>>workers are adding the final touches to the exterior and the interior of the arena. the first event will be a concert put on by metallica and the san francisco symphony. they will perform on september 6. the nba season will begin in october the schedule has not been released for all the warriors home games. a st. louis woman has now given birth on july. to a girl who weighed 7 pounds 11 ounces you see the trend there 7.11 says she got a nice gift from 7.11. not only did she get this cute little onesie for her newborn, but the convenience store also pledged thousands of dollars towards a college fund for the new girl, guess how much 7,000 $111 of course the child's mother is calling this college fund a real blessing. >>baseball in the bay is buzzing both the a's and the giants making some serious playoff push is both teams have given themselves a chance to play meaningful baseball in september and in the majors that is all you can really ask for the a's though have a better chance in that is who we are going to start with they are in minneapolis for a game 3 four-game

he's now in the cabinet as secretary of the interior. see, there was an opening for him to take that job because the previous trump secretary of the interior ryan zinke, he had to resign while it was revealed that he was under investigation for his own corruption scandals. he had to go for the criminal investigations into his corruption. that's how bernhardt got kicked upstairs into the job that he now enjoys. only the best people. david bernhardt's actions and -- now david bernhardt's actions in this after-school special would could be titled "corruption for dummies." happy to mess up basically anyone or anything as long as it helps their donors. this little paragone of how corruption works. his actions are being investigated by congress, the oversight committee in this part of the federal government. it is chaired by congressman raul grialva, who is from arizona and who knows these things and has proclaimed himself to be mystified as to why the number two official at the interior department might have been interested and personally inv

he's now in the cabinet of secretary of the interior. there was an opening for him to take the job because the previous secretary of the interior, ryan zinke, had to resign after he was under criminal investigation for his own corruption scandals while running trump's interior department. he had to go because of the criminal investigations into his corruption. that's how bernhard got kicked upstairs into the cabinet job he now enjoys. only the best people. now david bernhardt's actions around benson, arizona, and this trump donor who wants the development there and screw the river and the science, i want it, now his actions in this little after school special which could be titled corruption for dummies. this is explaining how the trump administration is more than happy to mess up anyone and anything as long as it helps their friend and donors. this paragon of how corruption works, now david bernhard's actions are being investigated by congress and by the house committee, the oversight committee in this part of the government and chaired

germany's very much on going migration debate of course that's something as well that the german interior ministry will be keen to make sure that that doesn't also boil over once again but for now as i say most of the places will be getting will be to morrow now on tuesday and that will be from the interior minister hosts a hope that once he's spoken with those security officials this evening. his tragic story tonight kate thank you. the chinese government has held a news conference to condemn the ongoing unrest in hong kong it comes after another weekend of clashes between police and anti-government protesters calling the turbulence quote horrendous incidents that have seriously damaged the rule of wall beijing also reaffirming its backing for hong kong's chief executive kerry lam. scenes of street protests like this are becoming more and more frequent after an 8 consecutive weekend of demonstrations in hong kong beijing responded with the rest statement. young don't think you should at the end get the recent developments in hong kong especially the acts of violence by a small number of

investment in interior's infrastructure also benefits local economies. in fy 2017, activities on lands in total were associated with about $165 billion in value added to the u.s. economy. almost $300 billion in economic output and supported almost 2 million jobs. aging infrastructure impacts our ability to serve the public at interior. many of these assets are deteriorating with older assets becoming increasingly more expensive to repair and maintain in good condition. at the end of fy 2018, the department's total deferred maintenance backlog was $16.4 billion. the maintenance of these assets and the preservation of the public's access to our national parks, wildlife refuges, indian schools and federal lands more generally is a federal responsibility. reducing interior's infrastructure deferred maintenance backlog, along with modernization of our facilities of the top priority under this administration. just last week, secretary bernhart and the vice president were at yellowstone national park working with our employees to repair some of the infrastructu

the interior politics of us germany but also in the european union.hat are complicated part of negotiations. brent: there are critics who say that the sewawatch activists are playing into the hands of people like the italian interior minister. salvini, who has said, this is like an act of war. >> i would rather say that he is instrument to rising people from the seawatch ii for his populism and he is not think about what his politics are causing their, because of this politics europe and i italy and other states are going into a situation where itt is called a political solution to let people die.e. we can never accept that. also not as democratic people. brent: there is no clear immigration policy by the european union, right? there is no answer to the questions that have been open for a long time. >> i mean, of course, we should go for a long-term strategy, for a long-term solution between all the states of the european union. brent: you cn'an't do that. >> this is not happening at the moment. but there are other possibilities. there could be the po

