so in any given area of -- especially of northern california, and at low elevations, yellow starthistle could be there. >> and with the other flora under the car, it shows that he's been offroad. so he could have picked it up anywhere. >> investigators agreed, so they turned their attention to the linear marks found on genna's thigh. >> the marks were made by a manmade object. they were clearly of a shape and appearance that would not be normally found in nature. >> while looking inside doug mouser's car, detective bosma thought he found what caused them. >> the hair on the back of your neck stands up and you're going, this could be one of the marks on her leg. >> but he didn't tell anyone about his discovery. instead, he sent photographs of genna's skin marks to gary robertson, a pioneer in the field of photogrammetry, to see what he thought might have caused them. robertson wanted to identify the exact size of the marks down to the micromillimeter. so he scanned every autopsy photograph of the marks, which enabled him to create a three-dimensional model. >> we're extracting the measur

aviation experts say banner towing is dangerous because the planes fly at a low elevation. there have been 25 accidents in california in the last few decades. >>> a man suspected of killing eight people is scheduled to appear in a houston courtroom later today. investigators say david connolly entered a home through an unlocked window saturday fatally shot a woman he had previously dated. her husband, and six kids inside. one of the victims is believed to be connolly's own 13-year- old son. investigators say deputies were met with gunfire when they entered the home leading to a stand-off that lasted searle hours. connolly eventually surrendered. >>> it is now 6:07. donald trump is defending himself against claims he is disrespectful to women as his fellow republican contenders weigh in on the backlash. >>> and a southern california man is alive this morning thanks to a local news crew and a whole lot of luck. >>> for the kpix weather center, good morning. our temperatures are going down today. but i'll tell you when they are going to go up to near 100 degrees. >>> and just

low. the alaskan elevation named after former president mckinley in 1917 will return to its traditional nativeme meaning the high one. the announcement comes just one day before president obama's three-day visit to alaska. >>> now, to campaign 2016. democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders is closing the gap on front runner hillary clinton in iow iowa. a des moines register bloomberg politics poll out yesterday shows sanders just seven points behind clinton, vice president joe biden who hasn't decided whether he will run gets 14 percent of the vote. sanders a self proclaimed socialist senator from vermont has surged in the polls recently declaring his candidacy. most national polls still show clinton with a wide lead in the democratic primary. >>> there is a new champion tonight in little league world series but unfortunately the trophy won't be coming to pennsylvania this year. the red land little league team from york county took an early need against japan in williamsport this afternoon but the upstart team couldn't hold onto it until the end of the lesley van arsdale will have much

low clouds. and, at least for elevations below 2,000 feet you will see some low cloud cover at least getting into parts of napa county. again, that cool air coming in for some misty skies. and, for now, all signs point to a kind of mild finish to the weekend. but we're going to see some changes again with the warm-up as we go through the next seven days after some drizzle to start your sunday morning. >> rob, thank you so much. we will continue our wild fire coverage. we will constantly update the information there as well as across our digital platforms. you can find more on facebook and twitter. >> a carjacking suspect facing atempblta attempted murder charges. is one man ran away. police say he pulled a gun and started firing. officers shot back and led police on a freeway chase to south san jose. witnesses say drivers hit speeds above a hundred miles an hour. >> 28th and santa clara. he started hopping on the highway and going crazy. >> two people in that car were taken to the hopt with nonlife threatening injuries. frightening moments today at a walnut creek strip mall. a 675-year-old woman

levels coming up a little bit but unfortunately dry conditions across the higher elevations out towards lake county. even as lowclouds sweep back into the bay area overnight tonight for elevations behe low 2500 feet. we will probably see low clouds and misty skies back towards the bay. temperatures there across lake county again fairly warm tomorrow upper 8 os to near 90. for us tomorrow morning looking like misty skies brief respite from the heat as temperatures start off fairly mild. we will have a closer look at our forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you so much. we will continue to get wildfire coverage on the nbc bay area app. we will update information there as well as constantly on the facebook and twitter accounts. >> travel detour for trans bay commuters is almost over. all weekend long b.a.r.t. riders crossing between san francisco and east bay had to take a bus shuttle instead. it was essentially smooth sailing. could be complete by tomorrow morning's commute and b.a.r.t. service will be under way in five hours. work is not quite done. another clesh you're over labor day weekend. >> just can't belie

low of 71 degrees. the humidity is elevated on wednesday and thursday, along with the temperature up to 95 degrees for both the heat wave continues on friday. we could see scattered showers and thunderstorms with high near 90 on friday and then not quite so hot this weekend. 88 with sunny skies saturday and partly sunny. also up to 88 sunday. >> all right. >>> 4:21 now. let's get a check of the highways. nbc 10's first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington has all her cameras in place looking out for any trouble spots on the roads. anything popping up yet? >> we're still doing okay. we're doing a jersey check right now. 259, this is actually out in hamilton on route 33. you can see if you're headed northbound or southbound, no problems. this drive time is a couple miles ahead on the southbound side from 38 up towards the black horse pike. if you're heading to philadelphia, that's what drive time you'll face right there. 13 minute. no problems on any part of 295. on the 42 freeway, approaching the walt whitman bridge, we have a five-minute drive time. moving smoothly through there. headed southbound in t

