instead of violation with the state law and the city's rules the hoff denied our application because we didn't apply for multiple location and the director adapted that our permanent application was denied. as we've pointed out the city has granted one hundred and 34 other applications i've read them all never once did those clients ask for multiple location. dpw they changed their policy so i understand when small business from the community says at&t met with us and will tell the hoff we'll, you know, are in agreement and mr. hearing officer we're in agreement why do i approve it we look like the bad guy when the department denies the permit and informs us to appeal so we can, you know, essentially tipped to uphold our statutory rights we've tried to do the right thing as so to ms. shorts point about the implicit waiver it doesn't say we wave our right to comply with indicting can. i will say it's not - particularly when you write the city ero telling me please comply with state law. regarding the new legislation i have to make a couple of points for the record. at&t's position is

doesn't necessarily have to be a separate person for example, the police commission the hoffs are the police members it's one of the members are appointed to be did hearing officer they come back and report to the full police commission so you can have your cake and eat it, too and really it comes down to some of the things if you have a subcommittee that could deal with certain things not requiring 5 of you to get together and they could arrange their schedule to meet. again those things are not difficult to do if you really want to achieve a purpose but if i simply start out with the idea of setting up a mechanism and we have so many restrictions on our time it is going to be impossible - it is kayak of like heinecke i didn't philippines and the sky is falling pr i agree with commissioner hayon. want to appoint a committee and come back and report to the if you commission it's a great way of handling it >> all in favor the changes proposed for recommendation 23 and 22. i >> i. >> opposed. hearing none. passes. i would say if possible to take 24, 45 e 25 and 26 together is there an o

give us an easement we'll be happy to put it by the elementary school the city didn't reopened the hoff not at&t choose to grant the permit for 60 one missouri he apparently thought that was the best location i was told by at&t field people there there are no other alternative lecturers that are feasible in the location we've conducted two box walks and people have been out there numerous times. just a few points in reluctant to the appellant. the reason there were no site visit i'm sure you're aware of dpw decided it's not going to conduct site revives for any applications not only to at&t's application but the department choose not to conduct site visits by that the companies submit the packaging it's not correct that i've taken the position when at&t has filed appeals that the board should ignore the 60 day rule i've said before and tonight it's in my opinion once the skro days passed are the board didn't have jurisdiction even when i'm appealing the permit has been wrongly denied once the 60 days passes we expel that to work both ways i won't take a different position i don't have a

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of hoff cutouts being stolen from the stores.. >> i saw david hasselhoff in sweden. i walked out of my hotel room. he's walking to his room. >> seriously. >> we had a nice conversation. >> he's huge in sweden. he's huge. >> i thought it was germany he's huge. >> no, he's huge there too. >> all of europe. >> i was not hassling the hoff. >> you got it in there. >> i got it in there. >> right. that's "pop news." >> all right. lara. you sure like that tattoo. >> this is another tease of something to come. >> that's right. >> you're committed now. >> "heat index" coming up but time now for ginger, another check of the weather. >> oh, robin, we have a great crowd out here. i can hardly hear you. david, his 50th birthday. you have a brother in kansas city. what's his name? >> philip. >> you woke up to this. look what he had to deal with. the storms this morning making their way through kansas city, heavy rain too. please be careful, everybody, there in the center of the nation. a whole lot more coming up on the tropical storms that we'r

without protest the italian stone park trees that was denial it was approved and a dpw hearing and the hoff upholds the staffs denial of the two italian stone pines. both the lighting stone pines are well maintained they have been cabled cabling is some people are advocates for cabling others feel like it's a sign there's something wrong with the stre tree so there's professional and disagreements after over little cabling it didn't mean the tree is insave but it provides the managers of trees you're trying to maintain them so long as possible into trees have the presence of candles the first tree on the 6 hundred block adjacent to 6 hundred 64 miramar avenue it's an italian stone pine with missile multiple co- dominant tree stems they would be fighting for life in a forest where in the open they produce many lateral branches that are competing for light it's difficult if you're diligent about pruning those less prone to possible large limb failures i'll see that westwood park has done a good job in being responsible for the trees in the way that public works is it is championing and stress

