was start to die down as we head into the afternoon. we still have the wind advisory and we may see several instances of a downed trees and power lines. we still have the red flag warning above 1,000 ft.. here is a live look outside from our roof cam. this is overlooking parts of downtown san francisco the temperatures are certainly,. santa rosa has 70 degrees out the door. mid 60's for san jose. by the time nears the afternoon and you could expect 80s. >> sunnyvale has a high of 81 degrees. we will be in the low 80s for san jose and upper 70'

. >> a real mess for drivers around highland/orange. >> this is ridiculous what they are doing downtownlywood. >> it will be chaos. around this area. >> my wife was in the area, i saw nothing but eye rolling going on. >> i was going -- >> and we say president obama brings traffic problems. >> my goodness. >> don't go down highland, folks. >> watch on tv. >> i am having to adjust my schedule at least 15 minutes. [ applause ] >> jimmy: that's his flossing time. so, well i'm sorry we replaced the usual chanting korean missionaries and homeless guys drumming on buckets that we see on hollywood boulevard with two of the biggest stars. [ cheers and applause ] but, in the immortal word of justin timberlake "cry me a river," folks. there are a lot more happy people out there now. i believe guillermo is out there with the group. hi. how is it going out there? can you hear me? >> guillermo: yeah, jimmy. >> jimmy: do you speak any english? >> guillermo: yes. >> jimmy: who should i talk to? who seems most excited, guillermo? him? that's joey fattone. what is he doing out there? you can't go on stag

project ile unique is exactly what the stem school, a facility that focuses on science and math, in highlands ranch wants to see more of. "what a perfect way to show them this is why... this is why you have to learn how to write a lab report becau you may have to write a real proposal one day." for teachers like sharon combs, seeing a student's imagination come alive is what it's all about. "just the whole idea i've got an 11 year old putting beer together in my classroom... that was pretty special." now it's up to nasa to get the test-tues into space. as for michal, he's already convince no matter what ke food isturning heads at e south by souwest eco conference in texas. take a look at 3-d food printing. this machine makes pizza using powdered ingredients to build a square of dough, a layer of sauce and some cheese on top. a heated plate then cooks the pie. the product developer says astronauts could potentially use the printer in space. "they wanted to investigate other technologies that can provide sustainable nutrients and food source to astronauts." designers say they still need approva

. >> and they close the doors on their highland town store. >> problems that plagued the government's health insurance website, what's being done to fix them and will there be more delays. >> a howard county police officer shot. >> it happened just before 5:00. a police officer arrived after someone called and said there was an armed man in the area. we do know the gunman is on the run. police have shut down route one and whiskey bottom road. the officer is at shock trauma. we'll continue to bring the latest developments. so keep it right here. >> there are plans to build a million square foot distribution center. >> jeff hager has the row action to the big announcement. >> those who live within sight of the old general motors plant have seen more than their share of loss. >> general motors, a merry yad of smoke coming in and out. every time you turn around, one of the buildings was emptied. >> now there's a flurry of activity at the highway site as amazon.com prepares to build a million square foot distribution center right here in southeast baltimore. the company i nounsed -- announ

it happened in highland, kentucky. there was a crew and there was a patient. that was on fire when deputy sam mullen showed up. he said when he got there, they already had the patient out of the ambulance. that explosion is the oxygen tank. fire officials think that fire may have started in the wiring in the ambulance's electrical system. eventually emergency crews did show up. no one was injured. they were transporting a patient to a nursing home but, again, nobody hurt because this off-duty deputy helped move that guy back further from the ambulance. tell us about this incident, we have "right this minute" via skype those on the scene. what do you think would have happened if you guys didn't get there when you did? >> probably the worst case scenario. the paramedic was close to the vehicle and the fire started to get larger. that's when we jumped out of the vehicle and they had the gurney the elderly gentleman was on was stuck in the gravel. they was way too close. >> how did you guys feel once the whole ordeal was over and just the shelf the ambulance was s

