outside of that the day planner looks dry, lunchtime, 82 degrees, 3:00 p.m., 8 # degrees and 6:00 p.m., 82 degrees. as we look ahead it does look like a muggy weekend. next week you're going to wake up and think it's september. i'll have the cooler numbers in the seven day when i come right back. >> "action news" was on the scene on the 100 block of east ontario street in the city's kensington section. flames were shooting from the basement and first floor of the row home. the woman is expected to be okay. no word on what may have sparked that blaze. >>> there's still no sign of the carjackers who killed three children in a hit-and-run crash. philadelphia police are scouring surveillance video hoping it offers clues. meanwhile, a memorial is growing at allegheny and germantown avenue where the children died in front of their mother. an suv carjacked plowed into a fruit stand. the kids were there collecting money for their churn. the carjackers took off leaving the mother to die. the mother's sister made a plea. >> whoever did it, they need to come forward, maybe know something somebod

by lunchtime you might take an umbrella.i wouldn't get too hung up on the exact location of these storms. isolated storms are possible with temperatures in the mid- 80s by lunchtime. by 4:00, you could come across a storm or light shower up towards 270 and out toward darnestown about it, 6:00 maybe a shower down toward culpeper. they're all green, heaviest activity probably in the mountains again between 6 and 7:00 tomorrow evening, temperatures still 83 in cumberland. you can walk the dog tomorrow night, temperatures back in the 70s, but the showers end. 74 at 7:00, 78 at 9:00, 83 by 11:00, 86 by 1:00, maybe a shower by 1:00. next three days some storms wednesday, 92. that's the most uncomfortable day this week and showers and storms thursday, 87. we may have to make that a yellow alert day. next seven days friday very nice, pleasant, less humid, pleasant saturday, just a few storms sunday and monday and temperatures still in check, maybe 90 by next monday. >>> it seems the potholes out there are still driving you crazy hal

pittsburgh has bright, sunny conditions, by lunchtime we'll start to see the skies brighten up a little bit. later this afternoon looks like nothing more than a combination of sun and clouds. it's not a washout even though your seeing the showers out there this morning. the model shows more clouds than sun. later this afternoon, more sun than clouds. overnight tonight, clouding back up. firchg tomorrow morning -- first thing tomorrow morning, the model is showing heavy thunderstorms across southern new jersey. 4:30 p.m. you could see heavier weather, northern chester county and more cells down here towards the south. storm prediction center has the entire viewing area in a slight risk for severe weather. the main concern would be damaging winds. we could see winds in excess of miles per hour. hail possible with some of the storms, drenching downpours, the humidity levels will increase overnight tonight you'll notice that. at the jersey shore, sun and clouds on the beach. 82 degrees, humid for tomorrow, numerous thunderstorms around, but, again, sunday is not a wash either. keep an eye t

patchy low clouds inland to about lunchtime. sunshine for areas around santa cruz, the valleys though much cooler today, 80s to just some low 90s inland and the late day sea breeze will pick up from 15 to 30d miles an hour. the low clouds across the central bay. that'll continue to be the story for at least about 11:00 this morning, all day event there on the coast, and as early as about 6:00, 7:00 heading into the evening, low clouds approaching the tri-valley by 9:00 tonight. 65 in san francisco for the north bay, you'll see temperatures cooler today, temperatures there in the low 80s around santa rosa and napa. near 90s for a change from the 105 degrees we saw yesterday, mike. >> that's better as far as the temperatures go because i don't like the high temperatures. we're looking over here, don't like the slower drive in and don't like the reason for the traffic issues going over here past the coliseum. let me give you the good news first, the traffic lanes are all open in northbound 880 at 98th. you see the live shot there.

hot by lunchtime. 68 to 89. winds southwest at 10. by the afternoon, here we go.artly cloudy skies, hot and humid. thunderstorms. low 90s. winds west, southwest at 10. if this front slows down we could be in the mid-90s tomorrow. showers in the mountains. that will keep temperatures in the 70s in oakland. 88 in cumberland. storms west of the divide, 10:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m. in the morning. cumberland lunchtime. happingers burg 1:00 p.m. now we have 91 gaithersburg. 91 downtown. low 90s fairfax. and by andrews low 90s. by the water, upper 80s in annapolis. no small craft advisory. i would be off the water tomorrow by 6:00 ahead of the storms. let's break this down. 68 in the morning. 75 by 7:00 p.m. 80 by 9:00 a.m. upper 80s by 11:00 a.m. still dry but muggy. and low 90s as by 1:00 p.m. and dry. next three days, yellow alert tomorrow. storms. some heavy. thursday, good news, bad news, the front goes through us. 86. less humid but showers are responsible on thursday. nothing crazy heavy. great friday, mid-80s. next 7 days. nice on saturday too. 90 but it won't be that

