mia bloom, the professor of security studies at the university of massachusetts lowell and the author of bombshells. paul cruickshanks is a cnn terrorism analyst and a former counterterrorism expert in the international terrorism operations section. good to have all of you. and i'm looking forward to this information. i'm really looking forward to hearing your story. you were a former jihadist. how were you recruited? >> i went through a period of self-radicalization. there is no single pathway. everyone has a different profile. my particular one led me from not isolated, very integrated experience in high school. but by the age of 19, i became very religious. and i had a chance encounter with the taliban in 1995 in

this is tropical storm lowell. and i want to give you some perspective.u look at the size of this thing, it is about the exact same size as mexico. a very large tropical storm. however, it's weak. it's not a hurricane. the thing about this, though, you can see as you look at the satellite perspective, we've got a huge trough digging across parts of the west. and that's going to continue to be with us, at least through the next couple of days. and because of that, that storm, we'll be looking at temperatures that will go down, as i mentioned on sunday. however, right now, it looks as though my computer has frozen, so, live television, i'm going to go restart this and send it back to you guys right now. then we'll talk about some weather. >> well, we're frozen, we can't move. >> starting now. no, we can move. >>> amazing new video to show you. police get slammed into by a wrong-way driver. what we're now learning about the man who was behind the wheel, next. >>> all right. 11:23. now we've got a working computer. i want to show you what we're looking at acr

and it's tapping into the remains of the lowell. tropical storm lowell.he outer bands are feed into that. the fog goes on the increase. more so tonight than anywhere else. hayward mild again. however, they have gusts to 32 roaring miles an hour. yesterday was 12 miles an hour. that is a big difference. there is a little bit more of a sea breeze. 61 up in tahoe. 51 ukiah. the thunderstorm activity look at this stretching in. back toward omaha. just north of st. louis. just south of chicago. and dives down to cincinnati. fog, sun, breezy. not as warm inland. fog increasing more this amp as that low drops into nevada. it looks like warmer weather monday and tuesday. >>> federal reserve chair will be talking about the health of the labor market. economists expect janet yellen there are several indicators in the jobs market. they also expect her to say the central bank won't hike interest rates. at least for mow she will focus on the number of people that are working part time but want full time jobs. when the markets open today, the is s & p starts trading at

in the pacific we have three storms, tropical storm marie, newly formed and tropical storm lowell andkarina. it has been more of an active season in the pacific than the atlantic. i want to tell you that the storms will continue to generate the southerly swell. the swell expected to continue along the coastline. be careful out there. if you decide to go out sealing or on the water, a high surf advisory for the southern california beaches. the south swell could raise the risk of rip currents. high surf advisory until sunday. here is the view and the temperatures are in the low 60s from san francisco to oakland and san jose. 59 in half moon bay. a view from our kgo roof camera, low clouds across the bay. temperatures in the 60s except santa rosa and novato in the 50s. pretty comfortable. visibility is fine and here is a look at the forecast. low clouds and fog. spotty morning drizzle and we are looking at mild conditions for the upcoming weekend. the low cloudiness and fog will be pushing well inland tomorrow morning. if your kids have games it will be back to schooltime. there will be

this is lowell, but the wave action or the southerly swell approaching the california coast at times could increase rip currents and make things a little treacherous on the beaches. we're not looking at surf getting above 6 to 8 feet at times, but the mixed swell will affect the coast. use a little caution on the coast over the next couple of afternoons. now it's not that storm, but another one, hurricane marie that could make for some interesting changes in our weather, perhaps by this time next weekend. one of the driest times of the year may be looking at a chance for seeing showers. but for now, we're looking at temperatures tomorrow very close to what we had today. 68 degrees in san francisco, closer to downtown san jose, 8 2 degrees. high pressure begins to build back in. mid-80s from the next two days, pretty comfortable. but then the numbers will jump to the low to mid-90s by wednesday and thursday. as high pressure builds in, that's going to lead to the weekend warmup. but as it moves on, maybe that opens the door for tropical moisture. the high builds in, that's a look at y

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the lowell moisture as well. tropical moisture curving out to the sea but you can still pull some of that moisture in the region for the threat of more enhangsed thunderstorms into the region. today into the midwest and northeast, looking for the threat of more showers. likely about an inch or two out there. still a tiny bit of scattered showers in the southeast. the big story is all of that moisture funneling in from that hot humid weather is still in place. now, you're adding warm temperatures as well as high pressure is expanding. what are you talki ing about? the temperatures that feel like the century mark and getting worse as we get towards the weekend. >> all right. it is still summer. >> a reminder. >> a reminder, indeed. >>> 19 minutes past the hour. we're following breaking news out of ferguson, missouri. tense protests overnight. but first, money mo'ne davis, 1s old, taking the mound again. andy scholes has the "bleacher report" next. i recommend pronamel. it helps strengthen the tooth and makes it mor

