light rain on the eastern shore, of fredericksburg, mainly drizzle and mist. so what to expect right now? the opposite of may. may was our warmest on record. june has been chilly since yesterday. we're catching up on the needed rain. we ended the month of may with a two inch rainfall deficit then we immediately picked up two and a half inches of rain on june 1. all eyes already towards the weekend. things will be improving a bit. temperatures will be back up near 80 degrees and no washout a little chance for a shower on your saturday. maybe the yard work is better done on sunday. >> chuck thank you. a big heist in stafford county. detectives there say somebody stole more than $500000 in jewelry and cash from princess jewelry on dock stone road. the theft happened last week. investigators say the thieves also took security cameras and an alarm system. they also discovered thieves broke into another store and cut a hole into the wall to get at the jewels. >>> by now many of you have seen this incredible video, a car sliced in half by a train. now hear about the

>> there will be drizzle, mist. temps in the low 60s. >> oh, joy. >> you got to love baseball if you're going out to the park. hopefully they'll get some folks because i can see where this may be a lightly attended event. let's show you what's happening at the noon hour. temperatures are running 20 to 25 degrees cooler than this time yesterday, in the 50s and 60s. the steadier, heavier rains are up in pennsylvania. we just had a lot of light drizzle and mist and light rain around in much of the area. it's all moving southwest to northeast. that's i am' keeping the yellow a-- that's why i'm keeping the yellow alert up. it's just going to be a damp afternoon. the road the road spray is going to slow you down sm. areas where we don't see -- down. some areas where we don't see much on the radar, i'm pretty confident there is drizzle here. and light rain and heavier mist across fairfax, montgomery, coming out of prince william. the area that has la jilt mat rain fall -- legitimate rain falling and there's been moderate r

elsewhere light mist is falling from the overcast. mountains to the bay, nearby suburbs, mid and upper 50s. look at the neighborhood highs, feast your eyes on your screen now. highs reaching into the 70s from the mountains all the way to the bay. partly cloudy. might get an isolated thundershower this afternoon in shenandoah. beautiful afternoon is coming up. a look at our weekend storm chances next weather and traffic on the 1s at 5:51. melissa has a new crash to talk about. >> new crash, old crash. this is cleared out of the tway. 95 south, it was on the shoulder and now completely gone. good news there. beltway is looking quite good, no slowdowns right now. travel times also thumbs up here. 95 north quantico to the beltway, no problem. 66 inbound looking good. same thing, 270 south on top of the beltway from 95 to 270. remember to listen to our friends from wtop when you hop in your car this morning. >>> 5:42. they thought it was their dream home, but instead it was a snake-infested nightmare. now they take action against tho >>> y

city and supervisor campos i really appreciate and yes, ma'am emphasis with our concern about the mists mission and tonight is an xrield demonstrates a place for a lot of people poor people and disadvantaged people and artist and middle-income people and, yes even wealthy people change is scary for me we all work hard to live here our city is many things to many people but we all pride ourselves in the diversity tonight we've heard a lot of things about the love that people have for the mission and for our city we've also heard troubling things inclusions language that people wouldn't use describing other people we've democrat in his techies and called people gentrificationers i find offend offensive ethnic clarence those don't belong in my city of san francisco there are 13 sites to be built on 8 hundred and 50 we need more unfortunately good agree with the moratorium it is the wrong decision and also fueling a hated at division of our community which isn't right we need to work together to solve those problems and it is only together that we will solve those problems techies and gent

we have mist and drizzle.ool and drearily past couple of weeks and continues today with the cloudy skies. sfo you can see the low cloud deck. 54 petaluma, 52 santa rosa. concord starting out at 57 and you are clear in livermore. fairfield the southwest wind up to 20 miles an hour. the exploratorium camera it's a gray start with the fog, clouds and drizzle early. we will see clearing in the inland valleys. that will bring us a mild to warm day today and hot weather arrives tomorrow right on through tuesday. it will stay gray at the coast but we will have the best chance of warming up and seeing some sunshine on monday. so the area of low pressure that brought plenty of showers and thunderstorms to the sierra nevada continues to push out into nevada. we've got high pressure building in. that allows for warmer days for the next several days. it won't be an offshore no but it will definitely feel warmer out there with widespread 90s arriving. in fact, we could see a few 90s as soon as tomorrow. but we are looking

