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of lightning lately but it is still possible that thunderstorms are in the forecast through at least the noonleyla gulen in the traffic center, so far, we do have at least one accident that has happened because of rain and we have slick conditions in the bay area and right now the bay bridge will take you approximately 15 minutes to head across the water into san francisco and i will have the full morning traffic report coming up when we illamookmook od is absolutely amazing. creammmmmy. it makes my tongue dance. me too. hey you two, stop that tillamook tongue dancing and get back to work! tillamook ice cream, tastes better because it's made better. i'll have my usual ultimate cheeseburger. you can have that. or-two new versions of the ultimate cheeseburger. one has sliced jalapeños and creamy ranch sauce, the other has sweet and tangy barbecue sauce and grilled onions, plus double meat and cheese like the original. new versions...? two new versions! now, this was just a training video, but these twists on my ultimate cheeseburger will blow people's minds. is that guy ok? >>> live from the kg

least. flash flood watch is in effect for all of new jersey and delaware until noon.xpect the the brunt of the rainy to move out in the early afternoon hours, it will quickly move out to sea. for today 79 for the high. rain this morning giving way to wind and some late day sun. it is a really nice evening. skies clear, cooler, gusty with a low of 62. that is your fox cast, lets check the the roads now this morning, due to the independent day events we have a lot of closures and also, some changes on mass transit, septa has all of its lines operating on a sunday schedule friday the fourth. expect delays with the bus routes as there are detours, all throughout the the city due to the parade. please do pay attention to that. regional rail operating on a late schedule because of fire works. patco has trains running every 20 minutes friday and saturday for the holiday weekend, karen. >> let's talk about all of the things with the weather and on your fourth of july, hurricane arthur is pounding the north carolina coast, the storm did make land fall last night in the outer b

watch showers, storms and then band of showers and storms from arthur get in the shore points at least by noonime tomorrow. flash flood watch remains in effect right through tomorrow morning, across the entire area, these storms will have a lot of heavy rain with them. your holiday headlines, flash flood watch, strong thunderstorms, clearing tomorrow in the city as arthur passes off shore, sunny breezy, nice for saturday, sunny beautiful for sunday. tonight's low 71 with heavy showers and storms. morning showers and will clear it out by night fall. nice weather for fire works but breezy. you're witness weather seven day shore cast and forecast we will salvage the holiday weekend. beautiful saturday and sunday and back to hot and humid conditions as we head in the early part of next week. >>> and as i mentioned hurricane arthur could make big waves down the shore, meteorologist kathy orr joins us live from cape may with more on that, kathy? >> reporter: we already have windy conditions here with that front approaching kate and arthur will add to that tonight, enduring the day tomorrow, as it pa

>> live from the abc 7 broadcast center, this is abc 7 news at noon,on your side. at least one person is in the hospital after a car crashes into a mcdonald's in landover hills and it followed a carjacking. jeanette reyes has the story from people who watched it all happen. thet was about 5:15 in morning and things were normal at this mcdonald's in hyattsville. a loud noise jolted everyone out of their morning drowsiness. >> it woke me up this morning. >> there was a loud noise. police, it was the fiery end to a carjacking that occurred a few minutes before and several blocks away. the suspects stole the vehicle from an owner at an intersection after implying that he had a weapon. a minivan ando the driver of the minivan chase down the suspect crashed into the mcdonald's. the suspect had a much simpler explanation. he said it was just an accident and that was it. by thesuspect was shaken accident and try to make a run for it. >> he went down that way. >> police arrived on scene shortly after and arrested him. there was one customer in the drive-through lane that was injured

noon. we have learned at least a two people are dead and 20 injured after severe weather on virginia'sund eastern shore. several campers were hit by trees at cherry stone family camping and rv resort in north hampton county. >> some rvs flipped over. a tornado warning was issued, but a tornado touchdown has not been confirmed. how heavydoes show the rain was. you can see hail coating the roads, making it look like snow. >> we will follow this story throughout the day and we will have the latest details online and on a bc 7 news at 5:00. to get over to eileen whelan with what we can expect. >> the cold front that is moving through our area helped trigger the tornado over the southern tip of virginia in the eastern shore. let me get you back to that. this is the radar. notice the storm cell passing the day, it intensifies quickly. that is when we had a little bit of rotation detected on radar. the storm moved over the chesapeake a. we will zoom this back. the water temperatures are in the low 80's. see the white -- that is the hail core. it almost looked like snow. the yellow thing right over the c

