hoffman: it works in the following way. carbon dioxide is emitted to the atmosphere primarily from volcanic activity. carbon dioxide is consumed by rock decomposition. geologists call this process weathering. and that process consumes carbon dioxide. the carbon dioxide gets dissolved in groundwater and river water, is deposited as sediment into the ocean, and ultimately sinks back into the mantle through the plate-tectonic process called subduction. it gets heated up, and decarbonation reactions take place. and it's converted back into co2, which comes back out of volcanoes. and that's the sort of complete cycle, the geological cycle, of carbon. narrator: this geological cycling of carbon from the earth's interior to the atmosphere acts as a thermostat, maintaining a stable climate on the planet. the way the e thermostat works is the weathering reactions are themselves dependent on temperature. so, if the earth got warmer for any reason, there would be more water vapor in the atmosphere, and therefore there would be more ra

now a partner at greylock, hoffman sits on seven boards. he is the author a new book, "the alliance."

now a partner at greylock, hoffman sits on seven boards. the author a new book, "the alliance." thank you for joining us.

stick to land disroad or hoffman hoffman -- atlantic disroad or hoffman road. looking good on the ben franklin bridge, no problems, the westbound traffic heading into the city. >> let's turn to the breaking news, a manhunt is underway for a delaware county hulls. police say he murdered his wife and took off with her two young children. an amber alert has been issued. katherine scott is live on the scene with more on the investigation and the search katherine. >> reporter: that's right, matt, state police have issued an amber alert. police say a woman in her 30s has been killed and police believe her husband is responsible and he took on him with two young boys. police are awaiting the search for the for the apartment on abbey terrace. keith belajonas. jdh-7477 is the license plate number. the woman's body was in the second floor apartment with multiple stab wounds and shot in the head. one of the occupants of the apartment heard the struggle and came down the stairs with two boys who appeared be to be around 6 years old. >> one of the children stated, is mommy

however, this left miles of backup away from the hoffman split.ea front acknowledge road right there along the pair -- parallel lanes. this is adding ten minutes to the commute for now. meteorologist mike nicco has the forecast. >> fog is minimal. the clouds are hanging low but there is no fog out there at four miles visibility as let as we get at half moon bay and eight in novato with flight arrival delays in sfo. we will know how long that will be. at bart, 56 in el cerrito, and 58 in san leandro and ok land and union city and fremont at 51 and hayward is 64 and 61 in pittsburg and walnut creek and dublin/pleasanton all stationed at 60 degrees with drizzle. our planner at 7:00, 60 across the board and sleepy with a hard time pulling back completely to the coast but more sun than yesterday. low 70's inland and low-to-mid 60's all day at coast and more sunshine along the peninsula. 74 at 4:00 an the bay and 80 inland and all of us in the 60's to low 70's at 7:00. >> buying your first home is tough enough and a surprising community that a certify s

and in new york, liz hoffman, reporter. >> what are it's chances of the bill? >> senator leavitt's bill and his brother in the house have both introduced bills so that when an american company merge was a foreignen company, it would have to be at least 50% owned by foreign stock. that makes sense, to get the advantages of being in a foreign company. foreigners. >> right now it's 20%. >> this is one that i support but i would be very surprised if congress ends up voting on it any time soon. >> steven moskowitz, i want to get your opinion, but also, how should the white house act on it? president obama talking about his pen and his phone and executive action. >> it's true, but what i would like to remind the president, the united states supreme court spoke on this many years ago when it said that we didn't even have a patriotic duty to may a penny more than we have to. these laws were put in place for a variety of reasons and one is economics. the bottom line is we don't have a patriotic duty to pay more, and these are the laws. and i don't think that the congres

now a partner at greylock, hoffman sits on seven boards.hor a new book, "the alliance."