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lunchtime, near 90 in fairfield, and look at san jose, up to 83 degrees. finishing the day tomorrow around 4:00, 5:00, mid-90s towards fairfield, antioch, livermore before the sea breeze kicks on. the warmest days of the week will be as we head into the weekend. high pressure building in, and numbers climbing to mid to upper 90s in a few spots as early as friday. tomorrow, look at san jose, 78 degrees. 75 around embarcadero. the five-day trend for san jose, it spikes friday into saturday. low 90s in the forecast. cooling is in towards monday. that's going to include monsoon moisture. we'll talk more about those thundershowers possibly coming back to the forecast at 6:00 for parts of the coastal hill tops. for the bay area tomorrow, 90 in santa rosa. look where the temperatures are headed over the next few days. temperatures getting close to 100 degrees on friday and saturday. relative cooling into the low 90s. monday, humidity levels creep back up as we could see more mountain thundershowers in the forecast. a closer look at that and the return to some of

it may be cloudy when you leave but it won't be by lunchtime or when you get home. hess humid the rest of the week -- less humid the rest of the weekend. 73 at 7:00. plenty of clouds. a couple of showers maybe down into southern section esof st. mary's. that's about it. by lunchtime, breaks n clouds. i wouldn't get exactly hung up on where the storms are. know there will be a couple of hours around if you are walking to lunch. temperatures don't exactly surge tomorrow which is good. even by 4:00, it's only 80 downtown. plenty of 70s in the burbs. all of the heavy activity to the south of us. but a couple of are still possible a even into the 5:00 and 6:00 hour. 80 at 5:30. a couple of showers down by fredricksburg. and then by 8:00, it will take a while for you folks in southern maryland to clear. be patient. you will end up with a nice evening. temperatures will hold in the 70s there. by 10:00, perfect for walking the dog. temperatures in the mid-70s downtown. already showing up in the 60s in the burbs. everyone will fall in the 60s tomorrow night. a fantastic thur

they also are among the 54 winners of the third annual healthy lunchtime challenge. first lady michelle obama hosted a kids state dinner at the white house today to recognize winning chefs. contestants between the ages of 8 and 12 had to whep up healthy, affordable, and tasty original lunchtime recipes. one winner from each state and the district was chosen. out of more than 1,500 entries. some of the winning recipes were served at the event in the east room, and guess who stopped by. >> we have a lot of state dinners around here. >> we do. >> they're not always as cheerful and fun as this. first of all, everybody is older and a little stogier, but this is a much hipper crowd. we are so proud of you to see the kind of leadership you're taking. >> can you find a list of all the winning dishes on our website, nbcwashington.com. just search healthy lunchtime challenge. >>> beyonce is not in the rock 'n' roll hall of family yet, but her clothes soon will be. ♪ ♪ man on my hip >> the outfits she wore during her super bowl performance and music videos will be featured in t

and we're talking about a rapid warmup between now and lunchtime. temperatures are going to be in the 80s in some cities as of lunchtime. we don't hit highs until 3:00 p.m. that's the warmest time of day, this time of year, your sunrise is now coming in at about 6:05 this morning and it is going to be spectacular. we are going to show you live right here on nbc bay area. the heat is on as we get into the next couple days. in particular, tomorrow is going to be the hottest day. and we could see 105 degrees in places like antioch, today, i bont shocked to see isolated triple digits in the hottest across the bay area, 90s in the inland valley spots. south bay, we're going to get a taste of the 90s. we been in the 80s for the past ten days, you'll notice that difference. 91 degrees for the south bay today. 89 on the peninsula. 85 for the east shore, and 78 degrees in san francisco, a beautiful day shaping up for you in the city by the bay. that heat will come on stronger through tomorrow in the city, you're talking about temperatures in the mid-80s. you

even at about lunchtime. we're going to see 90s out there at lunchtime.st point of the day is typically 3:00 to 4:00. the time that you really to want bulls eye for staying inside today is going to be between about noon and 5:00. and if you don't have an air conditioner, tonight will be balmy, but if you play your cards right, you can beat the heat. go ahead and shut the blinds in your home before you leave, also between the hours of 12:00 and 5:00. don't add heat to your home. it's good not to use those heat appliances like the drier and the dishwasher for example until after that sun drops off. and about 8:30 at night, that's when we're going to cool you off significantly, especially at the coast. 85 degrees in san francisco. temperatures are really comfortable for us. the first parking lot of the day -- part of the day, and san francisco this afternoon, 85 degrees. by lunchtime, that's about the time you really to want start to head indoors in junior inland hot spots. you can probably stay outside. heat's not too unbearable for today. still 85 in the c

