bumplg nch. it is like a pitcher in baseball. if you can figure out what he's going to call, you can make the appropriate play call against it. but this one feels not quite as man-to-man blitzish as some of those other ones. >> al: for the end zone -- and that is caught for a touchdown to get top within two. kris durham hauls it in to make it a two-point game. obviously they'll be going for the deuce. >> cris: again the slot, giving him space. but that time matt mcgloin moved to his right a little bit to make that an easier angle. so now the defensive back is expecting it to come from the pocket. instead, it comes more straight down the line. made that pass much easier. good job. that entire drive really by matt mcgloin. >> al: 83 yards, 12 plays. mcgloin 9 of 11 through the air. two-point conversion to try to tie the game. >> cris: now the blitz is coming. that was one change of play. >> al: throws and that will be holding for the conversion by brice butler. the number three quarterback takes them down the field, two-point conve

trust me, it's what's for breakfast, lurch, nch, dinner and snack. >> and here photographs enjoying a pork chop on a stick. word on what food trump might try. but he will bemaking a big entrance by helicopter, of course. and tod will go one on one with dohinald trump in an exclusive face taface interview you don' wangnt to mis. > and we have a new look at both blasts. the second one packed the force of 21 tons of tnt, registering like a small earthquake, th surrounding area was incinerated. it looks like post apocalyptic waistland. there was a glirm overnight, a short time ago, they found a surviving firefighter. it happened at a company that ored hazardous chemicals, raising fears of an ongoing toxic threat. >>> all that on top of more bad news for china and just how bad their air pollution really is. it's killing 4,000 people a day in the country. the study blamesd issions from rning coal. one researcher says neecly ev00eryone in china $1experienoes air that is worse than the worst air in the u.s. >>> investigators are trying to dedetermine why a school bus packed children crashed i

other people have faced a worse fate than you, so i stopped thinking about it and left it up to god nchporter: the army split into two factions with the former vice president announcing he was in command of the rebels. for the last 20 months, war in south sudan has dragged on with towns changing hands constantly between rebel and government forces. even those who didn't support either side found themselves attacked. >> translator: they cut me with a type of machete. i fell down. i didn't even know what was happening. after two or three hours i found myself in hospital. >> reporter: the united nations has been demanding both sides come to a peaceful resolution. the pressure has been on the president to sign a peace agreement. the u.n. is optimistic that the signing of this deal means the end of the war. but the people here aren't so con if ied -- confident, because some rebels have split. >>> ground troops from saudi arabia have crossed into yemen for the first time. hashem ahelbarra has the latest. >> reporter: these are the first saudi soldiers to move into yemen. they have taken over

. >> where did you go to college nchs williams college in western massachusetts. small liberal arts. it was a great experience. i had a semester at wellesley, which is also a great experience. i did did outward bound at dartmouth and majored in economics, which is actually very formative for me because williams only had one graduate program at the whole school and that was in development economics. how do you raise poor countries out of poverty into the development stage and that's always relevant for the united states and very relevant for public leadership. >> what makes a successful car dealership? >> well, our central idea all these 41 years has been customer intimacy. rule number one is integrity, you always do the right thing, doesn't make any difference what it costs don't think about that just decide what the right thing it to do is and do that and everything is fine. then the strategy around all that has been to try to stay really close to the customers, be good listeners, try to be attentive all the time. it's funny over the years many crowded rooms will

rubbish crisis after the mainland fill was closed last july, but the descent is rooted in deeper issues nch has been in political limbo for over two years now as a result of the sectarian divide here. that along with wide-spread corruption has meant that basic services like water and electricity are not being delivered. and the way security forces have been dealing with the protesters has further angered people. on monday, a demonstration was held outside of the justice ministry, demanding accountability after one person was killed and dozens injured during sunday's protests. meanwhile the organizers behind the hashtag you stink movement say they have the potential to create an alternative to the political status quo. >> we're more on the grassroots of the people. we're actually dragging people from the political movements because they have been there for decades doing nothing for them, and they are joining our movement. i think it's totally positive. it's true we're not that strong now, but i think if we stay on the same message we're -- we're using, we might have more people joining us. >

