i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. let's check your labor day forecast, live look outside at the bay bridge, yeah, i did say september. that's just amazing. and it is beautiful. let's

it's called "map to the treasure:reimagining laura nyro," by billy childs.bie hancock surprised us, you have a wonderful team here behind billy childs. he is going to perform a song written about by laura nyro called "the confession." he will be joined by singer becka stephens, as he gets ready to hop on the keys, thank you for coming on and thanks for watching and enjoy. and as always, keep the faith. ♪ ♪ super summer, sugar coppin in the morning ♪ ♪ do your shoppin baby, oh, ♪ i love my love thing ♪ super ride inside my lovething ♪ ♪ and you may disappear smoe♪ ♪ but you'll be back, i swear ♪ would you love to love me, baby ♪ ♪ i would love to love you baby, now ♪ ♪ would you love to love me baby ♪ ♪ i would love to love you baby, now baby now ♪ ♪ ♪ no, no, it's not pain ♪ super summer, sugar croppin ♪ in the mornin ♪ do your shoppin baby ♪ i love my love thing notes ♪ super ride inside my love thing ♪ ♪ you may leave the fair ♪ but you'll be back, i swear ♪ would you love to love me baby ♪ ♪ i would love to love you baby now ♪ ♪ would you love to love me

laura, you've been out there this morning, tons of surprises. what about tom foolery in the locker room? what's going on out there? >> oh, this is a good one. the 49ers new locker room is a huge upgrade from candlestickpark. this new one features high ceilings, tall wood lockers, pretty plush carpet and a trainer's room. the room is open so coach jim harbaugh can look his players in the eye when he needs to give a speech, go over a game plan. that's different from the visitors locker room where lockers were put in the middle of the room to divide up the team. that's by design. it's 1,000 square feet smaller and it's made to look like an office space, very beige looking, ceiling and carpet. the ceiling is lower as well to make opposing players feel a little uncomfortable. >> i would say mundane finishes, kind of beiges. we want these guys to be calm and really underwhelmed, although this is a great locker room and a lot of these teams that come in to see this would take this for their home locker room. >> the stadium project executives said they

laura, what can fans expect to see there this weekend? >> i am a lucky lady to be inside levi stadium. it took so much to put this huge place up. took just sofr two years to complete. pi all accounts construction moved at a very rapid pace. ground first broke at levi stadium on april 19, 2012. a few months later crews installed the first steel beams. it started to take shape on october of 2013 when the first seats went in. and it's ready, set grill. the tradition of the tailgate party is still the same but one chef is trying to change that. bourbon steak and pub will the chef said he used the three pieces of equipment he always used and then he magnified them, rotisserie that can hold 1,100 pounds of meat. he added it not just the meat that will get roasted. we let a few teams with. >> there will even be a liquid nitrogen program. and folks will get goodies to take from the game. we're such foodies here in the bay area. and a special trip that's meeting in on this. christina lore i don't know up bright and early this morning. it a gorgeou

service platoon leader here and laura dempsey is with mission continues. welcome all of you. >> thank you. >> to "viewpoint." kristen, later this month, your organization is going to release the annual survey of military families that focuses on the biggest issues they're facing right now. what are the issues? >> this year blister families does the military family life survey every year and top issues center around transition, financial security, and also uncertainty. there's a lot of uncertainty right now as to benefits and as to what holds the people for transitioning out and people staying in. the common practices that other people experiencing because of the economy but some additional uncertainty at the same time. >> laura, in your experience, what are the biggest issues? >> well, what we find based on our research and based on our collective research throughout the organization is the biggest challenges for veterans when they leave are really more of a sense of culture and life. cot heegs in the military. they miss the sense of purpose. they want to

laura voiced the concerns here. what can you tell us. >> reporter: good morning, sam and laura. here at heading and alameda, you can see the issue behind me. it's this office building, next to that apartment complex. about a half hour ago somebody driving by, walking by, called 911 to let them know there was fire coming out of the pg&e gas meter on the other side of the building from the vantage point where we're standing here and it was shooting flames the fire department arrived, they were able to put water on that meter and turn it off. they tell us it's fortunate this person called it in, because you use your imagination, this could have been turning into a much bigger problem. what's remarkable the fire did not cause damage or nothing of significance to the side of the building and the building looks look a two-story colonial home. they believe it's an office building. was unoccupied at the time. there's an apartment complex to its right. no one there affected, no one had to be evacuated. the issue now, you've got a partial shutdown of this intersection here heading and ala

. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's get started with a live look outside san francisco in san jose. it is going to be a hot one. christina loren joins us now with more on how warm it'll be when you fire up the barbecue, good morning. >> hey, good morning, laura, scott, everybody at home, happy labor day to you. if you have to go to work, we're here with you in that same boat. you know what, temperatures are going to be hot out there, you might be happy to have that ac in your office. if you have the day off, count on a hot second half of the day. probably the hottest day we've had in 15. if everything pans out of. 90 degrees for the south bay. the peninsula is at 85 degrees today. 73 degrees in san francisco. and up in wine country, you're in the mid-90s. i'll tell you who might actually see the triple digits or flirting with triple digits for today, then those numbers crash. we have changes coming through the forecast. right now back to you, scott and laura. >> thanks so much. >>> happening now, major off-ramp re

as laura has been talking about. and is potentially subject to abuse.here's no question that we are in a period of terrorism threat and there's no question that in a period like that, individuals are willing to give up their rights in favor of security. but that's a decision that the american public can make through debates such as this one. the american public can arrive at a policy that they think is pro appropriate. if they choose in some manner to give up their rights, they can do so, although we do have a constitution and those things have to be contested and discussed in courts and in forums, political forums and forums such as this one. i do agree with laura that while perhaps disclosure of these documents has had an impact and perhaps a very serious impact on the government's ability to conduct surveillance and intelligence that feels it's important in the fight against terrorism, nondisclosure of all of this that the fact that all of this was largely secret from the american public does in fact do damage to our civil liberties and our ability t

. >> i wish we were doing laura's wedding instead of the memorial.ed no expensive of beautiful white roses and candles everywhere. >> they were generous in the heartfelt word was tribute. >> leadership and integrity to those around her, she wanted to show people that they had the same potential for strength, leadership and integrity. that i ever had. she will be in our hearts. >>reporter:laura was murdered in july. her bode was found stuffed into a duffel bag. they charged jeremiah jackson. she lived there for a week. she was about to move because she felt uncomfort. heuncomfortable. dave roberts, retired from action news red read a proclam. to hear the classrooms and faculty tell it laura had a promising future ahead of her. >> she had a job to go to. this tragic thing happened and it broke our hearts. >>reporter:but tonight they wanted to focus to be not on the pain that many share but the joy that the grad student brought many of them. dann cuellar. >>> thank you, dann. the upper darby police arrested the sea crane creeper. darren brown lived on p

so laura pulling one way and paul pulling another. so they're exacerbating the problem. so in response to all this insecurity, what is happening is that the rich don't think they have enough, and they're striving for more, and everybody else realizes they can't do much about their situation, so they're lowering their expectations and trying to get through. so we actually make inequality worse. then because we're all kind of busy treading water in our -- by coping in our own separate ponds we actually fail to come together with the collective world to stop this. >> one thing -- there are were great examples in your book about the role religion plays, and i think one of the central these siss of your book is -- theses of your book is there isn't a safety net there used to be. there isn't a safety net provide bid collective bargaining or provided by long-term employers, and our fathers generation, people went to work for one company, and they often stayed that whole -- their whole lives. doesn't happen frequently anymore. and there isn't the government safety net that past

a laura, on the markets, analysts think they have to be soon. they're so vague. as long as you don't put a timeline on it. september traditionally a rough month for stocks. dow closed friday, best since 2009. nasdaq since 2012. and we've been watching the s&p 500 closing at another record high friday. it's 32nd record this year. nasdaq opening in time square. she is the first and for now the only woman founder of a chip company marvel founded at her kitchen table. she's also the first woman to deliver the commencement speech at uc berkeley school of engineering and he has a basketball career. we'll talk about that sam and laura, coming up. >> wow, very nice. >> thanks so much. >>> 5:5 right now on your tuesday morning, raiders rookie quarterback derrick car will be making history when he takes the field against the jets. >> first rookie to ever start a season opener. in a surprise move yesterday, head coach dennis alice announced karr would get the start over matt schaub. allen said it came down to who he felt could lead to victory. karr tossed

