otellini led the santa clara chip maker from 2005 to 2012, credited with maintaining profitability during the great recession. he was born in san francisco. intel says he remained a fan of the city throughout his life. he was just 66 years old. >>> now your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> check out the gorgeous view from our weather window on the golden gate bridge. right over my right shoulder, flag is not moving. we do have a little bit of an offshore wind in most other neighborhoods and led to a morning that looked from drone view 7. gorgeous. if you're going to visit us by cruise ship, a great time to do it. looking north at the embarcadero, alcatraz in the background. now it's absolutely gorgeous. let's talk about what to expect. today, sunny, breezes relax. the fire danger is over soon. tonight, clear and cool once again. i closed the windows last night before i went to bed. it worked. that was a good idea. building warm wave is coming through the -- here we are in the north bay, areas in red until 5:00 this evening, afternoon, however you want to say it, where the threat i

the in its 49-year history intel has had only six ceos and otellini was the fifth he was 66 years oldews update this hour scott, back to you. >> sue, thank you so much. >>> well, the nasty proxy battle that procter & gamble just hit a new level as former ceo a.g. lavalle weighs in with a letter aimed directly at activist shareholder nelson peltz leslie picker with more as the clock ticks down to the october soth shareholder's meeting >> just about a week to go i spoke with lavalle earlier this morning and he had some choice words the legendary former two-time ceo of procter & gamble has officially thrown his hat in with management in the company's fight against nelson peltz cnbc exclusively obtained his letter titled "this is too important. i'm taking the gloves off. he says he's voted his $70 million worth of shares in favor of p & g's current board and is against adding peltz to it the board. lafley writes mr. peltz and mr. daley are clearly out for number one they certainly don't represent me, a long-term shareholder. he calls their reorganization plan a, quote, step backwards and