marines on u.k. ships, you can marines on it u.s. ships and spanish ships and vice versa. we continue to do that to develop a coalition capability. the same thing happened every -- the same thing happened, so, we trying to get our own skill set built back up and we are on path to do that and we are working more more with coalition partners and using every opportunity we can to get marines on alternative platforms, whether it be a high-speed vessels or mobile landing platforms or just normal black hulled ships where you have a flight deck where you can put marines onboard or they can use the sea again to position themselves to accomplish a mission. that is what we do, that is the mission. secure naval bases that is our , job. that has been the law. we can do a lot of things, but what we really do is provide a naval infantry capability as part of a fleet. ms. hicks: ok. we have microphones that will come around. i need you to, when i call on you give your name and one,iliation if you have one question, not a statement, or a monologue of any variety. let's begin right here in

marines on uk ships in uk marines on u.s. ships spanish ships and vice versa and we continue to do that to develop a coalition. the same thing happened at rimpac. we are trying to get our own amphibious skill set will back up but i think we are on path to do that. we are working with coalition partners and then we are using every opportunity we can to get marines on what we call alternative platforms whether we high-speed vessels or mobile landing platforms or just normal ships that have a flight deck where you put marines on board where they can use the sea again and the new for and position themselves to accomplish a mission. that is what we do. that is our mission. to seize and secure dance naval base. that's our job. that's in the law. we can do a lot of things and what we really do is provide infantry capability for the nation as part of the fleet. >> okay we have microphones that will come around. i need when i calling you to give your name and your affiliation if you have one, one question and i do mean question not a

on the marineing corps more generally. i will give you the announcement we give at all of our events. we want to make sure everyone knows where the restrooms are, directly behind you. i will direct you as to where to go. the maritime security dialogue csis induct of partnership to highlight to navalr challenges concept development and program design. we are delighted that the sponsor for the series have been so kind as to provide support to make this possible and we are focusing in particular on the marine corps and who better to speak about this than his 37th, robertnder -- general neller. conversationa between the two of us and then open it up a bit. conversations, from china to russia to nonstate actors like isis, what do you see as the most salient series of challenges that you have on the horizon? gen. neller: first, thank you for allowing me to be year, and senator and other folks here, i guess there is not a lot going on in d.c. on a tuesday morning. [laughter] congress is on recess and the ballgame is not until ton

marines on u.k. ships, u.k. marines on u.s. ships and spanish ships and vice versa. we continue to do that to develop a coalition capability. the same thing happened, so, we trying to get our own skill set built back up and we are on path to do that and we are working more and more with coalition partners and using every opportunity we can to get marines on alternative platforms, whether it be a high-speed vessels or mobile landing platforms or just normal black hulled ships where you have a flight deck where you can put marines onboard and they can use the sea again to position themselves to accomplish a mission. that is what we do, that is the mission. secure naval bases, that is our job. that is in the law. we can do a lot of things, but what we really do is provide a naval infantry capability from the nation as part of a fleet. ms. hicks: ok. we have microphones that will come around. i need you to, when i call on you, give your name and affiliation if you have one, one question, and i do mean a question not a statement, or a , monologue of any variety. let's beg

get em in and get them out." )) ((mauricio marin)) the clock is ticking... and tiffany mitchell has three kids she has to get ready for school....starting in just a few weeks. ((tiffany mitchell/mother: "so 9th, 5th and fourth." )) ((mauricio marin)) and they each have to get vaccinated before heading to class. her youngest one says his favorite thing about school is... ((brandon mitchell/ready for 4th grade: "that i get to learn everything that i can." )) ((mauricio marin)) with time running out...tiffany brought her kids to southwest ((tiffany mitchell/mother: "it's great. because i'm new here and have only been here a year so i'm still trying to get them settled with finding a pediatricians and haven't found one that i like yet." )) ((mauricio marin)) where medical professionals offered up kids free sports physicals and immunizations. ((dr. anita henderson/southwest medical associates: "immunizations have been one of the greatest ways to prevent illness and death and disability in children and we want to be sure that all the kids are up to date on their s

((mauricio marin)) uncle: "i couldn't sleep last night because of it." )) ((mauricio marin)) his 9 year old nephew---derion stevenson--was mauled and killed by a pit bull wednesday afternoon in this quiet las vegas east side neighboorhood. ((aj moore/victim's uncle: "i ran over there thinking it might just need some stitches or something but i'm seeing my nephew face full of blood." )) ((mauricio marin)) moore says little derion ran into his friend's house when the dog got startled and loose then attacked. ((aj moore/victim's uncle: "when i got to see him he couldn't move. if i told him to move he couldn't move. it's like he couldn't hear anything i said he couldn't talk closed." )) ((mauricio marin)) stevenson was rushed to the hospital. but moore says the dog bit his nephew on the neck and head. hitting a main artery. ((lee-ann skonski/neighbor: "it's tragic. it's really tragic." )) ((mauricio marin)) neighbors are horrified to hear about the bizarre attack. (( lee-ann skonski/neighbor: "it still breaks me up inside. i try not to think about it. it breaks me up." )) ((mauricio marin))

