noon time hour. it is one of the rare days where the chance for showers and storms is big and better earlier on in the day. so it might be a good day to pack your lunch and eat inside, rather than heading out the door for lunch this afternoon. 66 degrees in leesburg, 70 in manassas. you can see here on satellite and radar most of the moisture is to the south of us right now. going to become more robust as we see the trigger if place for the possibility of more thunderstorms. that is a quick look at weather. now to traffic. >>> in waldorf southbound route 301 before marshall corner road an accident and an overturned vehicle on the inbound side of i 766. -- of i-66. a water main closing between duke street and seminary road. on the northbound side you are going to see it here in the hov lanes. look at that, just cleared up in the last 60 seconds. good news, the lanes were closed for about an hour or more with the two overturned vehicles. they were just cleared up. main line remained open the entire tim

. >> where following breaking news out of philadelphia this noon. a four-story building has collapsed. -- let'summy olabanji get right to jummy olabanji. there are as many as 10 people trapped. >> yes, that is what they are saying. this happened just before 11:00 and center city, philadelphia. as you mentioned, that force is -- that fourth story building is connected to a thrift store. the fire commissioner in philadelphia said search and rescue teams are working to find those that are trapped. they think as many as 10 are still missing. we know at least five people were injured. those five have been transported to the hospital. they are all adults. no word on the severity of their injuries. affiliate inthe philadelphia, the collapse broke down part of that thrift store and what appears to be row homes attached to the back of the building. no word yet on what caused this collapse. we know the building on that block has been under construction for quite some time. we will continue to try to gather the latest on the story and bring you any information

abc 7e and in hd, this is news at noon on your side. governmentt the the has been spying for as many as seven years. >> the british newspaper the guardian says the national security agency collected millions of customer phone call information without anyone knowing. communication has 121 million customers, and a significant number of those customers phone records are in the hands of the government. the british newspaper reports the national security agency has been collecting phone numbers, times and length of call on an ongoing daily basis since april 25. some cell phone users are enraged. >> i think the government should be out of our lives, homes, everything we do. it is none of their business. >> others we talked to are not bothered by the news. >> i have no criminal record, nothing to hide. i have nothing to hide but i do not think i should be looked into either without my permission. >> kevin dutch agrees. >> this could be the beginning of something more interested. at political report a senior administration official as saying th

it is a warm and muggy day. 82 degrees by noon. the best chance for showers and storms today will be right in the noon to 4:00 p.m. time frame. that is a quick look at weather, another quick look at traffic now with monika. >>> good morning, everybody, it was a rough, long weekend for the golfers at merrian. mother nature affected not only the course but the players' routines as well. to close things out another nice shower for the guys on sunday afternoon. this is the u.s. open so the course is always unkind for many. phil mickelson, one of the shots of the day on the 10th. from the pitch right into the cup. how about that? an eagle on 10 for mickelson. he was jockeying with other guys for first place, rose picks up the final birdie of the day on 13 and that was enough for him to win. the washington nationals welcome back stephen strasburg, pitching his first game since may 31st. they lost to cleveland 2-0. >>> baltimore orioles stepping up chris davis coming up big again. the slugger hit his 23rd homerun. >>> we have women's bask

this is where we're headed by noon today, 80 degrees. santa cruz, 80 degrees at noon. degrees. this is not close to the hottest day. this is where we're headed for today, 92 in snai, 87 for fremont and 97 in fairfield, meanwhile 96 in gail roy today. a bill dome of high pressure will make things really hot down south. if you're headed that way, especially driving the 5 all the way down, make sure you have plenty of fluids in your vehicle. you want to really take it easy. bring extra water with you just in case. 60 degrees at 3:00 a.m. in oakland, holding on to the 60s. at 3:00 a.m., 72 in livermore. it's going to be a balmy night. apz we continue to see the heat come in, the overnight lows will end up in the 80s monday into tuesday night. not getting much relief in the heat of the day, triple digits on saturday. look at monday, 105 inland, 102 on tuesday. between monday and tuesday, that's when we're expecting the hottest night. as we continue to see these days draw on, 100-degree-plus weather. we get the northerly winds. we're very concerned about high fire danger. ne

. 82 degrees by noon, so it will be warm. also a little bit on the muggy side. 85 degrees at 5:00 p.m. with winds mostly out of the south. as we head into the afternoon, we are going to watch a cold front right now lagging to our south to kind of push up a little bit. that is going to provide the energy for the showers and storms. right now 70 degrees in winchester, 72 in culpepper. 74 in fred r360burg. no fog out there right now, so if you are heading out the door, you should be okay as far as visibility goes. but do bring the umbrella. you can see the cold front lagging to the south with the showers and storms. a few storms here through the pittsburgh rare and some of the energy will be present. a chance for showers especially moving in from the north and west to the beltway. down toward the district by noon. heading out for lunch, it might be a little bit of a wet one. you might want to pack your lunch and eat indoors. heading into the afternoon and early evening, more showers and storms are possible. the bigger event was

