you'd been thinking about michelle? >> oh, absolutely. i'd been working on her for a year, so. >> reporter: he asked michelle to stick with him that night. and she did. and then everything went sideways. >> it was the worst date in the world. >> reporter: what went wrong? >> i don't know. i was totally off my game. i couldn't speak. and i thought, "oh gosh, i've done screwed this up totally. this was terrible." but then i asked her out again and she said yes and -- >> reporter: well, maybe you did something right. >> i must have. i don't know. or she felt sorry for me, gave me another chance. i don't know. >> reporter: michelle's family soon met him. >> next thing you know, they're seeing each other and getting pretty serious. >> reporter: after she came along? >> oh, my gosh, world totally changed. i mean, sun got brighter. it was just a totally different world. >> reporter: michelle and dan married in 2001 and continued to work together at thermo fisher. not long after, along came two daughters. but even as busy parents, dan and michell

>> i don't think there's enough tape to talk about michelle. she was our big sister, our role model. >> michelle was just the most amazing sister that you could ever ask for, very loving, caring, giving person. she would do anything for anyone. >> she always had a big smile, and her laughter was contagious. >> reporter: michelle carried her positive spirit into the workplace. she was head of payroll at that warehouse owned by thermo fisher scientific, a worldwide supplier of laboratory equipment. it was also where she met her husband, dan mockbee. what was she like? what drew you to her? >> michelle was funny, attractive, intelligent. >> reporter: i've heard you say that pictures kind of don't do her justice. >> no. no. no. michelle was much more -- there was a vibrantness to her. i mean, she was beautiful. >> reporter: it was at a thermo fisher christmas party back in 1999 that dan first summoned the courage to ask her out. you'd been thinking about michelle? >> th ou, absolutely. i'd been working on her for a year, so. >> reporter: he asked m

>>michelle: the time is 4:51 am and dozens of kayakers were and dozens of kayakers were rescued >>michelle: 4:54 am and there could be an average of the mid- 60s and partly to mostly cloudy skies. temperatures in the 70s in santa clara valley and temperature wise it should be 60s through the 70s and it's refreshing and unseasonably cool. north of the golden gate bridge we will have a slight chance for much-needed rain, a slight chance of rain showers in the clear lake area and high 70s. >>reporter: we are brake lights at westbound i 80 and on the scene of an accident involving 4 vehicles. this is the way to work with this and 17 minutes now headed towards 680. >>michelle: passenger planes bumped into one another lax, united fire lines -- airlines clip the wings of a departing alaska airlines jet and no one was hurt but passengers had to be taken off the planes and rebooked. the federal aviation administration and national transportation investigation board are investigating. >>frank: 50 kayakers had to be rescued when they ran into rough seas over the weekend, rescue boats picked them off

>>michelle apon: 45 mi.th is of sight lost handlers stretching all methanol will have a tsunami advisory egotism strong waves and again in the first lab be the largest we said and iraq and a santa rosa santa rosa airport reached for 724 hours and we had a few isolated showers will loves to laugh in rica and the bay area nothing worked will have to carry sky's forced to land phipps floor costa posted a for sixties and by 3:00 will stay on the cool side with those mid-60's if you're and then funnel some of for seven is to run around 80 degrees here is for temperatures rise to have offered assistance to low 60s. >>michelle apon: what to expect in the future cash to pursue the potential for isolated showers as everywhere else the rain chances do diminished by 7:00 by known the lunch hour waaf sunshine across much of the bank if you are and let live indefinitely feel someone temperatures below average for seven is to low 80s antioch 80 degrees of for seven is a san ramon then there are 81 and 5:03 p.m. has led to