get em in and get them out." )) ((mauricio marin)) the clock is ticking... and tiffany mitchell has three kids she has to get ready for school....starting in just a few weeks. ((tiffany mitchell/mother: "so 9th, 5th and fourth." )) ((mauricio marin)) class. her youngest one says his favorite thing about school is... ((brandon mitchell/ready for 4th grade: "that i get to learn everything that i can." )) ((mauricio marin)) with time running out...tiffany brought her kids to southwest medical associates back to school health fair. ((tiffany mitchell/mother: "it's great. because i'm new here and have only been here a year so i'm still trying to get them settled with finding a pediatricians and haven't found one that i like yet." )) ((mauricio marin)) where medical professionals offered up kids free sports physicals and immunizations. ((dr. anita henderson/southwest medical associates: "immunizations have prevent illness and death and disability in children and we want to be sure that all the kids are up to date on their shots.' )) ((mauricio marin)) doctor anita

((mauricio marin)) >> dave and christianne... metro police tell us a woman was evening at this cross walk when she was and killed. it appears this silver car was involved in the crash. police say good samaritans stopped to help the victim at this scene tonight. like you mentioned, this is the third deadly accident in less than 24 hours involving a vehicle versus a pedestrian. near nellis... against a "don't walk" signal. the man died at the scene. and then early this morning a man in his fifties was killed when crossing sahara near burnham avenue. he also died on the scene. the driver in that case fled... before returning an hour later and now faces a felony hit-and-run charge. ((mauricio marin)) >> metro expects to have this corner of sahara and eastern blocked off for several hours. the coroner will release the name of the victim once family is notified. reporting live mauricio marin 8 news now. >>> the peak time to watch the perseid meteor shower is almost upon us... ((christianne klein)) >> no special equipment is required to

neller: i never met this marine. it's 2006, and we were getting a bunch of jammers that we thought sere going to drive the enemy' ability to use remote control devices to activate an ied, it was going to defeat it. we anticipated they were going to go to, they had two choices, command wire, which means someone has to sit there and actually wait for you to drive by, or they put pressure devices and bury them and wait for you to drive over them. we started talking about how we might defeat the pressure device. -- what if we put a roller in front of the vehicle? then it'll blow up. they'll offset it. they were all logical reasons, and then i was kind of responsible for our counter-ied program. i was and and one i went to my office and i read about this young man that was killed by ied from a pressure device. that would just say motivated me to get off my general officer backside and make a decision. we decided we're going to build rollers, and we did. the firstas in was week of may. had a bunch of the mechanics at all t

((mauricio marin)) it's like christmas in august for april jennings. ((april jennings/2nd grade teacher: "this is truly amazing. i've never seen anything like this before. it's is wonderful. they have everything you can ever need really." )) ((mauricio marin)) she's about to start teaching second grade. and is looking for books, activity kits and anything else she can find for the classroom at the sha consignment. ((kelly doyle/co-owner sharing is caring teacher consignment: "it's a great way for veterans to welcome all the new teachers to the district and we're all a family.")) ((mauricio marin)) kelly doyle helps run the pop-up store. she's been teaching for over a decade. and knows how much it can add up for first year teachers. ((kelly doyle/co-owner sharing is caring teacher consignment: "it's just a little extra thank you and help for them.' 07:45 and one thing it shows is we're family. i think it builds community more than anything." )) ((mauricio marin)) building that community with new teachers. so she brought in supplies that other teachers c

i was a marine. i was with another marine in the back.d, come up here. >> and, no, you can stay there. we served together and there was this unusual fellow that i saw on the military base, he kept getting excluded, from the chow hall, and he wasn't fought eat, but, kale was always trying to include the perspectives from the lowest level. i worked with him in afghanistan as well. >> you are a marine. >>> yes. >>> thank you. >> i'll second that. it's a good thing for kale that i have no problem speaking to people because i wasn't supposed to be doing this. so i met kale when i was going for school. one of his former associates, and, he was talking about the things that we had in the middle east. and he was talking, made some connections, he knew some people that i knew. and we talked afterwards. and he was asking for somethings and i just happened to have kept a journal when i was in iraq. i don't know why. i kept it, days, depending on the mission that i wouldn't keep it. i was involved in a mission that he was writing about, that took pla

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((paul joncich)) >> 8 news now reporter mauricio marin spoke with the victim's family as they try to deal with this tragedy. ((mauricio marin)) aj moore is working to come to grips with the tragedy that left his 9-year old nephew dead. ((aj moore/victim's nephew: "all they did was open the door. they didn't know the dog was right there. they were only going to get some candy ." )) ((mauricio marin)) moore says little derion stevenson was attacked and killed by a family friend's pitbull that got spooked when the kid's entered the home. got bit by a dog---he ran down the street to try and help. ((aj moore/victim's nephew: "the owner of the dog she was helping my nephew the whole way through until i got there. she's tearing down because of how scared she was and i understood in every way." )) ((mauricio marin)) but never imagined to see derion laying on the ground-- appearing lifeless. ((aj moore/victim's nephew: "when i got to see him he couldn't move. if i told him to move he couldn't move. it's like he couldn't hear anything i said he couldn't talk one eye open the other closed." ))

