rest of the majors 95 out of the north east looking good, no problems on 422, construction, 295 north still with us at 42 freeway. ukee, back over to you. >>> new this morning upper merion police air waiting results of the an autopsy to determine cause of death after a man was found dead, officers responded to the 100 block of stewart street for reports of the body found around 8:00 last night. medical examiner could conduct the autopsy as early as today. >>> also new a teenage boy is hospitalized following a double shooting in west philadelphia. gunfire erupted on the 4900 block of fairmount avenue around 11:00 last night. police say a 16 year-old was shot multiple times in his side and neck, a 24 year-old man was also shot in the arm. we are told they are expect to be okay. >> i'm not sure if this is robbery, we did find a weapon on the scene, however, that weapon appears to be some or the of a blank gun or a starter pistol. >> police do not have a solid description of any suspects right now, if any witnesses have any information they are urged to cat police and come forward. >>> al

most of the active weather for you this morning in the north and east bay. this is from concord to walnut creek and out by st. mary's this morning, seeing light rain north to south off to the west. that seems to be the western flank of this band of showers which is also moving off to the south and east. meantime in the north bay, still areas of rain at times, petaluma, santa rosa earlier around the park into napa. again that activity slowly transitioning off towards the south and east. through the morning, it'll be the north and east bay that sees most of the shower activity through 11:00. then later on today, could see pop up showers once again in the north bay, briefly passing san francisco overnight. then as we head towards wednesday, we'll transition to a drier forecast as that system finally moves on and we'll see our temperatures climb wednesday, thursday, on into friday, but by august standards, impressive rainfall totals, anything to wet the rain to be honest is a record breaker for this time of year. santa rosa into napa. that's where the higher tota

it's so close yet the circulation around that takes everything north and east of us. that is definitely going to play under our weather today and tomorrow. it's really a fine line. over all we will stay north and east. maybe up to lake county. in line for possible buildups. otherwise a lot of low clouds and local drizzle. those afternoon thunderstorms if they pop up we will get plenty of advanced notice. 50s and 60s on the temps. running a little cooler here. there is a delta breeze. 60 in sacramento. and these would be hailers up here. a little better ingredients for hail to farm up to the north. for us we are keeping an eye on things. but i will mention it it's too close. ly cover myself here. i don't think so. it could pop up. 70s and 80s. a few low 90s. a lot of 60s closer to the coast. the low is not strong enough to chew it up yet. fog, sun, cooler. possibility of dry thunderstorm. after that it looks back to a very quiet pattern. >> thank you, steve. >>> final preparations under way for this years burning manifest value. coming up many 20 minutes we will introdu

there is berta still out to sea and making its wrapped movement to the north east here but even though it is pulling away a lot of times you can get a delayed reaction when it comes to your weather pattern or any kind of residual reactions you get because of the weather pattern. so for example you will see rip current issues becoming more prevalent here throughout the day-to-day because the storm is leaving behind these ocean swells that need sometime before they get to the shoreline. watch for that dangerous rip current risk. here is your cold front. not a potent one but what it does do is provide relief. by tomorrow steam factor starts to go away. lower humidity. watch for showers and storms later today and then sunshine thursday, friday, we will keep low to mid 80's around the board which is warm but not oppressive. it will be really nice couple days here. meanwhile today isn't terrible. we will start with some sun. we will get to you 86 degrees. later this afternoon a shower or thunderstorm rumble through. we will drop back down to 65. heading forward, thursday, friday looks beauti

you can see that turn to the north east and as this storm pull as way to the north east, more of a delayed reaction when it comes to the rip current risk and what i mean is those ocean swells radiate away from the storm so it takes extra time until it starts to really affect our shoreline but with that said it is not bigger waves or stronger surf but rip current risk. with bertha pulling away risk is high today, not just at the immediate shoreline but maybe in the bay area. please keep that in mind if you take boat out, go for a swim, make sure thaw are very safe in doing so and anytime you go in the water we advice you do so by life guard. it is just a smart thing to do. here's the live neighborhood network. it looks relatively calm right now outside at margate city and beach patrol headquarters but sometimes looks can be deceiving when it comes to rip currents. make sure you look for different color to the water, a channel of choppy water to indicate a rip current and secure life guard they will spot it. meanwhile you're witness weather seven day forecast we have a cold front crossing th

