we are stuck the a pattern here, northwest wind, knot half- moon bay. northwest hand jose. northwest livermore. not much this the way of monsoon. most of that pushed towards the east. 60s, 70s and 80s and 90s. >>> solano county commute, the traffic is off to a nice start on the interstate 80, if you are driving from vellejo to hercules. driving interstate 780ing as little bit of slow traffic here coming in towards the bridge, see traffic is slow in both directions of the highway. looking at the general region, not a bad commute here, looking at 580, a little bit of slowing at the altamonte pass. light at the mc arthur maize and the bay bridge it's light. let's go back to the desk. >>> drama on capitol hill, a tweet by president trump has democrats calling the president a racist. doug reports with reaction to the tweet. >> reporter: the president add today his criticism of four lawmakers. president trump headed out for golf yesterday morning but not before setting off a storm. the squad, four freshmen democratic far left lawmakers who have been making big waves of their own.

northwest breeze. rain in the north and west louise fortime. northwest breeze. and west louise for time. northwest breeze. close to northern ireland and england. a bit of height cloud in the skies above central and southern england and wales. it adds up to things not being chatty as recent nights. temperatures around ten through 15 celsius as we start your friday morning commute. sunshine a bit hazy and it has been of late, a big crowd for northern england. breaks to the east of high ground. a chance for one 01’ east of high ground. a chance for one or two east of high ground. a chance for one 01’ two showers east of high ground. a chance for one or two showers drifting through. a bit more rain across the north. that will be on the move. clear conditions of course will remain across southern areas. blue skies again. temperatures in the mid—20s. a bit more proud north wales and northern england and northern ireland. sunshine is the high ground ato ireland. sunshine is the high ground a to temperatures especially in that northwest breeze. we running across scotla

area high pressure starts to receive a lead bit into the atlantic as a goat into friday, morava northwest the cloud for the south, shadows across scotla nd cloud for the south, shadows across scotland northern ireland and greater chance of northern england and north wales, most counties stay dry with sunshine and hot up to about 26 degrees but notice cool yellow colours compared to 0rient starting to push further south as it flows. more noise as we got there friday night into saturday, this court find here very little line, i don't expect much in the way of rain memory is on a cloud and shifting wind direction, tomorrow northwest. drop in temperature across other areas on saturday but still rather dry weather shine and cloud spreading out a few showers in the northwest airflow weight i had seen from experience, and down the coast feeling cooler but probably a warmer day in the west scotland and northern ireland as windfalls later, that's because high—pressure trying to build in from the left as you go into second half of the weekend, window is down somewhat, varying amounts of cloud and e

we are stuck the a pattern here, northwest wind, knot half- moon bay. northwest hand jose.orthwest livermore. not much this the way of monsoon. most of that pushed towards the east. 60s, 70s and 80s and 90s. >>> solano county commute, the traffic is off to a nice start on the interstate 80, if you are driving from vellejo to hercules. driving interstate 780ing as little bit of slow traffic here coming in towards

the system in the pacific northwest.alking about rain, the monsoon, sneaked in to southern california, moved out. forecasted highs on the left there, normal on the right, san francisco's normal high was 67, now it's 66. they have yet to go over 67 this month on the high side. oak land above, livermore, 1 degree above, san jose where they should be. the forecasted highs for today are dependant, not that much fog. 60s, near 70, along the coast, 70s and 80s, from san mateo, freemont. 50s, 60s, 70s, wide variety of temperature . bellmont san carlos, redwood, upper 50s. pacifica, the coolest, 53 degrees. some of the fog is out there. it won't take long to get back here, probably by tonight or tomorrow, those water temperatures are really cold. you get the northwest wind. san francisco, 53. monterey buoy 54. these are below average. much of the west coast is dealing with cold water. no warm water here. for us, lots of sunshine today. everybody is in on it, northwest wind, half-moon bay, little west wind livermore, northeast ha

system is moving in to the pacific northwest.s like something you would see in early november. look at the front, that's off the scale. 200% of normal as far as precipitation in the water goes. some of the high cloud deck might drag across us, but bringing rain to the pacific northwest. the end result is, it's really picked up that fog bank, also going to squeeze out a lot of drizzle. 50s on the temperatures. couple of low 60s in there, brentwood and pittsburgh. liver 53 el t, west on shore esoday will cool off, this is the coolest day of the week, system will swing through the next 24 hours. 50, 60s and mainly 70s through the interior. well below average. >>> sal is off today. the bay bridge toll plaza, starting to get heavier but still little traffic and things seem to be moving well. no problems, we will check bay area traffic throughout the morning for you on mornings on 2. >>> following breaking news in san francisco. police there busy investigating a death in the mission district after shots were fired. it happened after mi