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it really begins around noon. we'll already at 78 degrees by 11:00 a.m., 79 at 1:00, with temperatures not getting too terribly warm today, highs in the mid-80s with that threat for thunderstorms throughout the day. you can always check the radar at wusa9.com before you head out the door. and before you head out the door, let's get a look at traffic with monica. >>reporter: vdot crews are just twinning to open up the h.o.v. lanes -- beginning to open up the lanes on 395 and 95. right now slow traffic in the main line as well. back to you guys. >> thank you, monica. >>> time now 4:42. i'm watching your money. all eyes are on this, the federal reserve beginning a two- day meeting on interest rates today. the fed is expected to determine that the economic recovery is moving more slowly than expected. now, that could encourage the central bank to keep interest rates low in order to stimulate borrowing and spending. a decision is expected to be announced on wednesday. now, ahead of the meeting stocks bounced back from

as far as noon, mid-60's to low 80's. a humid afternoon inland.do not get this often in june. >> the san mateo bridge shows traffic building and flowing smoothly in foster city but bad news northbound 880 where we have a crash at industrial parkway involving a few cars. >> thank you for joining us. we are going to look live at the u.s. supreme court in washington, d.c., for you right now, where people are gathered outside the steps. some of the key players are

that is going to be arriving by noon time. temperatures by mid afternoon. moderate rain showers during the afternoon. and then this evening moderate to heavy rain should end by midnight. into the upper 60s. i'll show you the updated track coming in ten minutes. we have flooding on the roadways. woodburn road will be closed all morning. accident on the inner loop of the beltway at connecticut avenue. continuing north you are looking at a 13 minute drive. back to you. >> new this morning local parents and school board members. what they were talking about p that kept the meeting going past 1:00. >> and we continue to track coming down and we are processing the information. it is packing 45-mile-an-hour winds. the eye is not far from hilton head island. areas as far as 140 miles from the center heavy rain right now. it has also spawned tornados. storm team 4 forecast at 4:51. >> good morning we are learning that a medical helicopter crashed overnight in south eastern conditikentucky. there is the photo. officials are saying that three people onboard that chopp

news at noon on your side. >> new developments this noon surrounded the man who leaked details of a secret and as a spy program. edward snowden has been hiding ever since the revelations came out. reportedly, in hong kong. but this morning, he answered questions from people all over the world. >> live on the guardians website this morning, edward snowden answered questions. the nsa was a blower was asked about a number of things, including nsa access, the number of documents and content of communications the nsc -- the nsa can see. "all i can say right now it that the u.s. government is not going to be able to cover this up by dealing were murdering me. the trick is coming and it cannot be stopped." he says more is coming, but when on to explain that they have something -- access to something they can agree about something, anything they want. -- they can ask about anything they want. while his whereabouts remain fled to snowden said he hong kong because the u.s. destroyed the possibility of anything like a fair trial. the guardian website warned that at his responses would be subject to h

stocks are sharply higher this noon. the dow is up just about 74 points. tech stocks are fueling the buying spree. >>> meanwhile, across the pond they are talking the global economy. the g8 summit is under way in northern ireland, but it's not all about monetary policy. cbs reporter tara mergener on the discussions expected on u.s. wiretapping and syria. >> hello, everybody. >> reporter: president obama and british prime minister david cameron visited a northern ireland school where students are learning about the g8 summit. >> i think i just went outside the lines. >> reporter: but soon, the president and his counterparts turned their attention to the global economy. >> i'm pleased to join these leaders to announce the launch of negotiations on a new trade agreement. >> reporter: the economy is not the only topic at the g8. the civil war in syria is expected to dominate talks including president obama's meeting with russian president vladimir putin. russia supports bashar al-assad and sells him weapons. putin opposes president obama's plan to give militar

we'll see a few breaks at the noon hour. we have a good chance of seeing showers and thunderstorms by the time the bus drops you off. grab the umbrella. i'll have your seven-day forecast. >> 30 years ago today, sally wright became the first woman to leave the earth's at moss for. today she supports students interests in space. >> it's the largest female class of astronauts ever. >> that's a neat story. on the subject of space, nasa is looking forward to sunday's super moon. that is when it will' peer bigger and brighter because it's the closest it will be to the earth all year. >> adam caskey is live with more on the super moon. adam. >> we're lucky to have the goddard space center in our backyard. that's where we are today, the visitor's center. it's a great place. you should check it out if you haven't been here. tell us what is so exciting about the moon? >> it's going to be the closest it can come to the earth without hitting it. >> it looks big ler in the sky and brighter. >> i know you're very details. what will it be

we'll be at 75 degrees at 9:00 a.m., 79 at noon. that chance for thunderstorms starting to erupt right around the noontime hour and extending through that evening rush. 82 degrees at 5:00 p.m., and we could see some scattered thunderstorms and showers continuing even into the overnight hours. right now it is 74 degrees with that dewpoint of 70. yeah. that is kind of soupy as we're starting the morning. winds out of the southwest very, very light, though, right now. it is 66 degrees in manassas, 70 at andrews, 71 at bwi and 64 in fredrick at the airport. you can see here on satellite and radar plenty of rain on the approach. now, this is a little bit of circulation with a pocket of energy that's really kind of concentrated. and that's why we're expecting that rain to get a little bit more intense and heavy as we head into the afternoon. you can see here on 9 futurecast, still dry through the morning rush, but some of those showers starting to creep their way through the appalachians and even some more intense pockets of thunderstorm