it'll burn off by lunchtime. 79 degrees for the south bay. 74 for the pence last today. 65 degrees in san francisco. 80 in the north bay, we're looking good on the east shore. here's mike inouye with the drive. >>> southbound 101, curves at tera linda. you can see all the lights across the span, christina just told you, low clouds will begin rolling in later on this morning. we'll watch for the effects of fog. so far none here. between the two points, richmond san rafael bridge. heading over to richmond, slowing after you get off the brej and heading towards cutting boulevard. there's an oil spill overnight and work continues on the right shoulder. i've seen over the last 45 minutes slowing there. rest of the bay moves smoothly. we ended with this map, west 580 slowing up big, thank you. >> thank you very much. >>> 5:12, the fight over parking in one peninsula neighborhood, how it could lead to league action, next. >>> plus caught on camera, couple takes a trip to the museum and they leave with a baby dinosaur. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. what's that alarm

overcast and later on today by lunchtime, mostly sunny. plentiful sun in the south bay.nd 70s in july is always a treat. 79 degrees for us here, 74 on the peninsula. 65 degrees in san francisco for today. getting into wine country all weekend long, holding on to the low 80s. so today, tomorrow, saturday, and sunday. gorgeous conditions up there in oakland this weekend, beautiful conditions will persist as well. upper 60s to low 70s, and then yeah, we'll stay steady in the tri-valley as well with the low 80s coming your way. really a beautiful weekend. no extremes in sight, you will notice on the bottom of your screen, we are going to warm up tuesday and wednesday of next week. and here is a preview of the places that will likely be jam packed this weekend. earlier you can get out there, the better off you'll be when it comes to the crowds if you don't to want experience those crowds. 74 degrees bodega bay. 75 on sunday. surf's up, large northwest swells out there. you might to want keep in mind, could see a risk. rip currents. we'll talk about that tomorrow. let's check

it was lunchtime. it was friday. early march. it was a beautiful day. there are all sorts of people milling around between class is hanging and having lunch. he stops for a moment and guest to the central area and guns the gas and dry as fast as he can veering did people as this kattegat of the way. he hits nine people. some of them went off the windshield, some of the bumpers, what went under a tire. unfortunately he did not kill anybody is. broken bones. we were fortunate to have his incompetence or whatever, lack of foresight and he picked a location that is some of the central. university campus, it's a pretty -- aside you would not expect a terrorist attack, but it is also a very short area, and he could not get that much speed going. he had to stop and turn to get out of there. he could not go as fast as you would have needed to in order to . so he drove off campus and had to decide, and my going to give myself up, make a run for or go engage in some other act of violence. he decides to give himself up people's over a neighborhood and pulls out hi

reading, 69 and allentown, 66. 9:00 a.m., 73, lots of high clouds, lunchtime, 78, there's that high around 3:00 p.m. of 82. coming up we have a lot of weekend clouds as i talking about and then i meant turns hotter, tuesday, wednesday and thursday, along with that comes the humidity and the possibility of thunderstorms. i'll have all the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just a little bit. >> the big story on "action news" is the latest on in the investigation of the malaysia airline passenger jet that was shot down over ukraine. world leaders are demanding that independent investigators be given immediate unrestricted access to the crash site. more than two dozen officials from u.n. security and cooperation in europe arrived yesterday. rebels only allowed them to conduct a superficial inspection. the u.n. reiterated what president obama said that the rocket fired from the jet was likely from pro russian separatists. samantha powers said they initially claimed responsibility spe ouhi >>upan sshoo'ttshos withoutequit reac t aid i asemecaeaol las jh, en o.andt himr t

but misty skies through lunchtime. and partly cloudy skies in the afternoon. the sea breeze will be ha little less strong for places inland. that will weaken as the high pressure builds up. despite misty skies and a lot of fog in the bay area, not just in typical spots like san francisco and the north bay, but spreading to livermore and patches of low clouds closer to san jose. so in the afternoon, some of the preview of our temperatures, san jose climbing to the low 80s after the clouds break up. another location closer to 90. but look at those skies this morning. a lot of low clouds for the moment. another thing to watch out for more so tomorrow and tuesday is a slight chance of seeing summer showers coming to the coastal mountains. for this morning, it's all about the low clouds and drizzle. in the afternoon as the high pressure strengthens, that's going to boost the valley temperatures. 80s to low 90s in the forecast for the afternoon. and monday we have a high center to the north. and the flow around it clock wise starting to pull up the moisture in the s