look at the cluster to the northwest. we think right now we aren't getting many of the after shocks recording yet. the system is strung out. and so, pretty sure that is a continuous after shock zone. that is the extent of the fault. just the length of the fault a magnitude 7.1. we would expect it's probably at least about 25 miles long. that would imply probably the whole length from where the 6.4 happened to the after shocks are. >> china lake up there? >> yeah, so -- >> naval. >> the naval air station is that whole area. so this is all within the naval air station. there's a fault system. we see the little faults on the ground. rather than naming each piece separately it's called the little lake fault system. these are -- >> the length of the fault itself has been defined by the 7.1 earthquake. >> no. we don't know. if you look at the map we can see. one of the things we can do if we got a break and found stuff. we could pull out -- we'll try to get out the state geology map. but notice there's a little string of -- >>

so, we have an earthquake that has already begun up north, slightly to the northwest.he early warning system is saying 5.7 with 26 seconds until he gets here. the one that just went by, 4.9, we felt. so assuming that the magnitude is this estimated, it wil we wil feel it as it comes through. >> can we expect us magnitude of aftershocks throughout the meeting? >> the largest aftershock has been a six. >> we should feel it now. >> there it is. did you feel that? >> that was the phone ringing. >> that was less than the one that i felt that was 4.9. so clearly, we are a long way away from the earthquake but we can still feel it. we already have damaged houses and structure fires out of the first. this >> this came through just as a 3.5. >> the same fault line as the 6.4? >> yes, the same strand, we've already seen the two perpendicular ones. i think they got the magnitude wrong. unless it hasn't come through yet. >> can you explain it again because some people just thought the international initial code? >> let's have the usgs answer that one. >> on the usgs side and on th

northwest broad branch road at brandy. tree down. 270 from 70 down to the spur, 67 miles per hour getsyou there in 27 minutes. >>> the work speaks for itself. any testimony from this office would not go beyond our report. and the report is my testimony. >> well, today is theorayr special counsel robert mueller will do the thing he said very clearly back in may that he did not want to do. he will testify before congress about the russia investigation. >> yeah. mueller is going to be a hisctant witness today, but testimony will frame discussions about collusion for the foreseeab future. nbc casey hunt takes us inside the room where it's all going to down today. >> reporter: when robert mueller sits down here, it will be the 89th time he's testified before congress over a long career in public life. democrats know this might be their last chance to convince the american public on impeachment. so they tell us they plan to keep their questions sharp and >> now here is what you will and you won't hear today. justice department s

most of its wiped out by the northwest breeze. we are not getting the [ inaudible ] at 10 pm last night and 55 this morning. look at gilroy, 63 and south san jose 63. the northwest breeze is still there. it is nice on the coast warm to hot inland. probably the hottest day of the week will be today. the breeze should go more west to southwest later in the day. we are running warmer than 24 hours go. a lot of sunshine today and the water temperature will be cold. by tonight and tomorrow the fog will make an appearance. most of california is cloud free.>>> thank you. still following breaking news from martinez of an early morning apartment fire on alhambra avenue. it started on a patio about 4 am. firefighters evacuated the building and quickly put out the flames. one person was treated for burns. the damage was limited to just one unit in the building. the cause of the fire is still under investigation.>>> the trump administration is looking to end asylum reductions for most central american records. if they have traveled through an

three people shot on t street in northwest d.c. overnight. police say this happened near the howard theater. all three victims rushed to the hospital. no word on their conditions right now.po ice say they are looking for a white audi car with d.c. tags case. nection to this >>> an update on other breaking news out of new york. one person is dead andle 12 peop hurt after someone opened fire near a playground last night. police tell our sister station in new york the gunfire started just before 11:00. witnesses say this happened at a block party in nsooklyn. sigt the scene said it was the annual old-timers day celebration. witnesses say the gunfire set off a lot of panic. >> well, when i heard the shots i actually thought it was fireworks. i didn't think for a tinutet that was happening at this type of event, but, yeah, people, it was like a stampede. people were running over each other. it's just unfortunate. >> so far no arrests have been made. keep one this breaking news throughout the morning and throughout the day on our nbc washington app

live in northwest, justin finch, chu "news4 today." >>> the d.c. region brace for another round of potential flooding, new orleans is cleang up after a storm caused the french quarter was filled with flood water. many tourists said they became stranded at the shops and ts they were visiting and unable to get back to their hotels. public transportation had to be shut down. it has the potential to turn a tropical storm is brewing out in the gulf now. it has the potential to turn into a hurricane. mil'sion of people in the sto path now and they are preparing for the worst. flooding, storm surge and strong wind are expected there and grocery stores are picked clean. hardware stores are selling out of generators and flashlights and batteries and people are ir doing the best to get ready down along the gulf coast. >> we need to get ready for severe weather in our area. chuck bell has the information youeed to know. >> thursday is off to a much more hud start than we have had the last couple of mornings. a lot of cloudiness outside this morning. sticky an