i want to introduce congressman hoffman. you know him, you see him all the time. an incredibly hard worker. first and foremost, he is a dad. a father of two children married to a wonderful woman who is a public school teacher. for him education is of paramount importance. he values it as a necessary ingredient for a vibrant society and for our economy and he values it personally for his children and their future success. was sworntive hoffman in as a member of the 113th congress on january 3 of 2013. he represents our second district. the district spans from the golden gate bridge north to the oregon border and covers six counties, including all of marin , mendocino, humble, trinity, delmore day, and much of sonoma. a member of the committee on natural resources and the house budget committee in congress, as in the assembly. he has distinguished himself as a legislator who tackles complex .ublic policy challenges he works tirelessly and he gets results. often by forging bipartisan consensus on very difficult issues. you all read the news, right? you know that bipa

. >> paul hoffman is a ddot civil engineer heading the project. he says there are cracks in the bridge, the steel is rusting are building up. hoffman says cdot hopes to begin reconstruction in flee to four months -- three to four months. the project is expected to take 110 days to complete. >>> another big job is under way, this one in london. big ben's clock is getting cleaned. a team of workers not afraid of heights scaled the 314-foot tower in westminster. the cleaners will also inspect the clock for damage. the job should take about a week to complete. big ben was first installed in 1859. >>> the coach of the cleveland browns says johnny machine zell's obscene jest -- manziel's obscene gesture last night is disappointing. he gave the finger at last night's fed ex field. the skins won. cleveland's coach promised to name the team's starting quarterback today but after uninspired games from both single callers, he suggested he may delay that decision. >>> i'm tracking spotty showers at this hour which are coming through the metro mainly south of

. >> paul hoffman is a ddot civil engineer heading that project. he says there are cracks in the bridge. the steel is rusting. you can see calcium deposits building up. hoffman says ddot hopes to begin reconstruction in three to four months. instead of four lanes of traffic, it will only be one in each direction. the median on military road between oregon and 14th street will be rebuilt. once that projects is started it is expected up to last 110 days. look at the light at the end of the tunnel. >>> pope francis says he wants to pay us a visit in d.c. he announced in september of 2015 he wants to stop in the nation's capital to address congress, speak at the u.n. in new york and attend a family rally in philadelphia. the pope made those comments while coming back from south korea. >>> johnny football and rg3 on the field together, wasn't as good as it sounds. >> you were screaming a lot tonight. kristen berset will join us from fedex field with highlights from tonight's preseason game. >> and have you ever gotten busted by those speed cameras in th

if you have any more, please distribute them to congressman hoffman -- hoffman's staff. thank you. we wish you the best. lance reyes. he is a cal bear. [applause] president. college of marin. thank you. representative jared huffman. [applause] our very empathetic and compassionate leader nancy pelosi. thank you so much. [applause] >> and our moderator dana king. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] today areemocrats considering a schedule for nominating their 2016 presidential candidate. of the proposed calendar would begin with the iowa caucuses february by new, followed hampshire and north carolina. it is supposed to be an incentive for states to all the primary contest between art -- march and june. they are expected to vote on this later this afternoon. "newsmakers," india governor mike pence talks about politics and state issues. in 2012.ected watch the interview sunday at 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. on c-span. &a," charlie"q wrangle talks about more than 40 years in the house of representatives and

norman and hoffman to respond. the trade secrets are som of soe most robust in the world and we continue to make those provisions and protections even stronger but protecting trade secrets in the countries is a challenge it seems to me facing many of the transnational companies. something i'm very concerned about. how many changes have an impact either positive or negative and what other countries are doing it in this area and do we need to be careful here? mr. norman, you can go first. >> thank you again senator hatch to the legislation that you've introduced. we greatly appreciate your leadership. the instances of what it would do on a positive standpoint is we need the village of station to obtain a federal trade secret remedy particularly the ability to seek and export a seizure of materials and prevent further disclosure or divestment of that information broadly would be a very positive gold standard for future discussions on the trade secret laws around the world with our major trading partners. it's importan

we're looking an accident here at the hoffmans put.n interstate 580 eastbound that joins was bound3. the accident involved a vehicle that may be on inside. fortunately that is not been direction. representatives of two counties in southern california petitioning to send lawmakers have the right 82 percent state called jefferson. their petition said california is too large to govern and should be split into two or more states. u.s. constitution allows them to do this. for in some deserving not a federal lawsuit plus we're giving a close ally of was changes be macy and the weekend ahead hey can you fix this? you bet! that's our new interactive speaker wall. 'sup? thinks it's a speak-ing wall. this can even dim your lights. your 3-d--printed girlfriend will love that. real mature. there you go. a laser drone for cats. i wish i had lasers. i don't. pew pew pew... the new radioshack is finally here. the store of your past is now the store of your future. come see one of our remodeled stores and save 50 percent off skullcandy headphones. or