in the pacific we have three storms, tropical storm marie, newly formed and tropical storm lowell andricane karina. it has been more of an active season in the pacific than the atlantic. i want to tell you that the storms will continue to generate the southerly swell. the swell expected to continue along the coastline. be careful out there. if you decide to go out sealing or on the water, a high surf advisory for the southern california beaches. the south swell could raise the risk of rip currents. high surf advisory until sunday. here is the view and the temperatures are in the low 60s from san francisco to oakland and san jose. 59 in half moon bay. a view from our kgo roof camera, low clouds across the bay. temperatures in the 60s except santa rosa and novato in the 50s. pretty comfortable. visibility is fine and here is a look at the forecast. low clouds and fog. spotty morning drizzle and we are looking at mild conditions for the upcoming weekend. the low cloudiness and fog will be pushing well inland tomorrow morning. if your kids have games it will be back to schooltime. there w

in the pacific we have three storms, tropical storm marie, newly formed and tropical storm lowell andne karina. it has been more of an active season in the pacific than the atlantic. i want to tell you that the storms will continue to generate the southerly swell. the swell expected to continue along the coastline. be careful out there. if you decide to go out sealing or on the water, a high surf advisory for the southern california beaches. the south swell could raise the risk of rip currents. high surf advisory until sunday. here is the view and the temperatures are in the low 60s from san francisco to oakland and san jose. 59 in half moon bay. a view from our kgo roof camera, low clouds across the bay. temperatures in the 60s except santa rosa and novato in the 50s. pretty comfortable. visibility is fine and here is a look at the forecast. low clouds and fog. spotty morning drizzle and we are looking at mild conditions for the upcoming weekend. the low cloudiness and fog will be pushing well inland tomorrow morning. if your kids have games it will be back to schooltime. there will

you have the fog offshore but a southerly swell being pushed our way from tropical storm lowell. no interaction in terms of moisture that's going to bring us any showers. but later on late next week, it's what's left of another storm that could bring us a slight chance of a shower. is midweek, the valley temperatures climbing into the 90s. then we'll see what's left of the former hurricane here, maria. the moisture getting pushed along a trough of low pressure. one of the models we look at is hinting that maybe some of that could get pulled in this trough of low pressure and pull some showers our way. something to look forward to, perhaps. this time of year is normally one of the driest for the bay area. maybe we could see some showers coming up towards the very end of the month. but nothing to worry about tomorrow. 81 in san jose. upper 60s for pacifica with some morning drizzle and mist along the coast. san francisco in the upper 60s. for the north bay, temperatures in the 70s around santa rosa and pleasonton, about 87 degrees. short term, the temperatures cooling slightly. not

now tropical storm lowell then tropical storm karina while no major threat to land in terms of direct hit what they are doing is pushing that south swell towards us. so there is some concern for people who are out fishing or mariner and marine statement issued by national weather service that is in effect now through sun afternoon for our coast line and water. swell from the tropical storm could generate stronger currents. certainly chaotic mix swell is expected. so be careful throughout if you are going to go out. in southern california if travel to the beaches there this upcoming weekend risk of republic current due to the south swell from the exploratorium camera low cloud around coyote tower. temperatures low mid 60's really mild for san francisco oakland san jose san carlos gilroy 61 half moon bay 59 degrees high pressure from 2 to 16 degree ins cop cord and santa rosa so it was a warmer day. emeryville camera nice view across the bay. temperatures in the 50's for santa rosa novato 61 in napa upper 60's cop cord livermore still pretty warm as we expect for summertime in the eveni

for us, believe it or not, lowell is kick it up. really, the swell coming from different directions could pose a danger to some of you heading out on the water. keep that in mind. beautiful view from the camera, looking at a shallow fac layer, 1200 feet deep. here is a look at the temperatures. 72 in oakland, 76 in san jose. 87 in gilroy. the highs today, mid to upper 60s at the coast. livermore, you hit 90 degrees. feeling like summer again. patchy low clouds, sunny, 82 in santa rosa. 86 in livermore. up close and personal with the fog from the south beach camera. you will see patchy fog overnight tonight. cooler. mild to warm weather. wait for this weekend. the cloud pattern showing you a coast aal eddie that pulled awa clouds from the beaches. it's been a nice, sunny afternoon. the biggest change in the north bay. santa rosa, today you are in the low 80s. a big jump in temperatures. tomorrow, we are expecting the morning fog lingering into the afternoon. a cooler sea breeze. temperatures will fall a little bit for your friday aft

now tropical storm lowell then tropical storm karina while no major threat to land in terms of direct hit what they are doing is pushing that south swell towards us. so there is some concern for people who are out fishing or mariner and marine statement issued by national weather service that is in effect now through sun afternoon for our coast line and water. swell from the tropical storm could generate stronger currents. certainly chaotic mix swell is expected. so be careful throughout if you are going to go out. in southern california if travel to the beaches there this upcoming weekend risk of republic current due to the south swell from the exploratorium camera low cloud around coyote tower. temperatures low mid 60's really mild for san francisco oakland san jose san carlos gilroy 61 half moon bay 59 degrees high pressure from 2 to 16 degree ins cop cord and santa rosa so it was a warmer day. emeryville camera nice view across the bay. temperatures in the 50's for santa rosa novato 61 in napa upper 60's cop cord livermore still pretty warm as we expect for summertime in the eveni