the marines narrow is down to two possibilities.option is on the sixth floor of the miramar, so before dawn, they scale the building and burst through the balcony ready for battle. >> and they stumbled upon these two americans who were smoking marijuana. >> another group of marines races down a hallway toward apartment 401 when they see an armed man, they realize they're on to something big. >> they were standing guard at the door, then they knew that chapo was inside. >> they smashed through the door, flimsy wood this time, not reinforced metal. and there is the most notorious drug trafficker on the planet. the man who has eluded them for 13 years, el chapo guzman. unbelievably, he doesn't put up a fight. when you hear no gunshots fired, we have him. what is that moment? >> it was shocking to me. even though that i anticipated, and i was hopeful we'd get him, there was a great chance during these operations that ultimately when they got that close, there'd be a shootout. >> you were thinking it was the end of scarface? >> absolutel

mauricio marin was at the meeting ... and tell us more about the differences of opinions. ((annette dawson-owens/parent: "our group wants to break free and not be dead last in education. i feel like our kids are important and we don't need to wait any longer. ' )) ((mauricio marin)) annette dawson owens wants c-c-s-d to break free already. she has six kids who attend public school in southern nevada. ((annette dawson-owens/parent: "how we think this helps students is the money directly flows to the school then the school can figure out what they're actual needs are.")) ((mauricio marin)) tonight---nearly every truste concerns about the latest plan to re-organize c-c-s-d. ((deanna wright/trustee: "i still don't think that we are adequately addressing student achievement." )) ((mauricio marin)) among other issues...is there enough money to move through with the plans. and how will implementation effect day to day classroom experience for students. ((senator michael roberson: "if there are legitimate issues about implentation yes we can still address that in the language abso

((mauricio marin)) >> well they say it's of course their shots. but they're also really trying to get kids who are about to enter kindergarten or pre-school vaccinated. as well as kids entering middle school. back to you./// ((sharie johnson)) >>> across town in henderson-- back to school season events continue inside galleria at sunset. this is the cox communications back to school fair. over 30 community agencies helped families start the year off on the right foot. parents got connected to new school year. and students benefitted too: (( priya moerera )) "the benefit of it is that you can also you can also be prepared to meet a bunch of new people and you can also be prepared so you can know exactly what to do and you know exactly where to go and you're just ready")) ((sharie johnson)) >> today's events are the first of many back to school happenings around town-- before schools starts, august 29th. august 20th gallaria at sunset will host a back to school supply drive./// >>> and don't forget-- we've teamed up with smiths and silver state scho

they change the grips every few days." )) ((mauricio marin)) for christie---that training comes into play when he hits red rock canyon. ((matt christie/climber: "when you have those moments of clarity what am i standing on this, it's this small and i'm standing 200 feet up the air." )) ((mauricio marin)) it's a feeling like no other....that has rock climbers eyeing las for their next adventure. mauricio marin. 8 news now./// ((weather toss)) ((katie boer)) our air quality advisory has and dust levels still remain at "moderate" ... staying a bit hazy and murky in the evening/morning hours especially. as far as alerts go however... there is a flash flood warning for areas just ne of st. george, utah and ne of kingman. -- this area has seen some extensive lightning and thunder. .......... current conditions are in we did hit 100 today -- warmed up a bit but won't see much more of a climb into the evening. looking at upper 90s tomorrow though before another warmup to temps at or above 105 degrees or more starting saturday ............ looking ahead at your dayplanner we'll drop into the

we have an upper-level trough that will enhance our marine layer. that's an outside number so many inland locations will still be in the 70s o ah! the a's let one get away last night lost it in the 8th, 1-0. clouds increase at 62 degrees. rocky? >> thank you. >>> let's look right now time 4:48. our usual trouble area but it's looking okay right now. we'll see out of tracy cars at 45 miles per hour. 205 to the altamont pass about 10 minutes on the dublin interchange. live look at that right now. here you go. there's some traffic slow- moving in the commuter direction. road closures this morning. northbound 101 from morgan hill to san jose between dunne avenue and blossom hill road cars at 19 miles per hour. so very slow from morgan hill to san jose commute. and here's your san mateo bridge from hayward to the peninsula 880 to 101 westbound about 15 minutes. let's move on to your golden gate bridge. looking good. san rafael commuters into san francisco, looking good to about 14, 15 minutes. here's a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. backup in the cas

so, guiding the mariners and making sure they were in line was very important. this light provided safe habrbor for mariners on lake huron, which could prove to be treacherous in october, and november of those years. it was a very strategic lighthouse for those reasons. this lighthouses operational, fort gratiot is also operational from time to time. it's a military installation. as the needs came to be the fort would be used. it was garrisoned in the 1830's w-- in a devastating part of our history here, that affected the fort and the surrounding area. it was re-garrisoned during the civil war. the 27th michigan infantry would be mustered into service there. and learn their tactics and training at fort gratiot, and then would go on to point south. after the civil war, you're going to see dramatic changes at the fort gratiot light station. there is an increase in traffic for westward expansion, so the site is going to grow. the lighthouse service is realizing that a lot of their lighthouses are out of date, need some upgrades. so, this lighthouses going to see a