we have low humidity gusting winds up to 40 miles per hour. that is keeping that fire danger elevatedil we have fire weather watches and warnings into washington state and california. temperatures are already toasty across parts of texas and the 80's. they will be climbing more than that into the triple digits and upper 90's for many of you out there. otherwise we will go from earth weather to space weather. we had a meteor shower overnight. we want to share images with you. this is video and you can see the meteor flying by. we have one meteor looking like a massive fireball in the sky. that is a great photo. what appears to be hundreds of them shooting across the sky. beautiful images. tweet them to me at fox maria molina. we will share them for the rest of the morning. >> magical. thank you for sharing that. >> 41 minutes after the hour on this thursday morning. they were supposed to be protecting fraud for the government but instead they stole from the lunch program. >> they picked up their daughter while carrying a gun. >> cutting the court with contracts today what that means fo

police say he had fold her lowed her intoer elevator, pulled out a yorazor and made off with $36. he's described as 5'10", 200 pounds with braided hair. one woman said it's frightening. >> you know, i come home from would i have to watch my back now, this is ridiculous. >> reporter: once again, that man was last seen wearing blight colored sneakers and black windbreaker pants. police are asking you to call crime stoppers, 1-800-577-tips. that's the very latest here in the bronx. kerry, back to you. >>> right now, if you want to check weather and traffic. >> a little rain off to the north. good morning, everyone. wet commute has been mainly to the north of town. muggy, sunshine, causing a pop-up storm really anytime from the morning into the afternoon. especially east of town. much better weather moves in, especially for your wednesday. you see it's quiet on long island. lots of clouds. the rain has been focused in dutchess county. that's where it continues to rain. downpours. itt.'s partly sunny, warm and muggy. scattered showers especially for island. and today is one of those da

sixty-two lancaster, 50's up in the higher elevations, and 60s, low to mid 60s, to the south of us, and winds out of the north-northwest, not very high, so it is really pleasant morning. we get to 85 degrees, later on. we're saying it, just perfect, and just light northwesterly breeze, and then tonight, with clear skies, down to 65. so we'll keep this going for as long as we consideration but heat, humidity, will return, we'll tell when you in the seven day forecast, meanwhile, here's bob kelly, good morning. >> hey, sue, good morning, everybody, 5:02, on this thursday, one day closer to the weekend. and looking live, the schuylkill expressway, right near 202. come on down. no problems or delays at all. we pick up all of the cones on the schuylkill, so ready for morning rush hour. live look at the benny, good morning, from the camden toll plaza, no problems up and over. here are some of the spots to look out for. first of all, septa regional rail lines, good news, tell you about the story last night, someone hit by one of the trains. but, all of the trains are operating this morning, on

we were talking about snow in higher elevations, but today we still have the low pressure off the coastlineore. i'll show you some photos. in new south wales, severe flooding, over 300 homes had to be evacuated. and it was all mainly because of that moisture. you see a poor kangaroo jumping through there. but what we have going on, as far as the forecast is more showers out here. i think most of this is going to be south of sydney, but around canberra, you could be seeing precipitation thursday and also into friday. towards melbourne, victoria, showers on the friday. but into the inland locations, we got some snow in the forecast. overnight lows below freezing. let's look at the tropics in the atlantic. this is erica tracking off to the west. tropical storm warnings in effect for the lesser antilles, towards puerto rico as well. this one will struggle until it gets over here to the bahamas. most outlooks, including the national hurricane center expects that to be a hurricane off the east coast of florida. something to watch heading into the long range. here in europe, severe weather still a

once again tonight we'll see the low clouds coming back inland but probably just for elevations below 2500 feet which may not push the cooler marine air up towards lake count. humidity recovering a little bit towards the morning with drizzle and mist for the bay area. but the hilltop areas looking dry. back to you. >> rob, thanks very much. >>> new at 5:00 pacifica has yet another dead whale on its beach, the third in the past few month. scientists are expected to examine the body. in the meantime the police are working on a plan to remove the carcass. christy smith is live with more including reaction from folks on the beach. christy? >> reporter: it's drawing a number of curious people to the beach to take a look at what's going on. also we're told a team from the marine mammal center is on hand. you can see them working down there. what they say is this is a humpback while carcass. it was discovered this morning, according to the spokesman for the certain. they're going to collect samples and then workers from the center will keep on eye on it in the tide to determine exactly when

