there he is sleeping. >> modesto drive-through. fell asleep in the drive-through. pounding on his window, and he didn't wake up [ bleep ]. that's a lesson for you. don't drink and drive. >> gentlemen, start your engine. and then duck. this is that ocean speedway in california. that guy with the flag, that's keith. he is the flag man. >> i'm glad that you explained. >> the guy with the flag was the sdmroosh i know ewe not much of a race fan. just to clear it all up. >> the man is a guy with the flag. >> sprint car racing. he has his green flag, and he waves it vigorously and letsz the field know it's time to put the pedal to the metal. the action is on. he puts away the green flag and grabs his yellow. he is prepared in cause anything goes wrong. he is going to need that yellow flag and maybe a helmet. >> oh! >> he got out of the way though, right? >> he did get out of the way. he was uninjured, as were all the drivers. a couple of cars get tangled up near the track, and then the car driven by scott goes up and over. sprint car is known for their action flip and fly

bajo. 59 ha sido la mÍnima en san francisco, la mÁxima se quedaban en los 77 lejos estÁ los 93 de modesto, se encuentra delante de mÉxico y se desplazarÁ hacia las aguas abiertas del pacÍfico. como les comentaba, fin de semana definido por las altas presiones, aunque seguirÁ enviando hacia la costa. algo fresca durante el fin de semana, como les comentaba, niebla a primera hora, dificultarÁ la visibilidad. las temperaturas en la costa en los 70, y hace el interior las mÁximas en los 90. >>entrÁndole el mundo los deportes te cuento que los gigantes san francisco le ganaron a washington. >> fue un buen dÍa para los equipos locales porque oakland le ganÓ a los angeles. >> le saluda alejandro luna quien acciÓn deportiva, vamos hablarle el arranque de la fecha nÚmero cinco que se dio con el cuadro de morelia y tigres comenzaba con un autogol, luis cardoso para dar el cero a uno transitorio para tigres. al minuto 29 vendrÍa david depetris para poner las cosas iguales, partido rescatable. este golazo vendrÍa de guido pizarro. al 66 golazo y uno a tres. 5 a 1 ganÓ tigres. aquÍ vamos con santos y

she -- modesto.he started feeling sick and she thought it might be whiplash but then she collapsed while riding bart. they finally discovered she had west nile virus. she is supposed to start school but she will have to delay her return since it will take up to three months to recovery. it is unclear if she caught the virus in berkeley or modesto. >>> teachers are closer to a strike. 1% voted to take action if the united educators and san francisco school district is at contract. the next bargaining session is scheduled for september 2nd and teachers cannot strike until that process is played out. >> and officers will be out in full force making sure students stay save, they are making sure they are cracking down on drivers in school zones and drivers are being told to use extra zones especially in crosswalks. they are especially concerned after a two-year-old was hit and killed in across walk. they have headed off officers where there is heavy traffic. >> we will have extra officers to ensure they d

surface water allocations are down significantly this year in the modesto irrigation district.ger and his father farm 400 acres-- mostly walnuts and almonds-- near modesto, and they see well water as the solution up to a point. >> the question becomes: as a person who can sink a well, do you have the right to pump as much water as you can possibly get out of that well, especially if it's damaging a neighbor? >> reporter: what's the answer to that question? >> well, no. i don't think anybody should be able to pump water just for the sake of pumping water, and that's where you're starting to see around the state where people want to sell groundwater. >> reporter: but how much water can wenger and other safely pump out of the ground? and who should decide? >> a lot of times we can over react, and so i think looking forward we have to make decisions based on science, based on sound science, and right now that's one of things that we're missing a little bit when it comes to understanding groundwater, is what exactly is happening underneath our feet. >> reporter: the state wants to k