precipitation, oddly nch in the last several weeks we continue to have more precipitation than normally. the month of june we had 4 times more than we usually get in the month of july. that number continues to creep up on the water year. as far as demand, our customers continue to do well. of the 15 lowest percapita users in the bay area are [inaudible] all doing a great job and think you hear more from that when [inaudible] speaks on behalf of baus cu. total demand picture, again we are below the level last year and well below the level we need to achieve to comply with state water boards requirements. it bumped up because we had heat and started to drop in the last week so we continue to do well on overall system demand. i would like to talk about state water board cur patement action and focus on june 30 is when we received a notice to [inaudible] points of diverse including [inaudible] july 6 we responded in the point of diversion not subject to state board notice and haven't herd more from the state board after that correspondence. by the end of the week [inaudible] don pedro[inaud

precipitation, oddly nch in the last several weeks we continue to have more precipitation than normally. the month of june we had 4 times more than we usually get in the month of july. that number continues to creep up on the water year. as far as demand, our customers continue to do well. of the 15 lowest percapita users in the bay area are [inaudible] all doing a great job and think you hear more from that when [inaudible] speaks on behalf of baus cu. total demand picture, again we are below the level last year and well below the level we need to achieve to comply with state water boards requirements. it bumped up because we had heat and started to drop in the last week so we continue to do well on overall system demand. i would like to talk about state water board cur patement action and focus on june 30 is when we received a notice to [inaudible] points of diverse including [inaudible] july 6 we responded in the point of diversion not subject to state board notice and haven't herd more from the state board after that correspondence. by the end of the week [inaudible] don pedro[inaud

precipitation, oddly nch in the last several weeks we continue to have more precipitation than normally. the month of june we had 4 times more than we usually get in the month of july. that number continues to creep up on the water year. as far as demand, our customers continue to do well. of the 15 lowest percapita users in the bay area are [inaudible] all doing a great job and think you hear more from that when [inaudible] speaks on behalf of baus cu. total demand picture, again we are below the level last year and well below the level we need to achieve to comply with state water boards requirements. it bumped up because we had heat and started to drop in the last week so we continue to do well on overall system demand. i would like to talk about state water board cur patement action and focus on june 30 is when we received a notice to [inaudible] points of diverse including [inaudible] july 6 we responded in the point of diversion not subject to state board notice and haven't herd more from the state board after that correspondence. by the end of the week [inaudible] don pedro[inaud

likeelicus os, puried wer, and a nch sal and nortifial avor orreseativ.rh tae from rl inedies. aginthat welce torockount. >> darya: and the news crew shooting we have the latest bombshell go >> michelle: this man went to skyline high school in oakland and went to san francisco state university. according to our sister station he has taken his own life. he shot and killed two people from his previous station. the news crew was on air and the the gunman was supposed to issue five shots or six shots when. >> darya: we showed video earlier this morning. we just want to share the sun care anymore. >> mark: as we learn more about the situation however we will share it. he was fired from that station about two years ago. >> darya: we want to get a look at whether in traffic >> james: the bay bridge approach we see some sunshine coming down of the clouds are coming and just about gone. we're seeing a mix of the upper 50s los '60s right now. ifwe wil start a series bay's own forecast with 94 expected four of livermore and brandt what. we will see nineties in that

precipitation, oddly nch in the last several weeks we continue to have more precipitation than normally. the month of june we had 4 times more than we usually get in the month of july. that number continues to creep up on the water year. as far as demand, our customers continue to do well. of the 15 lowest percapita users in the bay area are [inaudible] all doing a great job and think you hear more from that when [inaudible] speaks on behalf of baus cu. total demand picture, again we are below the level last year and well below the level we need to achieve to comply with state water boards requirements. it bumped up because we had heat and started to drop in the last week so we continue to do well on overall system demand. i would like to talk about state water board cur patement action and focus on june 30 is when we received a notice to [inaudible] points of diverse including [inaudible] july 6 we responded in the point of diversion not subject to state board notice and haven't herd more from the state board after that correspondence. by the end of the week [inaudible] don pedro[inaud