also mostly cloudy, not just low clouds as you see on the satellite view, upper level system spinning high clouds our way. here's a look at the lower clouds, again, elevation'slow 2,000 feet, you see the low clouds in the trivalley, it's mild, 66 degree, mid-60s in san jose with mostly cloudy skies now, and here's the system. it looks impressive on the satellite until what you realize here is this is mostly mid and high level clouds, so here you go. we have a weak upper level disturbance ridie ining bye, a sprinkle from it, not many dynamics with it other than cloudy conditions now and we'll continue to advance to the north and east by tomorrow morning. in fact, you can see towards midnight, all the high level clouds headed off towards north eastern california, and for the morning, there's low clouds and mist in the morning, and more sun for the afternoon, and with the stronger sea breeze here, the next couple days, also with increasing high clouds across the north bay, the trend here the next couple days will be running cooler. today, we had highs approaching 90s in the warmer spots. not the case tomorrow, low to mid-80s in the inland valleys. tomorrow morn

now, for the lower elevations tonight, increasing humidity levels with the on shore winds bringing some low clouds. we will see some of that cooler air come in tomorrow. we'll let you know how much longer the mild tempature will stick around. look at that in a few minutes. >> thanks, rob. we'll continue our wild fire coverage on our nbc bay area app. constantly up dating information there, as well. >> and, also happening now, a slow trip across the bay tonight and the rest of the weekend. that's because b.a.r.t. is not running from oakland to san francisco. the transbay ii is closed. a live look right now at traffic above the ground. taking a look at the bay bridge 11:00 on a saturday night, stop and go for many of the lanes here. nbc bay area christy smith is live. christy, that work has been coming along slowly. a lot of people looking for alternative routes. >> yeah, that's right. we're at the bay bridge toll plaza. and we're finally starting to see a back-up. i spoke with the chc, they say, overall, they're considering this day pretty average considering the circumstances. of course b.a

temperatures this morning a 20-degree spread from the low 50s half moon bay to upper 70s in the higher elevationsan jose cooling in the north bay. the east bay the winds are flat and we are looking at poor air quality. the south bay, and really everywhere today. a repeat performance of the hazy, gray, smoky skies. 70s and 80s at the coast. 80s and 90s around the bay. warmer inland. we will look for a bit of a sea breeze at the coast today, more so tomorrow. we will talk about the cooling trend and better air quality in a few minutes. carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. >> breaking news. this is a live shot from our east bay hills camera. there's quite a fire that's been burning. we have called dispatchers from almeda county and from berkeley and oakland trying to get more details. you may have been able to see a fire truck with his lights there in the distance. according to kgo radio, this fire is on grizzly peek road or grizzly peek boulevard in oakland. it's a grass fire. as we get more details we will certainly bring them to you. our extremely hot and dry weather certainly cannot be helping in this s

at the elevation where it is sitting inland across the mountains, as the low clouds sweep in, around the bay area we will have misty skies. hill tops likely staying dry overnight. as we head to tomorrow morning, low clouds to start. temperatures out to lake county tomorrow close to 90 degrees. we will see drizzle at times tomorrow morning. the hill tops will see stronger winds and temperatures sitting close to 90 degrees. dry conditions continuing around the hill tops. back to you. >> thank you so much. >>> the cal fire santa clara are unit is winning the battle against the tesla fire. it has burned 2700 acres in alameda county. cal fire has its hands full with several other fires across the state. look at this map. these are the major ones crews are battling right now. there's at least 15 burning tonight. >> stay with us for the latest on the wildfire and evacuations. we will have updates on "today in the bay" that starts 7:00. get our app for the latest news on your devices. >>> three americans from here in california arrived in paris tonight as heros. they took down a heavily-arme

low on food. the generator flooded. and so they broke into two groups. anyone who wanted to walk through the water up on the elevated highway and try to make it over the gretna bridge went one way. those who were scared of that, didn't feel capable of doing what would be a six mile walk, decided to stay hunkered down and hope that boats come to rescue them. a little past noon when the first rta employees dropped themselves into the dark murky waters that were chest high, 2/3 of the group, 200 people, chose to walk rather than remain. children were hoisted on air mattresses along with most everyone standing under maybe five feet five inches tall. those tall enough to walk slumlord through the smelly, oily water, guiding the others on the makeshift rafts. sharon paul, 50-year-old dispatcher was a diabetic who had gone more than 24 hours without insulin but paul was a strong swimmer, she help a pregnant woman heft haves on to a mattress. she then tied a rope around her waist ask toed the three of them. i'm done but you need to walk another four or five miles. a police officer walked at the front of the line. rubin stev

low clouds coming back inland. so this relatively speaking is some good news. especially for elevations below 2,000 feet. at least to the parts of the north bay. not reaching all the way up to clear lake, unforchew fatly. but this pattern which has started cool temperatures off, but the on shore winds will continue as we head towards tomorrow morning, eventually bringing in some low clouds good enough for a misty start around san francisco and the peninsula tomorrow moshing. we'll let you know in towards the middle of the week just how warm it will get in your microclimate forecast. >> all right, rob, sounds great. thank you so much. well, frightening moments today on a walnut creek strip mall when a woman hit a man with her truck. walnut creek police say this happened about 10:00 this morning when a 65-year-old woman was pulling into a parking space. she accidentally hit the gas instead of brakes and slammed right into the front window of a dry cleaner. >> atempblted murder charges just after 11:30 last night. one man ran away. police say he pulled a gun and started firing. officers fired back at the su