it's changing in a good way. 76 by 9:00 a.m., 79 by noon, once we get past by lunchtime we'll see drying, 80 is the high by 4:00 p.m. back to 77 by 6:00 p.m. with lowering humidity and increasing sunshine the later afternoon hours look good. i'll have the rest of the weekend call coming up. >> reporter: you know how i feel about leftovers, i don't like them. we have leftovers from last night. septa airport and regional lines were not running because of signal problems. they are running shuttle buses between the city and the airport if that's the line you're going to take. no service to substitute for the newark/wilmington line, use the 101 or 1 oh, 2 trolley. -- 102 trolley. hop on a bus or take a cab. holiday schedules on the regional rails means a sunday schedule. >>> still working on a crash approaching 202 on schuylkill expressway. you're feeling independent on most of the these roads, i-95 looks fine. kelly drive will close for the independence day regatta. the inner drives. benjamin franklin parkway are closed as are the ramps leading to it. expect chestnut street to be blocked at

by lunchtime it's clear even at the coast. as we head into 7:00 tomorrow afternoon it is clear everywhere. but breezy temperatures tomorrow just like today. almost exactly the same day except no rain no thunder. after this things really warm up. we're going to come back and look at the long range forecast. >>> cracking down on water wasters. the lenght and expense one water district expects to go through tonight. >>> fans know him as half of the giants broadcast team. in three minutes the debilitating disease we learned today that's affecting mike crucco. (vo) the co-pilots. all sitting... ...trusting... ...waiting... ...for a safe arrival. introducing the all-new subaru legacy. designed to help the driver in you... ...care for the passenger in them. the subaru legacy. it's not just a sedan. it's a subaru. >>> we're learning new information about the man accused of impersonating a police officer. he's accusedded of preying on immigrant men from central america. a neighbor tells ktvu bugay was always picking fights. and the lan

♪ everybody here got the lunchtime blues ♪ ♪ they need to be inspired something better than the rest.ton peach iced tea ♪ with that ham and cheese ♪ ♪ it tastes so sunshine-y [ carl ] ♪ drink it down and you'll believe ♪ ♪ the taste of peachiosity sfx: car unlock beep. [ carl ] ♪ drink it down and you'll believe ♪ vo: david's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. >> he is one of the hottest artists of the summer. jake owens. he is currently headlining a 75 city tour to promote his cd which hit number one on the billboard country music charts. he's here with us. it's hard to believe you're such a hard working country star. >> i wish i could. >> when you perform, i went to one of your concerts, i was like oh, my god, he doesn't have his shoes on. that's great. >> this is the video i took. >> that's my iphone baby. you had that whole joint rocking. >> where was that. >> that was the hammerstein ball

by about lunchtime, we'll start to break out into a bit of sunshine. temperatures with anhi at allill make into the upper 80s and low 90s. our future weather forecast, it doesn't look like much on the computer models. just a few hit and miss chances. that's where the best rain chances will be later on today. things will be generally quiet overnight tonight though i couldn't rule out a passing shower. there's a little rain chance early on your sunday. and then tomorrow late morning, another chance for showers coming back in. and tomorrow afternoon that's when the rain chances really start to ramp up quite a bit. and sunday night into monday morning, that's when we have to worry about severe weather. with all this in mind, here's your seven-day forecast. probably going to have to worry about wet weather. we're going to have a weather alert day. an opportunity for severe weather tomorrow afternoon. and that will come with all the usual suspects. not only a high wind and hail, but there will be a tornado threat as well. we'll have to watch this careful. >>

. >> a louisville metro lunchtime tradition.nd -- >> you don't want your son on the streets. >> no, sir. >> is that why you were hurting yourself? >> yeah. >> dr. easley attempts to get through to laron moore.  >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. ♪ >> last call. come on. >> at the louisville metro department of corrections jail, lunchtime means the cellophane-wrapped meals most everyone here calls szabos. >> the reason we call them szabos is because years ago our vending company was called szabo and they made the sandwiches at the time. and we no longer use them, but the name stuck with the sandwiches. >> would you eat that szabo right now? >> no, i would not. >> why? >> why? well, for one thing inmates prepare it. >> inmates like brian walden. >> what you do is you lay five rolls, four pieces of bread with two pieces of mustard, two pieces of cheese, three cookies, and then you just wrap them up. a szabo wrap. i won't touch them. i mean, i've got to touch them, but i don't like to. >> but making sz

go away as you pass wednesday and thursday. 88 degrees in san jose, we'll probably eat there by lunchtime tomorrow. that should put a cap on these afternoon temperatures. mid 90s for saratoga tomorrow. mostly could day skies on tuesday. temperatures may temporarily drop down a little bit. and then as we head towards next weekend, lower 80s around the south bay. for the north bay, we'll see highs in near santa rosa. still pretty hot for the next couple of days. it's not untim friday those temperatures will level off. but over the next two days, as femptures stay in the 90s, there's that slight chance to see a stray shower or two or lightning possible in the coastal range. back to you. >> sounds good, thank you, rob. >> they're off. tens of thousands of athletes sizzle through the streets of san francisco. >> we'll see what it was like from the runner's perspective of this year's marathon. >>> well, he's tobacco. residents have been warned if they hear gunshots or explosions next week, don't be concerned: it's just arnold. the term nay xx is back handling his business. did i do that justice