hurricane lowell, tropical storm karina. the storm's not going to have a west coast landfall. but it's stirring up the pacific, that we'll look for rough seas friday, saturday and sunday. be careful if you're headed to the coastline. and nbcbayarea.com has your full weekend forecast. >>> throwing cold water on the ice bucket challenge. we'll tell you who is not allowed to participate. >>> and we also have jimmy. >> raj, jessica, and everyone in the bay area, josh brolin is my guest tonight. you have to watch. we're on next. >>> the ice bucket challenge has raised more than $41 million for a.l.s. and lou gehrig's disease. there were serious consequences today in kentucky. firefighters sprayed cold matter on the campbellsville university marching band. they were lowering the fire ladder near power lines when they were shocked by the electricity. four people were injured. two of them seriously. the students got out of the way just in time. but power was knocked out for about an hour. >>> seems like everyone's doing it. celebrities, tech moguls and former presidents are cleared fo

we have tropical storm lowell. carina was upgraded to a hurricane. the concern is there for beach goers and people heading to the beach. be careful. there's a high surf advisory for southern california beaches until 5:00 p.m. if you are heading down there, it may release the rip currents. foggy from the golden gate bridge camera. no surprise here. 68 in oakland. 76 right now in san jose. we are expecting the temperatures to recover for the second half of your weekend. here is the view from the lake tahoe camera. a late wind advisory is up. a sunny weekend with highs in the 70s, if you are going there. today's high temperatures in most areas down two to four degrees thanks to the sea breeze and cloud cover. mid-70s in santa rosa. 78 in livermore. here is my beautiful view. you can see the clouds stacked up. low clouds and fog overnight. patchy morning drizzle in the morning. a good push of the marine erinland. patchy morning drizzle for saturday morning plans. warm inlands, temperatures about the same as today. your morning plans will include damp roa

now tropical storm lowell then tropical storm karina while no major threat to land in terms of directhat they are doing is pushing that south swell towards us. so there is some concern for people who are out fishing or mariner and marine statement issued by national weather service that is in effect now through sun afternoon for our coast line and water. swell from the tropical storm could generate stronger currents. certainly chaotic mix swell is expected. so be careful throughout if you are going to go out. in southern california if travel to the beaches there this upcoming weekend risk of republic current due to the south swell from the exploratorium camera low cloud around coyote tower. temperatures low mid 60's really mild for san francisco oakland san jose san carlos gilroy 61 half moon bay 59 degrees high pressure from 2 to 16 degree ins cop cord and santa rosa so it was a warmer day. emeryville camera nice view across the bay. temperatures in the 50's for santa rosa novato 61 in napa upper 60's cop cord livermore still pretty warm as we expect for summertime in the evening fro

america's third largest poultry producer, sanderson farms of lowell, mississippi, is preparing to take a big hit. what do you think is going on here? what do you think vladamir putin is doing? >> i think it is politics. he is searching for however he can retaliate against the united states and west. and he's picked agriculture. >> reporter: sanderson farms is already lining up new customers. but russia relies on imports for 40% of its food. so experts say putin is only hurting his own country. >> he believes in matching force with force. he always retaliates. but in the end he is only making life more difficult for the people of russia. >> reporter: and putin won't stop at food imports. he is expected to ban european airlines, lufthansa, air france, british airways from flying over siberia. the shortest, cheapest route to asia. even though the western sanctions are already hurting all sectors of russia's collapsing economy. this week, aeroflot, a subsidiary of the russian national airline had to suspend flights to crimea unable to get boeing parts. thousands of russian tourists are str

but just to the south, we have tropical storm lowell not bringing us rain for now but tossing big waves coming up out of the south. we'll talk more about the changes in the forecast and the marine report and heat in the seven-day when we come back. >>> i'm tony kovaleski. coming up after the newscast, we investigate, 30 minutes of investigative journalism. tonight, we expose critical safety issues on public transportation and the roads and hold the powerful accountable. >> should that happen at all ever? even if there are signals in between, should two trains be heading toward each other? >> no. >> is this an appropriate use of tax dollars? >> it is an appropriate public/private partnership. >> what do you say to the people who want to know where their money is? >> we hope you join us right after this news cast here on nbc bay area. "we investigate." >>> a perfect kind of day today and a warm-up on the way. meteorologist rob mayeda here now with your microclimate forecast. >> nice start to the weekend. we had low clouds early. now mostly sunny skies. 75, not too bad. san francisco also

the next weather maker we could be following, tropical storm lowell to the south. no landfall for this for the west coast. but some of that moisture may make it to us by thursday and also 48. only about a 25% chance right now. i wanted to alert you of that. we'll continue to fine tune that forecast. you can get more on nbcbayarea.com. >>> still ahead, remembering an "snl" legend. plus a girl with a rare condition has her wish come true in the bay area. >> we have jimmy and some pretty good golfers. >> hey, guys. >>> one of the entertainment world's most familiar voices has died. >> it's saturday night live! >> that classic voice. don pardo was one of the long time voices for us at nbc. since 1944 he did all the introductions for saturday night live but he also announce think game shows like price is right and jemd. there was also a bay area radio link. you might remember his voice. he once book ended the 10 at 10:00 every morning. he died today in tucson, arizona. he was 96 years old. >> boy, what a career. and very unusual standing ovation for an extraordinary ent