speakers i moved away for economic reasons to pursue work when i moved back i didn't recognize the mists a make sure it was a completely different neighborhood and an era of intolerance i didn't experience in multiple san francisco a lot of money being powder in san francisco and that money is from international capital not necessarily from our voting constituents who value you guys into office i saw an assembly driblt race there were thousands of volunteers that don't live in the district that volunteer for the candidates and the on the candidate one because of an all staff campaign very very late in the game all that hard work of san franciscans and form san franciscans that come in were put away by the few donors i don't want to see that happen to the city i love this city and the diversity is what gives it a lot of attraction to the people internationally and real estate speculators and everyone that want to will hear we need to keep it affordable we need to keep s it affordable for the people who live and work and may have fled difficult political or family situations to get to the

we just have some very light mist. we'll continue to see that through about noon and then the chance for showers increases. by the evening commute, we could have enough rain that it's going to slow things down a little bit. today's high temperature 68 degrees. we'll reach that at 4:00 p.m. that's a quick look at weather. it's time for a quick look at task again. larry, take it -- traffic again. larry, take it away. >>> the right lane continues to be blocked as a result of an earlier accident on 95 between dale city and 234. police on the scene. not much in the way of delays but as you approach the crash site, use some caution. looks like we're seeing a little bit after slowdown. mainly because people are being nosey. so just be mindful of that. for those of you traveling along 95 on the maryland side heading southbound toward the beltway, no issues there. just a live look at 95 at cherry hill road. again no issues on either the northbound or southbound side. we'll send it over to you. >>> it 16:11. the world -- it is 6

and you've got mist on the camera lens and that marine layer super sized once again.t's 2,500 feet. so no trouble spilling over the coastal hilltops and cooling down our inland valleys today. the satellite radar shows a very healthy marine layer, lots of clouds, and late-day sunshine down closer to santa cruz. but now those low clouds surging inland with drizzle and mist likely for tomorrow morning. even around hayward or perhaps out towards the pleasanton and dublin. this afternoon, similar to today, clouds west of the golden gate through pillar point and pacifica with more sunshine around santa cruz. and maybe a little hint of some north winds dropping into the north bay. might see temperatures climbing up just a little bit there. but this overall trend of cooling temperatures which got started today, especially towards the tri valley that's going to carry over into tomorrow. so the morning starting off, a repeat performance of what we saw today, lots of low clouds all the way inland. even as far inland as sacramento. mid 50s outside with misty skies. lunch time tem

and at the present time, we have got some mist out there and in some cases you're picking up very light bit of rain. but it is enough to really start to dampen the first part of our weekend. our temperatures, 75, 71 degrees, in philadelphia, right now, 70 in trenton, 70

little bit of fog, mist trying to move into the city right now. looking at 95 at girard, southbound taillights, traffic increasing but notice the visible, you have to see buildings here with the cloud deck starting to lower, with the approach of some light rain showers also, camera looking little foggy here, the boulevard, as we approach the schuylkill expressway. again, traffic is going okay. but the volume increasing just little bit. speeds, still on target here, running at the speed limit on the blue route 95, south philadelphia, even northeast philly still looking good, new jersey no problems on the turnpike 295, a.c. expressway, 42 freeway good shape. marlton, good news here, the accident has been moved so all lanes now opened at 70 westbound, between 73 and cropwell road. again heads up tonight phillies-reds 70:51 pitch. watch out for increased traffic in south philadelphia. that's a look at your ride, erika, back to you. >> thanks so. right now talking to you about this, shake up at the top of the tsa. it follows a disturbing report on secu

some drizzle and mist for some of you.arrive tomorrow. they peak on monday and very little change on tuesday. there's the low that brought all of the heavy downpours into the mountains and a few of those will continue today. firing up with the afternoon sun. but that low continues to exit. had some subtropical moisture entrained with it and we could see a repeat performance next week as another hurricane brings up more moisture and perhaps spreads some showers into the valley and the mountains. but for the short term it's warmer days ahead as high pressure sits offcoast. it temporarily builds in. we're not going to see an offshore flow and a sunny warm coast but we'll see a bit of improvement here in the days ahead. here we go once again from the northern sierra into yosemite. more clouds in los angeles today at 71 drotion and we're looking at the warmth building from sacramento. 88 there. 92 in fresno. 60s on the coast in monterey. so in livermore yesterday you had 80s and once again today, mid-80s. a built above average.

