julie: and i'm julie banderas.as army base still reeling after specialist ivan lopez opened fire op his -- on his colleagues. here is some of what we know right now. officials say lopez may have had issues with another soldier before the deadly rampage, but investigators are also looking at his psychological background as a possible motive. meanwhile, three of the victims remain in serious condition at nearby scott and white memorial hospital, and that's where we find casey steegal who joins us live in temple, texas, with the latest. some of the victims, i understand, are already being discharged. that's the good news coming out of this today, right? >> reporter: yes. five patients got to go home yesterday. at this hour one remains in good condition, and hospital officials say they expect that patient to be discharged later today. and then out of the three soldiers who were brought to this location in critical condition, they were serious this morning, but brand new information coming in, they have now been upgrade

oh, julie is stranded up there. julie, what does it say?. >> you think so. >> but a shadow of your former self. >> it seems, guillermo is this rigged for me? >> jimmy: not at all. julie, looks like you are at the top. >> okay. >> jimmy: you can go ahead and tweet. >> i am doing it. >> jimmy: what does the message say? >> read it out loud, guillermo. >> how do you know when you have herpes? asking for a friend. >> jimmy: there you go. send it! >> ah! >> jimmy: guillermo. roll it again. >> okay. go. go. guillermo. no cheating. >> all right. he carbo loaded to day. i haven't eaten. it's like -- move. >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. >> how could that happen? >> jimmy: sorry. are you all right? >> are you? >> jimmy: a little bill. i am slightly injured. you know what that was, that's god punishing us for this. for what i am about to tweet to the pope. >> you are going to tweet that? >> oh, technically -- i think it is yours. >> jimmy: thank you, guillermo. thank you. >> the pope. i thought he was a football player, like plaxico. oh, my god. i had no

julie, back to you. are you actually saying then that people in government shouldn't even be able to earn bonuses? government workers? >> again, i don't even know what's going on today, but i side with charlie on this one. >> yeah. >> i don't even know what's going on. some kool-aid. >> or where we're doing the show from. if this is the real julie, they told me to change the pronunciation of your name on the show, i just found out today i was pronouncing it wrong. maybe it's a different person. >> for like a decade you've been pronouncing it wrong. but let me finish my point. listen, bonuses should be given out -- look, if you're a government employee and you save somebody from a burning building and you did some massive, you know, do gooder act that deserves a bonus, then you get a bonus like everybody else. but degan is right, 2/3 of people getting a bonus is not a bonus. that's a salary. it's not right. >> gary k.? >> julie, i have the number for the republican national committee if you need it becaus

department of housing and urban development, for an unspecified period starting july 1, 2014. >> item 4,resolution approving the fy2014-2015 community development block grant (cdbg) program; authorizing the mayor, on behalf of the city and county of san francisco, to apply for, accept, and expend the city's fy2014-2015 cdbg program entitlement from the u.s. department of housing and urban development (hud) in the amount of $16,627,564 and to expend program income and reprogrammed funds in the amount of $3,463,354 for a combined total of $20,090,918 for a period beginning july 1, 2014, without an expiration date >> okay, thank you very much. mr. chiu, thanks for being here. >> good morning, chair and members of the committee, brian chiu the director of community development for the mayor's office of community development and i am here before you to make our annual presentation of our accept and spend resolutions for the four different federal funding sources that we administer and as you may recall, we put out an rfp for the community based organization to apply and to provide services

julie hyman is watching the markets. we are up. >> not a big change after the big week we had last week. going to be earnings driven once again this week. we'll be looking futures as those numbers rolling throughout the morning. it is time for futures in focus. we will look at copper prices. they have fallen 10% this year as china is facing an economic slowdown. copper is used in a cyclical industries. metal, i amthe joined by cap hoffman. -- cannot hoffman. man.n hoff very strange. the price of copper is heading up or down. right now, it heads down. then it goes back up and then it goes plunging down. when we talk to investors, they are very confused as to the new amount of supply that is coming on and china is falling down. how will that impact the market. bag will play it as a mixed of mostly bearish. >> how do you play that situation? it is a distressed asset at these levels. years it has five been crucial. you have to look at it on a weekly or monthly basis. sellout, copper does not hold economic barometer status th