and there have been, however, difficulties with the development in the north east water front that is chronicled in this report. and we had the hotel project that went through the long process, almost got to the finish line but, for the lack of public consensus on the design. and that process failed, and there was also a high profile, proposal for piers 27 to 31 by the mills development corporation, and that again, was a mixed use, recreation project and had too much retail and did not achieve the kind of public consensus needed to get through the public process and so on that basis, we see that there are really still some work to do, with our relations with the community, and that will come forth and our recommendations for fostering those further conversations. and in the ferry building area, i think that this building reflects all of the accomplishments and the success of how the ferry building has now become again the civic heart of the port and an iconic piece of san francisco. i think that none of us could really have understood the ability for the ferry expansion, and fertry bu

in the north east water front, and we have quite a bit of improvement just through the director's announcement on opening of the herm an cruise terminal, the plaza, and clearly the explore torium has been a game changer for the north east water front and it is hard to imagine the change if you were not here then, but pier 27 was a news print terminal, when the plan was adopted. when a cotton warehouse and we had a foreign trade zone with the semitrucks crossing in 19 and 23, and so what the public has been able to enjoy, with the america's cup and with the permanent developments here with the opening of the cruise terminal, i think that it is something that provides that bridge between the ferry building area and fisherman's wharf that we think has, you know, been a wonderful resource and has attracted so many more people to the water front. and there have been, however, difficulties with the development in the north east water front that is chronicled in this report. and we had the hotel project that went through the long process, almost got to the finish line but, for the lack of public cons

and there have been, however, difficulties with the development in the north east water front that is chronicled in this report. and we had the hotel project that went through the long es

short term, we will see the showers around the north and east bay. cloudy skies, mainly north of san jose towards the afternoon. and then later tonight, a few more passing showers, mainly light showers overnight, then tomorrow morning, we will begin to see what's left of the showers around the tri-valley shutting down. wednesday afternoon a drier forecast and warm up. what you see for the north bay and parts of the peninsula would be unusual to see in the month of the august to say the least. looking at.13 of rain, morning rain and still the slight chance of a thundershower, at least through midafternoon today. highs will be in the low 80s around san jose. 87 degrees in saratoga. you can see around san francisco, close to 70 degrees. most of the showers today to the north of san francisco, mainly for the north bay around santa rosa and san rafael and pleas t pleasant pleasanton. the temperature trend will continue to see these numbers beginning to climb on up. especially around livermore. you can see how the temperatures begin to climb thursday into f

one of those is the town of gilluala, 20km from the iranian border in north-east iraq. iranians are said to have backed the fighters. the rainion foreign minister -- iranian foreign ministers arrived in baghdad to congrat ute the new prime minister-it's iing nate. he has -- designate. he has a tough job, trying to contain the fallout of a massacre, blamed on shi'a militia members. it's not clear who is responsible. the government vowed to bring whoever is to justice all of that is jeopardizing efforts to form a government within the deadline that they need to form a new iraqi government, including sunnis, kurds and the other factions to try to tackle the security issues. >> jane arraf reporting from erbil. meanwhile iraq's outgoing prime minister met with the foreign minister in baghdad. nouri al-maliki greeted the iranian delegation at the start of their 2-day visit. both leaders will address security concerns. >>> many gathered at church in ferguson, missouri, and reflect on the loif of michael brown -- life of michael brown, his funeral takes place tomorrow. a peace