here is a map that shows the northwest territory as it is ultimately created in 1787. and, you know, this is a map that stands. 1787 of this was an act of the second continental congress before the constitution thisven been drafted, so is at the point that the nine states is still an infant, ill-defined nation, and yet it still offered to people interested in expansion new and easy terms, that the united states will somehow oversee and guarantee that process. the idea of a uniform public land restoration -- distribution was partly undermined by a more complicated set of arrangements in the revolutionary period. jefferson thought it would be slate,o have this blank where you could ensure some kind of open public access. had all kindsess of reasons to favor and support other kinds of purchases, particularly because congress needed money and was i was willing to take shortcuts with western lands. that it wastime inventing the territorial system, it was proceeding with other kinds of private sales. 1787, it sold 5 million acres of land to the ohio company of new england. o

the 5.4 extended a bit to the northwest and the 7.1 x seems if extended even farther to the northwest. >>so the fault is growing. we're up sure to peace in the first earthquake. we're actually a bit more on the 5.4 this rupturing more now. it is moving towards the away from the metropolitan areas far as we can tell and a 5% chance this will go for it right every it's this is another earthquake, everyone has a chance. i'm trying to think if we've ever seen a situation with a 6.4 7 and then something even bigger and i can't think of one. not that it is impossible that i i can't give you an example where it's happened before. we knew we had a for sharks to a lot of other earthquakes. the landers earthquake the which is 7.3. 2 months earlier there was a 6.1 called the joshua tree earthquake that's a far enough apart that we don't usually use the word for shock we call it a pre shock. there was a 3.8 a couple of hours before the 7.3. in 1987, the superstition hell's earthquake, 6.6 was preceded the day before by a 6.2. so this is that's why we keep on saying one in 20 chance. well, this is

five people were shot in two separate shooting. >> one man shot in northwest before northwest and still worki to learn his name. we know he is expected to survive. >> a short time later,our people were shot by a masked gunmen on martin luther king avenue. molette green is joining us from police headquarters. >> d.c. police are looking for the four shooters in this incident. as you had, their faces were covered. they were weing all black. here is video from the scene a short while ago just hour ago in the 3900 block of south capitolt streewhere this too. a large police presence in that areall we it teou two adult men are fighting for their live this morning. there were two her people shot. those people did not suffer as serious injuries but police neeh yourelp in this case. they put the pieces together of wupt led to what was a very violent end to a long holiday weekend in southeast d.c. we are live this morning outde of d.c. police headquarters and that is the very latest. ba to you. >> thank you for that update. >>> to decision 020. bad news and good news for president trump. >> the pr

church as far as the cloud cover and precipitation the water, it will bring rain in the pacific northwest, maybe the california late tonight into tomorrow, pretty impressive to see that this time of year, for us, it ramped up the fog bank and gives us an onshore wind or the onshore breeze, 50s on the temperatures, a few 40s, 50s around los altos, 50 degrees, forcing carlos, 36 san mateo over to 58 and three months, west southwest, 30, 25, confidence., travis ev o to vacaville, low clouds, upper 50s, drizzle, close to babin today, we see temperatures quite pool, lows in the 50s for most and they stay there probably on the coast, upper 50s and 60s and also 70s, so, if this is your kind of weather, it is tough to be this, temperatures way below average, back to you guys . >>> thank you . >> my name is steve, i will introduce myself a little later . >> nice to meet you. >> thank you, it is a pleasure. okay, so, do not even show up for work as, the day off, the much-deserved death. we are keeping a close watch on your morning commute for him and for you, this is the bay bridge toll pleasant. i

we get to the northwest flow, the key here, that chews it up. higher clouds spilling over the ridge. 50s to 60s. monterey buoy there -- what is interesting napa airport and concord have a stronger gust than fairfield. west, southwest, napa to 22. hardly anything in the the santa clara valley. not much change today. tomorrow looks cooler. the highs lose the grip. 60s on the coast with the fog lingering for a while. solid cooling trend kicks in tomorrow. watch the fog ramp up tonight right there and taking us in to thursday as that system gives us an on shore breeze. temperatures will be close to the last couple of days. if you are inland yes, it's warm, tomorrow it will be cooler. 60s, 70s, 80s, low 90s for a few. after today we will say good- bye to the 90s. cooling in to the friday time frame and warmer day on the weekend. >>> big changes for the bag fees in san francisco. coming up, how much will the fees go up and which bag type is being banned all together. r. kelly still in jail this morning. coming up why a judge denied bail and what kelly

thatis a process culminated in the northwest ordinance of 1787. for today, i asked you not to read about the northwest ordinance of 1787 but the land ordinance of 1784. the editors of the jefferson papers have a really good essay on the evolution of thinking about western lands that i asked you to take a look at. there are a lot of details in the land ordinance of 1784 and that got modified for the land ordinance of 1787. in your reading of that essay in the jefferson papers, what particularly struck you as the main take away point that the editors emphasized in describing this process of developing a land system? points,emember any key particularly focusing on jefferson and his evolving thought about the trans-appalachian west? that part of the u.s. territory beyond the bounds of the existing states. editors might have diluted what jefferson was trying to get across. jefferson was radical in his thoughts. to --itors wanted it wanted to look at land as an extra resource, not just put it off and say we can keep extending. >> you think that essay di