. >> i think they want to - >> july 16th. >> july 16th? is that right? >> yeah. >> so is it the motion. >> 60 days. >> commissioner honda. >> yeah. july 16th and the departments i guess further study and have more community involvement in the community design of the bathroom. >> i want to get specifically what if anything you want brought back. >> so the 90 days the permit holder does a studied in regards to the floout since it's been gone the potential replacement of some historic value or perspire historic value. i guess >> i guess we can say the acknowledgement of the prior historic structure. >> so the focus is to give the permit holder and the rec and park department look at ways to bring back the proposal. >> that will use the current you proposal that was significantly prior to the jackhammer. >> can i raise one issue i gather the arts commission is going to approve what we do; is that correct. >> can we have a arts representative here. >> the arts commission hadn't taken action so what role will they play and advise. >> i can research that i don'

julie let me ask you about the other side of money, campaign cash.hat is it telling us about this year? clicks everyone will have plenty of money getting right into the heart of campaign season ahead of the november elections and already, as people in the most important states for the senate race can tell you, there is a flood of television advertising going on. one trend we are seeing reflective of the growth and outside groups is that alien arrows are investing in their own concept super pacs. are theoch brothers most famous but you also wrote about another group, the guy who owns a chicago baseball team trying to get others who support billionaires. click that's one way of looking at it. they support small government and less regulation that this is joe ricketts, the founder of ameritrade. his family also is the majority owner of the chicago cubs. group called ending spending which they've had for about quattro years but only recently have started trying to reach out to other wealthy donors to attract investors for .he super pacs fundraising shows

here is julie hyman.ther check of the markets and how they are reacting post fed. >> or not reacting. little change in terms of where stocks are trading. i was looking at some notes that came out after the announcement. many repeated the same language, as expected, no surprises. as evidenced in what we are seeing in stock action. little change before and after the fed. if you look at what happened in the wake of the announcement some up andyou saw down action but that is a very % of arange of about .2 percent. if the treasury market, holding steady at 2.66% on the 10 year 42%.0. and gdpar moving lower came in worse than estimates. most investors are looking forward. it seems the fed is slightly more upbeat on the economy. more on the markets and 30 minutes. more "bottom line" in two minutes. ♪ >> welcome back to the second half-hour of "bottom line." the 12 nation regional trade pact noted -- known as the transmit -- may have to proceed without japan, which continues to open its agricultural markets. aber

, go to julie!at that, another gain today, six days in a six days in a row. what is going on? the market is on fire. >> it doesn't feel like it's on fire. but did the best again today and we have all of these potential deals going on. i don't think we talked about it in the top 10, but novartis is also selling units. are all of these exchanges going on in pharmaceuticals. >> and we did not talk about this a couple of minutes ago when we talk about the deal environment, but acquiring stocks are going up. traditionally, you see them going down on merger activity, but the mood is just so positive on these deals at the buying and --ling stocks go up and stop that the buyer and seller stocks go up. >> we are focused on the markets. >> ok. if we will talk about your thing in a second. >> she is talking about the market, more or less. >> ok, are you done? >> i'm done. i can do a tnt if you like. >> yes, let's do at&t. it is breaking news right now. earnings for sure coming in a penny ahead of estimates, th

12 and -- candlestick park july 12, the 1984 super bowl they will recreate. joe montana participated in a game like that in denver. talks about that and advice he got from john elway. >> practice the day before. let the back up throw. why don't you want to throw? if i throw today i will be so sore tomorrow and i won't be able to throw. next day, he is going my arm is so tired and sore. told you. i am going going to be saving it all for the game. >> joe looks great. going to be a lot of fun. july 12. >> thank you. >>> ktvu's heather holmes is on her way to los angeles, she will bring us a live report on the 10:00 p.m. >> we will see you tonight at 10:00 p.m. have a great evening everyone. good night. (hymn playing) (cameron) this week, the world lost a great man, and i lost a mentor. for nearly 60 years, professor ringmaster al uzielli helped young hopefuls like me find their clown persona. "professor ringmaster"? it's a very prestigious title at clown college. one step below piemaster general. where's lewis? who knows? okay, guys, it's just us. lift on three.