earlier statement the issuance was at the box walk a second site was proposed so at the hearing the hoff held open that hearing to consider the affectionate of the second site no report was submitted in at&t but caltrain wouldn't have been supportive of having a box adjacent to that. so then on the second go around the one site that was considered although at the box walks that at&t representative suggested that the alley way easement that had been proposed with an an ideal location and later came back and said they were concerned about safety. the only point i want to make the department is not suggesting a procedural requirement our ordinance requires that any permit that's not finally on the dated of the ordinance and specifically says if the permit is not final during the appeals i know the new ordinance will apply. the preschool process was different and the previous case had not gone through the process we ska ask the appeal compels you to uphold it. i've got a question >> yeah. >> go ahead. >> so mr. mitchell stated he has a permit for tables and chairs. when you issued that permi

selling her a pack of cigarettes so that's from the police department based on this information the hoff suspended the permit for 25 days. the appellant doesn't dispute the cigarette were sold and the cashier failed to ask for the id but the department didn't agree that's because sales to minors are avoidable it's posted on the website it's simply no reason to sell cigarettes to minors. also selling sects to minors is a crime and allows the businesses to draw youths in to buy other goods. we've reviewed our policy against one hundred other jurisdictions in california and the first time violators they suspend permits for thirty days without the possibly of reducing the penalty and for the permits to be suspended so our 25 day suspension is consistent with other california jurisdictions. the other thing we've learned there's no evidence to sport that any businesses have closed

jesus christ stop being jesus christ it's not a holy person just because of the maim and the halfway s hoff is not only to whollyness are you jesus christ but your looker your maybe higher than me levels of so it's a special sub level see. so the world what about society whole religion and tokyo the plan is to make use of the lecture the 10 thousands volumes and the sweat shirts students in chinese are rateable not just an outsider in my computer so - >> next speaker. my name is ray olsen it's hard to follow that one (laughter) but i had the good fortune to have my son take me to brazil and try out air b and b it was a wonderful experience one thing to take a look at the big picture of what might happen to whatever legislation you pass i significant you wait a few years and make the decision go after you gather more history and experience with the air b and b with the rental experience for instance, i look at the possibility you'll be pitting neighbor against neighbor with people thank you for the opportunity others in and pitting landowner against landowner those conflicts could really har

it's on a mine hoff month -- nine-month mission. one pilot has been found. the search goes on for the other fight. >>> surveillance flights are under way over syria. the cia are revealing the number of isis militants is twice as high as thought. kyla campbell has more. >> reporter: as the u.s. prepares for expanded airstrikes against isis, the cia says anywhere from 20,000 to more than 31,000 militants are fighting for isis. that includes about 2,000 westerners and a dozen americans. the obama administration says right now, u.s. swins -- surveillance flights are over syria. president obama wants congress to approve $500 million to our moderate syrian rebels to fight isis on the ground. he's finding republican support. >> somebody's boots have to be on the ground. so i do believe that what the president has asked for, as the commander-in-chief to train the syrian rebels, and we should give the president what he's asking for. >> reporter: u.s. officials say ten allies have agreed to join the coalition to fight isis. turk yurk initially -- turkey initially decl

out supervisor kim in addition to the process around enforcement there's a hearing process where the hoff will weigh the evidence and on top of there's an administrative evidence whereby it could be taken so there's a number of paths to make sure we're endorsing those rules but again, i'm open to the conversation with regards to supervisor wiener's and supervisor farrell's amendments let me say first of all, i definitely support increasing the fee for the planning department to the level to my left that the planning department needs it i know that hearing and discussing with director ram $75 or or 45 i $85 is there a particular prospective on that. >> we don't know exactly the director was suggesting we keep it under $100 and conduct a fee study after one year or going see going through the prospective to make sure we're charging the appropriate fee. >> your literally not recommending but something less than one hundred and more than 50. >> we don't know there's too many variables of people participation and how difficult the enforcement because the legislation is not resolved at this poi

then jeff hoff stetler, kent graham -- >> former ohio state buckeye. >> that's yes liked him.'m kidding. >> jeff george. >> jeff george. well, we had ramsay and brunell. brad johnson. >> who were some of your favorite teammates? you had a bunch of characters back in those days. and you made a lot. and also you left but came back. so let's talk about it in a general sense. some of your favorite redskins teammates. >> you know what, it was -- the beginning few years when norv was here was a little bit different. being young, obviously, had something to do with it. we were a little bit older team. but i didn't find -- i kind of followed the path of like the brian mitchells or ken harveys or marcus pattons. >> pros. >> those guys, that was the backbone of this team. and i think norv did a good job. we got rid of a couple of bad seeds. started bringing in some different people. and to me, i've never learned anything more from anybody else other than russ grimm. he was obviously a former player and hall of famer. but as a coach, it was -- it was just amazing to me how he enlightened

