before we get to that point, mike has a serious accident you need to know about. >> yeah, yeah, folks, good morning to you. unfortunately i have to start with horrible news. the part i hate is reporting a deadly accident here in pleasanton. we do have a reporter heading out to 680 southbound. this is just south of the dublin interchange as you come off of 580. and just around stone ridge, the on and off ramps there. i don't know whether or not you can access the freeway there, but you can use foothill road as your alternate to get south of stone ridge and get on further south. this has closed southbound 680 due to a deadly accident involving a pedestrian. the coroner is called on scene. until the coroner conducts the investigation there will be a complete closure or at least a partial closure. right now watch this and we'll give you more information as it comes in. >> okay, mike. thank you very much. >>> a long-time south bay school principal busted for allegedly trying to sell drugs. marla tellez is live in santa clara with more details on the arrest and the reaction from that school

. >>> -- interesting weather, mike has more. >>> let's look out and show what is going on, mid level clouds, low clouds gone sfo back up and running. we'll talk about why nice thunderstorms aren't producing much rain and how much they will last. >>> don't try this at home. the cyclist who took on san francisco . >>> a freelying of joy and -- a real feeling of joy. it is why you write. >>> aden lynn daredevil bike rider shows -- adrenaline, -- [ inaudible ] >>> meteorologist mike nicco has the forecast. >>> we are looking from vollmer peak towards mount diablo where you can see clouds trying to let go of some of their rain still not reaching the ground there yet either. san jose is looking quiet now as you turn to live doppler you will see best radar returns are over the south bay right now. the wet weather is confined to 12 to 16,000 feet there's a ton of dry air under the system take the legs out from under the storms until you get to bigger ones like gilroy, morgan hill that had up to 135 lightning strikes per hour, an hour and a half ago. these are moving from the bay area these a

. >>> -- interesting weather, mike has more. >>> let's look out and show what is going on, mid levellouds, low clouds gone sfo back up and running. we'll talk about why nice thunderstorms aren't producing much rain and how much they will last. >>> don't try this at home. the cyclist who took on san francisco . >>> a freelying of joy and -- a real feeling of joy. it is why you write. >>> aden lynn daredevil bike rider shows -- adrenaline, -- [ inaudible ] >>> meteorologist mike nicco has the forecast. >>> we are looking from vollmer peak towards mount diablo where you can see clouds trying to let go of some of their rain still not reaching the ground there yet either. san jose is looking quiet now as you turn to live doppler you will see best radar returns are over the south bay right now. the wet weather is confined to 12 to 16,000 feet there's a ton of dry air under the system take the legs out from under the storms until you get to bigger ones like gilroy, morgan hill that had up to 135 lightning strikes per hour, an hour and a half ago. these are moving from the bay area these are

now mike has the right to buy boeing stock at that strike price. for $75 before november expiration. but in order to make money on the trade, mike needs boeing stock to rise above that call strike price by more than that $1.25 he spent on the trade. or in this case, above $76.25. anything below that level mike will see losses by expiration. but now instead of spending $7,000 to buy 100 shares, mike spent just $125 to buy that call. that's the most he can lose on the trade, but it gets even better. why is that? because if boeing shares do rise, that call will increase in value faster than the stock, meaning more money in mike's pocket. >> yeah! >> reporter: since the time of the trade, boeing shares have jumped 2%, making cohen and carter winners. these high flyers are hobnobbing around the world living it up in first class. but guys don't forget about the trade, but fans only want to know one thing. how can these two make even more cash? before we answer that, let's see how much money was made. had you bought boeing stock at the time of the trade,

mike has dedicated his life to public service and is lauded for his work on education, civil- rightsional service, immigration, transportation, the environment, and high-tech issues. >> he is also the greatest karaoke sing their -- singer and all of congress. -- in all of congress. [applause] >> he just told me i had five minutes. what do you think of this program? [applause] it is about time. i want to thank francis and fong. i think this is the very first statewide heritage month held with the mayor of san francisco. let me say something about heritage month in san francisco and your mayor. in the old days, you remember san francisco was known for passing all of these anti- chinese ordinances to limit the movement, the productivity of chinese in the city. we know two things. change happens. maybe the state of california is the state of golden opportunities, where we have a chinese-american mayor of san francisco. 35 years ago, congress members passed similar resolutions in both house and the senate to formally recognize the first 10 days of may as asian-pacific heritage week. one y