before the temperatures peak in the low 90s where they take a dip for the follow weekend. >>> bart elevators will get a makeover on monday. crews will begin a deep cleaning and reconstruction project. bart will tear out old floors and install new ones and will be finished by next year and bart is taking steps to accommodate bicyclists at some stations. the transit agency has a bike parking -- why is that a tongue twister. bike parking station in san francisco's civic station. for the secured spots, bicyclists are charged three dollars an hour and the open spaces are free of charge. >>> while trump continues to gain momentum is he at the center of a immigration fire storm and the two words that got him in trouble. >> i'm use the word anchor baby. >> that single phrase from donald trump that many consider offensive is setting the whole tone. ted cruz says it was political correctness gone wild. >> the focus of bickering back and forth, most people i think don't give a flip. they are interested in solving real problems. >> for marco rubio that the gop wants to repair an image for latinos want t

means 85 for norristown and trenton and low 80s for doylestown or mount holly. the humidity is elevatedanks to the rain overnight. the humidity will be dropping. clouds to start with for atlantic city cape may and rehoboth. just a few sprinkles this morning and breaks of sunshine possible later this afternoon. with those few breaks of sunshine into the 80s for cape may and vineland. 79 degrees, high temperature for dover. more sunshine, though for philadelphia, wilmington and narberth, into the middle 80s this afternoon with less and less humidity and more and more wind. it will be building this afternoon. it's the temperatures that will be building over the weekend. warmer for saturday and sunday but the humidity stays low. bright sunny skies on saturday. mostly sunny for sunday just a few scattered clouds sunday afternoon. i'll tell you how long that nice weather lasts when i come back with the seven-day forecast in ten minutes. >>> low humidity is key. 6:37 if you're heading out the door. this is about the time traffic starts to build. jessica boyington is keeping an eye on the traff

right now low 80s in and around the city. 77 a popular number in sussex and newburgh. 72 in the higher elevations by monticello. 70s on the island and jersey shore. fair-weather clouds out there. a beautiful day. we watch offshore this same front that caused flooding rain especially over long island early friday morning moved offshore and it stalled. it is a stationary front right now. it will try to back in here especially with the help of a little area of low pressure forming near bermuda that will head toward the coast in the next 24 hours. our cloud cover and chance of getting a thunderstorm tomorrow. we have hurricane danny out there east of the leeward islands, 75 mile-per-hour winds. it will weaken into the a tropical storm. this is great news, by the way, for puerto rico which has bb in a drought and now they'll get much needed rain without too much wind. by thursday approaching the bahamas it may be completely weakened by that time as it moves into kind of a hostile environment. at the most it is probably a tropical depression. here is our futurecast around here. you see the clouds incre

low humidity. we have another day of this. by the way in the suburbs temperatures still in the 50s and 60s. take the higher elevations and some spots in the low 50s last night for the over night lows. out on long island, 69 right now, 64 belmar, wrightstown at 67 degrees. satellite and radar really worry free, completely blank. it looks great out there. it's going to be a really nice end to the weekend. we'll start the future cast tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. as we go throughout the day much of it is just fine. another hot day in front of us. that's just before some storms come in on monday night. stick around. coming up in the accuweather 7 day forecast we'll talk about the work week ahead and some changes that are expecting. the high for today though 88 in new york city. >> thank you very much. >>> again, we're father or -- we're following breaking news out brooklyn. at least nine people sent to hospitals after a shooting during a party. >> this happened at stanley avenue and crescent street. kristen thorn is there this morning. >> reporter: we're here at stanley avenue and pine street. police have blocked off sev

which will warm things up to the low 90s, and we will see additional tropical moisture on wednesday there could be a shower or sprinkle especially in the higher elevations. temperatures hold steady for thursday and friday and a chance for rain friday--saturday >> vicki : oklahoma police say labor commisioner mark costello has been stabbed to death and his son has now been taken into custody. tonight officers responded to a report of a stabbing at a fast- food restaurant in oklahoma city and found costello with stab wounds to the head and neck. he was transported to a hospital where he died from his injuries. costello's 26 year old son christian was taken into custody in the restaurant parking lot and arrested on first degree murder complaint. a louisiana state trooper is in critical condition after police say he was shot in the head by a suspected drunk driver. 43-year-old steven vincent has severe neurological damage. officials say vincent was trying to arrest the driver at the time. other drivers were able to stop the alleged gunman and helped the trooper until paramedics arrived the suspect in the shooting.54- year-old kevin daigle of lake charles.fa