we'll be at 79 degrees by noon, and that popup thunderstorm will start to become a more widespread scattered thunderstorm event by the p.m. rush, 82 degrees at 5:00 p.m. with that threat for more rain arriving even in the evening hours. current temperatures are pretty muggy, actually. 68 in leesburg and manassas. it's 68 in gaithersburg, 66 in fredrick and still 74 degrees in downtown washington. so we didn't really cool down very much overnight tonight. a look at these showers that are starting to move toward us from the west, and with the pockets of isolated sunshine, just off and on sunshine as we head into the afternoon, that will help to trigger a few thunderstorms. i'll have more on those thunderstorms coming up in the first alert seven-day forecast. but right now let's get another look at traffic with monika. >>reporter: thank you so much, erica. an accident now in prince william county, miniville road at catten hill road. on the north side of i-95, you'll find quite a bit of slow traffic now trying to get into triangle. all lanes are open into woodbridge, all lanes are slow across th

as we head into noon and toward 4:00 p.m., it really will ramp up. warming up to 8 4 degrees inland. 60 along the coast overnight we'll see clouds roll back in once again. let's see what's happening on our roads where it's a little bit busy right now as we head into marin county and also a little bit farther to the north this is through sonoma county along 29 in the southbound direction. we do have a single car crash here. lots of slowing in the area. watch out for that. give yourself extra time in hayward we're tracking this accident on surface streets. grove way at mission boulevard. it's a serious accident involving injuries. one person was ejected. we're very slow there on westbound 238 and as we look outside here we go. it's going to be a gorgeous shot into san rafael. >> thank you. we were talking about another rough day on the bay expected for boaters and wind surfers today. the waves and wind led to a pair of dramatic rescues last night off coyote point in san mateo county. that's where we find matt keller. what happened? >> reporter: it was

inland valleys, we will see more cloud cover this morning and mild and mid-50's and sunny by noon and near 70 and temperatures chess to average in the mid to upper 70's and you will fall back to comfortable temperatures in the mid-60's and overcast at the coast and the next 12 hours are 52 at 7:00, and we will see sunny pockets developing and it will be cooler at 54. >> sunny pockets. what a name! >> clear conditions, but more congested building on the road. we have construction projects wrapping up in san jose along the nimitz. morning and southbound between brokaw and the south bay freeway and the cones are being picked up in green conditions which means you are at top speed. eastbound 580 the lanes were blocked earlier and the westbound direction we are down to 36 miles per hour. right now, you can see what is happening on the golden gate bridge, a nice drive from sausalito and into san francisco. in oakland a man is dead a woman is in the hospital after someone fired into the minivan. the van crashed into a power pole a few minutes later sparking a transformer fire. the man died a

starting at noon through this evening. expected speeds of 25 knots. that is pretty high. it's about 30 miles per hour. this is all due to the trough of low pressure moving out of our system replaced by a ridge of high pressure. that's bringing warmer conditions and warmer temperatures and for today it is going to be the last day of spring. a little bit warmer and breezy. summer begins tomorrow. it's actually 10:04 tonight. our highs for today, we'll be at about 80 degrees in morgan hill and gilroy. sunshine will dominate. 75 degrees in san jose. as we continue along the peninsula, 74 degrees in cupertino. 77 in santa cruz along the coast. in half moon bay or pacifica, you'll be in the upper 50s to low 60s. 70 degrees in san mateo. san francisco, 66. nice and comfortable and sunshine. 79 degrees inland in napa. it will be pretty much lower 70s for the east bay as we move into the inland valleys. that's where we'll see the highest temperatures. 84 degrees in brentwood and fairfield and pretty warm there in pittsburg

around the bay we are starting off cloudy at 53 and mostly sunny by noon and 64. temperatures this morning with total sunshine are below a at 67 and chilly tonight during the evening hours and 60. clouds are coming in now, inland, but not hang around long, topping out in the upper 70's at 4:00 and comfortable, upper 60's in the evening but stubborn at the coast with breaks in the cloud cover by noon and through 4:00 hanging out in the mid-50's and a few areas reaching the upper 50's between noon and four. how is the traffic? >> it is looking busy by sfo, due to a construction project supposed to were what up at 6:00 a.m., but it has been extended and northbound 101 at sfo. this is the waze app at lombard a tree fell in the road and blocking all westbound lanes. you may want to use chestnut to get around that. we have very slow conditions and matt keller is out there with a picture from him in a little bit. right now, here is a look at 101 in san jose at the airport and clear conditions out there. >> thank you, just shy of 6:32. drives who travel between the east a