the three shells hit this apartment block at noon, killing at least one.ocals came to stare at signs their city was now in the firing line. the violence swirling around their city but not actually touching it, has now come straight to people's lombs. we don't know who fired, but militants had a base nearby. one saying that the army may have targeted that. this isn't really a military unit, though, he says where the security service with only pist pistols, we tried to evacuate people but we don't know when they will push the button next. even the eerie dead of night brings them solace. do donetsk people hoping this will pass. >>> it's been almost 69 years since the end of world war ii. >> we remember a man whose mission helped bring about japan's surrender. this is a woyeah!esitating on a life-changing decision. at university of phoenix, we- we know going back to school is a big decision. that's why we offer many first year students with limited to no college experience a risk-free period. so you can commit to your education with confidence. get started at

a ten car pile up ties up traffic on i-95, chopper three over the scene shortly before noon time to take. at least two people were hurt in the crash in the north bound lanes near cottman avenue exit. the cause of that crash remains under investigation. >>> tonight, we have new details in the deadly row house fire in southwest philadelphia. two meetings are getting underway in that neighborhood right now as donations pour in for those affect by the tragedy. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter joins is live from gesner street in southwest philadelphia, walt? >> reporter: chris, those two meetings starting right now just a short distance from where the four children died in that fire. first at a local church here primarily liberian leaders. the second across the street at a police station a wider group of community leaders, that meeting aimed at improving communications. both meetings looking for answers and hoping to start healing in this neighborhood. donations from the homes and hearts of the total strangers, just kept building, on the block where early saturday morning, a fire killed four chil

three shells hitting this apartment block at noon, killing at least one. locals came the stare at signs their city was now in the firing line. this is exactly what this city of nearly a million feared the most. that the violence swirling around it but not actually touching it has now come straight to people's homes. we don't know who fired but militants had a base nearby. one saying that the army may have targeted that. this isn't really a military unit though he says. we're the security service with only pistols. with we try to evacuate but we don't know when they will push the button next. even the eerie dead of night brings no solacsolace. >>> ukraine's foreign minister wrote an op ed for cnn. and you can read it at cnn.com/opinion. >>. >>> coming up the deadly o bole virus continues to spread through west africa. a leading scientist and a u.s. citizen are now among the dead. their stories when we come back. honey, look i got one to land. uh-huh. (vo) there's good more... honey, look at all these smart rewards points verizon just gave me. ooh, you got a

three shells hitting this apartment block at noon killing at least one. locals came to stare at signs their city was now in the firing line. this is exactly what this city of nearly a million people feared the most. that the violence swirling around it but not actually touching it has now come straight to people's homes. we don't know who fired. but militants had a base nearby. one saying that the army may have targeted that. this isn't really a military unit though he says, we're the security service with only pistols. we try to evacuate people but we don't know when they will push the button next. even the eerie dead of night brings no solace. donetsk people hoping the night will pass. >>> we move just north of donetsk now where we find our senior correspondent in the kharkiv. matthew, good morning you do. osce and other officials now turned back three days in a row because of the clashes near the crash site. will they make another attempt today? what will it take to at least hold the gunfire so they can at least access the crash location? >> that is a

noon yesterday. it burned at least one home and a few other buildings.eds of homes in two areas are under mandatory evacuations orders this morning. >>> 11 people injured, two critically, when a propane tank explodes on a food truck in philadelphia. take a look. surveillance video shows that huge fireball coming from the truck yesterday evening. critically injured victims are a woman and her daughter who were working on the truck at the time. others were less seriously injured. >> i was walking by and the truck just blew up and i just saw the fire and the fire just hit me and i started running. >> some of the other injured people include folks in two cars that were briefly engulfed by flames as they drove by the food truck at that very same time of the explosion. >>> san jose police say one suspect remains at large after a home invasion on the city's east side. two armed robbers broke into the sun shadow lane home of a couple in their 80s early yesterday morning. investigators say one of the attackers sexual assaulted an 85-year-old woman. police say the