that will be from the interior minister. once he has spoken with the interior minister's this evening. brent: thank you. the chinese government has held a rare news conference to condemn the ongoing unrest in hong kong. it comes after another week of protests. china called the turbulence "her this incidents that have seriously damaged the rule of law. beijing also reaffirmed its backing for hong kong's chief executive, carrie lam. >> scenes of street protests like this are becoming more frequent. after in eighth consecutive weekend of demonstrations in hong kong, beijing responded with a rare statement. >> the recent developments in hong kong, especially the acts of violence by a small number of radical activists have seriously undermined the territories prosperity, and stabilitity. they challenge the rule of law and public order. the lives and property of hong kong residents are under threat. >> beijing adds the protests violate the principle of one country, two systems. the march has began over a proposed bill that would a

valleys, so temperatures right now widespread 50's and 60's throughout the coast and most of our interior valleys with the exception of the tri valley has conquered in antioch still in the mid 70's after scorching heat in the 90's today. overnight lows tonight will cool down into the mid to upper 50's with the exception of antioch 65 degrees for your overnight low so still dealing with a very warm air mass even during the overnight hours and wake-up planner forecast is going to show a shallower marine there and with that warmer temperatures not just along the coast, but also still remaining warm in our interior valleys but we're all going to notice that cool down in the coming days to start out your upcoming workweek forecast. in addition of that i'm tracking your tropical storm barry forecast in my next full forecast in just a few minutes know allen jr back to you. thank you so much. >>moving along honoring fallen sacramento, police officer tara o'sullivan. that's the goal of a new beer at a local brewery. there was a line wrapping around the parking lot of the track 7 brewing of their s

we are going to notice a gradual warming trend with many he waves set to arrive before interior valley starting on wednesday. warm temperatures turning into hot temperatures by next weekend. and then relief 10 days from now when he finally cool down to near average just see back to you. thank you so much. this week. the san mateo county sheriff's office lost one of their own correctional officer, a j r k is a drowned on tuesday. >>while in lake tahoe. he was with friends. and today the san mateo county code 30 foundation went on with its plan fundraiser to help families. just like the one arcades a left behind kron four's know bellow was there. >>fundamentally the reason why people are here. it is to help support those officers that a lot of backing the blue with some brews a 6 year-old tradition hitting a little harder. >>on this saturday as the san mateo county sheriff's office. remembers officer ha our case a we had a member i'm a die in a drowning accident just a few days ago. >>and you left behind a 2 kids under 5 and a wife and they're having a really tough time right now and so

going to notice some changes nice warming trend making its way not only along the coast, but our interior valleys as well. >>here's a look at stormtracker 4 very dry and clear conditions in the bay area. but just to our south there is some monsoonal moisture that will try to make its way into the bay area in the coming days, but it looks like it's going to remain well to our south and east primarily impacting parts of the sierra and also southern california as that monsoonal moisture could actually bring the threat of dry lightning which could spark wildfires and also the threat of pop-up thunderstorms as well as it that is o that subtropical forming just west of mexico right now but for us we're going to notice maybe some muggy conditions in the coming days, but overall dry pattern for us here in the bay area as you can see no clouds in the sky for those of you in the east bay at berkeley but fog banks starting to form right now along the bay area coastline with the porous visibility right now half moon bay, seeing that low cloud cover reducing visibility to at or near 0 24 temperatures

yeah, especially for interior valleys going to see some widespread 90's there but let's take a look athat's happening in the midwest and east coast. >>starting to notice some relief from the heat, especially those of you in chicago, currently in the 60's right now you haven't seen those numbers in quite a while so enjoy that natural air conditioning there. still in the 70's though for detroit in new york and widespread 80's all the way from washington d c and boston, but relief is in sight for you the heat wave, starting to come to an end in 5 by early this upcoming week. we are going to notice daytime highs in the 80's and widespread 60's for your overnight low, so just one more night of unbearable weather but for us here in the bay area, nothing to really complain about tracking some low and high cloud cover very dry calm conditions and even as we take a look at this year forecast right now noticeably, calmer conditions there were some thunderstorms earlier today but now we are starting to dry out from that and your sierra forecast for the next 3 days as you can see still well above