we have an increasing marine layer out there. it's deepening and at at this point as you take a look at sfo, i've been watching some of the planes on the approach but i do guarantee there will be some delays on departures and on arrivals on some flights after 6:00 a.m. because that marine layer continues to deepen every 15, 30 minutes and even every hour, we have noticed this marine layer now extending and expanding into our inland areas as well. it's because an upper level trough is breezing through the area and temperature-wise into the -- bay area and temperature- wise into the 50s and low 60s. the winds have been fluctuating around. at this particular time the marine layer has filled in along the coast. and it is marched inland locally a good 50 miles. and even george, well he's at the beaches right now in san francisco. he's reporting 54 degrees and we have some areas of drizzle as well. george is up early this morning getting ready to supply his services to the clayton fire and we thank you sir for your services. so here's

like the marine staff sergeant father, he want today become a marine.nted that wish on saturday and died yesterday the very next morning. his father believes that his son would have made a good marine if he had only been healthy. >>> a long time there, that is absolutely heartbreaking. >> that is so sad, yeah. >> i guess it is beautiful that he got a chance to live that dream for one day. >> i'll tell you that make a wish is such a wonderful organization. boy heartbreaking. >>> coming up a long-time view on the marin trail boiled over in a dangerous way. rusty nails or spikes into the ground. who some say is behind it. >>> a volcano in hawaii apparently smiling back at the people taking the video. >>> that is pretty amazing. a comfortable day around the bay area. this is a pattern that will stick around for the next couple of days before we will see even cooler weather enter the bay area. when you could expect for tuesday and their extended forecast coming up next. (music plays from one way or another )♪♪ ♪ i'm gonna find y♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha

((mauricio marin)) two men are dead after north las vegas police say shots were fired outside silver nugget casino early sunday morning. ((officer aaron patty/north las vegas police: "this was in the wee hours of the morning so not alot of vehicle traffic but we know there was a large group out here so definitely alot of foot traffic." )) detectives worked to gather as much evidence on scene that could help them track down the suspect. ((officer aaron patty/north las vegas police: "any casings or firearms that are located that's something that we will collect and put into our evidence vault." )) ((mauricio marin)) in this case---they're also relying on surveillance video to find clues that could lead them to those responsible. as well as working to track down witnesses. ((officer aaron patty/north las vegas police: "alot of the shootings when they do happen like this we really rely on the help of the public to contact us give us a little bit of information point us in the right direction." )) hear from anyone who can help them find the killer in another case. marlon porfirio osorio-r

we sat out all night, me and my spotter and the marine snipers. it's the most boring thing you'll eveyouwill ever experien. they glamorize setting up in the middle of nowhere and it's real cool that i probably went through a pack of cigarettes in 30 minutes to stay awake and counted so manaccounted so manya boring time. i could see movement in the village and the marine corps cleared out the village. this guy pops up around the corner almost half a mile okay. a firefight happened and it was like 135 degrees, i'm sweating, the bottom of my boots are sweating. my helmet is off. we started to get in an ambush, i met with my regimen guys tracking the individual's with going after. we met the marines are there but we had to finish doing our thing. we started around three or 4:00 in the morning and we talked a few hours. if you've ever watched the movie aladdin, that's what it's like to walk through. about 100 pounds of gear on walking for hours and hours. the sun started to rise. my element splits off into the group from 35 who are going to the target

we still have a marine layer at about 1,000 feet.hing has changed too terribly dramatic yet but we are looking for a stronger on shore push, a deeper marine player and stronger cooler for today. 60 mountain view and san jose, mid 60s in our east bay valleys. the fog is where you would expect, petaluma, santa rosa, half-moon bay. looking at the clearing through midmorning. 11:00 the fog pushes back, we still have some up towards the north but we will see partly cloudy skies at the coast and once again the temperature spread from the 60s all the way to the 90s, but i think the number is anywhere from 3 to 5 degrees cooler within this range. we will talk particulars in a few minutes. >>> rescue screws have saved 1,000 people from rapidly riding floodwaters in louisiana. a storm system has dumped the equivalent of three months of rain in one day on parts of that state. at least three people are read. abc news reporter phillip mena has the latest. >> reporter: the rain just keeps coming. >> this is certainly not over. >> reporter: and the

the marin ij says it happened to the medical practice's concept company. they provide medical building and record services to physicians. though said there's no evidence that any patient data was compromised. >>> pg&e is backtracking a bit on yet another rate hike that was set to go into effect this month. under a deal reached by pg&e and the state puc, the bills will go up 50 cents a month instead of $4. earlier this year it was up by 14% for the average customer for improvements and upgrades. >>> governor jerry brown is pushing for more climate change policies. he says he will try to get them in place before his final term in office ends even if that requires campaigning to get it on the ballot in 2018. yesterday we found out climate change measures will not pass by august 31. many wanted new laws this month to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and to safeguard the cap and trade program. >>> republican donald trump and running made mike pence will present a unified front today as they rally together in the key states of iowa and wisconsin. more now from cb