gronk is with michele tafoya. >> michele: bob, thanks.on a night when this place was full of emotions because of tom brady, because of the last year's super bowl championship, you score three touchdowns. let's talk about the first. you look across the line. no one is there. what are you thinking? >> just a play we work on. we just saw going fast with the offense. everyone is on the same page. tom saw me open real quick. he threw it. he made a great throw. i had to make the catch. there's really no one on me. make the catch and mange the play. great overall job by the offense getting set and ready. >> michele: tom brady close to perfect tonight. what does this performance tell you about him? >> he was an unbelievable performer tonight. he is our leader. he is a great player and it's fun to play with him. i have to give huge credit to our offensive line men. we had three rookies throughout. they played their butts off tonight and did an excellent job and same with our tackle. so it was just a great overall team win. our defense played well

michel >> michele: congratulations.son witten continues to be the security blanket for tony romo. >> you think back, cowboys history, lots of dra pmadrama, meredith, danny white, roger staubach. tony romo has had lots of late come from behind wins. this is the latest game winning touchdown pass, seven seconds on the clock, in cowboy history. let's bring in tony dungy. tony, how did you see the last minute and change playing out and the controversial play when eli threw it out of the back of end zone and that left the cowboys more time than they otherwise would have had? >> well, bob, that was absolutely baffling to me. i have no problem with the play call to throw the football. you have avenue got eli manning, you want to let him throw it but you have to tell him when you send the play in, if it's not wide open, take the sack, fall down. if our man not open, fall down, let the 40 seconds run off. there should have been about 45 to 50 seconds for dallas to operate. not 1:30. that was just a big, big mistake by the giants

>> reporter: michelle, exit 32 is right here. post avenue. he made it down here before being pulled over. state troopers tell us that several other drivers on the roads saw this bus driving erratically and called 911 before he got too far down the northern state park bay. take a look. this is who we are talking about here. this is the bus driver, alexander copeland. troopers say the 52-year-old wreaked of alcohol. then copeland failed a number of sobriety tests after he was pulled over. blood alcohol .2% more than twice the legal limit. he was arrested for driving while intoxicated among other things. this is a picture of the mta bus pulled over. it was copeland's day off and he wasn't supposed to be driving the bus. copeland will likely appear before a judge on charges of reckless endangerment and aggravated dwi. here is the thing. state troopers say it's a good thing they were called about the reckless driving because he could have got stuck under one of the overpasses. kala rama, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> kala, thank you. >>> developin

please welcome michelle obama!ephen: thank you so much for being here. i want to say, george clooney didn't get that. you're the biggest superstar i've had on the show. >> it's an honor to be here! >> stephen: the last time we were sitting next to each other i was your dinner date at the state dinner for the french president. >> yes, you were. >> stephen: haven't heard from you much since then. (laughter) just had one with the chinese president, didn't get the call. >> i know. you have been busy. i figure you've got a show and there is that thing with your wife who i really love. >> yeah. it can't just be you and me, stephen. >> stephen: all right. i say, honestly, you may experience this with a lot of people, but when my wife went up to see the little dinner chart of where i'm supposed to sit, you said to me right before we went to the dinner, you're sitting with me tonight. my wife said, i can't believe you're sitting with the first lady. i said, honey, you're very sweet, how endearing you think she meant that. w

michel >> michele: congratulations. jason witten continues to be the security blanket for tony romo. >> you think back, cowboys history, lots of dra pmadrama, meredith, danny white, roger staubach. tony romo has had lots of late come from behind wins. this is the latest game winning touchdown pass, seven seconds on the clock, in cowboy history. let's bring in tony dungy. tony, how did you see the last minute and change playing out and the controversial play when eli threw it out of the back of end zone and that left the cowboys more time than they otherwise would have had? >> well, bob, that was absolutely baffling to me. i have no problem with the play call to throw the football. you have avenue got eli manning, you want to let him throw it but you have to tell him when you send the play in, if it's not wide open, take the sack, fall down. if our man not open, fall down, let the 40 seconds run off. there should have been about 45 to 50 seconds for dallas to operate. not 1:30. that was just a big, big mistake by the gia

