here's meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> good morning. it's quiet but looks like fog is moving into the valley. we have some clouds now but that should change. another mild afternoon. 55 right now half moon bay. 60 in oakland and san francisco checking in at 57. the roof camera, the win is calm. that will change later on with the sea breeze. 57 by the delta, 54 in santa rosa, and we look for temperatures today to be just around where we were yesterday, maybe few degrees cooling at the north bay and san francisco. about mid-60s in the city today with sunny skies in the afternoon. along with the low 70s in oakland to around 80 and perhaps a few low 90s out by the delta. we are looking at cooling as the work week gets underway coming up. matt. >> thank you, lisa. the levi's stadium will make it's nfl debut with the broncos and 49ers. a lot more people are expected. santa clara has made changes. but will it be enough? lisa amin gulezian as details. >> reporter: football fans just can't seem to get enough of levi's stadium. >> see what it look

here's meteorologist lisa argen. hi, lisa. >> hi, matt, good morning to you. plenty of low clouds and fog. marine layer has deep end since you have been sleeping. for some of you, sfo right now, no delays but that probably will change. 59 san carlos, 58 gilroy. the winds out of the southwest transporting the cooler air into our east bay valleys and we will be looking at temperatures today even cooler than yesterday with lower 80s in the inland valleys. plenty of sunshine for you at the coast. and san francisco it will take time. partly sunny skies at best with low to mid-60s and around the bay temperatures in the 70s for some locations. but upper 60s. so a couple of degrees of cooling for you. we talk about the cooler than normal weather for the next several days, maybe adding in a little bit of rain and perhaps some lightning or thunderstorms. matt. >> thank you, lisa. in developing news, a race car driver has died after hit by a sprint car driven by tony stewart. they say the accident is not criminal in nature and stewart is cooperating with authorities. ste

thank you, lisa. >> okay. >> the average family does 400 loads of laundry a year. i think a lot of parents would agree with that. but what is the cost for water, detergent and energy? michael finney will show you how to save money and water. >> the first money waister in the laundry room, using too much detergent. detergents are super concentrationed now. when you use too much, you are not just wasting detergent, it can tryinger your washer to do an extra rinse cycle. >> it takes longer to do laundry and it waists water. if you mark your cap yourself, you use exactly the amount you need. >> consumer reports found as much of 90% of energy spent on a wash load is for heating the water. instead choose the cold water cycle. your clothes will come clean and you probably won't see a difference. wash only full loads of laundry. it saves wear and tear on your machine. if you must wash a small load, adjust the load size. and whatever the sides of your load, use the highest spin setting your fabrics allow. >> t

here's meteorologist lisa argen. hi, lisa. >> hi, matt. good morning to you. west wind. 57 degrees. the roof camera. we have delays at sfo of about 38 minutes. novato, a little warmer compared to yesterday. it is clear in concord and livermore. elsewhere a couple degrees cooler than yesterday at this time in san carlos. 4 degrees cooler, as well as at the airport. what a shot we have for you from our east bay hills camera. beautiful. kind of a purple hayes here this morning with mid-80s to lower 90s this afternoon in our inland east bay. low 60s along the coast and upper 60s downtown san francisco. low 70s in oakland, to near 80 in parts of our east bay. it should be another beautiful day with seasonal temperatures. we will talk about what's to come in the week ahead in a few minutes. matt. >> thank you, lisa. >>> u.s. forces have carried out another round of air strikes against islamic militants in iraq. the nine air strikes are in northern iraq in an area taken by isus fighters earlier this month. the pentagon said saturday's attacks destroyed more than a do

katie. >> thank you, lisa. we continue our ting coverage of the napa earthquake and this newly released video from the train yard. moments later after the earthquake hits the lights go out. same thing happens across the valley. the wine train did not run sunday and monday while crews check the train cars tracks and tressels to make sure they are safe. they got the all clear to run the popular tourist attraction again on tuesday day. shaken, but not silenced, families gathered for an outdoor concert for friday night fun. it's one. many ways the community is healing. tiffany wilson has the story. >> like outdoor shows all around the country, families camped out on lawn chairs and blankets. at napa's amphitheater, simply attending the concert made them -- >> napa strong. >> cookies and hot dogs piled high on plates. last sunday should have been their picnic but the earth rattled and the facade suffered severe damage. services resume sunday. >> fap paw strong. downtown this business suffered major water damage. the