elevated. i understood the restraints, the difficulties, the corruption, the low points of the congress party rule also a pragmatist. i realize the world is difficult. many of these things take a lot of time. and as an investor, you have to be all about time. charlie: so let's move to russia. st. petersburg, a wonderful city. justin: one of the great european cities. charlie: understandably so. my point is, tell me what you think of vladimir putin and his goals for russia before we consider ukraine and sanctions and all of that. justin: i think most large important countries have a historic narrative. like i explained, the chinese heritage about great civilization that was violated. in the russian context, i suspect probably what motivates putin beyond power and personal interest is related to this narrative of recent russian history, which is the demise of the empire, the soviet empire. and the fact that that was not dealt with very well. charlie: by the russians or by outside forces? justin: both by russians and outside forces, the sort of understanding that the west had made promises and they d

elevated volatility. there was a surprising jump in germany's june factory orders, up 2%. lownemployment and europe's economic recovery are helping german businesses. today marks one of the grimmest milestones for mankind. 70 years ago, an american plane dropped the first atomic bomb. a second bomb three days later helped push japan to surrender in world war ii. ceremonies in japan today honored the more than 200,000 people who died in the attack. japanese leaders issued new calls to ban world wide nuclear weapons. those are your top headlines. to london. reporter: it has been a little bit of a volatile week for european stocks, a tug-of-war between better than expected earnings on the upside with a bit of a drag from commodities and greek stocks on the athens stock exchange, which reopened this week. down after00 is gains yesterday. if you look at the industry group, the biggest drag today really has come from oil and gas companies, and it has come from basic materials, minors in particular. most industry groups therefore down on the stoxx 600 as well. happeningk at what is a

and all those spots up north in the higher elevations and some of the spots that had low 50s, nearly 70 in poughkeepsie right now. so it won't take long as the sun comes up to get the temperatures going. i'm going to quiz rob later on this, dewpoints right now are in the 60s across the area. now, a dewpoint is a measure of how much moisture is in the atmosphere. so this can actually describe the comfort level for us in the weather when we still have hot days. so a day like 90 plus a 70- degree dewpoint would be oppressive and that's what we had earlier in the week. thursday was an awful day for dewpoints. now we're back into the upper 50s expected today. pleasant. taking even the stickies away from us. it's going to be a really nice one. a shower up in albany. not worried about rain today. won't rule out an isolated shower because it's still showing up on the accuweather futurecast, and here's what i mean by that, just like a spotty shower, greatest chance is north and west before 2:00. and these are few and far between. they don't last long at all, and not a lot of cloudiness associ

if crude prices remain low, even rigs like this one drilling new wells may need to come offline. that possibility privately held producer elevation resources is currently contemplating. >> it's not very exciting to put $7 million in the ground with the prospect of recovering that $7 million over 50 years, so this rig was put back to work when oil was $60 a barrel back in june and with $40 a barrel, we have to reassess whether we can continue justify running this drilling rig to drill new wells. >> labor and equipment costs have come down significantly and some produces, which is cash flush from an asset sale last year, maintain there are still opportunities. >> we are closing projects now, we're actually putting rigs back up in the air. we're fracking as we're talking, we're completing wells, we're speaking, and we'll be drilling. it depends on when your company invested and how much you have invested. we're in good shape. >> but expansion has certainly not been the norm. there's a lag effect from prices falling, to production cutting back, and here in west texas, that takes about six months. elevation resources expects productio

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elevations showers and thunderstorms for the weekend. be aware of that. may have showers for tomorrow. temperatures tomorrow morning, upper 50s to low 60s. partly cloudy skies. afternoon highs, nice, 68 san francisco. 74 hayward. 83 concord. mid-80s for the warmer locations. temperatures continue to cool into the back half of the weekend. falling off upper 70s for inland communities on tuesday. >> very nice. >> the rain south was -- in san jose was odd. >> yeah. [ talking at the same time ] >> neat to see. [ talking at the same time ] >> thank you. >>> california is launching a state website that will let people turn in water wasters. residents could send details and pictures to the statewide website called save cotter.ca.gov. walter. ca -- water.ca.gov. the 49ers start training camp tomorrow while the raiders held their first practice today. mark is there. he will join us with a live report coming up. (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com >>> check this out. the san francisco police department hosted more tha

lows. tesla is a longer chart because it has been around for longer. it has come down from elevatedevels. 25% of the shares sold is still a high percentage, but not as high as shake shack. -- that company does not have quite as large a float. pimm sent this one to me earlier, saying that this .upports the idea pimm: thank you. i was sharing that earlier. i was looking at it earlier because it was one of the biggest volume leaders today. sun edison.n houlihan lokey. the investment bank raised $220 million. 30% less honey price it was originally marketed. our own erik schatzker is standing by with the company's chief executive. pimm, thanks very much. that would be scott's. trading.k shares are i do have to reiterate what pimm mentioned. you priced below the range and you ended up selling less stock than your firm had wanted to read what happened? guest: our firm was built to deal him bullish and environments and tough marketplaces. we are one of the few companies that successfully priced in august. we are happy and doing well. who better to evaluate the performance of a banker than a