there's been some mist and drizzle at the coast and visibility has been reduced.ow 59 out by the delta. clear for our friends in the east bay, 60 concord, 54 with fog in santa rosa. and the few from the north bay mt. tam and the deck of low clouds at about 1500 feet. we have low to mid-90s on tap. maybe upper 90s out by fairfield today. but this should be 5 degrees cooler. san francisco and the coast 60s and 70s. and around the bay 70s and 80s. slightly cooler weather tomorrow. that's going to be the trend to start the new work week. i'll explain coming up. chris. >> lisa, thank you. new this morning, president obama is praising congress to congress to help the u.s. promote new trade deals but he said more is needed. he boasted over 12.5 million jobs have been created the last five years and that he also said we live in a new economy and we must adapt to lead the way in the 21st century. >> one way to do that is a trade agreement to level the playing field for our workers, open new markets for our businesses, and hold other countries to the high standards that ame

the premium heads get packed in the ocean mist boxes headed for retailers. it's aimple process but only three out of 25 broccoli and cauliflower growers in the state participate. harold mcclarty of h.m.c. farms says he'd like to donate more of his peaches to the food banks but-- >> getting it into the hands of someone to eat isn't free. there's got to be an economic incentive to move more of this into an avenue, that food banks could take advantage of. it's a lot easier and cheaper just to basically throw it away. >> reporter: the state of california does offer farmers tax credits to donate produe, but ash says the food banks are lobbying for bigger deductions. there are only six other states besides california, that give tax breaks to growers for donating food. >> fifty million americans don't know where their next meal is coming from. we meanwhile are wasting all this food. if we cut food waste even by one third there would be enough food for all those people who don't know where their next meal is coming from to be fully fed. >> reporter: as food banks wo

. >>> it has been pouring in bala cywyd, torrential rain falling 15 minutes ago, leaving light mist now and plenty of clouds. >>> the phills will have a home stand against the reds, first pitch 7:05 bring the umbrella. here is a look from our sky cam network. >> nbc 10's first alert meteorologist sheena parveen is keeping a watch. >> it's mostly light rain up through the lehigh valley into the poconos around the philadelphia area and mostly scattered showers moving through parts of new jersey and delaware and if you're not seeing a steady rainfall you're at least seeing misty conditions and also some pretty chilly unseasonably cool temperatures. here say live look out at the center city skyline, tops of the buildings cut off by the low cloud cover and the mist outside, too will stay in the forecast as we go through the rest of tonight. current temperatures though are cool, the average high this time of the year is close to 80 degrees now, but we're only in the 50s. 57 right now philadelphia, 57 allentown, wilmington. 56 in millville, so this is unseasonably cool for today and with the m

even some mist and drizzle in the north bay.st it's a little damp. so another look at mt. tam. looks pretty good out there. for today it will be a warmer day for the north bay. but starting out with the fog, clouds and drizzle. then a mild to warm day today for everyone with hot temperatures arriving tomorrow. in our inland east bay. and they will peek on monday. very little change on tuesday. then a couple of cooler days. but really a presummer preview for much of us. it has been a very cold and gray may. with showers and thunderstorms still in the forecast for the sierra nevada, the culprit is this area of low pressure. right now it is in nevada. it is pulling out, but it allows for more storms there today. the low leaves. high pressure builds in. that gives us our warmup for the next several days. upper 80s today in sacramento. don't look for rain there. but you can see all the way down through the southern sierra. cloudy skies in southern california. maybe some subtropical moisture on the way from the hurricane. it's well to

fog coming in now, we begin sunday with drizzle and mist as temperatures begin a cooling trend. as we wrap up the weekend, how much cooler in the full forecast in a few minutes. >> thanks so much. if you want to stay on top of temps download our bay area app for iphones and android devices. >>> a popular ride at great america ends with a worker and guest rushed to the hospital. there are other accidents on this ride the flight deck ride. many questions are being asked about what happened. chuck do we have any more information about what went wrong? >> reporter: we are getting bits and pieces. investigators are working on this one. right now, the right called flight deck in which passengers are held by upper bodies is closed and will be closed indefinitely as they investigate. two accidents happened yesterday. one involving a boy who is said to have injured his hand on the ride, he was taken to a hospital. a more serious injury investigated well into the night by flashlights, a man that appeared to be a maintenance worker walked to a platform beneath the tracks possibly to retrie