some rides had at least six hour waits, and, by noon time, wow. >>> well, trend to go day, trouble ate, some riders are steaming over selfies according to the cyclist people are snapping selfies and becoming a dangerous obstacle on that course. the athletes say or hopping in the road getting in the way of riders. very dangerous. one american rider said thank you for the the support but please give us some room. >>> listen to this yankees fan is now suing two espn announcers for ten million-dollar saying they mocked him when he was caught on national tv sleeping in his seat at yankees stadium. andrew robert richter says commentator dan shulman and former philly favorite john rubbing unleashed a quote avalanche of disparaging words against him. seriously. richter claims he suffered substantial injury to his character and reputation, and the mockery caused mental anguish and a loss of future income. >>> ♪ >> well, that is how tom hanks does it this video of the cast where winner get helping is groove on at a wedding was taken by none other than justin beiber. the 57 year-old hangs, buste

noon today. and a moderate at least risk of rip current along the shore. but the farther away arthur gets, the seas will calm down. still i think this is one weekend that you, but because of the churns that arthur did, careful if you go into the ocean water. make sure ear area near that lifeguard. 64 degrees if philadelphia, 61 in trenton. 62 degrees in wilmington this morning. it is cool and comfortable out there. these temperatures, actually, i think, look a little warmer than they feel when you're outside, because with the breeze and the low humidity, it is quite a departure. temperatures are in the middle 60s at this point along the shore line, and look at the ocean, 59 degrees, so it has cooled way down. the ocean was in the 70s last weekend, 59 degrees today. so storm scan3, quiet in our area, arthur is up here, and leaving, and we've got just high pressure building in. it comes in, invisible when it comes in so it doesn't come in with a lot of fanfare on radar screen, but boy can we feel the difference, it is definitely out there. so sunny, nice, te

least in the city. i think the suburbs will take longer to get into the 70s, noon we're up to 80. low humidity, 3:00 p.m., 85 that's our high today with mostly sunny skies and 6:00 p.m. coming down from that high at 83 degrees, how does weekend lookik what about the the poconos? that's coming up next. >> reporter: all right, karen, i might have to nap outside later today. good morning to you and good morning everybody, the action cam just arrived on the scene in southwest philadelphia. it's an overturned minivan that took down the pole and wires close to the payless car rental along 70th and essington avenue. the lanes are blocked off, peco on the way to the scene. the vehicle remains on its roof. looks like 70th is going to be closed for a little while. you can use island avenue as an alternate and lindbergh helps you get to and from island. this is where they have all the car rental agencies and the parking lots. on the big board, the construction on i-95 cleared out. all lanes reopened things moving well no delays. good news on i-95 the ramp to the southbound lanes to cottman a

donnelly: tomorrow there will be at least one roll call vote at noon on nomination of the castro nomination to be secretary of housing and urban development. we expect voice votes on confirmation of the vet ter and adams nominations and adoption on the motion to proceed on the sportsmen's bill. if there is no further business to come before the senate, i ask that it adjourn under the previous order. the presiding officer: the the presiding officer: the follow us on twitter. the tune into book tv this weekend for the harlem book fair with discussions on the state of african-american literature, multi-cultural book publishing in the black arts movement with live coverage seven morning 1145 eastern on c-span2 book tv. >> the house veterans' affairs committee holds another in a series of hearings this evening looking at the veterans affairs department. this one focusing on whistle-blower suit reported an adequate services to veterans. that is live here on c-span2 at 7:30 p.m. eastern. >> iraqi ambassador to the u.s. says his country needs more american military assistance to combat the radical

world this noon, investigators say it is too early to know what caused a deadly subway derailment in moscow. at least 20 people died and more than 150 were hurt. the crash happened during morning rush hour inside the subway station. investigators initially thought a power surge caused the derailment. asy have ruled out terrorism a cause. another day of growing tension in gaza. this comes after the islamic group hamas rejected a cease-fire deal opposed by egypt and accepted by israel. >> so much for that cease fire just six hours after it agreed to an egyptian proposal to stop attacks,- airstrike israel resumed airstrikes against gaza. that's because hamas never signed off on the plan. the militant ruler was defiant, declaring victory in the air. israel says hamas fired at least 47 rockets into israel. benjamin netanyahu said that leaves no choice. officials say the death toll in gaza is nearly 200. just an hour before the proposed , secretaryfell apart of state john kerry said in tonna he is heading washington. >> one of the reasons i am going to washington and not to egypt is because there was an of