england and northwest wells.6 in london, turning cooler behind our rain dance because the northwest. that band will continue into wednesday night and thursday, getting to the southeast, but as it clears, all of us will have cooler airand clears, all of us will have cooler air and showers comes from the shadows across the northern half of the uk could be pretty heavy. briefly, as a star friday, this pump of high pressure here should bring a dry interlude but it will not last because there is an area of low pressure and some uncertainty about the track of this, because it looks like it will be some bursts of heavy rain and potential strong winds as well, particularly for wells in the southwest of england. temperature wise afternoon, we're looking at highs of around the high teens celsius in northern ireland, maybe the low 20s for some impressive wells in southern england. as you start the weekend there will be some wet weather to get out of the way with the area of low pressure continuing to run its way eastwards a

it is moving west, northwest at 15 miles per hour. 130-mile per hour winds. expected to go to the northwest. all signs point towards it heading this way. so far everything points towards that heading north of the hawaiian islands. that's moving away from land. maybe the moisture once it falls apart will recurve towards the southwest. the low over portland, that's controlling our weather. the rain year finished on june 30th. that's the rain year. santa rosa, 1 33%. it was a good year, 100% for oak land. 109 san francisco and san jose 110. mild to warm. 60s, 70s to 80s. it will be a sunny day. forecasted highs near normal. still 7 below for livermore and san jose is trying as well. everything is coming the from the west, southwest, the on shore push, 40s, 50s, 60s. pen grove 45. healdsburg, mill valley, napa, 4 degrees. 55 month ray. 54 tuck tree to reno. the pattern is quiet for us. not a lot going on, we had a series of the lows drop this. it's late june or early julys they make an impact by keeping our temperatures where they are the last couple of days. we

our breaking news story a 14 sailors have died in a fire on a deep sea submersible in russian's northwest artie's maria the national has the details of what we know right now we know from russia's defense ministry depressor belonged to so it was a scientific submersible its mission is to explore the bottom of the sea of the ocean and at the time when the crew has been doing the testing has been. conducting specifically their path in mattrick measurements or something close to topographical mission the results are used in underwater mapping to help vessels and submarines in the area navigate so at the time when the crew has been doing that for russian navy the fire started no one could say why but 14 people 14 sailors i assume crew members on board died the defense minister reports because of the poisoning so. i guess they failed that toxic smoke and this is what killed them we also heard from russia's defense ministry that the fire has been put out quotation due to selfless actions of the crew and we now that we know that now the vessel is to one of russia's military bases in the northwes

low churning in the pacific northwest, that's a heck of a front to the left of your screen. is it really july? that looks like the end of october or november. it's off the scale as far as the amount of water. high clouds will bring rain to the pacific northwest towards eureka. 57 sasstro valley. 58 freemont. 55 redwood city. temperatures are close, montero beach 56. wood side, 51. most of news the mid 50s. free month, union city, 58 degrees, rip, roaring delta wind for sure. 35-40 miles per hour. a cooler pattern for everybody. 37 truckee. 56 ukiah. ar cauda, sacramento, monterey, 57. the system will swing in this the next 24 hours, cool is a rule, winds out today, the low will march the desert southwest will build that, allowing temperatures to warm up later this week. today, it's about a big cooldown, this is the coolest day of the week by far. 50s, 60s, 70s, few low 80s. the bulling of the locations are coming in, in the 70s. a loft 70s, temperatures below average for everybody but by tomorrow, we will see transition time, it warms up on wednesday, we will continue that,

rain in the pacific northwest. dragged across high clouds, if you are a weather fan, you probably noticed those yesterday afternoon. it's not somethinjuly. we got the tail end. the low 60s. fog reported. santa rosa, vellejo fog. 63 union city. it's warmer. a little bit of a breeze, overall looking for a mostly sunny day and temperatures continue to bump up a little bit inland in mid-80s, 60s and 70s by the water. >>> we a off to a decent start, steve. let's go to the traffic. 80 westbound, looking pretty good. vellejo, fairfield, looking pretty good, driving in, no major issues, driving to the bridge. traffic is looking very nice. taking 15 minutes, a little more than that to drive from the car keys in bridge to the maize. a line in the cash lanes but nothing major, once you get to the bridge it's a nice drive in to san franciscoch >>> police are investigating a deadly shooting in the bay view district. two people were shot on jennings street, one pen died and the other injured. that person was taken to the hospita

here is a map that shows the northwest territory as it is ultimately created in 1787. and, you know, this is a map that stands. in 1787, this was an act of the second continental congress before the constitution had even been drafted, so this is at the point that the united states is still an infant, ill-defined stands and yet the map as an invitation to people interested in westward expansion and moving into new lands on easy terms. ,t's kind of an open invitation that the united states will somehow oversee and guarantee that process. the idea of a kind of uniform public system of land distribution was partly, was partly undermined by a more complicated set of arrangements in the revolutionary period. in an ideal sense, jefferson thought it would be great to have this blank slate where you could ensure some kind of open public access, but in fact, congress had all kinds of supportto favor and ,ther kinds of purchases particularly because congress needed money. they were always willing to take shortcuts with western lands. that it wastime inventing the territorial syst