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. >> lunchtime got so busy and they are out of propane. they change before they finish. >> reporter: he has been build being food trucks for years making sure they meet standards. he doesn't know what happened yesterday but suspects the tank in the back of the truck may have been leaking. >> i think maybe it's leaking from the tank behind. it's not from the kitchen. it doesn't have -- if it's small leak, it doesn't make that one. >> reporter: according to city records, 312 food trukz licensed by the department of licenses and inspections. get this, two city and two state departments told me they do not inspect the propane tanks on food trukz. nobody could tell me who is responsible. it's important the truck owners are careful. >> if they smell gas, shut off everything on the truck. never going to start the job if they smell gas. >> reporter: one food truck overer, he tells me he buys his propane tanks brand new to make sure they are not damaged and they operate properly. live in university city, harry hairston, nbc 10 news. >> find complet

he was told it could have been finished as soon as lunchtime. the actual autopsy could indeed go on until later in the day. we understand it's carried out by israeli doctors. there's also a palestinian doctor present. at this time the israeli police are saying what happens to the body is out of their hands. it's in the hands of the doctors quite literally. >> it's fairly calm where you are at moment clearly. is there acceptance this is part of the procedure or anger he hasn't been released? >> reporter: there was anger and suspicion of why the body wasn't handed back to the family more quickly. the family of khdair said yesterday after his son's body was found he was kept by police for questions for eight hours. he said he was under pressure to perhaps say his son had not been killed as a reveng attack. this is after the three teen's bodies were found on the west bank monday. indeed he said the israeli police were trying to persuade him to say it was family feud or some kind of criminal intent. the family says he was abducted early yesterday mor

the hour-by-hour forecast for the remainder of the day, by lunchtime, the mid-80s at lunchti lunchtime. a rain threat as early as noon. shower and thunderstorm chances will creep back in once again after noon. expect a high of 89 degrees with another day to potentially get to 90 degrees. only 14 days so far have been 90 degrees or higher. that's half in years past in this state. now we'll go to melissa mollet with a check on traffic. >>> we have big backups on 95 south in maryland at 100 with the right lane blocked causing serious delays from an earlier tractor-trailer crash. another disabled tractor-trailer, virginia 95 northbound, have slow right before you hit the beltway. you're going 14 miles per hour. also an accident on the inner loop at central avenue. and then taking a look at the bw parkway out of town looks good, a little farther out of town is seeing delays. and we have a delay on the yellow line coming up in ten minutes. >> a small child turns 1. why is it so important? because it happens to be prince george, okay? the tradition his family will have at kensington palace to

the driver of this blue lexus crashed through the front door of this cities restaurant about noon lunchtime during the lunch hour when it's busy inside. the driver of the car was taken to the hospital but it's not clear what her injuries are exactly or exactly why this happened. >>> a woman is in the hospital and two men in jail after the crash of a carjacked vehicle in a police pursuit. it ended here at 30th and myrtle after the two men were spotted in a stolen car. at least two other vehicles were damaged in the crash and a woman in one of the cars was injured. the suspects tried to take off running but were arrested after a brief search. >> a new set back for a former al media county supervisor and wife of bill lochier. the woman resigned after having an addiction and affair is recoup ruth rating from a broken back. she tripped on a narrow spiral staircase on saturday. she's being treated at a hospital in southern california. on her facebook page, she writes, i thought the stars would finally let up on me. i'm terribly scared and in tremendous pain but strong in spirit. >>> a lot more to

as a swing through lunchtime and dinner that rain will end. tropical storm arthur sustaining winds at 60 mi. per hour. it is located about 90 mi. east of cape canaveral, florida. 310 mi. south of charleston, south carolina. moving at 6 mi. per hour. it could bring a hurricane the good news is it will travel through much of the southeastern coast before the fourth of july. the problem is riptides. there is potential for those beaches to close for the holiday which is not good. 62 degrees today. today we make 68. expect to see the temperature climb up to 74 thursday. friday, 77. saturday we hit 80 degrees. >> with a lot of promise yesterday of the roads because of monday night's storms. just a few lingering issues but the most part the street closures because of the downed trees have been picked up. here is one of the lingering issues. cicero ave flashing lights all the way to 143. expect heavy delays once again this morning as the work to fix that issue. kennedy outbound a cumberland, to left lanes closed until the top of the hour. that is caus