a deadly accident on 680 has shut down part of the freeway. mike is tracking it. >> it has shut down all of the freeway. all of 680 is closed for those just before stoneridge drive. this is just south of the dublin interchange. you see the yellow and orange approaching the scene. also 580 westbound is slow because folks are diverted there and continuing on westbound 580 past the scene to foothill road, south to stoneridge drive from you get back on the freeway. there was a pedestrian on 680 that was hit and killed earlier this morning, about 4:00 a.m. bob redell is heading out to the scene to gather more details and any other progress that may be made. right now we have no estimated time of reopening. the coroner has yet to arrive on scene for the investigation. 680 closed between 580 and stoneridge drive. we'll track this for now and send it back to you. >>> a special community meeting will be held tonight to update people on future action against chevron for last month's refinery fire. the meeting comes as we learn of a separate criminal investig

mike has dedicated his life to public service and is lauded for his work on education, civil- rightsional service, immigration, transportation, the environment, and high-tech issues. >> he is also the greatest karaoke sing their -- singer and all of congress. -- in all of congress. [applause]

mike has something cool. >> we had a water spout. developing storm over a humid environment produces water spouts and this case it was around rocky point. moved in to the chesapeake. really impressive photographs online and we have confirmed this photograph from cody rogers, take a look, looking out toward the back river. impressive looking water spout. we have another one, this from sue in millers island. take a look at this. looking out of her backyard show a good-looking funnel cloud here here. impressive photographs. we will put them on facebook. >>> another humid break down from wake up to really as we end the day tomorrow. could be stormy, 78 to around 80. we will talk more about the storms and track the latest seven day. >> here is the breaking news we have been following on the news. just after 6:30 firefighters raised here to the 2200 block of east north avenue. they see heavy fire, thick smoke and a man who tried to rescue his elderly neighborhood. they found the woman dead of smoke inhalation and burns. >> we learned this

i mean, they may have been assessed and i go back to it, that mike has mentioned, everyone has mentioned, there are tons of programs that can assess, that can identify, but what does the immediate family need to be very sensitive to in terms of that military member? well, i think jen referred to the isolation. so, i think family members really need to pay attention. and, and be of assistance as possible whenever necessary, to be sure and make sure that people are not isolated. they are not separate. they're not alone. that they have some sort of social support. that they have some activities to do. people want to be reconnected to something. it's that lost [inaudible] military. even though they may be putting everyone in harm's way? that's right, and that is when you have to be able to say to people, "i understand, i'm trying to empathize with why you are disconnecting, but, but because we love you, we want you to be reconnected with us." and when we come back, i want to be able to continue this topic because i think this is very important that the public understand the dynamic of what i

mike has one. 2 run bomb off travis. hook after 1 inning. a's down 5 nothing.s in a slump so he shaved the facial hair. had 2 hits yesterday. 2 homeers today. reddick with 31 for the year. face nice and smooth now. a's down 5-1. down in the 9th. busted out the boom stick. to moss then reddick game. 3 homeers in the inning to make it 9-7 but johnny guess down swinging in the 9th. a's 1 game back of baltimore for the top wild card spot. host seattle texas in the final 6 games. before the final home game of the regular season the giants announce they will not bring back suspended outfielder cabrera for post season. don't want the distraction and bruce like the team chemistry. giants and d-backs hunter does this in the play offs giants may play well into october. 2 run blast off