likeelicus os, puried wer, and a nch sal and nortifial avor orreseativ.u reacouny frh tae from rl inedies. aginthat welce torockount. >> reporter: our big story out of the north bay is that has been one year since that the earthquake. >> mark: one year later after the 6.0 earthquake in manama-- napa. this post office is slated for demolition but many people want to keep it. a 6.0 earthquake hit napa valley and it was the largest one if a llama pripet earthquake in 1989 . even after the initial earthquake the ground to have to move the even a week from that the epicenter up to 14 in. even see the damage in downtown napa is still lingering but a lot of it has been repaired. many people are gathering to us commemorate to their pairing at 3:20 p.m. if this earthquake that hit three hours early as or four hours later it would have resulted in many more injuries and possibly fatalities. to have the earthquake in the middle of the night was a great boon to the people. >> darya: the scan a day from georgia on hot spots >> george: for the westbound interstate 80 r

precipitation, oddly nch in the last several weeks we continue to have more precipitation than normally. the month of june we had 4 times more than we usually get in the month of july. that number continues to creep up on the water year. as far as demand, our customers continue to do well. of the 15 lowest percapita users in the bay area are [inaudible] all doing a great job and think you hear more from that when [inaudible] speaks on behalf of baus cu. total demand picture, again we are below the level last year and well below the level we need to achieve to comply with state water boards requirements. it bumped up because we had heat and started to drop in the last week so we continue to do well on overall system demand. i would like to talk about state water board cur patement action and focus on june 30 is when we received a notice to [inaudible] points of diverse including [inaudible] july 6 we responded in the point of diversion not subject to state board notice and haven't herd more from the state board after that correspondence. by the end of the week [inaudible] don pedro[inaud

precipitation, oddly nch in the last several weeks we continue to have more precipitation than normally. the month of june we had 4 times more than we usually get in the month of july. that number continues to creep up on the water year. as far as demand, our customers continue to do well. of the 15 lowest percapita users in the bay area are [inaudible] all doing a great job and think you hear more from that when [inaudible] speaks on behalf of baus cu. total demand picture, again we are below the level last year and well below the level we need to achieve to comply with state water boards requirements. it bumped up because we had heat and started to drop in the last week so we continue to do well on overall system demand. i would like to talk about state water board cur patement action and focus on june 30 is when we received a notice to [inaudible] points of diverse including [inaudible] july 6 we responded in the point of diversion not subject to state board notice and haven't herd more from the state board after that correspondence. by the end of the week [inaudible] don pedro[inaud

likeelicus os, puried wer and a nch sal and nortifial avor orreseativ.ies. aginthat welce torockount. >>james: technocrat live look at the satellite radar view of california which is amazing clouds streaming just hours south and that is one sure and looks like today it will migrate to our direction showers but tonight will talk about that in more detail, of the top of the our. >>anny hong: the first day of school as fast approaching for bay area still as many parents and their kids are going to the mall for back-to-school shopping many kids have long was that a full color pencils highlighters ballistics apparent saver had a budget for those school supplies still had worked on several developing stories in the next hour police call them the rainbow crew were tracking a chance of rain in the meantime a beautiful sunrise for the sun to come or the east bay hills but some clouds are moving in from the south and that could give us a shower to especially letter this evening will be rubble the weather traffic and the top stores one return in just two minutes. ♪