. >> highland park firefighters in michigan had quite the tall order when they went into this buildingthey were luckily able to contain the fire in the basement. >> i'm receiving information from the homeowner here but she's saying she doesn't know where her kids are. >> they get this call saying the woman doesn't know where her children are so firefighters begin to look for them. >> the woman doesn't know where her kids are. the woman doesn't know where the kids are! >> they find out the kids were accounted for. on the second floor they found three pets. you can see the firefighters carrying one of cats down. >> if they weren't look are for the kids, they might have found a cat. >> think of how hard it is to find cats. they could be anywhere in any crevice hiding. but they got three of them out. >> there you can see a still shot of the firefighter coming out with a cat in his hand. look at this. two of the three cats needed to have cpr. but there was an ambulance there and they were resuscitated and they said they will all live to purr another day. >> that's awesome. >> true heros. >>

by contrast, 2012 figures for highland hospital show 249 such incidents.f general says its own numbers show 136 a wales and amas this year. policies put if place have caused a steady decrease in prison that effects every hospital. >> bottom line is there anything can you do to keep people in the hospital if they don't want to be here. >> the bottom line is line. >>> it's still unknown why she left her room. investigations are going on now as to why it took so long to find her body. >>> and a new chancellor for arthur post from houston and sacramento will oversee administrative functions of city college and make recommendations to a special trustee appointed by an accrediting panel. >> and chuck reed is taking his pensions statewide. mayor read and five other california mayors filed patients to get a pension initiative on the 2014 ballot. unions oppose the plan. mayor reed led a fight in san jose, getting measure b approved by voters. san jose's police union is challenging it in court. >>> a texas jury today cleared mark cuban of insider trading. he walked

the fire started along manning road near highland avenue threatening this area as it burned towards interstate 580 before the crews contained it. it burned 150 acres. in so sonoma county, a blaze burned 159 acres and is 75% contained. no word on when they expect full containment. . as for the fire we told you about last night during our 11:00 newscast, the fire near this area is fully contained. high winds of up to 50 mph forced the fire to grow quickly. in the if you hours between 8:00 and 10:00 last night it went from 50 acres to 200 ended at 376 acres and it's fully contained. there is also a lot of damage created by the high winds. in berkeley the force of the wind brought down the huge redwood tree, crashing down on a home. it stretched across the top of the home, breaking it apart after making contact with the rear deck and falling down the hill side. nobody was hurt but it did give the people inside quite a scare. >> it was a big crash with a lot of glass. there's a window that got smashed. we were all sort of -- we were asleep or sort of asleep so it was kind of a big jolt. >> one resi

. >>> a second vendor files a lawsuit against highland town grocery santony's. one week after they announced they're closing. a food and vegetable vendor say they deliver produce to san tony's and all of it remains unpaid. san tony's were also sued by another company for unpaid bills. san tony's has not commented on the suit. >>> a day of remembrance, the fire department honors firefighters who died in action. gigi barnett's reports this ceremony recognizes firefighters who showed extreme bravery in the face of danger. >> reporter: a single flag hoisted high hanging in memory of city firefighters lost over the last year. >> the lord give and the lord taketh away. >> reporter: this ceremony marked the occasion. >> he lived and breathed talking about the fire didn't. >> reporter: ellestine grant's husband silas died last year. before retiring, he was a trail blazer in the department engine 13. >> he was one of the first classes of african american in baltimore in 1956 when he came on and when i was a young kid i would watch him at the station and things of that na

i'm thrilled that we have two female anchors finally giving us the news but, of course, like the highlanderthere can be only one. how will you actually back stab each other and become the only anchor. >> you know, we don't want to do that. >> stephen: i know you don't want to but it's an ugly business. are you guys friends? >> yes. >> we are friends, we like each other. we respect each other. and look at it this way, stephen think how far the country has come just using half of its talent. think about how much farther we can go if we use all of the talent. if women are allowed to do what men have done. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: all right, but am i going to be able to get my man news when i check in with the ladies? because last night i reported on who would win in a fight between a lion and a tiger. i don't think a woman would report on that. i broke that story, judy. >> you're right, you're right. >> stephen: i fwlek story. >> here's the thing. when we got this job we thought it was a natural progression for us. and we were surprised and taken aback by how many women-- especially y

