marine. >> what did he do in the marines?infantry rifleman, he was trained in camp pendleton, and he also went to monterey to the defense language institute. and learned arabic. and he did serve in ramadi, iraq, for his tour of duty. >> we have talked to a number of marines who is have served with him. he said that he is a great marine. >> absolutely. >> yeah, it's apparent when you meet him. he just takes charge. is he not someone who sits around and talks a lot and talks about a problem. if he can fix it he will fix it he makes a great effort to be honest about it. he is a marine's marine. >> what age did he go inactive. >> he enrolled and enlisted when he was 18. and four years later he followed through afterwards with some contractural work with the army and some contracting businesses. >> any chance he is a spy or doing any work for the u.s. government over there. >> absolutely not. it's impossible. what spy would bring his i.d. with him, his social media everything on it. all his history is on it. he brought his militar

marine wrongly held for more than three years in iranian prison now a marine who served alongside mariner hekmati is going "on the record." that's coming up. until your insurance company jacks up your rates. you freak out. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? hey insurance companies, news flash. nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. with the help of comfort keepers, i'm keeping my mom healthy! i'm keeping dad on schedule. i'm keeping my mom happy! comfort keepers in-home professional caregivers can provide meal planning and preparation, health and wellness services and personal care services through custom care plans that can change as needs change, so your aging loved ones can stay happy and healthy in their own home. ♪ >>> this is a fox news alert. iran is deploying warships including a naval destroyer to waters near yemen. now so now the u.s. is speeding up you weapons supply to the saudi led coalition fightin

marine.ck mattie, one marine to served with him goes "on the record," that's next. >>> tortured abused and terror. that's what amir hekmati is experiencing right now in a cell in iran's most brutal prison. tonight for the very first time amir hekmati tells you why he joined the u.s. marine corps. amir's family says they recorded him tell the story over the phone. can you hear it from the prison. >> the reason why i joined the marine corps was to serve this country and give back to this nation after being given some opportunities in this country. and also for the challenge at marine corps known as the best of the best and amir wanted to join them and receive his eagle. >> one of his friends and fellow marines joins us. i know all of you guys want him to come home. >> you are right greta. thank you for having me on. it's really hard to hear his voice again it's the first time i have heard his voice since 2004. and yes, we do. go ahead, i'm sorry. i interrupted you. >> oh no, go ahead, i'm sorry

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you will hear from a marine who served with marine amir hekmati next. >>> we do we what we promise.leave no soldier behind. >> me and fellow marines want to see him come home. >> amir put his life on the country. >> isn't it our obligation to bring this marine and other american citizens home. >> >> this is a president who is prepared to trade five terrorists at gitmo for bowe bergdahl and yet this man who has been -- has served in iraq still languishing in prison. >> we should be saying every day at the top of our lungs, at the top of the buildings bring amir home. >> for three and a half years this man has been tortured. this is a former marine and that's the reason they are doing this. >> you know about this. one of our marines amir hekmati is languishing is a dangerous iranian prison and news today that iran's leaders are already going back on their word on the nuclear deal. what are the chances of getting them to agree to release our marine? amir hekmati's fellow marines are demanding he be freed right now. sergeant gabriel justice swerved hekmati he joins us. good evening, sir

george lucas is known for his movies but is an avid builder in marin county. he built this park here in san anselmo but this next project he has in mind for west marin is a real blockbuster. here's the story. >> this is something out of the movies. >> this is. >> reporter: three years ago, "star wars" creator george lucas ran into a buzz saw of opposition from his wealthy rural marin neighbors when he tried to expand his skywalker ranch studio. >> we got enough millionaires here, housing for millionaires here. we need some housing for working people. >> reporter: now he is delivering with a planned community of 224 homes to be built on his own land right where the neighbors said no to his film studio. >> george lucas said if i'm not going to do what i wanted to do there, what can i do that would really be beneficial to this community? >> reporter: and get this! lucas says he will pay for it all by himself. so he will get to pick even who lives there. >> teachers, seniors, retirees, others who serve and support our community. >> employees of the city of san raf