anquan boldin's second half has been nothing short of sensational. >> mike: in this league, you can't be afraid to throw the football up for grabs despite close coverage. the receiver has the advantage, joe lays it in the bucket. boldin uses that big body and strong hands. >> brad: nine catches for 131 yards. how about that? emergency emergency huge night for boldin. keep in mind how strong her is. he's not a fast receiver. he knows his zone. catch the football, break an ankle or two there on buster skrine. you snatch the ball behind you, the low slant, finally the pass he just caught. joe drops it in over the shoulders. great concentration. what a great evening for anquan boldin. >> brad: one catch in the first half. nine catches overall, only ten coming into this game. that was the biggest one so far. rice, and maybe a yard. sheldon brown undercut him to bring him down, trying to preserve a possibility for their offense. >> mike: greg little makes a catch there, it's a tie ball game. i talk to pat shurmur on the field, i talked to a bunch of their coaches. they think they're close w

mike has a look at your first forecast. >> looking good. feels good. lower humidity. dew points are down. that's what we like to see. we have a good weekend setting up. take a look at the shots downtown, everything looking good. temperatures in check. 66 in town at present hour. you go north and west of town, a few upper 50s. a so here is how it goes down. hour by hour wake up to clouds, 57 degrees. i do think lunchtime has a good amount of sun. still cool at 65 degrees and we will be in to the 70s during the course of the afternoon. we will talk about an issue as we head in to the beginning of next week and break down the numbers in the seven day coming up. >> all right. thank you. new tonight the record theater will have to wait longer than expected to find if the liquor board was scheduled to meet october 15th but it was pushed back to the 29th today. they will do nothing or potentially suspend, fine or pull the theater's liquor license. this from a wild fraternity party last weekend. police say huge fights broke out and one man was shot. >>> also new, the parents

mike has one. 2 run bomb off travis. hook after 1 inning. a's down 5 nothing. josh was in a slump so he shaved the facial hair. had 2 hits yesterday. 2 homeers today. reddick with 31 for the year. face nice and smooth now. a's down 5-1. down in the 9th. busted out the boom stick. to moss then reddick game. 3 homeers in the inning to make it 9-7 but johnny guess down swinging in the 9th. a's 1 game back of baltimore for the top wild card spot. host seattle texas in the final 6 games. before the final home game of the regular season the giants announce they will not bring back suspended outfielder cabrera for post season. don't want the distraction and bruce like the team chemistry. giants and d-backs hunter does this in the play offs giants may play well into october. 2 run blast off patrick corbin. later in the second. marcos downtown giants score 6 runs in the second. giants won the last 10 starts. giants go on to win 7-3. zito 14 and ate best season in 6 years. as giants. 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> nice to see barry doing so well. >> "ni

lynette is here with a check of the forecast and mike has a check of the traffic. purple friday a orange friday. take your pick or mix and match. >> you look good over there lynette. >> i couldn't decide. >> you have the orange cones and you are doing traffic today. >> reporter: it works. good team. >> traffic in one moment. a lot of people want to keep their eye to the sky because a lot is going on. >> a lot is going on. and you will be happy with today as you head out and about. we can see a shot in bel air this morning and it's the way it will stay throughout the day. so we will be getting a sun- cloud mix. rain should hold off until saturday afternoon saturday evening. and i am going to talk more about that coming up. but look at what we have in terms of temperatures this morning in bel air. coming in right around 66 degrees. that dew point still up there. we are in the mid-6 as -- 60sthis morning. so we feel humid and that continues through the day. temperatures in darlington right now is 66 degrees with the dew point at 65. some areas dealing with patchy fog

rob mayeda is in our weather center tracking the fog conditions and mike has a look at potential problem areas as that shuttle flies over. first let's go to bob redell, live at moffett field which has quite a history with the space shuttle program. >> reporter: good morning, laura. this is certainly one of those days you do not want to be caught without your smartphone camera because this is going to be a sight you'll want to catch on a digital format. the schedule for the space shuttle's arrival here in the bay area has been delayed by an hour this morning so the san francisco fog can have more time to burn off. here's the schedule, the space shuttle "endeavour" will leave edwards air force base on the back of that nasa 747 around 8:15 this morning for its final victory tour. it will head north for a flyover over sacramento and sometime after 9:30 it should arrive over the east bay. the best viewing places will be walnut creek, the space and science center in oakland, which is holding a viewing party, just under $16 a ticket. then it heads across the bay to the bay bridge. we understand