. >> valerie hoff reports lawmakers tossing pennies may have made a $1 million mistake. >> reporter: may not notice what's missing from this sculpture on first glance, but upon closer inspection it's hard to miss. what did you notice? >> the finger is missing. >> reporter: yes, this page is missing a finger. did you notice it right away? >> pretty much, yeah. >> reporter: the $1 million marble sculpture is called columbus' last appeal to queen isabella. it's occupied the first floor of the california rotunda since 1883 and with its presence comes tradition. >> the end of the session folks that work here in the capitol go up onto the second floor and they throw coins down onto the statue. if they can get a coin into the queen's crown, it guarantees that the governor will sign their bill. >> reporter: on saturday at 3:30 in the morning there was an end of session celebration. of the hundreds of coins that were thrown down below in the early hours of saturday morning, only one made it into the queen's crown, but it's possible 1 coin did more than miss the lucky crown. >> we think that a

served up today's profits to the napa valley community relief fund >> april ole prolling will go to hoff goal pooch will bet people back onboard. >> the party continues with more live music. an invitation for concertgoers to go have dinner. >>> 4.4 magnitude earthquake struck about 30-miles south of los banos in merced county. people along the coast in the monterrey area reported feeling that quake. there are no reports of any injuries or damage. >> >> a driver seriously hurt overnight when he slammed his car into a fence in concorde, under arrest on suspicion of dui. it happened before 3:30 this morning. firefighters tweeted out this picture at the scene. according to firefighters, the concorde man behind the wheel fairly missed hitting a home with a family sleeping inside. no one inside was hurt. the driver suffered moderate injuries. >> >> traffic is flowing again on a sonoma county highway. the accident happened just before 10:30 last night on highway 121 the driver of one vehicle died at the scene, the other driver air-lifted with major injuries >> it appears one of the vehicles cro

happening now reporting mallory hoff is live with word that the project is already under way. >> reporteris is a very complicated projects. crews certainly have their work cut out for them this evening. as you see roads remain open but will be closed in a matter of minutes. that's where caltrans workers will take a series of hydraulic jacks. they will very slowly or evenly raise them up. every quarter inch they will put steel plates beneath them to make sure they're secure. that process will happen over and over again. how fast, well, 2.3-inches an hour. this road was built in the 1950s. >> right now a lot of these trucks cannot get under this stricture because they are just too short. >> reporter: it does not meet federal standard for high profile vehicles and national defense. it's the first structure that will be lift as part of the caltrans raise 80 project. >> for emergency response, a lot of command centers such as fema and emergency services cannot get under these structures. they have to detour which you do not want during an emergency. >> reporter: i80 traffic in both directions

cast, you can see the fog will be most prevalent here to the north bay counties, also back here for hoff yet, oakland. and a little fog may make it down towards pleasanton and danville. patchy low clouds down to about palo alto, by the afternoon hours we get low clouds remaining at the coastline. let's get a look. we've been talking about the possibility of drizzle. as you'll see throughout tomorrow, we're not expecting drizzle to accumulate for the entire bay area. we may see trace amounts in half moon bay of around .02 of an inch. most importantly, if you're headed down here to the south bay, expect some of the best weather. sunny skies, 82 degrees, 86 in saratoga. and for the peninsula, 66. and over towards palo alto, sunny skies by the afternoon and 80. and after 70s in san francisco this labor day weekend, we're back down to the mid-60s across the marina. forest hills expecting 63. for the tri valley, 78 in santa rosa. and the most abundant sunshine, 85 in danville. never too early to look toward the weekend forecast. but a little bit more full screen here by the south bay, this com

they are uninsured or poorly insured and they have a lot hoff other barriers like homelessness, addiction and illness. >> people have run into barriers and been able to come here, get rid of their virus and improve their lives. it is fantastic. >> from her small office near downtown oakland, this harvard- educated doctor has served the community for 15 years. >> 70% of hepatitis c cases come from shared needles, 15% from sexual admission and treatment is available to all no matter how they contract the disease. >> she holds weekly education classes and credits her patients with taking what they learn here to the streets where they advocate forgetting tested and treated. >> you're officially started treatment again. >> i realize everyday how lucky i am when i see those folks that get out of the home or shelters and they are on the street and they come here and do the work that needs to be done on hepatitis c. i feel so lucky. >> so does orlando chavez who now leads the clinic support group. his success in fighting hepatitis c was the first thing of many personal things he has done. >> i st