i think the marines are always going to be marines.ight now is still a marine in prison and we need to get him back. he can't continue to languish there as he has been for over three years now. >> that may be more of a spotlight will lep do that thank you very much for joining us and i hope next time you and i are talking it's because we are talking about amir son his way home he is on the flight. >> thank you so much, greta. >> thank you. >> and coming up, basketball great lebron james sending a message that's going absolutely viral. what did he message and why is it going viral? i will talk to you. i will tell you off-the-record next. won't keep you up at night. know you have insights from professional investment strategists to help set your mind at ease. know that planning for retirement can be the least of your worries. with the guidance of a pnc investments financial advisor, know you can get help staying on track for the future you've always wanted. your brain can send information to the rest of your body at 268 mph. three times

>> very good marine. >> did he want to be in the marines? >> yes, he did. >> what did you think about that? >> -- knew he wanted to serve his country. go for it. and he did. >> because you know there are an awful lot of marines in this country that are very upset about this. >> thank you both and if there is anything we can do to help. i don't know that we can but it's not just the marines who are unhappy about this. you know, i think every american is unhappy about this. >> just in any way if the spreerm leader watch this to know that amir is innocent. i really miss him. we need him, you know. his father is sick. he needs to come help his father. i need him. i really ask to show his love and his peace. show to the world that he is a spaceful man and let amir go. he knows he is innocent. he knows that they set him up. they lied to him. you know they tortured him. and he always -- h he is against all those things. he doesn't want anybody tortured. he doesn't want anybody to sit in a prison for a long time. then what happened? why are you you

there is a lot of slow traffic from the marin -- getting to the marin side. have a lot going on in the weather department. it will be nice today. we'll see about the weekend. see if we can continue the warmup. ♪ at kaiser permanente everything you need is under one roof. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. okay, a little easier. become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ i love my mileageplus® explorer card. we're saving our united miles... ...for a trip to hawaii. we love free checked bags. i've saved $75 in checked bag fees. no foreign transaction fees means real savings. we can go to any country and spend money the way we would in the u.s. one of the best things about priority boarding is you can just get on the plane and relax. i put everything on the explorer card. i really want my united miles. llçw ñ@ñ >>> we're still following the breaking news. a major traffic mess in marin county. such a mess you can walk across the freeway right now. a truck caught fire this morning near the west side of the richmon

from our marine held in iran in dangerous prison there our marine sent this letter directly to president obama. that's straight ahead. >> and this is a fox news alert. u.s. officials confirming to fox news that russian hackers hacked into state department and white house computers. the incident is not new but the suspected identity of the hackers is. correspondent rich edson joins us rich? >> good evening, greta. what we are looking at is this classified, unclassified breach or a breach of an unclassified network at the white house back in october of 2014. what officials are telling us now, cyber intelligence sources, they believe that it was a russian operation called operation pawn storm. the administration won't identify this as russian hackers. the white house says no sensitive administration have been stolen. they have been talking about the frequency and information with which hackers are attempting to infiltrate u.s. facilities, u.s. infrastructure and cyber infrastructure. that's something that they have been saying publicly for some time. also, as you noted, the state department

i haven't regretted it. >> once a marine, always a marine. what do you remember about your time in the military? >> just the friends i made, the friends i lost. i got to serve with some of the -- sorry. i served with some great man. i don't think i would be surrounded by people -- >> what do they teach you? >> they taught me about humility. they taught me about being there for each other. the marines taught me about discipline. the marines i served with taught me about what it truly means to care about another human being you are not related to. what you are willing to do to keep them alive. >> let me follow up on that. it wasn't without loss or sacrifice. can you explain? about the losses you witnessed? >> i lost my best friend, and i lost a lot of platoon members. we lost a lot of good men in combat. for reasons i think were incorrect. we didn't have the proper armor in our vehicles. i think we were also in an area that should have had more manpower than what we had. but to this day, the fact that i lost such still haunts me -- such close f