mike has your forecast. >>> waking up to a lot of cloud cover.nshine and some of the warmest weather in the >>> looking at today's weather, pop-up showers in florida. thunderstorms from the upper midwest to denver. heavy rain and flooding in the southwest. get your umbrellas out. >>> finally this wednesday morning, one, young woman's undying zest for life just months after losing almost everything. >> the grad student who survived that flesh-eating disease that claimed her limbs made her first appearance since her devastating accident. abc's josh elliott was there. >> reporter: one step at a time. this brave 24-year-old turned tragedy into triumph. aimee copeland, making her first public appearance on katie couric's new talk show. do you feel like a miracle? >> i think i do, in a sense. >> reporter: aimee's story begins in may, when the adventurous grad student was zip-lining across a river in georgia. the line snapped. and in the fall, she cut her leg on some rocks. potentially deadly bacteria invaded the wound and almost cost aimee her life. sh

. >> mike has your forecast. >>> more cloud cover and cool breezes. >> think traffic tie-ups before you rockies and heavy rain from memphis to st. louis. heavy showers from east tennessee as well as the carolinas. >>> finally, a jump for the generations, an 87-year-old boy, birthday boy, gets his special wish. >> the washington state man may be pushing 90, but he still has a lot of heart. and it apparently runs in the family. our seattle station's kelly coopman has the story. >> reporter: what does the word "family" mean? is it just six letters spelled out on frames or faces, or is it something else? >> i think it's one of trust, really. >> reporter: so when monty montgomery asked his family to take a leap of faith, they took the plunge. >> for four generations to jump, i'd never heard of something like this before. >> reporter: one plane, four generations trusting a parachute, including 87-year-old monty had who the world at his feet until the sky had ahold of him. monty says he felt the fall, heard the wind, smelled and tasted the air, but most of all, he says, he saw the horizon. and

time to actually come to a lafco meeting, but mike campbell resolution is one that i think really is critical because of the very important role that he has played in his role, so let me just for the benefit of not only my colleagues but those that are watching just say a little bit about what is included in the resolution. mike campbell began his work at the san francisco public utilities commission in 2008 and from 2008 through 2012 he served as the community choice aggregation director for the power department. during the tenure at the san francisco puc mr. campbell used his experience in the energy generation field to guide community choice aggregation to the creation of the clean power sf program and for those who have been working on this for so many years they know that -- i think all of us recognize that taking that job was a very courageous ookt on the part of mr. campbell. he crafted several proposals to ensure that the program had technical assistance and service provider in order to launch. he lead the negotiating team to acquire contracts for energy supply as well as back office services, critical launching to the program. he

mike has one. 2 run bomb off travis. hook after 1 inning. a's down 5 nothing.was in a slump so he shaved the facial hair. had 2 hits yesterday. 2 homeers today. reddick with 31 for the year. face nice and smooth now. a's down 5-1. down in the 9th. busted out the boom stick. to moss then reddick game. 3 homeers in the inning to make it 9-7 but johnny guess down swinging in the 9th. a's 1 game back of baltimore for the top wild card spot. host seattle texas in the final 6 games. before the final home game of the regular season the giants announce they will not bring back suspended outfielder cabrera for post season. don't want the distraction and bruce like the team chemistry. giants and d-backs hunter does this in the play offs giants may play well into october. 2 run blast off patrick corbin. later in the second. marcos downtown giants score 6 runs in the second. giants won the last 10 starts. giants go on to win 7-3. zito 14 and ate best season in 6 years. as giants. 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> nice to see barry doing so well. >> "nightlin

