we're looking at a high of just 65 today. now take a look at the seven day forecast.things are, the same for the next few days. we will not get out of this until mid to nine the will, would back up into the 80's. >> mark: the concert business is booming this year unlike grief in years. --unlike recent years. the top grossing at was the michael jackson toward bringing in 78 million. no. 2 was roger waters. his concert grossed $61 million. although the stores are raking in the cash, ticket prices our lowest level since 2007. a great story out of georgia to girls were missing and then they were found thanks to man's best friend. the two sisters to their dogs on a walk on monday and then several hours later the parents notice that they were missing. police started to search for the girls and one neighbor brought along his to what that immediately picked up their sent into off running and led the authorities straight to the girls. >> the police brought the canines out here searching but it was a neighbor's chihuahua. >> mark: the dog knew there cent because they play with

here is a bridge check as we look at the delays, the approach looks well. this is about a nine minute drive. here on the san mateo bridge conditions are well. your commute is underway for the west bound ride with no back up on the approach. your golden gate bridge ride looks good with no problems. as we track your drive around the bay and then up to you on some drive * there is a 13 minute commute so far from hercules to berkeley. >> george: we are still problem free on 580 to the altamont pass. the south bay freeway looks great. there are no delays through marin county 101 on the southbound side. >> mark: just a few days before students return to school and they are receiving shocking news of an arrest. 46 year-old todd hoffman is facing child pornography charges. the thought for many students was the recent penn state scandal and how this will affect the school's football program. >> e the what was happening out at penn state is coming home is a little bit disconcerting. >> mark: university officials say they're not aware of any allegations. hoffman has b

as we looked out at san francisco we will look for mid-60's in the city, '70s and oakland--in oaklandw are said to the gulf would pass shows how we are looking for temperatures to continue to who grew the week. the clouds will begin to build. we will have your extended seven day around the forecast coming up. we will take a close look at that vin now on to traffic with george. >> george: you want to head straight to san jose, we are watching an incident that just was reporter for 101 south bound. the traffic does not appear to be backing up but it certainly has the potential. it has the potential to become a hot spot. the current have good conditions for the south the freeways. for the rest of the bay area we are looking and light traffic around the bay. here is a bridge check for the bay bridge, there is no delay to, or across the upper deck. over to the golden gate bridge, your ride out of marin county the commute time is just 22 minutes from a bottle to the >> darya: we want to show you a developing story out of missouri. this is the missouri state fair, we highlighted this, the ca

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first let us take a look at the weather. >> erica: the morning james, it looks like we have a lot of fog and you may want to use your winter wipers. it looks like it will hang around a little bit longer in terms of this afternoon. these are your temperatures right outside the door. as we look brought the afternoon expect temperatures to range in the low 60s to about the mid '80s. we will wake of the morning fog and afternoon sunshine temperatures will continue to slide. it looks like we could get a pop in to temperatures as we transition into the weekend. i'll have the full detail on that coming up in your seven day around the bay. here is a advocate your visibility chart. titmouse does equal clear visibility. --10 miles does equal clear visibility. the '50s and '60s we will carry into the afternoon we have mostly '70's in the south bay we could see a couple low 80s. it looks like sunnyvale was at 76 degrees, anyone expected in cupertino for the he is, check this out. >> erica: up in to the north bay will be a pretty mild day. if you are heading to the beach, bring in jackie because

we do have in the befall to contend with of this live look shows no cars within camera shots, so looks like to have most of the road with clear for the road with center. >> justine: thank you erica, will take a quick break on the kron4 morning news and be back right after this. >> justine: yesterday's victory was declared over a fire that destroyed thousands of acres and destroyed hundreds of homes. >> reporter: the trio of california's top emergency leaders arrive in redding. the first stop was the california command center. >> this has gone very smooth statewide. >> reporter: cal fire and their small tankers are flying hard. >> reporter: later in the group park at cal fire helicopter base. >> this is critical because we are putting a wind shift and our weather is actually now we return think they're coming out of the northwest now is coming out of the southwest. >> reporter: major general david baldwin greeted the flight crews most of them are seasoned i rack and combat veterans. >> this is very similar not the to rain, but it is very similar. >> reporter: there is no one shooting at