joining us live from modesto. center of california. >>> let's talk about this discount voucher firm groupon. it's the online company releasing numbers in a few hour's time. shareholders will want to know more about their plans for the future. why? since the stock market debut three years ago, shares have sunk and then some. some are worried it's an overhyped internet name struggling in a competitive market. since the beginning of 2014, groupon stock is down 46%. it's off a whopping 76% since it went public, went to the market in november 2011. back then the company was priced $20 a share. i spoke to simon bailey ceo with interbrand. i asked is groupon an overhyped internet name. >> i would take a step back and think about brands more generally. we have amazon and ebay in the top 100. they're in the top 30 with amazon worth $23 billion. brands can be very powerful and valuable in this space. of course i would argue it's kind of too early to call with regards to groupon. groupon is expected to post annual revenues i

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continuar entre 73,hacia el interior, por supuesto, se mantiene el modelo de 87, 88, por allÁ por modestonte en esa parte del paÍs, me refiero en la zona central, por allÁ por arizona, nuevo mÉxico, toda esa regiÓn con fuerte humedad, zonas precisamente desierto donde uno no se acostumbra que llegue lluvia pero lo estÁ haciendo el monzÓn en la temporada, pero no llega en california. bueno, "marie" va perdiendo fuerza, aunque es categorÍa 1 es decir, 100 millas por hora, se espera que se desplace en aguas mÁs frÍas, lo que provoca oleaje en el Área costera, pero para nosotros se mantiene estable con algunos nublados temperatura en el 57, estos son los nÚmeros hasta el prÓximo domingo, le voy a traer mÁs detalles, no se nos pierda, esa noche, sÓlo a las 11. >> el servicio opera de manera limitada debido a un problema tÉcnico, un convoy tuvo una falla mecÁnica que daÑÓ los rieles,hay un servicio de autobÚs para ayudar a los pasajeros afectados, mÁs en formaciÓn hoy a las 11, muy buenas tardes. principales noticias. el vaticano continÚa la investigaciÓn contra el ex nuncio del papa por abuso.

she's a 19-year-old cal sophomore from modesto. murphy's father, chris, confirmed she was diagnosed almost a week ago. after spending about 8 days in the hospital. she began experiencing a rash, headaches and nausea. doctors initially thought it could be meningitis, but a spinal tap revealed it was west nile. chris murphy says, his daughter is a healthy, active athlete, who was recently training for a triathlon. abigail does not recall getting bitten by a mosquito. doctors believe her recovery time will be about 2- months. she is at home, but continues to experience pain. meanwhile. a professor at cal's school of public health says. west nile can be a tough battle. >> no treatment and no drugs. no rescue now, no drugs. it is very important to prevent the disease. most of the cases of infection come from a mosquito bite. however, under rare exceptions, and exceptions you can contract the virus. from another virus >>pam moore health officials say people cannot get west nile virus through casual contact it is a blood- borne disease. a

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conditions for the weekend but today this getaway friday triple digits from fresno through merced and modesto. 75 degrees in monterey bay through carmel. and a pair of 9s in redding to the north. your bay area high temperatures today, mid-60s beaches, 70s in the central bay, mid-80s inland. sunset 7:43. here is your extended forecast: >> nostalgia day takes place this weekend in novato. good time for everyone. car shows, temperatures, lovely in the 80s. guys, i am here today at the presidio. the reason why, this is the headquarters, this is home of swirl an innovative advertising company but it's not so much about what they do but about the people they hire. >> this guy. [ laughter ] [ pause ] >> reporter: snap on. click in. and shift. the training is in high gear for a purpose. the 11th annual best buddies challenge is a week away. and team swirl is not only competing, but stand or rather sit behind one of its favorite charities. >> boo yeah. >> reporter: a charity organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. best buddies joined forces with swirl a spirited adver