bet is anything measurable falling in the higher elevations of the north bay and along the coast much the open up to 76 in milpitas and 79 in cupertino to low-to-mid 80s around los gatos and gilroy and san jose will necessary el in around 78 and money 70s on the if lanes from milbrae at 73 to los altos at 79 and mid-60s along the coast and upper 60 in downtown, south san francisco, and sausalito only 68, and 66 also if bodega bay and 10- or 15-degrees warmer inland great 75 at petaluma and san francisco to novato and vallejo at 76 and napa and calistoga at 80 and the breeze gives berkeley at 69 and 71 in richmond and 74 in san leandro and hayward and most of the inland neighborhoods in the low-to-mid 80s. if you are going to the game, the clouds are going to gather and at first pitch at 7:15, 63 and sun will set at 8:09. my seven-day forecast is two to four degrees warmer from the coast inhand, we hold steady on thursday and we i will reveal the heat: 70s at coast, nearly 90 around the bay and upper 90s to near let weekend wore yours, watch out. >> commuters? >> at emeryville camera to the eastern span of the bay bridge it is not your imagi

low 90s in washington. were at 88 but only 77 leesburg and frederick. real nice in the higher elevations for the cooler drier air already moving in. we have a few clouds starting to move in. 88 on the hour. dew point of 70. really felt a lot stickier today than it did yesterday but it's a one-day affair. the drier air will return late tonight. nice again tuesday through friday. a little bit of heat building toward the coming weekend then rain chances. i know it's dry and we'll take anything we can get right now but they're going to stay low. so look at the forecast. tonight a few evening showers and storms and this stuff could be on and off even through midnight south and east of town. we'll see late clearing. 70 in dc. 60 in the cold spots. tomorrow looks good. we'll start the day with less humidity. afternoon temperatures, 82 to 87. sunny, warm and dry. not too windy. might have a gust of 15. on the 3-day forecast, after the warm and dry tuesday, a gorgeous wednesday. 85. by the way morning lows wednesday and thursday, 50s and 60s. thursday looks fantastic. 84. as we head toward friday

elevations sunday afternoon. everybody else a go. gorgeous in the city. low humidity. tonight 68. 50s in the suburbs. these chilly conditions do continue overnight. i call them chilly because going to the low 50s, even upper 40s in some locations, that sounds too cold for the end of summer for me. accuweather seven-day forecast, a stretch of 90s with overnight lows back up in the low 70s. that's where they should be. some people probably have windows open and enjoying the cooler air mass happening overnight. i guess a sign that the seasons are merging. >> not changing yet. >> a merge first. >> can't we merge from this summer to get summer. >> those people that like fall will be disappointed. >> fall in melbourne, australia. >> nice thing about fall, football season. >> that's true. thank you. >>> as we head out to the l.i.e., the l.i.e. westbound moving okay out to bagatelle road. let's head to the maps. problem at new york avenue at jericho turnpike collision. d train uptown express 145 to 161 due to maintenance. l.i.r.r., new jersey transit on time. moving slowly cross bronx into webster with const

low to the 76 that we had in central park. almost a 20-degree difference there. elevations overnight. so it was sort of muggy and steamy even overnight for us. get off to a blazing start. 87 by noon. 94 the forecast high. so getting very some some areas to the record high temperatures, even hotter tomorrow. i'll have more details on that in the accu-weather forecast in just a few minutes. >> thank you very much. >>> more breaking news, this news closer to our. home country this morning has lost a civil rights icon. julian bond, the champion of the civil rights movement has passed away at the age of 75. for decades he was one of the leading activists who pushed for equal rights for african- americans in the united states and really around the world. sky witness news reportser -- eyewitness news reporter kristin thorne has more on bond's life and his amazing legacy. >> reporter: rob, this building here in midtown, julian bond had a special connection w. he was here several years ago -- connection with. he was here several years ago for the ribbon cutting when it was new back in 2010. we

that are too low low-lying they should not be rebuilt they give a sentence and didn't name neighborhoods but got this map up. not just like that, of new orleans and it was an elevationmap. you know, you can figure that television sort of blood. it was the red like lake view, and chilly bright red. new orleans bright red an they don't tell you what neighborhoods but you have to look at the map and you know exactly what they were saying but truth is that joe, the man who presented the actual plan he never said that. so he understand he's a white man in a majority black city as he declares all of these black neighborhoods you're not coming, not coming back. if all of the neighborhoods that were all in red, didn't come, one study from a brown university sociologist says 80% would be in a community that had gotten a death sentence so a plan, forget practical in a place like new orleans where people aren't xeacts plans months, years ahead. impractical for human it is that his idea was that he's going to arm every communities with the facts. they're going to see the same elevation maps they saw. and use government money to arm them with planners, geographers and other expe