least 9:00. we are going to be mild by noon and 64 at the coast and humid, a few sprinkles, and 64 to 80 but it will nature amount to anything, 7:00 it will be mild again and 62 to 72. are there my accidents to talk about? >> a couple just popped up, southbound 680 at 84, this is going to be closer toward the pleasanton and livermore area as you head to the south near sunol where we have an accident. it sounds like it is minor. more dill on that in a few minutes but, first, the dumbarton bridge and san mateo bridge, traffic is moving along fine and if you cannot decide which to take it doesn't matter we and through san mateo to palo alto and 280, looking at clear conditions and away from sfo, watch out for the slick roadways and traffic is moving look fine with nine minutes from sfo to third. >> our time is 5:10 and america's money report is next. >> refreshing dip in a lake makes hundreds of people sick with a mystery doctors are trying to figure out. >> beyond the clinton to spill the >>> covering santa rosa, berkeley, san jose, this is abc7 news. >> torrential rain battered the philippines when a

at least 585 palestinians and 29 israelis have been killed during the conflict. one israeli soldier is missing this noon. turning now to the latest on the malaysia plane that was shot down, rather, president obama just visited the dutch embassy to sign the condolence book for the victims. rebelswhile, pro-russian have given international investigators access to the crash site, finally, along with the bodies of the victims. karen travers has the latest. >> the remains of most of the victims are one step poster to home. journey, a train carrying bodies arrived today in a government controlled city in eastern ukraine. the dutch prime minister said they hope to have the first bodies in the netherlands on wednesday. he cautioned that identification of some of the vick am's could take weeks, or even months. ukraine agreed to send all of the remains to the netherlands for identification and forensic investigation. at the crash site, international investigators continue to comb through the wreckage. scenec news team on the found that large areas are still unguarded with debris out any of -- out in the open for

least one baby, the theory is that vice president, joe biden, recommended it and it's a favorite of the vice president. john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >>> an explosion destroyed a home in coatedville just before noon today and the blast leveled the two story house on penrose avenue, fortunately the family of four was not at home. this appears to be a natural gas explosion, peco was doing natural gas work a block away from the blast. >>> jeremiah jackson was arraigned on charges in the murder of laura araujo, police say he beat and strangled and stuffed araujo in a duffle bag. jackson is held without bail and his next court appearance is august 6th. >>> a lehigh county man was wounded when trying to rundown two constables trying to serve parking ticket warrants. he fleed and almost hit one of the constables with his car. neither constable was hurt. >>> authorities are investigating the deaths of a couple in the strawberry mansion section of philadelphia, a daughter found the 79-year-old man and his 66-year-old wife inside of their home on the 2500 block of north spangler street. she was there to check on them and there is no indication about a cause of death. >>> coming up on "action news" ton, loc

least tomorrow morning before the skies brighten tomorrow morning. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 9:00 a.m., 73 degrees, noon, 78, 3:00 p.m., 8:26 p.m., 79 degrees. >> the phillies hope for a rebound as they face the braves in atlanta. ducis has all your morning sports. >> reporter: the phillies pick up where they left off before the all star break. if you were paying attention to anything that transpired in the first half of the season, you know that's not a good thing. phils and braves, ajay burnett pitched last night night. a 2-0 lead is gone. phils lead is cut down to 1. later in the inning. b.j. upton. this season he can't hit the broadside of a barn, but he gets a hit there. burnett gives up 6 runs. ryan howard pulls the phils in closer with a 2-run single. phillies lose 6-4 the final count. >>> basketball, sixers wrap up their play last night. they lost in ot. noelle did not play in that one. noelle feels he is growing with each game. not physically, he is already 7-foot tall. >> you have to go through some growing stages, talk to the coaches and see what you did wrong and come back the next game and make it better, that's all

wants not to billion dollars previously reported before noon when this information pop, but $3.7 billion. we are paying a huge price for something at least from everything i am reading began as a problem to be dealt with and not a crisis. kimberly, how did we get here? >> first of all the great opportunity for the president to be personally present to understand the situation upfront, to go to the border and see the crisis for himself because that is best time he can make decisions. you have some people around you and great experts, but if you don't see it for yourself, how are you well-equipped to decide was the next move should be operating from behind, why did this gets to the point of a crisis instead of something that could have been headed off as a problem. helping the children, who is legislation that existed to prevent them from being the victim of sexual trafficking, so there are laws on the books to provide children with due process under the law in this country to make sure to address the concerns, so that needs to be taken care of, but this law is insufficient and went back to blaming president bush, but we are well-equipped,