versus the marine corp marathon.he grid lock will be incredible. >> reporter: remember they closed down the bridges, i've never come to the marine corp marathon, i've watched it on national mall and people are lined up everywhere. i have been to several inaugurations, i think there's more people, but it's fair to say a lot of people getting here at one time >> i hope they set up a lot of bike racks. >> reporter: that's a good idea, a lot of bike racks. >> thank you so much. >>> moving on to politics, donald trump will be delivering an immigration speech tonight in arizona >> trump accepteded an invitation from mexico president pena nieto to discuss the issue during a meeting held earlier in mexico, ronica cleary is here with that story. to be clear, hillary clinton was al invited by the president to have a meeting. just about an hours ago, mexico's president pena nieto held a joint press conference after a private meeting they had where they discussed the issues related to immigration and the border that donald trump

let's head to marin county again. the larkspur ferry is canceled due to technical difficulties but otherwise your mass transit throughout the bay is clear and also a quick look at altima pass to 680 westbound will take you about 17 minutes. we've got red coming out of the tracy area. >>> if you have a tree on 680 near stoneridge, that must be a big eucalyptus tree causing that big backup this morning. dry conditions. good morning everybody. live with the camera looking out toward the transamerica pyramid and the deck of the marine air has been playing tag with the very tip top there. the ceiling now lowering again. it's roughly about 800 feet at this early hour but it's relatively thin. that marine air is about 1300 feet deep. santa rosa with the clear skies. 49 degrees. otherwise 57 degrees in livermore. 49. cool across the north bay. high 50s across the santa clara valley. satellite and radar suggest we do have the clouds stacked up at the coast. also pushing in to the bay. we have cloud cover in the tri valley as w

((mauricio marin)) police say there could still be haven't come forward. and although it can be difficult to come out of the shadows...brown says it can help start the healing process. >>> ((mauricio marin)) >> coil is scheduled for his first court appearance later this week. again--police ask parents to talk with their children who may have had contact with coil. and urge people to tip them off using crime stoppers or calling metro. reporting live...mauricio marin. 8 news now./// ((denise valdez)) >> mauricio...do we know how >> right now police aren't releasing very many details -- to not compromise the case -- and to also protect the identity of the victims. back to you./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> and speaking of human trafficking. a big bust to tell you about out of california. at least seven people have been arrested in a sting, dubbed "operation babyface" in fresno. more than 50 victims were reported... mostly kids. as a woman on social media and groomed the victims for sexual acts with men. here's how the deputies uncovered the ring.. an undercover

we're shrouded in the marine layer. i'll talk about the effects this deck of clouds will have on your monday and temperatures in less than 4 minutes. >>> today a former quarterback on de la salle's renowned football team while died becoming a soldier will be honored by state lawmakers. 21-year-old michael peros died last month after falling ill in army ranger school in georgia. state senator steve glazer of contra costa will speak about him during today's legislative session. the u.s. army statement says peros was diagnosed with hyponatremia but his official cause of death has not been released. >>> family and friends are grieving the loss of a college baseball player shot to death at san francisco aquatic park. they said it happened while he was playing pokemon go on his phone. authorities have not identified a shooter or motive. he was a popular baseball player where his dad was an assistant coach. he went on to play for san joaquin delta college in stockton. calvin's family has set up a gofundme page which surpassed

the marine layer is going to continue to intense five as the morning progresses even by sun- up the marine layer a good 60 miles inland. we have our temperatures right now 54 santa rosa, 58 degrees in oakland. good morning, san francisco, at 55. according to our profile map right now this marine layer is roughly about 1600 feet deep. 24 hours ago we were at 1300 so it's going to be slow to clear around the bay today where we'll have temperatures pretty much in the 60s and 70s. at the coast today, i wouldn't bank on any kind of clearing. 58 degrees half moon bay. also in pacifica. 70s will be common around the peninsula today. we jump up to 81 in morgan hill. but notice san jose. 77 degrees. that's down from the average high of 84. you want 80s? head well inland. 85 in brentwood down a good 12 degrees from yesterday. 60 stinson beach, 75 napa. the full forecast is minutes away. right now, let's say good morning to roqui. >> good morning, ro and everyone. >>> let's look outside right now at your traffic this morning. we have a couple of traffic alerts now northbound 680 at monument boulevard

mauricio marin. 8 news now." )) ((sharie johnson)) take a good look at this man... his name is jaime santana. metro police say he beat cinthia rodriguez to death---hitting her in the head and left her body inside this house near rancho and the 95. he may have taken off in a 20-15 blue two-door scion. police were first alerted after one of the men living inside the house found her body when he got home...with obvious trauma to the head. for another look at the suspect's photo---head over to ((sharie johnson)) >>> a local boys and girls club director is in jail tonight.. accused of sex crimes. 44-year-old willis brown was arrested thursday -- accused of lewd conduct with at least two victims. brown is the club house director at the boys and girls club on southern highlands parkway. parents were given a letter friday addressing the allegations. (("i would definitely think, you should call the parents, actually make an effort to call them. talk to them and explain to a certain extent of the actions hand them a letter.")) ((sharie johnson)) >> the organization says it is