mike has a real problem. walks and he has vivid, strange dreams. >> how long has this been going on? >> the character comes in for a shock when he jumps out of a second-story window. it happened in real life. the show has been a favorite at film festivals and now getting traction nationwide. i see it as people trying to make a living in stand-up. it's not easy. also it deals with the issue of lack of sleep and thoughtful look at relationships. it kept me awake and i'll give it three-quarters of a bucket. we'll see you on the aisle. >> terry: coming up next, lots of people in a crabby mood. find out how many pounds of crab you need to make the w >> terry: here are the winning numbers from last night's $17 million super lotto plus drawing. mega number is 13 and nobody correctly picked all six numbers. wednesday night's jackpot is going to jump to $18 million. did you wake up crabby this morning? a really big crab cake, just the thing. maryland state fair, 200 pounds of crab meat in an attempt to make the world'

and i think mike has spoken to the problems that we will face, but the realities are you are talking about pilots, fighter pilots who will have less time in the cockpit, less time flying, soldiers have less time to train and fewer bullets to train with. these are the concrete realities. ships that have to stay in port because we can't afford to run them. and that's what i was referring to in my remarks when i said sequestration will increase the risk to the lives of our men and women in uniform. and again as mike has suggested, i don't know the right solution for getting out of sequestration mess, whether it is pulling it or trying to buy some time, or whatever. but what we do know is that the consequences for our military will be dire. and i think the administration, during this past week, has outlined what the other costs will be outside of the defense department in terms of air traffic control, in terms of the national parks, in terms of virtually everything the national government does. and so, and they will be hit with the same kind of mindless lack of prioritization that everyt

>> mike inoywe has some ideas. >> watch out for the others. you are away what's going on. look at this, this is the palo alto camera we have and i've changed the orientation. we're pointing south. the bottom of your screen 101. drivers will be able to see the skies above that silhouette, those are the hangars at moffett field. you'll see the shuttle as it travels over this area and bob talked about the east bay coming through walnut creek potentially, berkeley and also coming over the golden gate bridge. we'll look over to the maps and you'll see 101 is affected in the area. i'll orient them so north is at the top. there's 101. do not stop on the road, do not stop on any of the spans. back to you guys. >> that could lead to more problems, you're right. >>> if you happen to catch "endeavour" safely on your camera, we certainly want to see it. >> there are plenty of ways for you to get those photos to us. #nbcbayarea on instagram. e-mail us at news tips@nbcbayarea.com. tweet us @nbcbay area or upload it to our facebook page. >> some people may not see it, they actually have

mike mullen on boards relating to our defense intelligence agencies. .. >> when he was chairman of the senate budget committee. i was chairman of the house. i believe we cut the deficit in half but everything he has said i agree. thank you. >> any other man all -- member of the panel wants to make comments? [applause] we're honored to have admiral mike mullen with us hear today spending 43 years in the u.s. military after graduating previous military academy. many aviano since 2010 he believes national debt as the biggest threat to to national security. he doesn't try to shape in political debate, but giving best advice and counsel to a country he has served over four decades. military and retired needs to stay above the fray in this environment and will do that today but continued -- agreed to join us with his continued love for the nation. the admirable lows they need to address the debt but will undermine everything we need for every the mayor willing to fight and die for. i cannot think of two people who are more qualified secretary gates will be coming in by satellite is that the preference that you go first? we'll introduce bob gates. is he on? >> distinguished panel i greatly appreciate yo

. >> the problem is mike has a badge attached to it. >> reporter: can you arrest people? i gil arguably. this is my i.d. >> reporter: can yvette louis -- >> they will not let you in without one of these. i am who i am. i carry my driver's license. >> and it's a maryland license. >> reporter: is this really congressman jerry connelly. >> can you prove you're jerry conley can an i.d. card? >> i can. that's your congressional badge. >> just in case someone like you asks. >> reporter: though privacy advocates question extreme security efforts, but putting up with security at big events is a given. >> reporter: just a part of modern life? >> there's a lot of security here and events like this. charlotte hasn't had a convention like this before, but so far they seem to have done a very long job and are taking is very seriously. of course, security, very serious, but jim, it seems like every time i show the credentials, i feel a piece of freedom slipping away? >> reporter: i don't know that most of others feel the same way. i have talk to some, as you have, they don't seem to mi