with the rain at least, lets look at your commute, strong storms and humid and dropping down to the low 80s after upper 80s, watch for the drefrnch so humid with a gusty thunderstorm by noon, 79 and 3:00, 82. here is a look at your exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, drenching thunderstorms once again, especially this afternoon and this evening, tomorrow could be wet at times and then the clouds break. the second half of the day looks nice, early on and 83. it's prefreshing and 83 and on friday the sunshine fades behind the clouds and a spotty thunderstorm and 86, and a couple of thunderstorms and 87. >> here is the place to be, thank you karen. >> that will do it for "action news" at noon, don't forget "action news" at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. now for rick williams, and did david murphy and karen rogers, have a gait after nan. if he were a lobbyist... if they were political contributors... maybe tom corbett would listen to them, instead of cutting... funding for their schools. but corbett's huge tax giveaway to the oil and gas... industry has cost us billions. forced deep cuts in education. and his mismanagement caused a massive budget deficit. now corbett wants to giv

then we get into tomorrow and by noon there is the chance of a couple of showers around and as we move later into the afternoon we are expecting at leasthunderstorms that could produce drenching downpours and some gusty winds. not everybody will necessarily see this tomorrow but tomorrow would be the day to really keep your eyes on the skies in the afternoon and evening for some potential drenching thunderstorms. it looks like that activity kind of dies away. thursday we've got the likelihood of a couple of more drenching storms possible. and then all eyes are down to the south. tropical depression one was declared late last night it. probably becomes tropical storm harder arthur and it will meander around southern florida and tomorrow push up towards jacksonville. after that it looks like the storm will be on the move up the east coast. right now it has 35 miles per hour winds. it only has to reach 39 to become tropical storm arthur. we think that will happen later today. the latest scenario and this is consistent from the models yesterday is by the time it gets up to our neck of the woods by the fourth of july it's so far off the coa

noon, the maryland school report card is out. montgomery county no longer leave the state in education. this covers the 2013 and 2014 school year. montgomery county schools fell behind at least 11 other school systems in terms of math and reading proficiency. for elementary and middle schools, calvert county earned top markets. worcester county ranked first. kevin lewis is following the story and he will have much more. >> also new this noon, the corporate executive board announces plans to bring hundreds of new jobs to arlington. itscompany will relocate headquarters and local employees to a mixed-use development on top of the rosslyn metro station. the project is expected to create 800 new jobs. they considered moving to north carolina. guaranteedauliffe incentives to keep them in the commonwealth. to easep, a race tensions in the middle east. we have the latest, as john kerry meets with intersessional --international leaders. >> organic food can be pricey. is it worth the extra cash? what one study has to say. taking a live out of wisconsin, crews have now brought in heavy equipment to begin cleaning up a massive train wreck. 4000 gallons of diesel fuel spilled. crews are

least 80 firefighters were called in as people watched in fear. this was in san jose. the fire sent smoke billowing up into the sky just before noon. one family could see the smoke as they raced home from the gilroy area. now two homes caught fire on hampshire place near almaden expressway and terrell elementary school. firefighters from other cities were called into action. no word yet on what caused this fire. >>> new tonight at 11:00, the water has finally stopped flowing in los angeles. crews finally got that massive water line break near the ucla campus. 20 million gallons of water may have been lost. that's double what they originally thought. and that section of sunset boulevard destroyed by the water main break, well, it will stay closed for another 48 hours. in the interim, officials say roughly 900 cars are still trapped in parking garages at ucla. and they may be stuck there until friday. we want to show you some video from yesterday which shows the geyser at its peak. water flooding out. six buildings on ucla campus filled with water including the recently renovated pauley pavilion, where the basketball team plays. >>>