andrew thomas reports from arnhem land in the north-east of the country. >> reporter: lily bennett's doesn't fish as often as she likes. turtle is a treat, something he barbecues when she goes out bush. it's not just the taste, but what is represents. connection with history and culture. >> is it important for you to come back here? >> yes, it is. >> why? >> my grandfather and dad roamed around the area and lived here when my father was a little boy. >> reporter: no one lives in the remote part of arnhem land. for thousands of years nomadic aborigines romed. now descend ants are coming back, announcing their arrival through calls to the ancestral spirits. your family has been here before, see. that's special for me to come. the focus of the trip is to look for ancient rock art. in 1967 dozens of pictures from discovered, some thought to be 20,000 years old. the area was so tough, the trip was not repeated until now. this time with the help of a helicopter. it's bringing the descendants of the art sift to see if they within spot what the 1967 missed. because as ach as an art expeditio

you could see it is all starting to have move into the north east. this will even up being a soggy day much like we had yesterday for new evening lab specifically. we zero in our area, this is our transition day. i cannot promise you will not see a shower but we're basically done. worse is absolutely over. even at this point we have much more of a break. look at these totals. millville my goodness you guys absolutely win out for one of the highest totals we have seen here just shy of 9 inches in total. that is updated from what we showed you earlier because we did get new information in. 8.92 inches of rain. unbelievable. meanwhile we will take a look outside whitefield elementary school where by comparison we didn't have anywhere near those totals but still damp road where you can see reflection and sheen off the pavement there. 70 degrees the current temperature. modest more westerly component to the wind and eventually starts to turn more northwest ter liz with time to allow knott just the clouds to break apart but you that humidity to drop off. t

interesting start in you're joining us from the north and east. ght rain falling which is part of a weather system that's dropping heavy rain, north of lake tahoe for you this morning. line of showers have been watching, pushing out of the north bay at 4:00 a.m. now into danville and dublin. lighter rain showers. you're seeing that east of oakland into danville. approaching dublin and pleasanton. lighter rain into livermore, again the activity tracking off towards the south and east and tapering off into oakland, just a few light sprinkles over downtown oakland into the north bay. things beginning to dry out. and this is the first wave of moisture that's dropping through the north bay into the east bay for the rest of your morning commute. and notice the south bay, not seeing a whole lot. 10:00, partly cloudy skies, san jose south and later on today, pop up showers in the north bay, slight chance of a thunder shower north of santa rosa. then 10:00, another band comes through down the peninsula and scattered showers maybe into early tomorrow morning

then the north east, well out to sea, but we will feel the effects with some rise in surf and also rip currents. they will be moderate to high over next couple of days so please, only swim when those beaches are guarded. in the meantime we are looking at the dry conditions, overnight, comfortable lows in the 60's with partly cloudy skies. high tomorrow 90. i don't think it will happen much this month but it will happen tomorrow with the increase in humidity. on the exclusive eyewitness weather seven day forecast and shore cast after we get through a storm or two wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday look great, from the city, to the shore, even monday, expect partly sunny skies, and high of 86 at home and 82 down the shore. great day to be outdoors and picking peaches perhaps. kate bilo is live at linvilla orchards in media delaware county, kate what is going on out there. >> august is national peach month and we are building up to a really fun event at linvilla this weekend. i want to show what you i've got behind me. these are white peaches. they have the more red, skin. lets take a

they'll hike along the north-east border in israel. tonight the philippine military said dozens of workers were able to get away during a 7-hour gun battle. more than 70 peacekeepers are safe. others are under threat in the region. the ceasefire in gaza is in its fourth day. for the fourth time in a month people are able to spend part of saturday at the beach. you may remember one of the more tragic incidents of that conflict happened on the beach - four children killed by an israeli air strike. more than 200 palestinians were killed in fighting and gaza's infrastructure was badly damaged in air strikes. one organization said it will take 20 years to reabout all the homes in the war. palestinian officials estimate costs exceed 6 billion. >> a decision affecting hong kong's political future will be made in a couple of hours. the question at hand, whether to allow a free election. adrian brown reports from beijing. >> 17 years since hong kong returned to chinese rule, the deal that made it possible is starring to be threatened. china pro