that is going to make for a little warmup into the interior valley. the current temperatures in the south bay is 55 and in the peninsula at 53 and the tri valley at 66. and so it is going to bump up from the 40s to the 50s. but if you have plans to the beach, the coastline is partly cloudy and cool. maybe too chilly for a beach day, but a good day for the beach run though. and if you are into the interior valley or anywhere near the south bay, the temperatures are going to definitely warm up. by 1:00 or 2:00, we will have a mix of sun and clouds and 81 by 1:00, and 83 by 2:00, and that is where we are topping out for the south bay, but in the tri valley, warmer, and cooldown is expected. how significant it will be, i will have it in 15 minutes. >> okay. we look forward to that. 7:31 for you, and another powerful earthquake strikes southern california, a day after a major quake rattled that area on the fourth of july. the most recent quake is 71. and stephanie is in los angeles with the latest there. >> as southern california was recovering from the ju

the right about where we should be for our interior valleys for daytime highs today. storm tracker for tracking very dry and calm conditions out there right now but i am keeping an eye on that low fog bank along our coastal areas even making its way into the east being shoreline this evening. so we are noticing some more low and high cloud cover this evening and also temperatures right now cooling down because of that for most of the bay area, here's a live look outside from the east bay over berkeley, plenty of high clouds overhead and even some low clouds and cstal areas in wind speeds out there right now noticeably calmer but a little bit breezy in the interior valleys specifically in concord and fairfield seeing the strongest wind speeds right now around 25 miles per hour or less and temperatures widespread 50's along the coast, but 60's as you make your way inland. and overnight lows tonight will be a little bit warmer than last night so we're only going to cool down into the low 50's and even mid 50's for most of the bay area with the exception of santa rosa 49

under a train on monday is to be examined by a psychiatrist the incident has shocked germany and interior minister horse a haul for has cut short his summer holiday to meet the heads of major security agencies in berlin a memorial service is to take place at frankfurt's main station later today. solemn tributes at frankfurt's main rail station after monday's tragic events witnesses say they saw men pollution each year old boy and his mother in front of a high speed train the mother managed to save herself by rolling into a gap between the tracks her child was fatally struck by the train the suspect also tried to push another woman onto the tracks but failed the events have left many in germany in shock. like i have 3 grown children but the fear is still there. to take the life of an 8 year old child it hurts. frankly it's all full there is nothing more to say horrible for everyone involved all of a part of the train driver and a family for everyone but for those standing nearby you have to witness this disaster. police said the suspect was a 40 year old man who was born in eritrea and had

meanwhile the interior minister of his so expressed his sympathy dunn was into amends by him which are fine at the moment our thoughts are with the mother the son and the family. isn't in. push it and we are very grateful for the courageous citizens. of the huts to see cuz of their brave intervention we were able to capture and arrest the alleged perpetrator stayed in clinton wants to move isolation to. the mother is currently receiving medical treatment in hospital. police are appealing to possible eyewitnesses for more information. or for more now we're joined by our political correspondent maximiliano caustics who's been following this story good morning maximilian and so have any more details emerged about exactly what happened at that frankfurt train station as you've heard just now what we know from police authorities and witness reports is that the man pushed the mother and the child on the tracks the boy died the mother was able to save herself by rolling off the tracks when the train was coming in and now the suspect is in the hands of the police authorities he so far has been

>>in a heat advisory and also for most of the interior valleys of the east bay including conquered inivermore everyone else though seeing widespread 50's for your overnight low so relief mainly along the coast and let's take a look at your microclimate forecast for the 2nd half of your weekend downtown san francisco, 70 degrees marina district also in the low 70's, so a few degrees above average there in half moon bay, upper 60's for you brisbane low 70's with upper 70's all the way in burlingame we are going to notice a lot more sunshine throughout the afternoon and still warm temperatures even throughout san mateo 80 degrees. redwood city in the mid 80's with a mountain view 84 degrees for your sunday afternoon highs in light a breezy wind speeds at sea breeze will be out in full force along the coast even extending into our interior valleys but scorching see for those of you in the south bay still even with that slight cool down. low 90's for your afternoon highs in that excessive heat advisory, he's going to remain in effect for that ride valleys livermore a 100 degrees conquered