john marine le pen might say "i'm going to be quiet," but he might try to stir trouble for marine le pen. if he continues to try to be a troublemaker. but it seems that she has won that battle and is probably going now to receive and let her really take the helm of the party. annette: thank you so much. in other news, german nobel literature prize winner gunter grass has died in hospital. the writer was aged 87 good he is best known for his first novel, "the tin drum." it was the first book of a trilogy. in his later life, he ran into controversy over his world war ii past and his stance towar israel. d.a reminder of making news this hour -- throwing her hat into the ring. former secretary of state hillary clinton is heading off for a two of the key states of the start of the campaign to become the first woman american president. voting is underway in sudan for the presidential and parliamentary elections. the main opposition parties are boycotting. and sean marine le pen, the founder of the far right national front, says he won't stand in a race this year after a public dispute with

it was a decision about the way they left that was not made by the marine corps or marines pretty attachedto their weapon. they don't go many places without it. >> the questioner says he you served as u.s. ambassador to saudi arabia. do you see any kind of nuclear arms race breaking out in the middle east and other parts of the world when the iranian nuclear arms negotiations conclude and sanctions are lifted? >> it's certainly one of the reasons those negotiations taking place is to make sure that one of those arms races does not occur particularly in the middle east and what the president said about these negotiations about the framework of a final deal. it's too lower tensions and make the middle east in that regard a little safer. that is an interesting place in the world and i did serve as ambassador there. as you look around the world it's not the only place that we have got things going on but there sure seem to be a good many things going on in that neighborhood. >> we are almost out of time but i want to remind the audience about some upcoming speakers before i asked the last ques

alex savidge reporting live from marin county. >>> stage four drought emergency. it is the highest drought emergency. it allows east bay mud to develop a host of rules. customers bills will be surcharged 25%. that means an average increase of $12 a month. customers will also have to can cut water use by 20%. anyone using more than 1107- gallons a day will be fined more than $100 a month. >> our snow pack is gone. it's melted. what is in the reservoirs is all we have. >> east bay mud will also exercise its right to buy some water out of the sacramento river to assure it will get through the summer. >>> martinez school board member made a tearful apology for comments she made that some have called racist. >> my child deserves air conditioning. he will not be discriminated against. >> it began when parents started to lobby to put air conditioning in two of martinez's elementary schools. the problem is there was only enough money for one school. many participants were outraged and offended at which prompted last nights apology. >> i am truly sorry to have used that pa

a group of marines returned to the city for a ceremony. it was their job to get help and get the last americans out. >> the tiger is out. all the marines were out the evacuation was over. a memorial plaque was dedicated to two u.s. marines left behind. >>> a no jacket require kind of day around the bay area thanks to an offshore breeze. i'll show you exactly how warm it's going to be in your neighborhood today. if you're going to the a's game you better get ready for strong sunshine. all the details coming up. >>> thank you some of the best companies for new fathers to work in right here in the bay area. >>> there's lots to do this >>> abc 7 is teaming up with the red cross to help with quake disaster aid in nepal. abc 7 news reporter is there to show us the digital operation center. chris. >> reporter: a good time for this new center to be put to use. behind me are the screens they are using to monitor all things nepal. you can see the workers scanning social kbleed looking at mapping and me trix. this is the second location to receive th

that's where they sent the first group of marines to train because the white marines didn't presidenteterred him. >> when i walked out on my field and i saw the negros what an uh bomb nation. >> but it made them want it even more. >> it was hell to tell you the truth. the condition was bad. one stove for about 40 or 50 men. >> these two men from southern california refused to quit. >> we were there basically as a support outfit for the marine division. until they discovered we could do more than work. we could fight of the. >> they saw some of the worst fighting in the pacific okinawa, iwo jima and the philippines. many why killed and wounded. after the war moves started civilian life. luther was an electrician. the other accomplishments faded into the past. until a few years ago when the unit was awarded one of america's honors, the congressional gold medal. they were not expecting. it but were not surprised. >> if a man liens -- sticks to it anything it possible. >> they are in their late 80s and early 90s and we are losing more and more every year. that's why these remembrances are