until now we cannot see that the group established a calafat in the north-east of nigeria. >> one of the militias battling for control of libya says other nations have gotten involved. the misrata brigade are behind two air strikes in tripoli. 15 members were killed. 30 wounded. the militias claim that it controls tripoli as well as its airport. this is the worst violence since libya's revolution in 2011. the most powerful military forces initially fought together to overthrow the dictator muammar gaddafi, but are at odds because of ideological differences. they have been fighting for control over the international airport in trip -- tripoli, and other institutions. it has fallen into the hands of misrata, who opposed the new parliament. the benghazi brigade tried to help their rivals to defend the airport, but failed. benghazi and tripoli are so insecure that the parliament is meeting in the port city of tobruk. >>> effort to form a government in yemen collalsed. the country -- collapsed. the country's president rejected the houthi's demand. they have been protesting for years, dema

on tropical storm bertha, right now packing max sustained wind of 50 miles an hour moving north north east at 21 miles an hour. within 300 miles of cape may and moving away but still will have an impact on our weather throughout the rest of this week. coming up, we will talk about, the shore concerns if you are down the shore or planning on heading down the shore with this please apartment weather and we will track the storms, that will move into the region tomorrow afternoon. that is coming up with the seven day later on in the broadcast. >> kathy, thanks. >>> educators and parents are keeping pressure on state law make tours pass the cigarette tax to help fun philadelphia's schools. dozens rallied outside green field school in center city today. they want leaders in harrisburg to call the house back from vacation to past $2 per pack cigarette tax. the school district is threatening layoffs and cut backs if that taxis not approved by august 15th, to close an 81 million-dollar deficit. governor tom corbett may advance monday if i that taxis not approved. >>> well, two people are hurt and h

and south beach and then in the north east water front, look to be the areas where there has been some recent controversy, and there would be a benefit in some subarea of planning in those areas. and we are eager to hear, the feedback from the residents in those areas, to see if there is a shared interest in that. and with the pier 70 and the sea wall lot, 337 there is a need for the voter approval for those projects can go forward to address the height. in the southern water front, we are planning a new sequa effort to look at how to implement those maritime projects in that area and the other open space improvements. but, we have learned that the process is not enough that we can be planning and spending a lot of time talking in each subarea. and we need to find a way to augment that process, with the city wide out reach. and so that we are getting the word out, about the port's projects. so, with that, i will just close and say, that there is a lot that is still happening. we have projects under way, and virtually in every segment of the water front and we have talked about 337, and

herm an cruise terminal, the plaza, and clearly the explore torium has been a game changer for the north east water front and it is hard to imagine the change if you were not here then, but pier 27 was a news print terminal, when the plan was adopted. when a cotton warehouse and we had a foreign trade zone with the semitrucks crossing in 19 and 23, and so what the public has been able to enjoy, with the america's cup and with the permanent developments here with the opening of the cruise terminal, i think that it is something that provides that bridge between the ferry building area and fisherman's wharf that we think has, you know, been a wonderful resource and has attracted so many more people to the wa

herm an cruise terminal, the plaza, and clearly the explore torium has been a game changer for the north east water front and it is hard to imagine the change if you were not here then, but pier 27 was a news print terminal, when the plan was adopted. when a cotton warehouse and we had a foreign trade zone with the semitrucks crossing in 19 and 23, and so what the public has been able to enjoy, with the america's cup and with the permanent developmen

and for the north bay, east bay, and tri-valley, some of the best weather in the north bay.you're looking for something to do, of course, we have you covered in the north bay with above average temperatures throughout saturday. sonoma wine country weekend looks fantastic. 1:00, 84 degrees, something cold in your hand, i don't think anybody would be complaining. >> meet you up there, jeff. >> perfect. thanks. >>> still to come, a teacher's troubling tweets, the messages that are raising eyebrows among the parents of one bay area school. >>> see something sketchy on bart? the new app that lets you report trouble discreetly. safeway understands you got to make every dollar count these days. that's why they have lots of ways for you to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. time for a holiday get together. fresh sweet corn is 5 for just $1.00. grill up rancher's reserve ribeye steaks for only $7.99 a pound. and nabisco snack crackers are just $1.89. there's more savings to love... at safeway. ingredients for life. >>> profane tweets from an east bay tea