noon. >>> big problems this morning for the bay bridge toll plaza. chp holding back some of the traffic. an accident involving three vehicles with injuries to at least one person west 580 blocking a couple of lanes at the pay gates. you can see traffic is already backed up towards the foot of the maze. we'll keep an eye on this with "kcbs traffic" still ahead. >>> tough time now for bay area animal shelters. it turns out that shelters are packed in the summer but kpix 5's mike sugerman reports, this year, the overcrowd something worse than usual. >>> reporter: this is a sad tale -- well, not this. this is a happy tale. but it does have a sad tale to tell. well, okay, not sheba. she will be queen of penney's home. >> she is a love. >> reporter: adopted today at the contra costa humane society and just in time. they are at their limit here. >> we always do see a spike right after the 4th of july. >> reporter: dogs and cats scared by all the noise run away, end up here, and this year for whatever reason it's worse. >> who knows? they could be strays, they could be surrenders. it's -- it's quite a mixed bag. >> reporter: at this pleasant hill location t

so let's see, at least at this point, it doesn't show much by 8:00 this morning over the area. by noon see couple of these scattered showers, but also notice, we see sunshine, in a loft places, so you may be looking at cloud or two, but your neighbor might be getting a rain shower. so, this is a look at noon today. by the time we hit 2:00 notice we really don't even see any clouds, we've got some sunshine, few clouds in some spots, couple of rain showers, are possible, and then, as we get through 4:00 do we pick up few more? notice, to the west, we see a lot of precipitation, and this is at 9:00 tonight. so, it is -- not setting our clocks, not setting the maps exactly where this is, just know, that it is an atmosphere that's agitated and it is going to be creating some showers, some thunderstorms for some of us. and you can see, reading, allentown, at 11:00 tonight, may be dealing with some storms, then wants to clear us out, only to bring in few more showers, by the time we get to tomorrow afternoon. so i think this forecast and these models are not set in stone. they disagree with o

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least -- they had an argument for cessation. >> one of the consequences of assuming emancipation starts in 1861 it makes cessation inexplicable, an historical reaction to noon existent threat. but if in fact the republicans are continue with this policy of surrounding the south, the evidence is quite clear that's how republicans were talking and that's how secession yates secessionists are saying they're going to surrounds us like a scorpion until it kills itself. they're not going to come here. they're going to surround us. so everyone understand the terms of the debate and leave because they wouldn't accord with the freedom. they believed that their future depended on expansion. and in some ways we talk about the civil war as a war over what kind of a union the united states was going to be in. was it going to be a union with slavery or withoutm6k slavery, t also a war over what kind of empire the united states would be. waffles it going to be an -- was it going to be an empire based on free labor or slave labor? and they're all assuming -- operating from more or less imperial assumeses in the sense they assume they need to and can expand, and if you're g

by noon you could have one or two clouds and by 10:00 we have a lot sunshine. 70's at the coast and 80's and 90's so at leasten degrees warmer today in danville it could be 13 degrees warmer than yesterday. low-to-mid 90's in los gatos and morgan hill and 82, nice, sunshine, warm weather at the boardwalk and mid-to-upper 80's for the south bay and 88 in san jose. low-to-mid 80's for the peninsula and millbrae at 78 and 71 at half moon bay with sunshine and same in the sunset and mid-70's downtown and south san francisco and sausalito and mid-80's to nearly 90ly the north bay and 70 at your coast and low-to-mid 80's along the east bay shore with berkeley at 78, the cool spot, and the heat is on inland low-to-mid 90's and temperatures going to fall back and the upper 50's to mid-60 and if we have cloud cover it is along the peninsula coast. here is the seven-day forecast, tomorrow is the hottest day as we break the triple digit barrier inland east bay is 90 and 74 at the coast. 60's by monday. 80's and 90's elsewhere. have a great day. >>> ace train one is six minutes late. ace train three is three minutes ear

noon, already charred 2500 acres. it is hot, incendiary and moving fast. firefighters are trying desperately to gain the upper hand in the fire. but so far it's only 30% contained. so at least five structures have burned and hundreds of evacuations. this is what it looks like. we're going to continue to monitor it. but the conditions here very, very brutal and i have difficult to manage. let's turn it over to our micro climate forecast. i know you've been following the fire and the winds and how it keeps shifting. >> that's why we've seen this grow exponentially. it has grown four times the size it was at 5:00. and that's all because this fire is now starting to create its own weather. you get a lot of this hot air rising up. and eventually, that hot air is going to have to sink and come down. and it creates unpredictable downdrafts. current temperature of 90 degrees. winds gusting to 15 miles per hour. i don't really anticipate the winds to get higher than 20 tonight. that's a shred of good news for the firefighters, but humidity is at 25%. the thing you want to pay attention to is the mien flow. it's coming out of the southwest. so it will keep a lot of the smoke moving a

