isotone see air a i saw this look on cher. i saw this look on beyonce.nted her to try something different. >> outwent see another look kind of sim flash what about j-lo and versace? more skin, guys. >> i liked it. >> she can do no wrong. she is j-lo. i mean, she has the body to pull it off. you know? a lot of similar looking dresses this year at the gala. >> everyone's doing skin right now. >> yes i liked it. j-lo has the body to pull it of o i wish little more on the side little more fabric. >> wearing clothes is so 2014. >> is that what what it is? okay. >> i'll keep mine on, for me jennifer lopez is the queen of the red carpet, her hair and make up always on point. i love this gown, reminds you of the chinese dragon, and the front i think she looks amazing and great body and i think she rocking it. >> because people were playing into the theme. we saw a lot of red. what about amal clooney? she wore beautiful red dress. >> i loved the architecture on the dress the layering of it all, looks beautiful on her. >> i thought she looked beautiful. and like y

look at that. >> yes. >> he will look. look the arms and back. only thing he does in the have covered is stomach and getting a six pack tattooed on to his stomach. started 50 years of artwork right there. >> fifty years. >> yes. >> now you obviously find that attractive. >> yes i'm tattooed myself. >> but, i cannot expose myself >> you had one tiny tattoo. >> yes, and then progressed. >> he has more years to live and more work to do. you will in the let him get his face tattooed. >> no, hand face, neck, no. >> so, we were talking about this spf tanning solution, even work you don't need any. >> i use nothing at all. >> you have inc. >> i have ink to protect me. >> that is good luck. >> thanks very much. >> thank you. >> now i have a famous person to talk about. you know the the tram car. this is the voice. >> her cuss. >> indeed and is this a big family thing here. >> oh, yeah, it has been in the family for years and years. my cousin is actually the the voice of the tram car. >> do you brag about that when you are in wildwood because a lot of peo

when you look at option pricing in apple, look at this. you've seen a huge drop in last few days. that's translated to bullish upmove in stock. i love seeing that uptrend of volatility breaking. that's bullish of any asset class. that could push apple higher. >> what a do you think carter? >> the price today is exactly the same as three months ago. it's tight in range. the way it acts, we think it will get out of the range and move up. that's a good thing if you own apple. >> if you are lone apple, what is going -- >> the iphone 6s. they've already begun to talk about when that will be released. that's potential catalyst. the watch is interesting. i didn't think initially this could be that big material mover for stock. one of the things i do end up going to apple store as often as i go to anywhere else. >> do you go there to look at watches? >> not to look at watches. i lost the charger to my i mac or something. it is amazing to me. if you get to the apple store before they open, it is the one store out which to this very day there's always a long line. i live in austin. i can go

on saturday looking more fog.still several days out for the end of the week. >> keep an eye on that. thank you. >> new this morning a mag any tide 3.9 earthquake shook buildings outside the los angeles area. thus far no reports of damage or any injuries. >>> new this morning, an american college student being held by north korea possibly because he tried to enter the country illegally. 21-year-old is a nyu college student of south korean dissent. he lives in new jersey. south korean leaders confirm he was detained but they're not sure about the circumstances surrounding his travel. they have detained them on past often on accusations of spying. at least 3600 migrants are safe after they were rescued at sea. at least 17 rescue operations took place yesterday in the med train yen sea. they're set to arrive this morning while others are scheduled to arrive early tomorrow. >> the navy new's guided missile destroyer. the john finn is nearly two football fields long. it's loaded with the weapons. the shipbuilding, which

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at her mother looks like so you can see what she will look like down the road. >> what if his mother is really unattractive. >> what? >> but for you, you look at the her fiance, your fiance you look at your fiance's mother. >> my fiance's mother. >> no, beautiful. >> would i look at, a guy i'm dating, would i look at his father because he is a man. >> yes good you are making it more complicated then it need to be. it makes sense. >> i'm bored of this. >> totally. >> what could be less boring then this. >> oh sue. >> come on it it was a good set up for a joke. >> but you didn't read the prompter. >> i know exactly is what coming. i saw and reacted to it, by saying beautiful, with the blue dress involved nia's prom. >> yes it was saturday. >> she looks great. >> how about that. >> that is little girl we watched go to kindergarten last year and now she's a senior in high school. we were very proud very happy. i said keep that picture like i had to dig my prom picture up, just a couple weeks ago. >> no pressure. >> the rest of your life. >> that is was wonderful. there where is so many t

a live look outside. it's gray-look inging, but it's mild. we'll talk about more about the chance for a pop-up thunderstorm, coming up. . >>> the race for a cure is on right now in philadelphia. thousands of families are spending their mother's day raising money and awareness for breast cancer research. you'll hear their stories in a live report. good morning and welcome back to nbc 10 news today. i'm rosemary connors. it's just before 9:30 on this sunday. let's get a check of the forecast now with meteorologist michelle grossman. michelle, looks like it's going to rain out there, but not a real concern, a major concern this morning. >> it really does look like that. it's not like yesterday, where it could rain any minute and we didn't have that. we have the mist in the air, a little damp humid, but we're not expecting rain. we may see an isolated shower that would be about it. fog still in place, getting better every hour. going to take a little while before it completely burns off. wehle see that sunshine returning. we're warmer than where