it came at a critical time because they're just getting ready to build that first stretch between modesto sacramento. not so good for the governor's opponent who has been calling this the gravy train. people are turning to undergroundwater, aquifers, and there's really a lot we don't know about this water. >> there is concern we don't know how much is getting punched out, how quickly, what happens when it runs out, how fast is it being replenished. so there are issues and it not normal in terms of precipitation. there's talk of putting a regulation in place so we have a handle on what's going on there. >> a hotly dispute, so whenever you talk about water. >> the conservation commission goes back next week. >> everyone agrees prop 43 is too big. they want to do some underground storage of water, perhaps build a residue or van. if they can decide on a new package, they'll put it forth and maybe the members will vote on that in december. >>> a few months after that terrible shooting at uc santa barbara, there are several pieces of legislation to allow people with health problems. we'll see i

she's a 19-year-old cal sophomore from modesto.d she was diagnosed almost a week ago-- after spending about eight >>:she began experiencing a rash, headaches and nausea. doctors initially thought it could be meningitis, but a spinal tap revealed it was west >>:chris murphy says, his daughter is a healthy, active athlete, who was recently training for a triathlon. abigail does not recall getting bitten by a mosquito. >>:doctors believe her recovery time will be about two- months. she is at home, but continues to experience pain. health officials say people cannot get west nile virus through casual contact-- it is a blood- borne disease. abigail's father wanted to >>: stress, that if you have neighbors with unattended pools or see areas with still water to >>: mark:new this morning. police in berkeley are investigating a sexual assault. it happened monday night near the u-c berkeley campus. the victim called police saying she woke up to a man sexually assaulting her while she was asleep at people's park. the victim began screaming an

it's 70 out in modesto. our strange summer here just every day something new it seems like. 17 gusting to 24 at fairfield. west at concord. west at oakland. it's mainly west at sfo. 61 da hope. 64 in reno. 65 in monterey and sacramento is only 70. all of this cloud cover is making for a uniform on the temperatures. the moisture source will be on the western edge. in anything develops, it will be late tonight, tomorrow underneath all of that, we have the low clouds. nothing yet around sacramento. there is a little bit towards dixon. some of that may flip brentwood or oakley. plenty of moisture. a lot of clouds. so far no lightning strikes. that's good but look at that train of moisture heading towards sacramento, northern sacramento valley and maybe towards lake county. a lot of clouds, some showers, maybe to the east. very light or sprinkles. some fun. if you get any sun, the humidity is through the roof. 70s to 80s. twmps have come -- temperatures have come down 20 degrees since last friday. temperatures ru

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she is abby murphy of modesto. they struggle to figure out what was wrong with her before they diagnosed it. they are looking for ways to avoid west nile virus with using mosquito draining deitz. oop. >> and they will connect ground fogging used to get rid of mosquitoes. it starts in certain cities such as livermore. >>> and let's check in with sal and see what is happening on the roads. >> all right, we are looking at the commute and south bay commute looks good starting off with 880 and as a matter of fact if you are driving through, it is coming up and at the east bay toll plaza we have a delay and it's about an 8 minute drive time and we are off to a very nice start and in livermore valley we have slow traffic coming in on the pass, 519 let's go to steve. mild lows more 50s and 60s that is for sure. water temperatures continue to run warm so the coast is actually closer to the 60s. it is a good 15 degrees below average for concord and low clouds plenty to go around and he is now visiting downtown san diego and

. >> this is pickets, rescued from abuse in modesto. >> these two phillys are race horse that's didn't make the cut. >> they'd be great horses for showing or jumping. >> these two were at an auction, about to be sent to other countries to be killed and eaten. that is illegal in the united states but there is little enforcement so the healthy horses get sold for next to nothing then shipped to mexico and canada for slaughter. why would someone give up on the horses? monica blames the soaring cost of hay, doubling in the last few years. >> people need to feed their families or horse. >> hay is so expensive, the rescue center also struggling. >> $8,000 a month, minimum. >> there are constant vet bills and an urgent need for donations to build shelters to create shade for horses monica runs the center with help from her boyfriend the only pay is a great experience. >> you learn a lot about the horses nature, how they act, and i had no idea and felt like i was waking up and blind before. monica started after her sister was murdered giving back to them. >> they can only take in as many horse