. >> reporter: monroe county sheriff david hoffman handled the case and says beckman is not alone. >>investigation we found two other parents that had children also that this lady had used their pictures, and she had told them that she was basically adopting these children. >> reporter: hoffman says his hands are tied because although what she did could be seen as creepy, it's not illegal. >> for identity theft, you have to steal someone's identity for the purpose of, you know, either financial gain or something like that. >> reporter: and hoffman says the case didn't meet the guidelines for stalking because the woman didn't reach out or harass the families in the law's eyes. laws that beckman says she wishes were different. >> i don't want it to happen to somebody else. >> now, in this case the woman eventually agreed to take those photos down she swiped, but only after getting some heavy pressure from the sheriff's office. >>> right now at 5:00 a late night e-mail under fire. what virginia's former governor revealed under oath about getting favors from a ceo. >>> the red skenz contr

who better than jared hoffman and his values and understanding. effective from the start. one of the leaders in congress already only there a matter of months, not years yet, recognized leader in preserving our planet, protecting our environment, and doing it all for our children's future. thank you. [applause] >> jared went through a long list of pieces of legislation that if we were in session we could pass. they have bipartisan support, immigration, gun violence, reducing gun violence, voting rights. he named a long list. i won't repeat it except to say to association myself with the concern that these are bipartisan pieces of legislation that have the votes to pat but are not passing. we have to take this out to americans to get the job done. president lincoln said public sentiment is everything and to the extent you get this message across about education and jump starting the middle class rather than stalling the middle class really helps. that's why today for me is so important for us, jared and i, something we will report back to our colleagues on. as he said, it's

the caldecott tunnel tunnel is where we have a couple of lanes taken away and to the north at the hoffman split along eastbound 580 two lanes are taken away and that will be until 7:00 this morning. we already have delays away from the hoffman split. >>> this is news you have been waiting for all summer: drivers could get a break at the gas pump. >>> how much should your children be taught about sex in school? the lesson plan some parents say goes too far. >> hunt are pens is the target of whacky towns all in good fund. >>> outside right now at the bay bridge you can see the clouds in the background and mike says summer has arrived. again. more weather and traffic all morning and the new way to keep you updated with the all new abc7 now keeping weather and traffic thousand the entire break. stay tuned. nds] the wait is over for even faster internet. xfinity is now doubling the internet speed... ...on two of our most popular plans. xfinity continues to innovate, bringing you the fastest, most reliable internet...period. xfinity internet from comcast, now double the speed. >>> covering nova

submit and from fremont hoffman submit and from fremont to san jose, 14 minutes school arrive with a shocking gift and the company is apologizing in mc's money -- in america's money. a military reaction from north korea over the pope's visit to south korea. >> the new abc7 news now. we keep weather and traffic through the commercial break so through the commercial break so you do not miss a nds] the wait is over for even faster internet. xfinity is now doubling the internet speed... ...on two of our most popular plans. xfinity continues to innovate, bringing you the fastest, most reliable internet...period. xfinity internet from comcast, now double the speed. they often say, "i wish i had done this sooner." don't put it off any longer. call 1-800-dentist today. ♪ >> covering cupertino, concord, wine country and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> in iraq drones continue to pound islamic militants and anation thought essential to help trapped religious minorities is on the back burner. a drone aircraft destroyed an armed truck operated by militants. the airstrikes are designed to