schools in marin open this morning.ew law requires that all schoolchildren be fully vaccinated before going to class with proof of vaccination when they show up. >>> mcdonald's made an effort to trade one happy meal toy for a device meant to inspire healthy habits for little kids but the company is now pulling the plug. jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com has that story and more trending topics this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, kenny. stocks finished higher yesterday after minutes from the fed's last meeting show there's no rush to raise interest rates again. the board is split. everybody will watch the september meeting. in all the dow was up 21. nasdaq up a point. futures pointing to a lower open. new cell plans will offer new data at a higher price the cheapers plan now $30 a month which is $10 more than it was previously but again this comes about 3 times as much data. and mcdonald's will no longer give out activity trackers in its happy meals. the company received reports some kids were getting sk

it is really just enhancing our marine layer. deepening marine layer through saturday. bringing down the temperature in sacramento from 99 yesterday to 90 today down from 108 in fresno to 100 degrees. so a little more tolerable. low 80s in the lake tahoe area down from 85 yesterday. 62 in monterey bay. sun-up at 6:16. by the time it sets tonight your daylight length and the days being shaved by a minute and 52 seconds. here we go with your temperatures. 60s beaches, 60s around the lip of the bay. then we start to experience 70s with ample sunshine around the peninsula. 80s morgan hill and gilroy east of the bay up to 87 degrees. that will be experienced in the brentwood tracy and discovery bay area down from 97 degrees yesterday. ditto for your friday. notice over the weekend we begin to bump the temperature up on sunday through wednesday. it's big, it's huge, it's annual! outside lands san francisco this weekend dress in layers. temperatures in the 60s. that's a look at your thursday weather report. we have sports coming up next. >>> coming up in sports, a deal that co

if it's too cold they say marin. 8 news now.")) ((christianne klein)) >> rangers at red rock also say the sand stone can crumble making it dangerous. so they urge people to navigate on and around rock carefully./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> the frantic search for survivors of wednesday's earthquake in italy continues today --- but strong aftershocks are threatening rescue efforts. at least 278 people are dead and many more still missing. the first of the funerals are now underway as grieving funeral home where coffins are laid out in rows. as of yesterday volunteers have set up temporary housing and handing out food and clothing to people who have lost everything. the magnitude 6.2 quake struck at 3:36 wednesday morning./// ((christianne klein)) >>> the storms are expected to roll in this weekend. ((dave courvoisier)) >> will they last as class begins for the clark county school district? tedd florendo has the answer next in your weather now forecast./// announcer: you're ads for joe heck are attacking my time as attorney general. t

it ended in a helicopter crash killing the marines and one navy command. it remains the single largest casualty incident in iraq or afghanistan and one for which he feels personally responsible. he reminds us from the title of the book through to the last pages how important it is for all of us as citizens to reflect on what this has meant. his work says his own kind of test for americans compelling us to look and come to terms much as a wounded soldier with a disfigured face views the damage after returning from the war. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming kael weston. [applause] .. >> >> more than anyone you have been here a more visceral way that i have whiff my dad and uncles but my service came in the form of the state department. of with plague and to think back our readers it is not an easy book or a quick book but people tell me it is a very heavy book i don't think they should be anything other than all of those adjectives. my point is not to do a monologue by will tell you about myself with the real story bios o cleaned toilets at o

but no, the marine layer, 64.tures otherwise close to average. 60s beaches, no sunshine. 70s and 80s ample sun around the peninsula. mid-80s approaching 90 in morgan hill swinging around to

the marine layer has a large part to do with that. i'll let you know if there's a >> abc news was in milpitas where dozens opposed a land fill. the organizes happen it will urge city leaders from doubling the land fill size. one man scrubbed the odor. >> rotten egg, that kind of smell. just come out you nose and you have to cover your nose. >> the city of milpitas has sued the land fill prayedor over the smells. >>> happening now. students at uc berkeley are celebrating the roping of bowls hall. cal provided the pictures. undergrad students, grad students and professors moved in last week and participate in weekly dinners and volunteer work. the building first openin' 1929. it's thought to be in the nation's first residential college. >>> target is holding a one-day sale to win back customers the company will discount offering by 10%. it's trying to win back shoppers after a boycott over its restroom policy this year. the company allowed customers to use the restroom or fitting room for their current identity. >>> coming up a cafe own

let's go to marin county. northbound 101 near atherson avenue. the number two lane is still closed from an earlier accident. in dublin, southbound 680 at stoneridge, a fallen tree is blocking a lane there andbout 1. let's go ahead for your mass transit update here, the larkspur ferry 840 train is closed due to difficulties. all other mass transit has no delay. >>> today in san jose, nearly 400 court workers are set to spend another day outside the hall of justice. their union says nobody is budging until they get a raise. it's been eight years since the court workers saw a boost in their pay. they say it's not right rents are soaring and employees aren't seeing an extra dime. the court services are in limbo. the union questions why the court financed a pricey new building instead of offering raises. >>> thousands will invade the beaches in rio de janeiro as olympic events continue this week. lurking under the water is a dirty secret. dead animals, raw sewage that pours from the communities. >> reporter: a waterfall of trash and sewage flows from