michelle colby. let me talk about michelle. she is the branch chief of agricultural defense at the science and technology directorate. her mission is to develop tools, including vaccines and diagnostics to prevent livestock from natural and man-made disease threats. michelle works closely with the department of agriculture to help develop and support the research projects, track their progress and stave threats. she has the important responsibility of making sure that research and development programs across our federal government are well coordinated, not duplicative and always ready to respond to disease outbreak. a primary part of this woman's job is to make sure that science and technology where she works within d.h.s. uses the lessons learned from previous disease outbreaks to inform research and prevent or better control future outbreaks. information gathered during the last few years is part of another project at science and technology, currently being used by michelle's team to help the department of agriculture in its

>>michelle apon:jimena is still a major hurricane. a category four with max wind speeds of 130 miles per hour. >>michelle apon:the closest one to hawaii is hurricane ignacio. >>michelle apon:it is about 200 miles north east from hilo. and less than 300 miles away from honolulu. >>michelle apon:the brunt of the storm missing the hawaiian island chain however large surf still affecting east facing shore lines. >>michelle apon:waves could get to 10 to 15 feet today. >>michelle apon:the high surf *warning will continue until tomorrow morning. >>michelle apon:hurricane ignacio will continue to stay north east of the island chain. >>michelle apon:it should weaken to a tropical storm by tomorrow. >>michelle apon:as igancio moves out, and jimena approaches, elevated surf will continue through the weekend >>michelle apon:now here is james looking at your morning temperatures across the bay. >>james: the camera nice blue skies overhead were picking up some kyles and out on the east of the shoreline for places like oakland ride against the oakla

gronk is with michele tafoya. >> michele: bob, thanks.on a night when this place was full of emotions because of tom brady, because of the last year's super bowl championship, you score three touchdowns. let's talk about the first. you look across the line. no one is there. what are you thinking? >> just a play we work on. we just saw going fast with the offense. everyone is on the same page. tom saw me open real quick. he threw it. he made a great throw. i had to make the catch. there's really no one on me. make the catch and mange the play. great overall job by the offense getting set and ready. >> michele: tom brady close to perfect tonight. what does this performance tell you about him? >> he was an unbelievable performer tonight. he is our leader. he is a great player and it's fun to play with him. i have to give huge credit to our offensive line men. we had three rookies throughout. they played their butts off tonight and did an excellent job and same with our tackle. so it was just a great overall team win. our defense played well

michele navarra was a mafia boss and a doctor to boot. he got on so well with the allies that they gave him an exclusive deal to use their old military vehicles to start a bus company. now that bus company is still today the biggest in sicily. in fact, it is the one that runs between palermo and doctor navarra's hometown, corleone. >> corleone owes its worldwide fame to the fictitious don vito from the godfather...but in italy, it's been far more notorious as the home of cosa nostra's bloodiest family. when the second world war ended, michele navarra was in charge here. his next move was to be political terrorism: an attack on left-wing peasants. >> immediately after the war, sicily was divided. on one side, there was the peasant movement made up of thousands of poor country people who had always dreamt of having a piece of land: on the other side, there were the big landowners who feared losing their ancient feudal privileges. these landowners turned to the mafiosi who managed their estates to help them hang onto their power. michele nav

we're back with first lady michelle obama. i want to talk a little bit about your educational history. i know you were saying that kids in the united states sometimes don't understand the advantage they have, and they should take advantage of it. i want to talk about you and your education. >> huh-oh. >> stephen: can we get a shot here? >> oh... >> stephen: (audience reacts) >> stephen: can you tell me what grade you were in here? >> that was kindergarten. >> stephen: i totally see it. exactly. >> that was kindergarten. >> stephen: you went to a magnet school. >> this was a neighborhood public school, my elementary school. they opened a magnet school and it was such a huge advantage to go to a college prep school in high school. it was an hour and a half away from my home bus ride. i had to get up to get on the bus in at 6:00 in the morning. it was about a three-hour commute. >> stephen: do you ever tell that story to your girls? >> oh, yeah. >> stephen: no shoes -- uphill both ways. >> stephen: corncob in the back of my pocke

