>>jacqueline: cooler along the coast. we will continue to see cooler coast conditions into to more details on that, coming up. >>pam: if you have a trouble purchasing facebook? you could get a reimbursement. and we are learning new details about the gruesome canadian delivery of body parts. >>gabe: new features for google maps. coming up on my attack report. tech [ female announcer ] letting her home be turned into a training facility? ♪ this olympian's mom has been doing it for years. she's got bounty. in this lab demo, one sheet of new bounty leaves this surface cleaner than two sheets of the leading ordinary brand. bounty has trap and lock technology to soak up big spills and lock them in. let the spills begin. p&g. proud sponsor of the olympic games. >>pam: the biggest jump of the year on wall street. jumping 280 points. the nasdaq and also s&p 500. this was sparked by european leaders could help spain. also, facebook saw an increase $26.80 per share. however, it is still 29% from the initialled by people price. meanw

www.kron4.com >>jacqueline: certainly, warmer. upper 70's, inland.lso warmer in the south bay. temperatures in the 70's in the san jose. and and the north bay. it stayed cool along the coast what we could expect, overnight. areas of patchy fog could redevelop. with sunny skies and things picking up bay-area wide gusting at 20 m.p.h. and getting a bit warmer. as a go towards the weekend it will be fairly heavy but we will see warmer temperatures, bay-area wide. they look at the fog tracker. to the south by 5:00 p.m., this computer model is also showing san jose, livermore, fremont. by 7:00 p.m., notice that -- 7:00 a.m., the fog along the san mateo coast and for the east bay. livermore, will migrate towards the peninsula. by 9:00 a.m., that fog will clear. and breezy conditions. however, by still, those sea breezes will continue tomorrow. with 50s along the coast. getting into the '70s and '80s in the north bay. taking a look at york extended forecast with a bit of a cool down. mainly just those clouds and cool temperatures but a nice rebound for the

wikipedia kennedy -- jacqueline kennedy. is that assignment to got an intensely private former first lady that is the subject of his new book "mrs. kennedy and me". tonight we are pleased the co-author of "mrs. kennedy and me" lisa mccubbin lens our special guest in conversation. she co-authored the book the kennedy detail and is an award winning journalist and tv news anchor and reporter. please join me in welcoming lisa mccubbin and clint hill. [applause] >> thank you for coming out tonight. great to see you all here. what we would like to do is have an informal conversation with clint hill and i will ask him some questions and he will share stories with you and we will open up the questions and answers. he is very willing to answer whatever questions you have. he has heard them all. don't be shy. sir mr. hill, i called him clint hill. everybody wants to know first of what this emir's you were silent about this subject and you didn't do any interviews, you didn't talk about those years with the kennedys. why at this phase

jacqueline watson about a special tea being held this weekend. if you have not made plans for this sunday, then you want to get to the mayflower hotel, one of my dearest friends, dr. jacqueline watson is here with me. and she's with the jamaican women of washington. i would have been there this sunday with them but unfortunately because of my radiation, i had to cancel but i'm telling you, it is a fabulous, fabulous high tea that they present every year. this is their tenth anniversary and they raise funds for a needy cause. welcome dr. watson. she has a beautiful name, jacqueline. i love that name because it's my name. at any rate, let's talk about where the funds go for this high tea. >> this high tea this year will go -- a percentage of the proceeds go to mary center, bright beginnings ands to the public health centers in jamaica who are in need of infant scales and boards for the babies down there. >> reporter: you've-- >> you've been doing this for ten years. it's so important for you. >> it is very important. it's my passion. it's important

. >>> i am in the weather center with jacqueline, and she's here to tell us what to expect. >> yeah, hot, hot, hot. the only place to seek revuge will be the -- refuge will be the coast lineup. 95 in antioch, 92 in concord and livermore: temperatures were cooler closer to the coast lynn. 70 in san francisco, 73 in oakland. san mateo. tomorrow, temperatures are going to be warm in the morning. 70s. 80s to start the day. then a lot of 90s by the noon hour. in the later afternoon hours, that pink keats temperatures -- pink on your skraen indicates triple -- screen indicates triple digits. >>> an outbreak of the norovirus. dozens of patrons complain of vomiting and diarrhea after eating at the pizza kitchen. >> reporter: this notice was naped to the pizza kitchen -- taped to the pizza kitchen in walnut creek. health officials found unsanitary conditions inside the establishment. these are pictures of two cross-contamination violations. these utensils should not be sitting in food. she's knives should not be sitting in dirty water. officials found that employees forgot to wash their hands