looking at that.thead -- only has lead for one of these. mattñr will be leading the breakout sessions on commuting building -- community building and capacity building. i have worked with mat for the last three years. from the emergency support function number 14, long-term disaster recovery, matt has been with that for many years. he has been making that and looking at that. as we transformed into the national framework, the things we need to look at, the assessment tools, how you go forward in doing the planning. for the economic side of it, josh barnes is here with the department of commerce. looking at those things that are important. you will not have citizens if you do not have the economics and businesses. how will you protect small businesses? we have folks here from the small business administration. it is key to get to know these peoplm. meanwhile -- mingle and get to know the people in this room to start the interaction. the great work we haveç had wih the department of commerce and econom

let's take a look at time square as we take a look at your tech bytes headed this way. >> apple versus sam sung is now in the hands of jury. apple's lawsuit claims patents for mobile devices. some 2800 vehicle that is can talk to each other will soon be on the streets. researchers hope cars talking to cars can cut down on auto accidents. too many people still don't have access to broad band internet service. 19million of us are in rural areas including almost half of west virginia. your iphone can do more than you realize. katie says there are shortcuts for opening apps and making web sites easier to read and you don't have to tap the screen to take a picture. >> you can hold down the volume up button to take a picture. it's a physical button that access the shutter button for a camera. those are your tech bytes. i'm rob nelson. >>> what it would be like to leave everything you have behind. that's what hundreds of people have to do because of wild fire information. the pictures this is a town located about 170 miles north of sacramento. crews there, that he say that about 50 buildings

>>erica: we are looking for a trickle down. take a look at this look from our mt. tam cam. temperatures right now. take it the look of the temperatures of about 12:00 noon. by 3:00 you will see the purple onion screen indicating the triple digits however this will not affect any thing in our area. there the temperatures right -- you're the highs today. take a look at conditions if you are heading to the giants game. left of the 7 day around the bay. there is a gradual cool down every single day. we will continue to see the cooling trend as we start the next work week. >>george: bus and a big rigs have collided. is aff highway 4 of the westbound direction. here is the upper east shore freeway. that will be able to take some pressure off the lower east shore freeway. the bay bridge got back up early. the drive time in his dropped from 18 minutes to 16 minutes. for your ride to the cemetery bridge it is still normal here pin the commute to the golden gate bridge looks good on southbound 101 there are no problems. >> >>darya: i'm trying to look at the right side. >>gary: it was

is looking at how you look. is a place to have fun, be in the water. i'm actually not self-conscious at all. here is the water. >> you look really good. >> all right. okay. that's the winner. prettiest category. it's just gorgeous. >> i love it. >> all right. okay. >> this week, my friend's wedding. it's interesting not looking in a mirror does as far as not making you look better. it's not my birthday or wedding, this is a day about people. not being able to look in the mirror, it helps put that in sharp focus. >> autumn is with us now along with nbc's chief medical editor nancy snyderman and linda wells, editor in chief in "allure" magazine. ladies, good morning to all of you. autumn, you really did it, no cheating. >> no cheating. >> are there any exceptions? how did you put your makeup on. >> i've been putting many on every day for 20 years. your fingers find their way around your face. i ab stained from liner pencil. i tried before and it was like baby jane. >> did you have any friends over and said, hey, y

here's a look at the day planner, looking at tysons corner with the broken cloudens.e've got temperatures which will be climbing from the 70s here at 8:00 in town to the upper 80s this afternoon. which is the stray shower or storm possible. andrea? >>> thanks howard. in sports the nationals are on the road. they begin a weekend series against the phillies tonight. >> the nats picked up a half game overnight that's because the braves lost to the giants. but now their lead is six and a half games in first place. >>> now capitals' fans you might not be rocking the red this year because the nhl and its players union met for just 90 minutes yesterday. to discuss their labor problems and no deal was reached on money. the league is inching closer to another lockout. there is a september 15th deadline. you will remember lockout a few years ago canceled the entire 2004/2005 season. >>> portis is looking forward to his new role as a soccer dad. the 30-year-old announced his retirement thursday saying washington will always have a special place in his hearth. >> when you walk ai