do you agree, michelle? >> i agree. her problem is like you said, she is not charizmatic and not relatable whatsoever. the person asked her to describe herself in three words. ishe said i am a real person. i want a president who can count. >> that one laugh though -- >> it is crazy. she sounds crazy with that laugh. >> she didn't say she couldn't count. she said she couldn't do it -- there are not three words. i have to listen. you have to listen. >> do you like her laugh? >> over at the free beacon we have a hillary laugh button to remind people to behave themselves or it is coming down on them. >> her lack of warmth may be getting into trouble. they have signed a letter endorsing bernie to be the democratic nominee. among them margaret cho, patch adams, danny devito, will farrell, justin long, susan sarandon and sara silverman. wow. if you lose patch adams, you lose the country, don't you? >> ironically half of those celebrities who endorsed bernie sanders died in the emmy montage. >> this is jo normal hollywood stuff

>>michelle apon: heat advisory that was start at 11:00 and last until dinnertime 7:00 p.m. in areas across the peninsula will be running up well above average it will be about 50 degrees warmer than they should be for those concerned to the spot san francisco to the judge will be 20 degrees warmer than were there should be this time of the year your under the heat in rise each your not under the yellow color it will still be very warm try to do all your parents or even to have an actual activities to i door early this water because some of of of what's the very warm this afternoon as of right now low to mid 60s across the inland spots if your car to post for hello 77 is across daily city if your have the momentum to the into the low 50s and across pacifica 67 degrees. >>michelle apon: of persephones by 4:00 at temperatures will continue to heat up a plan on triple digit heat flows and lynn spots hot and sunny flows and lunch spot but we also have south bay and the north the heating of the upper 90s to low or 105th across the coals plan also low to mid '80s speaking of those

>>michelle apon: cool and breezy and a few sources of later on to them. >>james: john madden and all are dave is looking on in his debut as a raider coach he was targeted nine times after a play cincinnati she rips off the held in the presence is said it was held behind the 60 in san jose chilly in the north to bay. >>james: that allowed in the not so intimidating police cruiser to the department to get more in the cars on city streets and in the city's fleet will be used mainly control in the streets downtown they said this is another step forward and become the most venerable city in america. >>james: the thriller took the top spot for the other $26 million in ticket sales lifted a story of a successful woman rebounds or wreck of a summer romance with the wrong guy one movie executive says the timing or to the film because it was a much competition this weekend the no. 2 spot went to nail biter or flip with the visit sh the drop was a distant third for a loss of and have million dollars in sales a deadly wildfire continues to burn out of control and the

michel >> michele: congratulations. jason witten continues to be the security blanket for tony romo. >> you think back, cowboys history, lots of dra pmadrama, meredith, danny white, roger staubach. tony romo has had lots of late come from behind wins. this is the latest game winning touchdown pass, seven seconds on the clock, in cowboy history. let's bring in tony dungy. tony, how did you see the last minute and change playing out and the controversial play when eli threw it out of the back of end zone and that left the cowboys more time than they otherwise would have had? >> well, bob, that was absolutely baffling to me. i have no problem with the play call to throw the football. you have avenue got eli manning, you want to let him throw it but you have to tell him when you send the play in, if it's not wide open, take the sack, fall down. if our man not open, fall down, let the 40 seconds run off. there should have been about 45 to 50 seconds for dallas to operate. not 1:30. that was just a big, big mistake by the gia