town hall meeting with nancy pelosi and representative hoffman. the drafter of the nsa says his agency is committed to following the rule of law and providing transparency from gathering intelligence. he spoke about the future of the nsa at an event hosted by the national security alliance for minutes. [laughter] [applause] x good evening. can you hear me in the back? can you hear me in the back? excellent. first and foremost, thank you for taking time out of your busy lives to spend it together with us this evening to rear --. to be honest, i was shocked to do an event in bc in the middle of august. i just didn't think there would be many people here tonight. thank you for your willingness to take time out of your busy lives to spend some time. i am also grateful because frankly i'm here tonight for several reasons. first and foremost, many of you have heard me talk about this previously, as the commander of the united states cyber command i am a firm believer that public ilog and transparency is an important part of securing our mission today an

let's go to brussels now and poland are correspondent max hoffman. let's talk about those images coming from nato. what are we hearing about the reliability of the images? >> we are in a warlike situation. it's not just about military power, it's winning over the heads. they are a company called digitalglobe providing pictures to google earth. they have a mechanism on their website where you can verify these pictures. i tried to do that because nato pointed specifically to that website but it was down indicating that there was probably too many people trying to do exactly that. what do you do is a journalist if you want to verify something, you look for a second source. they are fighting alongside russian shoulders -- soldiers. they are being captured in ukraine. they claim those are russian tanks in the ukraine. those are all very strong indicators that those satellite pictures are telling the truth or at least part of the truth. >> nato may have a good case to stand on but what can it do? >> wheel was have to remind people that ukraine is not part

i'm trooirl hoffman i've been playing glen elm i'm a member of the mention club and there at least threeferent praising plays it's one the places you can go out anytime you time i don't play there because it's cheap you can go up there and everyone is your friend it's one of the places if it went out of the business i wouldn't know where to go if you go to harding people probably wouldn't talk to you it would be sad to see glen eagles could close >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> i'm leo martinez i live many the queer for 33 years i started taking lessons from the first contractor you had at glen eagle that was mcclaren park at this point the word stepchild i happen to be a board member of the improvement association and we fought for an issue called st. luke's hospital and the reason i bring that up outside the general hospital that was the only hospital we fought for south of market and one of the others things this 9 neighborhood in the visitacion valley and the hunters point and xooer district as stated before i support withholding wholeheartedly i think the first key prog

you can avoid it by sticking to hoffman road. instruction blocking on the right lane, northeast extension northbound here lansdale. watch for that. live on the ben franklin bridge. no problems, westbound traffic coming into the city and moving just fine, matt and tam. >> thank you, karen. >>> we're starting this morning with breaking news, there's a manhunt underway for a delawareg county man. police say he shot and stabbed his wife to death and is on the run with her young sons. an amber alert has gone out for them. katherine scott is live near the scene in drexel hill good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam, that's right, pennsylvania state police did issue an amber alert, state police in new york, new jersey and delaware have been notified. a woman in her 30s was killed by her husband and he took off with two young boys. police have been holding the scene in drexel hill as they continue to investigate the case on abbey terrace. police have released the picture of 31-year-old keith belajonas. 6 feet tall, got in

and disclosure here, red ford and dustin hoffman were not available so we have woodward and bernsteiny oldest friends here in washington, gentlemen, thank you so much. you know, i got to say, i think a lot people in washington felt this way. one reason it took awhile for people to figure out that this was really serious, it seems so stupid. the president was ahead breaking in to the watergate. whoever broke in to a campaign headquarters that's where they keep the yard signs and stuff. there are no secrets there but yet they did. when did the two of you understand that this was really something of significance? >> surprisingly early. we had learned there was a see yet fund of about $800,000 to pay for the bugging at watergate and other illegal undercover things, we wrote that john mitchell, in this case on's law partner and attorney general controlled those funds. on that occasion we were meeting at vending machine room to say what we were going to say to the editors. i felt a chill literally go down my back. i said to woodward, this president is going to be impeached. woodward stead t

whitney houston, you and i talked, phillip seymour hoffman and now this.t seems like sadly, we're talking about stars who had addictions or dealing with issues. and it happens way too often. and talk to us about the stigma and how hollywood deals with these things. >> it is so sad to be here, don. you and i have talked so many times about these very tragic deaths. when this news was announced today, people were so much in shock. so devastated. it reminded us of the death of john ritter. another shocking, shocking celebrity who died way too soon. with robben williams, the way he died. this apparent suicide had everybody talking about, why didn't a lot of people see these signs? we knew he had been in rehab. we knew he had these struggles. but robin williams was someone, as i've been hearing you talk, made so many people laugh. i want to share with you some of our observations attack assess hollywood as i was talking to the crew before i came over here. and what we remembered about robin williams, whenever we were in a junket with him, an interview situation