. >> this is pickets, rescued from abuse in modesto. >> these two phillys are race horse that's didn'tcut. >> they'd be great horses for showing or jumping. >> these two were at an auction, about to be sent to other countries to be killed and eaten. that is illegal in the united states but there is little enforcement so the healthy horses get sold for next to nothing then shipped to mexico and canada for slaughter. why would someone give up on the horses? monica blames the soaring cost of hay, doubling in the last few years. >> people need to feed their families or horse. >> hay is so expensive, the rescue center also struggling. >> $8,000 a month, minimum. >> there are constant vet bills and an urgent need for donations to build shelters to create shade for horses monica runs the center with help from her boyfriend the only pay is a great experience. >> you learn a lot about the horses nature, how they act, and i had no idea and felt like i was waking up and blind before. monica started after her sister was murdered and now, she's giving back to them. >> they can only take in as many

police in modesto, california are using the cameras in place of dash cams. it records video and audio and officers say it helps keep accountability. the department says it's greatly reduced civilian complaints against officers. >> we told them we're going to refer back to the video of the incident. a lot of times that's where the complaint ended and people we have seen have retracted their complaints. >> at the end of every officer's shift, every camera is docked and automatically downloaded so a server and saved. >>> rowdy summer guests could put an end to short-term rentals in ocean city. >> we're talking about week long rentals. city officials say complaints about rowdy parties and overcrowding are prompting them to consider on short-term rentals. critics say the measure would cost homeowners huge losses in rental income during peak system. the zoning commission plans to discuss the matter at a hearing tomorrow. >>> 6:29. this is a look outside. we're expecting some showers in parts of our region today. will we have a washout? >> howard joins us live in t

cruz mountains down into santa cruz and san jose and even stronger shaking on that day in fresno and modesto versus shaking we saw nearby around livermore and san jose with today's event. three things to watch out for continued damage, distance from epicenter, same story with ongoing aftershocks. the types of structures involved unreinforced masonry on older sides of downtown napa and soil type below is very important. as you build earthquake kits, look at the usgs map posting to nbcbayarea.com. i urge you to keep an eye on geology and what kind of soil your house is built on. a 6.0 earthquake ten times larger in terms of energy can release 32 times the energy as 5.1 we saw in 2001 around the bay area. this is an example of one of those maps. these areas in yellow and red indicating areas where you've got either soft mud or some type of sedimentary soil or toward the delta where you have had deposits. these are areas like downtown napa where you see that acceleration and intensity of shaking increasing and fortunately right around downtown napa same thing around vallejo and american canyon a

. >>> this is a facebook page for abby murphy from modesto. doctors struggled to find out what was wrong with her before finding the correct diagnosis and they are now using information to avoid west nile and that includes using mosquito repel land with deitz and draining standing water. >>> and san mateo in alameda are trying to get rid of west nile virus. fogging will start in daily city and livermore. >>> they are killing off bees and that may drive the price of honey to new highs. that has resulted in fewer to pollinate and that's shoe to drive up the price. >>> it is happening on several cities on the peninsular and they have imposeed mandatory redirections and they are using officers to enforce these new water use rules. you can be fined as high as $500 and these cities are improving mandatory restrictions as a high as next week. many are being punished for saving water. they allow their lawns to go brown and some homeowners have been escaping and they have making lawns look bad and it is causing major delays on 101. >>> and this is a cr

she's a 19-year-old cal sophomore from modesto. >> reporter:murphy's father, chris, confirmed she wasiagnosed almost a week ago. after spending about 8 days in the hospital. >> reporter:she began experiencing a rash, headaches and nausea. doctors initially thought it could be meningitis, but a spinal tap revealed it was west nile. >> reporter:chris murphy says, his daughter is a healthy, active athlete, who was recently training for a triathlon. abigail does not recall getting bitten by a mosquito. >> reporter:doctors believe her recovery time will be about 2- months. she is at home, but continues to experience >> reporter:a professor at cal's school of public health says. west nile can be a tough battle. >> reporter:health officials say people cannot get west nile virus through casual contact it is >> reporter:abigail's father wanted to stress, that if you have neighbors with unattended pools. or see areas with still water. to call authorities. happening today >> pam: >> reporter:preperations. underway for a night of fogging in the east bay. mosquitos are being targeted as the west n