below that marine layer we have high tree pollen.nd moderate grass pollen and weed and mold spores are low. dress warmly at the game. 56 dropping to 54 and it will be breezy and fairly cloudy. around the state today we have a chance of thunderstorms from lake tahoe to yosemite to the grape vine and the best chance is around yosemite. we have low clouds that will stick around san diego and los angeles and monday dry and mid-to-upper 50s monterey and eureka with 75 in sacramento. leyla? >> we are going to start with a look at berkeley, the drive there, looking a little bit slower as you head westbound on 80 holding away from university avenue eastbound traffic with take lights pushing up to albany and not going to be a problem this morning. we have had several accidents and now a new one in san jose northbound 101 blocking one lane with fully engulfed car fire northbound 2 area at highway 17 with some slow-and-go delays. it clears up beyond the car fire and as we take you over to newark southbound 880, it turned into a five car crash w

>> this is marin county. neighbors will always have a say and they should. >> reporter: are we looking at payback here? >> one could take it that way and i'm sure that some neighbors will. but for the rest of in us marin county, we just see it as a continuing contribution from george lucas to the quality of our life. >> reporter: phil matier, kpix 5. >> 70% of the development will stay as a park and you won't be able to see the housing from the road. >>> 13 minutes now before 5:00 on this early thursday morning. going to get hot today and at least according to roberta it will. >> something of great concern is we do have a beach hazard statement that goes into effect at 11 a.m. because of the warm weather a lot of people flock to the beaches and never turn your back on a angry ocean. we are anticipating some sneaker waves later this afternoon so heads up at the coast. good morning, everyone. let's head on outdoors right now. our live weather camera looking out toward san jose where the current air temperature

marine because he was a u.s.et they gave permission to thereby who knows where bob listenson is that doesn't seem like someone i could trust and bargain on another topic. >> that's exactly the question. should we have even begun these talks talk without a good well gesture of freeing these prisoners or some of them. they are trumped up charges one man is being held for his faith and another is being held on trumped up espionage charges. i think at the bare minimum come back as condition for any deal. you can't make a deal on something as big of a deal as the national security priority as nuclear deal with iran based on yes, they should be brought home and it would be nice if the state department actually tried to apply some pressure here. >> the administration is apparently too timid to do any sort of public demanding on this. you have the situation like the sound bite you just played from the state department briefing where the reporter is saying, well, could you tell us what we are saying when you quote, bring

it started on the marin/sonoma coast. there is a line between novato and petaluma. but a stronger one in guerneville, calistoga, lake county, mendocino county. a couple of lightning strikes reported off the mendocino coast. that's the next band moving in. out towards eastern solano, contra costa county, things are beginning to develop as that system also starts moving into napa county, near bethel island just now east of rio vista and french camp. not much, a little line forming southward. what we're waiting for is what's swinging in. that could give us a round of showers also possible thundershowers. we sent him north. i don't get a chance to do this very often but send it to sal castanedo. what are you in novato? >> reporter: that's right. it feels like the morning show all over again. you know, you mentioned the cold air. that's absolutely right. i've been standing here and we're standing underneath a clear spot. as we turn north, as you mentioned, steve, as you turn north, you can see the clouds building in over sonoma county and here we are in novato at the mar

he's a decorated marine.being done, that we had through the swiss, it was hurtful to be honest. >> that was the brother-in-law. here's the thing, greta. we went to great expense, the united states, to bring home sergeant bo bergdahl in a situation like this when he was held captive. what about this decorated marine? >> that's the e-mail sent in from a lot of people. not just this marine is there a pastor being held there because he is a christian. i don't doubt the u.s. wants him home. the problem is that they are not successful. we need success. so whatever strategy they're employing so far is a big zero. it's just not working. if the state department and the white house and everybody else can't seem to keep these parents from being so frustrated, a lot is because they are not communicating with them. these are very good americans. they just want their son to come home. there is "the washington post" reporter on our screen right now. that is another situation wrongfully imprisoned. amir hekmati has been tort