katie. >> thank you, lisa. this morning the worst drought in a generation has pushed state lawmakers to overhaul the state's long-standing pump as you please ground water policy. under a ground-breaking package of bills sent to governor brown, the state would again regulating it's ground water supply for the first time. groundwater has accounted for 60% of the state's water use during the drought, yet it is not as regulated and closely managed as water from reservoirs, rivers and streams. officials say the pumping has been so great in recent years that wells are running dry. >>> lawmakers are sending governor brown a bill that would make california the first to impose a state-wide ban on single-use plastic bags. the bill would prohibit single-use plastic bags at grocery stores and large pharmacies in 2015 and convenience stores in 2016. includes $2 million in loans to help manufacturers shift to producing reusable bags and let grocers charge ten cents each for paper and reusable bags. >>> governor brown has fil

lisa stark is live in washington. lisa tell us more about what the white house is trying to do. >> reporter: david there was a national security meeting at the white house, and all day at the time state department, as the white house tries to figure out what it should do given this unfolding crisis in iraq. as you said, a government source tells al jazeera that the united states will launch humanitarian relief for those stuck on the mountain side with very little food or water. air strikes, under consideration. josh ernest would not confirm that but did confirm that any military action would be very elemented in scope. >> we evaluate to these circumstances on a case-by-case basis. each of those have their own potential consequence is and unique set of complications. we have been very clear about the -- how disturbing we find this dire humanitarian situation that's exists in iraq right now. >> reporter: now, ernest did say there would be no boots on the ground, no combat troops and there is no american military solutio

shall josh, i want you to react to something that lisa bloom wrote about.isa doesn't think that's the answer. talk with one another? prayers? with all due respect, mr. president, we need more than calm reflection. we need outrage. we need change. as the president's former spiritual adviser, do you think there's room for both? >> yeah, i think it's both. we absolutely do need conversation. we do need conversation and we need to have a broad look at how people see black folks in america but we also need policy change as well. up until now, we never had a national database of police use of force in this country. there's a man out of harvard that is putting this together and trying to get police departments to cooperate and we need to start tracking this stuff so we can implement policies to change the way police departments operate. >> lisa, the president of the naacp was on our air earlier and said young people need to be leading the fight against this. take a listen to that. >> young people can play a vital role. why? because they are the ones frequently who

here's meteorologist lisa argen. hi, lisa. >> hi there, matt. good morning to you.t with some low clouds and fog. we aren't looking at the marine layer everywhere. it's about 1500 feet deep. here's from the east bay where temperatures range from the mid-50s in san francisco. so a cool start for you. it's 670 -- 60 in oakland. san jose is 60 degrees. clear inland. the forecast this morning calls for the low clouds and fog to continue to pull back to the coast today. we will see slightly cooler weathered to inland. highs ranging from the mid-to low 80s to some upper 80s. and around the coast low in mid-60s look for partly cloudy skies throughout the afternoon. and temperatures upper 670s to the upper 70s around the bay. another low pressure area visits us the second half of the weekend. i'll let you know about any showers coming up. matt. >> u.s. military operations are increasing in northern iraq. the military has performed a second round of humanitarian air drops to retch few geez hiding from isus. they are releasing these videos of the air strikes against the targe

thank you, lisa. stanford fans are already looking ahead to next weekend's pac-12 opener. next weekend the 11th ranked cardinals host number 5usc at stanford stadium. you can watch it here. yesterday stanford tuned up for the game against u.c. davis. here's mike shumann with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. we kickoff with a little college football. 11th ranked stanford kicked off the 2014 season looking for their third straight pac-12 title. they shut out u.c. davis in the home opener, extending the nation's longest home win streak to 17 games. they were able to score before the offense even took the field. first quarter. ty montgomery. on the punt return avoids several tackles. goes 51 yards for the score. 7-1 just like that. ty also had a td catch. and kevin hogan showing off the arm. made it 21-0 in the second quarter. 204 yards and 3 touchdowns. stanford wins 45-0. they will host usc next week in their pac-12 opener. and cal coming off 1-11 season. looking for payback aga

here's meteorologist lisa argen. hi there, tiffany. good morning to you. >> the fog continues to quickly erode this morning. here's a look from the roof camera. a pretty perspective where temperatures are climbing through the 60 in san carlos and san jose. mid-60s oakland. the clouds are parting there, as well. and from our tower looking at the deck of low clouds at about 500 feet, i would say. temperatures today upper 80s to mid-90s inland. another warm one here. san francisco about 73. we will have plenty of sunshine from stinson to ocean beach and a warm day again at santa cruz. around the bay talking about upper 70s in oakland to the mid-80s. we will pinpoint the rest of your labor day forecast and talk about the cool down coming up. tiffany. >> lisa, thank you. breaking news this morning. another 49ers player has been arrested. defensive lineman ray mcdonald is charged with felony domestic violence. san jose police responded to bentley ridge drive around 3:00 this morning and booked macdonald into the santa clara county jail. just