. >> i'm michelle griego. kpix 5's cate caugiran joins us live from the scene in livermore with more. >> reporter: the five people injured in the accident have been treated and released. crews are getting ready to tow the mercedes suv that crashed through those front doors before hitting a wall. now, we can't show you the inside from right here but we have some pictures that we'll show you of the damage. now, in the back of the photo here you can see where that mercedes suv smashed into the wall. livermore police say the suv drove past some support beaches straight into a class of nine people. the person behind the wheel hasn't been identified. she is an 80-year-old woman from livermore. police say she might have experienced pedal confusion meaning she hit the gas instead of the brake. >> the car was parking directly in front of the gym and it just went through the glass doors and then all the way through the gym and then ended up crashing into a wall. >> reporter: the person behind the wheel as we mentioned h

michelle and frank? >>> thank you.should be an especially busy commute this evening in santa clara. >> yeah, little something going on down south. silicon valley workers will be joined by 49er fans heading to tonight's big season opener for the niners and kpix 5's kiet do joins us live to explain what's being done to handle all the extra people on the roads and trying to get to that game. good morning. >> reporter: yes, good morning you know typical silicon valley approach the doing things -- to doing things down here, try something new and continually making the small incremental improvements and try to make the whole experience better constantly all the time. for vta that means they are adding ten additional trains. they will be direct route trains. so passengers won't have to transfer at the tasman metro station and will get to the game quicker. the agency says they learned a lot during the preseason game against the san diego chargers. which took place on a thursday night around the evening rush hour. they estimate

michele. location of nicole. john. stephen kevin thompson. doris amy elizabeth.avis senior. james anthony. maryborough. lisa. michael. francis joseph. william, jr.. michael. lance richard. simon james turner. rob. jennifer. j.. my nephew. we miss you from your family i remember the happy times. your mom will shoot. >> to my son that we love and a mess so much better know you were in the safest place you could be right here in mommy's heart. we love you, we miss you dearly. >> tyler victor. michael. jonathan. alan. diane marie. john danehy and. bradley. william. dash. bonito. santos. , jr.. erica. kenneth. daniel. edward raymond. john charles. frederick. david vargas. scott. santos vasquez. peter. jorge velasquez. anthony mark ventura. david. loretta. christopher james. matthew gilbert. robert anthony. >> victoria. it joanna. joseph vincent. frank, jr.. joseph barry. claribel hernandez. sergio gabrielle. melissa vincent. francine. lawrence. joseph gerard. joshua. maria. lynette. alfred anton. gregory brutal. karen wagner mary alice. and my sister, mom is doing goo

please welcome lea michele. all right.kay. >> jimmy: everything is fine from here. >> well, since that neck brace on the show i got to bump up my game a little bit. >> jimmy: this is something you wear every episode? >> every episode. no, that's my real naturally colored hair, no makeup, and the neck brace. >> jimmy: and the neck brace. >> yeah. >> jimmy: why the neck brace? >> she has severe scoliosis. >> jimmy: when he explained to you you were going to have to wear a neck brace for the whole time, what did you say to him? >> i said, yes. >> jimmy: you said yes. all right. >> i said, i accept. i mean, i love brian. i trust him. you know, he's such a great friend. he's so smart. he's so incredible. when he called me he said i have this new show -- actually he didn't even tell me the name, jamie lee curtis and emma roberts and neck brace, i'm in. >> jimmy: they presented on sunday night at the emmys. >> i wasn't there. i was at home. i was actually drinking a nice glass of wine, very olivia pope. just sitting at home. >> j

good afternoon everyone, i'm michelle griego. >> hi everyone, i'm frank mallicoat. some dramatic new video just into our newsroom sacramento firefighters saved this home from the valley fire middletown. the crew was able to breakthrough a fence dragging hoses right up next to the home and knocked down flames burning roof before the fire completely destroyed it and take a look at the aftermath now. the home still standing thanks so some hard work by the crews there. everything surrounding the house completely burned. >> and let's take a look at the numbers of just how big this valley fire is. so far, it's burned 67,000 acres. firefighters have it about 15% contained. right now. that's an improvement from yesterday when the fire was only at 10% containment. nearly 600 homes have burned to the ground. a majority of the devastated area is located between highway 29 and highway 175 in lake and napa counties. let's get right out to kpix 5's cate cauguiran. she's live in calistoga and tells us some people are being allowed to return home to get their beloved pets. >> repor