. >> reporter: paul hoffman, ddot civil engineer heading the project, took me underneath the 60-year-old bridge to show us what's wrong, mainly these cracks and the calcium deposits building up like icicles. it's something you'd see in a cave, not something you want to see on a bridge. >> you can see the water has already come through and the style inside has got to be quite readily rustled at this point. so we've lost a little -- rusted at this point, so we've lost a little integrity of the structure. >> reporter: he hopes to have contracts signed this week with plans to begin bridge rejukes in three to four months. four lanes of travel will -- bridge in three to four months. four lanes of travel will be taken down to two. >> it's going to mess up, especially the buses. they have enough trouble with rush hour and regular time as it is. i don't know what they're going to do. >> reporter: a travel mess, but ddot is prompting to finish the project from start -- promising to finish the project from start to end in 110 days. in d.c. stephanie ramirez wusa9. >> that's going to be a tough 110

asked the late philip seymour hoffman, if you could. nobody dies from marijuana. people die from heroin. and every second that we spend in this country trying to enforce marijuana laws is a second that we're not enforcing heroin laws. and heroin and meth are the two drugs that are ravaging our country. and every death, including mr. hoffman's, is partly the responsibility of the federal government's drug priorities for not putting the emphasis on the drugs that kill, the cause people to be addictive and have to steal to support their habit, and heroin and meth is where all of your priority should be. and it's not just mr. hoffman, ma a brilliant actor at 46 years of age the first winter prescription drugs and then came back to heroin. that's our two major issues i guess. i had a young friend, son of a girl i dated, who died of a heroin overdose about two years ago. i went to a party in memphis recently. not for mod with the governor spent his entire state of the state our address talking about the ravages of heroin in the state, memphis, tennessee, where for women

. >> marilyn hoffman habÍa dicho que se equivocÓ y que no lo volverÍa ser, sin embargo, hoy la arrestaronle al congreso y al presente que a tÚ con el beneficio de los niÑos de la frontera, la legislaciÓn pide entre otras cosas cÓmo proteger a los menores que llegan al paÍs sin acompaÑante y que se le dÉ un debido proceso legal, tambiÉn recomienda trabajar para buscar la soluciÓn a los problemas que ponen a estos niÑos en problema y hace que dejen sus paÍses de origen. sea fresco se convirtiÓ en escenario de un grupo de niÑos que llevaron tanto como brasil, peticiones para que los pequeÑos inmigrantes que llegan solos a la frontera. >> buenas tardes. aproximadamente unos 15 minutos a bien las 30 o 40 personas llevando a cabo esta vigilia, la cual se realizÓ frente a la entrada principal de san francisco, todos ellos de diferentes denominaciones religiosas pero con un solo propÓsito. >> convertir la cera del edificio federal de san francisco en un lugar para cantar. tambiÉn, para elevar oraciones y pedir por el bienestar de los miles de niÑos que huyen del crimen y la violencia en centroamÉ

>> we do have construction in the east bay along eastbound a 80 between the hoffman split and san pablonue and we are seeing the we delays with a bottleneck with the yell low and red showing through. eastbound 80 from buchanan to powell you will find construction crews. to the bay bridge, the cash paying lanes are loading up and more than normal. the fast track wees are moving in nicely. kristen and eric? >> are you thinking about getting a tattoo? there is a warning about the ink the parlor could be used. >>> caught on video: a bear goes for a troll. something unusual about that? hmm, he is freaking some people out. >> we have a new way to keep you "in the know," with abc7 news our cameras are up throughout our cameras are up throughout the commercial brea >>> a 21-year-old is in custody accusing renters out of thousands setting up a scheme to rent a house that did not belong to him. according to investigators he used craigslist to advertise a house for rent. he gave the victim a tour and said she had to pay $1,500 upfront deposit but the house was owned by someone else and was up for

