it's the first to feature super man and clark kent and lois lane. this one was being kept in the museum so it's in perfect condition. they turned down a $3 mail yon offer. the top offer is $1.75 million. 1% of the final price will go to the reed foundation, a charity super man actor christopher feefs to set up. on this sunday night, it's time to find out what's in store for e workweek. >> slightly cooler weather. live doppler is showing up around the bay area. there coastal clouds starting to spill in as we look live at sfo. the low clouds filling in from the coast. that is where we should be for this time of year. san francisco is the high for 67 and that's a degree off. oakland on target. that's a few degrees warmer compared to normal. the current temperatures as we show you a live shot, that building there as well. 50s. 59 in san francisco and low 60s through oakland and san jose and gilroy. from emeryville, we are out west again towards the bay bridge. you see more of the low clouds. 59 in santa rosa and napa and novato and 60s through fairfield

and even superman and lois lane help als raise almost 90 million bucks. it's wednesday, august 27th. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning. i'm dara brown. the hunt for isis intensifies. the pentagon increasing five flights over syria, drones looking for isis soldiers, weapons and training camps. on the political front the president mobilizing a coalition of allies in case air strikes are needed. >> it's clear by word and action that the president, the head of the joint chiefs of staff, the secretary of defense thinks we need to engage militarily but they ought to describe what the military mission is and what we hope to achieve. >> as reports an american with an all-american name died fighting for isis. douglas mcarthur mccain. he's not alone. the fbi says since june, 100 americans have joined isis inside syria. nbc's tracie potts is live if washington covering it for us. good morning to you, tracie. >> dara, good morning. as you can see we have americans on both sides of this and new overnight an interview video from a relative of douglas mca

and even superman and lois lane help als raise almost $90 million. good morning to you. thanks for being with us. i'm frances rivera. >>> we start with the hunt for isis that intensifies. the pentagon increasing spy flights over syria. drones looking for isis soldiers, weapons and training camps. on the political front, the president mobilizing a coalition of allies in case air strikes are needed. >> it's clear by word and action that the president, the head of the joint chiefs of staff, the secretary of defense thinks we need to engage militarily, but they ought to describe what the military mission is and what we would hope to achieve. >> it comes as reports an american with an all-american name died fighting for isis. douglas macarthur-mccain. and he's not alone. the fbi says since june, 100 americans have joined isis inside syria. nbc's tracie potts is live in washington for us. tracie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frances. as you said, we've got americans on both sides of this, and now new overnight, an interview with a relative of that american who was

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have man and lois lane are doing the challenge. >> they got drenched on the set of the new batman vs.man. >> she moved out of way and...another one? another one. i countried up to six. >> the man of steel, so it doesn't matter. he portrays the man of steel but it is so cold. video posted by the ice bucket challenges shows adams walking away and have man had to take it. >> ahead at 6:00, to more debris. napa is asking neighbors to stop leaving their debris and where it should go ahead. >> a comic says good by to cable w and hello to a tech >> you can see on the screen we have downtown san francisco, the eastern span of the bay bridge and 680 and walnut creek. >> you will have us again on the >> you will have us again on the other side of the can you t! that's our new interactive speaker wall. 'sup? thinks it's a speak-ing wall. this can even dim your lights. your 3-d--printed girlfriend will love that. real mature. there you go. a laser drone for cats. i wish i had lasers. i don't. pew pew pew... the new radioshack is finally here. the store of your past is now the store of your future

. >> reporter: superman and lois lane got doused, so did homer simpson, matt damon, martha stewart. upside down. in just one month, the ice bucket challenge has generated $100 million. as of friday the a.l.s. association says donations are up an astonishing 3,504% from the same time period last year. and while you can say that's #amazing, there's a worry these dunkers' expectations might be disappointed. because even with all of this money, a cure for a.l.s. is still a long way off. >> progress against these really tough issues takes patience and it takes time. we're not going to see results overnighting and nobody should expect that. >> reporter: phil buchanan is president of the center for effective philanthropy, whether it's an earthquake in haiti or attack on the homeland donors want quick results and know where their money's going right away. >> a temptation to give it away quick lu but it might be wiser to be more deliberate, see what shows evidence of success, and then and only then, fund that in a bigger way. >> reporter: why would there be pressure to distribute it quickly?