forward to that, we are stuck in the clouds the rain moved in eight hours ago and we have a constant misting and i want to show you satellite 6 along with action radar, the steady rain moved out and the low clouds and reduced visibility and showers to the west and still a lot going on with the weather and all of that held the temperatures way down 66 degrees in philadelphia and much of the area, down towards the south, dover 70 and we might spike from there they may get sunshine down to the southwest 2.5 miles visibility at philadelphia international airport, stormtracker 6 live double scan showing some storms just starting to develop in western and central pennsylvania and we are keeping a close eye on that today even though we are stuck in the clouds we have a chance to see a couple of thunderstorms move through the area, the best chance is west with of this we can look at this storm prediction center low probability in allentown and berks county and moving in closer to areas in delaware and wilmington and dover and parts of cumberland, new jersey gusts of up to 60 miles per hour and even

live in the hate ashbury we know this is a citywide issue and my heart goes out to the people if the mists and people that lost their homes in the mission it is such a wonderful and important part of city i came here when i was 7 a place that was diverse and i was so lucky to go to city college i can't imagine how to do that now and pay the rent i know people are homeless they can't pay the crazy rent i'm a special education teacher and some of my students will have been homeless and parents are single parent working 3 jobs justice to take care of her two children and try to stay in the city for the services for her special needs child as a special teacher and opening in sfusd because people can't afford to be here especially the special education teacher thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please this is my boyfriend nick we were born and raised i grew up in the mission and him in the excelsior i want to tell you i don't think i work from the women's building and everyday i see women that are trying to escape vibrant situations they can't they have no where to go we have to know how to

. >> misting and on and off showers, we needed the rain but five days of the dreary we are done, doneook stormtracker 6 live double scan most of the area is dry and some spitting drizzle here and there, and one particular area is buck county and mercer county and northampton county and hunterdon county and mist that gets you wet when you are running errands and temperatures once again extremely cool because of the cloud cover and because of the drizzle at times upper 50s to near 60 at the shore and not much better from wilmington to millville and philadelphia and trenton and around the low 60s, but moving up a bit in reading andal ep town at 66 degrees, we are seeing brightening to the sky, that is helping to spin the moisture off the atlantic. we have a front to the north and west that is closing in and between the two we see some of the cloud cover congeal or come together so to speak. there are breaks developing in between the front and future tracker this afternoon you'll see brightening to the sky especially the farther inland you are from the shore and the skies are holding stro

it has been drizzle and mist that we've had to deal with. tomorrow we move into getting more showers into our area. so yes, the umbrella you're going to need that. also, the long sleeves the jacket for sure. watch the temperatures. this is early in the day tomorrow. 57 to 64 degrees. that's on the cool side. areas down south, maybe southern maryland could be starting out around 64. look at the high temperature. we've barely budged. maybe a degree or two. this is the high temperatures we're expecting tomorrow. your range from 63 to 67. areas down south of i-95. we'll have the impact. >>> community leaders in boston just got a chance to see video of police shooting a terror suspect and they say it backs up the officer's story. >> jay gray is live with this and new developments on a second suspect? >> reporter: yeah. a lot unfolding here. we know a second suspect was arrested overnight and right this minute members of a joint terrorism task force are searching for others who may have had contact with the 26-year-old man shot and killed in this

i think at least some heavy mist or some drizzle. by this evening, at least the clouds should gradually begin to break up and then tomorrow morning, low clouds and fog in the morning, clearing pack to near the shoreline for the afternoon hours. temperatures will be trending up in the thursday forecast. in fact, our warming trend begins. take a look at the numbers. still pretty warm for -- at least all of the cloud cover up there. upper 70s out out -- out to livermore. san francisco 68 and san jose in the upper 70s. here is a like ahead to your five-day forecast. it has been an interesting weather week, scattered rain showers for today. we'll be end interesting back up for thursday into friday. but friday warmest location inland back up in the mid- to upper 90s. feels very tropical-like out there. keep the umbrella handy. >>> the bart extension to san jose has the funding to keep it moving along. a transportation bill was passed which includes $150 million to fully fund the construction. the bill was backed by south bay congressman mi