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in defiance of the bad imposed by the hardline interior minister. and now the vessel also carrying migrants is thought to be hitting full malta seeking a safe harbor to offload its human called. the aleksandra supporter of lampedusa on board. at least $41.00 migrants including several pregnant women crew wimber say the conditions on board were unbearable. yaml being that we are convinced that we are acting within the law and above all for the dignity and safety of the people on board was the 1st order. another rescue ship is waiting outside italian waters 65 migrants are aboard the alan currency operated by german n.g.o.s c.i. crew members say they rescued them from a dinghy with no g.p.s. navigation aids and only 10 liters of water the crew told they refused to return the migrants to the closest port in libya despite an offer from the libyan government to take them in instead they headed for italy. the next park for us so we just followed maritime law and went to the next part. we were. to love to do now we are at the coast this morning we had the

germany's interior minister haas a whole set to hold a crisis meeting to discuss the killing of an 8 year old boy on monday say hopeful has interrupted his holiday to deal with the case the child was pushed in front of a train by a 40 year old man a prank for at station the suspect was detained by police after trying to flee the scene reports say he has so far made no comment. it was here at frankfurt central station that the 8 year old boy and his mother were pushed from the platform the mother was able to scramble to safety but his son was struck by an approaching high speed train so it securely to the main suspect a 40 year old man fled the scene the same up some eyewitnesses are part of this to us discommode even able to track him down with the help of subversion ends and he was detained many of the station not hired to help on the office to step down. earlier this month a similar incident took place in the state of north rhine-westphalia there a 34 year old woman died after she was pushed in front of an oncoming train. police say that the man didn't know the woman all the child

s out there in the bay area even extending inland into parts of the north bay and also east bay, interior valleys and overnight lows will be mild in the low to mid to upper 50's for most of the bay area. let's take a look at your wake-up planner forecast because we are going to notice a lot more cloud cover to start and end the day mostly cloudy skies for your monday afternoon and with that cooler temperatures so we're going to be an additional one to 3 degrees cooler tomorrow compared to today, 5 to 10 degrees below average overall in stormtracker 4 right now tracking very dry conditions but future cast is going to show they say that stronger sea breeze and that thicker marine layer it is going to spread all the way inland. bringing us some coastal drizzle, not just along the bay area coastline. but also for the bay area's shoreline as well so we could actually get some light measurable rain out of this for your monday morning commute making for slick drive. so just keep that in mind and here's a look at the light rain totals very impressive for drizzle because usually we don't get any m

he's connected to interior secretary david bernheart too.ector of the safari international foundation, a group he once represented. and since donald trump became president, ingram has enjoyed easy access to trump administration decision makers who oversee his interests. schedules obtained by cnn show at least eleven meetings, phone calls or e-mails with top trump administration officials, including then epa chief scott pruitt and ryan zinke, who was secretary of the interior. and cnn has learned in august of 2017, mike ingram met up with his old lobbyist friend and then deputy interior secretary david bernhart, the first of at least five meetings with him. this secret meeting, not on any public calendar was a private breakfast held at mike ingram's hunting lodge in montana. just two weeks later, fish and wildlife supervisor steve spangle got that unusual call from washington and the villaged at vigneto was on track again. a lawsuit filed earlier this year has the project on hold. ingram will not talk to cnn. he has hired one of washington's

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among those in attendance, the new interior secretary david bern heart was an oil industry lobbyist.has been keeping an eye for months reporting on among other things, allegations he's given preference to former clients for drilling permits. a new report from drew you'll only see on 360 deals with the controversial development in water parks arizona owned by another person connected to secretary burnheart. here is drew's report. >> reporter: the village is a massive housing development being planned in this arizona desert east of tucson but like all development in arizona, water is an issue especially for wildlife and u.s. fish and wildlife supervisor steve spangled thought before putting in all those homes, golf courses and potentially 70,000 people, government scientists should look carefully how it would impact the nearby san pedro river. >> we wanted them to assess how much water was going to be withdrawn from the aquaphor. >> reporter: the army corps of engineers approved a permit on the site. spangled decided before the new villages could move forward a full scale by logical as