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the commute is looking good. there there is a nice looking drive getting into san francisco. northbound 101, 280 and 85 are all looking good getting into the valley. mostly clear, a little bit of fog coming in on the san mateo coast. warm to hot inland but it looks like competition day. most will be 80s to near 90- degrees. northwest, there is not much, a slew of a debute, 60 for fairfield and upper 50s for many high pressure there will give us a jump on the temperatures and i would be the only one who would know the tis. it will be in the upper 70s and lower 80s around the coast 60s and 70s. it will be warmer on wednesday and thursday with your weekend always in view it looks like a big cooling trends continues. >>> that fire was contained overnight and the shelter in place, it sent huge plumes and we are expecting to hear from chevron in less than 15 minutes. reflects are likely to be found far beyond that. which will mean and this is no he had mate yet when this refinery should be operational again. >>> now without this particular refinery, refinery can still make a specia

look at him.e's already struggling just as that kid is going up. >> it's not like he fell over on his back like i've got to fall backwards, he's like let me just push this guy to cushion my fall. >> in case you didn't know this, you can ski in a very barren desert. this is david and gerard, part of the rally. i showed you that video where these nut cases travel 10,000 miles in the name of adventure and charity. they drive in little dinky cars like this. >> you call them nut cases, but you want to be with them. >> i do, you're right. i totally do. >> that looks like something that a group of teenage boys thought up in their neighborhood or something. it's like stuff they found in their garage. >> but i totally want to do that. >> it does look fun. >> you don't do too many tricks out there, though, it's just straight ahead. >> well, you are being pulled by a car so it's kind of like water skiing and snow skiing and a rally all in one. >> as you can see, they had fun doing it too. >>> thanks for join

investigators are looking into two scenarios.heory is that the fire heaters used in the refinery could have sparked the fire a another possibility under investigation is a responding emergency vehicle a fire truck if it provided a spark. we are also learning more about the class-action lawsuit that was filed against chevron. last monday that a giant fireball was sent in the air and because of the thick black smoke thousands of people fled to the hospitals and they are getting in on this class action lawsuit against chevron. it is the first one so far to the file. attorney john burris and his team have filed the lawsuit and they're seeking an undisclosed amount of money. they accused chevron of failing to take precautions and harming families from last week's fire as well as past accidents. >> the question governing through this lawsuit is where is the culture of safety with chevron. i am reading from a complaint it says on april 10, 1989 and explosion in the refinery said huge clouds of smoke ov surrounding area. >> darya: that w

how are republicans looking to appeal to the discrepancy there? what are they looking to do? >> well, again, i think that's a test for governor romney. i think part of this is do you demonstrate some practical leadership? can you use this opportunity to say, look, not only do have i a vision, but here is how i'm going to get it done. you talk to people around the country, people are so frustrated with washington, they don't believe the election will change anything. i think romney has to deliver a message that, yes, it can change something based on what he's willing to do. he certainly will play to his base, there is evidence this is more of a base election, but make no mistake there are people watching who are just tuning in, who may be committed to their candidate or just flat undecided. >> david gregory, david, thanks. we'll check back in with you in a little bit to preview what is coming up on "meet the press" in a little bit. nbc's coverage of the republican national coverage convention continue gwynn begins tuesday n >>> neil armstrong is being remembered as an american

let's take a look forward.re quite to have the high pressure area over the coast and it will be a lot like today. by this weekend we will have cooler air coming in. we will look at your 7 day around the bay forecast a little later on. >>mark: the burlingame police department is cracking down on protests is a do not stop with the took part in the -- cross walks pin last year they had 70 predestine aren't hit by cars and 15 injured. >>darya: they're looking for a 16 year-old kinya thomas. >>mark: this professor was arraigned because he said he wanted revenge at the school where his son died. he was caught setting fires on the campus. they also found a plan for him to buy guns and murder students at the school and then killed himself. he will be in jail about 10 years. >>mark: the man is was body surfing with his teenage son off cape cod. he turned to a sunny said that we are in deep water where shark attacks happened and then he got bit by a shark. there were four puncture wounds in each leg. he and his son swam