low pressure will move over the bay area tomorrow night into friday morning giving us a shower chance for the entire bay area but in the higher elevations of the north bay including lake county there's the chance of lightning perhaps dry lightning strikes. so the fire danger will escalate coming up late tomorrow through friday. we'll talk about how much rainfall. that's coming up in a few minutes. >>> new at 5:00, the rainbow crew strikes again. talking about the band of thieves that swarms retail stores, steals stuff and bolts. kpix 5's mike sugerman on the group's latest heist involving thousands of dollars worth of beauty products. mike. >>> reporter: yeah, allen. stop me if you heard this before. the rainbow crew has struck again. this time, at the beauty store al that it's a geary and masonic 9 people two men seven women, walked into the store just before 9:00 in the morning yesterday. they ransacked the place grabbing mostly cologne and perfume and pretty good stuff in just 75 seconds grabbing $11,000 worth of stuff. so many of them, the staff could only watch. this kind of crime swarm has been going on for five years in san franc

elevated today. temperatures through the hudson valley all the way to kingston. we have low to mid-70s. 79 in west orange. 77 for trenton. 81 in belmar. the numbers are climbing quickly. then you match those up with the dew points, the humidity afternoon. it becomes uncomfortable. that's exactly what's happening right now. build. it gets even hotter tomorrow. all this humidity makes the 90s that we're going to see for afternoon highs feel like the triple digits. so that's a discomfort level. possibly setting some records here over the next couple of days both monday and tuesday record setters. and even today we're very close to the mark. no showers around here. we look at the temperature profile for new brunswick, new jersey going into the low 90s this afternoon. hottest part of date will be between about 1:00 and 3:00. but even into the early evening hours before sunset it's still going to be feeling like the upper #s on. we'll go for -- upper 80s. we'll go with 94 for the high. a southwest flow is making it here. us. if you're making a getaway, trying to escape the heat, w

an area of low pressure not only enhances the marine layer, but continues to bring up some subtropical moisture to the higher elevationswe are losing the view of the city from the fog. that was our sutro tower camera. partly cloudy and mild this morning. mild to warm throughout the day today. a cooler pattern for tomorrow into the next couple of days to begin the work week for august. so looks pretty good. very little change from today to yesterday, with the thunderstorms to the east of us. and to the north of us. the pockets of moisture and the little trigger, the area of low pressure allowing for the storms once again around lake county, mount shasta, and the northern, central and suggests earn sierra. but for the bay area they miss us. we will be partly to mostly sunny. an update here. 64 degrees, 73% relative humidity. very little wind right now but the winds throughout the day today are from the south-southwest and it will continue to grow a little bit in terms of gusts to 15 to 22 miles an hour throughout the day. but the cooler temperatures and more of a march roenick layer hopefully will get a hand on those 20-

in the 70s and the outlying suburbs and the higher elevation in the 60s, and everyone is warming up nicely to seasonal temperatures, plus we have low humidity, and into the first week of august here, the dog days of summer is what you're expecting with sticky weather, but a real beauty today and tomorrow as far as the weather goes. massapequa, 62 degrees, and down the shore, beautiful day to be at any of the beaches, and low 70s right now for both belmar and toms river, and along the water will be a beautiful day. the surf may be rough. be aware of that if you're getting in. as far as the temperatures and the skies, everything is looking good for enjoying the summer weekend. on the accu track, the next storm fall monday into tuesday. until then, beautiful weather in front of us. temperatures are seasonal today and tomorrow, and it won't be until late next week we will get the heat in here. planning this day, a high of 85, a mix of sun and clouds, and more coming up in the accuweather forecast in a few minutes. rob? >> amy, thank you very much. >>> developing this morning in queens, a young mother is in police custody, and officials

elevations. but this little system moving through california has brought us mid and high level clouds. outside our doors we have low, mid, and high level. those are beginning to clear out. this is the next main feature that will linger and continues to bring us this mild weather. we have temperatures in the 80s. mid to upper 80s expected for our inland cities anita will be the warmer spot. we will take a look at those numbers in a moment. 63- degrees in livermore right now. 63 in concord. upper 50s in napa. 54 in santa rosa. these numbers actually a little milder than where we started yesterday morning. yesterday morning we started with clear skies and areas right in and around santa rosa and napa fell into the upper 40s by sunrise. so temperatures are up a few degrees over portions of the north bay. around the bay very similar to yesterday. 61 in hayward. 60s in and around the peninsula. 65 outside your door in pittsburgh. upper 60s for lafayette and moraga. as we get into the second part of your day, numbers onlying down by a few degrees. especially by portions of the north bay. 82 in novato. 82 expected for napa

elevated. >> reporter: expectations for the next six months which had been rising the most stalled. that may be on fears of rising interest rates. although rates are still near historic lows. >> it is a risk, but it's a fairly contained risk at this point in time. >> reporter: builders also cited continuing issues with land and labor. >> we are getting pressure on the labor and material side. our materials are going up. our labor prices are going up. and i don't think that's a bad thing. but we are going to have to continue to raise prices, and we do it in very small increments. >> reporter: builder confidence may be better, but single-family housing starts which used to move in tandem with sentiment are still well below normal levels. sales of newly-built homes have also been bumpy this year as builders raised prices and focused on higher-end models. some builders say they're going to rein in prices the second half of this year, but most say they still have pricing power, that's because all housing supplies, both new and old, is still tight and demand is only getting stronger. for "nightly business report," diana olick in washington. >> the recent drop in oil prices is o