he was fired when he drove to the business stabbed and beheaded 54-year-old colleen hoff fert. as he began to stab 43 idea tracy johnson, marc vaughn shot him. gunshots captured on a 911 call as the dispatcher told the caller to lock everyone behind doors. >> we're trying. can you hear this in the background? >> is that him. >> sounds like he's running around out here. and that's a gunshot. >> now, the fbi is looking into nolan's tie to islam. a sign showing islam will dominate the world, freedom can go to hell. multiple photos showing terrorists and another depicting a beheading. greater oklahoma city says he does not act in accordance with islamic law and regulations, islam teaches us to be a people of peace and calm. we are against any acts of violence, oppression or brutality and against this very disturbing and vicious act of cowardice, he is as far away from islam as a person could be. he served time in prison and in stable condition and so had his stabbing victim, johnson. >> thank you for the update. julie? >> a suspect in the disappearance of a college student back in

. >> tweakings, like i have a very good friend, steven hoff lynn in and what do you think, wait anotherwill say, oh, my god, get in here tonight. >> reporter: as a fashion critic for e news, she took aim at how other people looked. >> i love rihanna, i think she can do no wrong, but why the green lips? it looks like she just [ bleep ] a grinch. [ laughter ] talk about christmas [ bleep ] early. i have not seen that lips that green since miss piggy got out of the back seat of kermit's car. >> reporter: doing standup, she was certified funny. she was irreverent. >> oh. oh. children on an airplane. lady, lady. where is casey anthony when you need her? >> reporter: and irrepressible. >> angelina jolie, if i could make just one person happy with my charity work, i'll die content. i thought, easy, give jennifer aniston back her husband. >> reporter: and absolutely nothing was off limits. >> at this age, larry, listen, my friends are dropping like flies. i wear black always, just in case i get a quick call. >> reporter: as for her own mortality, rivers was unafraid. as she told her daughter, m

but ted hoff livedded four houses away from me ask bob almost drove me over eight times. i would run into dave packard buying nails at orchards supply in palo alto. this crowd -- there's much more children of professionals -- a they're like software engineers who are the cheng e children of software engineers and there's this oligarch entitlement at tattoo which we're seeing the backlash to san francisco, the stoning of the buss and the attitude -- these hipsters are overrunning the town. i didn't see that in the old guard. another factor is these guys were hard working, in fact, as everybody out ear from the semi condition ductor industry knows, it's not even electronics. it's a chemical industry. fabrication, hands-on stuff and the social networking world, web 2.0, that's software, that's code, and code is a little more detached from reality than most businesses. >> host: hard ware is still the basis of everything we do. are we a generation that is now efemoral or will this last and the children of the current oligarchs start their own company, whether they be software

and the first line of showers starting to hoff into senior maryland. then heavy rain moves in during the overnight hours and we will see the possibility of that rain holding on through the early morning commute on thursday. so we could see some of the rain showers still lingering as we're heading out the door. that's why thursday is a yellow alert day. notice that the rain also keeps those temperatures down. a high of only 70 degrees on thursday after a high of 72 both on tuesday and wednesday. but a beautiful weekend in store. andrea, back to you. >> thank you, erica. >>> the secret service is increasing its presence and surveillance measures around the white house. >> this comes after an iraq war veteran jumped over the white house fence and actually got into the building. nikki burdine is live outside the white house with hor on that lax -- more on that lax security on friday and the reaction since then. >> reporter: i got white house yesterday afternoon and there were a lot of tourists coming by to take pictures and i asked the tourists if they not

just to show you how easy it is, hacking specialist caleb hoff created a hot spot in a public park. others quickly joined and in minutes he could access everything they were doing online. >> i'm setting this hot spot as a lure. >> he didn't peek at strangers' activities but did see this reporter's. what can you learn about me now? now we're connected. >> right now you went to google.com. >> he also saw her e-mail user name and password as she entered it. >> from this point i can log into your inbox, get personal information. >> and see everything, even personal photos. >> that's a private photo of my daughter and you're able to open that up in my computer. >> right. the industry is trying to provide protection for all these things but there are so many different vulnerabilities that in fact it would be almost impossible to plug them all. >> how to protect yourself? verify the connection is legit before signing in. make sure your settings are set to private not public. don't use the same password for every site in case it's ever stolen. >> they can be hiding any place in any hot spot