katie. >> thank you, lisa. breaking news overnight. mountain view police are confirming at least one person was shot following a rap concert. it was at the shoreline amphitheater. police received multiple calls after 11:00 last night following the concert. the shooting happened backstage, it request mean the victim and gunman new each other. the victim is being treat ford several gunshot wounds. police have the description of one suspect and are asking for any witness toss come forward. >> all lanes on 880 are now open following a fatal accident that may have involved a motorcycle. it happened around 3:15 this morning near the hagen burger road off-ramp. all lanes opened shortly after 5:00 this morning. no details of the accident have been released. >>> a trusted east bay educator is being held on $1 million bail facing child pornography charges. now the school is trying to figure out just before start of the school year. >> 58-year-old mitchell wolf was arrested early friday morning for internet crimes against

here's meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> good morning.his will sit around for a while, the low fog and clouds. it will be a cooler afternoon. we saw that yesterday in the inland valleys. and the winds in parts of the bay are going to kick up. 60 san jose, 58 gilroy, 57 san francisco. low clouds and fog over 2,000 feet deep and they extend locally inland. by the afternoon we are looking for clearing with near 70 in oakland today. once again, about 80 in san jose. a nice afternoon. low 80s in our inland valleys. with the fog along the coast, it will be another cool day. but those south winds will am lafora cool north bay today. i'll let you know how long the cooler-than-average weather lasts in a few minutes. matt. >> thank you, lisa. turning to the middle east crisis. palestinian negotiators in cairo say they have accepted a new proposal for a three-day cease-fire with israel. it clears the way for new negotiations with israel on a long-term truce average meant in the gaza strip. israel walked away after rocket fire resumed saying they wou

it was just amazing to see what lisa did. and she was always someone who gave back. >> reporter: that is had friends banded together to raise money and to enlist help to rebuilding peninsula, a nonprofit group with 25 years of know-how working with contractors and volunteers, expertise that lisa didn't have. >> to be able to find the contractors and to be able to track their progress and keep the project on track it would have just delayed things that much longer. >> reporter: volunteers from sacred heart school and many others worked with contractors to rebuild the five-bedroom house. >> they never picked up a paint brush before but they picked it up pretty quick, where they're here to help out. they donated a lot of their summer vacation time to helping us out. >> reporter: the grass roots project was able the raise $280,000. the surprise trade union and builders donated goods and services. >> this week, lisa is going to be able to move back into her home and being able to move back in is just the goal that we have had for

we will talk about it coming up. >> thank you, lisa.a's play their first game of a the cespedes trade. we have the details oh hey there! (laughs) hmm. you're that grumpy cat. well i know! how about some honey nut cheerios? humans love them. moms, dads, kids-well, all of 'em. not even a smile? huh... maybe someone should tell your face. ohhh that is your face. (angry cat purr) ah! part of a good breakfast... for almost everyone! >> to the casual observers, castro street looks like a war zone. why are they wearing up the streets? abc vic lee checked it out and has answers. >> the construction in the heart of castro street is massive. >> a huge traffic bottleneck. >> jack hammers, cars inchching along the popular corridor that is now coned off into one lane of traffic. she lives on castro street. >> castro used to be a much wider street. >> but now with the sidewalks widen, the street is any rower. it started in march and meant not only tearing up the sidewalk but the street. it was continued for about four months. the public works departm

here's meteorologist lisa argen. hi, lisa. >> hi, matt.y gray out here. 58 in san francisco but we are beginning to see the overcast lift in parts of the bay area. it's been sunny in concord and livermore. low 60s there as well as the delta. fog up in the north bay but that's beginning to break apar. sunshine working westward. it's brightening up in san jose where highs will be in the low 80s. the east bay mid-and upper 80s, maybe a few 90s. a bit breezy around the bay, including san francisco. we will detail that 49er forecast for you in a few minutes. >> all right. thank you, lisa. kickoff for the first football game after at levi's stadium is about 3 1/2 hours away. parking lots are open and many people looking to start their tailgating early, are already parked and firing up the grill. here's a live look, one. city of santa clara's traffic camera as at great america parkway and about 30 seconds ago we saw it was barked up. but still pretty light and looks like police are out there making sure that traffic is moving this morning. abc7 n