we've got tropical storm karina, hurricane lowell. expecting any kind of west coast landfall, but the wave action associated with this actually will bring us very rough surf friday, saturday, and sunday. high waves, rip currents, also some chaotic swells. if you are headed to the beaches, your best advice is to stay out of the water and just soak up some of those sun rays. weekend forecast looks great across the south bay, mid and upper 80s on saturday and for the north bay, also tracking the 80s. more on the next game at the levi's stadium forecast coming up at 6:00 p.m. >> if that grass is healthy enough. >> yes, let's hope so. >> thanks, jeff. >>> still ahead at 5:00, tracking down lost gadgets and valuables at airports. the low-tech tip that may help you find them again. >>> take a look. fireworks might have started this fire. it happened overnight in oakland. it flushed out more than 30 people from their apartment. ten units of this apartment building were damaged and at least two businesses. the flames broke out in one building

one is hurricane lowell. they'll produce a southerly swell that is resulted in a marine statement sunday afternoon and evening there is a possibility of the southerly swell. and chaotic mixed swell, meaning it will originate in different directions overnight, clear conditions inland but there will be clouds near the coast. especially south of the golden investigate. temperatures upper 50s to around 60. tomorrow, highs from upper 70s to low 80s 79 in redwood city and mountain view. 65 on the half moon bay. so coast will be cooler tomorrow than today. up in the north bay, highs 82 in santa rosa. and 79 warmer pattern saturday, and about 80 next week. temperatures are warming up. >> yes. there you go. >> thank you. >> well, just ahead your chance to getting gently used musical instruments at a dees yents >> businesses buying new ones and gap, the san francisco based clothing retailer today reported better than expected profits and raised outlook for the rest of the year. sales were off, at gap stores and banana

left behind 24 cats a spokesperson says it's the fourth time in 18 months this happened it's not ill lowell but a spokesperson says it has to stop. >> our guess is that they're not spaying and neutering the cats. maybe friends and neighbors don't know the person has this many cats. part of loving an animal means spaying and neutering them so you don't end up with 100 homeless cats. >> adoption fees of $100 have been waved to help them find homes. >> teachers in a san francisco school are upset and angry after thieves stole thousands of dollars worth of technology at ghen park school yesterday. because the school had just finished an orientation, many doors were unlocked >> they looked like parents someone spread joy and love to us and someone took them from us. >> a departing teacher gifted those last year. >> the fight over the control of the san francisco water front heated up today. supporters want the commission to drop a lawsuit seeking to block prop b which is passed in june the lands commission maintains it's owned by the state and can only be managed by the port authority. >> it doe

left behind 24 cats a spokesperson says it's the fourth time in 18 months this happened it's not ill lowell but a spokesperson says it has to stop. >> our guess is that they're not spaying and neutering the cats. maybe friends and neighbors don't know the person has this many cats. part of loving an animal means spaying and neutering them so you don't end up with 100 homeless cats. >> adoption fees of $100 have been waved to help them find homes. >> teachers in a san francisco school are upset and angry after thieves stole thousands of dollars worth of technology at ghen park school yesterday. because the school had just finished an orientation, many doors were unlocked >> they looked like parents and someone spread joy and love to us and someone took them from us. >> a departing teacher gifted those last year. >> the fight over the control of the san francisco water front heated up today. supporters want the commission to drop a lawsuit seeking to block prop b which is passed in june the lands commission maintains it's owned by the state and can only be managed by the port authority. >> it

one is hurricane lowell. they'll produce a southerly swell that is resulted in a marine statement sunday afternoon and evening there is a possibility of the southerly swell. and chaotic mixed swell, meaning it will originate in different directions overnight, clear conditions inland but there will be clouds near the coast. especially south of the golden investigate. temperatures upper 50s to around 60. tomorrow, highs from upper 70s to low 80s 79 in redwood city and mountain view. 65 on the half moon bay. so coast will be cooler tomorrow than today. up in the north bay, highs 82 in santa rosa. and 79 in castro valley. warmer pattern saturday, and about 80 next week. temperatures are warming up. >> yes. there you go. >> thank you. >> well, just ahead your chance to getting gently used musical instruments at a dees yents >> businesses buying new ones and gap, the san francisco based clothing retailer today reported better than expected profits and raised outlook for the rest of the year. sales were off, at gap