mauricio marin was at the meeting ... and tell us more about the differences of opinions. ((annette dawson-owens/parent: "our group wants to break free and not be dead last in education. i feel like our kids are important and we don't need to wait any longer. ' )) ((mauricio marin)) annette dawson owens wants

but as 8 news now's mauricio marin explains...there were loud protestors making themselves heard . maricio is live at the henderson convention center. ((mauricio marin)) >> governor mike pence just wrapped up his first town hall in southern nevada since accepting to be donald trump's vice presidential candidate. attitude is what's needed to fix america. >> pence was quick to bash trumps opponent--- hillary clinton---saying she will stay with the same old status quo of d-c. he says when voters hit the polls in november---they have a choice to make. and pence says trump is the right man for the job who will rebuild the military, confront terrorists and build a wall at the border to keep america safe. when it comes to the economy---pence told the cheering crowd of supporters that trump will cut taxes and create trade deals that favor american business. presidential candidate: "i just want to say to you with that same old same old more government, more taxes, more regulation, more obamacare more of the war on the coal less prosperity for americans let's decide here and now that hillary

as 8 news now's mauricio marin found out... the tragedy appears to have happened in an area often under-estimated for the danger it presents. <<< ((madeu it's always worth it once you get to the top." )) madel cruz knows there are risks when hitting the trails. but is saddened to hear that a fellow outdoorsman fell to his death at red rock canyon. and for branch whitney with 52 peak hiking club...he works to point out the potential dangers often over looked with many trails. ((branch whitney/52 peak club "a lot of times these trails end and that's where people get into trouble if they haven't done their research.")) he says hiking spots like ice box canyon---that appear easy---still have a lot of peak club: "what they don't realize is it's slick because when there is water there water and sand stone can at times make things slick." )) ((mauricio marin)) although the investigation continues on how justin manering fell... whitney suspects it may have happened towards the end of the ice box canyon trail where people try climbing u

i enjoy the job." )) ((mauricio marin)) it's just another day at the office for jim dunbar. he's been a valet attendant at caesars palace since the day they opened back in 19-66. ((jim dunbar/caesar's worker for 50 years: "i watched ground up." )) ((mauricio marin)) dunbar is one of five "original" employees still with the company today. ((jim dunbar/caesar's worker for 50 years: "they don't let anything get old here, they fix things, except for me." )) ((mauricio marin)) they were recognized for their hard work and dedication with a plaque and 50 red roses. and met with jay sarno junior-- the son of the man who founded caesars palace--and says employees like dunbar have made all the difference. ((jay sarno jr. son of the founder of caesars palace: "at the end of the day the contact with the people is what really makes the experience make or break it." )) ((mauricio marin)) plan on slowing down anytime soon. he looks forward to seeing what's next for caesars palace. ((jim dunbar/caesar's worker for 50 years: "it just keeps improving all the time. whether it's a new tower or

they are the marine reserves. >> that's right. >> 100 year celebration of the marine corps reserves andir ceremonial band is with us on the plaza. >> it's never too early, still dark out there and listening to beautiful music celebrating our marines. >> this is late for the marine corps. >> they've been up, run five miles, done 100 pushups. >> when you walk down green room hall, the hallway -- >> never heard it called that. like an auditorium. >> when you get down that hall you see groggy people with the coffee, even if it's bad i'll take anything, the marines are ready to go, showered. no food left. >> they're ready for lunch. >> that's what i get the feeling. a busy weekend over the weekend for hillary clinton and donald trump. not for them but their surrogates to explain their position. >> donald trump ready to reveal his immigration plan in a major speech this week. >> the mainstream media still attacking him with racist accusati accusations. >> national correspondent john roberts live outside trump tourre. hey, john. >> brian, ainsley, pete, good morning. nothing wakes you up like

all the marines afterwords, the male marines were like, i thought the whole thing was good to go and understood what you guys were after. there was that one monologue about that woman yelling at her employee for not wearing a bra that we felt like was an indirect attack on the way we do things in the military. there was a point for structure and uniformity. we thought that you were saying -- mocking the structure we have in place for good reason. the female marines were saying, i loved it all, especially that line. what it's like to be a female in a very male-dominated culture. charlie: how did you come to juilliard? mr. driver: i was interested in acting before i went to the military. after september 11, i felt like most people my age -- at that time, doing nothing, i felt like i wanted to be involved. the marine corps to me was like the top of the pyramid as far as military service was. i'm going to do it. i'm going to do that and go all the way. but when i got out of the military, i had kind of a false idea. civilian problems are easy. wait in line? that's the wrong percentage of