the legendary flag football the game will be played in july. clark, rice, taylor, bubba paris will take on an all-star team taken over by dan marino. >> you know, it starts out fun, but i promise you, it's competitive. unfortunately, it gets real competitive. >> can you guys do anything without being competitive? >> no. that's the way we were brought up. nature taking over. >> he always considered the stick home. >> i will miss it. this is a way of giving back to the fans and just saying our good-byes to such a great stadium. >> tickets will start at $30. promoters say the most difficult task may be out bidding the players. >> i'm like send the pitcher. that's what your size used to be. bubba just put xx question mark. >> the idea of payling 60 bucks to watch a bunch middle aged games play football, this is the perfect place to play. in san francisco, john ramos, kpix 5. our >>> i'm ken bastida in the kpix 5 newsroom. new at 6:00, a tool that could save your child's life. why so many teachers are fighting to keep it out of classroom. >> we will

the firm will begin interviewing key staff at public safety agencies about this system in june and july. so be expecting a call we should be complete by that, and that should be complete by the end of 2014 with the new system in place by 2018. >> this was one of mayor lee's priorities last year during the budget process and we so appreciate your support and it is vital for our first responders. i wanted to mention that in the we got the funding for the urban security initiative and that is the department of homeland security funding and it is about 0.5 percent over last year's bay area regional, allocation, and this money does not come just to san francisco but to the bay area region. and it is a regional, anti-terrorist, and we use that money in san francisco for equipment and for training, and exercising and for personnel, so it is really important to us and we were happy that the grant did not get cut this year. >> dem completed work with 24 city departments to update the hazard mitigation plan, the hmp describes our city's natural and human made hazards and identified the implementa

in the amount of $384,000 from alameda county for electric vehicles and chargers, for the period of july 30, 2013, through december 31, 2015.city clerk: item 12. item 12: 140191: [accept and expend grant - electric vehicle fleet demonstration project - $384,000] sponsor: mayor resolution retroactively authorizing the fleet management division of the general services agency to accept and expend a grant in the amount of $384,000 from alameda county for electric vehicles and chargers, for the period of july 30, 2013, through december 31, city clerk: item 12. item 12: 140191: [accept and expend grant - electric vehicle fleet demonstration project - $384,000] sponsor: mayor resolution retroactively authorizing the fleet management division of the general services agency to accept and expend a grant in the amount of $384,000 from alameda county for electric vehicles and chargers, for the period of july 30, 2013, through december 31, 2015. >> # 1234 >>> same house same call. this resolution is passed. item 13. city clerk: item 13: 140224: [designation - treasure island mobility management agenc

this is july pattern six days before easter. ridge of high pressure signature offshore eliminating any -- sitting offshore. around that ridge of high pressure we get a pretty strong on shore flow. teachers stronger this is, kind of the faster mother nature's air conditioner get escorted kicked up. lots of morning cloud cover. widespread morning fog. afternoon sunshine. temperatures will be kept down near the bay area at the coastline as a result. highs tomorrow. look at san francisco. 64. but still well into the 70s for livermore, vacaville. if you like this pattern, man, are you going to love the extended forecast. mornings will be cloudy. afternoons, hays around 70 near the bay. highs well into the 70s inland. highs around 60 at the coastline. making plans for easter? cloudy in the morning. >> okay. >> reporter: sunshine in the afternoon. you want the sunshine, later is better. >> sounds perfect. >>> facing a severe shortage of police officers. the plan to help a bay area city protect public safety. >>> and, how bay area farme

today efren carrillo testified on july 13 he knocked on his neighbor's window, door at 3:30 a.m. no response he went through a gate and saw the kitchen light on and decided to walk back to the front. prosecutor asked you thought she wanted to have sex with you, efren carrillo, that was hoping for it. i was on top of the world. i had a big ego. everything i did was to benefit me. what did she do to make you think she wanted you to come over at 3:30 a.m. efren carrillo nothing. she testified earlier this week she said that she called 911 after hearing a scratching sound. efren carrillo said he walked to the front of the apartment knocked again. heard a man's voice and left. police arrived and arrested him. today the supervisor said i realize i had been caught with my pants down, i realized i did something hurtful. efren carrillo's attorney in closing asked the jury where is the proof, where is the evident my client peaked into a window. you can't find it because it is not there. he reminded they can't convict on his statement alone. the jury was handed the case this morning. delibe