i'm going to follow, laura. it's not going to be easy, is it? as the nsa general counsel to follow laura, she's done a lot of very extensive and interesting work on this. i'm here in some ways more in my current role as the director of the national counterterrorism center. i'm going to stay in that lane a little bit, but i'll talk about a law at some point. i'm here primarily because my daughter is now a junior at the university of wisconsin and took professor down's class. as i look out at you all, i hope you are easier than that group was on my arguments. they had a lot of good questions. so i'm going to stay in the forest and not the trees for a moment. i know we'll get down into the trees. i look forward to having that discussion. i look at this nsa surveillance from an operational role. post 9/11 clearinghouse for analysis terrorist information. i do have a particular perspective now on the consequences of that surveillance. my view is that surveillance is absolutely indispensable to protecting the country. i had a threat briefing this morn

tonight friends and family of laura air who hoe gathered in art institute of philadelphia in song and spoken word they remember the 23 year-old design's ledgely killed by a jealous house mate. "action news" reporter dann cuellar is live in center city tonight. dann, an emotional night there. >> reporter: it was a standing room crowd at art institute of philadelphia to honor the memory of laura air joe and it is clear the pain was shared by many at the institute. >> ♪ candle in the wind >> reporter: it was a night of remembrance for 23 year-old grad student, laura. >> it is hard breaking. i wish we were doing laura's wedding instead of this memorial. >> reporter: it seems students and faculty spared in expense with white roses and candles every where. >> the kids actually made cup cakes and homemade pastries to raise money to buy beautiful flowers. >> reporter: they were very generous in their heartfelt words of tribute. >> lauer ace a designing example of friendship and she showed people the way has the same potential, for strength, leadership and integrity. >> she will always be in o

. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. first let's check that friday forecast with christina, good morning. >> hey, good morning to you, laura, sam, everybody at home. definitely a taste of fall out there when you walk out your front door this morning. temperatures mostly in the 50s and 60s. we're at about 58 degrees in santa rosa. 63 in oakland. and 59 degrees in san martin. we have an interesting forecast to go over for today. we will get to that in just a moment. but first, i want to the say good morning, happy friday to mike inouye. >>> happy friday it is so far. it's only 4:30 and 52 seconds, we're still counting here looking at dublin 580, westbound 580, well there's a construction zone, right around el charro. we don't see lanes closed here, but i did hear a report of a crew started to clear the westbound direction in this area, may be gravel that was leftover from overnight work. i'm waiting for updates through the area. no crashes through a portion. easy drive right now, but 880 southbound towards mission boulevar

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. traffic is being diverted around flooding on highway 101 in redwood city, prompting officials to order a sig alert. bob, you got stuck in that mess yourself today? >> reporter: i did. just below us until about ten minutes ago it was a burst sprinkler line that had been gushing on po but the issue right now is call tran is trying to move the mix out and o, which it looks like they might be almost finished doing. csh has shut down the two left lanes pip they've been shut down for the past 20 minutes or so. so until you got those two left lanes open, you're going to have a slowing of the traffic. chp thinks they could have this open within any missouri of the next. >> so, again, they had a a burst sprinkler line, there was gushing water that was bust. but cal france here did have it turned up and trying to get those two left lanes reopen. reporting live here along knocked. >> also a developing story this morning, new video reportedly showing the aftermaft of u.s. air strikes in syria, th

. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. new this morning, fire in san francisco's twin peaks neighborhood is now under control. firefighters say they have the flames knocked down in an apartment on corvette avenue right where market street turns into portolla. everyone is safe, and the fire might have started accidentally. right now crews are working to get people who live there back boo share units. we've just checked with muni, there are no delays on the 37 corvette bus that runs along the busy street. >>> and laura, its been a fiery 24 hours, raging flames ripped through a store in san francisco, and this morning, fire crews are still checking for hot spots. the store was packed full of clothes, backpacks, and home goods. they are all overflowing now. firefighters are investigating whether there was too much to begin with. stephanie chuang joins us live outside on mission street with a look at the damage and stephanie, is there concern about the building caving? >> reporter: that's right. good morning, sam. there's a lot

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. in a few hours, apple will hold its most anticipated announcement in years. apple fans will find out what the tech giant's next gadget could be. scott, we have some inkling where this could go, right? >> we do have some inkling. let's talk about the history here. the flint center, that is where, before my time i have to admit, steve jobs introduced the mcintosh. now, apple has been able to create some history and some excitement ever since. you recall back in 2004 jobs introduced the u2 ipod and you had those u2 television commercials like this one where they sang "vertigo." we expect that to happen again today with u2 taking some sort of involvement with the product announcement today. as for that preview you were talking about, i think the larger iphone is pretty much understood. iphone 6, although the engineers have told me they're going to start numbering it at some point. also, perhaps some kind of wrist watch and more importantly from the financial point of view is the ability t