they installed mist sprinklers that draw on well water. jets of mist lower the air temperature as the wind blows through them. the ground is paved with water retentive blocks. another way to reduce ground heat. the streets radiate out from the park. the cool air is channelled throughout the neighborhood. the builders also installed water retentive screens in front of the houses. water trapped in the screens keeps heat away from the windows. >> translator: we hope to provide various measures to help residents spend the summer comfortably without using air conditioners too much. >> reporter: these experiments in climate control are about to face the big test. mid-summer. if they do the trick, more people could soon be enjoying the benefits of heat-beating technology. jonathan oh, nhk world. >>> and that's it for business news. i'll leave you with the markets. >>> myanmar is due to go to the polls in november. it'll be e the first general election in the transition from military to civilian rule. resolving the international armed conflicts is

there was a mist of blood that was on most of the items in the room.finished injecting, they would expel the remaining bits of fluid in the syringe into the air and it would turn into a mist. it had a bit of blood in it. it was just horrible. >> they were probably a couple of weeks away from death. she was surviving on ritz crackers and cheese and a whole bunch of heroin. >> when questioned by police, christine, suffering from severe heroin withdrawal in this police video, admitted participating in the murders, but said her ex-boyfriend, chris snider, was the real killer. as with christine, the composite drawing of snider was remarkably accurate. >> i was not in that house. >> okay. >> at all. >> were you in the driveway? >> i'll put anything on it. i was not in that house. >> were you in the driveway? >> just -- i wasn't in the -- in the driveway. i had -- the only house -- the closest i was to the house was when i -- when i drove up -- >> christine said she waited outside while snider killed her friends. >> he did it. >> he did it? did what? what did

locally drizzle, a heavier mist if you will. you see this stuff in prince william, fairfax, over toward montgomery as well and even northwest some light drizzle outside. everything is moving toward the east. we still have the easterly push from the winds. that's a colder, damp wind coming in off the atlantic. off to the south notice richmond seeing the steadier showers and the concern is some of this could inch up toward us for the afternoon commute so that's idea yellow alert. temps are not growing to be moving much. they're not high at all. we're in the mid-50s. 54 rockville. 57 waldorf. perhaps we'll northbound the mid-60s for highs for the afternoon. i'll have your seven-day in a few. >>> a fourth grade teacher at oyster-adams bilingual school in d.c. has been arrested on sexual charges. the parents are shocked and are beginning to speak out about the allegations against the popular teacher there. delia goncalves has more. >> reporter: school administrators line the sidewalk outside the school to keep us from talking to pare

so it will stay damp, dreary some pockets of drizzle some mist keep your umbrellas handy grab a jacket or maybe even a little sweater. it's going stay chilly. by 11:00 o'clock 57 degrees. look at the satellite/radar locked in with the cloud cover across the area. so that has limited the sunshine and the ability to really warm the atmosphere today across the area. still some pockets of light showers moving in to the marple area norristown over to plymouth meet. bensalem looking at damp scenario moving back into atlantic county still looking at some pockets of some moderate rain but not the heavy rainfall that we saw yesterday across parts of our area. as we move a little farther to the south heavier rain trying to move out of sections of maryland into extreme southern sections of delaware. but as we roll the clock along you can see we're looking at the cloud cover pockets of drizzle tomorrow morning keep that in mind. but not anticipating heavy rainfall. the clouds will stay pretty stuck for much of the day tomorrow with high temperatures once again below where we should be this time of