within the department of interior.ition out here in arizona was not the position of the administration. >> he says the lawyer from the interior department told him he needed to reverse the earlier decision on that environmental assessment for the project. >> i felt i had a duty. i have to do what i'm told. i did. i felt pressured to reverse my decision. and simple terms i was rolled. >> he followed orders. reversed ltth decision and four months later retired. environmentalists are livid. >> we're supposed to work under the law and science. and science was over ridden here. >> this is the developer. part owner of the arizona diamond backs. he donated $50,000 to trumps committee. promising half million dollar donors a hunting trump with president trump's sons. and he is a direct to have international foundation a group he once represented. and since donald trump became president, ingram enjoyed easy access to trump administration decision makers. who over see his interest. scheduled obtained by cnn show at least eleven m

valleys and overnight lows tonight as you can see widespread 60's for the interior valleys, antioch flirting with 70's for overnight lows are not expected to get some overnight relief unfortunately concord 63 degrees nap and delayed little bit better in the low 60's. but widespread 50's throughout the bay area shoreline and wake-up planner forecast is going to show slightly cooler temperatures still tracking triple digit heat in the interior valleys but along the coast and along the bay, widespread 60's and 70's there downtown san francisco, 70 degrees, plenty of sunshine upper 70's for oakland and san jose 90 degrees in triple digit weather once again for those of you in livermore in antioch santa rosa 94 degrees. and we won't notice relief from the heat until monday that's when going to cope cool down 10 to 20 degrees. from sunday's daytime highs with near average highs all week long. we are just seeing back to you thank you so much a group of athletes in sacramento are ready to take on this record breaking heat, this weekend sohn surrey town still has a look at how they plan to s

what do you make of that well yes the german interior minister wholesale wolf has said he's going to hold a crisis meeting today with the security authorities and the latest going to give a statement or a press conference on the current stretches of the investigations and the of course he is responsible for all types of public security in germany so that includes also the security on train stations now 2 weeks ago we've only seen another case of somebody being pushed on to train tracks by a random person and this is something that does not also caught the attention of the german public can we become more safe on german train stations is there something that can be done about these random acts of violence and of course this is something that the german public has an interest in and sees a once a response from the german government by smily other thank you so much political correspondent much 1000000 of caution. u.s. president donald trump caused yet another controversy at the weekend by calling the city of baltimore a rotten rodent infested mess critics say the president's remarks wer

european union interior ministers have failed to find an agreement on how to deal with asylum seekers rescued in the mediterranean sea as the ministers held talks in finland the german captain of a migrant rescue ship at the eye of a political storm appeared before an italian court from there she sent a clear message to european leaders. arriving at the courthouse on sicily count a wreck a tour was mocked by reporters the 31 year old german c. captain is being investigated on suspicion of aiding illegal immigration last month she piloted to see what rescue ship into the italian ports of lampedusa with 41 my concern on board. i sincerely hope that the european commission now after the new election of the parliament will do their very best to prevent situations like that happening and that all the european countries will work together in the future. except any people which the civilian fleet has rescued. its elise hardline interior minister mattel use salvini wants to stop rescue ships like sea watch bringing my consist sure as the summit of europe's interior ministers got underway in h

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the fog returning. 60s, 70s and mostly 80s through the interior. >>> it is solano county time. i'm looking up at the screen, things are doing very well from fairfield, vellejo, 680, 580 is good see traffic is moving along very well with no major issues heading

italy's far right interior minister and mateo salvini was direct about where he thought the boat should go. it's a german vessel they can go to germany where. he has already changed italian laws so that vessels entering italian waters without permission risk fines as large as $50000.00 euros another boat the alex run by the italian charity mediterranea has $41.00 migrants on board and the italian authorities are blocking this 2 conditions on the boats are beginning to look desperate. i am the doctor on board and fortunately we open our arms crew came here to help for the medical assistants and i mean we are only have a 20 minutes a sailing boat. and we don't have all the necessary tools to react toward the medical needs. the standoff between the italian authorities and rescue boats mean the migrants on the left in limbo. are at as cross now to his reporter i even to him who is standing close to the german chancellor's office in the center of balin where a demonstration is taking place in support of the sea rescue operations i have thanks for joining us tell us what's happening where you

ministry in an interior ministry sorry said that they would be discussing several serious crimes that had happened recently of course this isn't the 1st time that we've seen an incident of this nature in germany in recent weeks just and a couple of weeks ago a 34 year old mother was killed in virgin in the state of north rhine-westphalia a little north of where this incident took place today after she too was pushed onto the railway tracks and she was run over by an incoming regional train so this is being taken very seriously here in germany what more can you tell us about the victims the mother and son who were attacked this way. well we know so far that it was a 40 year old woman and her 8 year old son and that woman is now being treated for a shock after this tragic incident but so far as far as police are aware there was no prior relationship between the victim and this is. really reporting thank you. we're going to shift gears now and shift our attention to cycling because egon very now has made history by becoming the 1st writer from colombia to win the tour the falls over and