july. and 110 >> this was the meeting when in the conference afterward suggested that rates could be raised six months after the end of tapering. what will we learn? >> we would love to know how much conversation that was around the detail of what came out, in the sense that we have all these dots. thatve a sneaking feeling it is not all preplanned and scientific in terms of how they're doing it. minutes might confirm that. my sense is that they are more interested in making sure the markets are comfortable with the idea that the final destination for rates is not too high. something below four percent. time, prepared to prepare us for the idea that rates are going to go up. to get from zero to four you need to have a brisk pace for the middle of 2014. >> have investors not caught on to that? how close are investors to that do you think? >> market rates pretty close to the fed's path. equity markets have been pretty strong, credit markets have been pretty strong. money is flowing back into

come july, the new mandatory state minmum will be 9 bucks. mayor tom bates believes it should be even higher - and is proposing increasing the wage in increments, similar to oakland's current ballot. but instead of jumping from $9 in july of this year to 12 in may 2015, it would go from 9 to 10.04 in october 2014. sot - what i'm suggesting is the rest of us do something similar, but not such a radical jump and take three steps and then we'll end up in the same spot as oakland by 2016. to eliminate competition between businesses in different cities based on wage, mayor bates is suggesting east bay cities join together and adopt a regional minimum wage. sot - have a level playing field where everyone's playing together and not fight one neighbor against the next employers we spoke to agree with raising the minimum wage. they tell us if it is done gradually, they can better prepare sot - minimum wage shouldn't be at $8, because i don't believe at $8 people can make a good living sot - we're not gonna lose our staff but we're gonna cut back. that

julie, the counterculture can become the culture quickly.d initially when they were on late night, hay had a hard time booking they went to the tricks and random cast of characters. they turned that necessity into a virtue. then they did hold on to it. obviously he'd have the big stars on. he didn't do what a lot of the shows do, which pretend that the host is excited about every "b" list celebrity that showed up. >> his monologue was making fun of monologues. he was the first cool guy that was a broadcaster. he was sort of poking fun at the audaciousness of, like, i'm an authority because i'm on television in front of you. he was an irreverent guy from a different generation. >> i think one of the things i loved about him is he made the ordinary guy kind of the star. he featured people like ruppert at hello and with stars he'd take them down a peg. i think that kind of equalized the kind of guest the that he had in a different way than what other people had. >> zero tolerance for hubris. >> julie, do you think in that sense he was sort of a

frank somerville is hof. >> i am julie -- off. >> i am julie haener. >> brown outs, but new at 6:00 p.moth learned the brown outs could be put to a stop this summer. >> reporter: we are in front of the fire station in the oakland hills and we are told we could set up in the driveway because the fireitation is closed because of -- fire station is closed because of brown outs but the days of the brown outside could be coming to apend. -- to an end. >> fire station 23 is open today but on tuesday it was closed or browned out. >> reporter: firefighters from another station got there within four minutes, one minute after the first crew and within the response time guidelines set by the national fire protection association. >> that appears to not have an effect on response time. >> reporter: firefighters say brown outs could mean trouble. >> cause as delayed response time. not only for -- [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: two years ago officials voted to brown out each of its 25 fire stations for 72 hours on a rotating basis, saving $2.5 million a year. >> this city was at the brink of a financi

thanks, julie. >>> 10 years and tons of control construction area. a. >> reporter: highs in the low to mid 50s. we will be five degrees shy of 100 degrees. pa find out which day, next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> bring -- ,,,,,, ♪ [ male announcer ] choose it. scoop it. pour it. blend it. [ blender whirs ] no matter how you make it, you'll love our endless variety of beverages. baskin-robbins cappuccino blast®. customize yours today. seismic upgrade of the hetch hetchy water system. you're looking at the final step of that work - which is the >>> today, we got an update of the water system. that is the retrofit of the reservoir here in san francisco. the site holds 28 million gallons of water for drinking. it is now 18,000 yards of concrete and more than a million pounds of rebar. >> this was build in 1954. they didn't quite understand the seismic properties of this. going to be very strong this time. marks 10 years since it got underway. the entire project from the sierra clear to san francisco will cost about $4.6 million. >>> remember tahoe, the abandoned