i'm michelle charlesworth in for ken rosato. 14th. you are never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic and meteorologist bill evans is here with the happy monday. let's take a look outside. a clear morning, crisp, fall like and we have temperatures in the 50s. i think you need to go like, june 27th to get a morning temperature in the 50s. 58 kingston. 53 carmel in putnam county. 56 new city, armonk. everybody is in the 50s except for montauk around 65. today we warm up quick. it will be breezy. we will get to 78 later on this afternoon. and it's only going to be warmer this week. we will have temperatures back we will talk about that. grab a jacket if you are about to head out the door. traffic center. how is it going? >> on the subways, first of all, everything is okay on the earlier problems cleared. back on or close. new jersey transit new timetables at the pascack valley line. l.i.r.r. on time. metro north ongoing maintain bridgeport. hudson river crossings moving smoothly. heading to the new jersey transit southbo

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michel. to the 45. >> verne: greyson lambert got the start. was replaced, late first half, after he missed his first five passes. brice ramsey came on and mark richt went back to lambert to start the second half. we watched him grow in this game. >> gary: he's played better, no question about that, it looks like the timing routes are the ones he does the best, he has to get better in deep ball, he threw a beautiful deep ball in practice but in this game he's had nothing downfield. last week's game tape and this week, nothing attacking on the outside deep, or down the middle, deep. >> verne: let's spend a moment with adam zucker in new york. >> adam: i'll try to make it a big moment for you, and it was. in the final minute, notre dame at georgia, kizer hits will fuller in the end zone. it is a final. notre dame gets out of town with a 34-27 win. look at that poor guy. >> gary: oh, my goodness. that's hard to believe, isn't it? the guy runs right by you with 12 seconds to go. >> verne: third and four here with 2:52 to go. the >> gary: fool me on

>>michelle apon: as to get closer into marin county. >>james: just before 10:00 last night they recalled out to the area of story in center road that found the man residence that he died at the scene as we learn more bought the story from the course of this morning broadcast will bring those details as it comes and a former secret service agent plead guilty to stealing more than a hundred thousand dollars worth of corn from the online black market the web site sold drugs illegally as will six identifications of hacking tools and money-laundering services the founder and san francisco has been sentenced to life in prison some and less services have been restored the contractor accused of delay in the month to another project the third have to men dollars addition of our two years behind schedule there is a way to protect your apple from they stole more than 2125 a confirmation from accounts alter the popular the city which makes it easy to download and a match its called key reader only of tax forms that have been in jail broke many secu

>>michelle apon: course our record this afternoon. >>james: a warning here from the warriors to the celtic game tickets you have your eye on those might not be authentic one bit airline company makes a big mistake if and accidentally you the wrong plane if to get for loss as to why would say how that happened to the eye of the mass of data fire after the break would take about an evacuation since opening its doors for the animal that the press and of fire. we will be. >>james: horses and other animals need shelter we have a gay but visiting that rent is been a really overwhelmed with the nation's >>gabe slate: it our rent at lick and not us spring into action lay her pick were being evacuated and losing their homes there sang at the cabin at the our rent he is still in shock he was able to grab the family dog that was it lost their house he is grateful for with renta is doing you need to take care of everyone is the right thing to do we may need some more food toiletries. >>james: which would take a break is for 42 coming up the 49 a