that's the drizzle from the deep marine layer. but again, we did see some green out there towards the central valley and that's where we have that possibility or probability of an isolated thunderstorm. same holds true in the high sierra today also a chance of a thunderstorm in throughout yosemite. otherwise 61 degrees in monterey bay. oh, coming into play now, the grass count. it's on the medium to high side so if you do suffer from allergies, consider that pollen again the one to be the culprit. mulberry, oak also come into play. today temperatures, if you want to go outside and play, very cool, raw and blustery at the coast in the mid-50s with that onshore wind to 20. 50s, 60s around the central bay today to the mid-60s around mountain view. we should be at 74 this time of the year in san jose but instead 70. in fact, outside number today pretty much 73 degrees. that will be towards antioch, brentwood and discovery bay. sunshine and warmer temperatures wednesday and thursday. seasonal by the weekend. that's an early look at you

these, honor is a core value of the marine corps.sonment in iran is a direct violation against that honor that he's worked so hard to build. so he's absolutely right. he's concerned about his dignity. and that's one of the few things he has in iran is his own word and dignity. >> two fellow senators have asked the president in connection with a washington post reporter who is also being held and charged with one of the same charges that amir is that they be part of the deal, the nuclear deal. >> amir is, in this letter that he released today to his family and in previous letters has asked not to be part of the deal. he said his imprisonment is illegitimate. and he's not guilty. and that he not be used as a bargaining chip for iran or for any deal, that his release should be a humanitarian release, and that's what i believe as well. that regardless of where we stand, we should be releasing amir. we should be saying he needs to get out of that prison now. >> indeed. and listening to his voice is tough. that's our marine sitting over th

marine is being held. you are going to hear about the most brutal conditions amir hekmati is suffering in. all of that straight ahead. >> this is a fox news alert. isis launching a major new offensive in iraq. this time advancing in the key on bar province. forcing innocent people to flee their own homes. capturing three villages and capáuring with iraqi forces. just back from iraq, she joins us live. erin, tell me what's goingen there. >> so the fight in anbar has actually been going on for several months now. the fight is really centralized in ramadi city. this is where i'm really concerned with how the iraqi security forces are going to fair mostly because they need to gain the trust of the sunni tribes that have been fighting there since november. and they have not been doing well. but the sunni tribes don't really trust the iraqi security forces and they don't trust the she a militias that are td%9 move into that area to help th out. so it's a really confusing situation and the reports came out today

i walked into the situation a former marine corps police officer. yes, we do. had my firearm >> they confiscated his weapon and took him into custody. then they took a picture and said, yeah said, yeah, he looks like the shooter. then arrested and detained. this was between 11:00 p.m. and 3:00 a.m. by 3:00 a.m. the shooter shot himself. >> after they realized i was not the shooter is started asking me questions about my gun because they cannot find a return for the serial number. i explained to them i get the weapon in california and that's what why you will see it in the new jersey system. >> he did not have a permit to carry in new jersey, thrown in jail. more than a year. he spoke to me exclusively and said that his attorney told him the best solution was to plead guilty because he was facing jail time. >> i did break new jersey gun law. now it's the fact that i had to plead guilty to a charge because if i didn't i would had to spend three years of my life in jail. >> it was not an option on the table. they told him to plead guilty we're going to jail. his m

marin didn't really have the people in those day to maintain such a massive system. marin's population didn't take off until 1950. >> a couple of things happen, one it didn't have much ridership. the ferry boats took a long time. the golden gate bridge was a very successful competitor. at the time it was a drain on them. it was probably built too early. the frustrating thing about the marin county operation these electric trains was when they didn't need them they had them. now they need them and they will never get them built. it can really happen again, it happened too soon. by 1939, 1940 when the thing was going to disappear there wasn't any riders on it. nowadays you would be nutting to get rid of it. >> reporter: but for those who road it, it was a nice experience. >> it was a more easy mode of transportation in fact, when the greyhound took over on march 4 of 41, they kept telling us there was going to be more efficient. and it took 1: 1:40 instead of 1:04 minutes. you had a safe seat, the trains you could move from one car to another. they had a smoking sessio