they want to reach a final accord by july twentieth. the delegates from iran and western nations plus china began the two day talks in vienna. european union spokesperson said negotiations would be detailed and substantial earlier iran's foreign minister mohammed jem as i read suggested they would pave the way for a final draft of the next round. a senior u s government officials expressed confidence they would do to have an agreement by delight twentieth. as the deadline both sides hope to achieve that they've still got some issues to resolve. there remains a major powers must respect what they call their right to enrich uranium for peaceful purposes. heavy water reactor under construction in the western city of iraq is also among the issues. negotiators from the world powers here the reactor could be used to extract plutonium to make nuclear weapons. lead researcher of high profile study on a new type of stem cell has filed an appeal against the deacon institute a lawyer representing particle board at the center request and was comple

kpix 5 consumerwatch reporter julie watts tested out a cheaper alternative. julie? >> reporter: earlier this year, new fire safety regulations took effect here in california. and now furniture stores are starting to sell couches without chemical flame retardants that have been linked to cancer, birth detects and other ailments. but for those of us who can't afford to go out and buy a new couch, there is another option. after years of reporting on the dangers of flame retardants, i jumped at the chance to get chemicals out of my couch. but instead of buying a new one, i lugged in my old cushions and took advantage of the safer sofa foam exchange. >> we definitely want chemicals out of your home. >> reporter: his store is one of five in the bay area replacing the cushions in your couch that for 40 years have been legally required to contain chemical flame retardants. >> we began receiving our shipments two weeks ago. >> reporter: scientists say not a minute too soon. >> the flame retardants that have been used since 1975 in california furniture are very harmful chemic

moyes replaced alex ferguson last july. having its worst season since the premier league again. get to a bloomberg exclusive, ford set to announce mark fields as its new ceo, he will succeed alan mulally. credited with saving the company from bankruptcy. the outgoing chief spoke with us at the beijing auto show. >> it will continue. the strength of the economic expansion in china is going to be 7.5%. the industry is growing around 7.5%. in ford's case, we are bringing the plan where we have all the different vehicles available to consumers in china. based on that product category as well as the economy, we will continue to be preferred here. >> you have your eyes set on the number three position in foreign automakers. you are within striking distance of nissan and hyundai. you have passed toyota last year. you have got to be looking at the number and saying number three looks good. >> we love surfing the consumers in china. have covered, if we keep our eye on the ball and keep making the best, world-class class vehicles, th

we move out july 11th. we still need as much money as folk are willing to help us out with from private donors. and we're really excited. i am really honored to have been able to share what we're up to at independent living with you all. we're a community center and i really feel that our new location is going to allow us to -- we're often the first stop for people who become disabled. and we need to be able to open our doors in a way that is welcoming, empowering, and enforces our message, which is not that people with disabilities are brave. which is not that people go out on disability. our message is that people with disabilities have the right to be social and economic partners in our families in a fully accessible community. and i believe together we can get there. i'm happy to answer questions, but that's all i have to say. >> thank you, thank you. councilmember roland wong. >> hi, jessie. >> hi, roland. >> thank you for coming out to do the presentation. just want to kind of extend some of the point

we have matt and julie and also eric is with us.if we had the selling stocks today, let's talk about the flipside having to do with treasuries. where people think they see safety relative to what they saw in the stock market. the simmering conflict between russia and ukraine and that effect, treasuries up in the 30-year bond yield reaching the lowest level in nine months. obama discussing the possibility of wider sanctions. secretary of state john kerry runningdimir putin is out of time to ease tensions and ukraine. this also speaks to the broader seeing -- broader theme where they think yields are going up and they are stubborn. >> what is your roundup on? >> treasury. >> if you look at that chart, 3.9 seven percent and straight downhill from there. inflation, growth all pointing to lower yields. they say there's not as much inflation and they can start raising rates a little down the load and it will hold down the long end of the curve. this has been the biggest growth in 30-year bond prices in the first five months of the year si