>>isabel: take a look at that layer of four. >> take a look at that fog. >>janu: . .s talk about those temperatures. still chilly. 60s in sunnyvale. and as we go towards noon. we are already going to see the 90's indicated by the red on your screen. the purple is indicating triple digits. the east bay, the south bay and temperatures will remain by 8:00 p.m., mostly 70's. let us take a look at the south bay. . more triple digits on the inland valleys. with 102 degrees 85 degrees in union city. and it is going to be a great day to go to the beach. 73 degrees in downtown san francisco. upper 80s and on the 90s. with your a look at your 7 day around the bay a gradual cool down. and low 80s for the day with '60s and the coast. did >> let us go to the olympics. the american team had a new record. the team had a big lead. and in only 40 seconds! it broke the old record. that was from 1985. look at that. >> and the men's olympic basketball. they defeated argentina. kevin durant and carmelo anthony and spain it is a rematch from54 yer 15 1/5 this match, yesterday. he was up in

the middle and end of the week look great. >> that is a look at weather. let's do some traffic and get the latest from julie wright. >> good morning. on the roads, you will find lanes are open. no problems reported as you continue to work your way around the top stretch of the beltway leaving university boulevard headed around towards georgia avenue. traffic flowing freely. 95, 259 in good shape out of laurel. 50 is quiet leaving annapolis and bowie. you can tell school is back in session. there is a change in our traffic patterns. not only do we see slow traffic approaching and passing 109 but now we have the delay out of gaithersburg leaving 124 headed out to 370. in virginia, lanes are open, no problems reported 66 eastbound out of manassas. heavy volume to accompany this commute in towards centerville and delays continue from 50 to 123. that's a check of your fox 5 on-timetraffic. imetraffic. >> thank you. >>> today is the first day back to school for students in montgomery county and a few other areas. >> that's right. that includes allison seymour wh

live look at london this morning.he olympic caldron there in the stadium where american@leads will look for more gold on the track today. team usa won another gold on the track but another player was sent home from the games. nbc's tracie potts has more on those stories. good morning. >> good morning. that player sent home because judo athlete who actually ended up eating marijuana-laced brownies. he talked about it saying he apologizes to any of this fans. this happened before the games got started. now, let's give you an update on what to expect today. first of all, women's gymnastics back on the mat, gabby douglas, she didn't do too well last night. she came in last in her routine last night. today she gets another chance and she actually goes into today's competition on the beam with the highest score on that particular event so far in the n. these games. it was last week when she won that gold medal. she is facing her own teammate aly raisman. raisman is going to be along part of the floor routine along with jord

look like it's peaked. part of the reason is they haven't tapped into the monetization. to answer your question, there's three things. first is the audience. this is the second largest audience on line and no one's going to replicate it. if someone came to create a new social plat formt, they wouldn't get any funding. that's one peechls second is mobile. i fundamentally believe they're going to get it. the big picture here is facebook's not going away. yes, they look out for the greater good, but ultimately they're going to want to monetize. >> let me try this on for measure. we've seen, you know, press come out like new york times charge for contempt after giving eight way for free. what if facebook came out and charged a buck per month per user? why couldn't they do that? why is it not being discussed? >> it's being discussed because their usage would go down to the floor. >> how far down? >> i think the whole thing could unwind. as soon as that unwinds, i think that sending the wrong message. i understan

i'm tying to look it up right now-- >> i'm trying to look it up right now. we'll make sure. >> somebody subjects maybe this is just -- suggests maybe this is just politics bringing it up. >>> it is 5:19 right now. let's look at the question of the day. recent survey suggests 60% of americans do not know how to do one of these things. is it a, jump start a car, b, drive a stick shift or c, program their dvr? >> jay wrote on our facebook fan page, what a great question, wusa9. thank you for saying that my answer is b, drive a stick shift. only a hunch. he welcomes me back. thank you. hope you had a great vacation. yes, i did. >> still hearing the great stories she did. >>> we'd love to hear what you think on the question of the day. we'll be right back. >>> 5:22 on this thursday morning. pretty quiet out there. clear to partly cloudy skies. 60s and 70s as we get you going here this morning. by 9:00 we'll be around 80. look how warm we're going to be at lunch time, 88. just an isolated shower or storm is all we'll be popping this afternoon. here we are by 3:00.