but what may be worthwhile in this one-time assessment, or the marine marine corp's research, is it begins to allow the culture to begin to accept the future of women in these different organizations. so this ranger school assessment, i don't believe this is the end of it. i think this is the first time and it's going to keep going. but this, calling it an assessment and seeing how women do may allow the culture to open and begin to accept women in a way they might not have had it been a directed thing, open it up now and we don't care what you have to say. so i hope that's what's happening. what was your sense while you were there? >> i'm glad you asked me. i wanted to share. [ laughter ]. >> it was incredible. in fact most of our peers, and mariah and i were in the same class together, interestingly enough, all of the candidates there, our male counterparts, i found to be extremely welcoming. there was no difference in terms of our training, the way we responded. the things we were expected to do. they didn't treat us with any exception, good, bad or indifferent. it was really actually t

marine's congressman dan killed dedoing what -- kildee doing what he can do to help the marine.ongressman kildee even confronting president obama more than once asking him to bring amir home. >> >> we're working on it. >> congressman dan kildee is here. good evening sir. i don't know if you heard the interview before i but can i tell that you your constituents amir's family grateful because you have been doing everything you can to try to help bring him home. >> thanks, greta. i really aappreciate you bringing attention to this case. it makes a difference. we know that when the american people speak up iranian government listens. we encourage people to speak out and your bringing attention to this case making a difference. we want people to use a social media use #free amir now to express themselves on this. >> congressman we should bring every american home. but it's particularly i don't know, painful to all of us when it's a marine or member of our military who has put his or her life on the line for us. this is a marine that's sitting in one of the worst prisons in the world

east bay mud, marin municipal water district all tell us they're not affected. they have all tiered rate plan, but the prices are based on the cost of providing water service. the contra costa water service does not have tiered rates and san jose water company is a private company so it is not affected by prop 218. santa clara will consider desal nation to help find a water source during the terrible drought we're in. today the county board of supervisors approved a proposal to explore water-generating technologies. desal nation is effective, but it's extremely expensive and can cause environmental problems and there are at least 15 plant across the state with three already in operation. >>> a lot of folks in the bay area are trying to make a difference in the drought by saving their shower water. some are calling it the bucket challenge. abc 7 news reporter joins us from oakland to explain. it's a new one wayne. >> good evening, cheryl. that challenge may be taken on by every single person behind me. take a look. that is oak lasched behind us on east bay mud ha

as it sags south it continues to enhance the marine layer and that marine layer is not going to go anywhere today. it's going to hang tight to the coast. you see a little green on your screen. that's the drizzle all associated with the marine layer. that upper level disturbance is moving south. behind it we have a series of up' level disturbances so that means we are going to see this drizzle persist all the way through friday. thunderstorms developing, that's what we expect in the high sierra today. it's 56 going up to 60 in monterey bay. if you have allergies? i was talking to a couple of people toda who do. medium to high on the pollen count. today, numbers below average for this time of the year. a string of 50s along the seashore. '50s, 60s bayside. but when you factor in the west wind 10 to 20 miles per hour, it feels raw and then you add in the drizzle. partial clearing inland. there you have the chance of rain, i'm exaggerating, it's a chance of drizzle, and we should see it every day maybe a shower in the highest terrain of the bay area around the saint helena area also diablo, mou

f0 >>> a high speed chance in marin county last night ends with a crash here on this street.p tell you how police took that man into custody. we will tell you how the began with road rage. >>> the required new tools for officers expected to be confirmed today as part of a. >>> mornings on 2. >>> we're life with a damage left behind after a high speed police chase ended in a

one is to see sailors and marines where they are, not where i am. second is to work with our national partners. 132 different countries and territories. we're doing something with every single one of them. that's what we're building on a day-to-day basis is trust. just in terms of value, the navy and marine corps bring the best value for our taxpayers and our country where it counts, and it p counts. from the navy, always courageous from the marines always faithful. thank y'all very much. [ applause ] >> thank you so much mr. secretary. i mentioned many my introduction the situation at the strait of hormuz. i wonder if you can bring us up to date or if there's anything new to report on that situation from the navy perspective. >> there's been no change in terms of the situation at least at 11:00 when i headed down this way. we have the three patrol craft in the region. i think it's a pretty good example of presence to give our leaders options. whatever our leadership decides they've got whole range of options because of those naval assets. >> the se