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. we begin with the latest on the fire burning in el dorado county. this morning 12,000 homes are still in the fire's path, which has grown to 82,000 acres. bob, more local firefighters now helping out in this effort. >> sam, station nine here in san jose with the san jose fire department, dave already sent a team. as i speak, another team from the bay area should be arriving, if not already just about to on the front lines of the king fire. i'm talking about the alameda fire department. they yesterday sent five engines along with 21 firefighters. this fire is only 17% contained. it has grown by more than 5,000 acres over the past 48 hours. as you mentioned, it's now just over 87,000 acres, ten homes burned, 12,000 more threatened. as you can imagine, the smoke having a significant impact on air quality. so bad that yesterday organizers of the very large ironman race in lake tahoe had to pull the plug on their event, cancel it minutes before start time. this was because of the advice th

." >>> a very good morning and thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. stunning reversal, adrian peterson facing child abuse charges has now been banned from coming to the facilities. >> bob redell has the latest and why the team has had the change of heart. >> reporter: frankly, sam and laura, money talks, sponsors of the adrian peterson and the vikings pulled their financial support or threatened to after the vikings decision on monday to reinstate the star running back who has been charged with spanking his four-year-old son with a tree branch. last night the team reversed course responding to the public pressure and put peterson on the exempt list which means he must stay away from all team activities, we're talking about practices, games, and what not until his case is resolved. now his first hearing isn't until october 8th. the owners released a statement which read in part, quote, we want to be clear, we have a strong stance protecting child and welfare of children. at the same time, we to want express our support for adrian and acknowledge his se

. ♪ >>> hello there i'm laura kyle, this is al jazeera live from doha.lso ahead on the program, russian's president, vladimir putin is threatening retaliation and the e.u. and u.s. introduce new sanctions. >>> south african athlete, oscar pistorius is found guilty of manslaughter in the killing of his girlfriend. plus the biggest predator dinosaur of all time. a giant fossil reveals spinosaurus swam and feasted on massive sharks. ♪ >>> the u.s. secretary of state has been meeting with top officials in turkey in a bid to increase support for plans to take on the islamic state group. he has been tolding talks with the turkish president in the capitol. kerry signed up arab allies to the us-lead coalition on thursday, but turkey is reluctant. let's go live to bernard smith who joins us from istanbul. kerry is working pretty hard. why is he having a difficult time getting turkey on board? >> yeah, four hour's worth of meetings today, not just with the president but also with turkish foreign minister and with the new prime minister. now the difficulty for turk

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laura is on assignment. let's get a quick check of your weather with anthony slaughter. as we head through the day the winds are going to shift offshore and it's going to push all of this fog back to the coastline. and we're going to be looking at another warm day like we saw yesterday. the temperatures will start to peak as we head -- a few cloudsin the south bay. in the north bay at 50. later on this afternoon expect another hot day near 1 union degrees in the north bay. east short, you'll be at 82 but the tri-valley, as we head through the upcoming weekend, that heat is expected to break. we gave mike the day off. we are talking about traffic now. we have lots of green on the map right now. i want to turn your attention to the north bay. that's where we have dense fog into san rafael. right now the golden kbat bri e bridge, it is going to be something we keep an eye on. >> more overnight from halfway across the world. a south african judge has found oscar pistorius culpable -- guilty of culpable homicide. and pistorius will be sentenced on october the 13th. millions o

sam, laura. >> we'll wait to see what the latest twist of this is. thank you sch, bob. >>> 6:54, happening today, battle between facebook and drag queens takes center stage in san francisco. facebook officials and several local drag queens will meet to discuss the website's policy requiring people to use their legal names to register for an account. drag queens say they've been locked out of their accounts under their stage names and can only regain access if they use their real name. many said the policy koud put some people at risk including fellow drag queens and political activists worldwide. it was agreed to earlier this week after the group threatened to protest the menlo park headquarters. >>> as if college students don't pay enough for tuition as it is, right now the brand new federal consumer protection agency says thousands of bay area students should be getting some of that tuition back. >> they were all students at heald and everest colleges. >> yeah the feds allege the parent company called corinthians prayed on -- preyed on students, fa

. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to this morning, let's check the forecast, rob may yay da in for christina, good morning. >> calm in the area, just seeing high clouds on the coast. again, climbing into the 80s today for places like san jose and out towards the tri-valley, but we'll begin to see some changes in the forecast, notice the rain up here on the north coast, it's part of a weather system by this time tomorrow could make for a challenging commute because we're tracking light rain until the next 24 hours. more on that coming up in a few minutes. here's mike. >> oh boy, challenge for tomorrow morning's commute. over here, here at 580, dublin, no challenge. headlights, look at the maps, crash on 580, it's further east. we're looking back here out of the ultimo pass. there's a distraction and traditional slight build yay. sounds like everything is out of the way though. also out of lanes is this crash here. watch the slow lane anyway approaching 242. reports of a crash involving a car on the side of

. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to this morning, let's check in with meteorologist christina loren. >> hey, we have a lot of fog out there this morning. good morning, sam, laura, everybody at home. looking at the bay area and your satellite imagery. and you can see the difference between yesterday and today. the strong onshore flow is back, and as a result, the fog is back in san francisco. and here in san jose this morning. we're mostly clear, but things are going to change. we'll keep you updated right now back to you sam and laura. >> thank you christina. >>> breaking news to bring you this morning, an unwelcome wakeup call in danville. this car lost control and slammed into a house and took out a gas main. gas is still flowing from the line. this is happening on midland way. right now pg&e crews are digging a hole to shut off the gas. we were just told that the leak has been addressed. stephanie chuang is headed to the area right now, she'll have a live report as soon as she gets there. >>> we also h

i'm laura kyle in doha with our top stories.lose to a ceasefire in ukraine, russia's president has a plan, and says a deal with separatists could be reached within days. >>> iraq's army gets ready to battle islamic state fighters for control of two major cities. >>> the white house confirms the same group has murdered a second u.s. journalist, president obama says the killers will face justice. >>> and a cry for help from farmers in el salvador, facing the force drought in decades. ♪ >>> russian president, vladimir putin is offering a plan to end the conflict in eastern ukraine. he says his proposal could be approved on friday, and the two sides hold talk about possible ceasefire. vladimir putin spoke on the phone with ukrainian president. the russian leader said he and poroshenko have very similar views on how to end the war which has killed at least 3,000 people. >> translator: aiming tend to the bloodshed and stabilize the situation in ukraine southeast, i believe the warring parties could be immediately agree upon an impleme

. >> good morning to you, laura, everybody at home. our first rain of the season officially on the radar this season. we're really excited about this. this is not our only chance of rain as we get into the next seven days. i want to zoom in over the bay bridge for you and talk about oakland and bring you to stephanie chuang. she's out there live so far. any rain drops on your head? >> reporter: good morning, christina. not yet. we did see sprinkles about 45 minutes ago. traffic is nice and light at this hour. even though the rain has been very light so fenway paar, the is to slow down. the oil that's built up on the road will become a major factor. >> once we get that wet weather, obviously oil is a lot lighter than water and so it rises up and definitely poses a slippery hazard. >> now, there were also some power pole fires in the east bay overnight. this one in san pablo. this does tend to happen when it rains after a big dry spell. dust builds up and when the rain hits, it starts fire. most of the outages are still in richmond with

. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's go to meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning. hopefully you're enjoying this morning because we have a spectacular day. temperatures for today, we're talking about the 50s and 60s for now, on our way to the 70s again. then we trade the 70s in for mid 80s and 90s. we'll have the full forecast for you in just a moment. >> happy tuesday, christina. we're looking at oakland right now. the live look shows you how light the traffic is. the on concern for the anymore it's is approaching the area for san leandro. an easy, light volume on the bridge itself. look at that orange section there. heading eastbound railroad avenue. and no more problems as far as any roads blocked. we do have crews in the area for the next few minutes. >> we do have breaking news in san francisco where police are responding to reports of a shooting near civic center plaza. right now we know there is at least one victim. no word yet on a suspect. of course keeping an eye on the story. we'll bring you new information as soon as we get it. >> we're getting our firs

. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. we begin with that microclimate forecast we're talking about. >> as rain hits the bay area, here's a look at san rafael where sprinkles have been falling all night and san jose, where we are still looking for that water. we have not seen a storm like this in months. >> welcome back radar. i lf to act visit. >> don't get that kind right now it's light but we're going to get more as we head through the morning hours. as we head throughout the weekend, a little warmup will come your way. to go over in your microclaim at. >> first of all, how does it affect me? it's all about me. the reason i've within saying this is it got very blurry for a couple of minutes. we can see across the san mateo bridge. there you gks right on the lens as we speak. we're looking at al atio on the is the golden gate bridge does not have wet roads but we're watching in and over all the way on the right you do see some puddling from why are a slick road will slow you down. back to you. >> the overnight rain could

well, i'm going to follow laura. it's not going to be easy, is it, for me as the nsa general counsel to follow laura in her -- she's done a lot of very extensive and interesting work on this. let me say that i'm here in some ways more as, in my current role as the director of the national counterterrorism center, and i'm going to sort of stay in that lane for a bit, although i'll talk a little bit about the law at some point. but i'm probably here primarily actually because my daughter is a now-junior at the university of wisconsin and took professor downs' class -- [laughter] and last year i had the privilege of speaking to professor downs' class with my daughter in it about national security and the first amendment. so as i look out at you all, i'm hoping that you guys actually are easier than that group was on my argument. they had a lot of good questions. but so i'm going to be, i'm going to stay this the forest and not the trees for a moment, and i know we'll get down into the trees, and i look forward to having

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. breaking news from san francisco. a muni train has just struck a pedestrian. it happened at carroll avenue near 101. >> and kris sanchez is live with the report but first we'll go to mike. >> the muni area hit a pedestrian and the person is in critical condition so we of course are worried about that person's condition and anyone else on the train. that affects the northbound t taking you from sunnydale. that will be an issue. it's going to cause delays to folks in the area. we don't have anything specific from traffic control in san francisco. avoid third at carroll. this is right by jones playground. take the bay up toward williams and thornton avenue or just take 101, which will also take you past the area. again, we're talking about the crash involving a muni vehicle on the t 3rd northbound. the lights turned on a little early, around 5:41 this morning. that's a good amount of traffic. no drama through the maze or the east shore freeway but a little additional wait time getting into san francisco via i-80. for now

. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. the king fire continues to rage out of control in el dorado county. >> 12,000 homes are still in the fire's path, which has grown to 82,000 acres. that is about twice the size of oakland. despite a little help from the weather this weekend, the fire is still only 17% contained this morning. more firefighters have also been called up to help fight that so-called king fire. this photo comes to us from the alameda fire department, which shows another strike team getting ready to leave yesterday. a team with five engines along with 21 firefighters will be on the front lines this morning. >> smoke from the fire is having an impact on those in nevada. organizers cancelled the i ironman, due to high levels of particulate matter. >> as big of a disappointment it was, we understand. >> some of the people we talked to said they had trained every day for years and booked the trip a year in advance. several events from tahoe or reno were cancelled because of the poor quality of the air. >> it's a

this is the result of the fire that sam and laura have been telling you about. northbound side just off the freeway, we have your slow lanes blocked and look at that traffic jam. that's still recovering north towards alma avenue where things recover heading into our downtown. you're all right, but then we have a crash over at the airport. highway 87 at 101 bogging things down. live look outside, this is a slower drive westbound because traffic flow, that's your commute across the bay. you can see the haze, but no problems seeing that high-rise. good stuff, but again highway 92 degrees the floor. that sign tells us in san francisco better flow for 280 getting into san francisco. that's reopened last night ahead of schedule. so a nice drive this morning getting in towards 101 and 280 for san francisco. looking at the bay bridge toll plaza where you have lanes backed up, the left approach is clear than the right approach, but you are backed up. nothing unusual about this flow and the east shore freeway looking good slowing out of the maize, back to you. >> good to

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. let's check your labor day forecast, live look outside at the bay bridge, yeah, i did say september. that's just amazing. and it is beautiful. let's check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> yeah, there's a nip to it out there this morning. feels like fall. 58 degrees in the south bay, we're at 52 in the north bay, and temperatures are going to be pretty comfortable to kick off the day in some of your east shore and peninsula cities. i have to tell you, it's chilly enough far coat in the north bay this morning. you can ditch it by about 9:00 a.m. your temperatures are going to be rise rapidly today. 90 degrees is the forecasted high for the south bay. you'll hit about 85 degrees on the peninsula. the east shore's at 81, 74 degrees in san francisco. and 70s for most of your beach cities. out in wine country today, 96 degrees. a lot of people to want come to the beach this time of year. this is going to be a great beach day, you have to watch out for some strong rip curr