so i got overs to the office one day and there was an invitation from katherine graham and jacqueline kennedy o nas sis to have dinner. i thought i must be the most important person here. i get over to this lovedy dinner at katherine graham's house, me, the two women on the end and all of these male senators. and here's what happened. jacqueline kennedy had edited a book called "remember the ladies" from abigail adams plea to her husband when he was writing the constitution. obviously he didn't do it but -- and it was about all of the things that we didn't know about her story, you know all of the women in our backgrounds that had just been left out of history. they take his to history too se and no reason to put hers in. she wanted this as part of the official part of the by centennial. made sense to me. i thought it was about time women learned their history. i passed it out and since no one was paying attention, it got to the senate and they were like, no way. so i'm sitting here at this dinner and thinking these are probably the two most powerful women i can think of in washington

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katherine graham and jacqueline kennedy onassis to have dinner. at katherine graham's house. i thought, well, i must be the most important person here. and i got over to this lovely dinner at katherine graham's house. and it's me, the two women on the end, and all of these male senators. and here's what happened. jacqueline kennedy had edited a book called "remember the ladies" from abigail adams plea to her husband when he was writing the constitution. obviously, he didn't do it. and it was about all the things that we didn't know about herstory, all the women in our background that had just been left out of history. i mean, they take history too seriously. and figured there was no reason to put hers in it. so she wanted this as part of the official part of the bicentennial. it made sense to me. i thought it was about time women learned of history. i had passed it out. someone said to me, they were, like, no way. so i'm sitting here at this dinner, and i'm thinking, these are probably the two most powerful women i can think of in washington. and these guys are saying no. and

how did you feel when you're told you're going are going to be assigned to jacqueline kennedy? >> i was really disappointed. i was devastated because they been with president eisenhower. we've been all over the world and i have seen the relationship that first ladies had in the act dvds they participated in and i knew was either going to be fashion shows, tea parties, ballet school and i didn't want any part of that. i wanted to be where the action was, so i was extremely far and didn't sign that mrs. kennedy on the right after the election in november 1960. at her residence in georgetown near washington d.c. and she was an elegant, classy lady, extremely poignant and she was not to plea she was going to have somebody around her 24 hours a day and i was not too pleased that i was going to be part of that group. so at first, it is not a mutual at duration, but over time we became good friends. >> i think people might be interested to know that at that time there were only two agents assigned to the first lady. so there is client and another agent and they were in charge of prote

how does the wind look tonight, jacqueline? >> we're still seeing breezy conditions weez we have all these -- because we have all these changes going on right now. wind gusts continue in fairfield at 40 miles an hour. let's take a look at a few others. we are seeing gusts in the 20-mile an hour range. stronger in the higher elevations. mount diablo, 45-mile an hour gusts there. saucelito, 24. oakland hills, 25. foggy continues through the overnight hours, drizzle near the coastline. a chance of showers as the tail end of this system heads up to the north. >>> after days of agonizing testimony, the jerry sandusky child sex abuse trial is now in the hands of the jury. kate thompson is here with more on the closing arguments and the bomb shell allegation revealed today. >> well, a new alleged victim has come forward. this time a member of jerry sandusky's family. his adopted son stepped forward today saying he too was sexually abused by his father. >> reporter: scene here in the striped shirt, matt sandusky, making a shocking accu

jacqueline bennett some police radicalizes reckless southold i will have a look at your weekend forecast when we come back. all of >>catherine: camping out at school. this is the campus where parents incidents are not giving up a fight to keep their local school open. indeed twisted this and as a trial of the man accused of beating a priest he claims arrested him as a child and what lawyers are asking for a mistrial. the ugliest of the world was crowned in the bay area. a look at the winter ahead. laces? really? slip-on's the way to go. more people do that, security would be like -- there's no charge for the bag. thanks. i know a quiet little place where we can get some work done. there's a three-prong plug. i have club passes. [ male announcer ] get the mileage card with special perks on united, like a free checked bag, united club passes, and priority boarding. thanks. ♪ okay. what's your secret? [ male announcer ] the united mileageplus explorer card. get it and you're in. >>catherine: the bay bridge series kicks off with the giants into the aids. da lin is live at the coliseum. >>da:

>> for the late jacqueline reed and the late thomas lewis rouche. that concludes our business. president chiu: ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. >>. touring england was a time when robert as mentors were being challenged by a quickly growing middle-class. for endeavour's crew of new artists began to assert themselves, offering new definitions of the athletics of arts and beauty. over 180 objects of avant-garde design and art from the victorian england has been collected inside the legion of honor snoot exhibition, it's the cold of the ec. -- the cult of beauty. >> there was this group of artists that were not only revolutionaries in their artistic expression but also in their personal lives and their interest in democratizing art in introducing beauty into the growing middle-class. >> one of the inspirations for the victorian avant-garde was the industrial revolution. quality household goods were now being mass-produced. artists responded by either creating elaborate unique court or by embracing technology and trying to share a beautiful creations with as many people as p

>> for the late jacqueline reed and the late thomas lewis rouche. that concludes our business. president chiu: ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. >> thank you. good morning, everyone. thank you very much. as many of you know, i'm a person that doesn't like a whole lot of drama. but i do want to make sure that we take this opportunity to enjoy. this budget is one that's important to all of us, it certainly is one to me and one that reflects a lot of great work. first of all, let me thank everybody for coming this morning. certainly board president david chiu for helping me co-host this and carmen chu and her work with us already started and will help guide us, along with board president david chiu on all of the hearings that the rest of the board will have. i want to thank each and every member of the board of supervisors as well. you've been weighing in and we've been creating a different dialogue on the front end to make sure that all of our constituents know what we're doing, more transparent, and ultimately where our values are. i also want a big shout-out and thanks to

the white house historical association was founded 50 years ago by first lady jacqueline kennedy if the specific missions. the first is to educate and inform the public about the history of the white house and the distinguished group of american that have inhabited it. in this regard, this is an exciting time as we mark her 50th anniversary, campaign for white house history. we have just launched the new david rubenstein national center for white house history. next year, to the south, we will open a newly redesigned white house visitors center. it will give the millions of visitors to washington a chance to gain a broader understanding of life in the white house. if we could just acquire something on the east and the west, we would have you surrounded. the other mission is to find bonds to preserve the public rooms and enhance its incomparable collection of decorative and fine art. over the five decades and 10 presidents, the association has been proud to provide nearly $40 million in financial support for refurbishing

there are two east bay stops, including where we are here oakland, jacqueline, and square from south san francisco. from oakland to and from san francisco should take you about 40 minutes, alameda, 50 minutes, initially two 140-seat boats will make the trip. the stop is oyster point. that is a new terminal paid for with federal, state, and local funds. now, it's unclear how many riders will be on this initially. but the hope is to give about 100,000 at least during the first year. with the south san francisco service started, the next plan is to try to bring ferry service to treasure island with other cities to follow. adults, $7, during the first week, though, it might be fun to check it out because rides are free while they work the bugs out. reporting live in oakland, christie smith, "today in the bay." >>> well, it is official. a final boarding call in oakland for united airlines. united ending flight service at oakland international airport over the weekend. the airline has flown into oakland for about 75 years, but seen the passenger rates drop to just 1.4% of airport customers

we have ben, bridge get and jacqueline. the canton crew crossing the harbor. what brought you? >> well i'm looking for a serious relationship and my support team here are big fans so they said you have to come down to the happy hour, apply, get out there and hoping for the best. >> reporter: and let me ask you, i know you at least watch the show. are you familiar. do you think drew love really can be found on the show? >> anything is possible. i'm not saying it's certain but you can't win unless you play. >> reporter: and you are out to support him? what do you think? does he have a good chance at it? not a lot of guys. >> there aren't. is he a really good guy and attractive and i think it's a good shot. >> i would say the same thing. i live with him and i think he is a great guy and anyone would be lucky to date him. >> reporter: and ladies out there, come to happy hour even if you don't make the show people are going to have a great time. >> absolutely. >> reporter: you waited how long? >> 15 minutes. pretty quick. >> reporter: filled out the forms, had the photograph, now ti

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is with deep sadness that i am doing an in memoriam along with supervisor supervisor wiener for jacqueline reed, who died june 22, 2012, of pancreatic cancer. she had been battling the disease for more than one year. she was born in 1954 in providence, rhode island, the oldest child of charles and ruby. she was educated in the public schools a providence, graduating from classical high school in 1972. she graduated from brown university in 1976 with a major in medieval and renaissance literature. she received her law degree from georgetown university in 1979. tied to public service, she served for several years in the office of the chief counsel for advocacy at the small business administration in washington, d.c. 60 years after that, for those years, she served for the commissioners on the district of columbia public service commission and then moved to california in 1989 and became an administrative law judge at the california public utilities commission in 1991. she served in that capacity for 21 years, until ill health forced her to retire. the judge was an expert in telecommunications