we could lose that, that in the low clouds, is on the mild side, the system moved in the pacific northwest, it gives a lot of high clouds, falling apart northward but still, it sets the tone for a lot of high clouds and lows in the 60s for many, were three muslim degrees warmer than we were 24 hours ago +11, west southwest 21, a lot of times that is bumped up a teeny bit which plays into the city being warmer as well. mostly sunny today, the fog has temperatures warming up.mid 80s traffic. >> the 580, you can see traffic is moving along pretty well together the tracy triangle the 205 the 580. pleasanton has a crash on the westbound 580 680 interchange, watch for slowing there, they are moving it, there are no problems on the interstate 880 oakland north and south, when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, it is fairly light although there is a bit of a backup, let's go back to the desk. >>> breaking news of san francisco where police are investigating a double shooting overnight in the bayview district one person died, the other left of the hospital, elissa harrington joins us with the ve

this is a tree dowoa the rd is shut down in northwest.ain, broad branch shut down aa brywine. >> thank you. >>> 5:31 is your time. today will really be one for the history booksou could say. former special counsel robert mueller will testify before congress about his investigation into russian election meddling. >>'swe don't know what going to happen here, but a lot of people don't want to miss out on what he might say. that's why news 4 jstin finch is live with details on some watch parties that are being planned across the district. stin, some people are already lining up in certain spots here. what are you seeing? >> reporter: i wouee love to s someone join me out here, adam, but not quite. we know bars across d.c. just a fewours like union pub will be filling up and filling up fast with people with their eyes e glued on thig screens, beers in hand watching robert mueller testify at last. a few of the bars we have up on the scre for you there, they include bars across the di,rict, shaw tavernduffy's irish pub, union pub, the midlands a

system is deepening up in the pacific northwest. the highs reluctant to give up its grip. 50s, 60s on the temps here. upper east. 55, 56 moterro bay. water temps are very cold still. bodega bay. these are all a little bit below average for this time of year. fairfield 25, gusting to 31. 600 for sacramento and ukiah. low clouds will be a little on the go today as the winds will pick up as well. northwest wind is moving off and more of a west, southwest. hotspur some of the interior. getting kicked out of here today and tomorrow. cooler forecast -- unless you get well inland areas. majority will cool off here. looking for that to be friday, the coolest day. then slight rebound going into the weekend, temperatures near average to below. >> all right, steve. >>> 4:50 after the break, a dramatic rescue caught on camera. >> first time i've dealt with somebody who refused to help save their own life. >> his van was on fire but he would not get out. we'll tell you why police officers used their tasers to safe a life. >>> welcome back to mor

of rain but also the beginning, meaning bad light that is a very weak weather from behind have a northwest air across may be much cooler nights, 15 or 13 to 15 and we have a northwest breezy side, across the crates just a gentle breeze for the most but it will bring cooler air across may be much cooler nights, 15 or 13 to 15 inside an area of rain but also the beginning, meaning bad light that is a very weak weather from behind 11 northwest breezy side, across the crates just a gentle breeze for the most but it will bring cooler air across many much cooler nights, 15 or 13 to 15 across many much cooler nights, 15 or13 to 15 in across many much cooler nights, 15 or 13 to 15 in southern areas maggie and cooler. chances are this system madejust a drag if he is and be slow to clear and the far south of england tomorrow morning overseeing the cloud by a for the most part be a dry and bright day, withjust the cloud by a for the most part be a dry and bright day, with just a few showers being brought in on that breeze and northeast scotland and england through the afternoon but again generally sp

storm clouds moving in along the coastline, how about them pacific northwest in an unusual storm system moving in for a summertime but here it is bringing some rain up towards seattle portland. some of the dragon and a far northern california to in fact of the brunt of the system going to head up 7 northwest, keeping them busy. next couple days that low kind of just rotates on shore and bring the showers there can't quite get your high pressure sitting out ahead of a but a close enough that we did see some showers moving across parts afternoon t those are start to move out now make up more showers. ins tomorrow but that's about it for us. it's helped to deepen the marine layer and that is going to move it further on shore for tonight. i mean those clouds school to blanket much of the bay area in the valleys going to see the fog. all the way into the tri valley cocker right through the delta, maybe even into the central valley. temperatures cooling off now still not bad 6, 4 degrees in dublin 63 in hayward right now it was 65 redwood city 58 with a foggy skies in the city of 60 with the