it has not happened here. >> let's bring julie in.'re the chief ap reporter correspondent at the white house. and i think it's fair to say there was a form of interest and then it faded. why? >> i think part of it has to do with the fact that the amount of information that we've been getting on it has run out. there has been so much focus on lois lerner and she's not talking so you're in in period of time, i say this about a lot of congressional investigations, if you are going to keep the story going and you want to keep the investigation going, eventually there has to be some material there to work with. we're in this period of time where we don't have a lot to work with. >> i mean this really should have gone to joint committee. if you look at congress -- >> they don't know how to investigates. >> i degree that, bob. i don't think if you look back at these investigations when republican presidents were in the white house that you could say that those investigations were particularly nonpartisan. partisanship is a part of it. you ca

i am julie hyman, let's take a look at where stocks are trading.n hour ago we saw some selling in the markets. the nasdaq is actually positive right now. it has been in the -- been a little bit of an odd day. we saw a bounce for all three major averages. take a look at the untreated is to get a look at what we have seen here. really coming. goal to where we started out this morning. take a look at what is going on in the treasury market. earlier when we were seeing selling in stocks we were seeing buying in treasuries. that buying continues but at a slower pace. we are seeing selling right now. in terms of what we are mock are watching, we're keeping an eye on mullis. it is scheduled to price its ipo tonight. they hope to raise 200 $12 million in a share offering. with recent market volatility this may not be the best time to go public. joining me for today's sector report is bloomberg news is leslie picker. it is mullis, correct? >> correct. >> what does demand look like? we have seen a rockier and broader market more recently. >> but for some inv

frank somerville is off. >> i am julie haener.tvu's paul chambers spoke with a woman who said the police officer visited repeatedly to get prescription drugs. >> reporter: we have learned the officer who is part of the canine unit has been paid administrative leave for several weeks now. tonight we introduce you to a woman who gave him her prescription medication. >> he is a wonderful police officer. >> she said he is a good man. >> take him off the road -- [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: a trusted officer who was always nice to her. >> just asked me if i was taking it and i said yeah. he wanted to borrow some. >> reporter: he borrowed her drugs on several different occasions. sometimes coming with his canine partner and other times with his family. >> he brought his little boy over. when he would come over to borrow pills. >> reporter: police chief says it i

last july efren carrillo peaked into a neighbor's apartment at 3:30 a.m. wearing underwear and socks. efren carrillo testified he was hoping to have sex that night but did not admit to peaking. >>> it appear as fedex truck hit a car and collided into a tour bus before flames erupted in the deadly accident earlier this month. officials released a report into the crash that claimed the lives of 10 people, including 5 high school students. the official finding disputes witness accounts the truck was on fire when the thanielle at the -- the fedex truck hit the bus. >>> there are new developments in the san francisco fire department's investigation into its response of asiana airlines flight 214 last month. officials decided to rescind their reprimand of the chief whose camera captured these pictures. the fire department said the camera violated an order against unauthorized filming. his hearing it was determined the department did not have a specific policy. >>> there was an overwhelming turn out for a free clinic today. ktvu's alex savage tells us a lot of pe

julie and matt are still with me. julie?bout the supreme court decision because political candidates are wasting no time, hours after the decision paving the way for a new gusher of political cash, they hit of donors for more money. he formerly served as the speaker of the texas house of representatives. he had already given the maximum amount for this years rational elections. -- for this year's congressional elections. barnes got some calls. he was solicited by two democratic members of congress seeking more money. the contributor will be able to spend $3.6 million, 30 times the old limit. x --yould give your ma should be able to spread it out and give it to many candidates. what the majority said was, we do not see any possibility of corruption so long as it is not explicit quid pro quo. >> they were not saying that either. to read it to me you? spending large sums of money in doesction with elections not give rise to quid pro quo corruption. >> exactly. there is not evidence that it does. they are not rooting for -- >> i

july.it feels like july. and we haven't felt this kind of heat for a while. folks that are not used to that kind of heat, be careful. >> drink lots of water. >> absolutely. >>> we want to see some of your photos out there of the hot weather. upload your photos to kpix5.com or tag your post hashtag kpix and we will share those with the folks in the days to come. >>> a bay area teenager caught between two worlds. >> the possibility that you might end up dying on the streets. >> balancing his life between a prestigious private school and a dangerous neighborhood. wendy tokuda has our students rising above. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, also about life le >>> going to school is about more than what you learn inside your textbook in it is also about life lessons. wendy tokuda says our student rising above this week has developed some pretty special skills while living in two very different worlds. >> the college preparatory school in oakland is one of the most prestigious private schools in the east bay.