>>george: looking pretty well we are still not tracking any hot spots at the bay bridge with acid look far and is holding fairly steady the backed reaching ride to the edge of the macarthur maze and still just an 18 minute drive time opening up on the left-hand lane is for taxpayers looking at the ride high with 92 the westbound trip look at this starting to slow down and it is normal that it would we can expect in the next half hour to see the drive times start to build. the golden gate bridge still an easy trip across and a one of the drive the volume is still building. >>george: the volume building we still have not seen the back of this looks a little better than usual for the westbound up 580 ride the tracks of east bay drive times for you second a look at the committee on highway 4 doing really well this morning at 2 to 4 minutes and the san ramon valley 16 minutes that means no delays get out a wad of creek heading south of the incident free for you're ride through the out to my passes morning unattractive in the problem that is why we're still looking at and on the 40 minute dr

things looking better.street will close today and that's between 34th and 40th from 6:30 this morning to 8 o'clock and that's because of it is penn's moveout day today and tomorrow. you'll have to stick to walnut or sansom instead. we have a water main break that's causing a problem here and we're watching it at pine town road near highland avenue so look for this one in upper dublin montgomery county and on the turnpike eastbound near fort washington we had some construction there that cleared but the water main break is new so watch for that. we've got the water company on the scene trying to fix. that we had an accident in east vincent township in chester county. that has cleared now as well so you're good to go early this morning matt and tam. >> thank you karen. >>> and this is breaking this morning. an earthquake struck nepal overnight killing at least four people and injuring many more and causing buildings to collapse. it comes less than three weeks after a quake devastated large areas of that himal

we have looked at the equity markets, let's look at the other asset classes. euro point 06 weaker. euro sterling, just over 70 pence. a weaker euro this morning. wti 10 straight wings of gains. goldman sachs stays bearish, $45 by october. the german tenure, lower by zero point 53%. we broke that streak last week yields lower this week as well. those of the markets we will be watching throughout the morning. also watching a trial throughout the day. a former trader becomes the first person to face trial for alleged libel reading. he has arrived at court in london. ryan chilcote is there. ryan: tom hayes arrived with his wife about 45 minutes ago. somber looking, 35 years old. he was first arrested three years ago, that is when the fraud squad in this come -- country started investigating. when he got here he went directly into the courthouse. as is his chance to defend himself. libor as you know is the rate at which banks lend to each other. it is set at about 11:00 every morning by a panel of banks. it is an important set of reference points for the market. $3

you know, when the analysts look at it, they say hey, maybe 10% growth this year, but people are lookingown the road, 15% earnings growth. when you have a 16 multiple like mike mentioned after you strip that cash out if they can start to monetize that, to me the stock looks very attractive from a valuation standpoint. and technically you look at some of the technicals and movements in the stocks, it looks like it's trying to form a base and move to all-time highs. a little tick higher, i'm looking for a 5.55 print and i think we move a lot higher from there. >> dan, what's your trade? >> real quickly, we have a chart. look at 5.80 over the last few months here. it's kind of been a level. it's kind of hit some resistance there. i think what brian's talking about, what's the next catalyst. we know the cfo is coming. really you want to look at q2 earnings and sales and buck the trend. and i think investor focus is going to shift. i think they'll start to focus on the potential for cash return. i want to set up owning calls for that july q2 report. and the way to do that is probably try to f

take a look. this is what he looks like. police say he has been linked to two attacks over the past month. during the most recent one on tuesday, he followed an eighth grade girl home from school, then forced his way into her home. the girl talked to ktvu's amber lee about the attack, which was also caught on surveillance video. >> all the sunday, i see this guy on my doorstep, and he tells me he's lost. >> reporter: the 13-year-old, who we're not identifying, tells me she had just reached the front door of her house after walking home from school. the man started asking questions that grew increasingly personal, while appearing to be filming her with his cell phone. >> i knew he wanted something sexual. that's when i -- because i had already unlocked the door. that's when i decided to run inside the house. >> the video shows the man pushing his way inside. >> he then grabs me. so i fight him, and i smash my hand into his face, and that's when he lets go of me. >> reporter: the eighth grader said she looked quickly for somet