. >> reporter: heidi and her 10-month-old jacqueline grabbed the essentials when they were ordered toflee sunday morning. >> i took baby wipes, lots of baby wipes. and my dog's favorite toy. she gets anxious. >> reporter: not as anxious as heidi who isn't sure what she will have left when the fire is out. >> i am prepared if possible we could lose our house. it could burn down. >> reporter: every day, she tracks the fire's progress online. today, it's closer than ever to her house, but not there yet. >> i'm trying not to get too shook up, but there's that fear. we don't know what's going to happen. >> reporter: bone dry conditions and variable winds are causing the fire to spread quickly. >> if they continue without moisture, they can become more volatile. >> reporter: making firefighters' jobs even more daunting. george, it continues to pop up. you can see them behind me, the smoke rising. and we definitely smell of wilde fire. saturating the region. reason it's so dry, there's also another reason, there's a silent enemy back in the forest. it's called the pine beetle. look at this p

and there was an invitation from katherine graham and jacqueline kennedy onassis to have dinner. at katherinegraham's house. i thought, well, i must be the most important person here. and i got over this lovely

those people have waited a long time and now we want to head over to the ferry at jacqueline square in oakland. this is a live picture of one of the ferries that is being -- >> just got there. >> it just arrived so that is good news for some of the commuters there because the traffic is such a mess but still some lines there for the ferry. a lot of people taking the ferry for the first time and despite the wait it's a nice way to get across the bay. as you can see some of the traffic shots on the smaller screens just a standstill. and we've just heard that from orr linda at the patrol plaza it's a parking lot. so traffic is just terrible let's check in with sal to see, you know, let us know if there's any relief out there, any good options. >> i don't think i can remember a worse commute. i actually can't. i cannot remember. we can go back to the 90s when there was a gunman on the bridge or something. i can't remember it being this bad. let's go out and take a look at news chopper 2 -- did we lose news chopper 2? i think we lost it. what we're going to do is try and come back to it it

jacqueline has all these great tasty treats for us to date and they are all fried.here we looking at? >> deep-fried captain crunch, red velvet cake, fruity pebbles and for dessert we have cheesecake. >> can i tried the fruity pebbles? that looks delicious. extra sauce. that looks great. look at the inside of that thing. those are fruity pebbles. i have never had fried fruity pebbles before >> is it good? >> i like it. if you are headed out to the fair, it will be some great weather. the patchy fog will break up and we're talking about lots of sunshine coming our way it looks like it will be great. the numbers will work out pretty nice. we will be cooling down as we had throughout the weekend. partly cloudy skies and cooler temperatures but it will end up being pretty nice as we head to the holiday. the high for today, '80s and the valleys, '70s inside the day. cooling off over the next couple of days but i think we will keep things as we head to the fourth of july. i have never seen or heard of this before, this is a dome that dog. >> what is that? >> i don't know b

the person in the death of jacqueline newsbee.t happened yesterday where she worked as a reception and was his ex-girlfriend. they came up empty handed in jordin's home in lake view. lance armstrong's title in jeopary. the agency said he used performance enhancing drugs and blood trus trician and masking agents n a statement he said these are the same charges and witnesses that the justice department chose not to pursue. i never doped and unlike many of my accusers i have have raced for 25 years with no spike in performance passed more than 500 drug tests. in philadelphia every day is flag day for the seem stress says who are responsible for hand embroidering all of the flags. those are thed had lines. that is a fascinating job. >> steve: i never knew this. >> brian: president romney and mitt romney will have dueling speechesonly one of them is hanging out with the celebrities in the process . peter? >>reporter: the president's day will get off to a standard start. and then to cleveland to a community college where he will not unv

mitch wilson received the jacqueline kennedy onassis award for service benefiting the local community. wilson founded the bay area women's and children's center to provide family services in the tenderloin. her efforts have included creating a library program, five playgrounds, a food pantry and even an elementary school. >> this week's local winner also works tirelessly to help young people. sharon chen introduces the father figure in marin city >> under orlando wiggins, players are scoring points on and off the court at the recreation center >> when i walked in the gym i see joy and smiles on these kids' faces and that makes me happy. >> orlando is head coach and director of the southern rim and lightning, a nonprofit basketball club for low-income kids. he helped found the club 10 years ago to keep kids out of trouble >> some of the kids were not doing that well in school and once they started playing basketball, that is when everything turned around >> he says all of the 300 and more kids have been or are going to college >> i think that is the best thing about it, seen these kids