the rest of the drive through berkeley is not too bad but clear conditions open i-80 between the hoffman and the maze. to the airport ten minutes southbound 101 northbound 880, 238 to the maze is 13 minutes and 101 northbound from highway 85 to san jose airport is 11 minutes. >> starbucks makes big changes to the way they will schedule their workers. >> unusual reason more and more brides to be or getting plastic surgery for their hands. >>> we have a new way to coup you in the know at break, the new abc7 news keeping our cameras up through the entire cameras up through the entire commercial break so >> the san jose earthquakes soccer team has joined athletes taking the ice bucket challenge to raise money for the fight against als, with the espn countdown crew took the plunge at the stadium in santa clara. check out chris carter who faked it pouring the ice water behind his head on to boomer raised $4 million in four weeks. they will do the challenge again. that is why he was a great receiver of all time. he was deceptive. >> students will demand a tuition treason campus at the uc associ

very hoffman generougenerous portion. >>what is that over there? am skipping ahead in the process. we will put the finishing touches. >>that is how you finish the plate. >>not this exact but a variation. every menu change we will have a different variation. >>one of our most po pular. on top it is drizzled with spicy mayo. >>this right here is fresh buttered eel. the wizard of oz film was released. i did not know what he did. >> we got the sun to come out. we're warming up a little bit. some more of the scattered thunderstorms. forecasts for the weekend was a 40 percent chance of rain. put those numbers in the air for reason. >> here is the view from evanston where it started cloudy in the sun has come out. we're heating things up. you'll get scattered thunderstorms to come in tonight. 79 at midway. 78 and bartlett. the wind is blowing south east. there is no when the last hour. in an environment like this you have these lake breezes coming during the afternoon. water temperature at 74. mold, as moderate and wheat pollen as high. their rough a feve

need to row with caution between highway 4 to hercules and along i-80 where it clears south of the hoffman split and berkeley and we are making our way in good time. the san mateo bridge away from hayward and foster city, nice conditions there. >> a legal set back for pg&e, a new lawsuit over the san bruno pipeline explosion is hitting close to home. >> hollywood discovered the bay area. again. a blockbuster taking over san francisco this week. >> as you mentioned, no rain in san francisco but in the east bay there are drops in concord and central contra costa county. the all new abc7 news now, with weather and traffic continues throughout the commercial break. throughout the commercial break. you won't miss a >> covering san rafael, south bay, pleasanton bay by. >> a lawsuit against pg&e over the pipeline explosion will now be allowed to resume. a judge lift add stay on the lawsuit accusing pg&e officers and directors of failing to prevent safety violations that led to the explosion. the lawsuit was on hole for three years as they worked on the other lawsuits that took eight lives. >> isr

construction project with three lanes hut down until 5:00 and westbound 80 from highway 4 to the hoffman split where 80 meets 580 so watch out for the cope zones and slow down mass transit is on time and bart and action transit and muni and ace train, all looking clear but we do have holiday schedules for the mass transit, so check with each agency individually and they will operate over the labor day holiday on sunday schedule, holiday schedule or possible canceling service the check ahead. >>> a heart stopping moment after gamers pull an online rank on another player and police are not amused. >>> there is in end to the ice bucket challenge, the major financial wind full it has given to the fight against als. >>> you can see island. island. back with more >>> good morning at 4:52. this is a look at downtown san francisco and the ferry building. not much fog. meteorologist mike nicco is tracking a warmer day. we have the forecast in a moment. >>> unsuspecting gamer in colorado live streaming video shooting kills to a mass audience was the victim of a prank. it is called swatting. >> gam

between powell and buchanan fixing the roads until 6:00 this morning and if you are driving at the hoffman split we had a construction project causing a bought old neck in and out of the albany and as we take a look at san jose, travels there is clear along 101 and 280 and at 64 miles per hour across the san jose airport and 75 miles per hour from 17 and highway 85 with no delays or citizens to report. >>> google and yahoo are joining forces to keep e-mails secret. >> here are the tech bytes. >>> google and yahoo are joining forces. the "wall street journal" reports they are working on a new kind of tool so secure not even the e-mail provideers could read they. >> and a new patented filed by an pole shows voice activated assistance similar to the iphone and ipad that runs on a mac. >> where are you for internet speed? virginia comes in first place with massachusetts and delaware tying for second place in speed. >> google is not waiting for the self driving cars to get on the market but is working on a self driving motorcycle. google is seek permission to test the motorcycle on public roads