on this saturday, we're going to start off with a look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> high clouds still drifting over the peninsula and the south bay. temperatures cool in the north bay, low 50s there, mid 60s elsewhere with partly cloudy skies, a look from our exploratorium camera. we're still looking at the high clouds visiting us through the morning hours. 64 in oakland and san jose, with half moon bay at 59 degrees. another shot for you from our east bay hills camera you can see low clouds and fog, but that soon will be giving way to mostly sunny conditions. mid 60s in fairfield. with santa rosa, sunny skies and 57 degrees, so for the afternoon we'll be looking at low 90s inland, mid 70s east bay. low 80s south bay. we'll talk about particulars and how warm it gets through labor day coming up. >>> thank you, we begin with breaking news out of the east bay -- all lanes of highway 4 in antioch are blocked due to an overturned tractor-trailer. the vehicle overturned just after 7:30 this morning on westbound highway 4, at l street, no word on when lanes will reopen.

here's meteorologist lisa argen. hi, lisa. >> hi, matt. here's a look at santa cruz." we can see all the gray sky. the sun will begin to burn it back but he still have mist and drizzle at the coast. 59 gilroy. san francisco just 58 degrees. you can see the clouds here. it's going to be a cooler day than what we should experience for early august. 63 by the delta. breezy winds. sunshine. it's sunny in concord and livermore. here's a look at the visibility. this shows where the clouds are. here's an area of low pressure. this is what we are watching. this is what is keeping us cool and breezy, and also may interact with some subtropical moisture come late tomorrow and tuesday to increase fire danger around the bay area, north and east of the hills. for today it will be mild inland with more sunshine and numbers anywhere from five to seven degrees cooler than where we should be. that puts our inland valleys in the low to mid-60s. about 80 today again in san jose. but southerly winds will keep the north bay cool. only 70s here all wait up toward santa rosa and about 70 ove

i am lisa flech ter. the government agent charged with keeping your food safe is pulling more than 700 inspectors from america's poultry plants and handing over most responsibilities fto industry. what does this mean to food safety? do you know what happens to a chicken before it gets to your plate. why the slaughter act doesn't pertain to 8 and a half million animals. >>. >> producers of a document called mississippi chicken" exposed the human suffering they say they found on factory farms. >> my digital producer and co-ho co-host, twitter lit up. >> it is good and bad. >> i am wondering about the topics we choose? >> i do the research and think maybe lisa fletcher is right, i need to go vegetarian and our online community, like you said, proved this. the pros and cons over these new inspections. ronald says, pro: how about you change one's meat source of courthouse. don't go to poultry. cons, corporate agreed will lower quality and safety. christian: the new regulations mean less regulation which means

we'll start off with a quick look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning to you. hope you've been enjoying the sunny, mild afternoons, because more of that is on the way today. first, though, low clouds and fog, even partly cloudy skies out towards concord and livermore this morning. it's sunny by the delta. we're looking at temperatures from the upper 50s, santa rosa, cool spot, napa, 55 with low 60s and the sun beginning to come out with the east bay valleys. we'll look for a comfortable day inland with the warmest numbers near 90 around livermore and fairfield. closer to the bay, low 70s in oakland. to some 80s out towards castro valley. but san francisco, upper 60s, low to mid 60s coastside and cooling to talk about for the second half of the weekend. katie? >> we begin with developing news out of san francisco -- where police are asking the public to help them identify the driver of a car that hit and killed a 2-year-old girl. offersers have released this picture of a car, described as a white, mid '90s four-door sedan. camry, honda or lexus, a dark-colored

matt. >>> thank you, lisa. a violent arrest in the east bay has some claiming police brutality but the story doesn't stop there. the real issue may be what happened after the cameras were turned on. the arrest was recorded but when police stott spotted the cameras, witnesses claimed officers confronted them. alan wang has the story from antioch. >> this is youtube video of antioch police arresting a man on tuesday afternoon. >> i thought it was overkill. i thought it was -- i was disgusted by it. >> several witnesses say the man who appeared to be mentally disturbed was handcuffed while police used a taser on him and hit him with a baton. witnesses say an officer then released a police dog that began biting the man until he was bleeding and unrecognizable. >> not his legs, not his arm, his face and his head. that's doing too much. >> the man who shot this video said officers began confiscating cell phones from anyone who shot video of the incident. then this officer asked for his cell phone. >> give me your cel