breezy by noon and 58 at coast and 75 inland.oy the sunshine this afternoon and 59 at the coast to 82 inland. >> a lost unhappy drivers westbound 24 in central lafayette where we had an early big-rig fire with a sig-alert and terrible backups. >> the morning news continues in 25 minutes during "good morning america" in 25 minutes. >>> good morning, america. wall of wind. the massive line of storms heading for all of the major cities on the west coast right now. fierce high winds, flash flooding and large hail. almost 50 million people at risk. the morning commute will be a mess. sam is tracking the latest. >>> breaking overnight, brace yourself. stocks tanking around the world right now. the dow on track for its longest losing streak this year. what's driving the plunge and what it means for your wallet. >>> poison plot. the actress, mother of five who set up her spouse to take the fall for sending deadly letters to the president, she's now been charged. so, why did she do it? we'll hear from him this morning. ♪ hey baby >>> and

the 110-lap race on the nearly two-mile track starts at noon on sunday.ic is expected in the area. for the first time -- a nascar express train will take racing fans from sacramento, davis and suisun straight to the track. however seating is completely sold out. looks like u-c-l-a will take on mississippi state in the mississippi state won against oregon state four to one. the bulldogs beat the beavers for the second time in the c-w-s. u-c-l-a eliminated north carolina for their spot. mississippi state will play for the first time in the best-of-three championship round that starts monday night. another cyclist comes out tour de france winner jan ullrich has for the first time admitted to doping. ullrich - the only german to win the world's toughest cycling race - was found hall also guilty of doping in 2012 ando years. the 1997 tour champion has sachs now revealed he "received treatment" from doctor eufemiano fuentes, as he doping procedures. the admission comes a few months after a similar announcement by his greatest rival lance armstrong. russian pres

president obama will host the super bowl champs at noon. this is from march. three players who left the team in the off-season will not make the trip, they include anquan boldin who plays for the team the ravens beat in the super bowl, the 49ers. >>> soon waiting for the metro could be more like going to a concert, that's because the metro is auditions people to perform at local stations. ♪ you can turn to ♪ everyone look now i'm surrounded ♪ >> ba ♪ baby come closer >> 15 spots to perform at metro station entrances. the ones who make the cut will be entertaining passengers in rush hour through november. the winners will be announced next week. >>> a northern virginia high school is those who are entering the military. several generals helped inspire the kids for their mission ahead. our community salutes of northern virginia put on this enlistment ceremony for the third year. the organization's motto is first to say thank you. so, very appropriate ceremony last night. and this is a national organization with chap terse popping up all over the country doing th

around the bay, we are starting off with low clouds at 58 and clouds open and we go partly sunny at noon and 64 and high clouds will replace the low clouds at 70 at 4:00 and 64 in the evening so you will need a light jacket. inland, a where start and mid-50's and near 70 at noon under sun, and pleasanton conditions, mid-to-upper 70's and back to 69 with high clouds and sun at 7:00 and the next 12 hours at the coast, mid-to-upper 50's through noon, to near 60 at 4:00, and limited sunshine, as it is about to set and mid-50's at 7:00. leyla gulen? >> we have a report of a brushfire. we have pretty slow conditions and we have one accident, in hayward, traveling northbound along the nimitz involving a couple of cars with green in the northbound and southbound direction at 92. so, not a problem. as we take it further to the south, this is where we have a possible brushfire, northbound along 87 to the transition to northbound 280, in this area, that smoke could be causing visibility issues, so we will get more clarification in a moment. but highway four is looking very slow at 10 miles per hour

this is ktvu channel 2 news at noon. >> i think for public safety for meetings not only for police officers but it mines good jobs for young people and it means programs that help organize the community and work with merchants. >> oakland mayor jean kwan talks about crime concerns and how she plans to address them in her budget. meantime residents want more police. good afternoon, i am brian flores. that is the number 1 issue but what is being done about it. sal castaneda spoke with the mayor about the important meeting tonight that could have a direct effect on public safety, sal. >> reporter: all right, i apologize for the sirens going by, one of the biggest concerns for them is crime and today the mayor said she will introduce a budget to have a lot more money for police officers. now we saw a police academy squad drop by this morning. these officers are getting ready to come on line soon. the mayor said she wants to add 911 dispatchers more of them and turn administrative jobs over to civilians to free up officers for patrol. i spoke to her this morning. she told me she wants to have tw

and long the bay shore but in the afternoon hours you can see it is quickly going to pull back by noone stubborn at the coast with the clouds bringing a few holes in the cloud cover with sunshine. 72 in milpitas to 76 if los gatos is how warm it will be in the south bay and up the peninsula, low 70's for everyone up to redwood city but from there to san mateo it translates to the cooler breeze and 64 in millbrae and mid-to-upper 50's along the coast and low-to-mid 60's downtown and south san francisco and sausalito and low-to-mid 70's through the north bay and the mid-to-upper 50's at the beaches and mid-to-upper 60's if the east bay shoreline and fremont could get up to 70 and we will have mid-70's to low 80's in the east bay valley from san ramon at 76 to brentwood at 82. tonight the temperatures are comfortable again, we will drop down into the low-to-mid fists with mostly cloudy conditions. tomorrow, probably the cool of the day in forecast, wednesday we are the same as today and look at the 90's on thursday inland valley all the way law sunday and we will hit to low-to-mid 80's ar