. >> mallory hoff takes us to where many people are being forced to evacuate. >> reporter: as a plume of smoke covers the county, members of a community can't go home. >> number one, the safety of life. >> fire officials provided an update on a fire they say appears to be moving north-northeast away from homes at the south fork of the american river canyon. fire crews say overnight winds have the potential to change that. >> kind of at the mercy of what the weather's going to do. the winds tonight, the temperatures, the relative humidity. as far as a chance for it to jump highway 50, i hate to say this, but your guess is as good as mine. >> a family sat waiting on the side of the road watching the smoke plume rise from a fire burning too close to home. so close, the sheriff deputy told them it was time to evacuate. >> if you want to get out, now is your time. we booked it and we've been sitting here ever since watching the fire. >> reporter: as firefighters battled the blaze from up above, they're preparing to camp out until they can go home. >> and my toys. >> you're worried about th

a crash occurred in the hoff-of- lanes pretty much under the beltway tying up the right lane.y on the left with delays out of norton. now we're getting word of a problem police looking for a suspect in a chase mode northbound on 95 in lorton. we'll keep you posted on that. 395 northbound, volume is building past edsall to duke. over on the inleer:as you head south of andrews toward the wilson bridge despite the accident activity near route 4 won't cost you much time with everything on the shoulder. check out our weekend forecast now with howard. >> starts out fine. it will finish final. it's saturday. that's going to be the problem day with showers around. so we do have a yellow alert for tomorrow and the showers probably a little bit more in the afternoon than the morning here in the metro. let me take you outside though because we have pretty skies once again. sunrise today at 6:47 washsun is filtered through a longer part of the atmosphere. that gives it some red and underlifes the clouds. we get some great, great colors. 13, 15 minutes before sunrise and also after sunset

i want to get your reaction not only as a member hoff congress but as a member of the intelligence committeengressman. what did you think? >> i think they're still trying to take the temperature of the congressional leadership. does the leadership want this taken up in congress, can they produce the votes? my guess is the president would like nothing mar than to have the president ratify in an authorization his ability to use force in these circumstances. but until he gets a sense of that's really doable, he doesn't want to completely rely on that. he's not going to want to take the position that that's fully necessary. at the same time from my own point of view, it is a constitutional necessity and i hope we take it up. >> what about a simple congressional resolution of approval, if you will, for what the strategy is without going into all the specifics. it's not necessarily a formal authorization. it's not necessarily an appropriation. it's just a resolution of approval, nonbinding, if you will. >> well, i think there are any number of ways that the congress can show its support for what t

mallory hoff reports on the mystery. >> james: there wasn't anything but wildlife commissioners could do because the bear was not hurting anyone. queen that the isabella is missing a finger. in the statute that is titled the last appeal to the queen is now missing a finger. >> reporter: you may notice was missing from the scope for at first glance. >>: then did you notice this right away? >> reporter: this has occupied the first floor of the rotunda since 1883. >> reporter: on saturday there was end of session celebration. of the hundred of coins that were thrown down on saturday morning only one that made it into treat crown. >>: we think that colin headed in broken finger off. >> reporter: the marble finger respond below the statue. history chipped away. coming up on the kron 4 morning news.a train and car collide in oakland. and construction on interstate 280 ends early.just in time for your morning commute. >> james: in fact the rest of the week will see temperatures much cooler than we have. today it's going to be cruel for degrees cooler than that. we get some decent city lights

a cybersecurity company says that info is being hoff offered for -- offered for sale.0 home depot stores may be involved. if that's confirmed, this would be bigger than the data breach that hit target stores last november. >>> san francisco police investigating several home invasions and burglaries in the chinatown neighborhood. a suspect recently got into an apartment held a butcher knife at the throat of a 65-year-old woman and stole her cell phone and bankcard. here's a police sketch of the suspect described as an african- american man maybe of mixed race, balding. about 5'5", weighing 145 pound and president obama promising justice for the two american journalists, executed by the isis terrorists. the president made his first comments about the death of steven sotloff. claudine wong has more about the message that president obama is sending. >> in these early-morning comments, president obama called the death of steven sotloff horrific and described him as a courageous journalist. he the can't imagine the agony people are feeling right now. he also promised justice