now advance it to lunchtime and we're in the 70s, but very comfortable. 76 downtown.70s leesburg and gaithersburg. a couple showers popping up southwest of culpeper. around i-81. but really, not going to provide much in terms of coverage and certainly nothing heavy. by 4:00, a couple showers popping up. all lights green. which is light on our legend. by 5:30, 83 downtown. and right around 80 in gaithersburg and leesburg and manassas and culpeper. by 8:00, we see more showers. coverage increases along i-81. and tomorrow night is the best chance for a shower. they will be few and far between. this looks ominous. just to the west of oakland with the yellows and the oranges there tomorrow night, but that fade ace way. in fact, dies out almost completely. a few showers leesburg to culpeper and those will drift apart overnight tomorrow and that's about it. temperatures will not be as cool tomorrow because of the clouds and the southwest winds. but still be comfortable. tonight, partly cloudy, cool again, 52 to 62. we got 56 in rockville. 55 in fairfax. 53 in leesburg. proba

and the warm-up we'll see tomorrow rather quickly in terms of temperatures as we head towards lunchtime tomorrow. we will see high temperatures around noon. hotter than today's high temperatures. you will notice as the numbers keep going up into the 90s around san jose by noon and approaching 100 by antioch, livermore, pleasanton, a few spots tomorrow. 100 grease and 70s and 80s by san francisco in oakland. the hottest day of the week coming up for tomorrow. we're going the see more clouds coming in which is going to block some of the sunlight but increase the chance to see scattered showers. thunder beginning as early as tomorrow. high clouds coming up of the of the south tomorrow night and tuesday. by tuesday morning that's not fog. that's mid and high level clouds coming up at of the southern california. there is a chance closer to the bay area come wednesday morning in the north bay we could see a few scattered showers. maybe a few sprinkles as we're temperatures cool off group might not notice change because it's going to feel more humid outside at times for the middle part of the

everything is about uniform temperature-wise, but we'll see the separation come in right around lunchtime the reason why, of course, these clouds burn off in san jose throughout the next couple hours. hayes valley, san francisco still a fair amount of cloud cover and fog out there as well at the immediate coastment meanwhile, clear here, but you see here atop the hillside, a marine layer in your east bay valley spots. good news. socked in with fog, and he's the deal, coastal drizzle out there, hazy valleys to start the day. if you're headed out today, grab the sunscreen. we expect a lot of sunshine across the bay area. that breeze will build in the evening hours as it has over the past couple nights. we'll get fog as well. temperatures will be really comfortable as we get into the evening, but this is basically the story of the day, and for the next couple days, temperatures are going to climb a little bit, we'll cut off the low clouds, a little bit more so for your sunday, and even more so for monday. really, not talking about extremes in the forecast throughout the next couple days, and

especially after lunchtime. current temperature on the mild side. they will be in the upper 80s, low 90s. the fog forecast patchy at best. look at the yellows to the coast. 70s, 80s, all-around the bay, upper 80s and low 90s inland. the air mass switched. the humidity to the north, a different kind of humidity in the form of onshore winds. the pattern will be more typical. here comes the high out of the desert southwest. that warming trend will proceed. will it get crazy hot? 97, 98 degrees. that's pretty hot. we see 100-degree readings often. tomorrow will be the beginning. the sunshine along the coast at sunshine. the inland bay valleys at 2:00. 93 in livermore. 92 in press en-- pleasant ton. tomorrow is thursday. friday warmer still. saturday, sunday remains warm. thursday is marked by a complete change, warmer weather, fog, patchy, warm to hot friday, saturday, sunday, monday. that increased fire danger which is a concern, we have not dealt with fires because the humidity is high. high humidity and lower temperature. now with the higher temperat

today we expect to the get to the 99's, 87 by lunchtime, steamy afternoon, hot, 93 degrees, for high temperature today, one day special. >> we'll take it, thanks, sue. good morning, southbound side of 42 the ramp to 295, good news this construction just cleared three minutes ago at 5:00 o'clock so out of your way see things moving along fine there. eastbound, westbound on the pennsylvania turnpike, eastbound construction this morning, right at bensalem. you have the right lane block then just slow down if you are headed westbound too. lots of little gaper delays. all-in-all see lots of green throughout what we like to see this morning. >> shooting happened in philadelphia's strawberry main sean neighborhood, on 29th and ridge avenue. police say he was shot in each leg, in stable condition, that's good, no word on the shooter. >>> meanwhile, bicyclist in critical condition after being shot several times in west philadelphia. that man was shot riding along the 4900 block of west thompson street there is was around 10:00 last night. no word on whether the shooter's been arrested. >>> an