so that means the marine layer is spent and will burn off quickly. by noon, only coastal fog and in the afternoon not too holt only in the 90 inland spot, and 60s around the immediate coast with hazy sunshine. "spare the air" day is in affect. that is weather. we did nature have a great overnight here, the last few hours, a couple of series crashes including in the vallejo area, westbound 37. right at the pure island off-ramp a vehicle was off the road into the napa river and that person did not survive. that investigation is ongoing. northbound 101 north of the marin county airport, we had another serious crash three people were transported with serious injuries at continue minutes ago we got all lanes become open. mass transportation it is not off to a great start. >> we are tracking breaking news from contra costa county. look at this, a car hit a light pole and a fire hydrant and you can see the gallons and gallons of water being put into the air and gush on to the street in clayton road at downtown concord the it is not sure why the driver crash

reporting live...mauricio marin. 8 news now. ((christianne klein)) ((mauricio marin)) according to public records...a jaime santana owns this house. but again, police haven't said if he is inolved in this case at this point. and still haven't named any suspects. back to you./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> happening right now... a right now... a presidential election fu third party candidates jill stein and gary johnson are joining former president bill clinton on stage this afternoon. ((christianne klein)) >> it's part of the asian american journalists association conference here in las vegas. patrick walker is live at caesars with more. patrick? ((patrick walker)) >> the forum is underway right now inside the coliseum. bill clinton is expected on stage shortly on behalf of his wife hillary... but two candidates have spoken so far. let's take a live look inside at the program.... pacific islander american vote" program. interviewing the candidates this afternoon. green party candidate dr. jill stein spoke to the audience about how

((mauricio marin)) >> at this time police have not released a description. but ask anyone who may have seen something to give them a call. reporting live...mauricio marin. 8 news now./// ((paul joncich)) >> mauricio...that's a lot of stolen guns. are the feds helping with this case? ((mauricio marin)) >> we've learned that a-t-f agents and homeland security teamed up with north las vegas police to help with the investigation. all working to track down the thied street. back to you./// ((christianne klein)) >>> in southern california... firefighters are making some headway on the blue cut wildfire. it is now 26 percent contained.. it's raging in the cajon pass.. and is just one of 8 large wildfires that some 10- thousand firefighters are battling across the state of california./// the governor has since declared a state of emergency./// ((christianne klein)) >>> an investigation is underway into the deaths of a dozen wild horses at an eco-resort in elko county. is looking into the incident along with the elko county sheriff's office. we do want to warn you th

marine layer only about 1500 feet.t sunshine>l around most of the by except at the coast. little change to. the 60's san francisco oakland. notice inland mid upper 80's. this is thursday. very little change but by friday notice just a couple degrees warmer inland so yes it's very, very small up until this and then the 90's will get pretty well establishedyn in our inland valley. so do you want to good to the beach enjoy the last couple days of summer with the kids perhaps some kids going back early next week. partly sunny. upper physician to about 60 from ocean beach half moon bay. 70 santa cruz.> fog pulls back+ here but it's cool. patchy smoke monterey 64 degrees. so high tomorrow in the upper 80's for you in livermore but then look what happens. we begin a couple of degrees and then even in the mid 90's perhaps warmest day on saturda saturday. so in particular in the south bay look for 77 sunnyvale. 80 san jose. 82 san francisco, mid 60's, 67 in south city up in the north bay cooler at 84 santa rosa. 79 nap a.low 7

marine deck is 1600 feet deep as it pushes onshore and moves into the bay, as well.e'll have a little clearing at the coast. alremaining unseasonably mild inland today. this is our satellite and radar. and it does suggest we have this upper level trough to the north of us enhancing the marine layer still under the influence of high pressure but we are watching this here. tropical weather update, madeline barreling towards the big island of hawaii. it's anticipated as a category 1 hurricane to nick the hawaiian islands. 5 to 10 inches of rain in the highest elevations of hilo. paco our floor director says what's hasth, hawaiian aleutian standard timed. so as it hits hilo at 8 a.m. this morning, 11 a.m. our time. 89 in sacramento. sunrise at 6:39. by the time it sets, 60s, 70s, 80s outside number 90 today. pollen report is very high. and there you have your high temperatures. 62 to 90 today. enjoy your day. >> thank you. >>> time now 5:52. next, how you can make a bit of extra cash just by taking bart this morning. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, apparently, people think i'm too

he earned several metals including marine corps good conduct medal and combat action ribbon. ptsd is a factor in his crime is a question remains to be answered for both investigators and his cover or family/friends. >> hewhere wounded for the week but we trust go to see us through cover as christians tha he will not put in a more hones that weekend there.ouri police not speaking about investigatio they do not want to copwise future prosecution so they are proceeding cautiously. the question is what pushed him ove the edge and where they're backgroundy' including past roa rage incidents. >> matt wright look through records and talk to those who knew the suspect reporting fro north ridgeville. >> matthew desha is no stranger to the place herere where he is listed in a dozen police report between 2,008 in 2013 they say that the marine corps veteran suffering from ptsd after serving in iraq. a friend shows this picture of him with a loaded handgunow and 2011 in fr of his pine ridge mobile home: he says they were joking around come with a neighbor called the police. and charged hi