mike has date off lisa argen is here. >>> good morning we are looking at low clouds and fog in the north bay otherwise pulled away from the coast we are starting out with a cool number along the shoreline. 46 half moon bay, low 50s throughout the morning hours. noontime will warm through the upper 50s, sunshine with numbers near 60 at the coast. around the bay more like mid 50s. by noontime, more sunshine, near 70. by the afternoon upper 70s 4:00, when you get your high, inland valleys, low to mid 50s now with mid and upper 70s noon, near 90 4:00, beautiful day today, is it going to last all weekend a.m. i'll let you know. >>> couple areas problem westbound 580 accident clearied to the shoulder slow past the scene there. 20 minutes from the altamont to 680. peninsula 101 northbound at university stall blocking left lane there, in san jose northbound 87 at taylor first reports of an accident don't show significant slowing past the scene there. here's a quick look at drive times if you are heading out at this hour. >>> 6:02. developing news from vallejo, police in that city are investigati

mike nolty has showed you the little map area of where we want to stay. it is very, very small as you can see this little section right here. that's what we need to keep in district six. so if you guys will help us out, and remap that, it will be a great deal to us and the tenants in the bristol hotel that we deal with on a daily basis. thank you again for your time and your preparations and you guys do a wonderful job. keep up the good work. >> thank you. >> following mrs. scott will be shelby, lisa shin, pierre and natalie brown. >> good morning task force. my name is lois scott, and i live by cathedral, i live on cathedral hill by st. mary's cathedral about two and a half blocks from the proposed hospital site. i'm on the board of the cathedral hill neighbors who were dispointed that our neighborhood who was going to be reunited in your quest and necessity to have the numbers come out was still split. i guess we joined russia hill as one of those neighborhoods that will be permanently split. we're some what of an emerging neighborhood association, that

with me is barbara hale, in charge of our power, todd is in charge of finance and mike campbell has been in charge of the community program for a while. as a note mike campbell will leave us to go to work for the california puc as a manager in the rate payer advocacy in the future but they are here to answer questions. i thought i would cover most points and make it easier but if you have detailed questions, we are available to answer those. the presentation today, first start with the big picture, obviously. we don't just do this because we think it is a fun idea. we do it because there is climate change, there are things happening and san francisco has to respond to that. this is the single biggest program on the horizon with the city and county of san francisco to make any difference toward any of the goals toward the greenhouse gasses and climate change in san francisco. without this program you have very little sitting out there. this can make a dramatic change and provides the city to offer a choice. i'm sure some in the audience, including myself, got a robo-call that talked about

liz: before the break i asked you what tech stock down 25% since the new ceo came in mike has some typeause this person is trying to put together a brand-new turnaround plan? not a surprise to some of you, hewlett-packard. what a struggle it has been for this company. coming up tomorrow, we are live exclusively from hp labs. we will show you the original garage started seven years ago in a garage. we went there, very few people got to go inside and see that. they will show that to you at 3:00 p.m. eastern we have meg whitman, the ceo of hewlett-packard, she had enough successful bid, and she took on what can only be described as a really tough challenge, a total nightmare as far as i'm concerned in just as many years, that is the one trying to at least do this. may whitman, they just announced more job cuts they have already had, with us exclusively at 3:00 p.m. eastern on fox business. also coming up, a brand-new startup, both of the cofounders coming up. i know david asman will be adjusted in this one. 8% of the time is the only amount of time you use your car. how about rent it out a

i couldn't do it. >> reporter: mike has been trying to get his disability claim processed for nearlytwo years. there has been lost paperwork, long wait times for appointments, and erroneous lab results. when mike was prescribed some medication, it was for a bladder infection he didn't have. mike first filed his claim in january 2011, right after he got back from afghanistan. in august, that same year, he learned his claim was finally in review. then in december 2011, he was told to expect a decision by the end of the year. that deadline came and went. keeping them honest, we asked veterans affairs assistant secretary tommy sours why veterans who risk their lives for this country are waiting months, even years, for disability. despite v.a. secretary eric shinseki's promises for a quick turnaround on claims. secretary shinseki said his goal was to have claims resolved in no more than 125 days with 98% accuracy. why hasn't that happened yet? >> well, again, this is a problem that has been decades in the making. we're transitioning from a paper-based system to an electronic system and it