take a look at this picture. take a look at this one. this is one that happened a couple of weeks ago. it caused huge traffic jams on the bay bridge. it didn't start happening until 1:00 in the morning, that's when the backups really started. if you plan on using the bay bridge toll plaza this weekend you -- bay bridge this weekend you should expect delays. prepare for delays here, there won't be bart service between these stations. there will be a bus bring, but they could face delays of up to 30 minutes to an hour. the service construction will be upgrading the tracks. there will be more service disruptions through august. >>> and speaking of delays, the golden state warriors are finally in texas this morning after a bit of delay, in oakland the team was supposed to take off at 10:00 yesterday morning, but due to mechanical problems with their plane, it didn't take off until 3:30 in the afternoon, they weren't able to get practice time on the court yesterday. this is game 3 against the rockets and the western conference finals. that's

but take a look.is the ramp from annapolis road right there as it hits the inner loop of the beltway. should be off to the right side of the roadway in a bit if it's not already. georgia avenue at randolph road late-clearing construction there. 270 into and out of town you're fine here when you get south of that situation at buckeystown pike. we do have a crash off to the right side of the roadway. beltway, kenilworth avenue inner and outer loop, everything is rolling along this morning. no major problems there. live look at 66 when i'm back in ten minutes. see you then. >> thank you, melissa. >>> 5:30. in a few hours, musician elton john and rick warren will be side by side on capitol hill. the pair will testify about the global battle against aids and other health crises. john founded an aids foundation. he is urging lawmakers to continue funding for hiv and aids prevention and treatment. >>> as the use of drones is taking off, there are new regulations taking shape here in the u.s. today. the faa i

and here's a look at the fog. the onshore flow keeps it cool at the coast but notice we are clear in parts of our east bay but notice the cloud cover from vallejo over into hayward and of course, on the coast and through marin and san mateo. but we have 60s and 70s on top. a mimed day. in fact, the warmest day out of the next seven is today. we will talk about the cool down coming up. >>> developing news. the marin county sheriff's deputies are searching for the person who shot someone in marin city. it happened on cole drive near drake avenue around 2:00 this morning. the sheriff said the victim was shot several times. no word on their condition. deputies have not released any information about possible suspects. >> and we have developing news in san jose. firefighters put out a fire that spread from one house to another on south second street near interstate 280. that fire broke out around 2:00 this morning. the first crews on the scene had to call for additional help. fire reached three alarms. residents escape

i look at the top line, then i look at the bank of japan's preferred gauge. it is not very pretty, is it? james: no governor kuroda said two years ago that they were going to reach 2% in two years. it is now that time and 0.2%. they are 1/10 of where they said they were going to be. it is better than last month. we are seeing a small pickup from the recent rise in oil prices. prices for household gas and things like that. but it is not a great picture for the bank of japan or for a wage-led healthy inflation in japan. jonathan: james, you've hit the nail on the head. governor kuroda said he would be where he thought we would be. we are nowhere near it. what is he saying about the central bank's policy going forward? james: he was very defensive yesterday in the press conference. there was a lot of questions about that. he came out at least three times and said, the bank does not see the need for further easing. they say prices are going to pick up. even though they've had to postpone the time when they expect the 2%, they still think they are going to be achi

a live look outside. we are looking from lake wallenpaupack. looking good in the poconos.s of sunshine not seeing the fog, but most spots foggy this morning. we'll talk more about that, coming up. >>> right now on nbc 10 news today, we are live on south street, where investigators are trying to figure out who pulled the trigger and shot two teens. also if a third shooting nearby is connected. >>> we are following breaking news out of mississippi, as well, where two police officers were killed during a traffic stop. we have some new information about the search for the second suspect. >>> those officers are from the hattiesburg police department. according to nbc news the suspects were captured within hours of each other. that's citing a report out of hattiesburg, mississi

but now i'm jack. >> jimmy: he does look like him. looks just like him.>> no. when he used to come and visit me in los angeles he would wear a lakers hat and put on dark glasses and my mother would say take that off. people will come up to you. no, no, they won't. because he loves it. >> jimmy: would people come up to him? >> of course. all the time. would say, jack, are you jack nicholson. no, better than the real thing. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: has your dad met jack nicholson? >> no, but he has been given the opportunity. because people in britain like tv shows want to get him in front of jack and say whenever there is a film premier that jack is at in london, they will say we have this idea. we want you to be in the crowd and then step on to the red carpet in front of jack and we will be a shot of you and him. my dad would tell me this on the phone. and say, i don't know what to do. and i'd say have you decided what to do, yes, yes, it's jack's night. he is principled about it. >> jimmy: is this his primary vocation? >> he has always been a frustrated pe

we are look at the san francisco commute on northbound 101 it looks pretty good. northbound 101 approaching downtown. we'll tell you more about this coming up. >> a lot of cloud cover over us. it looks like most of the week we will show you high temps that are below normal. monday forecast coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> the suspected drunk driver who's car hit and killed a father and one-year-old daughter in livermore may be charged today. on saturday the family and friends of the victims marched in downtown livermore demanding justice. morales and her daughter they were killed outside of a family gathering two weeks ago. police say 35-year-old brian jones was driving drunk. he lost control of his car and crashed into those two. jones is out on bail now. the district attorney says he could face vehicular manslaughter charges or possibly second degree murder. >>> the chp will be out on force cracking down on those who do not have a driver's license. 53% of people killed in crashes were not wearing their seat belt. tickets range from 161 to $490. >> since the click it or tick