from 2,600' above mount tamalpais, by noon we will have sunshine and in the afternoon we will be 62 tothe at bay and sunshine by 10:00 or 11:00. we will see sunshine developing this afternoon along the coast but the breeze keeps you in the mid-to-upper 50's. here is the traffic. >> we have mostly construction out there. as you travel along 680 northbound between south mission to north mission boulevard a couple of lanes are blocked and that is lasting until 6:00 a.m. to the south, we have construction on both sides of the nimitz, northbound and southbound 880 to the south bay freeway and that project is involving repaving and restriping. headed to the drive time traffic the mass transit caltrain and bart and muni are all on time. now, we will see what is happening at the maze, 80 westbound, traffic is moving swiftly. eric and kristen? >> all lanes of southbound 101 in sausalito are back on after a rock slide this morning. it happened south of rodeo at 2:15 and several lanes were closed. they reopened before 4:00 a.m. one person's car was hit by a boulder. we will hear from that in a re

mostly sunny by noon at 64. below average with our temperatures in the upper 60's at 4:00. we are in the 60's. clouds arrive late inland valley holding around 54. you will be sun

this is ktvu channel two news at noon. >> we are trying to negotiate a deal at the table, we are committed to being at the table as many hours as it takes. >> contract talks continue after they vote to authorize a strike. good afternoon, i am tori campbell, labor negotiations are underway now between bart and its workers in an effort to avoid a strike as early as monday morning. sal castaneda joins us live from bart headquarters to let us know about major progress being made. good afternoon, sal. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori, as you mentioned negotiations have been going on for about an hour. now you also mentioned that monday there could be a strike, if they don't reach a deal, so union and management realize that you know it is down to the wire. i just got some new information recently that bart has put a new deal on the table. they say they hope this goes a long way into making those talks work. >> certainly from our point of view our negotiators are available when necessary for as long as necessary to resolve these issues before 6:31 at 11:59. >> they have been at odds over salary

the fair just opened at noon. what time do you close? >> carnival shuts down at 11 p.m. >> reporter: i heard you had a record amount of attendance this weekend. >> last day is sunday. we shut down at 11 p.m. >> reporter: how much will it set me back? >> $10 for an adult, $8 for kids. >> in this discounts? >> tomorrow bring canned food and make a dollar donation. >> reporter: come to the san mateo county fair off delaware, it's going through the weekend. reporting with mobile weather from the pig races in san mateo, roberta gonzales, kpix 5. i'm going to go eat now. >> i was going to say she is eating well. >> i'm hungry. >>> up next, more on the breaking news in san francisco, a muni bus and streetcar collide. as many as 19 injured. we'll have a live update when we come back. story in san francisco. a muni bus rear-ended by a we're getting >>> let's get one more update on our breaking story in san francisco. a muni bus rear-ended by a muni streetcar. you're taking a live look at the scene and now we are getting a better idea of how it ha

starting at noon through this evening. currently wind conditions are pretty calm in most places. gusts up to 23 miles per hour at half moon bay. currently taking a look from our roof cam toward the bay bridge gorgeous shot there. we do have temperatures in the mid to low 50s. i'll have your full forecast coming up in just a bit. right now, our traffic is doing a number on our traffic. as we look at southbound 101 off-ramp there's a fender-bender causing slowing making your commute in the southbound direction. alongside 80 in eastbound direction 205 makes that merge there. there's a look at san rafael southbound on 101. that drive nice and clear. no slowing approaching 580. >> thank you. it's 5:01. expected to be another rough day on the bay for boaters. there is a pair of dramatic rescues off coyote point where we have matt keller. what happened? >> reporter: this morning winds are calm at coyote point. they are blowing gently in the breeze. that's expected to change again today. take a look at this video how choppy bay waters were off san matt last night. around 6:30 friends got

at 50's through the morning hours and a lot of gray clouds and coastal clouds is what well have by noon as everything else is sunny and look at the temperatures at 4:00, 56 at the coast and 76 inland, so a mild afternoon and it will be cool and breezy at 54 to 68 at 7:00. through the next three days we have the wild roller coaster swing, mild on wednesday, temperatures remain whattest at 82 inland. it will be warm on thursday with the warmest temperatures 88 inland and 78 at the bay and 64 at the coast. the hot weather arrives on friday flirting with 100 inland and 86 around the bay but comfortable at the coast at 68 degrees. leyla gulen? >> we cannot wait for the warm weather to come back. >> right now we will head to the richmond and san rafael bridge with an accident involving a big rig in the western portion. it is as you head along at the mid-span involving a big rig and two cars. we have mostly green and a big construction project that is narrowing the bridge to four lanes to two in each direction. in sausalito we have amy hollyfield with a couple of boulders that fell off of the