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once again we get drizzle and mist. that's what's going on. areas to the south and east really starting to see the showers really taking place especially toward st. mary's county, prince george's county, all seeing the showers and moderate rain down there. most of the rest of the area, this is just on the lighter side but it's persistent and it will continue to be i expect at that see much more through the evening. yesterday a high of 92. right now 62. a 30 degree temperature drop. i'll show you just how long temperatures stay this cool, and it's going to be a while guys. that forecast in a few minutes. >>> a fire today at the home of maryland congressman elijah cummings in baltimore. cummings wasn't there at the time. he was on capitol hill when the fire started. cummings fels the "baltimore sun" the fire may have begun on a third floor apartment he rents to a tenant. no one was injured. >>> workers from the national park service says a text message taken out of context led to wrong information being released about what really happened on sun

mist and drizzle. the showers are coming through the area, but not just yet for the golden gate bridge. that's the worst we see on the camera lenses. we'll show you the bay bridge toll plaza where the metering lights are on. we get one to two drops on the lens from time to time. condensation from the mist and the low clouds. the drive is all right. we see a smooth flow of traffic. light for this time on a monday. the upper east shore out of hercules and highway 4 is where we see slowing. the berkeley area moves nicely. now the build for 580 off of 24. we have a smooth drive. the accident in the middle of your screen is on mission bouleva boulevard. around the sullivan underpass. if you don't know where it is, you probably don't use that portion of mission boulevard. for those of you that pass the niles boulevard, that's where it is. a car went into the road. we don't know the extent of the injuries. the investigation is happening now. you can use niles boulevard as an alternate through the area, a surf

right now we have a little bit of a mist out here at the moment.ting the roads too much as jessica has been talking about for quite some time this morning as well. wet roads out here. a little bit of ponding on some of the side streets but for the most part we haven't had too much trouble. we were on the atlantic expressway. not much of an issue there as well. the one big factor as glenn just pointed out, the drop in temperatures. we can even roll the windows down here as we get some of the breaks in some of the rainfall. we can really feel the cool air coming in in the 50s in this area that we're in right now. you talk about buna, franklin township. this area had more than four inches of rain in the past day or so. this really has been hit pretty hard. i'm looking at some of the farm land out here off to the left and right. you can see some puddles out there in some of the crops. you can see a little bit of that pojd ponding on the right side of the road. we have a little bit more rain coming at our windshield. it seems like we're getting back int

visibility dropping here, may have little fog and mist to deal with, little light rain, in parts of the city right now. new castle county delaware route 40 route one 95, no problem around chris tianah, 495 split is in good shape. if you are hopping the river over the delaware memorial to 295 or the turnpike, also running at the speed limit do. have fire in horsham outside electrical fire, limekiln pike at babalon road. that's a look at your ride this morning. >> unusual site in new jersey, flooding so bad look at this fish are ending up on the streets. >> city health off initials newark are having to issue a warrant, do not catch or eat those fish on the street. they aren't sure how the fish are affected by being outside of their normal emment, but just incredible site, imagine walking outside and seeing that, a fish, gasping for breath on the street? >> people there saw their fair share every flooding for sure. >> jan carabeo joins us a look at the conditions right now good morning. >> for example all over atlantic county in fact could use a break today even as we say that, this rain,

and we find cloudy skies little bit of mist in some areas, this morning.saw some kind of wet boardwalk, and that was down through the ocean city area. right now through rehoboth beach, just cloudy looking. and temperature of 74 degrees, this is not the look you want when it is your weekend at the beach. unfortunately, it is what we have got at least this weekend. we have storm scan3, showing few showers now not all of these are hitting the grounds with any kind of intensity might finds some mist out there. but the showers are around. the thunderstorms are not at this point though later this afternoon we can't totally rule that out. more likely as we move through tonight, maybe even tomorrow, 71 degrees, in philadelphia, right now, 70 in trenton, 70 in wilmington, the temperatures fairly consistent in the 70s i-95 south, and to the north couple of degrees cooler than that in the 60s. the flood watch. it goes into effect this evening it goes right through tomorrow. it is about the last thing anybody wants to see out there. and it is flooding not the main str

>>james: we focus in on at the clouds of mist in the drizzle and again hold on to the north dish ourp the afternoon tomorrow we're looking for pettifog start the things will be partly cloudy during the afternoon the temperature was a mile and fact we will keep it relatively mild below normal for most of the week this it will be sunny but below average temperatures in villages like dow below seven is at all when does it change? the chilly the rest of the forecast friday and saturday will be expensive to jump back up to something you expect around june was the upper seven so it is for the and then committed would mid-60s by the bank. >>robyn winst: it is definitely pack the lessor all in their active it lasted an hour about the back of the jurors saying stretches beyond 880 into the maze is all to 580 that is no solace from a 24 split you will be sitting in traffic all the way up to treasure island it will open up an attractive cast all bridge the bay bridge december tabrets not bad at all traffic is minute--pretty slows --smoothed >>robyn winst: north and south for lunch and then out