>> he looked a little distraught. little distraught and seemed, um, just out of it. >> this is mcdonald walking out of jail after his arrest on monday. here's part of that 911 call that landed him there. >> stay on the line with me, okay? >> he was fired by the chicago bears. yesterday's arrest is mcdonald's fourth since august and at this point he hasn't been charged in any. incidents. >>> flood warnings in texas this morning. the death toll from this week's storms has climbed to 21. 17 in texas and 4 in oklahoma. paolo sandoval reports from wimberly, texas. >> reporter: authorities in texas are ordering voluntary evacuations along parts of the colorado and brazos rivers. they are worried that predicted heavy rain will cause more flash flooding that could spell disaster in already devastated areas. >> we're very vulnerable right now, so we are preparing for the worst and hoping for the best. our grounds are saturated. the river is still up. >> reporter: crews are pushing ahead with clean-up from major flooding earlie

traffic looks good. that bridge opened yesterday so there was no danger of it closing today. traffic is moving along very nicely in both directions. the traffic looks pretty good on the dumbarton bridge and on the bay bridge as well. speaking of the bay bridge, there is a very light delay at the toll plaza. traffic is moving well. there you go. traffic looks good. if you are driving on the nimitz freeway between hayward and fremont, we are off to a good start all the way into the south bay. no problems on 680 heading down the sunol grade as you drive down to san jose and heading down to the south bay the freeway looks good there. let's go back to the desk. >>> we are following developing news out of texas. live pictures. stop and look at this. a car stuck in flood waters this morning. live pictures. horrible site what is happening down there. powerful severe storms that have killed at least six people still causing major problems and this is just part of it. this is new video from houston, texas. major s

as you look at emerging markets, you look at commodities. the thaid trades that are working, i i don't think this thing falls apart tomorrow. >> what about you? buying or selling? >> you know what, i am net short market. net short for the trade. you want to have a lot of -- i don't have a lot of positions. one smart way is half of what tim talked about, short utility and long financials, because if you get higher rates, the financials should do better. some of the smartest guys i know are doing that. >> what about you, guy? >> not me. >> we're talking grasso. >> he is. i think you have opportunities in individual stocks t. stock to me is way overdone. i thought that quarter w 85tial, it's between 77 now. i think you look at a shot on facebook at 77. single stocks that have done well throughout. we talk about blackstone all the time this saturday's article was all the things we have been saying for the last six months. behrends says 40 bucks, i agree. >> i am blue in the face waiting for that sell-off. i sold 80% of my position at this point.

looking good.f you want to get outdoors but you know what, i think laura sid it before, mom just wants a homemade gift and a little bit of love. back to you two. >> some hugs and kisses. thanks a lot. trip the love. it's 4:51. state water regulators will take up unprecedented canconservatio measures to ban cities from drinking quality water on grass and street medians. homeowners would be strongly encouraged to let their lawns go brown. water regulators are asking some communities so cut back by 36%. critics say the restrictions are unrealistic. >>> coming up next, sleeping disorder that may run in the family. >> you call it the morning shift? no, looking over here towards fremont where these folks are already on their way to work. smooth drive here. we'll show you how things are across the bay. good tuesday morning to you. looks like light traffic on s curve up in the north bay in san rafael. officially check the morning traffic report with mike. he's wide awake this morning. are you wandering aro

wide look at things beltway looking good. getting a bit of a slowdown inbound 395, but a tad yellow. a tad slow there. nothing major to worry about. 66 headed into town, through manassas you know 45 mile per hour or so. speed has increased in the past couple of minutes up to 25 as you head through dale city. i got off the phone with megan mcgrath 17th street completely reopened in front of the world war ii memorial after that pedestrian crash. everything looking good. >>> 6:25 is your time right now. we hear about these heartwrenching accidents each year. children dying after being left in a hot car. now there's new technology providing some added measures of protection. intel created a smart clip that attaches to your child's car seat. the clip connects to your phone via blue tooth and sends an alert if you walk a certain distance away from your car with your child still inside. on average 38 children die each year from being left in the hot cars. >>> the cleveland cavaliers are responding to a controversial video they showe

so weather looks gray.u a look at all the overcast. it's going to take a while. we'll have a slow clearing day. and on the coastline, partly to mostly cloudy. here's a look at how widespread the fog is. mostly clear skies and even got in on some of this as we got into the 6:00, 7:00 hour with the fog around santa rosa. a little breezy over the east bay hills. you could find it as you get outdoors. cloudy, cool, breezy about sums it up. 52 in napa. and 56 for mountain view and mid-50s in san jose. the second half of the day we'll be partly to mostly cloudy. and our temperatures not where they should be. take a look at the numbers. 74 the average in napa. 75 is where we typically should hit in san jose. oakland will be a few degrees below average and concord by 7:00 degrees or so. these numbers are not going to change a lot. i'll have a detailed look at all the neighborhoods. the afternoon highs and the extended forecast. >>> a san jose man wanted in connection with a gang investigation is now in custody afte