tourism opportunities is again, how do we, geographically go from the job standpoint, link the north east neighborhoods with other neighborhoods in the city? whether they have be in the south east, and supervisor cohen's district or in supervisor breed's district, or others, and i will just mention another project that i am working on that i do hope that we can get the city wide support on is the idea of extending the central subway not just to end in china town but to extend to fisherman's wharf of connecting the bay view to 16 million tourisms and the fisherman's wharf area and that is where we will see synergy and how it will be easy to get the folks in and around the city and i want to thank the colleagues to supporting the grant in that and i think that the longer term that is a conversation that i would like to see because if we can do that, that really opens up the entire bay area, but particularly our neighborhoods that have not had us easy access to all of those tourism dollars that are dumped into the north east and figure out how to get nem to the parts of the city. >> thank yo

everything to the north and east looks ominous here. sun, clouds in the afternoonen i will mention that possibility of thunderstorm. 80s to low 90s for some. here is sal. >>> all right, steve, good morning. right now we are looking

here is bertha passing off mid-atlantic coast and continue its track towards the north east. front squeezes in during the day on wednesday. we have an afternoon shower or storm. temperatures in the 80's. after that it is noticeably more comfortable fair weather high pressure pushes down from the great lakes. it will be mostly sunny with that northerly creating influence create ago this deep blue sky so it will be very comfortable foreign of the week and into the weekend. let's talk a little bit about berth a right now category one storm moving towards the north and north east over the next couple of days. by late hours of tomorrow night it will be off of cape may several hundred miles of cape may and will be creating dangerous rip currents especially tomorrow and wednesday, and then the storm is long gone well off the shores of nova scotia by end of the week. tonight partly cloudy skies expect. low of 67. for your tuesday mostly sunny hot and more steamy. high temperature 90 degrees. down the shore rip current risk will be moderate for your tuesday, uv index high, wednesday r

all that moves off to the north and east. for us, the worst of the weather should be late tomorrow afternoon and into the evening. slight risk of large hail, damaging wind, a possible tornado. to saying that is going happen, but be prepared late in the afternoon, especially north of d.c. youour travel plans take into western pennsylvania. doppler radar, showers breaking apart. they will fill in tomorrow morning for the rush hour. this is one projection as far as what we see as the potential of rainfall totals. upwards of one point five inches. further north and east, look at bwi-marshall, over 3.5 inches of rain. the cold front moves through tomorrow. the strongest of the storms in the afternoon and evening. once that moves out, the skies clear, high pressure builds overhead. absolutely beautiful late wednesday into thursday, friday, even the first half of the weekend. temperatures holding in the lower 80's. scattered showers tonight, otherwise muggy and mild, lower 70's. times,w, rain, heavy at along with embedded thundersto

our winds today out of the north east at five, to the south east tonight 65 degrees and next couple of days, we are in the 80's. we have just, tuesday and wednesday when we are seeing wet weather, otherwise look at how comfortable it gets by the the end of the week, liz in the 70's. >> love it. thanks, carol. >>> a python that was causing trouble in one florida neighborhood is finally caught. take a look at this, port saint lucy police are holding a 12-foot, 120 python, that they believe was killing cats in the neighborhood. police captured the snake from waist high brush. authorities believe the python was once a pet. this particular snake we are told is banned in the state of florida. >>> and, from snakes to bugs, insects were the center of attention at bug fest at the academy of natural sciencees in center city. visitors were able to take a close look at unique live insects and see some bug artwork and jewelry and for those who are brave, even some treats, made with insect ingredients. there is still time to check it out, the bug fest continues today. >>> also, in our area, it is fi