it looks good.ide of her. why don't you tell us about joan's before picture and tell us what you thought the issues were. >> joan, very typical problem. she started to highlight her hair but then she over-highlighted her hair. it had a yellowish tinge and really did not blend with her complexion and let it go long and straight and she had these harsh lines on the side of her hair. >> what about in the makeup department? >> one of joan's concerns was her eye area. so what i did is i just kind of showed her how to contour a little bit more, how to add the lift you want, how to really kind of soften the undereye area. and of course just made her lips a lot fuller. and told her mascara and a lashe our best friend. >> really? are you dying to see yourself? >> i'm dying. >> we're looking at her and you haven't seen yourself. why don't you pop it up on the screen. >> wow! >> that looks awesome. >> isn't that amazing? >> what a difference. >> hair that moves. >> and difference in the color, you're right. >>

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. >>> it's looking great. absolutely no issues right now. if you are planning to head -- that's the weather. if you are planning to head over to the beltway -- there we go -- no issues to report. that's all that construction on the west side of town through tysons and annandale. should be cleared up by now. we'll zoom into the inbound side of i-66. no issues from manassas and centreville all the way to fairfax. taking a live look at the roosevelt bridge which is looking good into downtown by the way. road work is in place at the key bridge and m street over in georgetown. now we'll go over to our maps again. this time check out the other side. route 50 to the bw parkway through cheverly, great into the northeast corridor. let's take another live look if you're planning to head over to the beltway north of town in silver spring. traffic is moving well here at new hampshire avenue. i'll be back with more traffic at 6:116789 back to you. >> we'll see you in a bit. >>> president obama has declared federal emergenc

look what i found. worth another look. not a lot of thinking it's all reaction.ately not enough. rays win 4-1. that's your first look at sports, i'm mario solis. >> now for another look at the weather we check back in with bill karins with the weather channel forecast. >> besides what you think i actually do like to give people positive, happy forecasts. >> oh, i beg to differ. you try to fool all those people at home. they're just innocent, though. >> yeah, yeah, someone is innocent in this room. good morning, everyone. we are watching these storms that are moving through the northern plains right now. the northeast is fine. the forecast quickly for today, another pretty nice day but the humidity is off. we should be about 93 in d.c. so still very warm all the way up through new england. the southeast a little drier, but right along the coast here you get some storms. now where the good news is coming from is in the northern plains. yes there are thunderstorms in the forecast, which is good, we need the rainfall. only 77 in minneapolis today. only 84 in chicago.

south bound 101 looks good.et us see how the were the works and for that we will talk with erica and the weather center. >> erica: good morning george, we see a lot of fog and cloud coverage. it is evident along the coastline. we have more clear conditions along these communities. and taking a look outside your door here are the current temperatures. >> erica: this afternoon a will pick up warmer temperatures. by lunchtime, we have '60s, '70s, '80s and '90s for places like livermore and concord. by the afternoon in the stock we can see purple on the screen however i think that is out of our forecast area. now we break down the numbers for you. we could see some bit 80's today. >> erica: 40 in the east bay communities, it looks like antioch and fairfield will reach an afternoon high of 90 degrees. >> erica: your kron4 seven day around the bay forecast shows a gradual cool down as we transition into the weekend. >> mark: thank you erica, now and the clear lake area we are monotremes fire that is burning east of th

let's look at waze. if you are traveling southeast- southwest freeway we had an earlier accident around 6th, orange there shows 20 miles per hour so still slow but look at suitland parkway and 295 very heavy as you travel inbounded. gw parkway northbound between the roosevelt and key bridges watch for the accident. that's a check of your fox 5 on- time traffic. >>> as we told you at the top of the show, today is one year since the east coast earthquake. why am i having a problem saying that, east coast earthquake shook our region. there it is. >> you got it. you're good. >> okay. >> so what do we need to know to be ready if it happens again? fox 5's holly morris is with the experts at the washington monument and has the answer. >> reporter: you know what it's fair to say that when this happened a year ago, we were all taken off guard so we didn't know what to do before it, during it or after it. but we can never use that excuse again because we have experienced a significant quake and seen the resulting