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one was tropical storm lowell. weakening. hurricane karina, hurricane marie. no threats to the united states. here locally they'll bring choppy walter tomorrow. strong rip currents. be aware if you are heading to the beaches sunday. overnight lows. bay area. upper 50s. 60s. in south bay. 80. 85, morgan hill. mainly sunny skies. 73. san francisco. high of 69 degrees. 66, sunset district. 81 though. head towards sonoma. and, 82 for napa. 79, vallejo. and 76, union city. inland locations. warmest spot. 85, pittsburgh. 88 antioch. we don't have the wind. temperature thousands. 75. 4:00. temperature thousands at 78. uv index high side. oakland as at home. and by 3:00 p.m. temperatures holding steady in the upper 60s around 69 degrees. for the seventh inning stretch. accuweather forecast. mid 80s inland. mid 60s along the coast. talked the warm-up. inland locations go into the 90s. the coast warms up as well. heading into the low 70s by thursday. >> all right. thank you. >> sure. >> here with sports. seeing how the local baseball teams. >> a post season field. you'r

here's lowell, marie and karina. it's already impacting with mexico. winds at 70 miles per hour.e more, four muore and we're getting a hurricane. the rain bands impacting with mexico, very heavy downpours. this is not going to make landfall. it is heading off to the west. it's going to be over open water. we are going to switch gears, and we're going to talk some iceland volcano. when i see you in the next half hour i will be practicing the pronunciation once again. >> i'm going to test you because i'm not even going to attempt it. thank you very much ivan. >>> now are you watching cnn. and coming up, the russian convoy ha crossed into ukraine is still provoking international outcry. we'll see what this means for the country marked with conflict. 9m >>> welcome back to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm isa soares and these are the headlines. >>> first, the video you're about to see is disturbing. it was taken at a mass killing in a mosque. 70 worshippers were fatally shot and 17 others were wounded. shiite militias are blamed. >>> and this out of a town n

. >> newschopper 7 was over a serious crash of the anne arundel section of lowell this morning.what you're seeing is at about 9:00 a.m. near whiskey bottom road. the force of the crash split one of the vehicles in half. one person was airlifted to the hospital and we have no word on that person's condition at this time. let's get a check on what's happening in traffic this hour with bob immler standing by in the w.t.o.p. trafficv .e÷ cente. how's it looking this friday? >> on a friday afternoon with a lot of people trying to get to the bay bridge, long backups getting there because of a serious crash that has the ramp from eastbound route 50 to northbound i-97 blocked. a medvac helicopter is landing there as we speak. now traffic can't get on northbound 97 from the westbound side they should be able to do that. on 66 on the virginia side just volume delays trying to move west from the beltway and east into falls church. not bad between tysons and 270, just some volume here and there. outer loop quite slow from springfield to the wilson bridge. there are some stretches of slow tr

now, the other concern we're having, tropical storm lowell is out.ected to curve out to sea, all that air and monsoonal moisture will bring the bigger storm as we go through the next several days. that is something that we're monitoring here. eastern half of the country, ohio valley into tomorrow, scattered showers likely an inch or two of rain from that system. gint, down in the south, still looking for minute showers, all of that humid air, moisture coming from the gulf as it's pretty high. you're going to combine that air with high pressure building in, too. very hot and humid conditions over the next several days. building towards friday. 100 degrees, feels like temperature it's only going to get worse and seeing the temperatures climb. >> indra petersons, thank you for that. breaking news developments out of ferguson, missouri ahead. but first, you may not realize this, but your paycheck, it's shrinking. an early check of "your money" next. >>> let's get an early start on "your money." stocks approaching record highs. features down high. a sligh

this here, in particular, this is tropical storm lowell., you can see as it's moving nort -- not moving a lot, not very organized. i have the water vapor imagery turned on with this, and this tells the story of dry area in the bay area for us here at home. to note here throughout the next couple days, the outer bands, some of the outer bands you see here, those are showers and thunderstorms that are starting to form around the center of low pressure. what's going to happen over the next couple days, the coastline from southern california up to the bay area is looking at the threat for rip currents and increased humidity because of that moisture that's going to come this way. by tomorrow afternoon, what you'll find, again, we'll have a few clouds across the coastline, but look what happens by 5:00, 6:00, 7:00, the humidity hits the coastal mountains, talking about the potential of powering clouds, beginning stages of thunderstorms, but i don't think we'll get thunderstorm activity, but it will feel sticky, especially if you're going to be he

oakland's lowell park, food, music, and soccerment let's ceo plain.his means unity in swahili, but they are bringing together top chair musical performances, and african food and dance, and an soccer tournament. soccer starts at 10:00 a.m., music at noon, festival's free, and kids invited to participate in youth soccer activities. about the time playing youth soccer, friends from the small screen hit the big screen. it's the muppets. bring them to the theater for the 11:00 a.m. matinee, and as a special treat for the special occasion, there's a special q&a. the voice of gonzo. maybe he'll tell you what creature he is. favorite song? "it's not easy being green," but it is easy driving green. join me for my traffic reports monday here on "today in the bay." ♪ go! go! wow! go power...oats! go! made from oats cheerios! cheerios! go, go, go! go power oats! go! cheerios! go power! go...power! yayyyy! >>> you're watching "today in the bay." >>> morning to you, folks getting out bright and early, fresh air and exercise, and in san jose, folks sleeping in a li