if you are talking about 80 headed away from highway four to the hoffman split it is clear and albany to the maze is five minutes. southbound along the nimitz from fremont to san jose is 15 minutes and 101 along 280 northbound is 11 minutes only. >> a new law headed to the governor's desk will make it illegal for webs that publish arrest mug shots to charge people to remove the photos. the state legislature approved the bill yesterday. if the governor signs it, it is a crime to charge a fee to remove, correct, or modify mug shots and fine them up to $1,000 for each violation. we the state senator hill of san mateo says no one should make money by spreading booking go toes on the web if the person was never convicted. >> a study shows many cancer survivors continue to play with fire. nearly one in ten long-term cancer survivors continue to smoke and those would had cancer linked to smoking such as lung and bladder cancer, are most likely to keep lighting up. worse, survivors who smoke, are heavy smokers. this raises the risk of cancer coming back and treatment is less effective. >> the

in addition to robin williams, the academy honored other stars who passed this year including hoffman, gardner, and caesar. francis, back to you. >> thank you very much. a lot to bring in sports this morning. we start with opening day at tennis's u.s. open. on the men's side, novak did not disappoint showing off the strong serve, a lucky bounce at the net on the way to a straight set win. the rest of the high seeds avoided upsets on the men's bracket. alec baldwin was in attendance. a pesky bee would not get off her game as she moves to the second round. serena debuts today in the wake of a new "sports illustrated" article discussing the wimbledon melt down saying, quote, i didn't want to take anything if you want to ask i took drugs. i didn't take drugs, i'm not on drugs, i'm not pregnant, although, i think a baby would be great. >> in the air, center field, is there room in the yard? jones back at the wall. jones up, oh, yeah, he got it! throw coming in, trying to turn two, and he got that too, he's out! >> not the only one to put on a show, back-to-back homers, and o's win it 9-1.

philip seymour hoffman, he suffered heroin use. heath ledger.oes it have anything to do with hollywood culture? or is fame just much harder to deal with than the rest of us realize? >> you know what, i don't think it's just hollywood culture. as we've seen in the news recently, oregon, the missing mother, she committed suicide by asphyxiation. people are wanting to escape. i think the pressures are hollywood are there and they're great. but i believe when imbalance occurs are any trigger, whether hollywood or your home life that takes over, that becomes depression, that becomes suicidal thought that then turns into unfortunate tragedies like this. i know in hollywood there is abuse, there is alcoholism, there is drug addiction. i don't think it's just unique to hollywood. unfortunately the hollywood actors that do suffer these diseases and these fates obviously are on the world stage and they get a little bit more news because of it. >> we're just looking at some of the images of people reacting to the news on monday there in los angeles. we rea

philip philip seymour hoffman we think was an overdose. to choose to end your life. he won oscars. he had family that he loved. the last instagram was a picture with his daughter. >> it was her birthday and he used an old picture. he had three great kids, was married. he had a career that was still continuing. he has four movies still to be coming out later. it wasn't as if someone was saying what ever happened to robin williams. >> i love what matt did earlier about how we remember him as the guy that would come in and a lot of people come to sell their movie or book or whatever and they are in and out. most people are polite. he literally did make it -- he did standup everywhere he went. >> he met the crew members. >> he was so gracious to everybody. i hated to see him leave the room. he is very bow legged. there is such a profound sense of sadness when he would leave because he is so joyful. gary marshall said he could make everyone happy but himself. steve martin said i cannot be more stunned by the loss of robin williams. >> the think is a lot of people come and do business an