let's take a look at some of the pictures. we still look pretty good. we are watching the road work at the top of the screen there. you see the flashing lights. it is there but it's not causing a huge backup. at the toll plaza there is not a big delay coming into the city. no problems on the actual bridge itself. if you are driving in the south bay we are off to a good start. let's go to steve. >>> sal, thank you. a very good morning. pretty quiet here for us. some tropical clouds down in southern california. for us temperatures -- my computer is still loading. i'm watching it over there. it's thinking. >> that is okay we get to look at you longer. [ laughter ] >> thank you. that was very kind. we do have -- now it is. tropical clouds down in southern california. coast 60s and 70s. a little bit more fog on the san mateo coast. i'll see if that increases through the morning here. it looks like finally that system to the north will punch inland starting tomorrow. and that will allow a bigger fog bank. deeper marine layer and cooler and breezy pattern. a l

. >>> there is traffic in marin county and it looks good as you are driving through and it will be looking very nice heading south. also if you are on 101 the strand in san francisco is moving along very nicely let's go back to the desk. >>> more fall out from the chevron refinery in richmond, angry members packed the town hall demanding answers. live in richmond to tell us what to expect next out in the community, claudine? >> reporter: actually things are calm as employees head to work but there is a lot going on and offsly you have multiple investigation reports and you still have clean up going on here and a big part of what is next will be improving the relationship that was damaged between chevron and the residents here. >> most of you who are getting angry, please stand up. >> many were asked if they were sad angry, but the overwhelming response was anger. it was deemed a community conversation and the refinery's gm apologized for what happened and announced a claims process for anybody affect by the fire. he also promised the conversation will continue. >> we intend not to make thi

>> the way things will be look bad -- will be looked at is that right now, we do not know what size the tunnel will be. a lot more study needs to be undertaken. and the future regulatory requirements will play into that. what we have looked at is the 30-foot tunnel gets us to 10 by itself. the greenwood also get us to 10. the issue we want to look at here is whether there is another combination. does 28 give us almost to 30 and with another combination of green? we have looked at this through triple bottom line and through the regulatory process to get us to that. we want to look the future flexibility requirements that the operators need to maintain system controlled during wet weather events. all of those things will be factored into the final analysis. >> so right now, that is a fuzzy number. we do not know what the requirement would have to be. >> fair enough. >> thank you. >> correct me if i am wrong, but i think the funniest part of its is the money that will be spent. you have put enough money in to cover either option. you may have more or less gray, more or less green in the el

we look at maryland's most powerful radar, we are looking at at the five sweeps.s talk temperatures. we have temperatures feeling nice and comfortable, seasonable. we should be at 66 for this time of the year. 68 edge mere elementary. that humidity is at 8 the%. the -- 82%. the winds will change throughout the day, becoming southwesterly. 64 now in buoy and we are looking at the dew point at 64. let's get a check of the time saver traffic with loren cook, good morning. >>> construction is in full swing right now on 895 #-bgs one northbound lane shut as you approach the steel bridge. expect delays through the harbor tunnel. stick with the fort mc henry instead. as we look at the topside of getway in towson, delaney, not too much activity. traveling the outer lap from 95, up towards 83. that will take you 11 minutes. if you are headed to the west side you are looking at a 13 hin ride from 795, towards 95. no problems this morning traveling through the fort mc henry, 8 minutes northbound from the beltway to the toll plaza. >>> halfway through the debate to expand gam

look at this. radar shows all of the lightning strikes, more than 11,000, headed towards chicago this morning. southwest michigan, you'll be in on it. come with me as we go over and check out what's going to happen the rest of the day. from detroit, to indianapolis, west of little rock to joplin. making headlines this week, the heat and fire danger in the pacific northwest. seattle will make it around 91, tying their hottest of the season. 96, eugene. look at medford at 102. fall-like air comes behind. a cold front that brings storms. 67 in minneapolis. the coldest they've seen in about 2 1/2 months. >> storms and flooding from yesterday in the northeast. we have pictures coming up you won't want to miss. >> thank you. >>> coming up here on "good morning america," a fatal crash in paradise. was it an accident or a reckless crime? >>> the teenagers who took things too far. a married mom getting way too close to members of the high school football team. and prosecutors say it was all caught on tape.