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but you will see we really warm things up by lunchtime. 80s inside the bay.e'll see 90s for places like fairfield and livermore. by 3:00 in the afternoon it's going to be another toasty one but that sea breeze is going to king and that will regulate our temperatures. so we should see temperatures cool between five and ten degrees compared to today. breaking down the highs, redwood city 86, tomorrow 90 in santa clara. take a look at fairfield. 95, 82 in vallejo. napa at 84. i'll have a look at your extended forecast. i'll be highlighting the rest of your weekend coming up. >>> the 36th annual gilroy garlic festival opened today. kron 4's will tran was there for the opening. >> i think it is amazing. i love to cook. i love garlic. >> one and a half of those blocks. >> one and a half blocks to make that? >> yes, sir. >> you're not even a vegetarian, are you? >> no. my shirt tells you. >> and yet the irony is, you're doing vegetables. >> i'm a well rounded kind of guy. >> hear that sizzle? that's what we listen for. >> how many of these sandwiches do you do a day

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nine by lunchtime. ninety-four the high temperature possibility of the pop up storm later in the day. typical tuesday in july lets see if traffic can stay the same. >> a little bit here there and every where. southbound side of 95 ram township broad street we had an accident cleared out of the way but residual role there eastbound side of the pennsylvania turnpike in the showing upright new but expected slow down around willow grove, center writ lanes will be blocked. this clears out of the way but it will be with us for rest of the week 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. southbound side of i-95 left lane will be blocked, kerry and dawn. >>> some breaking news we are following this morning police investigating a homicide in the wynfield section of the city. we are told that the victim was shot self times inside a van on the 1600 block of wilson street. it happened at 1:00 this morning. no word on suspect or a motive. >>> we are also following breaking news out of bristol township bucks county. that is where police

as we pass lunchtime to tomorrow afternoon, clearing skies as we see it clearing out for the second is sunday. there's a good chance that we will see thunderstorms in the sierra for tomorrow and likely in to monday. this moisture will come through, during the day on monday, across the bay area, so even though we will have the sea breeze going, i think you will notice the humidity coming up. the temperatures will drop down a bit as we go to monday and tuesday. as we go through the first half of the week, that mondsoon moisture will give us some relief. highs tomorrow, similar to what we had. and in the north bay, we will see highs in the 80, napa, close to 90 in santa rosa. and pleasanton, close to 100 degrees. and we will see the downward trend kick in. that is with added humidity. wednesday and thursday, we will see the highs getting closer to average in the upper 80ss by the time we approach thursday. >> thanks so much. kate scott joining us from comcast sportsnet. a lot to catch us up on. >> looking to get back in the win column after dropping the openers last night. plus, we will c

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kukus. >> that is finished by lunchtime. gerri: do you dress it before you leave home?es itself as day goes on of the you can bring a little container of dressing. gerri: peanut butter noodle salad. >> i'm going to put you to work. with peanut butter. we have soy. gerri: nice combo. >> a salt. here we have sesame oil and rice wine vinegar. gerri: that is good. >> we have a sweet, salty, tangy, a lot of big flavors going on. and then once that is all mixed in together we're putting in -- these noodles are great because they're great for dinner. gerri: are these just pasta. >> it is just spaghetti. gerri: you guys don't get complicated. >> we don't want to get complicated. in other words, we're making it accessible. >> we have rotisserie chicken here. gerri: beautiful. look at that. >> grill two chicken breasts and use extra chicken and you can use that. gerri: a little brightness there. >> exactly. cucumbers for freshness. the great thing about salad, eat it for dinner. it is good next day. it is good cold. it is good warm. gerri: don't you think you need more peanut but

and be leaving here before lunchtime. fairly nice afternoon. tomorrow, late afternoon, evening, sunday night, big time severe weather is looking more and more likely. be very weather aware if you make plans to be outside, especially later in the day tomorrow and tomorrow evening. outside for now, it is simply beautiful out there. that's the only way to describe it. sunshine aplenty. it's a toasty warm day. most neighborhoods made it well into the upper 80s. some spots touched 90 degrees. we're officially 87 at national airport. humidity, 44%. a little bit of heat but not too bad. 10 miles per hour. areawide temperatures, 90 in cumberland, maryland. that's the warm spot. 80 in st. mary's county. that's the cool spot. things are flipped over. mid-80s shenandoah. hour-by-hour planner for your saturday evening, nothing to worry about. sunny, warm, light breeze. continued dry weather through 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, 11:00. mid and upper 70s by later this evening. but here's where the severe weather threat starts to kick in. tonight the severe weather thre