low clouds and fog not going anywhere. >> thank you, lisa.n sports this afternoon, jon lester makes his first start for the a's against the royals after being acquired in thursday's trade with the red sox that sent yoenis cespedes to boston. first pitcher at the coliseum 1:05. they will try to rebound after their loss to kansas city. here's larry beil with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody. one game is admittedly a small sample size, but this was the concern over trading yoenis cespedes. one night after dealing away their star, the a's were shut out by kansas city. not even ironman could save the a's against the royals. brandon moss, out in left field. nice play. that is spectacular. are gray has won his last six decisions. a solo homer. the only one of the entire night. 1-0, royals, and that would being the final as jeremy guthrie shut down the a's, who are now just one game ahead of the angels in the west. jon lester arrived in town, coming from boston in the trade. he will make his debut today. he's ready

let me bring in pamela meanes, and lisa bloom. i'm going to start with you, lisa. we have this information from nbc news that was given by the st. louis county prosecuting attorney. it says, quote, yes, we are attempting to start grand jury proceed thgs week. we do not comment on ongoing investigations. charges can be for murder in the first down to voluntary manslaughter or no true bill, which means no charges. and there's no timeline for the case. looking at what you know now, lisa, what is possible and what is likely in terms of potential charges for this officer? >> well, i think that's correct. certainly murder. if you believe the story taken together of the three witnesses who tell similar stories, they tell a story that mike brown was running away and that he was shot as he was trying to get away, that he turns and had his hands in the air and he was then shot. one of them says is he specifically said, i don't have a gun. and then he was shot. if, indeed, the officer shot under those circumstances, that would be sufficient for firs first-degree murder. the l

thank you, lisa. several san rafael residents are being called unplate to thetic this very even for a curious reason. it's because old glory is flying outside their homes. neighbors on rivera drive are putting up more flags as a show of support. >> people have fought and died for this flag. >> dean morris has been flying old glory outside his home on riff vera drive for more than 20 years. but somebody has a problem with that. an anonymous letter was sent to morrison and several of his neighbors. >> "show some respect and fly your flag on important holidays instead of trying to make a moronic statement." >> it accuses residents who display them outside their homes of being confused republicans who don't agree with the president. chase pennington got one too. >> it's definitely offensive. make all these accusations about what type of person i am, what type of person anybody who flies the flag is. >> we don't know much about the sender except the letters are postmarked out of san francisco, and on each

hi, lisa. >> hi, matt. live doppler 7 hd, highlighted the weather fire watch for the mountainous areas today. through the next 24 hours, we could see a chance of showers and thunderstorms sunday night into monday around our own local mountains in the north and east bay. right now it's about the stable atmosphere, low clouds and fog, santa cruz is cloudy now with breezy conditions in concord. up to 25-mile-per-hour wind gusts there and 60 degrees. here's a look at the roof camera where we have gray skies, 37-minute delays at sfo. upper 80s in the inland val list. low to mid 60s the coast and san francisco. while the bay stays seasonal. upper 60s and upper 70s. a few more clouds, maybe some mist and drizzle for the second half of the weekend. i'll explain more coming up. matt? >>> developing news out of san leandro. crews working to clean up a chemical spill after a crash involving two big rig. around 4:30 on northbound interstate 880 near the washington avenue on-ramp. investigation say the driver of a big r

lisa stark joins us live from washington and lisa has there been an official response from the obama administration? >> well del, the u.s. wasted no time in backing the election of this new prime minister. at the state department. deputy secretary o secretary ofr eastern air force brent mcgurk said, we urge them to form a new government as swiftly as possible. he says the u.s. stands available to support the newing government. prime minister nouri al maliki is refusing to step aside. >> the government formation process is critical in terms of sustaining the stability and calm in iraq. and our hope is that mr. maliki will not stir those waters. >> reporter: and in iraq today maliki and his party went on television there. and they said they are refusing to accept the selection of this new prime minister. secretary kerry warned maliki if he tries to hold on power that could threaten international aid to the country and we also have support for the new prime minister from the united nations, from great britain and france. so we'll have to see if mr. maliki is under enough pressure to ult