rain across the northwest. probably drizzle on the coast. we'll get a few high clouds out of that, to the north. 50s on a lot of these temps here. and 40s on the peninsula. mainly 50s on the peninsula as well. 56 to fremont. same for foster city and san mateo. there will be a breeze today. it will be not as strong or robust as yesterday. a few high clouds. otherwise, mostly sunny. and after today, temps will begin a warmup. 60s, 70s, a few low 80s. sal is here. it's super commute time or what? >> yes, it is, steve. we're going to be looking at the drive from vallejo, american canyon. solano county super commute. and it looks good here as you drive on interstate 80 or 680. i didn't notice slowing on the north side of the benicia bridge right there. and the windy area there. looks like there could be a little road work delay. northbound, but also southbound. otherwise, we're looking pretty good into contra costa county. and driving over to the macarthur maze. looks pretty good. and at the toll plaza. there's not a lot of delay. a couple of car

humboldt county, more towards the pacific northwest and give them rain. temperatures will be on the cool side, we get the big fog bank in place, there is drizzle out there as well, 49 is the water temp, what is normal? 51, that is really cold water. san francisco 54, if you are on twitter and you take a look at the national weather service in monterey and go back and look at some of the tweets. they sent out a surface temperature for the entire northern hemisphere. it shows london blue of the california coast we have very cold water. 50s on the thames, few low 60s but there is a lot of 50s around the bay. 51 oakland hills. west southwest 3500 travis, hang on, that is extra hold on the hairspray, even in davis and onshore winds, 34 in truckee, 57 ukiah, sacramento and monterey, santa barbara at 59, fog up and down the coast, watch it fill in rapidly around the coastal bay there is drizzle, i had the windshield wipers going on the way in, that system will march and went over the next 24 hours and behind that, high pressure in the desert southwest, it really

some showers in the north and northwest, dryer towards the south and southeast.atic footage of armed iranian troops boarding a british—flagged oil tanker in the gulf. the foreign secretary expresses "extreme disappointment" to his iranian counterpart. this is totally and utterly u na cce pta ble. it raises very serious questions about the security of british shipping, and indeed international shipping, in the straits of hormuz. british airways has suspended all flight to cairo for seven days due to security concerns. labour sets out plans to stop private companies providing council services in england. it's one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind.

it is moving northwest. it will move to the north of the hawaiian islands. first one of the season. not moving towards the land. everything looks okay. we have mostly clear skies, 40s, 50s, 60s on the temperatures. 50 gilroy. upper 40s, santa cruz. 54 seems popular as well, saratoga, also campbell. we will see lots of sunshine today. temperatures about the same as yesterday until the low kicks autoon thursday. 60s, 70s, a few 80s.

120 fighters are reported killed in serbia as government troops fight rebels for control of the northwest. hello and welcome to al-jazeera live from our headquarters in doha minutes but the problem also ahead perceives the 1st shipment of russian made 400 missiles at the center of concern from its nato allies. south korea proposes a u.n. investigation of japan's claims that it shipped restricted material to north korea violating u.n. sanctions plus. a single currency for all of west africa is now closer than ever with it some of the challenges it's facing. more than 120 soldiers and rebel fighters have been killed in syria in the past 48 hours as government forces backed by russia continue their push into rebel held

currently 75, northwest winds at 10 miles per hour. concord, if you like summer heat, that was good, up to 95 hour. 92. in san francisco, jacket weather still. 60 degrees right now. we have winds out of the west at 16 and misty skies. you have 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s. we have officially arrived into our bay area summer. that late-day sea breeze cooling things off around the coast and bay. it will bring patches of low clouds to the inner portions of the east bay for tomorrow morning. you might see drizzle or mist around san francisco and the coast. what might be different tomorrow, could be a bit of a northwest wind moving down the coast. if that's the case, that's going to help mix in drier air. we're hopeful for more sunshine, mean around pacifica. santa cruz will have the sunshine, but those northwest winds down the coast, we should see more sunshine and a bit of a warmer day for the coast and bay tomorrow. san jose starting to climb back into the a little bit. should see numbers in the low 90s again around morgan hill and san martin.

northwest wind at 14.lps to clear out our sky, mix,ing in more warm, less cool marine layer across the bay. and you're to be see that with some inland temperatures running warmer at the same time as well. right now in san jose, 64 degrees. high of 78. as we talk about air quality, one of the other things you might notice if you have allergies is the tree pollen has come up to the high range. so it's sort of late in the year and your allergies are bothering you. maybe that is the cause of the main offender there for your allergy concerns. but air quality rise, for ground level ozone or smoke pollution, that is not a problem right now. the wind helping to clear things out. good air quality for your monday. but notice the wind direction here on the arrows copping down the coast. that has helped to clear out some of the low clouds. we might see a little patch or two by sunrise. look at the temperatures inland. concord still 74 degrees. 67 in santa rosa. some of the areas we talk about running about 4 to 6 degr

the system in the northwest, pacific gulf, continue to be a fight between that and the hay in the four corners. one day we cool down and one day we warm up. today we warm up. we warm up on the weekend as the high builds towards the west but not as hot as last weekend. 60s, 70s, 80s, 90 for some. most locations where they should be on the high temperatures. cooler thursday, looks warmer in to the weekend away from the coast. >>> active shooter training a t a high school on the peninsula. how long will the training go on at mills high school in mill bray weeks before the new school year begins. >>> get ready to see baseball players traded today around the major league baseball teams, we will see where the giants and