now, police believe jordan lured his ex-girlfriend, jacqueline, into a stairwell at the hospital and shot her point-blank several times. now, he was seen fleeing the building, but all four of his cars are accounted for, so the word is that maybe he had a fifth escape vehicle, a getaway car kind of planted somewhere on the hospital grounds. now, friends of the victim say that dr. jordan and the victim had a very rocky relationship, that jacqueline thought that in the past four or five months that he was actually spying on her. dr. jordan did have two domestic violence allegations against him, those involved a different woman back in 2003, but neighbors say that is not the man that they knew. listen. >> he is the calmest, easiest-going, friendliest guy you can imagine. i find it hard to believe, i mean, the facts will come out, but knowing tim as i have it's got to be close to six years now, i've never seen him angry. ever. >> reporter: we should also point out that one of his neighbors yesterday at 9:30, about an hour and a half after the shooting, megyn, heard a gunshot near his prop

what the hell is that that looks like a jacqueline and suzanne cover.isten, billy, the president has got to pull it together. the fish winds from the top down. right now got qsa snafu and secret service getting [bleep] gas prices doubled. -- owing $1 billion in back taxes can't come down on the president about it. this is the first time we can't blame a president. >> i said look, you can't be asking miller and o'reilly, as successful as the bolder fresher tour has been to pay more in taxes when jeff is in the hot tub in vegas. you just got to clean it up first. but think are not going to listen to me, miller. and i don't think they are going to listen to you. >> no. and, listen, don't ever ask me to pose for that shot when we are on the shot with the boulder fresher tour. >> won't worry about it miller, when you do in the tub stays in vegas. all right? >> remember when you are having nude comedian always use a white wand. >> new york city desperate for money as everybody is. they are going to tax yoga now. >> yeah. pretty soon bloomberg is going to come

jord den allegedly shot 33-year-old jacqueline wisniewski four times yesterday morning in the stairwell of the erie county medical center where the two worked. she turns out was not a random victim but reportedly an ex-lover who was a nursing student and receptionist at the hospital. her body was color found covered and lifeless in the medical center. police are not commenting on a possible motive but his friend say they can't believe it. >> he is the calmest, easy iest going, friendliest guy you can imagine. >> i find it hard to believe. the facts will come out. >> reporter: according to officials jord den had recently experienced emotional difficulties. the former army special forces surgeon with a career that spent 18 years which he earned numerous med dls and commendations n 1996 when jorden was profiled in a newspaper when he graduated from the university of buffalo school of medicine he was quoted saying this. i wanted to be a doctor since early in my military career as a medic. back to you, jenna. jenna: more on this as we get it, julie. thank you. >> reporter: sure. jon: the blo

when police say he killed 33- year-old jacqueline wisnuski in buffalo.y was found not far from jordan's home. and the person died of a self- inflicted gunshot wound. police say jordan and wisnuski recently broke up and friends say he had been stalking her. vic? >> jordan's colleagues say he had been act approximating differently in recent months. >>> a rare violent crime rocks the canadian city of alberta. three armed guards are dead. and one is in critical condition after a campus, after an apparent rob of an armed truck. the university of alberta was locked down, but no students were involved. >>> a 19-year-old glen burnie man is convicted of first- degree murder for his role in a deadly shooting at a pizza shop. police say sean johnson was one of four men who held up this pizza shop in november 2010. during the robbery, an innocent bystander was shot to death. johnson will be sentenced next month and could get life behind bars. >> reporter: the young boy who became an internet star, portraying little darth vader in a car commercial is recovering from

jacqueline bennett temperatures in the upper 80s and low 90s is that in a period in the inland valleysit remains quite warm. in santa rosa, 87 degrees rain now. taking a look at our weather headlines, we will remain clear overnight. temperatures will state now mild all warm with temperatures of the '60s through much of the night. as we head into tomorrow, a triple digit heat in parts of the bay area. instead they, coastal fog returns. for the reason why we're seeing is a big warmup is because who are seeing a reversal of winds. this creates a dry and hot conditions. is that is why we do have a red flag warning. dangerous fire weather is definitely there. we are hitting a triple digits in our inland valleys. 101 into a work in pleasanton. 103 in antioch, otherwise in the '90s. feast day shores are quiet wharf ranging from 79-92. along the coastline, the only place we will see release is that the clothesline. smart is a definitely a beach day. we still have seabury's land intact. temperatures are in the '90s. great weather on tap for the u.s. open. sunny skies with temperatures in the lo