>>> hi i'm lisa fletcher and you are in the stream. drones in the united states. there will be 30,000 of them flying above your head within the next 20 years. is america ready? ♪ >>> by september 30th of 2015, the faa has to have regulations in place to allow unmanned aerial vehicles, more typically known as drones into the nation's air space as the deadline nears technology continues to evolve. when you think of the word drone, you probably think of surveillance and the military, but as they become cheaper and more accessible and certainly smaller, everyone from uav enthusests to farmers and animal protection advocates will be using them. but the new era is leading a lot of states to ask how these private drones should be regulated and whether it's even possible. waj some interesting conversation really surrounding the ethics of drones. >> yeah, you just mentioned the deadline for integration of drones, we asked our community is the united states ready for drones? 85% said not ready. and: and we'll be discussing some of those uses tonight. loyal streamers as you

katie. >> thank you, lisa.cials are preparing for the worst outbreak of the west nile virus on record. in santa clara county five people have already tested positive for the disease and one person is still in the hospital. abc7 news reporter tiffany wilson reports. >> a tiny insect carrying a potent disease. santa clara county health officials say three men and two women all over the age of 50 tested positive for the west nile virus. one person remains in the hospital. >> you will get things like a severe headache, you will have fever, of course, and you may have what we call -- you may not be completely with it. >> they expected a bad summer for west nile after seeing a spike in dead birds. this map shows a location of 700 bird carcasses, all infect bed by west nile. by comparison, last year they found 898. >> based on everything we are seeing this is the record-breaking year of all-time. >> from the location of the dead birds the officials know the infected mosquitoes are concentrated in these areas. >> sligh

thank you, lisa. afternoon the a's sent scott kazmir to the mound in the virus finale against the royals. the first pitch is at 1:05. that happens today. yesterday the a's evened the series with one big inning of offense in jon lester's first start with the team. here's mike shumann with the highlights and this morning's sports. >>> good morning. the a's recently acquired pitcher jon lester. he got his first win yesterday for the green and gold against the royals. picked up from the red sox in a trade wednesday, he's probably now the ace of the staff. he was traded for yoenis cespedes so he had to win over some a's fans. he struggled early. looking for more. the fly to center. sam fuld, acquired from the twins, and then the perfect throw to get alex gordon at the plate. 1-0. then lester settled down. he went 6 2/3. struck out three. he will get the win. meanwhile jays 8 hits. jonny gomes game over from the red sox with lester. singles with the bases loaded. bounces away from gordon and everyone scores

cattedty. >> thank you, lisa.ew this morning in his weekly address pittsburgh president obs urging congress to keep the economy humming. he said last year u.s. businesses that sold products abroad set an all-time record for exports. he added the export-import's bank mission is to help that. >> we have seen more and more open their doors and do are they part to help lead america's comeback. at the very least, they deserve a congress that doesn't stand in the way of their success. >>> in 2013 american exports supported more than 11 million u.s. jobs. jobs that paid more than 15% above the national average. it underlines the importance. export-i am pocket bank. >> bay area restaurants can start legally setting a place for dogs, outside on the ground, at least, starting january 1st that's because of a law signed by governor braun. we have the details from walnut creek. >> it can't be a dog part. >> not everyone is barking up the same tree when it allows dogs to dine with their owners on restaurant patios in california

lisa argen says it's summer. lisa? while and we're looking at plenty of clouds from the exploratorium camera temperatures are on the mild side. in the 60s, sunny down the road at the airport and sunny inland. we'll be looking at increasing sunshine. so we'll look at the clouds banked up along the shoreline again for a cloudy day, half moon bay pacifica, sunny in san francisco. 68, mid and upper 80s return inland with some 70s on the east bay and low 80s towards san jose. so warmer weather is coming your way. i'll tell you when and how warm, when we return. >> new this morning, in his weekly address, president obama is urging congress to re-authorize the charter of the u.s. export inpormt bank to keep the economy humming. the president says last year u.s. businesses that sold their products abroad set an all-time record for exports. he adds the export/import bank's mission is to create american jobs and help small business owners. >> we all saw local businesses close their doors during the crisis. in the past few years

almost every packing day you'll see lisa toll and her smile. her home in penny pack park. >> i will go hug ukee washington. >> you can hear her story. >> i know what it is like to go to bed hungry and give the last best of food to my children. in this great country of ours it should not be. >> despite chronic illness lisa has been volunteering for eight years. until it heals she cannot go back to work as a school bus attendant. she has other part-time jobs but money is tight so women helps the hungry every month is now getting food herself. >> ways not a recipient when i first started. but thank god they were there because i am now. >> executive director amy says the world needs more people, like lisa. >> if we can just, cologne her, it would make the work of it that much easier. there is over 3,000 people we deliver too. and if we don't do it, who will. >> lisa says sharing her story is her way of advocating for the poor, and a the hungry. if you would like to help jewish relief agency wants to hear from you, go to cbs philly.com and search fo