from july first through the end of van, 16% of far mall. since then, which is february and march, 111% of normal. we certainly have turned the corner. we're not out of the draught, give time we get rain on the ray dark we get closer to where we should be. we had a cold front come. there it is not done yet. we have to deal with this big area of low pressure. that wants to sink. with any heating of the day tomorrow, that air wants to rise. you get sinking and rising in the same spot, you get convection, which means widespread showers tomorrow. when that low moves on toppous, we will have a good chance of widespread heavy rainfall again tomorrow. a good chance of another round of thunderstorms. a good chance of more small hail. problems the repeat button being pushed tomorrow very similar to what we had today. may not be every where all at once, but there will be more heavy showers with a chance of storms and small hail. tomorrow night, baseball. i think we get the a's game in. more rounds of rain. what is this? texas? no. it's bay aread to an

prime minister talks in july. voters in the north and east close to this post title company claps and units. the anti government protesters have been missing for months trying to topple the government. in afghanistan will go to the polls on saturday. she has a new president. tell me that is promised to disrupt the election. people say they're too scared to cast their ballots. she is the successor to president karzai. voting will take place at more than twenty thousand polling stations across the country. the court forming here the house for attention. i didn't. you'll see. the movement on the twentieth of august for a good one. the promises the election and is intensifying its violent campaign to disrupt it. as her son. on wednesday killed six police officers. the main gate of the interior ministry in kabul. the insurgent group has plans to attack people and places connected to the max you people are worried about their security country singer number of afghans have apparently decided it is where the bricks the el

we want to go to julie hyman keeping an eye on stocks. >> we have to start with ford because we have latebreaking news. people familiar with the company telling us mark fields could be named c.e.o. to replace alan mulally and ford would reveal win mulally would be stepping down. that could happen before the end of the year. the announcement on the appointment may come as soon as may 1. you see stock reaction. the stock heading down a little but now little changed. he had been widely anticipated to be named the successor to malawi -- mulally. we are watching a merger that may or may not happen in the gold industry. we have seen gold pullback. they have been in talks. those have broken down over the spinoff of several mines in australia and new zealand. becauseld resume talks

in tonight for julie haener. >>> we follow breaking news in san francisco, that's where firefighters are gaining the upper hand against a fierce apartment fire. crews were called to the six story building just before 5:00 p.m. at the corner of 14th and dolores street. that's right next to market in the castro. patti lee is there knew. and you just spoke do firefighters. >> reporter: i spoke with the chief she says this was one of three fires in 20 minutes and

rioting and public just ordered during a protest against an army clad dumpling the military coup in july last year and much five hundred muslim brotherhood activists were sentenced to death by the same court and as archie's beltoon holds the decision is only one of a widening crackdown on the supporters of mohamed morsi and lead to a deepening chaos in egypt ahead of major presidential elections. this comes as part of the myriads of different court cases against the islamist group leaders who are being called terrorists here in egypt by the government but definitely this comes as part of why the crackdown by the governments who are fighting a rising insurgency in the sinai i'm definitely a spike in terror attacks across the country the middle brotherhood in that support is hard to maintain that they have always been peaceful and these are politicized trials that have been massed a death penalty verdicts which have sparked international criticism so you are seeing this in the background of politicized verdicts and why the crackdown on the missing brotherhood as the government's fear is mo

it's part of efforts to reach a comprehensive agreement by late july. to limit iran's controversial uranium enrichment activities in return for lifting billions in economic sanctions. the u.s. ambassador, and former ambassador to the united nations joins us now as he does every week at this time. ambassador, hello. >> good morning, how are you? >> good to see you. what do you think could come from this third round of negotiations that start on tuesday? >> interestingly in the past few days, the iranian side has been giving all kinds of positive messages about how much progress has been made at technical level talks, which could mean one of two things. either the united states and europe are making more concessions to the iranian side which would certainly make them feel good or the iranians are doing what they have been so successful at in the past, giving the impression of progress to keep the negotiations going. remember, as long as these negotiations continue, the sanctions are suspended and indeed more and more iranian/european trade deals in partic