. >> reporter: superman and lois lane got doused, so did homer simpson, matt damon and martha stewart. this guy did it in an airplane upside-down. in just one month it's generated $100 million. as of friday the a.l.s. association said donations are up an astonishing 3,504% from the same time last year. and while you can say that hashtag amazing, there's a worry the dunkers' expectations might be disappointed because even with all this money a cure for a.l.s. is still a long way off. >> progress against these really tough issues takes patience and it takes time. we won't see results overnight and nobody should expect them. >> sylvia buchanan is president for the center for philanhthropic donations in haiti. he said donors often want to see quick results and they want to know where their money is going right away. >> there would be a temptation to give it all away quickly, but it maybe wiser to be more deliberate, see what shows evidence of success, and then and only then fund that in a bigger way. [cheers and applause] >> the a.l.s. association doesn't have a breakdown of how all the i

. >> superman and lois lane got doused, so did homer simpson, matt damon and martha stewart. this guy did it in an airplane upside-down. in one month it's generated $100 million. as of friday the als association said donations are up an astonishing 3,504% from the same time last year. and while you can say that hashtag amazing, there's a worry the dunkers expectations might be disappointed because even with all this money a cure for als is still a long way off. >> progress against these really tough issues takes patience and it takes time. we won't see results overnight and nobody should expect them. >> sylvia is a director for the filllan though by. he said donors often want to see quick results and they want to know where their money is going right away. >> there would be a temptation to give it all away quickly, but it maybe wiser to be more deliberate, see what shows evidence of success, and then and only then fund that in a bigger way. >> the a. l. s. association doesn't have a breakdown of how all the ice bucket money will be spent and it acknowledges the spinning press

dollars to get the rarest comic book in the world. 1938, it is the first to feature super man and lois lanehere are only a few dozen left in the world. the owner already turned down a $3 million offer. right now the top offer is $1.75 million. 1% of its action price will go to the reef foundation. a foundation set up to support spinal research. >> did you know then superman couldn't fly? >> what did he do? >> we're coming back with another full 90 minutes of news. including the planned arrangement on criminal charges stemming from the 2010 pipe line explosion in san bruno. the charges they are being canned to answer to. >> check this out. >> it's abc 7 news now. live traffic and weather. we will show it to you during the entire break. the entire break. we'll be >>> good morning everyone. still glad if you're with us this monday morning. >> it's hard to find a bright and funny monday morning. we can find some drizzle on this monday. here is mike. >> how about handsome and cheery. >> go ahead with your forecast. >> it's 7 miles-per-hour. good morning. 3 miles-per-hour. that's our visibility a

. >> reporter: superman and lois lane got dosed. this guy did it in an airplane upside down.bucket challenge has generated $100 million. as of friday, the als association says donations are up an astonishing 3,504% from the same time period last year. and while you can say that's hat hashtag amazing, there's a worry that the expectations may be disappointed because even with all this money, a cure for als is still a long way off. >> progress against these tough issues takes patience and it takes time but we're not going to see results overnight and nobody should expect that. >> reporter: phil buchanan is president of the center for effecti effective, he says that donors want to see quick results and they want to know where their money is going right away. >> a tempation atiotation to g quickly but it amight be wiser o see what develops and fund that in a bigger way. >> why is there pressure to distribute it quickly? >> think donors may just have an expectation that it's simpler than it is. >> the als association doesn't have a breakdown yet of how all of the ice bucket money

. >> reporter: superman and lois lane got doused. so did matt damon and martha stewart.s guy did it in an airplane, upside down. in just one month, the ice bucket challenge has generated $100 million. as over friday, the als association says donations are up an astonishing 3,504% from the same time period last year. and while you can say that's #amazing, there is a worrying that these dunkers' expectations might be disappointed because even with all this money, a cure for als is still a long way off. >> progress against these really tough issues takes patience, and it takes time. but we're not going to see results overnight, and nobody should expect that. >> reporter: sylvia buchanan is president for the center for effective policy. he says whether it's an earthquake in haiti or an attack on the homeland, donors often want to see quick results and they want to know where their money is going right away. >> there will be a temptation to give it all away quickly, but it might be wiser to be more deliberate, see what shows evidence of success, and then and only then fund th

. >> reporter: superman and lois lane got doused, so did homer simpson, matt damon and martha stewart. this guy did it in an airplane upside-down. in just one month it's generated $100 million. as of friday the a.l.s. association said donations are up an astonishing 3,504% from the same time last year. and while you can say that hashtag amazing, there's a worry the dunkers' expectations might be disappointed because even with all this money a cure for a.l.s. is still a long way off. >> progress against these really tough issues takes patience and it takes time. we won't see results overnight and nobody should expect them. >> sylvia buchanan is president for the philanthrope by center in haiti. he said donors often want to see quick results and they want to know where their money is going right away. >> there would be a temptation to give it all away quickly, but it maybe wiser to be more deliberate, see what shows evidence of success, and then and only then fund that in a bigger way. [cheers and applause] >> the a.l.s. association doesn't have a breakdown of how all the ice bucket mon

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