. >> reporter: it's the homecoming football game for highland park. what happened on the field is exciting. what happened on the sidelines is inspiring. >> it's awesome. the greatest thing that could ever happen 0 me. >> i am blessed. >> kathleen is a sparkling spot. she and four of girls are special needs are part of the cheerleading squad and cheers these times a year. but the girls don't see their special needs, just that they're special. >> it us so rewargd to see what we learn. >> i think they're totally awesome and they're sweet. >> each sparkling scott has a squad sister that works with them on the cheers. >> we built our relationships a lot because they're always with us. we love it so much. >> i saw an opportunity here in this community. >> helen waterman brought the idea to high land high school. her daughter was in a similar program at a different school. >> it's a great program, to see so r see how happy they are and see the acceptance from the school body. >> again, that was nbc julie fine reporting. >>> san jose high school has named its

meanwhile, the victim is in intensive care at highland hospital. in oakland, don ford, kpix 5. >> san francisco police are hoping the owner of a car found burning next to the twin peaks reservoir this morning can help them figure out what happened. this is all that's left of a bmw discovered at about 4 a.m. the car came crashing down and touched off a small fire. there was no one inside and a police search of the area turned up nothing. adding to the mystery, police say the car had not been reported stolen. >>> the a's had one stolen away today. the oakland a's have to wait another day. >>> the tigers win with their backs to the wall. >> 3-0 lead for a while. not quite the ending the a's fans had in mind. detroit will have highlights of game 4 later on. but as mark sayre found out win or lose this play-off run has given oakland residents something to scream and yell and smile about. right, mark? >> reporter: indeed, ken. certainly not the outcome fans were hoping for today but here at the new parkway theater at 24th and telegraph in oakland, fans g

quinn was shot in the head and was taken to highland hospital. an emergency room she knew well. >> did a quick check. when is the last time we had a laugh. what did we do yesterday? >> reporter: two days later quinn was taken off life support and then followed the unthinkable, the arrest and the stunning revelation that the accused were just boys. >> when i heard how young they are i just felt sick to my stomach and sad. >> reporter: now the irony of quinn's death. murdered allegedly by the children he wanted to reach, at-risk youth in the city he grew up and loved weighs heavy on boyer. >> this is senseless and it is a loss all around for everyone. i don't get quinn back. i don't get to take the hurt away from anyone. i don't get to -- i'm -- i'm a doer and a fixer. this can't be fixed. >> not for anyone. boyer feels compassion for the teens charged as juveniles and for christian burton the only teenager charged as than adult. tomorrow liz and quinn's family will be in court to begin their painful ordeal. we'll bring you more from liz boyer what

a 63-year-old man drove himself to south highland street and asked for directions. the man seemed drunk, had drugs in the car and had something in the car resembling a pipe box. technicians detonated the device. this happened sunday evening. arlington fire department later said the pipe was empty. >>> a prostitution sting in downtown dc nabbed 60 suspects. both men and women were taken into custody. investigators say the charges range from street level prostitution to internet and hotel prostitution. police got tips from the public trying to find the suspect no maryland's attorney general says state troopers are blowing one of his bad habits out of proportion. he regularly ordered state troopers driving him around to speed and using lights and sirens to get out of traffic jams. gansler issued a written apology yesterday to the troopers who he made uncomfortable when he was doing that back seat driving. he said the picture painted in the article is not reality. >> he scheduled two events, one in a park in baltimore, gansler announced he was running for the state's to

couple of showers that i think are really going to dwindle down to sprinkles as they come across the highlandsyou'll notice the clouds during the day tomorrow. next big story is tropical storm karen, still a tropical storm with winds of 65 miles an hour having a hard time strengthening, movely slowly. a lot of west wind coming into the system feeding in dry air. it's rather lopsided but definitely bringing some decent rain to the gulf coast. tropical storm warnings are flying from louisiana to the pan handle of florida. i know the worst effects are going to be on the east side of the storm. if you're west you'll get rain, wind, let's hope it doesn't get stronger. right now forecast to potentially become a minimal category one hurricane before weakening to a tropical storm at land physical. here is a -- landfall. a future cast, they'll definitely get the tropical storm effects tomorrow night. that rain comes on shore saturday, looks like new orleans will get a good drink. here comes the front, picks up that moisture and sends it in our direction. it will be blocked out this weekend by big area

he was supposed to drop the little girl off at the highland village head start center.he came back here to his home on south paca street and fell asleep forgetting his grandchild was in the car. he slept for the next four hours. as time passed, the temperature rose to a blistering 88 degrees and even hotter inside the truck. when he woke, he went to pick up his daughter at day care. >> he was told the child was never dropped off. when he ran back out, he discovered the child was unresponsive in the backseat. >> reporter: city prosecutors believe criminal charges are warranted. some neighbors of the daycare center agree. >> i don't know how you forget about something like that. >> reporter: others question the charges. >> it's family members. i don't think that's right. it was an accident. he didn't mean it. >> reporter: now as he mourns the loss of his granddaughter, he faces 10 years behind bars. he has been released on $25,000 bond. >> thank you. experts say 42 children have died this year after being left alone in a hot car. >>> we are about to enter the 10th day of