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at the coast by around lunchtime. 70 degrees today.akland, comfortable there, 80 for the south bay. peninsula 78. 66 with a cool breeze returning to san francisco. we'll talk more about that weekend in just a moment. i do want to tell you, though, temperatures are going to be comfortable. we will have this wind, the wind is going to play a big factor this weekend at the coast especially. great for water sports, not so great in you wanted to hit the beach. some beaches will be pretty nice, though. i've got all of the choice spots ready to show you. first, let's check your drive, mike inouye. >> we've chosen the bay bridge toll plaza where you have more traffic, not a lot of concerns. typical pattern, easy flow here. cash lanes starting just a bit of a way. traffic in towards san francisco. another shot from emeryville, traffic moving smoothly, westbound, commute through treasure island, san francisco, clear view. low clouds hovering around but not a problem. not as much as it was yesterday. look at your maps and the approach says going

job i have two guys on site for their regular jobs we don't expect a lot of security needs for our lunchtime periods so i did put together a security overview in our bus plan, you know, you can read all that stuff. but, you know, everybody will be trained i've been doing this for a while i know exactly how to intervention in situations and defuse situations without making a bigger problem it's too easy to create a bigger problem out of a small one thing. >> thank you. >> any other questions or comments for commissioners if not we'll invite the police up. >> one thing have you seen the police commission. >> none of us can find them. >> but you've seen them yours. >> their congresswoman common sense. >> why not have a seat we'll ask officer chan to come up. >> i don't think. >> their fine. >> pass them around. >> good evening, commissioners officer chan representing the captain. so i'll wait until all the commissioners have a chance to >> you can read them out loud. >> talk we have slow readers here. >> careful readers. >> i've discussions the proposed or recommended conditions with the gentle

let's play two. 70 at 9:00 by lunchtime sunny. dry. gorgeous. 79. we're on the way to 86 with a drive home temperature of 84 degrees. back to you andrea and debra. >>> here's what's making news this morning. at least 15 people including some united nations staff members were killed when a school which was being used as a u. n. shelter was struck in gaza. palestinians say it was hit by an israeli air strike. israel says it is investigating. >>> wreckage including the black box from an algerian airliner has found in mali. all 116 people on board are believed to be dead. france has sent troops to secure the site as investigators work to determine the cause. >>> more investigators are arriving in eastern ukraine to examine the crash site of malaysia airlines flight 17. 298 people were on board that plane when it went down and u.s. facials say it was shot down over the area controlled by pro russian separatists. >>> the 13-year-old boy remains hospitalized with life- threatening injuries after a tornado caused a tree to fall on the tent at a popular camp

now by lunchtime, want to walk to lunch? sunglasses, that's all you need. 76 downtown.ll low 70s in gaithersburg and leesburg and mid 70s in manassas. by 4:00 p.m., a couple sprinkles popping up along i- 81. that's going to be the rule of thumb. nothing in the immediate metro area. by 5:30, 83 downtown and temperatures around 80 in the suburbs. again, a few showers along i- 81. this that's 8:00 tomorrow. yellows and oranges are heavy. boom, by 10:00, it dies out completely. a couple left over waning showers roll through our western suburbs tomorrow. 8:00, can the, and those two will kind of die out as we move across 95. so, our best chance for a sprinkle or shower in the immediate metro is tomorrow night and that is going to be few and far between, quite frankly. tonight, partly cloudy, cool again, 52 to 62. winds out of the northwest at 10. i mean, inside the beltway, we have 50s in college park. 58 in bethesda. low 50s in latensville and even down in wood bridge and waldorf, we are talking 57 degrees for lows. even on the bay it's in the low 60s. so low 60s to start.

student leaders run, no one eats alone, building relationships with lunchtime games and conversationnty school superintendent marijane burke. >> laura's legacy is her stick- to-iveness, her passion. it is possible that every school can be a safe place for every kid. >> reporter: jordan's changed, too. >> if someone is sitting there like i used to just sit there, should just be able to say hi or good morning. >> reporter: a tribute to a mother and her daughter. >> what we're doing today honors her but makes a difference to everybody else. >> reporter: so for building a culture of community in marin county middle schools, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to laura talmus. the students in beyond differences also lead a social media campaign called be the one. it encourages them to do random acts of kindness. >> great program. and the no one eats alone? that has to be spreading. that's got to be popular. >> reporter: absolutely. in fact, on valentine's day, they held no one eats alone at 35 schools nationwide. they are hoping for 100 schools next year and beyond difference

at lunchtime, a few residents venture out into the streets and into the cafÉs for a meal, but they arealways ready to run for cover at the sound of the sirens. >> ukrainian president petro poroshenko has vowed vengeance on separatists in the east of the country. as fighting continues there, he threatened to kill tens or hundreds of russian -- rebels for each soldier killed. more than 20 soldiers have been killed in fighting with separatists since friday. the u.s. has suggested that germany overreacted this week when it announced it would expel the cia station chief in berlin. ministern foreign frank-walter steinmeier defended the decision. he called the revelations a breach of trust, but the u.s. is insisting a certain amount of spying is necessary, even amongst allies. international spy museum in washington houses artifacts of a time many thought were over -- a time when cold war rivals regularly expelled u.s. spies. washington clearly did not expect its ally germany to take the same action in 2014. >> it is our view that allies with sophisticated intelligence agencies are aware of th