[cheering and applause] from modesto, california, it's the lennear family!eering and applause] and from columbus, georgia, it's the jordan family! [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash and the possibility of driving out of here in a brand-new head-turning ford fusion. good luck to both families. let's play "feud," everybody. give me ward. give me laya. [theme music playing] all right, guys, here we go. top 8 answers on the board. when you walk into a restaurant, what would you see to cause you to walk back out? laya. >> bugs. steve: bugs. [ding] pass or play? >> we're gonna play. steve: they're gonna play, ward. [cheering and applause] fred, when you walk into a restaurant, what would you see to cause you to walk back out? >> trash. steve: trash. [ding] >> yeah! yeah! steve: leland, when you walk into a restaurant, what would you see there to cause you to walk back out? >> the cook picking his nose. steve: the cook picking his nose. [buzz] [audience groans]

pero el interior estarÁ bastante cÁlido, como estará por stockton, 89 en modesto, en san josÉ se quedan el festival con el que se buscÓ difundir lo mejor de las artes escÉnicas la cultura y lo mejor de mÉxico en estados unidos. el centro fue el escenario de los artistas mexicanos de diversos gÉneros y tendencias, asÍ como conferencias. >> trajimos cientÍficos artistas, mÚsicos, pianistas, danzantes, teatro, cine, intervenciones artÍsticas, artes plÁsticas, una festividad del talento de mÉxico y de lo que somos los mexicanos en mÉxico y el mundo. >> el festival concluyÓ este dÍa. la exposiciÓn permanecerÁ abierta hasta fines de agosto. tambiÉn le cuento que la universidad de stanford fue calificada como la mÁs amigable con la comunidad. revelaron que tras realizar su encuesta anual con 130.000 estudiantes de 379 colegios distintos en diferentes temas, detectives teatrales hasta los estudiantes que son precisamente activas, estampo resultÓ ser la mÁs amigable con la comunidad lÉsbico gay, transexual. nos vamos. >> hola es 5 de agosto estos son los titulares univisiÓn hablÓ con la joven se

kristin olson, a senate stair from modesto, says -- senator from modesto says this would lead to more litigation. barbara boxer is upping all california universities to create a new position. it's called the independent advocate for victims of sexual assault. we're live here in berkeley, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 7:39. people in the north bay say -- some say they are afraid to go to sleep fearing another big earthquake. coming up at 8:00, the shelter that staffs red cross volunteers and how long they say these fears may last. >>> and getting ready to crack down even more on smoking. the outside areas of santa rosa where smokers, you may soon find it very hard to light up. >>> still not quite great on morning commutes as we look at highway 4. you can see it's slow coming over the hill to concord. we'll tell you about delay times. >>> i stepped outside. dave is right. it's clear in jack london square. it will be warming today. we'll show you how much. female announcer: through labor day at sleep train, get 36 months interest-free financing, plus big savings of up to $400 on

this is the facebook page for 19-year-old abby murphy of modesto. doctors also struggled to figure out with a was wrong with her before they came up with the right diagnosis. abby's parents are now using facebook to post information about this mosquito-borne virus and also ways to avoid west nile virus. that includes using mosquito repellent with deet and draining standing water. >>> well, this evening both san mateo and alamedas will conduct ground fogging. that will start at 9 p.m. in the areas of south san francisco, daly city, colma and livermore. >>> 7:17. california's drought is taking a toll on bees and that could drive the price of honey to new highs. the state is one of the largest honey producers in the country but the lack of rain has resulted in fewer flowers for them to pollinate. >>> more and more bay area cities are taking drastic steps to crack down on water wasters during the drought. the examiner reports several cities on the peninsula and south bay have imposed mandatory restrictions for outdoor water use. most cities are using po