here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> we have a lot of deep, subtropical moisture in suggest earn california headed up through the mountains and toward the bay area. it will make a turn with the low to aid as a triggering mechanism. this comes into play later on tonight. today starting out with the marine layer. 68 san jose, 57 in half moon bay, three mile visibility. and with the deep marine layer we are looking to inland temperature today to be once again very comfortable with numbers in the 60s. maybe a 90 out toward brentwood, san francisco and the coastline 60s. look for partly cloudy skies all throughout the bay area as the clouds increase. bay side upper 60s to upper 70 he is. plus a few sprinkles toward the afternoon and evening hours. we talk about the rain chances in detail in a few minutes. >>> all right. see you the first of sporting event at levi's stadium. the san jose earthquakes took on the seattle sounders. despite concern, traffic was smooth for those headed to the stadium. we have details from santa

a bad situation there. >> thank you lisa. in the meantime, new developments in the downing of malaysia flight 17, the dutch president suspended the search for the remains of the victims at the crash site. it's simply too dangerous to recover the remaining victims. they killed all 298 people on board and 228 coffins are returned to the netherlands. in iraq a series of car bombs in shiite neighbors in baghdad, have killed 51 people, the attacks happened in a shopping area and streets around sodder city and 40 people were attacked. and nobody claimed responsibility for the bombings but it's a target for sunni militants. diane sawyer has more on the tensions in the middle east as well as the ebola ep dimmic. >> philadelphia detectives are looking for armed robbers, the suspect walks in and show a knife and demands money but the clerk refused and the man walked out and 30 minutes later, that same man walked into a wawa in the 3900 block of state road and did the same thing, this time he did get money from the clerk and took off. s

lets return to matt pellman in the traffic center. >> just as lisa was talking about cleaning up, they finished cleaning up the vehicle fire in upper merion from the schuylkill westbound to henderson road, all that is left is a pile of ash. the schuylkill is still a bit slow from the blue route to this point. from the henderson ramp to south gulph road. not done cleaning up this hazmat spill at 114 at vinny's and chester springs, you can squeeze by but there are restrictions. you are getting by on the vine street expressway but boy is it slow, from the schuylkill to broad street, westbound is backing up as you can see. quite substantially approaching 76, by allegheny, there is a wreck. cobb's creek parkway closed and woodland avenue a good alternate and the septa trolleys, route 18, you are riding the buses instead. because of downed wires and in palmyra, a crash near the tacony palmyra bridge. >> there is more to come here on "action news" at 5:00. >> students in one iowa district will wear heart monitors in gym class, the devices are sparking a debate. >>> well, it was another dry an

lisa stark is live in washington with more on that. lisa? >> well, john, if you could imagine the white house is very concerned and is closey monitoring the situation in iraq. the unfolding humanitarian crisis. josh earnest called it bar derrick and disgusting and the u.s. is going to offer it's own humanitarian stens to those trapped on that mountain, without much food and warm water. and also, the u.s. is considering airstrikes in iraq. at the white house, josh would not confirm that airstrikes are on the table, but he did say that the u.s. has launched a strike in the past. >> we vault each of these circumstances on a case pi daise basis. we are concerned that we find the dire humanitarian situation that exists in iraq right now. >> now, if there were any strikes, airstrikes, they would be very limited in nature. and he repeated what president obama has said that there will be no boots on the ground. and a military crisis is not the answer. but this humanitarian crisis is forcing the white house's hand. they feel very strongly that they d

today, the developer team is here and lisa grady and whitney jones from cac is here i want to ask the rest of the team to stand for a moment. thank you very much. and with that, that that concludes my presentation. and we're happy to answer any questions you may have >> thank you. madam secretary do we have any speaker cards >> yes. one dr. espanola jackson. >> item 5 d. >> excuse me. i don't want b but i will speak on it absolutely. >> i thought i was doing c i'm sorry baby something the man spoke about was affordability of housing i have a grave concern when you say affordable it affordable came out in the early 70s. with the redevelopment agency for those of us with sftsz we could come back into our community but we have one of the staff members who's name is olsen lee who is working out of the mayor's office with affordable housing and i received and i'm very upset i've gone to the board of supervisors but it seems like no one haiti's wants to investigate what's going on in the city how it it is it st. possible that he as an individual staff will say what affordability is and the