. >> we get a lot of fresh refuse that comes in every day and we have odor misting stations set up in strategic locations throughout the landfill that can mitigate some of the fresh >> in addition, republic says it invested heavily in this state-of-the-art recycling facility to help divert landfill waste. >> all of the material that we accept, over a thousand tons a day from the bay area, in california, comes into this facility and we divert it from the landfill...so we process the material and remove everything that is recyclable. >> so what is the output of this facility? >> 200,000 tons a year are being diverted out of landfills... our output is 400 tons of paper, 30 tons of plastic, 90 tons of glass and 30 tons of metal every day. >> despite diverting nearly 50 percent of their annual waste, the landfill is still growing and that causes some to look toward another possible solution. in sweden, a country that boasts 33 incinerators, trash is burned to create fuel in what's known as "waste to energy". about half of their waste is recycled, and the rest is burned. less than one perce

i don't know about you, i had mist on my windshield coming. >> it was more than that, this is rain. >> i wouldn't call it rain in my neck of the woods. >> i hesitated to use the "r" word. >> go to the satellite picture, in of it is reaching the ground. manage like this happens in late august or september. the remains of what was blanca, a lot of it evaporates and the warm lows, a lot of cloud cover in the south, it will be very muggy, humid, look at the lows, 60s and 70s, cannot cool off, san jose at 71, there's a lot of 60s here, a little bit of i breeze, we'll have a breezy day, not as bad as yesterday, overall look for temperature in the 70s and 80s and cloudy the mostly cloudy and very muggy conditions. a little bit of rain. >> it could affect driving. good morning, traffic is doing okay. this is a look at 280 in san jose, it is a nice start and traffic continues time to look good. the morning commute is not bad on 680 the traffic is moving along nicely on to the bridge and into san francisco. let's go back to the desk. a toddler in pittsburgh was airlifted to the hospital after b

low clouds, a little mist there. sunny and windy at times. cooler for most today. cooler lows.highs today 80s through the interior. 60s and 70s. and 50s by the coast. this could be the coolest day of the week. it looks like temperatures kind of bump up a little bit. especially into thursday and warmer by the weekend. >> and it's interesting we are talking about the warmer water and the creatures that are moving. >> there is a lot of stuff coming up. san diego has crabs. >> that is right. what is the water temperature down there? >> i have to look, it's pretty warm. >> i need to make a trip down. >> it's in the upper 50s and 60s. >> it is warm for them. all right, thank you, steve. >>> 6:51 is the time. more police officers keep san francisco safe. the idea will be discussed today but coming up in 20 minutes the reason some people are actually against the plan. >> plus a dramatic plan in georgia. flooding has led to severe deaths. and authorities are trying to track down zoo animals on the loose. >>> rescue workers are racing against the clock to capture a number of zoo animals

no rain on tap this week but a little mist out there. temperatures 60s and 70s and 80s.d the gusts and the areas out toward the delta up to 30 miles an hour. plenty of low clouds. it will be sunny and breezy. lows are a little cooler here. does look a little warmer bier the weekend. >> all right take a little warmer. thank you, steve. >>> 5:20 is the time. thousands of tiny crabs washed up on california's beaches. coming up at 5:45 a look into the mystery and the other items washing up here in the guy area. >> but first signs of warrior pride all over the bay area. i like that. why a mural in oakland is attracting visitors from across the state. on his quest, jack searched the globe for a flavorful spice coveted by kings and sultans. at last, he found it. exotic black pepper. jack knew what he had to do. trade his most beloved possession. and that's how far jack went to bring you the black pepper cheeseburger. black pepper cheese and peppercorn mayo. the black pepper cheeseburger. taste it before it's gone. >>> u.s. military officials believe they killed the al qaeda lea