highlands hear me take off my back here save the dying people. i had to say something in their defense so they lied that they had used blank or wooden shells. but the building was burning. how much time it took to restore it to your pocket blank cells cause such damage on their. deputies get together in the conference hall on the fifth floor whether or no windows as they hold their last session it becomes perfectly clear that the army will not back the supreme soviet room as soon circulated that yeltsin had. security. the safety was. a secret unofficial request we were told to given the chance to do them both and instead of arresting them. we didn't get a chance they were just too many witnesses. the deputies were saved by members of the counterterrorism unit which had once been under k.g.b. control. to working in political hot spots along the borders of the former u.s.s.r. they were called upon to stop a civil war at home in the capital. in the afternoon. again negotiations with the deputies inside the white house. down and started waving our ar

livermore un incendio de matorrales consumio mas de 150 acres de maleza en el area entre las calles highlandros de 6 distintas agencias acudieron a combatir las intensas llamas que se controlaron tras 4 horas de intensa labor. topmap cesar --y otro incendio, este en el area del lago berryesa, en el condado de napa ha consumido cerca de 400 acres de vegetacion... ---el siniestro comenzo ayer por la noche pero se espera que sea contenido en cuestion de horas... ---no hay daÑos ni heridos... blanca ---san francisco y oakland han sufrido los embates de los fuertes vientos que se han experimentado en las ultimas horas en el area de la bahia. take vo ---esta maÑana, los residentes de varias calles en oakland descubrieron arboles y cables de electricidad caidos y algunos de los cuales obstaculizaban el transito. ---la patrulla de caminos ha lanzado advertencia de fuertes vientos para los puentes dumbarton y bay bridge. ---la zona de la bahia se encuentra bajo alerta debido al peligro de incendios. blanca ---en san jose una familia de seis miembros se salvaron de morir calcinados luego que el atico

after, in the scheme of things, it was a blink of an eye after, i believe it was the people of the highlands who had their first contact in 1931 with australians. hows that for getting an a in my first question. jared: a+. but do well on the rest of the exam. terry: i promise you i will. and it sort of springs from there that these are people who literally, pretty much literally, had had no contact and really were living in a world until yesterday. jared: its even more recent than that terry. the first contact anywhere in the eastern islands was not until 1931. until then, outside, as the australians who were on the coast thought that the mountainous interior they could see the mountains in the distance, were uninhabited. and the new guineans themselves because they were traditionally at war with neighboring groups, people in the interior, eighty miles from the coast, didnt know that there was an ocean. so first contact for any islander was 1931, but then over the course of the next decade there were first contacts with this group and that group so that some of my new guinea friends i rememb

closer to washington here in this area in the orange, western maryland, the highlands in west virginia, they have some moderate color there. closer to washington we have some spotty color, some moderate color beginning to show up in the shenandoah valley the next day or two. patchy fog is what we're dealing with. where temperatures are down to near 60 closer to washington don't have much fog around. temperatures in the low to mid-60s. look at our temperature graph like a roller coaster again, quickly climbing into the low 80s by noon hitting mid and upper 80s by midafternoon throughout much of the region under a partly cloudy sky. then for your friday night should be partly cloudy, 70s through the evening. high school and college games tomorrow, it'll be hot. afternoon highs again into the upper 80s on saturday and partly cloudy. sunday increasing clouds. highs mid-80s as that front approaches from the west. we'll likely get some rain hear on monday. it may draw in some of the tropical moisture from the remnants of karen so we could get some moderate downpours on monday and into monday