take a look at this video. this all happened on the hamilton street bridge over the lehigh river yesterday afternoon. police say witnesses saw a 19 year old mother pushing her son in a stroller, when she stopped in the middle of the bridge, and tossed the one year old over. the child dropped more than 50 feet into 4 feet of water filled with rocks. police say the mother then jumped off the bridge herself. officers were alerted and arrived on scene in a minute. they first spotted the 19 year old climbing out of the river and collapsing on to the bank. police then found the child hundreds of yards downstream where officers were able to revive him. >> it took us about four minutes hope dating where this baby might be. he was eventually found about 700 yards, down river. >> both mother and son were taken to the hospital in serious condition. but, again both expected to survive, at this point no charges have been filed but this investigation is ongoing. and police are looking into this case as attempted murder suici

for those stocks hills look at the high for 3:00 today the east bay shore where look yellow '60s and richmond and berkeley under sunny conditions for the afternoon 65 in oakland hayward 63 on amounts of to the shoreline of fremont in the lower '70s before high of around 73 at 3:00 this afternoon low seventies in danville. if >>anny hong: 74 in livermore and 75--76 and antioch. will was cecil coastal clouds once again by monday cool and breezy in the clouds increase here was look at a mother's day brunch forecast you want to know edition book the table called little sun and the bayview clouds of in the '60s that lunchtime in and should be pretty nice illiterate bridge into the tunnel or seven is under sunny and breezy conditions when i come back will take a look at your south before past and also the giants forecast. >>marty gonzales: the memorial services held friday for jordan pays the nine your boy was stabbed to death last month while he slept in his home hundreds of friends him in committee members gathered at the golden rules committee church in brentwood they prayed together pa

julie, it looks like revenues look good. asie: it is at $.71, estimated by analysts. were looking for a gain of 3.6%. that is unlike the other departments or real taylor's -- retailers that we have heard about, macy's and kohl's who missed on the cocktail month -- cocktail -- comp sales numbers. the company is looking at earnings, that will be below the range, up 2%. it looks like they are in line with estimates. nordstrom has been spending more than competitors, so that might have been what took a bite out of earnings per share and made them to miss estimates. different purchases have cost of the money. alix: joe, we are getting earnings, good insight into how the consumer is doing. but you do not think that things are that bad. >> i'm skeptical. it would be great if the economy was better. it is not quite as good as people thought. when i look at a number like that initial claims number it is simple, you tally up all the claims. alix: but that is -- not hiring. >> the unemployment rate is down 5.2%. it is hard for me to believe reallye economy is hitting a stall, wh

letters critical look at it is coming in 2018 this is just a pitcher what it looks like if it to 24 ing to make a 3000 of these every year. >>michelle apon: we're with canada's low clouds that fog and drizzle however walnut creek plenty of sunshine one of the warm spots and to the afternoon look at the storm track and 74 passes all coming up at 645 >>michelle apon: the inland locations and will continue on a to the weakening is a live look we do have some low clouds and patchy fog drizzle missed this morning the golden gate bridge here is what looks like right now one area wicking the for some sunshine we have walled creek east of a valley we have to into of sunshine and dealing with a lot of sunshine for today as it get ready for the day plan on warmer temperatures mainly across and locations or '70s by the lunch hour quickly heating up into the upper seven is to lure '80s to the rest of the bed mid-60s by the afternoon that is a time when you pick the kids from school and you continue on with the drive home from work with you liked the crowded skies and cool to the to stay along the

>> i'm older than i look i hope, i hope i'm older than i look.n the 60s and working in hospitals for almost nothing i volunteered. neil: you all sound bitter to me. you resent this because they have had a softer path. >> yes! >> you are talking to the three people you had on fox news very nice kids but they're soft, aren't they? neil: they are not. they were wonderful kids. >> a little soft. neil: everyone is soft to you. you run about four miles a day you lift 7 h-p pounds. >> serious? >> i lift a lot. >> i'm glad i'm on your side. >> i want to thank you all seriously. and i don't know, folks -- . neil: does playboy know about this? look at that. >> i have my shirt on under that. neil: you look like uncle louie. the moment he snapped. >>> the u.s. military is working on making iron man a reality. that's charlie gasparino. i'm proud to be an american because of our freedom and the brave men and women who put their lives on the line to protect that freedom every day. i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake du