some coastal mist hanging around, sunshine around the bay, and inland. and like i said, cooler temperatures for most, they will rebound quickly though. i'll have the 7-day in a few. but first, mark with the headlines. >>> the start of the hot summer weather is a warning for parents to keep a close eye on children around pools. in vallejo, a 4-year-old died in a backyard pool. a family member found the child but by then, there was nothing they could do. >>> some of the deep dark secrets of the national security agency are now in the hands of russia and china. british intelligence officials say russia and china have -- had the files stolen by edward snowden. agents are no longer working in hoe tile countrying -- hostile countries because their safety is at jeopardy. >>> in upstate new york, an all out manhunt is underway near the clinton prison where two convicted killers escaped more tan a week ago. -- than a week ago. they broke free using power tools. >>> the father of the man accused of shooting up dallas headquarters said he was upset over losing cust

mist out there, sunny, breezy to windy at times. 60s, 70s coast and bay, inland 70s to 80s, and seasonal averages, and looks like a quiet week. >>> time is 4:19. two brutal shark attacks, where this happened and the warning on the beach goers. >>> signs of warrior pride across the bay area. a mural in oakland is drewing visitors from across the state. . >>> welcome back, time time to look at the top stories this morning. the leader of the naacp has canceled a meeting tonight. the parents of rachel dole zack says she's white. >> the overwhelming feeling is that this lady is black and she's been through all this. she's presented herself as somebody she's not. are you african-american. >> i don't understand the question. >> the official response from the naacp is that the civil right organization accepts leaders from all ethnicity. >>> a piece of art is a hot test nation. last week we showed you this mural being painted on a building. the artist go by the name i luminary, it takes 5 gallons of paint, 20 spray cans but the artist put the finishing touches on a couple days ago. >> people get

. >> reporter: coolers are full of water and gatorade along with a cooler mist and other items designed to help firefighters recover. once temperatures go over 85 degrees, the fire department will cancel or modify training. when it's hot, children the sick, the elderly are especially vulnerable. >> if we can prevent the heat-related emergencies by keeping people cool, by keeping them hydrated, by keeping them well rested it keeps our units in service for other things that aren't preventable. >> reporter: you can always go to one of six san jose public pools. you can go to our website, abc7.com, and we have a link there with all the details. reporting live in san jose matt keller abc 7 news. >> we have more information for you at abc7.com. >>> san francisco police are back at the scene of an lgbt mural in the mission district that's been defaced for a third time. this time the culprits took it to another level. >> reporter: kristen there is caution tape surrounding the mural. the investigation team will be back out this afternoon. those who live and work here say whoever did this has gon

we have some clouds around and those clouds are producing a little bit of mist, a little sprinkle, drizzle. right now around the metro area and much of maryland, virginia, even into west virginia as the low clouds continue to cruise in from the east. and this area in green getting some light sprinkles, montgomery, howard, prince george's and loudoun and down toward stafford and spotsylvania and fauquier. southern maryland too, eastern shore, getting some sprinkles this morning. temperatures are in the 50s to near 60 degrees. so another very cool morning. dress accordingly. you will need a light jacket and the umbrella for this morning, then during the afternoon sunglasses and short sleeves as with we'll get some sunshine back and warmer temperatures on the way. at the bus stop this morning, between 7:00 and 8:00 we'll be hovering near upper 50s with a little bit of drizzle. then between 8:00 and 9:00, most of that drizzle should be ending. still cloudy, rather cool. hovering right around 60 degree. now melissa is checking on the commute. >> an update right now on metro here this morning. t

just kind of damp and dreary on and off again showers across the area as well as some drizzle and mist. right now in philadelphia, you can see we're looking at some pockets of light rain, also moving into sections of south jersey. in particular, camden, gloucester county looking at some of that rainfall also into the northern part of delaware. so don't put away the rain gear just yet. your temperatures for tomorrow, look at the numbers. we're talking 60 degrees by 11:00 o'clock. a high tomorrow of 66 degrees. well below where we should be for this time of year. when to expect a warmup details coming up with the seven day. back to you. >> all right, scott, thank you. >>> a convicted sex offender escapes from a authorities and puts an entire county on alert. he is back in police custody tonight but it has a lot of people wondering just how he could have gotten away in the first place. fox 29's chris o'connell is live in bridgeton tonight just one of the many communities on edge earlier today. chris? >> reporter: luckily dawn n25-year-old sex offender is back behind bars tonight after esc