she was rescued from an abuse case in modesto.n gate field.are from racehorses that didn't make the cut. >> they would be great horse for showing. >> these two were rescued, about to be sent to other countries to be killed and eaten. that's illegal in the united states, but there's little enforcement, so horses like these often get shipped to mexico and canada for slaughter. why would someone give up on the horses? monica says the soaring cost of hay, which has doubled in the last couple years. >> especially in the central valley. people need to feed their families or feed their horse. >> hay is so expensive, the rescue centering is also struggling with the cost of food. >> $8,000 a month minimum. >> there are also the cost for vet bills and the need to create shade for the horses. monica runs the center with the help of her boyfriend, gabe, and a string of interns and volunteers. the only pay is a great experience. >> you learn a lot about the horses' nature, how they act among themselves. i had no idea. i felt like i was waking

the modesto woman thought she had whiplash from a bike accident but tests confirmed west nile. murphy suffered from vomiting, headaches and -- the fogging is set to start at 11:00 tonight and last until 2:00 a.m. officials in santa clara county report a spike in the number of dead bird with west nile this year. and mosquito fogging is also happening in contra costa county tonight. vector control crews are spraying until 11:00 p.m. >>> happening now another night of protests in ferguson missouri despite calls for people to only protest during daylight hours and have a night of peace. it's been 10 days now since the police officer shot and killed unarmed teenager michael brown. u.s. attorney general eric holder is due in ferguson tomorrow. he wrote an open letter to that city asking for an end to the violence and promising an independent investigation. >>> michael brown's parents received a little comfort from a bay area family today that knows the pain of losing a young man in a police shooting. >> relatives of unarmed b.a.r.t. passenger oscar grant traveled to ferguson to meet

. >> reporter: she should be going back too school, instead, she is resting at home in modesto, her college career and everything else put on hold for now. >> that was nick james reporting. she and 14 other people have been infected in the virus this year and two people have died. >>> kent brad, the american- -dr. kent brantly is being treated at an atlanta hospital. he says there are a few things to clear before he can once and for all go home. he got ebola while in lye beer yeah. he is being--liberia. >>> just one day to go before the first 49ers preseason game at the stadium. but 70,000 fans are expected and the stadium managers are changing the game plan to avoid the gridlock that happened at a sock iser match two weeks ago. santa clara traffic cops and parking people will be at more and better locations and fewer lanes will be closed off with cones. >> sometimes plans work and sometimes they do not. so, i tell you what we do have is a commitment for people to make the change. >> and they are also going to be changes when it comes to light rail, after the game. the valley transportation

she was rescued from an abuse case in modesto. >> these are racehorses that didn't make the cut at goldeneld. >> they would be great horse for showing. >> these two were rescued, about to be sent to other countries to be killed and eaten. that's illegal in the united states, but there's little enforcement, so horses like these often get shipped to mexico and canada for slaughter. why would someone give up on the horses? monica says the soaring cost of hay, which has doubled in the last couple years. >> especially in the central valley. people need to feed their families or horse. >> hay is so expensive, the rescue centering is also struggling with the cost of food. >> $8,000 a month minimum. >> there are also the cost for vet bills and the need to create shade for the horses. she runs the farm with the help of her boyfriend and a string of interns and volunteers. the only pay is a great experience. >> you learn a lot about the horses' nature, how they act among themselves. i had no idea. i felt like i was waking up because i was blind before. >> monica started the rescue center after her