for the remains of the tropical storm lowell.in california so we don't have to worry about that. it will take itself into the four corners. 60s for some. 60s for others. fairfield 60. livermore 60. san jose 61. half-moon bay 51. the key is travis. 26, 32. that is a sure sign it will warm up. this is a sure shine it will calm down. the water temps remain very warm. even moe degeorgia bay. monterey 64 and half-moon bay 64. so the coast even with the west wind and all of that fog it stays above normal on the temps for some. 59 san francisco to start. 62 in tahoe with a south wind gusting to 21. it's calm in truck key and 37. the rays will pick up in the sierra nevada. so any plans up there they could be pretty windy. and the low into arizona is push into new mexico and long gone for us. it could be a big weather maker as it moves across the country here. fog on the increase. it will pick up tonight into tomorrow. and it looks like by sunday we will see a rebound. low clouds and fog. a little cooler forecast. monday and tuesday looks

tropical storm rather lowell had been a hurricane.al storm corina 2 storms no effect on our weather but will have an effect on ocean matter producing a south swell an vultd we have a marin statement issued sunday evening, south swell from indicate ought ix mix flow which means the slow differenting from different people. officer knight conditions we see fog near the coast. locally beyond the coast. low pressure upper 50's to low 60's tomorrow mild warm conditions with high from upper 70's to sfeep at santa clara to low 80's, 81 at morgan hill. on the peninsula high near 80 degrees upper 70's at mount view low mid 60's open the coast with links ering fog low cloud. 67 degrees tomorrow with sea breeze. up in the north bay it is so home 72 oakland 79 castro valley 76 81 city. warm with high in the low to mid 80's. 81 at san are money and plane an -- pleasanton 85. 7 day fork. nice steadyy parent of upper 80's inland i mid 60's through monday then warmer. low 90's around the upper 70's near 70 on the coast. >> late summer warm-up. >> than

tropical storm marie and lowell and hurricane korean a but effect on ocean conditions.the strorms producing south swell so pacific water will be a little rocky and wavey and unsteady and that's important for you to necessity if you engage in activities on and/or near the water. moon while just to our south the coastal area of southern california under high surf advisory until 5:00 o'clock on sunday. more significant effect on the ocean water there just because of the tropical storm if his contributing to that south swell. risk of rip currents bear that in mind if you are down near or out on the sea this weekend. back to the bay area here. live view from the roof top cameral the embarcadero partly cloudy skie skies. 60 degrees at san francisco. low mid 60's at oakland san carlos. san jose t.hers nice partial view of sky lean downtown san francisco. we have some low clouds around. 60 degrees right now in santa rosa. 59 at napa and novato. 64 fairfield. 63 concord. 61 at livermore and looking at the golden gate bridge not foggy there. now probably foggy overnight. forecast

mia bloom, the professor of security studies at the university of massachusetts lowell and the authorbshells. paul cruickshanks is a cnn terrorism analyst and a former counterterrorism expert in the international terrorism operations section. good to have all of you. and i'm looking forward to this information. i'm really looking forward to hearing your story. you were a former jihadist. how were you recruited? >> i went through a period of self-radicalization. there is no single pathway. everyone has a different profile. my particular one led me from not isolated, very integrated experience in high school. but by the age of 19, i became very religious. and i had a chance encounter with the taliban in 1995 in pakistan. that sent me down the road of jihadi thinking until the 9/11 attacks which made me reconsider my views. >> how did you have a chance encounter with the taliban? >> so it's -- i was with a local group that proselytizes to muslims and tells them in order to bring about change in the world you have to be more ritually observant. with this group, i was just going, walking a

the next is lowell. it is stirring up a lot of wave action. we're talking about a dangerous potentially deadly rip currents and chaotic swells. if you're thinking of heading to the beaches it's going to be best left that you're out there along to shoreline enjoying the view. let's take you to the weekend forecast. see across the north bay temperatures in the upper 80s. east bay, 86. san francisco, 71 on saturday. and for the south bay, 88. if you have heading out this weekend to the santa clara valley, your former candlesticker with the 49ers and now heading down here to levi's stadium. it's going to be hotter. the forecast for the air temperature is 81 at 1:00 p.m. 84 at 4:00 p.m. if you're out in the sun and we know some of the stands are hotter than other locations, that 84 probably will feel like 89 to 90. remember the spf and also remember to drink plenty of water. let's hope that game gets going. we don't have any more turf problems. just saying. >> yeah. >> just saying more water than beer with that heat. >> one for one. >>> inductees a

this was a hurricane, lowell, now a tropical storm, increased the southerly swell in southern california to strengthen. right now it's at 65 miles per hour and we'll look for, that's 85 miles per hour and we'll look for us to increase slightly. weaker hurricane is corina at 80 miles per hour. this weakens, this strengthens, this continues to dissipate into a tropical depression in the days ahead. it means a strong southerly swell for southern california. the possibility of rip currents and locally looking at mixed swell here's in the bay area. so downtown los angeles, 81 degrees. 77? san diego, with low 90s. lake tahoe in the 70s, western nevada in the 80s and overnight lows near freezing. 68 in monterey. we'll look for temperatures around the bay to be quite pleasant. pretty average from half moon bay to san francisco. low 70s in santa cruz. and the 80s out towards concord. mid 80s in livermore. and up in the north bay. pretty warm for lake port. so tomorrow add on a few degrees of warming inland. then the changes come for the week ahead. east bay this evening, it should be mild in the