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a 63-year-old man from new york asked for directions on south highland street. the officer noticed the man seemed sort of drunk, then they thought he had drugs in his car. also they saw a device resembling a pipe bomb. now the bomb squad detonated the device, which turned out to be an empty pipe. man was taken in for questioning. police have not released his name, at there point. >>> it is 5:05 and time for your latest your money report on this monday morning. >> let's talk friday,. >> we'd love to see that rally on wall street. >> it is a dave off, but it is also a situation where congress is still at work. everybody is so focused on what is going on there. the world watching the debt ceiling debate. that is not changing anytime each though earnings are starting to be released. checking the numbers for you on friday the dow snapped a two week losing streak. s & p 500 closed above 1700 for the first time in a long time. nasdaq added 31 points. many investors around the world are worried a debt default will impact the global economy. international monetary fund c

the fire started along manning road near highland avenue, threatening a ranch for a time as it burned toward interstate 580 before crews contained the blaze at roughly 150 acres. this is fully contained. coming up on kron 4 news at six.we'll tour the fire area on the ground and show you how firefighters were clocking the wind-speed over the hilltops and what helped them battle the flames. >> catherine: viewers sending in their pictures to kron-4. this one from linda in san francisco. hazy skies. the next pic also from san francisco. potrello hill. also smokey there. this one sent in by craig. another here from jen. close to one of the fires. this is near petaluma hill road in santa rosa. send us your photos if you have any. to breaking news at kron.com. >> pam: the strong winds are whipping flames. and making it tough for firefighters to knock them down. im in the weather center with chief meterologist jacqueline bennett is here to explain what's ahead. jacqueline. >> jacqueline: we are seeing some gusting winds. they are driving the gusting, dry conditions and this is from our mount

it happened in the washington highland area this afternoon. >>> for the first time washington redskins owner dan schneider is speaking directly to fans on why he doesn't want to change the team's name. he says he does hear the critics and respect their opinions but he says the main reason is tradition. after 81 years the name redskins holds the memories of where we came from, who we are and where we want to be in the years to come. a representative from the onita indian nation invited schneider to meet with him writing during his visit, we will organize a special meeting of the family where mr. schneider can explain to them why he believes they deserve to be called redskins. >>> coming up tonight, members of congress drafted new laws to shut down the congressional furloughs. check out this collision caught on video. what the driver did to walk away what the driver did to walk away without a sc yeah, oh. no, i gotta go. oh, can you make that to go? these days, nobody has time to get sick. but minute clinic makes it easy to get well. our nurse practitioners can diagnose and write prescri

police tell me that violent was taken with what they call grave injuries to highland hospital. at last check he was listed in critical condition. noelle walker ktvu channel 2 news. >>> coming up in ten minutes we'll have more coverage of that triple shooting last night in oakland, including what witnesses told us happened right before the gunfire. >>> a man is under arrest in a bay area hospital accused of cause a deadly wrong-way crash while driving drunk. police say 24-year-old zachary katz drove an infinity nourish in the southbound lanes before 4:00 this morning near syria point in brisbane. tonight a viewer sent us the pictures of the damage. the highway patrol says the infiniti hit a tami cab headoon. one of the passengers was ejected and died at the scene. the other passenger and taxi driver suffered major injuries as did the suspected drunk driver. >>> new developments as pge respondses to new safety kers over a natural gas pipeline. pge says it will shut down a transmission plain san carlos under a court order. line 147 runs under brittan avenue, late yesterday the cit

toll, we tomorrow we will havea few more clouds and could see showers begin to develop in the highlands and the mountains to the west. everybodies else will be dry. we start to cool things down next when the showers and rainfall come on through. let's go to traffic now with amanda meadows at wtop. >> thank you, jacqui. we have the overnight crash that scott mentioned earlier. this is a secondary road so shouldn't affect too many people. police are detouring you around area. 66 not look too long bad, moving in from centerville to fare fax and the way. we do have beach drive still closed down today. that is going to be between wise road and broad branch road. that is due to the government shutdown. 95 coming in from maryland, and moving right along at 65 miles per hour. route 29 and the bw park way look good through that stretch. 295 delay free coming into the said street bridge southbound and northbound. here we've got a live shot along the american legion bridge, just to show you current conditions. moderate traffic flow there and maybe some construction activity there on the left shoul

he was taken to highland hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. >>> dozens of people are staying in emergency shelters tonight after a dramatic six alarm fire in a redwood city apartment building. it started just after 5:00 this morning when most of the residents were still asleep. viewers of the ktvu morning news could see the fire's intensity from these pictures from news chopper 2. we get coverage from deborah villalon. she's live in redwood city where it was a chaotic rescue from that four story building, deborah. >> reporter: tonight at the emergency shelter we heard about a woman who jumped from an upper floor balcony and was caught by a man on the balcony below. and the fire department had ladders up rescuing people right and left. >> one report of a resident stuck on a south side balcony on the third floor. >> reporter: people stuck on balconies, climbing down fire escapes, shouting for help. the terrace apartments had to feel like a death trap filling with fire and smoke but everyone in the 72 story building got out alive. >> i grabbed my socks and jacket. i didn't have