>>michelle apon: a few degrees hotter than dusted and we have to say get used to a we're in store for the rest of the week parts of the south and parts of the north but let's talk about the heat advisory which is in place for to that with that being said all of the entire bay area all of the areas you see in the yellow color will continue to heat up will have plenty of sunshine in the hot temperatures will continue to stick around until dennis time until 7:00 p.m. tickets are little bit warmer for those inland spots and across the coast if you are waking up with us across the cold temperatures into the low to mid '70's across the bay and the political with mid-60s and an spots in its upper 60s and as to get closer to 12:00 hour plan on some mid- 90s. >>michelle apon: if you are crossed the coast from a smoke '80s later this afternoon where talk about in the spot heating of to 106 degrees ill-conceived to stay very hot for those inland locations strategy for activity limited outside looking at the bay sky mid-90s across the called low to mid '80s later on today original high-pressure s

>>michelle apon: is one to be very warm again today for most of the bank looking at the divisor that we want to point out a few things most of it will be under the heat advisory areas across coastal northern they enclose the peninsula and that no longer under the heat advisory for today it will be mainly into much of the interior valleys in the spot south bay in northern timber to of one to quickly one of to the upper 90s to the lower 100 expect hot weather once again as of right now we do have the upper 60s to lure '70s for those in response to a free warmer for four or two this morning across the bay mid- 60's if you are crossed the coast you are with canada fog looking right behind us within the to dense fog of the golden gate bridge and cool with several to those mid-50s as we get closer to lunch hour temperatures will warm up into the mid-90s for the bailout '80s it will feel a little more comfortable across the coastal mid-70s by your drive home a hundred and three and for most of those inland spots across the base and lower 90s and for the coast flannel slippers '70s by 5:00 p

i disagree with michelle, the pope and donald trump, eric. the pope wants to deport immigrants -- excuse me. trump wants to deport immigrants. the pope wants to take care of them. they are both wrong. what is the role of government in this situation? protect people from legitimate threat like islamists, rapists, murderers. people want to work here. immigrants, refugees. >> what about people of isis who are going to try to get across the border. what about the threat of national security to america by allowing people in? that's an issue to me. >> we talked last week. as long as we don't destroy militant islam, everyone is a threat. it is your point about immigrants being a fiscal strain on the country. they should get no payments. just as immigrants have been coming up. >> what we did the way we did it is we'll talk anti-immigration. call it that way. anti-illegal immigration. then illegal immigration. jessica, where are you on this? >> somewhere in the middle which is a nice place to be. it's really bad karma to agree with donald trump over t

michelle? >>> new york city is cooling off from the pope buzz. yesterday he was a the the united nations -- he was at the united nations. refugee crisis and climate change. bill gates and mulala were in the audience. he then went to the 9/11 memorial to take part in an inner faith service. he said the world can build peace from its differences, and we move to east harlem to talk about what happened there. the pope left students with memories that will no doubt last a lifetime. he arrive ared at our lady queen of angels school to screaming crowds of school children. he posed for some selfies. >> the 3rd and 4th graders gave him a lesson on using a smart board. >> he was cool at first, but afterwards, i thought he was better than cool. he was awesome. >> he was nice, he was person you would know, a friend. >> awe! from the mouths of babes. >> the pope left the crowd with a homework assignment, asking all the children there to please pray for him. >> now to central park, the pope made his way thro

i'm michelle griego michelle griego. >> happy pump day, everyone! i'm -- "hump day," everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 6:00. >>> with the thermometer rising yet again today, people all across the bay area will be trying to find ways to stay cool. go to a mall, grab ice cream and water is key which is especially important for people working and playing outside. some schoolkids in the south bay will go to fewer classes. the campbell union high school district will let students take minimum days today and thursday. and that means kids can go home some classrooms don't have air- conditioning so they are doing this as a precaution. >> i'm fortunate because i have air-conditioning. others don't. i assume it's hot. but we have air-condition. >> the district hasn't made a decision yet whether they will shorten the schoolday on friday. >>> well, let's check the weather. what is it, 108 in gilroy today? is that the number? >> you know what, frank, you nailed it though saying what would you like to do if it's hot go to the mall? i took a poll on our kpix 5 and facebook page and that w