it will be partly cloudy by noon to mostly sunny in the afternoon from the low sect to upper 60's and a cool breeze keeps us in the mid-60's. the day planner, inland valley, we have more cloud cover and mid-50's and clouds hang around in the north bay but sunny in the east bay valley and upper 60's and hang out in the mid-70's at 4:00 and upper 60's by 7:00. the day planner if the coast the next 12 hours overcast to partly sunny, low 50's, to mid-to-upper 50's. now, to traffic with leyla gulen. >> at 6:00, we have a look at the drive if san jose where we have construction projects now wrapping up at this hour and southbound 880, along the nimitz between brokaw with repaving work and top speeds work right now and a new crash in oakland. but, first, over to waze app we have someone reported a pothole is in the road and this is near where we had an early accident at airport boulevard. you can track your track with apple app and google play. this is the toll plaza looking very busy and pole the metering lights have been fund on. >> in vallejo authorities are investigating a fatal police s

inland upper 50's and mid-70's by noon, and by noon if it is in the 70's you are on the way to a remain warmer afternoon and upper 80's inland, and a nice comfortable night but we are talking about a cooler weekend that the last with the details ahead. >> this is along the maze westbound 80 on the bay bridge westbound direction at treasure island we had an early stalled car which made the pinch as you making the drive away from emeryville to san francisco so 39 miles per hour and we are down to 19 miles per hour closer to the toll plaza. at maze you can see caltran crews are picking up cones with quite the backup at 14 minutes from highway 4. the san francisco police are standing guard at the foam hayes valley farm a day after the police raided the occupy protests and senator everyone out and made arrests. amy hollyfield is at the site with a promise of protesters. >> police are making sure the proffers do not get back here in the garden and have shut down a block of the street. officers are protecting the perimeter of the garden. it is surrounded making it tough for anyone to sneak in.

temperatures today at noon in santa cruz. 80 degrees at 2:00 p.m. and 87 at 4:00 p.m. let's talk about where we're headed to day and where we're headed over the course of the all-important weekend. congratulations, you have officially made it to friday. 97 in livermore, 87 in fremont today, 92 in san jose. big ridge of high pressure driving our winds offshore, keeping temperatures really hot across the state. we want to give you a little taste of what we're expecting overnight. i stopped the clock for you at 3:00 a.m. on saturday, yeah, about 24 hours away from now, temperatures are still going to be in the 70s in the early morning hours. you're not going to get a lot of relief overnight, even when the sun goes down. once that sun comes back up and starts to warm us up, it's going to be really hot. at noon tomorrow, 99 degrees. 99 degrees at lunchtime in antioch. 95 in livermore with five additional hours of warming the government we hit our highs this time of year about 5:00 p.m. make sure you're taking it very easy out there and trying to limit your activity during t

we will hang out in the mid-50's with sun at noon and up to 70 which is average to cooler-than-average for the bay and 65 at 7:00. inland neighborhoods the next 12 hours we are starting off with high clouds and 57. low-to-mid 70's at lunch and upper 70's to 80's during the 4:00 hour and grab a coat and you will drop to the mid-to-upper 60's at 7:00. the coast is chilly mid-to-upper 40's hang out in the mid-to-upper 50's but it will be breezy. >> we have a brand new accident 101 freeway than very busy with few accidents already and a brand new in redwood city but this is sticking around and the fire truck arrived on the scene southbound 101 and that is blocking one lane, this accident blocking a lane and it sound like a car spun out and is facing the wrong way and northbound 101 at san antonio road we are seeing slowing in the southbound direction but northbound will be busy. waldo tunnel has a stall blocking one lane and so far top speeds and outside at the toll plaza metering lights are on and heavy conditions but what a a beautiful sight. >> developing news from the east bay, berkele

we are in the low 70's by noon and touching 80 if many neighborhoods by 4:00 and mild 70 degrees at 7:00. it will be warmer inland where we have thick fog in the north bay and bright are by noon and 82 and still slightly human and oppressive 90 degrees. at the coast we will have clouds, mist this morning and 58 and mid-to-upper 60's with clouds none through 7:00. leyla gulen? >> we starting you off on 17 and c.h.p. has moved this to san jose at camden avenue a report of a car fire blocking a lane with top speeds. this crash involved with a big rig appears to be gone but it is still slow. on 24 from lafayette we are mostly in top speeds. the bay bridge toll plaza is packed like sardines. give yourself extra times. metering lights are on. >> almost 24 hours have passed sin the supreme court ruled the backers of proposition 8 have no legal standing meaning same-sex marriage will return to california. the big question remains, when will they happen? abc7 news reporter joins us from the castro district. >> this weekend's pride parade can be the biggest in history because of the court rulin