the video shows the man near the scene on t street northwest. twoictims treated at the hospital and two others refused medical treatment on td e scene. anall are expected to be okay. >>>esidents in southeast washington say gun violence is a rynew normal they face eve day. one mother described to news4 how her 10-year-old ran to her after hearing gunsho. police say though bullets hit a young boy last night. detectives have not released details. but a juvenile was taken to the hospital conscious and breathing. they are searching for a residents say it's difficult to see an end to this violence. >> i love this area but i'm scared to rse my children here. >> the shooting comes nearly two weeks after 11-year-old karon r. hundreds of p the funeral to try to support her. he crowd was so large, it with overflowed into the street. >> loved ones, people we grew up with. >> police have charged 29-year-old tony mcclam with gree murder for karon's death. >>> maryland lawmers are security grants will help stop the next mass shooting. the state is giving $3 mi

take over now we have that cold front off the coastline, mostly energy from that headed up the 7 northwest high pressure to start to nudge its way back in the

a follow breeze northwest, that brought in drier air and chewed up the fog. temperatures coming down, san francisco, hit 70 yesterday it is only high temperature this month, that was over the climate average, climate average for the first 1 days was 67. now it's 66. today 64, san jose 85. livermore from the 91 to 87. oak land where they should be on the high side. i enhanced the color table. there is no purple fog. that would be a little weird. 62 to 92, low clouds and fogs sunny inlands and warm but not as warm as yesterday. low cloud high clouds zipping in. that's the tail end of that system in the pacific northwest. it dips in to northern california. that's what we call area of low pressure or trough. 50s, 60s on the temperatures. cooler than yesterday. 61 is popped, redwood, menlo park, woodside 54. pacifica 5. freemont 58 degrees. san carlos and foster city 58. if you stick a toe in the water that's cold. 52, that's cold water. that maintains itself, when you get on shore breeze, that enhances the fog bank. 37 in truckee. 58 month ray. ukiah 64. some of

just northwest of the intersection, we know the rupture went to the northwest. it also went to the southeast. they confirmed fault surface rupture farther east on 178. we know that fault broke along it. we are going to do reconnaissance and look for surface fault associated with the new main shock of 7.1. that is about it, thank you. >> thank you very much. now if we could turn our attention to the city of ridgecrest's mayor. >> thank you for coming. i would like to say a few words to our own citizens. many of them experienced something very traumatic and unknown to most of us, many of them are sleeping outside tonight. i know it is a difficult situation but they are fearful to be in their homes and we are offering what is noted earlier. we have places for people to shelter but many are choosing to be with their neighbors in their sidewalks and their driveways and some are in the streets. we are asking everyone to drive safely, be careful, watch for these people and understand that we are doing the very best we can. it is not an impossible task to take care of a

the track is taking to it the northwest. it's away from baja.ome of the moisture -- we will keep an eye on that. we have pretty clear conditions here except for that patchy fog, 51, 54, 55, 56 on the water temperatures. near average for this time of year. the average july 1st to 15th, mo day gobay is 51 degrees. 40s, 50s on the temperatures, a few 60s. those are far inland. upper 40s and 50s on the peninsula. monetaryra beach, 52. free month 54 degrees. 32 truckee to 56, 60, sacramento. only patchy fog at best here, start to pick up a little bit. i don't think anything close to what we had yesterday. couple of spins in the atmosphere all over the place. the main one impacting us in portland and seattle. 60s, 70s and 80s. not much of a breeze yet either. it's a very quiet pattern. tomorrow similar, maybe increase in patchy fog. temperatures aren't traveling very far. a little pegy thursday. that will give us a slight cooldown. we see inland telephones bump up temperatures bump up in to the weekend. >>> coming up, we will show you the stores that

so for northern ireland, and northwest england, and much of scotland, through the course of tonight,uite windy here too, gusts of 40—50 mph, further west england and wales, you should stay dry overnight, and it's quite it's quite mild, quite humid with those temperatures overnight sitting in the mid teens. but monday it will be an improving picture, particularly for parts of northern ireland and northern england after the rain we saw on sunday and overnight, that should clear to the north, but we keep heavy rain across the western half of scotland, so there could be some localised flooding here. meanwhile, for the rest of the uk, the sunshine reappears. it's going to be significantly hotter, those winds coming in from the south or southwest, so towards the southeast, 29—30d in one or two spots. even further north for the likes of belfast, 25 degrees, just a bit cooler across the northern half of scotland, where you have still got the cloud and rain. heading on into tuesday and quite widely looking at dry hot weather, just the far north of scotland, i think, seeing a few showers. in t