. >> reporter: we have all seen deer but the the dough shelley lowell spotted in her yard in danbury last week even was something else again, all white, head to hough. >> to see 1lone white deer dear was pretty amazing. >> reporter: she shot this video so people would believe her. >> i never seen a deer that color. i have only seen them the brown, and white. >> reporter: she saw it right over here, statistically one in every hundred deer are born that way but rare thing toys see one make it past first couple months of life because it is do i hide from predators when dressed in white. >> it is a pie ball deer as opposed to albino deer. it is just white instead of brown. >> reporter: that according to the environmental director in wilton, these deer thrive where there is more snow cover but this one is beaten the odds and captured a lot of imaginations. >> it is interesting. weird things are interesting. >> reporter: even neighbor, shown here a gardener with the giant squash here who hates mess deer said wow give this girl a pass. >> unaudible. >> reporter: they with like to see her ag

the other area of -- well, the area really so far this year, the eastern pacific, karina, lowell and. this is the one already impacting with mexico. you don't need a tropical system to make landfall to wreak havoc across the region. look at port tote vallarta. the heavy rain bands associated with the system are coming ashore with heavy downpours going into baja and the center of circulation staying well offshore. it is a gorgeous place. i must imagine people sitting on the beach not going to have a good time because it's going to be pouring on them, you unfortunately. i guess you can still drink the margueritas. >> that's important with salt, please. so have you taken the ice bucket challenge, ivan? >> i have not. >> i should have challenged you. i should have challenged you. >> we should do a challenge. >> it felt pretty good because it's so hot in atlanta. >> you did it. >> i did. i challenged john vauss. >> check it out. >> we're talking about the ice bucket challenge because everybody is doing it. it is certainly a bizarre little fund raidser but boy is it working. more than $53

two drop cat cyclones, you have lowell, that's a big one, then karina just to the south.ng to kick up a significant southwest swell here in the bay area, but we're also going to be getting our traditional northwest swell. we are counting on chaotic mix swell out there. and that could produce dangerous rip currents. if you're headed out to the beach, keep that in mind. but if you want to safer option, we're always looking for those for you. dive in movie night. this is happened in san ramone, they're showing finding nemo, 7:00, it'll be 73 degrees. what a fun way to watch a movie out there. it's absolutely free and so is the popcorn. nice and pleasant all weekend long, upper 60s coming your way in san francisco. looking good for outdoor plans. here's mike to help you get to the weekend. >>> if you have popcorn, feel bad fortunate clean up crew at the pool. overhere, westbound 580 moves smoothly here el charro over to tassajara. isabell, earlier crash and another one further over towards castro valley. just keep that in mind. they're over on the shoulder. look at san jose n

and right now we are tracking karina down to the south, then lowell to the north.e things from both systems, this is going to feed into the subtropical moisture that we've been receiving here in the bay area over the past couple weeks. notice the difference saturday into sunday. but even more significant, are the waves we're expecting. traditionally we get the waves out of the north, but we're also going to get the quells out of the southeast, that is going to produce a chaotic mixed swell. and we're going to see very, very reduced types between the periods as well. maybe 14 seconds between those waves. so ie, my warning to you, beware of rip currents if you're going to be out there in the water. better to the go to a guarded beach, and we're also still getting the warmer than average water currents. temperatures right now, # 0 to # 5 degrees offshore where traditionally we're in the mid-50s. these are your temperatures for local beaches this weekend, like i said, if you're headed out there, take it easy, very cautious in the water. temperatures are going to be com

so joining me now is mubin sheikh, and mia bloom, professor of security studies at lowell and authorombshells." paul cruickshank, cnn terrorism analyst. mubin, men from minnesota. there are reports three men from minnesota have been radicalized. isis targeting specific states or areas in the u.s. for recruitment? >> yes, of course. the somali community is particularly attractive, especially because of the brand development of shabaab. if you remember the convert, half muslim, half american background, al amriki who had gone to fight for the cause. and he actually starts to speak out against some of the wrongdoings of the group and they eventually killed him because of it. it's because of the brand development that they already have with al shabaab and their recruitments into the somali community in particular. >> mia, another recruitment video today of yet another young radicalized man from minnesota. his name is troy kastigar. he was a high school friend of douglas mccain's. listen to this. >> if you guys only knew how much fun we have over here. this is the real disneyland. you can