here's a look at the highs tomorrow.e'll still go with hot temperatures inland, antioch, oakley, brentwood. we'll look for temperatures there near 100 degrees. 83 for fremont. 57 for oakland. 67, san francisco. upper 80s to low 90s, santa rosa, napa, sonoma, watsonville, 76. looks like one more day of really hot, hot temperatures for you guys inland. 101 the spread, and then we'll look for the cooling to begin monday, tuesday, wednesday. by mid-week. temperatures will drop into the low 90s inland, and upper 50s to low 60s at the coast and this heat is very dangerous. been with us for four days. >> alan: the giants hanging on to their division lead. >> mike: going to be fun down the stretch got shutout again the rookies pussing them and the dodgers in a virtual tie. but matt cane making up for that. a great way to catch the game, on the radio. matt cane helped himself out with an rbi sing until the second. no better player in the league since the all-star break, buster posey. eight home runs since then. one shy of 20 on t

i'm lynn berry, this is "first look" on msnbc.ned, willie geist is next. >>> with president obama and national democrats hammering the message that paul ryan looks out for the rich while slashing into programs for the poor and the elderly, we get new numbers this morning. showing just how the country feels about mitt romney's veep choice. the question is do voters think ryan is a right wing radical or reasonable republican. >>> governor chris christie gets a major role at the republican national committee. the question is will governor christie deliver a palin-esque speech? >>> how did a dude on a jet ski climb a fence and walk

we're looking at 580 off of the 205 merge.nt pass in the area starting to show the gentle build. a little slower, later for the build but it forms for 580 through livermore. speeds are okay through most of the area. but at the dublin interchange i saw a lot of slowing at hawthorne. moving in the 40s instead of the 20s. no accidents reported but i'll track that. 680 moves through sunol and 880 into the south bay. i want to point out 101 north to 880, the connector is closed. surface street traffic is okay. going to get busy. there is a 2:00 music fest at shoreline. starting about noon between rensdorf and 85 you'll get congestion around that shoreline off ramp. if you go to or from google or the vicinity that will be an issue for traffic as well. we'll move up to the north bay where christina was talking about the fog. i can see that as well but same reading she has. half moon bay down the coast. 101 moving smoothly at the limit. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. no major problems. back to you. >> mike, thank. >> 5:47.

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look at this sketch. police say the man is considered a possible suspect and rape that happened in the green farm conservation park in gaithersburg. that attack happened on july 9th. police say they believe the man is known to visit that area. if you have any information, contact police or crime solvers. >>> decorated marine from fairfax was killed in afghanistan over the weekend. gunnery sergeant ryan died during combat operations in afghanistan's helmand province. he was awarded four navy marine corps achievement medals, two combat action ribbons, and four good conduct medals. she was ju he was just 31 years old. >>> fairfax county public schools is repaying $1 million to the federal government over a grant application lawsuit. the grant application was filed in 2,000 to fund the gear up program at glasgow middle school. it was designed to encourage at risk students to prepare for college. they discovered false information on the application. it terminated the grant and then self reported the claim to t

the agent told me take a look at it. i went and looked at it and we fell in love with the house. we fell in love with the backyard. i've got photos there and i have some more photos here if you'd like to see them of my garden, the adjacent gardens. everybody really prides themselves on the open space and values. it's a sunny part of the city and we value that. my house was in the sunset and i was on the foggy side or my house was -- i'm sorry, i'm speaking a little fast because i'm a little nervous. but if my house was at a different orientation or if i lived in the sunset i probably wouldn't mind as much because it's foggy. i grew up there. i know exactly what it's like. we don't object to the project. i look forward to the development. in fact, i look forward to the developer putting in a really nice garden and complementing the rest of the houses. my biggest objection is the back side and what we call an open mid-block space. i'd like to preserve that. throughout this project and meeting with the contractor there's been a lot of misunderstandings and misinterpretations and mis