>> how long has this sleepwalking thing been going on? >> the world of mike'sa shock when he jumps out of a second story window. it happened in real life. the show has been a favorite at film festivals and now it's starting to get tracks -- traction nationwide. nationwide. i see it as a tribute to people trying to make a living in stand-up, and it's not easy. also it deals with the issue of lack of sleep and a thoughtful look at relationships. "sleepwalk with me" kept me awake and i'll give it three quarters of a bucket. i'm don sanchez, abc7 news. we will see you on the isle. >> coming up next, lots of people in a crabby mood. we are going to tell you how many pounds of crab were needed to make the world's largest crab cake. far bigger than anything you would fine at the hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol as part of a heart healthy diet. that's true. ...but you still have to go to the gym. ♪ the one and only, cheerios >> here are the winning numbers from last night's $17 million super lotto plus drawing. 14, 17, 31, 42, 47 and the meganumb

. >>> all right right now big night in sports and mike has it all for us. >> start off a little baseballts incolorado month long run through the national league west tip was 5 and a half game lead over the dodgers into tonight's game. only 2 home runs in 37 games with the giants. top 2. crushes. cuts the rockies lead to 1 but the pitcher makes up for mistake. deep himself. pitcher hate that. first career home run. next batter. tyler lanes it off theship stayed in the game. in the the same afterwards. off the wall for a triple. 6-2 rockies. buster starts the come back. top 7. on first. see you. 2 run shot. 6-4. pull within 1 and bettencourt striking out toen the game. 5 game up on the idol dodgers. meanwhile american league wild card leading oakland a's in anaheim. hunter down the line off parker. game tied at 1. brandon moss. solo shot. 17 of the year 2-1 a's next innin inning. rarely goes deep. until tonight rough tonight for the home run and 2 hits. came in to close things up. swing toen the game. a's's win and win 10 on the road. third longest streak in:00 a's history. 49ers enjoying

he's 21-year-old mike koch from pennsylvania, who has no problem doing one-handed push-ups while solving a rubik's cube. >> takes him a little bit longer than usual to solve the cube, which is understandable. his quickest two-handed solve is six seconds. and the fastest he's ever done it in competition is just over eight seconds. what are you most impressed with? the one-armed push-ups? solving the rubbic's cube or doing it with one hand? they're all pretty good tricks. >> i'm impressed with the combo. and i'm also impressed he came up with the concept. >> yeah. in his old age, he's going to have to settle down to two-handed push-ups. and do it with his mouth or something. how's that? >>> coming up next, "the pulse." and a powerball winner looking to get lucky in love. $337 million, ladies? >> can buy a lot of love with that kind of money. >>> and then, about-face. the new jersey tanning mom, now an ambassador for healthy skin. when i look up into my students faces, i see pride. you know, i have done something worthwhile. when i earned my doctorate through university of phoenix, that pri

. >> mike has advice about window cleaners.ndshield wiper fluid. fill up the bottle with that. that's a really good tip, isn't it? >> john, you are a genius, resourceful. you as well. but, john, that is, i am going to try that. >> pretty good. >> got to be a lot cheaper. what do you pay $10 for windex. >> i don't know. >> my mother used to make our glass cleaner with vinegar and water and -- i don't know. >> old school. >> lavender. >> lavender. >> i don't know. >>> reare searchers recommending letting babies cry themselves to sleep. >> studies show nonstop crying was more a burden on parents than the unhappy baby. the practice does not lead to long term psychological problems for the crying child, just long term psychological problems for the parents. >> we knew this would be a topic that would hit home with insomniacs. parents watching this hour. we asked you your favorite ways to get a cranky baby to settle down ands more moms thandads n. >> crystal told us, figure out what's wrong with them and fix it like a mom is supposed