likeelicus os, puried wer and a nch sal and nortifial avor orreseativ.u reacouny frh tae from rl inedies. aginthat welce torockount. >>mark: cooler temperatures helped them yesterday and is one percent contained early this week the fire jumped of a hybrid 20 dozen of homes and been assured that still under and evacuations there sleeping and eating inside of the gym that with the red cross to store supplies will affect about a fire they're supposed to start next week with a prospective purchaser of school to august 18th the could be pushed back even further if the fire continued to crawl. >>james: today is one to be a little bit of warmer the winds were expected to stay just as calm as it did yesterday we are starting up on the court know what nice hike committing they did have a gust of about 8 mi. are will begin at very low compared to how bad it could be the these lands were raging it will be a little bit warmer by about five degrees we have committed a drop of about 30% those winds coming from the east at about 10 maybe a touch stronger but off not by

nch>> two questions, one on v-2 how do you see the export potential for v-22 with our allies?and the second question, are we building enough amphibious assault ships and so forth to carry the marine corps, you know, aviation expeditionary forces? thanks. >> i think the -- i think the till rotor technology has tremendous potential. we have -- we already have foreign partners ordering them and flying them and more to follow. i think like all our stuff we need to drive the cost out, reliability in, i think that's probably the v-22, a great airplane. i think more to follow on that i think people see the utility of that yes, we need more amphibious ships. >> we are actually taking a page from the marine playbook as we transition from our, you know, venable c-2 greyhounds doing our care on board delivery right now and we will use the -- bring the vc 22 into the care environment as our logistics connector for the strike groups of the future and given all the things that jon davis talked become flex bit of a that platform gives us the option to do other things as well with t talk abou

precipitation, oddly nch in the last several weeks we continue to have more precipitation than normally. the month of june we had 4 times more than we usually get in the month of july. that number continues to creep up on the water year. as far as demand, our customers continue to do well. of the 15 lowest percapita users in the bay area are [inaudible] all doing a great job and think you hear more from that when [inaudible] speaks on behalf of baus cu. total demand picture, again we are below the level last year and well below the level we need to achieve to comply with state water boards requirements. it bumped up because we had heat and started to drop in the last week so we continue to do well on overall system demand. i would like to talk about state water board cur patement action and focus on june 30 is when we received a notice to [inaudible] points of diverse including [inaudible] july 6 we responded in the point of diversion not subject to state board notice and haven't herd more from the state board after that correspondence. by the end of the week [inaudible] don pedro[inaud

nchs good morning everyone. hazy, hot and humid as well. temperature of 90 degrees. isolated storm possible north and west of town as you're heading towards the evening commute. otherwise dry and hot today. 89 tomorrow, couple storms possible for tuesday. wednesday ask dry. and cooldown is coming thursday and friday, temperatures finally below average in the upper 70s to low 80s. >>> all right, thank you. coming up on "today" show, the revealed. industry. stay tuned. because 100% whole grain oats are incredibly good for you. because they're heart healthy because they're good for kids. and granddads and everyone else in the family. everything we do is because of what really matters most. the goodness of oats and the people we love. i'm on top of the world >>> back now at 7:30 on this monday morning, it's the 3rd of august, 2015. great crowd out on the plaza. they're all cutis. nice to have you along on monday morning. >>> what's making headlines this morning. thousands of homes are being evacuated by a wildfire north of san francisco. 24 homes already destroyed. it's

precipitation, oddly nch in the last several weeks we continue to have more precipitation than normally. the month of june we had 4 times more than we usually get in the month of july. that number continues to creep up on the water year. as far as demand, our customers continue to do well. of the 15 lowest percapita users in the bay area are [inaudible] all doing a great job and think you hear more from that when [inaudible] speaks on behalf of baus cu. total demand picture, again we are below the level last year and well below the level we need to achieve to comply with state water boards requirements. it bumped up because we had heat and started to drop in the last week so we continue to do well on overall system demand. i would like to talk about state water board cur patement action and focus on june 30 is when we received a notice to [inaudible] points of diverse including [inaudible] july 6 we responded in the point of diversion not subject to state board notice and haven't herd more from the state board after that correspondence. by the end of the week [inaudible] don pedro[inaud