i moved over to marin. was on probation, i been on probation since i was 12, finally about to get off. >> and you're 26 now? >> 26 now. >> that's a long time. >> yes. long time. thanks to the phoenix project, i always say that they saved my life. phoenix project did a lot to me, to help me get into construction, things like that. >> now, prot jekt actually does a lot. i'm looking at you had to become drug free and get your driver's license. >> yes. >> we have images of you at work. that of course cost money. who paid for that? >> the phoenix program helped me pay for that through the probation department. >> tell me about the probation department. >> well, what's so great about the probation department in marin county is that they identified jacari as an example of someone that they felt would make a big difference. if he changed his life, then others say they can move in that direction. so they paid the union dues, which is $800, maybe a little more than that, and they also provided the support along with

there's your marine layer. i wouldn't count on any clearing at the coast today so therefore, temperatures into the 50s. 60s, 70s common around the peninsula. numbers coming down in the santa clara valley. 7 073 degrees. east of the bay 60s and low 70s. away from stinson beach towards san rafael, novato and sonoma you will have afternoon. otherwise, a raw blustery day at the beaches. 70 cloverdale. 75 in lakeport. we have your pollen report. that's coming up at about 48 minutes after the hour. hey, liz, you have been too busy today. >> i know. i don't know what's going on. some of our worst commutes can't recover because accidents pop up in the same spots. one of the those would be fremont. the commute between san leandro and fremont, particularly between hayward and fremont is bad because of an early-morning wreck at stevenson. then we had another one at mowry. everything is now cleared but you can see that red sensor line all the way from highway 92. in you want to use 680 the usual delays between pleasanton a

marine out of there. has there. any movement at all lately to free him?ll i think the most movement we've seen is that as a result of the p5 plus 1 negotiations not tied to them directly but as a result there are sidebar discussions between american and iranian senior officials for the first time in 3 1/2 decades. the fact that there is that opportunity for bilateral discussion has opened the door for sidebar conversations between our negotiators, including secretary kerry and foreign ministers and others so we have to see that as progress although it's hard to accept progress that doesn't include his release. >> a lot of people including some members of congress and the senate and the house, marco rubio yesterday, senator kirk of illinois they say any nuclear deal must include the freedom of these americans. are you among those who wants the link directly a nuclear deal with the release of these americans? >> i don't think we should link it in that sense. i don't think we should ever concede nuclear capabilities to iran in exchange for the freedom of peo

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we have the drizzle here. >> marine layer is thick.ions. check out the winds. ten miles per hour at napa and 30 in fairly where you have a south sea breeze and cooler conditions. look at cloud cover hanging over the bay from the roof camera. the day planner 48 to vow is homogenized temperatures and 54 to 62 and mostly cloudy conditions by noon and more sunshine this afternoon at 56 to 68 inland and grab a coat this evening, 54 to 60 a little breezy at times. >> hang on to the wheel? >> exactly. we do not have c.h.p. issued high wind advisory but always be careful. san jose is ca

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that's deepening our marine layer. with the morning fog tomorrow, lots of sunshine on the way because we have two areas of high pressure off the coast that will help to get the fog out by the afternoon and warm up our temperatures again. so here we good. by 11:00 tonight the fog already pushing in to much of the bay area and hangs out for much of sunday morning. at 11:00, perhaps the lunchtime hour the bay sees clearing skies but along the coast the fog is hanging thick to temperatures cool. overnight the fog moves in. that will keep temperatures uniform. mid-40s to low 50s overnight tonight. as we attention a look at half moon bay tomorrow we have the half moon bay triathlon. a gray start by 7:00. cool temperatures in the mid-40s. by 11:00, limited sunshine around there and cool with a temperature of 51. highs for your sunday starting in the south bay lots of sunshine. 79, san jose, 77 santa clara. 71:00 redwood city 68, san mateo. along the coast, the fog lingers so only 53. 62 downtown san francisco tomorrow. novato