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and here i walk away from it and take a job at a church in modesto.eople thought i was out of my mind. i questioned my own sanity daily. >> knowing that other children suffer from not having a good relationship with their fathers, lincoln shares his story with people during concerts on the road or in a one-on-one situation, at a coffee house, whenever. he tells his story for one purpose -- to give hope to the hopeless. >> one of the biggest things i can do i think is be transparent. the essence of that message,you lose your hope, you lose everything. >> lincoln adds, his greatest work is being what his father failed to be. that is, he a great husband to his wife and a great daddy to his two sons. >> i've always been committed to doing the best work i can. you know, i tell my boys, i want to go to bed at night knowing that i did the best i could. and i can live with that. it may not be the best there is, but it's the best there is for me. >> lincoln brewster living his life "beyond the dream," the best for his family as well. >> he's a real inspiration

just shy of triple digits in merced and modesto. thunderstorms in yosemite. 102 redding. numbers from the 60s at the seashore, pacifica through daly city and also the sunset district, 70 in the city by the bay. across the bay, mid-70s in oakland through berkeley into el cerrito. 80s will be common from santa rosa through windsor low 80s also in san jose and low 90s in throughout the tri-valley. here's your span: >> we'll tip to keep a watchful eye on the two hurricanes on the hawaiian islands. >> hope everyone stays safe. >>> teenagers usually look forward to getting out of the classroom for the big summer break but one group isn't taking it easy this summer interning monday through friday 9:00 to 5:00 in a research lab. we have this week's cool school. >> reporter: at the joint bioenergy institute, researchers are isolating and identifying bacteria that break down cellulose into glucose which can be used to produce biofuel. but these scientists are actually high school seniors. >> people don't get this opportunity so if you do, you should tank advantage of it. >> reporte

triple digits in fresno, merced and modesto.e day clearing in monterey and carmel at 68 degrees and thunderstorms in the high sierra. numbers similar to yesterday, not as hazy with less relative humidity. it won't be as hot. 60s beaches, 70s bayside, 80s peninsula, 80s and 90s away from the bay. sun-up at 6:17. and it will set at 8:12. by then the marine layer will move back in. there you have the extended forecast. a little more on the muggy side on monday. and oh, by the way this weekend we are talking about outside lands? well, we also have the jazz summerfest in san jose. it's fun. have you ever been there before? >> no. >> no. >> it's great doings. they close down san jose for it. >> sounds like fun. thank you. >>> 6:53 now. thousands of fans are headed to san francisco outside lands music festival starts tonight. the music and other exhibits, they are on display. >> reporter: and if you trying to fly to hawaii, good luck! i'm kiet do. we have a live report on flight cancellations coming up. ,, can't say thank you enough. ,

. >> we come from modesto. >> reporter: the ultimate destination on game day, the oakland coliseum. but it could be empty next year. the raiders coliseum lease expires after this season. and raiders owner mark davis says he has no plans to extend the contract leaving fans fearing he could move the team back to l.a. as soon as next year. >> that would suck. i would be pissed. >> reporter: some people like former sports executive andy dolich think it's part of the negotiating tactics davis playing offense as he tries to get the best deal in building a new stadium. >> football games are played through four quarters. it doesn't matter what you do on the first few plays of the game. we're not even to halftime yet in terms of the strategy on how this all works out. >> reporter: three potential options for the raiders: the nfl wants the raiders to share levi's stadium with the 49ers; the 9ers are open to the idea but davis says no way. he wants his own stadium. the second option is the l.a. coliseum. a lot of talks about welcoming the raiders back to the second largest media market. proble

[cheering and applause] and from modesto, california, it's the lennear family!d applause] everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash. and remember, if the sass family wins today's game, they're going to be going home in a brand-new, fuel-efficient ford fusion. give me harry. give me laya. ["family feud" theme playing] all right, guys, here we go. top 7 answers on the board. we talked to 100 men. name something that rises when it gets hot. laya. >> temperature. steve: the temperature. >> we're going to play, steve. steve: they're going to play. all right, freddie, let's go. we talked to 100 men. name something that rises when it gets hot. >> bread. steve: bread. wow, good answer, fred. [cheering] steve: hey, leland, how you doing? >> i'm all right, man. how you doing? steve: good, good. what do you do for a living? >> well, i'm a father, a single father of 3 kids: lovely cassandra, leland jr.-- steve: oh, you're a single father? >> yes, sir. yes, sir. e:

. >> james:she's a 19-year-old cal sophomore from modesto. >> james:murphy's father, chris confirmed was diagnosed almost a week ago-- after spending about eight days in the hospital. >> james:she began experiencing a rash, headaches and nausea. >> james:doctors initially thought it could be meningitis, but a spinal tap revealed it was west nile. >> james:chris murphy says, his daughter is a healthy, active athlete, who was recently training for a triathlon. >> james:abigail does not recall getting bitten by a mosquito. >> james:doctors believe her recovery time will be about two- months. >> james:she is at home, but continues to experience pain. >> james:meanwhile, a professor at cal's school of public health says west nile can be a tough battle. >>: preventing is very important. and from what we know today there are not a lot of things we know from the mosquito bite. however, that is not a buyer should give another person is a blood borne disease. >> james:health officials say people cannot get west nile virus through casual contact-- it is a blood- borne disease. >> james:abigail'

it would be a long walk back to stockton, modesto, san jose, and tracy if there was a crack down.ally i don't the funds of driving around in circles, burning my tires, gas, and dangering the lives of others. kron 4. >> hashtag and selfies are legal to use in scrabble. >> that's nothing compared to some of the other words added to the dictionary. >> bling. >> bro band. >> how about chilax. >> that's pushing it. >> so scrabble got a lot more fun. >> so you're going to get a lot of points from chilax. so the dictionary will be on sales monday. >> you can look on which words are good and which aren't. >> so storm tracker. >> there's another round coming in. >> but not yet. >> yes, north of santa rosa? >> you had a break of course and early this morning. and now this is the new round coming in. we're going to see another round of showers headed through the bay. >>> happening today, beyonce and jay-z are coming to san francisco. it's their on the run tour. >> i guess it's tomorrow night too. >> it's a two night show. >> it's the end of the on the run tour. >> the question is who's on th

on august 26th, the east coast coffee chain will open a store in modesto.ll give a check to second harvest food bank of san joaquin and stanislaus counties. the first guest will get a special california-inspired doughnut and get to take a picture with mascot's cuppy and sprinkles. >>> this weekend, a free film festival is being held in honor of comedian and actor robin williams. the two-day event will feature some of williams' most popular movies, including the bird cage, mrs. doubtfire, and good will hunting. it's being held at the food park on 11th street in san francisco. today's movies are being played from noon until 8:00 and tomorrow they will run from noon until 6:00. admission is free. >>> it is ticket saturday. today, one lucky viewer will win four tickets to the so you think you can dance tour. the season 11 live tour comes to san jose on january 29th. it will feature the top 10 finalists from the show. to enter, go to ktvu.com before midnight tonight and enter the secret word "tango." >> i like to tango. >> love that show, too. they have got grea

the murphies live in modesto where the weather is a lot warmer.ere have been no reported cases in alameda county since two cases of the virus were first reported in 2012. five people contracted west nile in santa clara county this year. so if you do live in those warmer areas make sure that you protect yourself against mosquitoes. live in berkeley. i'm tara moriarty. >>> 7:38. a hayward elementary school has been burglarized twice in two weeks and that could make a difficult start to the start of the school year. when students arrive they will be without computers, crayon, paper and sports equipment. the school mostly serves low income families and the school principal says it will be tough to replace everything that was taken. >> i'm having a corporate parents who are going to go to their ceo and say hey my kids school needs 10 new computers. >> the principal says she is installing some stronger locks. even though they are not authorized by the district for its part the district says it will install some better school doors. >>> now time now 7:39