it will burn off sooner with the northwest wind. it is showing signs of winning out over the next few days with a more significant cooling trend. tomorrow, almost all of the temperatures will go down. 50s and 60s currently they have not moved much. mid 50s on the peninsula and foster city at 58. palo alto at 55. the fog will make 60s for the coast and inland 80s to near 90. then it looks like the inland temperatures are on their way down on thursday.>>> most of the commute is normal but we have an abnormality when it comes to getting off of the richmond bridge into the east bay. there is a problem on the freeway this would be eastbound 580 heading away from the richmond bridge toward berkeley. it is a problem with an investigation of a fatality. a pedestrian was on the freeway and hit by vehicles. chp is doing an investigation on 580 eastbound along the freeway. traffic will be obviously not getting through. there is the vehicle that struck the person. on the other side over tour the richmond bridge traffic is moving but people are

weather watcher picture sent in a long that dorset coastline, but for parts of the midlands, and northwestith some persistent, and at times, heavy rain, a couple of inches of rain falling. now this weather front really quite slow—moving, as you can see, and this is where the recent rain is sitting through the midlands, northwest england, into northern ireland, with the scattering of showers ahead of it, into western scotland. now that's going to continue through the night, but it will gradually drift its way northwards, at the same time, we could see a few sharp and thundery downpours across the far northeast of scotland. but to the south of that weather front, it stays relatively quiet, a more comfortable night for getting a good nights sleep, with overnight lows of 12—16 degrees. so we start off the new working week, still with that weather front there, but it is drifting its way into scotland, and it will weaken all the time to a band of showers, as we go through the day. a ridge of high pressure builds across england and wales, that's where the best of the weather is likely to be at th

it's just really nice toilet paper. >>> the winter over northwest indiana where dr.sually had all the luster of -- but for weinberger and his wife michelle late december 2001 was just another caribbean holiday. >> it's a beautiful day here. >> it's perhaps good that the happy couple couldn't see the future on a day such as this because there was so much unhappiness ahead. in three years, he would be on the run, somewhere in europe, and she would be alone, brokenhearted and bankrupt. of course, they had no way of seeing any of this coming. not here. not on this night. >> new year's eve 2002. i've never been so happy in my whole life. this is my dream. >> but far to the north in indiana, one of dr. weinberger's patients, phyllis barnes could clearly see her future was looking grim. >> my sister went through hell. >> phyllis' sister peggy hood says phyllis' road through hell began three months earlier when she went to see dr. weinberger. >> she had trouble catching her breath. she seemed to have sort of cold-like systems or bronchitis. she just seemed rundown. >> you th

. >>> tonight the 3rd street tunnel in northwest d.c. is back open. it was closed for hours today after a man was shot in an parent case of road rage. >> right now police are still searching foal the gunman ong that busy stretch of road that runs right under the heart of downtown d.c. >> news 4's jackie bensen s live at the scene and she has some new details about the getaway car. what are you learning, jackie? >> reporter: doreen, we have some pictures of the shooter's car. e looking for it right now. the are actual images of the hoa sedan involved in a terrifying incident in the i-395 ound lanes of the tunnel just before the massachusetts avenue exit about 3:00 p.m. a witness who did not want to appear on camera says it started with a rear-end collision. this ford suv struck the honda, causing significant damage to the smaller car.>> oth exited their vehicles. there was an argument that occurred on scene, on the scene of the accident. and a gun wasnoduced into this argument and someone was shot. >> reporter: the northbound lanes of the tunnel were c

tragedy in russia's northwest says 14 navy personnel killed in a fire in a submersible among them a number of highly decorated senior officers and pays in the u.k. debate what to do with profits made from the assets of v.x. of libyan leader muammar gadhafi and after 3 days of wrangling disagree on he will get the brocks top jobs nominating a woman for the 1st time to head the european commission. good afternoon welcome you're watching r.t. international 14 people have been killed in a fire on a deep sea submersible in russia's northwest 7 of the victims were high ranking navy officers and so you have been honored with the country's highest decoration hero of the russian federation president vladimir putin has offered his condolences to the families of those who died. but you see of the 147 or top rank captains who are heroes of russia this is a big loss for the fleet our 1st sincere condolences to the families of the deceased everything must be done to help and support them that was at his emergency meeting with the country's defense minister said again a show ago following this truly trag

wind out of the west, northwest 10, 12 miles per hour. it's warm, it's not exceedingly dry. it's breezy. not ideal conditions for fighting a fire but not dangerous conditions, either. >> all right. spencer, thank you very much. if you look closely, you can see flames showing on the left side of the screen. we will continue to keep an eye on this at 6:00 as well as online on abc7news.com. >>> new at 6:00, the pay off to paying extra today new information about what a bridge toll hike approved 15 years ago is going toward. that pay off more parking spaces. they are going to be built in places to encourage people to take public transit because not everyone lives within walking distance and existing lots are mostly over capacity already. more than $9 million will go toward new parking areas in the east bay specifically a garage by the dublin bart station and two lots in oakland near ac transit. voters approved regional measure two in 2004 that raised bridge tolls by a dollar. on to money, it helped pay for the fourth bore to the tunnel. bart'