least 50 calls today on whether we're still open. >> reporter: the 4th of july week should've been busy but the fire changed that. >> today was unexpectedly slow. normally we'll have 30 or 50 by noon and today we had maybe a third of that. >> reporter: the fire still a concern to the people who live close to the fire line. the dangerous work continues for more than 1,000 firefighters on the job. >> we do have additional resources still coming in, additional engines and hand crews coming in. >> i just read a tweet a few minutes ago from los angeles county fire which is sending resources out here to help out on this fire. neighbors are still being kept out of the area. one issue is butts canyon road which goes up in to these hills here, there are rocks that have come off hillsides, sagging power lines, and a large number of fire trucks there. cal fire expects that while this fire is slow and will be slow overnight, they do expect the acreage to grow by some amount overnight. in napa county, ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more details now. governor brown says the state has secured a federal grant which will allow fire agencies to apply for 75% reimbursement for their cost. 1

noon 85. your high today is that 89-degree reading at 3 o'clock. it will still be somewhat humid today and during the afternoon in particular there's another chance of a the leaststrong thunderstorm so take cover if a storm happens to head in your direction. down at the airport so far this morning we've been looking at green airplanes on the board. that's good news. no major delays if our frequently traveled destinations. not picking up any rain in those spots either. erin. >> thanks, david. >>> coffee could help you lose extra weight as long as you're working out. spanish study found athletes who took caffeine before working out burned about 15 more calories hours after exercising. it's not clear if it provides a boost to work out harder or an effect of the substance being in the bloodstream. coffee has been linked to increased circulation and reduced post work outplain. >> the phillies in milwaukee tonight. they got off to a rough start in game two last night. pitcher kyle kendrick gave up two homers in the first inning. including a grand slam but the phillies answered with five runs of their own in the second and pulled off a nice comeback win nine to seven

at least for the next couple hours, they may be out of here over the course of the next hour and a half or so. they're swiftly moving through the north bay. by around noon today, sunny conditions even in the areas that are still picking up light precipitation. petaluma to santa rosa, as throughout 9:00 to 10:00, residual activities, lunch time, we're going to cut that off. 81 degrees in the south bay. ep on the peninsula, and 6 degrees in san francisco. workweek, overall, not bad for most of us. we'll be in the low 80s and upper 70s in san jose through wednesday. that's below average. then we're going to climb between wednesday and thursday up to 85 degrees. by friday, 86, in the 90s come in for the weekend. but overall, the trade off is great because you're going to get some 70 degree beach days down in san francisco, thursday, friday, saturday, and sunday, mike, looking good. what are you track kpg. >> i'm tracking the build for the commute because it's really starting to kick in right now, here's 101 at san jose. 683, we'll show you the map. this is not unusual, but it is kicking in strongly here. north 101 from capitol expressway and continuing up t

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least not this afternoon. this morning, we are doing just fine. 78 degrees. it is warm, muggy. time to getty of things kicking after the noon threat is heavy downpours. lingering showers in the east tonight. tomorrow, hello sunshine. >> students in prince george's county just wanting to speak english are getting some much-needed help. the public school ceo kevin maxwell will unveil an initiative to support english language learners. it will involve an innovative partnership that will directly support the academic progress of the students. we will have an update coming up for you. >>> hot stuff baby this evening ♪ >> there they are getting all warmed up, the finalists for our 5-alarm firefighters challenge from tacoma, gulf shores, alabama, competing tore that $10,000 prize for their fire department. three feels right now at the end of the day, there will only be two. it's going to be quite a competition. >> yeah, gulf shores taking an advance competition. just warming up for the main event. >>> also this morning, the father who visited his son in jail, wound up serving time himself getting trapped for more than 30 hours. wh