. >>> last year, ceo mark benny hoff donated to middle school schools and he's announced to another donationle. this toe nation will go to the schools -- the donation will go to the schools. >>> rough roads cost drivers in san francisco and the east bay more than 2200 a year in repairs, maintenance and extra gas. in san jose, drivers are paying close to $1700. many drivers say they are not surprised by the findings. >> new tires, gas, by just sitting in traffic. i can understand why the number is high. >> the report also found drivers in san francisco and oakland waste an average of 61 hours a year in traffic. and that poor roads contribute to a third of serious and deadly crashes. >>> 7:39. san jose police are calling the death of a woman found lying on the street a homicide. coming up at 8:00, the important new information we received about this morning's deadly attack. >>> also coming up -- >> reporter: good morning. right now, traffic is still getting busier. as a matter of fact, some of that friday light is gone away. not here on the golden gate bridge where that looks good. we'll sort it

he thought some hoff the clerks weren't quite up to speed, and john roberts, who once was a clerk, certain his up to speed on issues of intellectual property and the very high-tech business cases. it's been such a transition from the rhenquist years to now, but that was something the bar had been pointing to. >> let me ask something of a pointed question. is the court taking the right kind of cases nowdays? the court, of course, is a court of discretionary jurisdiction, only hears 75 cases a year circuit has the great luxury of deciding which cases to hear, and i'm just curious whether anyone on this panel has any thoughts about whether there's a particular category of cases the court should perhaps take more of, whether it's a particular category of cases the court is taking too many of. any thoughts on that? everyone on this panel as a practicing lawyer will say, they don't take enough of my cases. >> that's absolutely true. >> they take almost every case we -- the government asks them to take so we think they're getting that just right. then on the i. p. point -- i'm saying something ob

it will be interesting to see the president tonight in his heart hoff hearts is not reluctant as a warrior we would want our president to be. he has a public that's ready to act and seek retribution for what happened to those two american journalists. >> mica, we always say the pundits always say the politicians always say the think tankers say the president needs to educate the public on the danger of isis. the public is ahead of him. >> the pub slick far away from this president. way ahead of this brought. that's why the numbers have sunk the way they have sunk. he will catch up with the american people. these numbers upsidedown will change, if we go to war in a way with ache i airstrikes, i don't think boots on the ground will do it. if we go to war against the islamic state and in a way that that is smart that, is focused that, is limited, it will be supported by the american people. >> well, in that way. >> but it's got to be focused. >> we can talk about this more as we break out our conversations coming up. in some ways, he has played it just right looking at the numbers. >> if you

provide a spectrum hoff activity, research for students. the whole person, not just the first job, but the whole person for life. function of public in my ant universities, belief, and at the university of illinois. host: we're talking about the provost at the university of part is urbana champagne of the big 10 buses tour. we kicked it off last week at the university of minnesota and through the week. and this week as well. yesterday we talked to the president of the university of wisconsin. of the wisconsin systems there. we're at the university of illinois and this tour will continue for a among long as we talking about higher education issues. that's the topic for all of you out there. what are your questions, omments, concerns with higher education? keep dialing in now. e've got about 20 minutes left here. pat next in carbondale, illinois. go ahead. is er: several, one particularly the parents plus affects how that got children i have through school. two, one is in college now, one college.go to parent plus loan says it's safe to do th

we heard hoff you. yes, we vietnamlet show y-- we .ng big problems. you look at nogales, arizona, look at all the rain to the south of austin. this will continue right into the weekend. in fact, you can see as you look on the future-cast that low pressure. that's what's left of odile bushes in, albuquerque, santa angelo, del rio into austin, we got a serious flood threat through friday in no gales into huvenl we look for rainfall apples anywhere from two to three inches. locally, we could see up to three to five inches per hour in southeastern texas. so we've got to really watch over >>> hi, i'm brittney shipp. another fall-like day for us. plenty of sunshine, temperatures stay below average between 73 and 76 degrees. sunny and nice. we will cool down well into tomorrow. take a look at saturday and sunday, football fans on saturday for temple, we will see temperatures at 77 degrees, 84 on sunday. perfect tailgating conditions for the eagles game. . >> and that's your latest weather. >> thank you very much. up next on trending, more of