the best chance of steady rain is now through noon. sue? >> we have an accident to report. we saw in fremont 880 southbound near the parkway, this is a big rig in two lanes that could jam up the commute through fremont. the drive from the central valley is bunching up from tracy with speeds of 37 miles per hour toward the dublin/pleasanton interchange and road work southbound 880 and 237 in the lanes until 6:00 this morning. the bay bridge toll plaza shows light traffic in the area. everything is running smooth. katie? eric? >> a wet drive for many commuters and this is how it looked a couple of hours ago off the golden gate bridge into san francisco. there is a light rain that dotted lombard with more rain expected today. the wet weather is prompting waterworld to be closed again today. it has been four years since bad weather forced waterworld to close in the summer. >> the supreme court could decide this morning to overturn california's ban on same-sex marriage. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is at city hall. >> good morning. the rain is not putting a damper on the g

this is ktvu channel 2 news at noon. >>> jurors moved to tears. the graphic shown today, linking a serial killer to four women he is accused of killing. the trial of joseph naso is now under way. alex joins us live to let us know what was said during opening statements. good afternoon. >>reporter: good afternoon. in court, prosecutors are painting joseph naso as a sexual predator with a history of violence towards women. today, jurors were shown a key piece of evidence. >>reporter: the murder trial of accused serial killer joseph naso began today with an opening statement from district attorney rosemary slote. she slowed pictures of the women naso is accused of killing and dumping and also showed a note found inside naso's home in 2010. i was a list of locations that correspond to places where victims were found. police say that note helped link naso to killings as far back as 1977. prosecutors say naso net women during his work as a self-employed photographer. the district attorney told juries about naso's past convictions for rains, showing diar

it will be partly cloudy by noon to mostly sunny in the afternoon from the low

there is no heavy rain yet, by noon time the heaviest rains begin to move in.have a big area of flood watch. look at the latiest track. good morning. we have flooding issues. watch for ponding on the roadway. watch for slick conditions on the roadway as well. reports of ponding on the roadways around the beltway. >> right now utility crews are working to restore power to thousands in our area. 4,000 customers are without power in our area. 2700 most in the county. smeco has no outages. this morning we are getting a look at the dig hipd. the storm surge flooded the coast yesterday. we are six days into the hurricane subpoeeason. >> you don't expect it toe early in the year. the national weather service says the system will remain until it reaches new england lan until tomorrow. residents filled bags with sand to protect homes. flooding already a problem in charleton south carolina. high tide pushing in. 7 to 8 inches of rain to fall along the coast. >> cuba is dealing with major flooding as well. as least 30 towns were hit hard. june has brought buckets of rain

secondary front starts to move in just in time for the noon hour, just about on monday. all the deep colored green on the map there showing moderate rain. then 5:00 evening commute on monday and then it keeps on going right on in through early tuesday morning. next several days, very unsettled around the bay area. one to two inches in the north bay between sunday in tuesday morning. lesser amounts in the central bay and south bay. lows tonight with the clouds moving in. we'll be in the 50s and as far as tomorrow is concerned. get ready for a chance of maybe a sprinkle or two if you are heading to sears point to the sonoma race way a possibility of a sprinkle or two and some of that moisture moves in. numbers tomorrow, we bring everyone down about ten degrees. 63 for san francisco. livermore, 7078. seven-day forecast -- 78. >> scattered showers on tuesday and temperatures by next friday could hit 100 degrees. >> ama: shu has sports. >> and giants at at&t park, marlins looking for a spot. zito first time on the hill since his father passed away. he is ready. allowed one ru

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at noon, temperatures perfect for outdoor lunch plans, inland, 76 degrees at noon. you will round out the day at 80. 75 degrees bayside at the coast. your full forecast in just a few moments. we have a major heat wave headed your way. we are showing you how long it will last. first, traffic tuesday, some kids getting out of school. any difference out there, mike. >> not enough days so far to see the patterns show up. we did have a vacation day last week. i want to show folks over on this side the right side of your screen. we are looking at traffic that's flowing very smoothly. then, there is this overhang. on the left side, the backup. the full shot. those are the metering lights. earlier, i showed you the backups past the metering lights. they turned on between the top of the show and just now, in the last six minutes. that's the reason we have a smoother flow of traffic. the detriment over here at the toll plaza, we have the backup. look at that. already filled in just over five minutes of backup past the 880 overcrossing and back toward west grand avenue. that's

at noon, 85 degrees inland.o 97 degrees in the heat of the day. 84 bayside at the coast. 75 degrees. your full forecast showing you some major changes headed our way as we get into sunday and temperatures tumble. we might get some showers. i'll find that out for you coming up. first, want to check your drive on a friday morning. >>> overall, yes. we are seeing a summertime shift kicking in for some days. we will watch as we get through the graduations and see how things settle out over the next couple of weeks. the san mateo bridge moves smoothly. the low clouds, not a problem for drivers as far as visibility goes. we are seeing patches of fog. we will track that. meanwhile, approaching the san mateo bridge, look at the map. on the hayward side, the earlier crash i told you about, approaching highway 22. that caused a big backup quickly. slow now out of san leandro. bogging down around a street and clearing by the time you get to 92. the crash is no yw over to the shoulder. east 24 as you come out of the caldeco