mike has been busy this morning. >>> all right, you know what, we're looking at this jam here south 680pproaching stoneridge. i just got word from bob that chp says they think they can have lanes clear in the next ten minutes but right now we only have the shoulder open and that causes the backup. west 580 a horrible drive out of livermore. this will probably last all morning for that tri-valley. once this starts, you can't enclosure it until the end of the commute. we're looking at the backup at the toll plaza. the metering lights are on. standard backup toward the maze, though. that's better news for a monday. >>> 6:26. the star of an nbc sitcom getting plenty of buzz in the blogofe blogosphere after a stunt at the emmy awards. jimmy kimmel asked tracy morgan, then kimmel asked viewers not watching to tweet out tracy morgan just passed out onstage. turn on the emmys now. morgan laid there about ten minutes. the twitter fakeout actually racked up about 25,000 tweets immediately. as for the awards themselves, "homeland" scores the award for best drama series and "modern fami family" for

. >> plus, meteorologist mike nicco has the forecast. we'll have the latest from mike and sue hall.eafall-li temperatures. and a stormy day on the east coast. rain, high winds, even some hail. >>> finally this morning, clint eastwood in a chair, not talking to one. >> of course, he's been in the headlines ever since that somewhat odd appearance at the republican national convention. and he's been fodder for late-night comedians. abc's nick watt sat down with the legend behind the chair. >> reporter: when did you decide on what you were going to do and how you were going to do it? >> they were all looking at teleprompters. i'm not very good at it. and with my glasses, i probably wouldn't be able to read it anyway. a guy says, you want to sit down? i said, no. put it next to the podium. >> reporter: it was really like that? it was kind of -- >> it was like that. doing this sort of an odd ball thing. >> reporter: but this weekend, "snl" was still poking fun. >> no. you go first. no, no. you go first. jinx. >> reporter: some people loved it. some people hated it. some lampooned it. >> t

mike, has anne at the white house confirm or dendt >> reporter: no, the last we heard is no deadlines lines. this has been an ongoing controversy. it bubbled up again a couple weeks ago and prime minister netanyu once again called for a red line. as u.n. spehes ,re's nikita chew she have, yasser arafat, wile a lot of people have been deriding this prop that prime minister netanyahu is using today as sort of a cartoon initial roadrunner and coyote sortfaris bomb he used as a prop, it's a deadly serious issue. there are some things the united states and prime minister netanyahu agree on, and this is iran is enriching uranium. they both agree that iran cannot be allowed to develop a nuclear bomb dre that red line should be brawdrawn, t threshold giveno iran saying you cannot cross this line. even prime minister netanyahu says it won't be until next summer conceivably that iran would have that capability to ad ap martin.m into aeapons >> nbc's mike viqueira at the white house. thank u. stay with us. the day's "top lines" are coming up. [ female announcer ] born from the naturally sweet mo

hopefully mike has some falling commute times in your morning commute. >>cy wish i did. we have a nice smooth drive. for most of your freeways, we have falling commute speeds. >> coming off 580. there's the volume. slowing for 880 southbound. we still following this accident. may be an issue for locals. or free the freeway as well. that's just off the castro valley way west of the freeway here. smooth drive here but we're slowing to the dublin interchange where it's red here coming up towards north first. we do have speeds down towards 20. no accident bus a good unin cars through here. just fine for southbound. 680 as you come down the 101. so we see -- still see speeds in the upper 50s for 101. 87 and 85 have been a problem for the last couple of weeks, slow. a nice smooth drive up the peninsula northbound. the volume builds. the speed still holds though into the city. from the east bay, the backup at the toll plaza because of the metering lights have been on. back to the 880 overcrossing. >>> it is 6:21. coming up, how about this? getting charged now for the pizzas you