if you look a some studies coming out now, those studies look at an economy of perhaps 4.5 showing dollars by 2020. 50 billion devices on the huge growth not only spectrum as we sit today, but also new ideas like the internet of names machine to machine. so if you look at.com you can say well, that may call for 50 times more spectrum. if you look at current technology, just increase in spectrum, that might give you two times. if you look at technology, that might give you five times. to get 50 times come you have to go to a new idea for working the spectrum. what we found over the long haul, the clearing of reallocation is not sustainable. as you saw in the recent excellent ntia report of the 1755 that called for 10 years and $18 billion a lot of destruction. what we looked at, and it's interesting people consider us to be forward thinking. we think were actually being very pragmatic and conservative. and in the report, with the confusing technologies available today and deploying technology is really a brand-new policy to start to create the spectrum superhighways. we want to get to these

positioned to look at a topic lie this, we looked at the lobbying that did away with it.was the most successful and long-lived financial law ever created. it came out of the great depression. we began to understand more about the lobbying influence and as we studied glassed eagle. keep in mind rksz it protected investors and consumers alike. >> the economy crash wasn't because the democrats did this or the republicans did that. you say it was a bipartisan event? >> it really is. i think for americans who sit at home and watch television and watch, you know, the political theater, it looks like there's opposing sides. in reality, the democrats as one guest expert says in the film, the democrats started drinking the kool-aid with the republicans. it looks like there are big differences, there are actually very lock-in-step on economic matters. >> let's play another clip, then talk about it more. >> folks in charge of running the economy ran red light after red light after red light and caused car wreck after car wreck and no one held them accountable. >> you would think con

looks like even by wednesday morning, look how slow this storm is moving.oom in on this path, they're calling for landfall sometime tuesday afternoon through the southernmost parishes of louisiana, southeast about 90-mile-per-hour winds. then weakening the storm very slowly to the north. veronica, with this storm track like this, this is going to be the worst path scenario for areas like lake pontchartrain, eastern mississippi. cross your fingers it doesn't intensify more than we think. >>> looking for stimulus? hertz gobbles up a competitor. and you get what you pay for, or you don't. your "first look" at this morning's business headlines is straight ahead. >>> the jets continue to struggle. a 15-year-old makes golf history. japan puts on a show in the little league world series. [ owner ] i need to expand to meet the needs of my growing business. but how am i going to fund it? and i have to find a way to manage my cash flow better. [ female announcer ] our wells fargo bankers are here to listen, offer guidance and provide you with options tailored to your

looking at live pictures, traffic on 880 looks good and the bay bridge toll plaza looks good. about a 15 to 20 minute delay, let's go to mark. >>> as i said, the producer in san rafael, mostly clear skies, we actually cool things off compared to yesterday's high, still some warm numbers inland and key numbers, regrouping even a few patches sneaking into the bay. looking at 40s and san jose is checking in right around 60. high pressure begins to relax and pressure is and coming down from 4 to 8 degrees from yesterday's highs. we are really going to drop off and that means tomorrow, warmest locations are only in the upper 70s to right around 80 degrees. here is your forecast model, regrouping the immediate shoreline and more sunshine inland and temperatures inland to right around 90 degrees. talking about the dangerous surf, increasing basically for the peaches and you want to be extra careful bobly for the rest of the weekend. we are trimming down those readings, we will go with upper 90s instead of lower 90s and in san francisco upper 60s, about 68. temperatures cooling for fr

morning looks like. we have a beautiful shot here, the clouds below show that it is a little chilly out there this morning, we will be right back. >> erica: temperatures are very similar today to yesterday. taking the show mostly clear conditions into the afternoon of course the caught coverage will remain situated along the coastline. i will break down the numbers and show when you can expect a little bit of a warm-up coming up and my next report. >> george: thank you erica, we continue to monitor a good commute around the bay area. we have a little slow in on 101. most of the heavy traffic is confined to interstate 580 and highway 4. >> darya: thanks a lot george, now the bay area's second chick-fil-a is slated to open. people are camped out for this event. will tran is outside of a restaurant taking a look at i guess the people were not making a statement there could be some statements laid--madeternoon. >> will: exactly, and the people are not against the franchise owner they want to spread the word