light showers, nothing more than light between now and noon tomorrow. but that low that is on the way means more rain for late monday. that could be more robust. >> tonight's fog led to delays leaving passengers wondering when they might get on their way. >> reporter: we around stand, 15 flights that were delayed will be taking off or landing and some of the folks that were trying to leave here tonight expect to spend a long and frustrating night before they get to where they need to be before the sun comes up. >> reporter: airplanes were ming out of sfo and others coming in. many of those on board were relieved to be back in the air or finally on the ground after enduring a bad airline day. >> we were supposed to leave at 9. came in from seattle on a connecting flight to san diego. about 3:30 or so in the morning we were told it was canceled. >> reporter: the problem, fog, light rains over san francisco international and rough weather, including lightning storms, back east. >> we are, right now, averaging 60 to 90 minute delays for a number of our arri

talking about today, the super bowl champion ravens are taking part in a big honor in washington dc this noon. wjz is live with them at the white house. kai jackson is watching things about to get started at this point. good afternoon, kai. >> reporter: good afternoon, don. how are you? you're looking at a live picture of the south lawn of the white house. we're out here today as the president obama gets ready to congratulate the baltimore ravens on their bowl xlvii victory. it was quite an exciting time. this is a live picture of the south lawn. now, the ceremony takes place out here today on a glorious day in washington dc. very pretty. they beat the 49ers on february 3rd. it's a game that will be remembered for the lights going out as it will for the final score. san francisco got energized after that happen but the ravens hung onto win. it's being noted for the people that aren't here as much as the people that are. the ravens are concerned with the team having the chance to meet the president and being congratulated by him. we know that ray lewis will be here today. also ed reid is here.

. >>> thisthis is ktvu news at noon. >>> new at noon, bart's two biggest labor unions sued the agency's board of directors. they accused the board of refusing to bargain in good faith, a strike vote will take place tomorrow night. it takes place over wages, retirement contributions and healthcare. it is also about safety issues involving train operators. >> several people were killed due to the districts tightening corners not addressing safety concerns or listening to cal osha. >> they called it a smoke screen and said bart's chief of police recently made a three our speech to the union . they are off to a wet start and more is on the way and we have more with steve paul lent but first brian flores has more where flights are being impacted. good afternoon brian. >> reporter: good afternoon. right now although it is uneventful, it is important to check with airlines for updates and right now they are experiencing 30 to 60 minute delays and it is across the board according to airport officials. we did see delays in orange county and detroit and other areas but with respect to delays chec

around here, looking for 64 degrees, mostly sunny. 76 at noon with 80 degrees and partly cloudy by 5:00. big changes ahead, wet weather in our seven-day forecast. things are picking up on the roadways. >> that is right. it is the time things usually start to pick up. usual traffic delays at hot spots around the area. we're monitoring conditions on 95 coming in from maryland. it looks like we're getting a little heavy into the bw parkway. give yourself extra time heading southbound. also, northbound 95, there was an earlier incident just passed aquaia. you may run into some residual delays. 95 and the extend. still, reports that the left lane is closed in each direction along route 210 as well. that is florida avenue at 12th street. excuse me. the left lane is closed in both directions there, florida avenue northeast. a live shot of 395 shows we have conditions picking up a little bit, heavy -- not heavy but steady. >> speaking of the commute still come, what caused parts of moscow's subway system to shut down during the morning rush. >> auto recalls. a massive recall issue. all the ch

by noon we are largely in the '80s and '90s.and valleys with porches and portions of south bay more triple digits. even at 7:00 it will stay very warm out there. a lot of nineties to the evening. we will talk about that in the future forecasts come up. >> pam: and again, there is a lot going on in the bay area. the last time bart workers walked off the job that strike lasted six days. >> reporter: after months of negotiations the main sticking point was money with employees on strike the bar system was to a halt. tens of thousands commuters were forced to find other ways to get all round. traffic jams for our spirit by monday evening and rep had returned to the negotiating table but the deal will still spend days away. buses and ferries remained peaceful. meanwhile negotiations dragged on, on wednesday the two sides met for more than 14 hours and temperatures began to flare. >> i m matt! i am angry excellent to point i am disappointed in >> one-person states that they do not want to participate been no one participate spirit >>

to noon, followed by the first two rounds of the u.s. open golf tournament. that also includes the fact the 11:00 a.m. newscast are marla and i will be back on monday. >>> today the director of the nsa briefing members of the senate and house intelligence committees on the government's once secret phone and surveillance programs. the man who blew the whistle remains in hiding likely in hong kong. "today in the bay's" tracie potts live on capitol hill with more details on this on going and very strange investigation. tracie, good morning. >> reporter: hi, jon, good morning. the fbi still thinks he's in hong kong because he's talking to reporters in hong kong. in a newspaper there he says he has no intentions of coming back home, that he will likely fight any attempt at expedition, and he talks about the u.s. snooping on the chinese, via hacking their computers. in terms of some of the allegations he's made, the head of the nsa testified here that some of the things he said, like being able to wear tap people directly from his desk, they have no idea how he wou