." >>> and very good friday morning to you, thanks so much for joining us, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. police in hayward are investigating a heinous crime there. elderly man beaten and left in a park. this all happened on sunday night at the kennedy park near the boulevard, "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us live in hayward where police, kris are asking for help to find the person who committed this crime. >> reporter: right, they're trying to help people jog their memories, giving more detail because this is really a shocking crime. elderly man deliberately hit and left there without any stance until his also elderly wife came and found him. here's where it happened around 2:45 on sunday afternoon here at kennedy park. it was near the pavilion picnic area. police say it was there that a group of ten to 20 people were gathered at what may have been a birthday party. hayward says the victim, 70-year-old elderly man entering the area looking for can and other recyclables when a woman approached him and had a conversation with him. it was after that point, that

in albany, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> laura, thank you. >>> two people who are on board a single engine plane that crashed into a sonoma county vineyard have been hospitalized. the faa tells abc 7 news the experimental plane went down about 2:15 this afternoon. about six miles southeast of the santa rosa airport. sky 7 hd shows us the wreckage. the faa says the plane struck a set of power lines before going down. a man on board was airlifted to the hospital. a female victim was taken to hospital in napa in an ambulance because of that crash. >>> firefighters face a number of challenges while battling an apartment fire today in san jose. crews could not enter the building near san jose city college because of downed power lines. firefighters evacuated the building and homes on two blocks because of a fear that more live wires might fall. one firefighter was injured by falling roof tiles. no word yet on exactly how it started. a gigantic tree toppled across vallejo street in the north beach area this afternoon. look at the scene. the tree fell near columbus street directly in front of the

. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. our top story today is the rein, something we haven't seen for months. enough today, christina, to not wash the car? >> yeah. i had so much confidence, i did not wash the car. we need it. our hillsides need it. we're in a drought so every drop counts. we're not getting a lot right now, mostly north of the golden gate bridge but this little cell is starting to move into san francisco so the activity is trending to the south. i want to show you the bay bridge, which is mostly clear. stephanie chuang is on the oakland side this morning. stephanie, how does it look out there so far? are people behaving? any wind out there or rain where you are? >> reporter: no, not really, christina. good morning to you. a little slight breeze right now and nothing out of the ordinary. and we are on the dry side here in oakland. nearly 12,000 people actually lost power overnight, mostly in the east bay. i want you to see this video. a lot of this caused by the power pole fires that happened, this one in s

what a great interview, laura. we're at 62. on the east shore it's going to be a nice day and i don't like to use that term loosely. 72 degrees, 77 on the peninsula, 70 later in oakland and 65 in san francisco with a warming trend just around the corner. right now let's say good morning to one of my other favorites, mike inouye. >> thank you, thank you. i would have the question that meredith had "who wants to be a millionaire"? >> me! >> everyone's hands up are here. >> fast track moving nicely. this is over at travis as you're coming through the north bay. i-80 just got a crash report right around the air force base. there's berkeley past the racetrack, without delay for the maze. 24 moves smoothly. and sounds like a deer was hit. west 580 interchange shows a little slowing no drama through sonoma, we like that is correct all the way into the south bay. a live look out there, we'll show you fremont as well. coming up into the area on the northbound side there was a crash. still sounds like fence damage around solyndra. that c

i'm laura garcia-cannon. certainly a big day for cupertino's apple and apple lovers around the world. the debut of the new iphone 6 sparked a frenzy at many apple stores. nbc bay area's bob rydell is in pal palo alto where tim cook took part. >> reporter: tim cook welcoming hundreds of apple faithful who lined up around the block. >> good to see you. >> reporter: some since 3:00 tuesday afternoon. >> wonderful. it's unbelievable. >> reporter: to get their hands on these, the iphone 6 and 6 plus. apple's next gen smartphones that are much bigger than the iphone 5 and arguably better. abdul waited in line 48 hours for this moment. >> i wanted to be one of the first people to have it. i could have waited and got it in a couple months, but it's not worth it. >> reporter: patrick from norway couldn't wait that long. no, really. last night he paid someone $300 to get their fourth spot in line so he could get his hands on two iphone 6s, which left him at a loss for words. >> it's amazing. wow. i -- >> reporter: patr

laura? >> thanks a lot, kris. >> he's being generous this year, governor brown. >> the ink is flowing. >> we give you a live picture right there of the bay bridge. illuminated. >> it's gorgeous. look at the lights. >> on that note, let's bring in christina loren. obviously water a problem here in the state of california. we received rainfall last week. what do you see in your long-term forecast moving forward? >> i can tell you this much. i've been watching these storm systems lining up in the pacific. the deal is last year at this time we did not have that scenario. we had this big blocking ridge right over us. that is going to be the case as we head throughout the next week or so. after that that, that ridge is going to break down and we are bulls eyeing our next chance for rain around the 13th to the 16th. all it's going to take are two to three good storm systems to bring us up to average for the month of october. it's going to take a lot of rain to get us out of the dry seasons we've ha