michele talks to demarcus, demaryius and de man. >> michele: bob, thanks.n, you jokingly said to us last night, we're still looking for our first win of the season. how does this one compare to the first two? >> this was a great team win. obviously our defense did a great job creating turnovers. getting us the ball back. we scored at some very critical times. obviously the one at the end, i think we got a lot of momentum coming into the second half. >> the switch to the pistol formation, why do you think that was so success. ? >> i don't know. it was something different. the coaches saw something, other teams had done that in the past against them and something that just -- as we're still kind of forming our identity, something that's in our arsenal. so it will probably be in there the rest of the season. whether we do it next week or two weeks after, who knows, but it was a good changeup for tonight. >> and forming that identity, i know you guys want to run the ball. how close are you to being balanced? >> well, we're still working. just three games in, we

michele talks to demarcus, demaryius and de man. >> michele: bob, thanks.n, you jokingly said to us last night, we're still looking for our first win of the season. how does this one compare to the first two? >> this was a great team win. obviously our defense did a great job creating turnovers. getting us the ball back. we scored at some very critical times. obviously the one at the end, i think we got a lot of momentum coming into the second half. >> the switch to the pistol formation, why do you think that was so success. ? >> i don't know. it was something different. the coaches saw something, other teams had done that in the past against them and something that just -- as we're still kind of forming our identity, something that's in our arsenal. so it will probably be in there the rest of the season. whether we do it next week or two weeks after, who knows, but it was a good changeup for tonight. >> and forming that identity, i know you guys want to run the ball. how close are you to being balanced? >> well, we're still working. just three games in, we

i'm michelle griego. >> hi everyone, i'm frank mallicoat. man it's early. 4:30.ood to have you on board, by the way today is a holiday. did you guys know that? today is national coffee day. >> oh! >> hooray. >> 365 days a year. >> i saw that on twit they are morning. everyone that was up was logging in on that getting their caffeine high. >> i can't believe. you don't drink coffee? >> roberta doesn't do it. >> i know you would think though. >>> good morning everybody, there's many more people on the east bay waking up early than the north bay because i was with you out there on the road. temperatures right now very mild and 50s and 60s and later today, it will be cooler than yesterday. a little bit breezy during the day. 60s to just about 80. the full forecast is coming up in a couple of minutes, but right now the caffeinated gianna. >>> i know, checking the roadways right now bay bridge going westbound so far so

>>michelle apon: when temperatures will be read from 70 by 3:00 p.m. mid-60s by 6:00 for the rest of the weekend if you're heading there tomorrow comfortable to start off with a chilly 40 degrees warming up into mid-60s he would be breezy to the afternoon and quantify whether what they will be very low and that will be very breezing by saturday december just much colder started off into the mid thirties would eliminate a cracked a heavy jacket you're on the beam by the afternoon of for a few showers at 11:00 06 is by the afternoon will turn the attention to the forecasts and get your kids ready for school by 11:00 during recess and even lunch hour is one to be much cooler is the secure and the temperatures across the bay in the coast mid to upper 60s and then to the afternoon what was the warmest of only into the upper 70's. >>michelle apon: mid fifties is your land or to bay 54 for santa rosa looking at the upper 50s across the south bend and inland of the fifties to low sixties for right now if you are heading into san francisco temperatures heating

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both michel platini and sepp blatter deny any wrongdoing. swiss authorities say they are treating him not only as a witness but as an accused person as well. genie: there is a lot of shock in the french press. michel platini is also a very respected soccer official. flo: he is seen as an honest guy. up until recently, he was seen as a good guy in the corruption scandal. take a look at what all this means for his image. the investigation is really tarnishing him, his image of being the white knight within the evil football world. writer says he is determined to run for fifa presidency if and when sepp blatter steps down. genie: more now with an american photographer. he has traveled here to europe to document some of the more human stories behind the migrant crisis. flo: you mightp1uvvóxóxóxóxñaw=w