as you look at these folks who are out there with flashlights, looking. it's really an amazing sight to witness going on here. mary schiavo, i don't remember the last time we had an issue -- we've had a couple of issues in the northeast on different rail lines, but an issue involving amtrak recently i can't recall in recent history. >> there was one in north carolina. i think it was last week or a few days ago, but that was a truck and then there were the new york metro north derailments, where there were fatalities one was because there was an suv on the track and another one was because of speed. so we have had a number of them you know sadly, you know often, it is a surface transportation vehicle, car or truck, that ends up on the track. and just unfortunately, that is so frequent. now, one of the metro north accidents was not that. it was a different thing that got derailed. but most of the time what it is there's something on the track. and that is just the nature of you know train travel in the united states. now, the car system where the cars will

let's take a look at that route. the bay bridge where we have been experiencing as you would expect light traffic i÷i÷%vall morning long. and while we may see some delays here in the midday and certainly in the evening as a lot =gvwgpof folks return home from their holiday right now it is an easy trip, as it is all morning at the golden gate bridge where it is an easy 22 ride to marin is 7 minute trip for your ride towards the toll plaza and the delays that we would normally see from the richmond park way or castro or not there. let's find out about the weather. here is michelle. >> waking up to some low lslsi"clouds and some patchy fog and drizzle and mist so keep that in mind. here is what it looks like look a little bit of water droplets on the lets on the lens so you could still be dodging patchy mist and drizzle. oakland, low clouds and that will last before the lunch hour. by lunchtime we will see the clouds move out and we will see sunshine in the early afternoon but temperatures will be in the average in the

take a look at a market like china, the chinese are looking to travel. it's chinese millennials. >> you see that trend continuing going forward? >> that's right. this generation is going to be increasingly influential in terms of income and wealth and consumer spending over the course of the next 25 to 25 years. >> talk to us about music. you compiled so much research on millennials what their choices are and what they're favoring in terms of products. what about music as well. >> you come across generalized traits and cliches as well as contradictions. there's actually a strong pension for nostalgia, michael jackson, the beatles and the stones within the top 5 where as madonna isn't in the top 10. >> i'm a big fan of madonna. i'm surprised taylor swift didn't make the list. >> it's important to see the shift between the 18 to 25-year-olds versus the 25 to 34-year-olds in that space. and we can see a huge push toward things like streaming of music and streaming of video. you look at a market like north america and we'll looking at north american millenni

ning project and we are taking a new look, at our tunnels. as the opportunities for the cycling and the stockton and the broad way tunnels and i am working with the mta to coordinate some of these project and cycling comes up as we consider all of these and we are discussing the lack of continuity across these many different platforms and so the opportunity incorporate the cycling into the potential side walk widening and the commercial corridor studies and would i like to invite more attention to that coordination, and the other thing that i hope that we keep working on, is the more effect integration of the cycling into the commercial core doors and the polk street project has been an interesting opportunity to look at that a little more closely, but you know, i know that stockton street, and from china town to north beach ask we are trying to look at columus avenue and hopefully, and i am sure that the need exists all over the city but in our condensed district it is acute and i hope that we can look at this with a collective eye. and figu

not a bad looking commute.nd 24 does look pretty good all the way up to the caldecott tunnel. between walnut creek and oakland we are off to a good start. if you are wondering about nearby 680, you don't have to worry about that yet. when you get to the toll plaza there is a crowd waiting for you. not a huge delay. about a ten minute drive before you make it on to the bridge. and we're looking at i think hold on for second. we are going to go back to the 580 interchange commute because 580 westbound you can see some slow traffic there approaching dublin and then 680 heading south out of pleasanton we have slow traffic there as well. 6:18 let's go to steve. >> sal i tweeted out a picture this morning. you saw it. >> i saw it. >> brian is a guy that said steve do you remember this? this is taken 20 years ago. >> who is the guy with the dark hair on the right? [ laughter ] >> george redding the anchor is in the middle. he used to work here at ktvu. >> did he? >> yes. with gary park. marsha and bob wilkins. the guy

saturday looks pretty good.ill warm, and then sunday, stronger thunderstorms come along within cooler air moves in, so cool, that we may not even make it to 70 degrees on monday the first day of june. and that's your seven day forecast, from the weather authority. lots of big changes in that forecast, bob kelly. >> lots going on this morning too, we can see it, 5:48. good morning everybody dealing with some fog. this is live look at the schuylkill expressway. right near city avenue. kind of patchy fog kind of that muggy feel to it, as sue mentioned, maybe bad hair day. everything little damp from all of the thunder boom that's rolled in yesterday during the afternoon rush hour. shear is a example every 422 looking at the backgrounds there royersford, collegeville, coming out of the fog and headed eastbound in toward king of prussia. so it is hit and miss, depending upon where you begin and ends your trip. coming over the benny looking good, no problems into downtown philadelphia. route 73 through maple shade slo