. >> hello there i'm laura kyle, this is al jazeera live from doha. also ahead on the program: kurdish fighters say they have repelled an attack by i.s.i.l. on a syrian town but thousands of people are still fleeing for their lives. >> i've not heard his voice or seen him and that definitely means he's dead. >> civilians disappear into central african republic. peace keepers are implicated in their disappearance. >>> just a day after a peace deal was signed in yemen huti rebels have been raiding homes of tribal officials. also yemen's health ministry has found about 200 victims since the fighting began. mohamed val reports. >> reporter: these are the streets, it's clear who is in charge. these armed huti militiamen, besieging their compounds that belong to their opponents. keeping guard in front of major sthutions such as this one at iman university a sunni establishment. surrounding the headquarters of the sixth military zone which they took over on sunday. there appears to be no sign of the deposit or the army. what's more many here say they are wor

i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. the first rain of the fall season hitting the bay area right now. here's what it looked like within the past hour when there was a heavy downpour in san mateo.

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i'm laura kyle. coming up in the next 60 minutes. building the coalition against the islamic state group, u.s. said egypt has a key role to play in the fight. >> pakistan's military rescues more flood survivors, but thousands of others remain trapped. >>> to save the new school terms teachers say children of gaza are still traumatized by what they saw during the conflict. >> i'll have all the latest sports news for you following the international break the european football league's return, and there is a thriller between arsenal and manchester city. i'll have the latest this news hour. >> u.s. secretary of state john kerry said that egypt has a key role to play in counseling islamic state armed group in iraq and syria. john kerry met the egyptian president al sisi in the egyptian capitol of cairo. kerry has been on tour of the middle east trying to shore up support for the u.s.-led fight against the islamic state. ten arab countries including egypt have so far given their support. >> as an intellectual and cultural capitol of the mu

i'm laura kyle in doha with the world's top news stories. [ explosion ] >>> a major escalation in yemenshia rebels intensify their efforts here the capitol as ceasefire talks collapse. >>> i'm james bayes at the united nations where foreign ministers are meeting to discuss the situation in iraq. >> for scotland the campaign continues and the dream shall never die. >> alexa sammon announces he'll be stepping down. and alibaba has made its debut on the new york stock exchange and is already more available than amazon, ebay, and facebook. ♪ >>> ceasefire talks between the yemenee government and shia rebels have collapsed. fierce fighting is continuing for a second day in the capitol sana'a. battles began on the outskirts of the city on thursday. [ explosion ] >>> now, though, the two sides are attacking each other just a kilometer from the presidential palace in sana'a. international airlines have canceled flights in and out thf the capitol. the u.n. envoy explained why the talks have failed. >> translator: i had talks over the last two days here. i tried to bridge the gap on a number of i

let's go live to laura anthony.aura, this fire is really proving tough to get a handle on. >> reporter: well, it is, dan. in part because of the terrain. i'm actually standing right next to highway 50, still closed, has been all day. let's show you a small example of what's going on here. this fire burned right up to where you can see the steep drop-off. an area you can't get to it on foot. despite the massive size of this fire, so far no homes have burned beyond that. as you said, authorities do believe they have the man who started it. 37-year-old wayne allen huntsman was arrested wednesday in placerville and now held on $10 million bail at the el dorado county jail. >> he was taken into custody ultimately in placerville. >> reporter: huntsman described as a transient, charged with willfully and maliciously setting fire to forest land. he has prior felony convictions in santa cruz county, but none of those involve arson. in the meantime, the king fire has grown to 71,000 acres, and has spread from el dorado to pla

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thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. developing now out bay, homicide detectives on the hunt for whoever killed and shot two men in san jose, injuring a woman as well. happening around 9:00 on rancho drive, this near monterey road. bob redell joining us live in san jose. >> reporter: good morning to you, sam. investigators still trying to piece together who the shooter or shooters were who killed two people last night. police received a 911 call, around 9:00 last night, they -- a report of someone being shot on the 100 block of -- home on the 100 block of rancho