low 90s. the winds might pick up as well special in the higher elevations.when i come back we will break down highs in the south bay and will let you know how the weekend will come. >> george: to the south bay in the we're still in block that. 33 minutes for the northbound run on 11.--101. the san mateo bridge continues to be a hot spot this morning. it has been jammed up this morning cents a truck to over earlier. when this bridge has backed up instead exceptionally heavy all morning long. demeter lights arrived been turnon since 530 by people are still backed up. >> darya: donald trump call a certain supermodel that she is not attend any more. but she has reported with great humor. even though he said that she is not a 10 anymore. mouth most people are supporting donald trump. >> mark: a lot of people are wondering what bay area schools are doing to keep kids safe during the case of a earthquake . there is a principal who says she will make sure that hers was prepared and she will teach other teachers and principals how to prepare their students to be safe

and the jersey shore, temperatures around 80 degrees for the higher elevations, and the jersey shore, you could make it into the low to mid-80s with sunday being the warmer afternoon. the waves up to 5 feet, and the water temperature buoys at 77 degrees, and the surf could be rough at times. be aware of what is happening on the beach you go to. the local life guard has good tips on what to watch out for and the best places to stay safe. 83 to end the weekend tomorrow, 82 on monday, and then the showers will move in late monday night into tuesday. this could potentially be heavy rain fall, and right now the computer models are showing 1.5 to 2 inches of rain possible. this could be something to watch monday night into tuesday. wednesday, thursday, and friday, temperatures climb, summer-like, and mid- to upper 80s those days. >> outdoors, plans, wow (. >> say if you booked your weekend or your week ahead at the jersey shore or something along those lines it will be fantastic. >> it's like hitting the summer lottery. >> it's really perfect. >> it is. >> i have a more specific question about the weather i have to ask y

low winds. we are also seeing some of the smoke from wildfires in northern california. find its way into the bay area. so we are having elevated p.m., soot levels. >> sunday will be a spare the air day. in walnut creek, leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >>> the sunset at ocean beach in san francisco was looking a little smokier than usual tonight. the national weather service tweeted this picture, showing the haze settling in over beach-goers. a live look outside from the emoryville camera. smoky and record breaking heat. let's head to abc 7 news meteorologist, for a first check on weather. live doppler 7 hd. >> what a hot, hazy start to the weekend. the view from east bay hills. camera. a time-lapse from earlier this afternoon. on a clear day, see the san francisco skyline. there was a veil of smoke and haze throughout the day. the reason why, some fires that are, some 250 miles to the north tough the bay area. you do notice, eureka. timber fires. smoke unleashed overnight. and a light wind. took the smoke and moved it down the coast. right into the bay area. this set up is going to happen once again for sunday. for that fact, spa

low 90s. tomorrow 95 to 100. heat continues. sizzling sunshine today. upper 80s with elevation for the south shore, too. 92 in the city. don't forget that sunscreen, u.v. forecast is a seven. and moderate rip current risks. stay safe today if you're jumping in the waves. now, the commute is alex. >>> the george washington bridge has a delayed commute. and single changes. downtown 2 and five times with delays. and also nypd activity at 7th avenue, because of that, b and q trains running with delays. alternate sides in effect citywide. be safe and don't text and drive. mary and chris back to you. >> thank you, alex. >>> caught on camera -- a fight on a highway near jacksonville, florida. afood truck on the left side of the screen explodes. wow, the blast sent wreckage homes. the truck's 100-gallon propane tank and leaked and cause fire no one was her. >>> the most expensive place to raise a family? it is our nation's capital. the economic policy institute is saying $106,000 a year in washington, d.c. for housing, childcare, feed and other things. nassau county and suffolk county and then westchester county. new york city

warm temperatures and very low winds, and then we are also seeing some of the smoke from wildfires in northern california find its way into the bay area. we are having elevated p.a. or soot levels. >> sunday will be a spare-the-air day. in walnut creek, i'm leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >> this is video from the east bay hills cam. there was a fire just after 5:30 this morning angriesly peak boulevard and east park drive. the fire was put out about two hours ago. multiple fire departments pitched in to help and the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> seventeen wildfires continue to burn throughout california. more than 13,000 firefighters are trying to get control. crews were able to fully contain the fire in lake county on friday. the rocky fire has burned nearly 70,000 acres. and nearby the more than 25,000-acre jerusalem fire is 82% contained with full containment expected tomorrow. cal fire is still urging people to be careful during outdoor activities. sparks can ignite a wildfire. especially with this hot, dry weather, lisa. it's something else. >> it is. you can cut the air with a knife, it's so thick and hazy out there. that's why we have a s