high surf because of lowell, a tropical system could be looking at waves from 10 to 15 feet. heads up to the surfers out there. >>> good sat morning. i am meteorologist, tedd florendo. look for khoudy skies for the day today and some breaks of sun here and there, and there's a slight chance of showers off and on for the day today but not an entire washout, and temperatures are going to be cool. 76 degrees for the high. that's definitely not what we get this time of year. we will warm up to the upper 80s by the end of the week. . >>> and everybody this is andrea. andrea, back to you. >> hello, so glad you are here today. maria, thank you. >>> just ahead, pat o'brien and how he came back from the brink >>> just ahead, pat o'brien and how he came back from the brink a woman who loves to share her passions. grandma! mary has atrial fibrillation, an irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. that puts her at a greater risk of stroke. rome? sure! before xarelto®, mary took warfarin, which required monthly trips to get her blood tested. but that's history. back to the

high surf because of lowell, a tropical system could be looking at waves from 10 to 15 feet.eads up to the surfers out >>> good morning, 6:04, waking up to clouds and fog in the san francisco area. emeriville cam, you can see the city, not too bad. highs today, 70 in san francisco and the 80s inland valley. warmest spot is the trivalley, 80 degrees, mid-70s in the peninsula, and tomorrow, tropical moisture, and that could increase humidity threat. we'll talk about that coming up this morning at 7:00. . >>> and everybody this is andrea. andrea, back to you. >> hello, so glad you are here today. maria, thank you. >>> just ahead, pat o'brien and how he came back from the brink >>> just ahead, pat o'brien and how he came back from the brink a woman who loves to share her passions. grandma! mary has atrial fibrillation, an irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. that puts her at a greater risk of stroke. rome? sure! before xarelto®, mary took warfarin, which required monthly trips to get her blood tested. but that's history. back to the museum? not this time! now

hornll look at lowell big and the attempts to take land that had previously been promised to native americans. that led to the conflict known as custer's last stand up. >> when you come out west they want to turn the sioux and cheyenne and arapahoe and the blackfoot and the crow into christian farmers. sitting bull is not going to scratch and claw at the ground with a hoe. crazy voices not going to surrender his pony to a plow. they are hunters. they are warriors. that is their vision. mid-1870's, there is a stock market crash of the banking system rolls over. people are losing their jobs and life savings. there is 20% unemployment. does any of that ring a bell? it is tough times in america. ulysses s. grant is the , he is going to the economy orte lose reelection. there is gold of the black hills. newspaper reports say all you have to do is walk to the grass and pick up nuggets off the tops of your shoes. minors and prospectors of entrepreneurs are pouring into the hills overnight. every one of them. they are an illegal alien. the black hills belong to the sioux. guaranteed by the treaty of

lowell drizzle. it will gave way to -- local drizzle. it will gave way to sunshine.s sal. >>> we're looking at traffic. i'm looking for the latest on the traffic in the east bay. this is westbound 24. remember, yesterday we had such a terrible day here. westbound 24 between pleasant hill road and the tunnel only 13 minutes and traffic is going to be better by the time you reach oakland. i also want to mention that the traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza has been slow, about a 25 to 30-minute delay with no major issues. as a matter of fact, if you are driving into san francisco the traffic does get better by the time you reach the city side. but there will be plenty of waiting here. someone just asked me about 880. the traffic on 880 southbound is still very heavy. they have opened the lanes. they opened the lanes a while peag. but traffic on 880 heading south out of san leandro to hayward is a terrible mess. i really can't recommend an alternate because everyone has thought of them. people are using the san mateo bridge, the dumbarton bridge, trying to get over to 1

lowell off the coast of mexico, moisture staying south of california, the storm expected to track off northwest. the trappic season in the atlantic up until now to september 10th. that dry air is keeping things pretty quiet for now. >> a major sports team will soon have a new owner. the new york islanders are being sold to professional investors. they'll have a minority stake in the team in two years become majority owners. the current owner is purr pouredly losing $20 million a year on the islanders. >> coming up, the situation in ferguson is not just making headlines in this country. we'll show you how people in other parts of the world are reacting to the police shooting. russia and china are questions america's commitment to human rights. >> the nfl giving new meaning to the term pay to play. we'll tell you why the league wants big musical act to say pay big bucks for the right to play at superbowl's half time show. we are back in two minutes. >> stay with us. >> stay with us. >> these young people deserve justice >> anatomy of a protest... >> ...the police look like they're getti

moisture is from the tropical storm lowell, pushing up across the ba. >> peninsula and southwest. this is fueling thunderstorms that develop in the afternoon, these monsoonal showers and moisture coming up aided by the tropical storm. we'll continue to see these showers develop, but we're not getting that rain over areas of california where it is desperately needed. >> ok, thank you. >> we are still talking about the rough road ahead for ferguson, missouri. >> attorney general eric holder is promising a fair investigation. we're looking at the many hurdles facing the local and federal probes. >> a highway patrol officer in california now facing criminal charges after this. seen on videotape beating a woman on the side of a busy road. >> russia shuts down some mcdonald's restaurants for health violation, but some say the move is anti american. >> today's number is $3,002,000,000. >> america's team, as they call themselves just got a little more valuable. that is today's big number, 3.2 monday. >> that is the new evaluation for the dallas cowboys, the eighth straight year they toppe