thomas laury, chapel disappointed. >> lisa thomas laury, chapel 6abc news >> still to come tonight onon news" jeff is here with more from charlie manuel's memorable to citizens bank park and a little boy talks about memorable to citizens bank park and a little boy talks about escaping grates of gator and from boy hood bravey to a baby shower that none other than animal advocates to help pets find loving home. >> it's clear, quiet. comfortable. temperature hit average today, looks like the trend will continue for the second half of looks like the trend will continue for the second half of the workweek . and -- >> meteorologist melissa magee has the accuweather forecast. and the only thing you you increase in humidity. >> it's not bad. >> stormtracker 6 double scan radar showing you it's quiet now, no issues with precipitation. high pressure stays in control. keeps us quiet and dry. we'll show you the picture outside. action cam was outside earlier tonight. looking up at the sky and full moon it's big, bright and in fact the moon coincides with meteor shower and that shower will peak as

we're joined by james cavanaugh and lisa bloom, nbc legal analyst.hat i heard in that testimony, if it stands up in court, is a first degree murder charge. >> absolutely. if tiffany mitchell is believed, she tells the story of a police officer shooting a man running away and with his hands up. a police officer is responsible for each bullet fired. so we don't know what happened with regard to the first bullet. the police officer says there was a scuffle in the car. let's give him the benefit of the doubt for now on that, because we don't know what happened. but multiple witnesses tell a story that mike brown is running away, he's shot in the back, he turns around around is shot again. that's first degree murder. >> jim cavanaugh, according to what we just heard from tiffany, who is the only witness we've heard from about exactly what happened at the car at that moment from that perspective, we have a first degree murder charge in the first shot, because she says that michael's hands were outside the car when that first shot was fired, and his hands w

lisa amin gulezian is where fire destroyed several homes. lisa? >> as you can see the lights are finally back on. that means just about everyone in the park has power, water, gas and phone service restored. and now the inspectors are coming in. tonight the management of the moble home park gave the residents a list of contractors and volunteers who they say are honest and legit. >> some are unscrupulous. perhaps you paid your money up front or they will try to. >> more than a hundred residents of the napa mobile home park packed the hall to find out what to do next. the damage from sunday's quake still lives with them. the quake burst gas lines that likely caused the fires that burned four homes and damaged so many others. >> i lost everything. a lot of old stuff i couldn't replace. >> these lawn signs went up and the state fraud investigators warned the mostly elderly residents to beware of scammers. most admit trusting anyone is hard right now jie. am i to call my contractor. >> the manager promised to not only give everyone a break on next mont

joining me now is retired actress lisa jacob. lisa so kind for you to be with us this morning to share some of your reflections of this man we all loved. you penned a thank you note to robin williams for a lot of the experience. you were 14 at the time and you were given a really hard option because your school said you can't do this movie and if you do, we're going to kick you out. what did you do and what happened? >> well, i did the movie. it sort of evolved with my school over time. it was a lot of pressure to put on them to have them come up with six months worth of work for me do ahead of time. that didn't work for them, and so i was not allowed to come back to school, and so i did the movie. i was very dis -- distraught at being out of school at 14. robin was a kind and generous soul. >> he stepped in, wrote a letter to your principal. wrote how valuable this experience was. it shouldn't be mutually exclusive going for a dream like this and coming back to pursue your education. what happened? >> unfortunately, it didn't wo

brown. >> now, lisa, assess the eyewitness testimony we have heard from about three so far. give us a general assessment of what they are saying and what the officer will have to counter if the three eyewitnesses in fact are credible. >> well, i think the three eyewitnesses are very credible, very are important. remember, every detail of the story they tell does not have to be substantiated. eye are witnesses typically get things wrong. if we saw something now we would probably get the details wrong. that doesn't mean a person is lieg. the question is whether the essence of the story holds up with other eyewitnesses and the physical evidence. so far it does. the most shocking fact is the one that everybody seems to relate independently that mike brown had his hands up at the time he was shot and the way people tell it with the emotion in their voice, the horror in their voice is what leads them to come out publically in this scary situation and tell their story. i think that has the ring of credibility. by the way, contrast it with the officer's story that mike brown would h

and that's a major reason, lisa why people want a change. >> yes, they do.ouse majority leader eric cantor losing his election bid to tea party candidate dave prat. many believe he is one of the only people to beat such a high-ranking leader. so what is behind brat's win? and what was it indicate about the way props our entire political system is heading. joining us is a columnist for tech republic, and the found inner of a blog focusing on technology. and senior fellow of kato institute. and on skype, senior congressional reporter for "politico." thanks to all of you for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> david brat a virtual unknown, eric cantor positioned to probably be speaker of the house. war chest eight to ten times that of brat. what did this race demonstrate? >> well, it demonstrates that there was a lot of discontent of cantors leadership in his home district. you had exceptionally high turnout, and when you have an engaged electorate like that, that matters a lot. you have to look at the power of talk radio, and other sources as part of that.