brush is burning in the area of highland road and manning road.you can see. officials say high winds have spread the fire over 60 acres so far. >>> and also crews keeping a close eye on weather as they try to contain a fire burning in napa county. it's charred 500 acres since it broke out around 8:30 last night. firefighters hope to have the fire contained by 6:00. >>> check on your traffic right now. first is leyla gulen. >> all right. we have an accident in san jose northbound along highway 85 just before saratoga avenue. authorities have one lane blocked. we are seeing heavy backups coming away from highway 17. once you get past saratoga avenue though you are looking at clear conditions right into cupertino. kristen. >>> leyla, thanks so >>> check out this incredible weather at the o.co coliseum tonight. 6:30 first pitch 77 degrees dropping down to 70. by then breezes will be down but we'll still have a fire threat above 1,000 feet in the east bay hills. take a look at temperatures, they jump today above average. and they continue to get warmer

the highest wind gusts, highland beach, maryland. 79 miles per hour. then the highest snowfall amount, in redhouse, maryland, 29 inches. of snowfall. some wild, wild amounts. now, it's a year later today. different story, weatherwise. winds are on the calm side whether the is cool. and the skies is are, well, partly cloudy. what can you expect for the next couple of days? let's go inside to bob with more details on that. bob? >> sun just went down, about 3 minutes ago. and the temperature dropped about 4 or 5 degrees. take a look now. we're back in the mid-50s. 50, 55 in oakland. 59, ocean city. still a little milder. d.c. at 62. but the dew point has come down. much dryer air came in yesterday. it's down to 39 degrees. this morning, we were actually at two degrees cooler than we were yesterday. most places, about the same. a few places even warmer to the west. this morning, we started out at 39. warmed up into the mid to low 60s. 33 in oakland. 44, ocean city. and d.c. was 44 this morning. we do have warmer weather headed our way. particularly on thur

. >> scottish highland cattle graze on a mixture of broad leafy greens. in green county in the very southwestern corner of pennsylvania. brown says it is a great time to be selling organic beef. >> there's much more demand than i can supply. >> so you might wonder why she's putting her farm on the market. >> how much is it for? >> 449. that is a 3800 square foot house that is also a b and b, a pond, wood barn, so -- and it's a beautiful place. >> but brown is selling because she worries it won't stay a beautiful place. her farm is sandwiched between a proposed coal operation and natural gas drilling. green county's lush hills conceal a wealth of energy riches below. a confluence of appalachian coal and natural gas rern called research called reserve called the marcellu us shelf. the homes bought by a coal company now stand vacant to make way for a long wall coal mine, dug hundreds of miles down in panels a quarter mile wide and more than a mile long. half a mile away, tucked at the end of a dirt road, on the far side of a corrugated steel tunnel is the ch

he was taken to highland hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. >>> dozens of people are staying in emergency shelters tonight after a dramatic six alarm fire in a redwood city apartment building. it started just after 5:00 this morning when most of the residents were still asleep. viewers of the ktvu morning news could see the fire's intensity from these pictures from news chopper 2. we get coverage from deborah villalon. she's live in redwood city where it was a chaotic rescue from that four story building, deborah. >> reporter: tonight at the emergency shelter we heard about a woman who jumped from an upper floor balcony and was caught by a man on the balcony below. and the fire department had ladders up rescuing people right and left. >> one report of a resident stuck on a south side balcony on the third floor. >> reporter: people stuck on balconies, climbing down fire escapes, shouting for help. the terrace apartments had to feel like a death trap filling with fire and smoke but everyone in the 72 story building got out alive. >> i grabbed my socks and jacket. i didn't have

considered the green heart of the nation interesting highland consist of small villages like this. population 420. an almost equal number of men live right next door in this medieval castle. mirov prison. >> filming in mirov was extremely difficult in the sense that everywhere you turn there is a beautiful shot and you want to stop and go oh, there's another one. get another shot. we didn't have that kind of time. we had other elements in the story to capture and different people we wanted to talk to. but you could spend all day, two days, three days, just shooting these beautiful, incredible architecture type shots. >> the nation's oldest prison, it was billed in the mid 13th century to protect the land holdings of a local bishop. it was first used as a prison in the 14th century. today, it is a maximum security institution that houses the czech republic's most notorious criminals. it has been called the czech alcatraz. >> translator: that's just because of the type of convicts that we have here in this prison. that means convicts in maximum security and those serving life sentenc