look at this morning oakland 20 mi. from our look sfo 21 mi. per hour and the wind speed and not one to go anywhere they could not just of the 30 mi. per hour into the afternoon temperatures as of right now the have a handful of mid to upper '40's look at did this city 46 degrees san francisco 49 late of 47 across sunnyvale 47 everywhere else and handful of ultimate '50s off to local start of the tuesday morning to the czar going to heat up into the mid '60s for inland locations during the lunch hour i will be a breezy one of you what have you looked outside plan on reason conditions that will last and pick up the kids from school and is your commute home across and locations bay locations will be a risky one as well. >>michelle apon: the daytime high was again into the mid to upper 50s is going to be breezy and could feel even colder with those wins we are tracking the rain chances at 445 a quick check of traffic looking at the bay bridge rapid westbound started to pick up as it gets closer to the 5:00 hour not too bad as of right now and we c

they were looking for more victims and clues. they don't believe terrorism was a factor, but there will be no train service between new york and philadelphia this week as investigators do their work. the ntsb team is scheduled to arrive a bit later this morning. we'll update you in the next half hour. >> sounds good. thank you very much. >>> the coverage of this story continues across all our digital platforms. >>> right now we are following another developing story this morning. right now two u.s. helicopters are scouring the hillsides in nepal looking for a california-based marine helicopter that's been missing since yesterday. aboard there hell comment are six marines and two nepalese members n the marines have several pieces of emergency equipment like a satellite phone and gps device, but rugged terrain could make it difficult to use those devices. the helicopter is based in camp pendleton in san diego and one of the marines is stationed there as well. >>> rescue crews are searching for survivors of the earthquake itself. ma

look at that. the difference is that today it's a much clearer view not because of the skies but because someone cleaned a lens out there. that's great. they're ready to move that center divide. across the bay at the bay bridge. traffic flows nicely here. yesterday we had a backup on the right aappropriate. usually due to the fact that not all cash lanes are open but today everybody is okay on the approach. i want to show you the rest of your bay. speed sensors through the maze a smooth flow of traffic shows up on our maps. no problem as far as our speed sensors go down. top of your screen all of the way down into the maze on the left side of your screen and with the north bay toward the golden gate bridge which we showed you with a very clear lens. the south bay, no problems. overnight road crews and patches 280 and 85. connector should be reopening. that's about it, guys. just a slight build coming into livermore out of the altamont pass. >> maybe it was magic, maybe it was mother nature that mad

it looks good but not great., weods orders look outside of the volatile transportation component, ex-transportation durable goods expanding but still below levels. we are moving in the right direction but there is a lot of slack in the economy. no sense of urgency for the fed to start normalizing policy. betty: steve, remember when we had the taper tantrum? back late last year. reits saw a big selloff. do you find this opportunity when it looks inevitable that the fed is going to start raising interest rates? if notven the economy, lift off now, it is on its way. steve: what we have seen this year, as the market has been pricing in a september rate hike, it has impacted securities such as real estate or reits. yesterday they are flat, they were up 7% or 8% in the first part of the year. they have had a sellout. people are concerned about a rate hike. nowffset that, reits are trading at no asset value and the demand is greater than supply for u.s. commercial real estate. many of the apartment reits 5%, raising ren

jamie mcintyre has a closer look.eporter: pentagon painted a confusing picture. 800 truck bombs, an ambush overwhelming a small patrol and sand storms limiting air support. thousands said to have been driven out in the advance of hundreds of i.s.i.l. fighters. it's what defense secretary ash carter was talking about when he told cnn about the forces fighting. >> they withdrew from the site. and that says to me, to most of us, that we have on issue with the will of the iraqis to fight i.s.i.l. and defend themselves. >>> pentagon sources say the iraqi forces in ramadi outnumber i.s.i.l. 10-1, enjoying what the pentagon term a substantial combat advantage over the enemy. there were 10,000 troops holding ramadi, including 7,000 security forces, and 3,000 federal police and special operations troops, that folded in the face of 1,000 i.s.i.l. attackers. the pentagon said after more fighting, the ramadi defenders were war weary, feeling ignored and badly led by iraqi commanders, who were not communicating with each other and

looking good northbound and southbound.in ten minutes. >>> it's the recall affecting tens of millions of people. straight ahead, why takata added more cars to the list and how to find out if yours is on it. >>> days after their choice -- their top pick withdraws his name we have learned montgomery >>> you're watching "news4 today." >> arlington county police shot and killed a 54-year-old man, his name is alfredo rials-torres. police responded to the domestic dispute call. this is off second road north. when the officers arrived they heard screaming coming from inside the second story apartment unit. police say rials-torres was fighting with his 88-year-old mother. they say he attacked the officers and mispolice opened fire. and in a story you will only see on news4, two children at a d.c. homeless shelter tested positive for high lead levels in their system. managers at d.c. general homeless shelter discovered peeling paint in the cafeteria and cordoned off the area. now every child under the age of 2 will be eligible for l