but north of san francisco in marin county, it is water water everywhere. every drop to drink. >> our reservoirs are about 94% capacity right now, which is about average for this time of the year. >> it is one of the richest counties in the state and the country. and the story of have and have notes. they don't need to worry about. they have streams that are running where as we are sitting hoar, with what little we have being called hey think before you flush. >> the drought has not had a uniform impact across the state, instead some 400 water districts produce 400 different scenarios. we are not part of the central valley project. we are a very unique system here ha has a local supply, where most of the water comes from. >> so as you can see with the situation here, good water management is key and can have an impact on the worst drought the state has seen in a century. >> in the early part of the 20th century. >> . >> just 100 miles away, the situation couldn't look any different. retired farmer worries how his peers are responding to the drought. digging

>>reporter: lisa is talking about this trail in western marin county. locked with trees and brush.icials with the open space district say they cut down the trees to close the trail and protect sensitive habitat. >> thinks outrageous. i'm angry make me real angry. >> feels like the county is at war with the locals. and they are not going to win the war. >>reporter: this battle is happening just asthma written county rolls out a plan to close more trails in 16,000 acres of open space. a lot of trails sprang up unofficially. some unsafe ored about for the environment. and the district says it costs too much money to maintain them all. >> we have in my opinion some selfish people. we have illegal trail building that has gone on for years. we need to get a handle on. that because we have limited space. issues. >>reporter: officials say cutting some tree benefit other endanger plants to. create more open sky if you will for those varieties of manzanita really struggling. >>reporter: plenty of neighbors disagree. >> thinks beautiful forest. tiny little social trail in here for years. doin

one of the most beautiful times of year in the marin county parks and open space. but a lot of people enjoying the view are on trails that are not supposed to be here. and the parks department wants to close some down. that's why 200 outdoor enthusiasts packed this meeting to get a first look at these maps of southern marin county, showing the proposal for what stays, and what goes. >> these trails are being used and loved dearly. it's easy to abuse them. >> marin county open space is 16,000 acres with 250 miles of roads and trails. many created by people who just carved out a new route. >> that's really too many for us to manage over time. and most of those roads and trails were inherited by the district. they were built for other purposes. >> under the district plan some trails will be eliminated. others will be improved, with new rules about whou can use what. that's a tough sell in marin known as ground zero for trail conflicts between hikers, bikers and horse back riders. years of meetings have led to some cooperation, but bike riders want more. >> our mission

. >> there was a fatal bicycle wreck in marin county. four people set out on friday phone a fishing ship. the coast guard launched a search when they failed to return on friday night. searchers found the body of a man and a woman on saturday morning floating near the debris. they are identified at 61-year-old diane kelly of windsor and 59-year-old richard hargrav." jr. >> another person has been arrested for chiming the fence surrounding the white house. the secret service agents quickly arrested the man. he was carrying a package found to be harmless. this is just the latest in a string of fence jumpers. last september a man armed with a knife made it all the way inside the white house before being tackled. another man jumped the fence last area heeded gety on friday in connection with the case. >> last week, florida male man doug hughes landed a gyrocopter on the front lawn of the capitol saying it was an act of civil disobedience and wanted to distribute letters to congress to roast campaign finance laws. he spoke with george stephano

they have an american marine in prison, an american journalist.ou know, iraq has to develop an international posture that is obviously more responsible the way they've been acting. maybe that can be brought in besides a nuclear agreement. >> i'm joined right now by former u.s. marine and talk show house montel williams who has been advocating for his release. i have great honor for what you have said. just tell the story i heard you tell this morning, about this fellow who served his country and is stuck over there. >> what's insane, this has been 3 1/2 years and we're just now talking about it as a nation. when i found out about this story about eight months ago -- if you recall, another marine was being held overseas. this young man has been in prison now for 3 1/2 years. he's been tortured, whipped with cords and cables on his feet, he's been starved and put in 3 by 3 cells. they even took it this far. they've addicted him to lithium and then they take him off so he has to go through the pain of withdrawal. he's lost about 35 pounds. if it wasn