. >> reporter: liz hoffman's driveway is one of the many sites still red tagged. chimney plumes came crashing down on her car saturday morning. >> it could have fallen on my son or my husband, who works on the car constantly, or anyone, because we're all out here all the time. >> reporter: and we're back here live. you're looking at a clothing store. you can see it's been boarded up. right next door, this is an antiques shop. you can see the window is still shattered here. again, the city council is going to be voting on an emergency proclamation, this one, in fact, asking the governor to declare a state of emergency for the city of vallejo. reporting live, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, jodi. vallejo and the napa community still on edge, rattled again today by more aftershocks. >> i was in my room. i said, oh! of course, got scared, right, you never know what's next. >> it felt like a 3.0 or 4-something, and it startled me. i just yelled out, earthquake, earthquake! >> still a lot of shaking going on. jeff ranieri has been tracking all these tremtr

the world's famous bath toy, the rubber duck, made by dutch artist florentine hoffman.d's biggest rubber duck. it is six stories tall and weighs 11 tons. this one is set to sail near los angeles. that's a different song? you've got to sing that. this one is going to kick off the festival of tall sails. the bath toy will be a major attraction for the event. this duck has been all over the world now. >> i would go out and sea that. have your picture taken with a giant inflatable duck. >> it's been to australia, san francisco, ireland. all over the place. i would want to ride it. that would be fun. >> pop it. >> rubber duck parade. >>> now it's time for a look ahead. one of the most famous caps the past year is now history. pharrell history, mountain hat, designed by vivian westwood is now on display. it's being installed at the museum in washington d.c. >>> happy birthday to nashville actress hayden who turns 25. s harry smith turns 63. i'm dara brown along with bill karins. thanks for watching "early today." have a good one. on august 4th, two unsuspecting men walked in

williams, the academy also honored other stars who passed away this year, including philip seymour hoffman, james garner, and sid ceasar. reporting from the emmys from a red carpet that's being torn down i'm stephanie stanton. back to you. >> always a great night. thank you. >>> switching gears. this morning a new threat to isis. he this comes as the president issues flights involving drones and possibly spy planes. the decision is critical as claims isis is growing. approximately 17,000 fighters across syria and iraq. syria supports the surveillance, but stops short on air strikes. >> the president has not -- >> they were sent in to capture james foal where i and others. the mission failed. >>> 18-year-old michael brown has been laid to rest, and now a new test for the nation when it comes to policing. more than 4,500 mourners pay their final respects to the explain teen. during the you'll swri after you'll swri, they listened to anecdotes about the 18-year-old, but speakers like national action network's reverend al sharpton also charged them and the nation to take steps to combat police

look at the temperature is now in the '80s including 88 at westchester. '80s at hoffman estates.80 it will matt. over an inch and a half of water. a light breeze will begin marching in mind. the convergence of wind right along that often times is the spark for some thunderstorms to develop. a lake breeze at that time. >> all in all 50% of the area cut up and thunderstorms. 50 percent tonight. 40 percent coverage tomorrow >> also severe rutgers stressed to the west of us. >> you keep your eye open for possibly gusty wind. this is the 7:00 for castoff of our high- resolution in-house model. this is midnight tonight. cl the storms keep crossing the area. >> there's a feature right here right on the nose of the jet stream. there is left. here is where it is this evening. new debt and little added lift. and may add some spark to some of these thunderstorms. not everybody will see that. that is the potential of these things given the slow movement and all of the moisture that we have in the air. it is 81 here in chicago now. the warrant extends all the way up to the arctic. well we wil

officer hoffman says he had many close calls. >> i think some people forget what they're required to do. >> california's laws state that drivers must move over one lane or slow down to a safe speed if an emergency reers are stopped on the highway. richmond police say that many pe don't do that either. >> i understand that people are flustered but they need to remind themselves that they need to yield to the right and obviously, that's for everybody's safety. >> the public needs to understand that they're putting their lives to help others. >> we are people and humans and we want to go home at the end of the day. we are there to provide the help for the public. >> they'll be using surveillance video from near by businesses to get a better understanding of the crash. reporting live in oakland, ktvu channel 2 news. >> firefighters in the county say they are slowly making strive battling the fire there. the complex fire is now 35% contained. the lightning has charred abouts or 13 square miles. 58 structures are still threatel evacuations are in place for the area. >>> the fire weather wa