a surgeon and military weapons officer, they say shot and killed 34-year-old jacqueline winewski yesterdaydy was found in a stairwell at a medical center where they both worked. police locked down the hospital but jordan was already gone. police say they're confident jordan hasn't crossed the border into canada. but they can't say where he may be headed. >> police warn that jordan could be armed and should be considered dangerous. >>> a dramatic rescue is caught on tape in chicago. somehow a man slipped into the water. and you can see a kayaker holding the man above water until rescue crews arrive. afterfinally being pulled from the water, he was given cpr and taken to a nearby hospital, he is in critical condition. >>> two children are found bound and blindfolded in a parking lot. police found a 5-year-old boy with his hands tied and a blindfold over his eyes. the 7-year-old girl who was also bound and blindfolded was inside the vehicle, along with three other children, ages 12, 13 and 15. police say the presume parents of the children have been arrested on suspicions of child abuse and e

jacqueline is. it i am looking at that debitors it debitors are starting to cool. it will not be much a concern to our because we are getting the which will cool things down. it can see this is very warm. it's 88 degrees. 92 and antioch. is still very warm and sunnyvale. let's take a >> let's take a look at the committee. the only place see love humanity is antioch. that will marine air is quite to filter into the bay area there is going to bring moisture with that. >>pam: began and south san jose. >>rob: this is a another hot and dry windy day. this is obviously fire weather. there is plenty of fuel for those fire. if you look up you can see, only zero looks and everything else has gone round. this is not typical of this season. judging from this, the waste i dry grass is typical of delay and -- late july. this is highly possible to wild fire. only a few areas along watsonville road are still showing green. if we climb a little higher on up land the reality of fire season is well upon the spirit the grass is right along the road. it is honorable to a brand and spa

. >> joy: didn't she play jacquelin kennedy. >> she did.. >> a great ally who wrote this relationshipsensitivity. also joe's relationship with stepdaughters. >> joy: that was complicated. >> played by grace gummer. >> joy: whowho is merle streep's daughter. one of they are three daughter. and this particular daughter, grace, looks just like her mother. >> i worked with merle when she was about that age and i was a great deal younger. a few days working with grace i couldn't get meryrle out of my mind and then it was gone: that particular relationship, middle aged gay man with a young girl who opens his heart. he is the most emotionally open and vulnerable with this young woman. >> joy: abigail. >> abigail. and then of course, his brother stewart is a major-- >> joy: yes, that actor is wonderful. people in new york should check out this play. when will it be-- >> we go until july 8th. >> joy: i mean, if you're here. it's a great thing to see. another thing about him as a homosexual. i got the feeling that he was actually in love with john kennedy. >> absolutely. the great demarcation i

jacqueline is joining us now with details. still >>jaqueline: fog clinging to the clothesline. sixth and right now for temperatures close to a close one of cold. away from the coastline it was still very warm out there today. temperatures right now are in the upper 80s and among nineties. temperatures are going down to the beginning in the south bay. here is what you can expect for tomorrow. we will cease all daily lives is as solid. into the afternoon closer to the coastline. even the inland valleys will cool down. fairly warm with upper 80s. we will see more fog into sunday morning. a look at the extended forecast coming up. >>pam: a middle school students says that he was a victim of a vicious bully intact. now, police have launched an investigation. the incident reportedly took place at oak grove's 00 and concord. the boy told police he was playing with the ball and accidentally lost control of the ball and it hit a teacher. a group of other boys were angry about the incident and the voice that would be was later alone, they kicked, punched and to of ndf police say they are

the very day jordan's ex-girlfriend jacqueline was found dead at the medical center where they workedlice say he lured her into a basement stairwell after a 17-minute phone conversation and shot her five times at point blank range. >> we believe he then ran upstairs, back to his office. we know that he emptied the shell casings from his gun into the office. he may are reloaded. we don't know if he reloaded in his office or not, and then left out the door as other people were coming in the building. he was witnessed leaving. >> security videotape from jordan's home showing the gifted trauma surgeon returning there and then walking away toward the ravine where his body was found, shep. >> the doctor's neighbors say he had been all weird for a while now. >> that is true. friends and neighbors say there was a very odd shift in jordan's personality recently. he lost a lot of weight. became less friendly and talkative. he neglected his were well maintained home. withdrew $36,000, giving away cash to family and friends. a friend of the victim said jordan refused to let go after she broke up