at least we have got blue skies to start off but that heating of the take will help get things going later with showers and thunderstorms locally strong and severe. heat advisories go in effect at noon94 feeling closer to the century mark. the tonight we will drop down to 37 with clouds overnight but there will be a thunderstorm around. tomorrow more widespread coverage of showers and storms and still steamy. by friday arthur is bypassing us and we are left with morning rain or showers, bob. >> 7:27. good morning. live look at the blue route sun glare around the board, every where as we can see it here in the interchange of 476 right here near route one stacked up trying to get on the blue route here. we have a water main break in norristown, elm and astor with water crews on the scene. best bet to use main street through morning rush hour and crash in flourtown at church and willow grove avenue ukee back to you. >>> next update 7:55. up next on cw is. this morning legal trouble for tinder. for more local news weather traffic and sports we are keeping it local on the cw philly station. i'm ukee . >>> a motor vehicle pulled up to a stop light on monday. he was suddenly rear ended by

least 16 ms 13 gang members at the processing center. isis militants tell iraqi christians to get out or else. terrorists laying siege to the city of mosul giving christians a noon the clothes on their back. christians have been in mosul for at least 1700 years. one of the oldest communities in the world. elders think that today will be their last day. and new top secret clinton era documents showing president bill clinton questioned the cia intelligence following news report on two embassy bombing. hard to find proof that bin laden had a hand in the 1998 african-american embassy attacks that killed 12 americans. while federal grand jury indicted bin laden in the terror plot. in the memo to then security advisor sandy berger clinton said sandy, if this article is right. the cia sure overstated its case to me. what are the facts? well, clinton's aids' response is still classified it was a generational drop. literally. nathan dietrich getting the gift of a lifetime for his 18th birthday. he went sky diving not only with his father but with his grandfather and his great grandfather, tag along two. the four joined us earlierier to talk about that very special experi

noon and three when heat is at its worse. 76 degrees right now. relative humidity, still not so bad at 62 percent. it will get worse. southeasterly breezes at 14. at leasts there a breeze. 92 degrees will be our high today. and then tonight mug which a low of seven 46789 kacie. >> thanks, very much, sue. we have some good news if you are heading northbound on the, northeast extension, i should say, approaching lansdale. northbound northeast extension approaching lansdale, we did have have that tractor trailer accident that was with us for a while. all lanes block. all lanes back opened. anticipate some delays there. take north bound side of 309 as an alternate. northbound side of the new jersey turnpike approaching 322, exit two, we have a car fire blocking blocking the right lane and shoulder. westbound side of 76 at route one, city avenue another accident this morning. that one moved to the shoulder. still a big delay in that stretch. >> it means lot to come down here and be able to shake their hand. not just worth of mouth you support these guys and tell them face-to-face how grateful we are, and how grateful i am for everything that they have done.

least until this afternoon. stockton police have been rather forthcoming with information releasing details as they get it. so we plan to have more information for you throughout the day. stay with ktvu at noon well as our social media channels to get the very latest on the investigation. live in stockton, katie utehs, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> 8:46. let's bring you up to date on some. other top stories -- a court hearing is happening right now for the santa rosa mother accused of attacking a young boy who she claimed was bullying her daughter. prosecutors are expected to fire criminal charges against the 30-year-old. she was arrested back in may accused of going to her daughter's elementary school and grabbing a 12-year-old boy by the throat. >>> well, today is an historic day for the 49ers. later this morning, the team will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its new $1.2 billion stadium in clair santa clara. we'll have live coverage of the ceremony on the ktvu channel 2 news at noon. >>> and a sex scandal involving san francisco supervisor john avalos, whether or not this will affect his political career all hinges on when the affair started and when he told city hall. pam coo

least likely to get through the house but not the senate. this is something on the hobby be able tothey'll vote on in the senate, will motivate the >> the houses in at noon eastern here on c-span. we have live coverage in just a couple of moments. senate governmental affairs committee will hold a confirmation hearing for nominees of the u.s. postal service board of governors. packets underway at 3:00 eastern. we will have live coverage of that on our companion network, c-span3. a couple of other congressional hearings we're covering today. at 5:00, the house rules committee will meet to discuss rules on a debate for spending money for roads, bridges, and mass transit projects. that will be live on c-span3 also at 5:00 eastern. 7:30, the house veterans affairs committee will have a another series of meetings. this will focus on the processing of veterans benefit claims. you can join in and share your thoughts during the hearing, both on facebook and twitter, using the #cspanchat. again, the u.s. house is about to gaveling in just a couple of moments. a suspension bill is on the table for the house. live coverage as they are about to gaveling here on c-spa