this is it abuse live from berlin it only takes another step to freeze migration to insurers interior minister might they also be of course is what was once europe's biggest reception center in the new year sicily but will it really deter migrants from embarking on that perilous journey trying to cross the mediterranean also coming up hong kong is a leader kerry lamb says are controversial extradition bill is dead but activists vow to return to the streets until she formally draws it and needs a 12 year olds to keep focused on his official minute and one of millions of children who can't go to school because his family is too cool and we ask why promises by world leaders to change his situation and that of so many others like him are likely to leave local. hocket so great to have you along everyone. italy has close what was once europe's biggest reception center for migrants in many of sicily all the closure was mission accomplished for hardline interior minister might they are so many who presided over the sites of shuttering he said he wanted to see it replaced with much smaller fac

in that report we heard italian interior minister matteo salvini discussing how many migrants have arrived in italy in recent years let's take a look now at the numbers across europe fewer people are arriving in europe by sea compared with the peak of the migration crisis in 2015 even so nearly 30000 people arrived in the 1st half of this year now these here are the 3 main sea routes to get to europe via greece via spain and finally through italy and malta the number of people traveling from turkey to greece has also been falling but it's still the most common route by sea and increasing number of migrants are making the journey from morocco to spain but it's still not considered a mass migration route and relatively few migrants are traveling from libya to italy and malta just over 4000 people but for those who try it this is the most dangerous route more than 400 people have drowned this here for more on this we are joined now by mateo villa he's a research fellow and migration specialist at the italian institute for international political studies in milan now operation sofia that's the

but our interior valleys and that warming trend will continue through at least the 1st half of the weekend. little change on sunday but then cooling down just enough on monday near average along the coast and interior valleys ken pam back to risa thank you. >>another big story we are following tonight, president trump says he is abandoning the effort to add a citizenship question to the 2020 senses, instead, he will pursue other ways of getting that data joining us now is julia marsh with the asian law caucus in san francisco, so julia must be happy that the president dropped the effort to get the question on the census, but. >>he says he's going to use other means to try to pursue the data do you have any idea what he's talking about. yeah so. >>it's a big positive step that the question itself on the on the census that question causes a lot of fear. but the administration does still want to find out how many people are citizens and holby citizens. the thing everyone should know is that they've actually been planning to use administrative data for very long time this is not new. the presi

young says the percentage can't beat him up yet but the interior is packed with digital bells and whistles that kind of assurance will instantly notice the analog clock is gone and doesn't fit in the bright new digital world but yet is focusing on the mit 3 every precise now comes equipped with a sim card so the car is always online and that brings a whole range of advantages the car's system can be updated wirelessly like a smartphone and the vehicle can also receive traffic updates in real time speech recognition is intuitive so you don't have to use standardized commands but can just talk to the car. he demonstrates telling the person that he's hungry and it replies by providing a list of restaurants in the area and asking him to choose one young decides it's time for a quick bite. although the modular infotainment system is new the v.w. engineers didn't touch the cockpit's fundamental structure customers do however now have a wider range of a post tree and trim colors to choose from. along with the m i b 3 b. w. has also done a lot to its collection of dr vs systems which are now conso

about 5 degrees below average low 60's for downtown san francisco, but pleasant temperatures for interioralleys, especially those of you in san jose conquered in livermore upper 70's for you mid 80's though for santa rosa an antioch so let's take a look at our 10 at 10 outlook because we are going to gradually warm up starting on thursday of next week and then i am tracking above average temperatures next weekend withto mid 90's in interior valleys, the milder temperatures along the coast. if you want relief from the heat just head to the beach just think back to you. thank you so much other big story tonight police second suspect w connection to a mall shooting in san bruno. >>this morning investigators released 2 pictures of 19 year-old d'andre gant of san francisco. he is 6 feet tall about 205 pounds the shooting at the tent for a moment tuesday injured 2 teenagers said bruno's police chief today says that investigators are still looking into how a dispute began that led up to the shooting. >>there's a legal component or legal parameters on how we identify gang members and how we valid