wide look overall t beltway looking good. and the first 4 traffic tracker southbound on 95 in virginia, no issues. you can see volume here northbound. we're back at 5:11. >>> breaking news in the search for the missing u.s. military helicopter in nepal. in just the last few minutes u.s. forces confirmed that the wreckage is in fact the missing chopper. a nepalese search team found the site and three bodies. the helicopter disappeared on tuesday. sixing american marines were on board and two nepalese army bodies. our military is beginning the investigation. back to you. >>> 5:02. a developing story in northwest d.c. today we could learn the identities of the people found dead inside this home. firefighters found four people dead inside that woodley park house as they extinguished the fire. the circumstances of the fire are very suspicious. news4's megan mcgrath has more. >> reporter: well aaron, you can see behind me the police officers who have been on the scene all night long, making sure that no one goes inside this home. n

maybe an isolated storm but it looks more so like a dry frontal passage and then by wednesday we're lookingsome cooler air. it's going to feel pretty chilly compared to what we've been getting right now and especially tomorrow. 60s for low temperatures tonight and then tomorrow, upper 80s. warm breezy, muggy and the first part of the day but then that humidity lowers once that front moves through late in the day. but look at the temperature change behind that front. we're looking at upper 60s for high temperatures on wednesday. spring fling will be in media so it will ab cooler and breezy but nice weather for thursday into friday and then the weekend there could be a scattered shower or a storm. don't forget to download that fox 29 weather app. you can do so on google play or the app store. >> wednesday and thursday i'll have to turn the heat back on. >> crazy. >> the heat is on tom brady. >> that's right. i'm wearing a sweater on wednesday. >> you're in media. >> spring fling. >> so lucky. >> thank you. thank you. you guys -- >> spring fling is fun. you'll like it. you'll meet all kinds of

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i'll look at that coming up, and we have sal back. >> good mornings -- morning, the commute is looking good as you drive through the bay bridge toll plaza, it's been a nice drive, hopefully it will continue to be that way, the overcast is not causing a big problem, looking at the commute on 880, it's a nice looking drive. in san jose that looks very nice, i see one car now, you get the point, it is nice and light. let's go back to the desk. >> we're following developing news out of texas, severe storms cause problems there, this is new video in houston taken in the last hour, look under the freeway, water and then we can show flooding on the roadways, this morning parts of san jose is dealing with flash flooding. the heavy rain led to tense moments for houston rocket fans watching their team take on the warriors, the storms are putting people at risk. >> the houston area got slammed by the storm system. 5 inches of rain last night, the powerful system moved in near the tail end of the playoff game catching teams and the fans in the middle of it. inside the toyota center, these are twee

take a look right here.on this monday. in total, six new trains in the morning and evening commutes. the new trains can comfortable seat 150 people per train and room for bikes. many have had to stand for long periods during their commute. i talked with one commuter and he said it's about time. >> excellent idea, i love it. >> the more trains, the better. >> yeah. sit instead of stand >> were you standing? >> absolutely. >> 12 more cars in the future. in friction, kron four news. >>> coming up, a picasso painting going up for sale. how much it could get, coming up. >> illegal u-turns and bikes going the wrong way. i'll explain next in people behaving badly. crystal geyser alpine spring water. bottled at the mountain source. my name is mary molina and i'm a pipeline engineer for pg&e in the sacramento region. new technology is being used in all facets of the company and what we do. pg&e is employing these technologies as an investment to the system for the long run. we're not just going to roll up and go home

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looking to the weekend we are looking g friday, sat the day sunday, all looking good and fantastic. right now it looks like memorial day machine would be one only only day of the long holiday weekend that we could see a shower or then are storm. it just depend on the timing of the next larger storm system but we are set to heat up, again back in the low and even mid 80's are for both monday and tuesday. man, this is a really nice forecast. >> with good timing. >> um-hmm. >> yes. >> um-hmm. >> yes. >> all smiles, aren't we. >> all right. >> good morning everyone. right now traveling throughout our majors here you will notice volleys picking up just a bit like 42 freeway. traveling on the southbound side of the 42, those would be taillights moving away us from. in problems. northbound where we will see that rush hour start to form approaching the area have of 295. this will only continue to grow bigger. we will toe you to west goshen township where we have a scene of the incident, i say tractor trail their went off in the embankment. it looks like it hopped the guardrail here police a

look at that.o right back where they don't need more rain, oklahoma and northern texas. they've had 18 inches. norman, oklahoma 18 inches this month. low clouds, it looks like they will burn off sooner over the weekend. isolated snowshowers up in the sierra. it will be a pretty active weekend up there. a lot of clouds here. combination of those low and high clouds. isolated clouds. lake down to the santa cruz mountains. 60s and 70s. the temperatures by the coast are near average. 64 is where san francisco shouldge. it's the inland temps that are 10 degrees below average. by this time of year. and we'll see fog in the mornings. nights and mornings into saturday. it looks like it bumps off on -- bushes off -- burns off on saturday. >>> disneyland is kicking off the year-long celebration this morning. in honor of that, they are unveiling new attractions for their diamond anniversary, including a new parade and several new shows. pam cook has been showing us the new attracttions all morning long, but s