roger on the independent line and highland springs, virginia, go ahead. thank you for taking my call. >> are you there? go ahead with your comment. i'm calling to say that at what these tea party fools are doing. i'm a vietnam veteran and, frankly, i'm concerned about my compensation. these fools up in there, they have no right to be holding the country hostage because they don't like the affordable care act. that's the only thing i have to say about it. is onsouth carolina, jeff the republican line. good evening. hello. this is getting to the point of it being totally ridiculous that they cannot some time to --otiation or compromise they cannot come to some sort of negotiation or compromise. i would like to see a petition where we start to impeach the entire government. cliques appreciate you calling him. let's check on #cspanchat. have one message for obama and congress, don't spend money we don't have. this is one tweet from heritage action. this is one that came out probably around 5:00 this act or noon that says, key vote no on the house spending in

santoni's in highland town is closed for good. the family-run store opened in the 1930s. the owner said the city's bottle tax is to blame for him going out of business. the mayor disputes that, claiming that the tax is the sole reason for them closing. several have reportedly expressed interest in taking over santoni's space. >>> a student at a high school in northeastern massachusetts is being held without bail, in connection with the death of one of the school's math teachers. now, investigators are trying to figure out why she was killed. vinita nair has the latest for wjz. >> reporter: 14-year-old phillip chisholm stood before a judge wednesday. he was arraigned in connection with a death of a popular math teacher, at a high school, outside of boston. police were called tuesday afternoon, after the boy didn't return home, from danvers high school. >> we didn't know if he was kidnapped or hurt somewhere. so we went around looking for him because we cared about him, obviously he's on the team. and we liked him. >> reporter: another call came tuesday night, about a femal

santony's in highland town, opened in baltimore in the 1930s. the owner said the city's bottle tax opened for business. the mayor disputes the claim that the tax is the sole reason for closing. several national and retail chains have reportedly expressed interest in taking over the site. >> johns hopkins university wins a $70 million federal grant to help shape the future of medicine. the money will go to researchers trying to put their work to practical use. the grant was awarded through the nih. the university of maryland baltimore lost its bid for a similar grant. >>> we're seeing significantly cooler temperatures in maryland today. and a freeze watch will go into effect later in the week. parts of western maryland even got a little snowfall. take a look. this is what it looked like on route 50 and garrett county, the western most part of the state. and a look outside in baltimore. it's not quite that cold in central maryland. wjz has weather and traffic together. bob turk is updating our first warning forecast. >> that was the picture you sa

located a boy scout troop and several local rent actors to participate in a number of service at the highland park cemetery, warren bill ohio. a volley was shot over the graveside. and homage paid to the no longer forgotten black soldier. several months later she telephony can determine that in the magnolia site cemetery in decatur alabama she had discovered the graveside of another first alabama black soldier. his name was private a ms. mckinney. just how had she found him? it happened this way. a congressional aide for the fifth congressional district in a local past were preparing to index the historic black cemetery when they learned that a ms. mckinney was buried there. no one knew where. likely his wife had his tombstone inscribed with making and that's how her husband's grave site was located. after the story about the indexing appeared in a local newspaper, glenda todd, the first alabama cavalry historian telephoned peggy towns, the congressional aide. glinda then contacted the u.s. department of veterans affairs to order a marker for private amos mckinney, just as she had done for pr

aditi roy, abc news, highland, utah. >>> moving on, now. as we come off this week where america witnessed yet another stunning bullying case, this one involving two florida girls arrested for allegedly harassing another girl until she killed herself, we want to shine a light on the massive efforts underway to fight bullying in america. overnight, some of the heroes of this movement were honored. lots of celebrities on-hand. and also, abc's linzie janis. >> thanks so much, dan, for calling me a celebrity. hollywood was out in force, supporting an organization, for an organization across the country by giving them the tools to stop the bullying that plagues so many schools. friday night's star-studded respect awards ceremony, honored students, teachers and companies that are working to stop bullying in american's classrooms. basketball player jason collins, who came out last year, also showing his support. >> it's an absolute honor to be here tonight, to celebrate with you. >> reporter: glsen, or the gay, are working to teach kids to value an